From 80248071599cd08a6745e73a7cd99e2b7be71de6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2026 00:55:48 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 01/34] Add kernel type-checker and restructure ConstantMeta for aux_gen Wire the Lean 4 kernel (type-checker, WHNF reduction, definitional equality, inductive checking) into the main codebase as `ix::kernel`, ported from ix_old. This is the foundation for aux_gen, which will regenerate canonical auxiliary constants (.rec, .below, .brecOn) for alpha-collapsed and SCC-split mutual blocks. Restructure ConstantMeta to support this: - Rename the flat enum to ConstantMetaInfo, wrap it in a ConstantMeta struct with an `info` field (matching the kernel's expected interface) - Add ConstantMetaInfo::Muts variant for mutual block equivalence classes - Add resolve_kvmap for kernel ingress of KVMap metadata - Add Named.original field for aux_gen roundtrip decompilation - Add Address::from_hex for kernel test fixtures Update all downstream consumers (compile, decompile, FFI, serialization) to use the new ConstantMeta wrapper and ConstantMetaInfo enum. Add mutual inductive test fixtures in Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean covering alpha-collapse, over-merge, and SCC-split patterns. --- Tests/Ix/Compile.lean | 1 + Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean | 212 ++ src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 56 +- src/ix.rs | 1 + src/ix/address.rs | 11 + src/ix/compile.rs | 34 +- src/ix/decompile.rs | 95 +- src/ix/env.rs | 20 +- src/ix/ixon/env.rs | 9 +- src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs | 108 +- src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs | 22 +- src/ix/kernel.rs | 24 + src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 438 +++ src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs | 371 ++ src/ix/kernel/constant.rs | 240 ++ src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 1126 ++++++ src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 297 ++ src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 215 ++ src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 192 + src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 20 + src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 756 ++++ src/ix/kernel/id.rs | 181 + src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 5336 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 419 +++ src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 1537 ++++++++ src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 845 +++++ src/ix/kernel/mode.rs | 304 ++ src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 396 ++ src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 343 ++ src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 518 +++ src/ix/kernel/testing.rs | 263 ++ src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs | 540 +++ src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs | 1486 ++++++++ src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs | 1116 ++++++ src/ix/kernel/tutorial/mod.rs | 15 + src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs | 1175 ++++++ src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 1948 ++++++++++ 37 files changed, 20576 insertions(+), 94 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/check.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/constant.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/egress.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/env.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/error.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/expr.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/id.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/infer.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/level.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/mode.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/subst.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/tc.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/testing.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/tutorial/mod.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean index c9e9bade..667036aa 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ public import Ix.Sharing public import Lean public import LSpec public import Tests.Ix.Fixtures +public import Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual open LSpec diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..55f256bf --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean @@ -0,0 +1,212 @@ +module +import Lean + +namespace Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual + +-- Alpha-equivalent pair (A ≅ B under renaming) +namespace AlphaCollapse +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → B +end + +--set_option pp.all true +--#print A.rec +--#eval show Lean.MetaM Unit from do +-- let ci ← Lean.getConstInfo ``A.rec +-- let .recInfo cv := ci | return +-- IO.println s!"{repr cv.type}" + + +-- Over-merged variant: A2≅B2, C2 references B2 (C2 is external SCC) +mutual + inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 + inductive B2 | b : A2 → B2 + inductive C2 | c : B2 → C2 +end + +-- Self-referential: collapses to same compiled form as A and B +mutual + inductive A' | a' : A' → A' + --inductive B' | a' : B' → B' +end +end AlphaCollapse + + +-- Over-merged: A/B form one SCC, C references both but not vice versa. +-- A and B are NOT alpha-equivalent (B has 2 A fields). +namespace OverMerge +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → A → B + inductive C | c : A → B → C +end +-- Reordered: B2,C2,A2 (same structure, different declaration order) +mutual + inductive B2 | b : A2 → A2 → B2 + inductive C2 | c : A2 → B2 → C2 + inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 +end +-- Split: C3 separate (it's in a different SCC than A3/B3) +mutual + inductive B3 | b : A3 → A3 → B3 + inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 +end +inductive C3 where | c : A3 → B3 → C3 +end OverMerge + +#print OverMerge.A3.below.rec +#eval show Lean.MetaM Unit from do + let ci ← Lean.getConstInfo ``OverMerge.C3.c + let .ctorInfo cv := ci | return + IO.println s!"{repr cv.type}" + +namespace OverMergeSplit +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → A → B +end +mutual + inductive C | c : A → B → C +end +end OverMergeSplit + +namespace OverMerge2 +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → A → B + inductive C | c : A -> D -> C + inductive D | c : B -> C -> D +end +-- Reordered: D2,C2,B2,A2 +mutual + inductive D2 | c : B2 → C2 → D2 + inductive C2 | c : A2 → D2 → C2 + inductive B2 | b : A2 → A2 → B2 + inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 +end +-- Split into two minimal SCCs +mutual + inductive B3 | b : A3 → A3 → B3 + inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 +end +mutual + inductive C3 | c : A3 → D3 → C3 + inductive D3 | c : B3 → C3 → D3 +end +end OverMerge2 + +namespace OverMerge2Split +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → A → B +end +mutual + inductive C | c : A -> D -> C + inductive D | c : B -> C -> D +end +end OverMerge2Split + +-- Over-merged + alpha-collapse: A ≅ B, C is external. Equivalent to BLE/BLI/BLO. +namespace OverMergeAlphaCollapse +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → B + inductive C | c : A → B → C +end +-- Reordered: C2,B2,A2 +mutual + inductive C2 | c : A2 → B2 → C2 + inductive B2 | b : A2 → B2 + inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 +end +-- Split: A3≅B3 in mutual, C3 separate +mutual + inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 + inductive B3 | b : A3 → B3 +end +inductive C3 where | c : A3 → B3 → C3 +end OverMergeAlphaCollapse + +-- Alpha-collapse n=3: A→B→C→A cycle, all collapse to one. +namespace AlphaCollapse3 +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : C → B + inductive C | c : A → C +end +-- Reordered: C2,A2,B2 +mutual + inductive C2 | c : A2 → C2 + inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 + inductive B2 | b : C2 → B2 +end + + + + +end AlphaCollapse3 + +-- Alpha-collapse n=4: W→X→Y→Z→W cycle, all collapse to one. +namespace AlphaCollapse4 +mutual + inductive W | w : X → W + inductive X | x : Y → X + inductive Y | y : Z → Y + inductive Z | z : W → Z +end +-- Reordered: Z2,Y2,X2,W2 +mutual + inductive Z2 | z : W2 → Z2 + inductive Y2 | y : Z2 → Y2 + inductive X2 | x : Y2 → X2 + inductive W2 | w : X2 → W2 +end +end AlphaCollapse4 + +-- Over-merged with structures: 5 types, 2 SCCs. +-- EqC/EqP form one SCC, IneqC/IneqP/UnsatP form another. +-- IneqP references EqC (cross-SCC dependency). +namespace OverMergedStructs +mutual + structure EqC where + val : Nat + proof : EqP + inductive EqP where + | base : Nat → EqP + | combine : EqC → EqC → EqP + structure IneqC where + val : Nat + strict : Bool + proof : IneqP + inductive IneqP where + | base : Nat → IneqP + | fromEq : EqC → IneqP + | combine : IneqC → IneqC → IneqP + inductive UnsatP where + | ineq : IneqC → UnsatP +end +end OverMergedStructs +namespace OverMergedStructs2 +mutual + structure EqC where + val : Nat + proof : EqP + inductive EqP where + | base : Nat → EqP + | combine : EqC → EqC → EqP + structure IneqC where + val : Nat + strict : Bool + proof : IneqP + inductive IneqP where + | base : Nat → IneqP + | fromEq : EqC → IneqP + | ofDiseqSplit : UnsatP -> IneqP + | combine : IneqC → IneqC → IneqP + inductive UnsatP where + | ineq : IneqC → UnsatP +end +end OverMergedStructs2 + +end Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index c7f52304..e52d572d 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ use crate::ix::env::BinderInfo; use crate::ix::ixon::Comm; use crate::ix::ixon::env::Named; use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::{ - ConstantMeta, DataValue as IxonDataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap, + ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue as IxonDataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap, }; use crate::lean::{ LeanIxReducibilityHints, LeanIxonComm, LeanIxonConstantMeta, @@ -358,10 +358,10 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { /// | ctor | 5 | 4 (name, lvls, induct, arena) | 8 (1× u64) | /// | recr | 6 | 7 (name, lvls, rules, all, ctx, arena, ruleRoots) | 8 (1× u64) | pub fn build(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> Self { - let obj = match meta { - ConstantMeta::Empty => LeanOwned::box_usize(0), + let obj = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Empty => LeanOwned::box_usize(0), - ConstantMeta::Def { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name, lvls, hints, @@ -383,7 +383,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.into() }, - ConstantMeta::Axio { name, lvls, arena, type_root } => { + ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name, lvls, arena, type_root } => { let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(2, 3, 8); ctor.set(0, LeanIxAddress::build(name)); ctor.set(1, LeanIxAddress::build_array(lvls)); @@ -392,7 +392,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.into() }, - ConstantMeta::Quot { name, lvls, arena, type_root } => { + ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name, lvls, arena, type_root } => { let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(3, 3, 8); ctor.set(0, LeanIxAddress::build(name)); ctor.set(1, LeanIxAddress::build_array(lvls)); @@ -401,7 +401,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.into() }, - ConstantMeta::Indc { name, lvls, ctors, all, ctx, arena, type_root } => { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name, lvls, ctors, all, ctx, arena, type_root } => { let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(4, 6, 8); ctor.set(0, LeanIxAddress::build(name)); ctor.set(1, LeanIxAddress::build_array(lvls)); @@ -413,7 +413,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.into() }, - ConstantMeta::Ctor { name, lvls, induct, arena, type_root } => { + ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { name, lvls, induct, arena, type_root } => { let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(5, 4, 8); ctor.set(0, LeanIxAddress::build(name)); ctor.set(1, LeanIxAddress::build_array(lvls)); @@ -423,7 +423,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.into() }, - ConstantMeta::Rec { + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { name, lvls, rules, @@ -444,6 +444,17 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.set_u64(7, 0, *type_root); ctor.into() }, + + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } => { + let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(7, 1, 0); + // Encode `all: Vec>` as Array (Array Address) + let outer = LeanArray::alloc(all.len()); + for (i, group) in all.iter().enumerate() { + outer.set(i, LeanIxAddress::build_array(group)); + } + ctor.set(0, outer); + ctor.into() + }, }; Self::new(obj) } @@ -456,7 +467,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { if self.inner().is_scalar() { let tag = self.inner().as_raw() as usize >> 1; assert_eq!(tag, 0, "Invalid scalar ConstantMeta tag: {}", tag); - return ConstantMeta::Empty; + return ConstantMeta::default(); } let ctor = self.as_ctor(); match ctor.tag() { @@ -473,7 +484,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(5).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(6, 0); let value_root = ctor.get_u64(6, 8); - ConstantMeta::Def { + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name, lvls, hints, @@ -482,7 +493,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { arena, type_root, value_root, - } + }) }, 2 => { @@ -493,7 +504,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(2).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(3, 0); - ConstantMeta::Axio { name, lvls, arena, type_root } + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name, lvls, arena, type_root }) }, 3 => { @@ -504,7 +515,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(2).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(3, 0); - ConstantMeta::Quot { name, lvls, arena, type_root } + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name, lvls, arena, type_root }) }, 4 => { @@ -518,7 +529,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(5).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(6, 0); - ConstantMeta::Indc { name, lvls, ctors, all, ctx, arena, type_root } + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name, lvls, ctors, all, ctx, arena, type_root }) }, 5 => { @@ -531,7 +542,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(3).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(4, 0); - ConstantMeta::Ctor { name, lvls, induct, arena, type_root } + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { name, lvls, induct, arena, type_root }) }, 6 => { @@ -546,7 +557,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(5).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let rule_roots = decode_u64_array(ctor.get(6).as_array()); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(7, 0); - ConstantMeta::Rec { + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { name, lvls, rules, @@ -555,7 +566,17 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { arena, type_root, rule_roots, + }) + }, + + 7 => { + // muts: 1 obj field (Array (Array Address)), 0 scalar + let outer = ctor.get(0).as_array(); + let mut all = Vec::with_capacity(outer.len()); + for i in 0..outer.len() { + all.push(decode_address_array(outer.get(i).as_array())); } + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all }) }, tag => panic!("Invalid Ixon.ConstantMeta tag: {}", tag), @@ -586,6 +607,7 @@ impl LeanIxonNamed { Named { addr: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), meta: LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(), + original: None, // aux_gen not yet on FFI boundary } } } diff --git a/src/ix.rs b/src/ix.rs index f200d81b..42d298c2 100644 --- a/src/ix.rs +++ b/src/ix.rs @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ pub mod env; pub mod graph; pub mod ground; pub mod ixon; +pub mod kernel; pub mod mutual; pub mod store; pub mod strong_ordering; diff --git a/src/ix/address.rs b/src/ix/address.rs index a0adf5b7..226ea0c1 100644 --- a/src/ix/address.rs +++ b/src/ix/address.rs @@ -35,6 +35,17 @@ impl Address { pub fn as_bytes(&self) -> &[u8; 32] { self.hash.as_bytes() } + /// Constructs an address from a 64-character hexadecimal string. + pub fn from_hex(hex: &str) -> Option { + if hex.len() != 64 { + return None; + } + let mut bytes = [0u8; 32]; + for i in 0..32 { + bytes[i] = u8::from_str_radix(&hex[2 * i..2 * i + 2], 16).ok()?; + } + Some(Address { hash: Hash::from(bytes) }) + } } impl Ord for Address { diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 0f176002..2e33a15d 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ use crate::{ }, env::{Env as IxonEnv, Named}, expr::Expr, - metadata::{ConstantMeta, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap}, + metadata::{ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap}, sharing::{self, analyze_block, build_sharing_vec, decide_sharing}, univ::Univ, }, @@ -1082,7 +1082,7 @@ fn compile_definition( value, }; - let meta = ConstantMeta::Def { + let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, hints: def.hints, @@ -1091,7 +1091,7 @@ fn compile_definition( arena, type_root, value_root, - }; + }); Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1164,7 +1164,7 @@ fn compile_recursor( let ctx_addrs: Vec
= ctx_to_all(mut_ctx).iter().map(|n| compile_name(n, stt)).collect(); - let meta = ConstantMeta::Rec { + let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, rules: rule_addrs, @@ -1173,7 +1173,7 @@ fn compile_recursor( arena, type_root, rule_roots, - }; + }); Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1211,13 +1211,13 @@ fn compile_constructor( typ, }; - let meta = ConstantMeta::Ctor { + let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, induct: induct_addr, arena, type_root, - }; + }); Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1279,7 +1279,7 @@ fn compile_inductive( let ctx_addrs: Vec
= ctx_to_all(mut_ctx).iter().map(|n| compile_name(n, stt)).collect(); - let meta = ConstantMeta::Indc { + let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, ctors: ctor_name_addrs, @@ -1287,7 +1287,7 @@ fn compile_inductive( ctx: ctx_addrs, arena: indc_arena, type_root, - }; + }); Ok((data, meta, ctor_const_metas)) } @@ -1316,8 +1316,12 @@ fn compile_axiom( let data = Axiom { is_unsafe: val.is_unsafe, lvls: univ_params.len() as u64, typ }; - let meta = - ConstantMeta::Axio { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, arena, type_root }; + let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { + name: name_addr, + lvls: lvl_addrs, + arena, + type_root, + }); Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1345,8 +1349,12 @@ fn compile_quotient( let data = Quotient { kind: val.kind, lvls: univ_params.len() as u64, typ }; - let meta = - ConstantMeta::Quot { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, arena, type_root }; + let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { + name: name_addr, + lvls: lvl_addrs, + arena, + type_root, + }); Ok((data, meta)) } diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index eb63f31b..bbb16f2d 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ use crate::{ }, env::Named, expr::Expr, - metadata::{ConstantMeta, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap}, + metadata::{ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap}, univ::Univ, }, ix::mutual::{MutCtx, all_to_ctx}, @@ -834,60 +834,63 @@ fn decompile_univ_indices( /// Extract the name address from ConstantMeta. fn get_name_addr_from_meta(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> Option<&Address> { - match meta { - ConstantMeta::Empty => None, - ConstantMeta::Def { name, .. } => Some(name), - ConstantMeta::Axio { name, .. } => Some(name), - ConstantMeta::Quot { name, .. } => Some(name), - ConstantMeta::Indc { name, .. } => Some(name), - ConstantMeta::Ctor { name, .. } => Some(name), - ConstantMeta::Rec { name, .. } => Some(name), + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Empty => None, + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name, .. } => Some(name), + ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name, .. } => Some(name), + ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name, .. } => Some(name), + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name, .. } => Some(name), + ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { name, .. } => Some(name), + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { name, .. } => Some(name), + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. } => None, } } /// Extract level param name addresses from ConstantMeta. fn get_lvls_from_meta(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> &[Address] { - match meta { - ConstantMeta::Empty => &[], - ConstantMeta::Def { lvls, .. } => lvls, - ConstantMeta::Axio { lvls, .. } => lvls, - ConstantMeta::Quot { lvls, .. } => lvls, - ConstantMeta::Indc { lvls, .. } => lvls, - ConstantMeta::Ctor { lvls, .. } => lvls, - ConstantMeta::Rec { lvls, .. } => lvls, + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Empty => &[], + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { lvls, .. } => lvls, + ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { lvls, .. } => lvls, + ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { lvls, .. } => lvls, + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { lvls, .. } => lvls, + ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { lvls, .. } => lvls, + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { lvls, .. } => lvls, + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. } => &[], } } /// Extract arena and type_root from ConstantMeta. fn get_arena_and_type_root(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> (&ExprMeta, u64) { static EMPTY_ARENA: ExprMeta = ExprMeta { nodes: Vec::new() }; - match meta { - ConstantMeta::Def { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), - ConstantMeta::Axio { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), - ConstantMeta::Quot { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), - ConstantMeta::Indc { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), - ConstantMeta::Ctor { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), - ConstantMeta::Rec { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), - ConstantMeta::Empty => (&EMPTY_ARENA, 0), + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), + ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), + ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), + ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { arena, type_root, .. } => (arena, *type_root), + ConstantMetaInfo::Empty => (&EMPTY_ARENA, 0), + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. } => (&EMPTY_ARENA, 0), } } /// Extract the all field from ConstantMeta (original Lean all field for roundtrip). fn get_all_from_meta(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> &[Address] { - match meta { - ConstantMeta::Def { all, .. } => all, - ConstantMeta::Indc { all, .. } => all, - ConstantMeta::Rec { all, .. } => all, + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { all, .. } => all, + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { all, .. } => all, + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { all, .. } => all, _ => &[], } } /// Extract the ctx field from ConstantMeta (MutCtx used during compilation for Rec expr decompilation). fn get_ctx_from_meta(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> &[Address] { - match meta { - ConstantMeta::Def { ctx, .. } => ctx, - ConstantMeta::Indc { ctx, .. } => ctx, - ConstantMeta::Rec { ctx, .. } => ctx, + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { ctx, .. } => ctx, + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { ctx, .. } => ctx, + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { ctx, .. } => ctx, _ => &[], } } @@ -944,8 +947,8 @@ fn decompile_definition( let name = decompile_name_from_meta(meta, stt)?; let level_params = decompile_level_names_from_meta(meta, stt)?; - let (arena, type_root, value_root) = match meta { - ConstantMeta::Def { arena, type_root, value_root, .. } => { + let (arena, type_root, value_root) = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { arena, type_root, value_root, .. } => { (arena, *type_root, *value_root) }, _ => { @@ -973,8 +976,8 @@ fn decompile_definition( dstt, )?; - let (hints, all) = match meta { - ConstantMeta::Def { hints, all, .. } => { + let (hints, all) = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { hints, all, .. } => { let all_names: Result, _> = all.iter().map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt)).collect(); (*hints, all_names?) @@ -1016,8 +1019,8 @@ fn decompile_recursor( let name = decompile_name_from_meta(meta, stt)?; let level_params = decompile_level_names_from_meta(meta, stt)?; - let (arena, type_root, rule_roots, rule_addrs, all_addrs) = match meta { - ConstantMeta::Rec { arena, type_root, rule_roots, rules, all, .. } => ( + let (arena, type_root, rule_roots, rule_addrs, all_addrs) = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { arena, type_root, rule_roots, rules, all, .. } => ( arena, *type_root, rule_roots.as_slice(), @@ -1087,7 +1090,7 @@ fn decompile_recursor( } /// Decompile a Constructor. -/// Constructor metadata is in its own ConstantMeta::Ctor (resolved from Named entries). +/// Constructor metadata is in its own ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor (resolved from Named entries). fn decompile_constructor( ctor: &Constructor, meta: &ConstantMeta, @@ -1146,8 +1149,8 @@ fn decompile_inductive( )?; // Extract constructor name addresses and all from metadata - let (ctor_name_addrs, all) = match meta { - ConstantMeta::Indc { ctors, all: all_addrs, .. } => { + let (ctor_name_addrs, all) = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { ctors, all: all_addrs, .. } => { let all = all_addrs .iter() .map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt)) @@ -1166,7 +1169,7 @@ fn decompile_inductive( // produce stale hits when arena indices coincide. cache.expr_cache.clear(); - // Look up constructor's Named entry for its ConstantMeta::Ctor + // Look up constructor's Named entry for its ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor let ctor_meta = if let Some(addr) = ctor_name_addrs.get(i) { if let Ok(ctor_name) = decompile_name(addr, stt) { stt @@ -1176,10 +1179,10 @@ fn decompile_inductive( .map(|n| n.meta.clone()) .unwrap_or_default() } else { - ConstantMeta::Empty + ConstantMeta::default() } } else { - ConstantMeta::Empty + ConstantMeta::default() }; let ctor_val = @@ -1412,7 +1415,7 @@ pub fn decompile_env( ) -> Result { let dstt = DecompileState::default(); - // Constructor metadata is now embedded directly in ConstantMeta::Indc, + // Constructor metadata is now embedded directly in ConstantMetaInfo::Indc, // so no pre-indexing is needed. // Single pass through all named constants diff --git a/src/ix/env.rs b/src/ix/env.rs index c57dc2ff..532cc2bc 100644 --- a/src/ix/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/env.rs @@ -202,6 +202,12 @@ impl StdHash for Name { } } +impl std::fmt::Display for Name { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { + f.write_str(&self.pretty()) + } +} + /// A content-addressed universe level. /// /// Levels are interned via `Arc` and compared/hashed by their Blake3 digest. @@ -342,7 +348,7 @@ fn binder_info_tag(bi: &BinderInfo) -> u8 { } } -#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] +#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone, Hash)] pub enum Int { OfNat(Nat), NegSucc(Nat), @@ -363,7 +369,7 @@ fn hash_int(i: &Int, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { } /// A substring reference: a string together with start and stop byte positions. -#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] +#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone, Hash)] pub struct Substring { /// The underlying string. pub str: String, @@ -381,7 +387,7 @@ fn hash_substring(ss: &Substring, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { } /// Source location metadata attached to syntax nodes. -#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] +#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone, Hash)] pub enum SourceInfo { /// Original source with leading whitespace, leading position, trailing whitespace, trailing position. Original(Substring, Nat, Substring, Nat), @@ -414,7 +420,7 @@ fn hash_source_info(si: &SourceInfo, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { } /// Pre-resolved reference attached to a syntax identifier. -#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] +#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone, Hash)] pub enum SyntaxPreresolved { /// A pre-resolved namespace reference. Namespace(Name), @@ -444,7 +450,7 @@ fn hash_syntax_preresolved( } /// A Lean 4 concrete syntax tree node. -#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] +#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone, Hash)] pub enum Syntax { /// Placeholder for missing syntax. Missing, @@ -490,7 +496,7 @@ fn hash_syntax(syn: &Syntax, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { } /// A dynamically-typed value stored in expression metadata (`KVMap` entries). -#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone)] +#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Clone, Hash)] pub enum DataValue { /// A string value. OfString(String), @@ -506,7 +512,7 @@ pub enum DataValue { OfSyntax(Box), } -fn hash_data_value(dv: &DataValue, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { +pub fn hash_data_value(dv: &DataValue, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { hasher.update(&[MDVAL]); match dv { DataValue::OfString(s) => { diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs index b13ce571..f7f2cf1b 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs @@ -16,15 +16,20 @@ pub struct Named { pub addr: Address, /// Typed metadata for this constant (includes mutual context in `all` field) pub meta: ConstantMeta, + /// For aux_gen-rewritten constants: the original Lean constant's compiled + /// form (address + metadata). Ingress uses `addr`/`meta` (the canonical + /// aux_gen form). Decompile uses `original` for faithful roundtrip of + /// binder names and other cosmetic metadata. + pub original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)>, } impl Named { pub fn new(addr: Address, meta: ConstantMeta) -> Self { - Named { addr, meta } + Named { addr, meta, original: None } } pub fn with_addr(addr: Address) -> Self { - Named { addr, meta: ConstantMeta::default() } + Named { addr, meta: ConstantMeta::default(), original: None } } } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs index 280c09fb..1868b207 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ use std::collections::HashMap; use crate::ix::address::Address; -use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, ReducibilityHints}; +use crate::ix::env::{self, BinderInfo, Name, ReducibilityHints}; use super::tag::Tag0; @@ -63,13 +63,13 @@ impl ExprMeta { } } -/// Per-constant metadata with arena-based expression metadata. +/// Per-variant metadata payload for a constant. /// /// Each variant stores an ExprMeta arena covering all expressions in /// that constant, plus root indices pointing into the arena for each /// expression position (type, value, rule RHS, etc.). #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Default)] -pub enum ConstantMeta { +pub enum ConstantMetaInfo { #[default] Empty, Def { @@ -120,6 +120,48 @@ pub enum ConstantMeta { type_root: u64, rule_roots: Vec, }, + /// Synthetic metadata for a mutual block. Each inner `Vec` is an equivalence + /// class of alpha-equivalent constants (same MutConst index), containing the + /// name-hash addresses of all names in that class. + Muts { + all: Vec>, + }, +} + +/// Per-constant metadata wrapper: variant payload. +#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub struct ConstantMeta { + pub info: ConstantMetaInfo, +} + +impl Default for ConstantMeta { + fn default() -> Self { + Self { info: ConstantMetaInfo::Empty } + } +} + +impl ConstantMeta { + /// Wrap a `ConstantMetaInfo` payload. + pub fn new(info: ConstantMetaInfo) -> Self { + Self { info } + } + + /// Delegate indexed serialization to the inner enum. + pub fn put_indexed( + &self, + idx: &NameIndex, + buf: &mut Vec, + ) -> Result<(), String> { + self.info.put_indexed(idx, buf) + } + + /// Delegate indexed deserialization to the inner enum. + pub fn get_indexed( + buf: &mut &[u8], + rev: &NameReverseIndex, + ) -> Result { + Ok(Self { info: ConstantMetaInfo::get_indexed(buf, rev)? }) + } } /// Data values for KVMap metadata. @@ -133,6 +175,43 @@ pub enum DataValue { OfSyntax(Address), } +/// Resolve an Ixon KVMap (address-based) to Lean-level MData (name/value pairs). +/// +/// Used by kernel ingress to convert expression metadata from the +/// content-addressed Ixon representation to the named kernel representation. +pub fn resolve_kvmap( + kvm: &KVMap, + ixon_env: &super::env::Env, +) -> Vec<(Name, env::DataValue)> { + kvm + .iter() + .filter_map(|(addr, dv)| { + let name = ixon_env.get_name(addr)?; + let resolved = match dv { + DataValue::OfString(a) => { + let bytes = ixon_env.get_blob(a)?; + env::DataValue::OfString(String::from_utf8(bytes).ok()?) + }, + DataValue::OfBool(b) => env::DataValue::OfBool(*b), + DataValue::OfName(a) => { + let n = ixon_env.get_name(a)?; + env::DataValue::OfName(n) + }, + DataValue::OfNat(a) => { + let bytes = ixon_env.get_blob(a)?; + env::DataValue::OfNat(lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from_le_bytes(&bytes)) + }, + DataValue::OfInt(a) => { + let bytes = ixon_env.get_blob(a)?; + env::DataValue::OfInt(env::Int::OfNat(lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from_le_bytes(&bytes))) + }, + DataValue::OfSyntax(_) => return None, // Syntax not round-tripped through kernel + }; + Some((name, resolved)) + }) + .collect() +} + // =========================================================================== // Serialization helpers // =========================================================================== @@ -576,7 +655,7 @@ fn get_u64_vec(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Result, String> { // ConstantMeta indexed serialization // =========================================================================== -impl ConstantMeta { +impl ConstantMetaInfo { pub fn put_indexed( &self, idx: &NameIndex, @@ -656,6 +735,13 @@ impl ConstantMeta { put_u64(*type_root, buf); put_u64_vec(rule_roots, buf); }, + Self::Muts { all } => { + put_u8(6, buf); + put_u64(all.len() as u64, buf); + for cls in all { + put_idx_vec(cls, idx, buf)?; + } + }, } Ok(()) } @@ -714,7 +800,15 @@ impl ConstantMeta { type_root: get_u64(buf)?, rule_roots: get_u64_vec(buf)?, }), - x => Err(format!("ConstantMeta::get: invalid tag {x}")), + 6 => { + let n = get_u64(buf)? as usize; + let mut all = Vec::with_capacity(n); + for _ in 0..n { + all.push(get_idx_vec(buf, rev)?); + } + Ok(Self::Muts { all }) + }, + x => Err(format!("ConstantMetaInfo::get: invalid tag {x}")), } } } @@ -802,7 +896,7 @@ mod tests { children: [leaf, leaf], }); - let meta = ConstantMeta::Def { + let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name: addr1.clone(), lvls: vec![addr2.clone(), addr3.clone()], hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(10), @@ -811,7 +905,7 @@ mod tests { arena, type_root: binder, value_root: leaf, - }; + }); let mut buf = Vec::new(); meta.put_indexed(&idx, &mut buf).unwrap(); diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs index 78e05580..98a1bd7e 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs @@ -1021,6 +1021,15 @@ pub fn put_named_indexed( ) -> Result<(), String> { put_address(&named.addr, buf); named.meta.put_indexed(idx, buf)?; + // Serialize original as Option: 0 = None, 1 = Some(addr, meta) + match &named.original { + None => buf.push(0), + Some((addr, meta)) => { + buf.push(1); + put_address(addr, buf); + meta.put_indexed(idx, buf)?; + }, + } Ok(()) } @@ -1031,7 +1040,16 @@ pub fn get_named_indexed( ) -> Result { let addr = get_address(buf)?; let meta = ConstantMeta::get_indexed(buf, rev)?; - Ok(Named { addr, meta }) + let original = match get_u8(buf)? { + 0 => None, + 1 => { + let orig_addr = get_address(buf)?; + let orig_meta = ConstantMeta::get_indexed(buf, rev)?; + Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)) + }, + x => return Err(format!("Named.original: invalid tag {x}")), + }; + Ok(Named { addr, meta, original }) } // ============================================================================ @@ -1455,7 +1473,7 @@ mod tests { if !names.is_empty() { let name = names[i % names.len()].clone(); let meta = ConstantMeta::default(); - let named = Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta }; + let named = Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta, original: None }; env.addr_to_name.insert(addr, name.clone()); env.named.insert(name, named); } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel.rs b/src/ix/kernel.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..92335b5f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel.rs @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +pub mod check; +pub mod congruence; +pub mod constant; +pub mod egress; +pub mod env; +pub mod equiv; +pub mod expr; +pub mod id; +pub mod inductive; +pub mod ingress; +pub mod level; +pub mod def_eq; +pub mod error; +pub mod infer; +pub mod mode; +pub mod primitive; +pub mod subst; +pub mod tc; +pub mod whnf; + +#[cfg(test)] +pub mod testing; +#[cfg(test)] +mod tutorial; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c00fb252 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -0,0 +1,438 @@ +//! Constant checking dispatch. + +use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, QuotKind}; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::error::TcError; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; +use super::mode::{CheckDupLevelParams, KernelMode}; +use super::tc::TypeChecker; + +impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { + /// Type-check a single constant. Clears per-constant caches first. + pub fn check_const(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> + where + M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, + { + self.clear_caches(); + + let c = self + .env + .get(id) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))? + .clone(); + + if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { + return Err(TcError::Other("duplicate universe level parameter".into())); + } + + match &c { + KConst::Axio { ty, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + Ok(()) + }, + + KConst::Defn { ty, val, safety, kind, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + let lvl = self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + // Theorems must have types in Prop (Sort 0) + if *kind == DefKind::Theorem && !univ_eq(&lvl, &KUniv::zero()) { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "theorem type must be a proposition (Sort 0)".into(), + )); + } + let val_ty = self.infer(val)?; + if !self.is_def_eq(&val_ty, ty)? { + return Err(TcError::DeclTypeMismatch); + } + // #9: Safety level checking — safe/partial defs must not reference unsafe/partial constants + if *safety != DefinitionSafety::Unsafe { + self.check_no_unsafe_refs(ty, *safety)?; + self.check_no_unsafe_refs(val, *safety)?; + } + Ok(()) + }, + + KConst::Quot { ty, kind, lvls, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + self.check_quot(id, *kind, *lvls, ty)?; + Ok(()) + }, + + KConst::Recr { ty, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + self.check_recursor(id)?; + Ok(()) + }, + + KConst::Indc { ty, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + self.check_inductive(id)?; + Ok(()) + }, + + KConst::Ctor { ty, induct, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + // Validate against the parent inductive (A1–A4 checks). + // This ensures standalone ctorInfo is rejected if it doesn't + // match its declared inductive. + let induct = induct.clone(); + self.check_ctor_against_inductive(id, &induct)?; + Ok(()) + }, + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // #5: Quotient type validation + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Validate quotient constant structure. + /// + /// Checks: + /// - Correct address matches the expected QuotKind + /// - Correct universe parameter count per variant + /// - Eq type exists with correct shape (1 universe param, 1 ctor Eq.refl) + fn check_quot( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + kind: QuotKind, + lvls: u64, + ty: &KExpr, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + // Validate address ↔ kind consistency + let expected_kind = if id.addr == self.prims.quot_type.addr { + QuotKind::Type + } else if id.addr == self.prims.quot_ctor.addr { + QuotKind::Ctor + } else if id.addr == self.prims.quot_lift.addr { + QuotKind::Lift + } else if id.addr == self.prims.quot_ind.addr { + QuotKind::Ind + } else { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_quot: unknown quot address {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }; + + if kind != expected_kind { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_quot: kind mismatch: declared {:?} but address matches {:?}", + kind, expected_kind + ))); + } + + // Validate universe parameter count per variant + // Quot: 1 (u), Quot.mk: 1 (u), Quot.lift: 2 (u,v), Quot.ind: 1 (u) + let expected_lvls = match kind { + QuotKind::Type => 1, + QuotKind::Ctor => 1, + QuotKind::Lift => 2, + QuotKind::Ind => 1, + }; + if lvls != expected_lvls { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_quot: {:?} expects {} universe params, got {}", + kind, expected_lvls, lvls + ))); + } + + // For Quot.lift (the main eliminator), verify Eq is properly formed. + // This is a prerequisite for the quot reduction rule to be sound. + if kind == QuotKind::Lift { + self.check_eq_type()?; + } + + // Validate the type has the correct number of forall binders. + // Quot: 2 (α, r) + // Quot.mk: 3 (α, r, a) + // Quot.lift: 6 (α, r, β, f, h, q) + // Quot.ind: 5 (α, r, β, h, q) + let expected_foralls = match kind { + QuotKind::Type => 2, + QuotKind::Ctor => 3, + QuotKind::Lift => 6, + QuotKind::Ind => 5, + }; + let n_foralls = self.count_foralls(ty)?; + if n_foralls < expected_foralls { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_quot: {:?} expects at least {} foralls, got {}", + kind, expected_foralls, n_foralls + ))); + } + + Ok(()) + } + + /// Verify Eq type has the expected shape: 1 universe param, 1 constructor (Eq.refl). + fn check_eq_type(&self) -> Result<(), TcError> { + // Find Eq inductive in the environment by address. + // Search all constants for one matching the Eq address. + let eq_const = self + .env + .iter() + .find(|(id, _)| id.addr == self.prims.eq.addr) + .map(|(id, c)| (id.clone(), c.clone())); + let (_eq_id, eq_c) = eq_const.ok_or_else(|| { + TcError::Other("check_eq_type: Eq not found in environment".into()) + })?; + match &eq_c { + KConst::Indc { lvls, ctors, params, .. } => { + if *lvls != 1 { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_eq_type: Eq expects 1 universe param, got {}", + lvls + ))); + } + // Eq : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop + // numParams = 2 (α, a are uniform across Eq.refl), numIndices = 1 (b) + if *params != 2 { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_eq_type: Eq expects 2 params (α, a), got {}", + params + ))); + } + if ctors.len() != 1 { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_eq_type: Eq expects 1 constructor, got {}", + ctors.len() + ))); + } + // Verify the constructor is Eq.refl + if ctors[0].addr != self.prims.eq_refl.addr { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_eq_type: Eq's constructor is not Eq.refl".into(), + )); + } + Ok(()) + }, + _ => Err(TcError::Other( + "check_eq_type: Eq not found or not inductive".into(), + )), + } + } + + /// Count the number of leading foralls in a type. + fn count_foralls(&mut self, ty: &KExpr) -> Result> { + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut n = 0; + let mut cur = ty.clone(); + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + n += 1; + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Ok(n); + }, + } + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // #9: Safety level checking + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Verify that an expression does not reference constants with weaker safety. + /// `caller_safety` is the safety level of the definition being checked. + /// - Safe defs cannot reference unsafe or partial constants + /// - Partial defs cannot reference unsafe constants + fn check_no_unsafe_refs( + &self, + e: &KExpr, + caller_safety: DefinitionSafety, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + self.walk_for_unsafe(e, caller_safety) + } + + /// Iterative (stack-based) walk — immune to stack overflow on deeply nested input. + fn walk_for_unsafe( + &self, + root: &KExpr, + caller_safety: DefinitionSafety, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let mut stack: Vec<&KExpr> = vec![root]; + while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Axio { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe axiom {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Defn { safety: DefinitionSafety::Unsafe, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe definition {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Defn { safety: DefinitionSafety::Partial, .. }) + if caller_safety == DefinitionSafety::Safe => + { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references partial definition {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + _ => {}, + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push(f); + stack.push(a); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) | ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + stack.push(ty); + stack.push(body); + }, + ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + stack.push(ty); + stack.push(val); + stack.push(body); + }, + ExprData::Prj(_, _, val, _) => { + stack.push(val); + }, + } + } + Ok(()) + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::constant::KConst; + use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; + use super::super::id::KId; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + + type AE = KExpr; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) + } + fn sort0() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::zero()) + } + fn sort1() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) + } + + fn test_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + // Axiom: Nat : Sort 1 + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), + }, + ); + // Definition: id : Sort 0 → Sort 0 := λ x. x + let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + env.insert( + mk_id("id"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + lvls: 0, + ty: id_ty, + val: id_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("id"), + }, + ); + // Bad definition: wrong_id : Sort 0 → Sort 0 := Sort 1 (type mismatch) + let wrong_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + let wrong_val = sort1(); // Sort 1, but declared type says Sort 0 → Sort 0 + env.insert( + mk_id("wrong"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: wrong_ty, + val: wrong_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("wrong"), + }, + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn check_axiom() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).is_ok()); + } + + #[test] + fn check_defn_ok() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).is_ok()); + } + + #[test] + fn check_defn_mismatch() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("wrong")).is_err()); + } + + #[test] + fn check_unknown_const() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("nonexistent")).is_err()); + } + + #[test] + fn check_clears_caches() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); + // def_eq_depth should be reset + assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_depth, 0); + assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_peak, 0); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c06530dc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs @@ -0,0 +1,371 @@ +//! Congruence checks between Lean-side `ix::env` types and zero kernel types. +//! +//! Validates that Ixon ingress in Anon mode produces structurally correct +//! constants by comparing the Lean `ConstantInfo` against the loaded `KConst`. + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::{self as lean, ConstantInfo as LeanCI, Literal, Name}; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; +use super::mode::Anon; + +/// Name-to-address resolver, built from the Ixon named map. +pub struct NameResolver { + map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, +} + +impl NameResolver { + pub fn from_ixon_env(ixon_env: &crate::ix::ixon::env::Env) -> Self { + let mut map = rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(); + for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { + map.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); + } + NameResolver { map } + } + + pub fn resolve(&self, name: &Name) -> Option<&Address> { + self.map.get(name) + } +} + +/// Check that a Lean-side Level matches a zero Univ structurally. +pub fn level_congruent( + lean_lvl: &lean::Level, + zero_univ: &KUniv, + _nr: &NameResolver, +) -> Result<(), String> { + use lean::LevelData as LD; + match (lean_lvl.as_data(), zero_univ.data()) { + (LD::Zero(_), UnivData::Zero(_)) => Ok(()), + (LD::Succ(a, _), UnivData::Succ(b, _)) => level_congruent(a, b, _nr), + (LD::Max(a1, a2, _), UnivData::Max(b1, b2, _)) => { + level_congruent(a1, b1, _nr)?; + level_congruent(a2, b2, _nr) + }, + (LD::Imax(a1, a2, _), UnivData::IMax(b1, b2, _)) => { + level_congruent(a1, b1, _nr)?; + level_congruent(a2, b2, _nr) + }, + (LD::Param(_, _), UnivData::Param(_, _, _)) => { + // Lean uses named params, zero uses positional indices. + // Can't check correspondence without level_params list. + Ok(()) + }, + _ => Err(format!( + "level mismatch: lean={} vs zero={}", + lean_lvl_tag(lean_lvl), + zero_univ_tag(zero_univ), + )), + } +} + +/// Check that a Lean-side Expr matches a zero Expr structurally. +pub fn expr_congruent( + lean_expr: &lean::Expr, + zero_expr: &KExpr, + nr: &NameResolver, +) -> Result<(), String> { + use lean::ExprData as LE; + match (lean_expr.as_data(), zero_expr.data()) { + (LE::Bvar(n, _), ExprData::Var(m, _, _)) => { + let n = n.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + if n == *m { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(format!("var mismatch: lean={n} vs zero={m}")) + } + }, + + (LE::Sort(l, _), ExprData::Sort(u, _)) => level_congruent(l, u, nr), + + (LE::Const(name, levels, _), ExprData::Const(id, univs, _)) => { + match nr.resolve(name) { + Some(expected) if expected == &id.addr => {}, + Some(expected) => { + return Err(format!( + "const address mismatch for {name}: expected {}, got {}", + expected.hex(), + id.addr.hex() + )); + }, + None => { + return Err(format!("const name not found in resolver: {name}")); + }, + } + if levels.len() != univs.len() { + return Err(format!( + "const {name}: level count mismatch: {} vs {}", + levels.len(), + univs.len() + )); + } + for (l, u) in levels.iter().zip(univs.iter()) { + level_congruent(l, u, nr)?; + } + Ok(()) + }, + + (LE::App(f1, a1, _), ExprData::App(f2, a2, _)) => { + expr_congruent(f1, f2, nr)?; + expr_congruent(a1, a2, nr) + }, + + (LE::Lam(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) => { + expr_congruent(ty1, ty2, nr)?; + expr_congruent(body1, body2, nr) + }, + + (LE::ForallE(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) => { + expr_congruent(ty1, ty2, nr)?; + expr_congruent(body1, body2, nr) + }, + + ( + LE::LetE(_, ty1, val1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::Let(_, ty2, val2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + expr_congruent(ty1, ty2, nr)?; + expr_congruent(val1, val2, nr)?; + expr_congruent(body1, body2, nr) + }, + + (LE::Lit(Literal::NatVal(_), _), ExprData::Nat(_, _, _)) => Ok(()), + (LE::Lit(Literal::StrVal(_), _), ExprData::Str(_, _, _)) => Ok(()), + + (LE::Proj(name, idx, struct_expr, _), ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _)) => { + match nr.resolve(name) { + Some(expected) if expected == &id.addr => {}, + Some(expected) => { + return Err(format!( + "proj type mismatch for {name}: expected {}, got {}", + expected.hex(), + id.addr.hex() + )); + }, + None => return Err(format!("proj type name not found: {name}")), + } + if idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) != *field { + return Err(format!( + "proj field mismatch: lean={} vs zero={field}", + idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) + )); + } + expr_congruent(struct_expr, val, nr) + }, + + // Lean Mdata wraps an inner expr — zero strips it in Anon mode. + (LE::Mdata(_, inner, _), _) => expr_congruent(inner, zero_expr, nr), + + (LE::Fvar(..), _) | (LE::Mvar(..), _) => { + Err("unexpected Fvar/Mvar in constant".to_string()) + }, + + _ => Err(format!( + "expr shape mismatch: lean={} vs zero={}", + lean_expr_tag(lean_expr), + zero_expr_tag(zero_expr), + )), + } +} + +/// Check that a Lean `ConstantInfo` matches a `KConst` structurally. +pub fn const_congruent( + lean_ci: &LeanCI, + zero_const: &KConst, + nr: &NameResolver, +) -> Result<(), String> { + // Check type congruence + let lean_type = lean_ci.get_type(); + let zero_type = zero_const.ty(); + expr_congruent(lean_type, zero_type, nr).map_err(|e| format!("type: {e}"))?; + + // Check lvls count + let lean_lvls = lean_ci.get_level_params().len() as u64; + let zero_lvls = zero_const.lvls(); + if lean_lvls != zero_lvls { + return Err(format!("lvls: lean={lean_lvls} vs zero={zero_lvls}")); + } + + // Variant-specific checks + match (lean_ci, zero_const) { + (LeanCI::AxiomInfo(_), KConst::Axio { .. }) => Ok(()), + + (LeanCI::DefnInfo(v), KConst::Defn { val, .. }) => { + expr_congruent(&v.value, val, nr).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + + (LeanCI::ThmInfo(v), KConst::Defn { val, .. }) => { + expr_congruent(&v.value, val, nr).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + + (LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(v), KConst::Defn { val, .. }) => { + expr_congruent(&v.value, val, nr).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + + (LeanCI::QuotInfo(_), KConst::Quot { .. }) => Ok(()), + + (LeanCI::InductInfo(v), KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, .. }) => { + let lp = v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let li = v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + if lp != *params { + return Err(format!("params: lean={lp} vs zero={params}")); + } + if li != *indices { + return Err(format!("indices: lean={li} vs zero={indices}")); + } + if v.ctors.len() != ctors.len() { + return Err(format!( + "ctor count: lean={} vs zero={}", + v.ctors.len(), + ctors.len() + )); + } + Ok(()) + }, + + (LeanCI::CtorInfo(v), KConst::Ctor { cidx, params, fields, .. }) => { + let lc = v.cidx.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let lp = v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let lf = v.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + if lc != *cidx { + return Err(format!("cidx: lean={lc} vs zero={cidx}")); + } + if lp != *params { + return Err(format!("params: lean={lp} vs zero={params}")); + } + if lf != *fields { + return Err(format!("fields: lean={lf} vs zero={fields}")); + } + Ok(()) + }, + + ( + LeanCI::RecInfo(v), + KConst::Recr { params, indices, motives, minors, rules, k, .. }, + ) => { + let lp = v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let li = v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let lm = v.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let ln = v.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + if lp != *params { + return Err(format!("params: lean={lp} vs zero={params}")); + } + if li != *indices { + return Err(format!("indices: lean={li} vs zero={indices}")); + } + if lm != *motives { + return Err(format!("motives: lean={lm} vs zero={motives}")); + } + if ln != *minors { + return Err(format!("minors: lean={ln} vs zero={minors}")); + } + if v.rules.len() != rules.len() { + return Err(format!( + "rule count: lean={} vs zero={}", + v.rules.len(), + rules.len() + )); + } + if v.k != *k { + return Err(format!("k: lean={} vs zero={k}", v.k)); + } + for (i, (lean_rule, zero_rule)) in + v.rules.iter().zip(rules.iter()).enumerate() + { + expr_congruent(&lean_rule.rhs, &zero_rule.rhs, nr) + .map_err(|e| format!("rule[{i}].rhs: {e}"))?; + } + Ok(()) + }, + + _ => Err(format!( + "variant mismatch: lean={} vs zero={}", + lean_ci_tag(lean_ci), + zero_const_tag(zero_const), + )), + } +} + +fn lean_lvl_tag(l: &lean::Level) -> &'static str { + use lean::LevelData as LD; + match l.as_data() { + LD::Zero(_) => "Zero", + LD::Succ(..) => "Succ", + LD::Max(..) => "Max", + LD::Imax(..) => "IMax", + LD::Param(..) => "Param", + LD::Mvar(..) => "Mvar", + } +} + +fn zero_univ_tag( + u: &super::level::KUniv, +) -> &'static str { + match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => "Zero", + UnivData::Succ(..) => "Succ", + UnivData::Max(..) => "Max", + UnivData::IMax(..) => "IMax", + UnivData::Param(..) => "Param", + } +} + +fn lean_expr_tag(e: &lean::Expr) -> &'static str { + use lean::ExprData as LE; + match e.as_data() { + LE::Bvar(..) => "Bvar", + LE::Fvar(..) => "Fvar", + LE::Mvar(..) => "Mvar", + LE::Sort(..) => "Sort", + LE::Const(..) => "Const", + LE::App(..) => "App", + LE::Lam(..) => "Lam", + LE::ForallE(..) => "ForallE", + LE::LetE(..) => "LetE", + LE::Lit(..) => "Lit", + LE::Mdata(..) => "Mdata", + LE::Proj(..) => "Proj", + } +} + +fn zero_expr_tag(e: &KExpr) -> &'static str { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(..) => "Var", + ExprData::Sort(..) => "Sort", + ExprData::Const(..) => "Const", + ExprData::App(..) => "App", + ExprData::Lam(..) => "Lam", + ExprData::All(..) => "All", + ExprData::Let(..) => "Let", + ExprData::Prj(..) => "Prj", + ExprData::Nat(..) => "Nat", + ExprData::Str(..) => "Str", + } +} + +fn lean_ci_tag(ci: &LeanCI) -> &'static str { + match ci { + LeanCI::AxiomInfo(_) => "Axiom", + LeanCI::DefnInfo(_) => "Defn", + LeanCI::ThmInfo(_) => "Thm", + LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(_) => "Opaque", + LeanCI::QuotInfo(_) => "Quot", + LeanCI::InductInfo(_) => "Induct", + LeanCI::CtorInfo(_) => "Ctor", + LeanCI::RecInfo(_) => "Rec", + } +} + +fn zero_const_tag(c: &KConst) -> &'static str { + match c { + KConst::Defn { .. } => "Defn", + KConst::Recr { .. } => "Recr", + KConst::Axio { .. } => "Axio", + KConst::Quot { .. } => "Quot", + KConst::Indc { .. } => "Indc", + KConst::Ctor { .. } => "Ctor", + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs b/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..093ce775 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs @@ -0,0 +1,240 @@ +//! Constant declarations parameterized by `KernelMode`. +//! +//! Each variant carries structural fields plus metadata fields +//! (`name`, `level_params`, `lean_all`) for roundtrip fidelity in Meta mode. + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, Name, QuotKind, ReducibilityHints}; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + +use super::expr::KExpr; +use super::id::KId; +use super::mode::KernelMode; + +/// A recursor computation rule. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct RecRule { + pub fields: u64, + pub rhs: KExpr, +} + +/// A loaded constant. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub enum KConst { + Defn { + name: M::MField, + level_params: M::MField>, + kind: DefKind, + safety: DefinitionSafety, + hints: ReducibilityHints, + lvls: u64, + ty: KExpr, + val: KExpr, + lean_all: M::MField>>, + block: KId, + }, + Recr { + name: M::MField, + level_params: M::MField>, + k: bool, + is_unsafe: bool, + lvls: u64, + params: u64, + indices: u64, + motives: u64, + minors: u64, + block: KId, + member_idx: u64, + ty: KExpr, + rules: Vec>, + lean_all: M::MField>>, + }, + Axio { + name: M::MField, + level_params: M::MField>, + is_unsafe: bool, + lvls: u64, + ty: KExpr, + }, + Quot { + name: M::MField, + level_params: M::MField>, + kind: QuotKind, + lvls: u64, + ty: KExpr, + }, + Indc { + name: M::MField, + level_params: M::MField>, + lvls: u64, + params: u64, + indices: u64, + is_rec: bool, + is_refl: bool, + is_unsafe: bool, + nested: u64, + block: KId, + member_idx: u64, + ty: KExpr, + ctors: Vec>, + lean_all: M::MField>>, + }, + Ctor { + name: M::MField, + level_params: M::MField>, + is_unsafe: bool, + lvls: u64, + induct: KId, + cidx: u64, + params: u64, + fields: u64, + ty: KExpr, + }, +} + +impl KConst { + pub fn ty(&self) -> &KExpr { + match self { + KConst::Defn { ty, .. } + | KConst::Recr { ty, .. } + | KConst::Axio { ty, .. } + | KConst::Quot { ty, .. } + | KConst::Indc { ty, .. } + | KConst::Ctor { ty, .. } => ty, + } + } + + pub fn lvls(&self) -> u64 { + match self { + KConst::Defn { lvls, .. } + | KConst::Recr { lvls, .. } + | KConst::Axio { lvls, .. } + | KConst::Quot { lvls, .. } + | KConst::Indc { lvls, .. } + | KConst::Ctor { lvls, .. } => *lvls, + } + } + + pub fn name(&self) -> &M::MField { + match self { + KConst::Defn { name, .. } + | KConst::Recr { name, .. } + | KConst::Axio { name, .. } + | KConst::Quot { name, .. } + | KConst::Indc { name, .. } + | KConst::Ctor { name, .. } => name, + } + } + + pub fn level_params(&self) -> &M::MField> { + #[allow(unreachable_patterns)] + match self { + KConst::Defn { level_params, .. } + | KConst::Recr { level_params, .. } + | KConst::Axio { level_params, .. } + | KConst::Quot { level_params, .. } + | KConst::Indc { level_params, .. } + | KConst::Ctor { level_params, .. } => level_params, + } + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::expr::KExpr; + use super::super::id::KId; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, QuotKind, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + + fn sort0() -> KExpr { + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()) + } + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + #[test] + fn axio_accessors() { + let c = KConst::::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + ty: sort0(), + }; + assert_eq!(c.lvls(), 2); + assert_eq!(*c.name(), ()); + assert_eq!(*c.level_params(), ()); + assert!(matches!(c.ty().data(), super::super::expr::ExprData::Sort(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn defn_accessors() { + let c = KConst::::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(5), + lvls: 1, + ty: sort0(), + val: sort0(), + lean_all: (), + block: KId::new(mk_addr("block"), ()), + }; + assert_eq!(c.lvls(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn quot_accessors() { + let c = KConst::::Quot { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: QuotKind::Type, + lvls: 1, + ty: sort0(), + }; + assert_eq!(c.lvls(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn ctor_accessors() { + let c = KConst::::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: sort0(), + }; + assert_eq!(c.lvls(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn indc_accessors() { + let c = KConst::::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: KId::new(mk_addr("block"), ()), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: (), + }; + assert_eq!(c.lvls(), 0); + assert!(matches!(c, KConst::Indc { params: 2, .. })); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..dc879c43 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1126 @@ +//! Definitional equality checking. +//! +//! Multi-tier strategy following lean4lean: +//! 1. Quick structural (same constructor, same children) +//! 2. WHNF without delta, quick structural +//! 3. Proof irrelevance (before delta) +//! 4. Iterative lazy delta with same-head-spine optimization +//! 5. Full WHNF, structural comparison, eta, struct eta + +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::error::TcError; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; +use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::subst::lift; +use super::tc::{ + MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, +}; + +impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { + /// Check definitional equality of two expressions. + pub fn is_def_eq( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + self.tick()?; + if a.ptr_eq(b) { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Context-aware EquivManager: closed exprs (lbr==0) share across contexts, + // open exprs under let-bindings are isolated by ctx_id. + let eq_ctx = if self.num_let_bindings > 0 && (a.lbr() > 0 || b.lbr() > 0) { + self.ctx_id + } else { + 0 + }; + if self.equiv_manager.is_equiv((a.ptr_key(), eq_ctx), (b.ptr_key(), eq_ctx)) + { + return Ok(true); + } + + let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(a.ptr_key(), b.ptr_key()); + let cache_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id); + if let Some(&cached) = self.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key) { + return Ok(cached); + } + + // Equiv-root second-chance: if (a,b) not cached, try (root(a), root(b)). + // If a ≡ a' and b ≡ b' (in equiv_manager) and (a',b') was cached, + // then (a,b) has the same result without recomputation. + { + let a_key = (a.ptr_key(), eq_ctx); + let b_key = (b.ptr_key(), eq_ctx); + if let (Some(a_root), Some(b_root)) = ( + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(a_key), + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(b_key), + ) { + if a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key { + let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); + let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id); + if let Some(&cached) = self.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { + if cached { + self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); + } + self.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); + return Ok(cached); + } + } + } + } + + self.def_eq_depth += 1; + if self.def_eq_depth > self.def_eq_peak { + self.def_eq_peak = self.def_eq_depth; + } + if self.def_eq_depth > MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH { + self.def_eq_depth -= 1; + return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + } + + let result = self.is_def_eq_inner(a, b); + self.def_eq_depth -= 1; + + let ok = result?; + if ok { + self + .equiv_manager + .add_equiv((a.ptr_key(), eq_ctx), (b.ptr_key(), eq_ctx)); + } + self.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, ok); + Ok(ok) + } + + fn is_def_eq_inner( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + // Tier 1: quick structural + if self.quick_def_eq(a, b)? { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Tier 1b: Eager Bool reduction (lean4 type_checker.cpp:1066) + // If one side is Bool.true and the other has no loose bound vars (or eagerReduce + // is active), try full WHNF. Critical for Decidable/decide-based definitions. + if self.is_bool_true(b) && (a.lbr() == 0 || self.eager_reduce) { + let wa = self.whnf(a)?; + if self.is_bool_true(&wa) { + return Ok(true); + } + } else if self.is_bool_true(a) && (b.lbr() == 0 || self.eager_reduce) { + let wb = self.whnf(b)?; + if self.is_bool_true(&wb) { + return Ok(true); + } + } + + // Tier 1c: String literal expansion (before any WHNF). + // Expand string literals to String.ofList [Char.ofNat c₁, ...] form so + // both sides can reduce in lockstep through lazy delta. Must happen before + // WHNF to avoid committing the other side to a structural form that + // diverges from the expansion. + if matches!(a.data(), ExprData::Str(..)) + || matches!(b.data(), ExprData::Str(..)) + { + if self.try_string_lit_expansion(a, b)? { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.try_string_lit_expansion(b, a)? { + return Ok(true); + } + } + + // Tier 2: WHNF without delta + let mut wa = self.whnf_no_delta(a)?; + let mut wb = self.whnf_no_delta(b)?; + if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.quick_def_eq(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Tier 3: proof irrelevance (before delta) + if self.try_proof_irrel(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Tier 4: iterative lazy delta (lean4lean lazyDeltaReduction) + let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; + loop { + if fuel == 0 { + return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + } + fuel -= 1; + + // M2: Nat offset reduction at top of loop (lean4lean isDefEqOffset) + if let Some(result) = self.try_def_eq_offset(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(result); + } + + // Nat primitive reduction inside lazy delta (lean4lean:620-623) + if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_nat(&wa)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); + } + if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_nat(&wb)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); + } + + // Native reduction inside lazy delta (lean4lean:625-628) + if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_native(&wa)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); + } + if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_native(&wb)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); + } + + let a_head = head_const_id(&wa); + let b_head = head_const_id(&wb); + let a_delta = a_head.as_ref().map_or(false, |h| self.is_delta(h)); + let b_delta = b_head.as_ref().map_or(false, |h| self.is_delta(h)); + + if !a_delta && !b_delta { + break; + } + + // C6: Before unfolding a definition, try reducing projection apps + // on the non-definition side (lean4lean tryUnfoldProjApp). + if a_delta && !b_delta { + if let Some(wb2) = self.try_unfold_proj_app(&wb)? { + wb = wb2; + continue; + } + } else if b_delta && !a_delta { + if let Some(wa2) = self.try_unfold_proj_app(&wa)? { + wa = wa2; + continue; + } + } + + if a_delta && b_delta { + let wa_w = a_head.as_ref().map_or(u32::MAX, |h| self.def_weight_id(h)); + let wb_w = b_head.as_ref().map_or(u32::MAX, |h| self.def_weight_id(h)); + + if wa_w == wb_w { + // H2: Same-head-spine optimization — only for Regular hints, same head, + // and only cache failure when spine args are actually compared (lean4lean:589-596) + if let (Some(ah), Some(bh)) = (&a_head, &b_head) { + if ah.addr == bh.addr && self.is_regular(ah) { + let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(wa.ptr_key(), wb.ptr_key()); + let failure_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id); + if !self.def_eq_failure.contains(&failure_key) { + if let Some(result) = self.try_same_head_spine(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(result); + } + // Spine comparison was attempted and failed — cache it + self.def_eq_failure.insert(failure_key); + } + } + } + // H1: Equal height — unfold BOTH sides (lean4lean:596) + let ua = self.delta_unfold_one(&wa)?; + let ub = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)?; + match (ua, ub) { + (Some(ua), Some(ub)) => { + wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; + wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + }, + (Some(ua), None) => { + wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; + }, + (None, Some(ub)) => { + wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + }, + (None, None) => break, + } + } else if wa_w > wb_w { + // a is heavier — unfold a first + if let Some(ua) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wa)? { + wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; + } else { + break; + } + } else { + // b is heavier — unfold b first + if let Some(ub) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)? { + wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + } else { + break; + } + } + } else if a_delta { + if let Some(ua) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wa)? { + wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; + } else { + break; + } + } else { + if let Some(ub) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)? { + wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + } else { + break; + } + } + + if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.quick_def_eq(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + } + + // Tier 4b: post-delta congruence checks (lean4lean isDefEqConst/Fvar/Proj) + if self.try_structural_congruence(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Tier 4c: second structural pass (lean4lean:683-686, lean4 type_checker.cpp:1109-1110) + // whnf_core with cheap projections — catches structural matches after delta exhaustion. + let wa = self.whnf_core(&wa)?; + let wb = self.whnf_core(&wb)?; + if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.quick_def_eq(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Tier 4d: app spine comparison (lean4lean isDefEqApp, lean4 type_checker.cpp:1115) + if self.try_def_eq_app(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Tier 5: full WHNF, structural comparison + let wa = self.whnf(&wa)?; + let wb = self.whnf(&wb)?; + if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { + return Ok(true); + } + + self.is_def_eq_whnf(&wa, &wb) + } + + /// Quick structural: same constructor, recursively same children (no WHNF). + fn quick_def_eq( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + match (a.data(), b.data()) { + (ExprData::Sort(u1, _), ExprData::Sort(u2, _)) => Ok(univ_eq(u1, u2)), + ( + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _), + ) => { + if !self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { + return Ok(false); + } + self.push_local(ty1.clone()); + let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2); + self.pop_local(); + r + }, + ( + ExprData::All(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _), + ) => { + if !self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { + return Ok(false); + } + self.push_local(ty1.clone()); + let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2); + self.pop_local(); + r + }, + _ => Ok(false), + } + } + + /// Same-head constant: if both are `C us args`, compare spines without unfolding. + fn try_same_head_spine( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let (a_head, a_args) = collect_app_spine(a); + let (b_head, b_args) = collect_app_spine(b); + let (a_id, a_us) = match a_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id, us), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + let (b_id, b_us) = match b_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id, us), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + if a_id.addr != b_id.addr || a_args.len() != b_args.len() { + return Ok(None); + } + if a_us.len() != b_us.len() + || !a_us.iter().zip(b_us.iter()).all(|(u, v)| univ_eq(u, v)) + { + return Ok(None); + } + for (ai, bi) in a_args.iter().zip(b_args.iter()) { + if !self.is_def_eq(ai, bi)? { + return Ok(None); + } + } + Ok(Some(true)) + } + + /// Full structural comparison after WHNF. + fn is_def_eq_whnf( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + // First try purely structural comparison + let structural = match (a.data(), b.data()) { + (ExprData::Sort(u1, _), ExprData::Sort(u2, _)) => { + return Ok(univ_eq(u1, u2)); + }, + (ExprData::Var(i, _, _), ExprData::Var(j, _, _)) if i == j => { + return Ok(true); + }, + (ExprData::Const(id1, us1, _), ExprData::Const(id2, us2, _)) => { + if id1.addr == id2.addr + && us1.len() == us2.len() + && us1.iter().zip(us2.iter()).all(|(u, v)| univ_eq(u, v)) + { + return Ok(true); + } + false + }, + (ExprData::App(f1, a1, _), ExprData::App(f2, a2, _)) => { + if self.is_def_eq(f1, f2)? && self.is_def_eq(a1, a2)? { + return Ok(true); + } + false + }, + ( + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _), + ) => { + if self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { + self.push_local(ty1.clone()); + let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2)?; + self.pop_local(); + if r { + return Ok(true); + } + } + false + }, + ( + ExprData::All(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _), + ) => { + if self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { + self.push_local(ty1.clone()); + let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2)?; + self.pop_local(); + if r { + return Ok(true); + } + } + false + }, + ( + ExprData::Let(_, ty1, v1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::Let(_, ty2, v2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + // H3: Let should be zeta-reduced by whnf_core before reaching this point. + // Use push_let (not push_local) so the let-bound value is available for + // reduction in the body comparison, in case this code IS reached. + if self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? && self.is_def_eq(v1, v2)? { + self.push_let(ty1.clone(), v1.clone()); + let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2)?; + self.pop_local(); + if r { + return Ok(true); + } + } + false + }, + (ExprData::Nat(v1, _, _), ExprData::Nat(v2, _, _)) => { + return Ok(v1 == v2); + }, + (ExprData::Str(v1, _, _), ExprData::Str(v2, _, _)) => { + return Ok(v1 == v2); + }, + _ => false, + }; + + if structural { + return Ok(true); + } + + // Nat literal ↔ constructor: 0 ≡ Nat.zero, succ(n) ≡ n+1 + if self.is_nat_like(a) && self.is_nat_like(b) { + return self.is_def_eq_nat(a, b); + } + + // Eta expansion: try both directions + if matches!(a.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) + || matches!(b.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) + { + if self.try_eta_expansion(a, b)? { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.try_eta_expansion(b, a)? { + return Ok(true); + } + } + + // String literal expansion + if matches!(a.data(), ExprData::Str(..)) + || matches!(b.data(), ExprData::Str(..)) + { + if self.try_string_lit_expansion(a, b)? { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.try_string_lit_expansion(b, a)? { + return Ok(true); + } + } + + // Struct eta + unit-like + proof irrelevance fallback + if self.try_eta_struct(a, b)? { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.try_eta_struct(b, a)? { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.try_def_eq_unit(a, b)? { + return Ok(true); + } + self.try_proof_irrel(a, b) + } + + /// Proof irrelevance: if both are proofs of propositions (types in Prop), + /// they're def-eq. We check type(type(a)) = Sort(0), meaning type(a) : Prop. + fn try_proof_irrel( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let a_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(a)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + // Check if a_ty lives in Prop: infer(a_ty) should be Sort(0) + let a_ty_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&a_ty)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + let a_ty_sort = match self.whnf(&a_ty_ty) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + match a_ty_sort.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) if u.is_zero() => { + let b_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(b)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + self.is_def_eq(&a_ty, &b_ty) + }, + _ => Ok(false), + } + } + + /// Unit-like type: non-recursive, 0 indices, 1 ctor with 0 fields. + /// If both values inhabit the same unit-like type, they're def-eq. + fn try_def_eq_unit( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let a_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(a)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + let a_ty_w = match self.whnf(&a_ty) { + Ok(w) => w, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + let (a_head, _) = collect_app_spine(&a_ty_w); + let a_ind = match a_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + // Check unit-like: non-recursive, 0 indices, 1 ctor with 0 fields + let is_unit = match self.env.get(&a_ind) { + Some(KConst::Indc { is_rec, indices, ctors, .. }) => { + if is_rec || indices != 0 || ctors.len() != 1 { + false + } else { + match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields == 0, + _ => false, + } + } + }, + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + if !is_unit { + return Ok(false); + } + // Both must have the same type + let b_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(b)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + self.is_def_eq(&a_ty_w, &b_ty) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Nat literal ↔ constructor comparison + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Check if an expression is a nat-like value (literal, Nat.zero, Nat.succ _). + fn is_nat_like(&self, e: &KExpr) -> bool { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Nat(..) => true, + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr == self.prims.nat_zero.addr, + ExprData::App(f, _, _) => { + matches!(f.data(), ExprData::Const(id, _, _) if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr) + }, + _ => false, + } + } + + /// Check if expression is nat zero (literal 0 or Nat.zero constructor). + fn is_nat_zero(&self, e: &KExpr) -> bool { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => v.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO, + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr == self.prims.nat_zero.addr, + _ => false, + } + } + + /// If expression is nat-succ, return the predecessor. + /// Matches both `Nat(n+1)` → `Nat(n)` and `Nat.succ e` → `e`. + fn nat_succ_of(&self, e: &KExpr) -> Option> { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + if v.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + return None; + } + let pred = + lean_ffi::nat::Nat(&v.0 - num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); + let pred_addr = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&pred.to_le_bytes()); + Some(self.ienv.intern_expr(KExpr::nat(pred, pred_addr))) + }, + ExprData::App(f, arg, _) => match f.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr => { + Some(arg.clone()) + }, + _ => None, + }, + _ => None, + } + } + + /// Def-eq for nat-like values: handles mixed literal/constructor comparison. + /// Fast-path: two Nat literals are compared directly by value (O(1) instead of + /// O(n) recursion depth that would blow the def_eq_depth limit). + fn is_def_eq_nat( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + // Fast path: both literals — compare by value directly + if let (ExprData::Nat(va, _, _), ExprData::Nat(vb, _, _)) = + (a.data(), b.data()) + { + return Ok(va == vb); + } + if self.is_nat_zero(a) && self.is_nat_zero(b) { + return Ok(true); + } + match (self.nat_succ_of(a), self.nat_succ_of(b)) { + (Some(a_pred), Some(b_pred)) => self.is_def_eq(&a_pred, &b_pred), + _ => Ok(false), + } + } + + /// M2: Nat offset reduction for lazy delta loop (lean4lean isDefEqOffset). + /// Returns Some(true/false) if both are nat-zero or nat-succ, None otherwise. + fn try_def_eq_offset( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + // Fast path: both literals — compare by value directly + if let (ExprData::Nat(va, _, _), ExprData::Nat(vb, _, _)) = + (a.data(), b.data()) + { + return Ok(Some(va == vb)); + } + if self.is_nat_zero(a) && self.is_nat_zero(b) { + return Ok(Some(true)); + } + match (self.nat_succ_of(a), self.nat_succ_of(b)) { + (Some(a_pred), Some(b_pred)) => { + Ok(Some(self.is_def_eq(&a_pred, &b_pred)?)) + }, + _ => Ok(None), + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // String literal expansion + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// String literal expansion (C++ kernel: try_string_lit_expansion_core). + /// + /// When `t` is a string literal, expand it to constructor form via + /// `str_lit_to_constructor` (String.ofList [Char.ofNat c₁, ...]), WHNF the + /// result so String.ofList + Char.ofNat delta-unfold to the canonical + /// `String.ofByteArray ...` form, then compare with `s`. + fn try_string_lit_expansion( + &mut self, + t: &KExpr, + s: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let str_val = match t.data() { + ExprData::Str(v, _, _) => v.clone(), + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + let expanded = self.str_lit_to_constructor(&str_val); + self.is_def_eq(&expanded, s) + } + + /// Convert a string literal to constructor form: + /// `"abc"` → `String.ofList (List.cons (Char.ofNat 97) (List.cons (Char.ofNat 98) (... List.nil)))` + /// + /// Uses `Char.ofNat` (not `Char.mk`) matching lean4lean/C++ kernel. + /// Uses `String.ofList` (= `String.mk` in our env) matching lean4lean/C++ kernel. + pub(super) fn str_lit_to_constructor(&mut self, s: &str) -> KExpr { + let char_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.char_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let char_of_nat = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.char_of_nat.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let string_mk = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.string_of_list.clone(), Box::new([]))); + + // List.nil.{0} Char + let list_nil_z = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.list_nil.clone(), + Box::new([KUniv::zero()]), + )); + let nil = self.intern(KExpr::app(list_nil_z, char_const.clone())); + + // List.cons.{0} Char + let list_cons_z = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.list_cons.clone(), + Box::new([KUniv::zero()]), + )); + let cons = self.intern(KExpr::app(list_cons_z, char_const)); + + // Build list right-to-left: foldr + let mut list = nil; + for c in s.chars().rev() { + let nat_val = lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(c as u64); + let nat_addr = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&nat_val.to_le_bytes()); + let nat_lit = self.intern(KExpr::nat(nat_val, nat_addr)); + let char_val = self.intern(KExpr::app(char_of_nat.clone(), nat_lit)); + let partial = self.intern(KExpr::app(cons.clone(), char_val)); + list = self.intern(KExpr::app(partial, list)); + } + + // String.mk list + self.intern(KExpr::app(string_mk, list)) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Eta expansion + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Lambda eta expansion (lean4lean style): if `t` is a lambda and `s` is not, + /// infer `s`'s type, WHNF to get a forall, wrap `s` as `λ(ty). s #0`, compare with `t`. + fn try_eta_expansion( + &mut self, + t: &KExpr, + s: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + if !matches!(t.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) + || matches!(s.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) + { + return Ok(false); + } + // Infer s's type, WHNF to forall to get the binder type + let s_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(s)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + let s_ty_whnf = match self.whnf(&s_ty) { + Ok(w) => w, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + let (name, bi, ty) = match s_ty_whnf.data() { + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, _, _) => { + (name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty.clone()) + }, + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + // Wrap s as λ(ty). s #0 + let s_lifted = lift(&self.ienv, s, 1, 0); + let v0 = + self.intern(KExpr::var(0, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()))); + let body = self.intern(KExpr::app(s_lifted, v0)); + let s_lam = self.intern(KExpr::lam(name, bi, ty, body)); + self.is_def_eq(t, &s_lam) + } + + /// Struct eta (lean4lean style): if `s` is a fully-applied constructor of a + /// struct-like type, check `proj(i, t) ≡ s.args[params+i]` for each field. + /// Tries `tryEtaStructCore(t, s)` — caller should try both directions. + fn try_eta_struct( + &mut self, + t: &KExpr, + s: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + use super::tc::collect_app_spine; + + // s must be a constructor application + let (s_head, s_args) = collect_app_spine(s); + let ctor_id = match s_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + + // Head must be a constructor + let (induct_id, num_params, num_fields) = match self.env.get(&ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { induct, params, fields, .. }) => { + (induct.clone(), params as usize, fields as usize) + }, + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + + // Must be fully applied + if s_args.len() != num_params + num_fields { + return Ok(false); + } + + // Inductive must be struct-like (non-recursive, 0 indices, 1 ctor) + match self.env.get(&induct_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { is_rec, indices, ctors, .. }) => { + if is_rec || indices != 0 || ctors.len() != 1 { + return Ok(false); + } + }, + _ => return Ok(false), + } + + // Types must be def-eq (lean4lean tryEtaStructCore, line 515). + // No Prop guard here — struct eta in def-eq is safe even for Prop types + // because we're checking equality, not constructing terms. The Prop guard + // is only needed in iota's toCtorWhenStruct (whnf.rs try_struct_eta_iota) + // where eta-expanding creates projections that would be unsound for Prop. + let s_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(s)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + let t_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(t)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(false), + }; + if !self.is_def_eq(&t_ty, &s_ty)? { + return Ok(false); + } + + // Compare each field: proj(induct, i, t) ≡ s_args[params + i] + for i in 0..num_fields { + let proj = + self.intern(KExpr::prj(induct_id.clone(), i as u64, t.clone())); + if !self.is_def_eq(&proj, &s_args[num_params + i])? { + return Ok(false); + } + } + + Ok(true) + } + + /// App spine comparison (lean4lean isDefEqApp): decompose both sides into + /// head + args and compare componentwise. Handles multi-arg apps. + fn try_def_eq_app( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + if !matches!(a.data(), ExprData::App(..)) + || !matches!(b.data(), ExprData::App(..)) + { + return Ok(false); + } + let (a_head, a_args) = collect_app_spine(a); + let (b_head, b_args) = collect_app_spine(b); + if a_args.len() != b_args.len() { + return Ok(false); + } + if !self.is_def_eq(&a_head, &b_head)? { + return Ok(false); + } + for (ai, bi) in a_args.iter().zip(b_args.iter()) { + if !self.is_def_eq(ai, bi)? { + return Ok(false); + } + } + Ok(true) + } + + /// Check if expression is the Bool.true constant. + fn is_bool_true(&self, e: &KExpr) -> bool { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { + us.is_empty() && id.addr == self.prims.bool_true.addr + }, + _ => false, + } + } + + /// Check if a constant is delta-reducible (definitions only, not theorems or opaques). + fn is_delta(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { + matches!( + self.env.get(id), + Some(KConst::Defn { kind, .. }) if kind == DefKind::Definition + ) + } + + /// Check if a constant has Regular reducibility hints (not Abbrev or Opaque). + /// Used to guard the same-head-spine optimization (lean4lean: dt.hints.isRegular). + fn is_regular(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { + use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; + matches!( + self.env.get(id), + Some(KConst::Defn { hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(_), .. }) + ) + } + + /// Reducibility weight by id. Higher weight = unfold first. + fn def_weight_id(&self, id: &KId) -> u32 { + use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; + match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Defn { kind, hints, .. }) => match kind { + DefKind::Opaque => 0, + DefKind::Theorem => 0, + DefKind::Definition => match hints { + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev => u32::MAX - 1, + ReducibilityHints::Regular(h) => h.saturating_add(1), + ReducibilityHints::Opaque => 0, + }, + }, + _ => 0, + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Post-delta congruence and projection unfolding (C5, C6) + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Structural congruence after lazy delta exhaustion (lean4lean isDefEqConst/Proj). + /// Checks Const-Const, Var-Var, Prj-Prj without further reduction. + fn try_structural_congruence( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + match (a.data(), b.data()) { + (ExprData::Const(id1, us1, _), ExprData::Const(id2, us2, _)) => Ok( + id1.addr == id2.addr + && us1.len() == us2.len() + && us1.iter().zip(us2.iter()).all(|(u, v)| univ_eq(u, v)), + ), + (ExprData::Var(i, _, _), ExprData::Var(j, _, _)) => Ok(i == j), + (ExprData::Prj(id1, f1, v1, _), ExprData::Prj(id2, f2, v2, _)) => { + Ok(id1.addr == id2.addr && f1 == f2 && self.is_def_eq(v1, v2)?) + }, + _ => Ok(false), + } + } + + /// If the head of `e` is a projection, try reducing it via whnf_no_delta. + /// Returns the reduced form if it changed, None otherwise (lean4lean tryUnfoldProjApp). + fn try_unfold_proj_app( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(e); + if !matches!(head.data(), ExprData::Prj(..)) { + return Ok(None); + } + let reduced = self.whnf_no_delta(e)?; + if reduced.ptr_eq(e) { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(reduced)) } + } +} + +/// Canonical ordering for failure cache key: (min, max). +fn canonical_pair(a: usize, b: usize) -> (usize, usize) { + if a <= b { (a, b) } else { (b, a) } +} + +/// Extract head constant KId from expression or app spine. +fn head_const_id(e: &KExpr) -> Option> { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => Some(id.clone()), + ExprData::App(..) => { + let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(e); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => Some(id.clone()), + _ => None, + } + }, + _ => None, + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::constant::KConst; + use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; + use super::super::id::KId; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + + type AE = KExpr; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) + } + fn sort0() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::zero()) + } + + fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + env.insert( + mk_id("id"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + lvls: 0, + ty: id_ty, + val: id_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("id"), + }, + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_ptr_eq() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let e = sort0(); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&e, &e).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_sort_same() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let s1 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + let s2 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&s1, &s2).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_sort_diff() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let s0 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + let s1 = AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())); + assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&s0, &s1).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_const_same() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let c1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let c2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&c1, &c2).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_const_diff_addr() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let c1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("a"), Box::new([])); + let c2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("b"), Box::new([])); + assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&c1, &c2).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_lam_structural() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let l1 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + let l2 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&l1, &l2).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_all_structural() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let a1 = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + let a2 = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a1, &a2).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_beta() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // (λ x. x)(Sort 0) ≡ Sort 0 + let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + let app = AE::app(lam, sort0()); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&app, &sort0()).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_delta_unfold() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // id(Sort 0) ≡ Sort 0 (via delta + beta) + let id_app = AE::app(AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])), sort0()); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&id_app, &sort0()).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_cache_hit() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let a = sort0(); + let b = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); + // Second call should hit cache + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..56d17d0b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -0,0 +1,297 @@ +//! Egress: convert zero kernel types (`Meta` mode) to `src/ix/env.rs` Lean types. +//! +//! Only works for `Meta` mode since it needs actual names and binder info. + +use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, ParallelIterator}; +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::env::{ + self, AxiomVal, ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, + DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, Name, OpaqueVal, QuotVal, + RecursorRule as LeanRecRule, RecursorVal, TheoremVal, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::env::KEnv; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr, MData}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; +use super::mode::Meta; + +/// Convert a zero kernel universe to a Lean level. +fn egress_level(u: &KUniv, level_params: &[Name]) -> env::Level { + match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => env::Level::zero(), + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { + env::Level::succ(egress_level(inner, level_params)) + }, + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => env::Level::max( + egress_level(a, level_params), + egress_level(b, level_params), + ), + UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => env::Level::imax( + egress_level(a, level_params), + egress_level(b, level_params), + ), + UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => { + let name = + level_params.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + env::Level::param(name) + }, + } +} + +fn egress_levels( + levels: &[KUniv], + level_params: &[Name], +) -> Vec { + levels.iter().map(|l| egress_level(l, level_params)).collect() +} + +/// Expression egress cache, keyed by pointer identity. +type Cache = FxHashMap; + +/// Convert a zero kernel expression to a Lean expression. +fn egress_expr( + expr: &KExpr, + level_params: &[Name], + cache: &mut Cache, +) -> env::Expr { + let ptr = expr.ptr_key(); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&ptr) { + return cached.clone(); + } + + let mdata: &Vec = expr.mdata(); + + let inner = match expr.data() { + ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) => env::Expr::bvar(Nat::from(*idx)), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => env::Expr::sort(egress_level(u, level_params)), + ExprData::Const(id, levels, _) => { + let lvls = egress_levels(levels, level_params); + env::Expr::cnst(id.name.clone(), lvls) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let ef = egress_expr(f, level_params, cache); + let ea = egress_expr(a, level_params, cache); + env::Expr::app(ef, ea) + }, + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ety = egress_expr(ty, level_params, cache); + let ebody = egress_expr(body, level_params, cache); + env::Expr::lam(name.clone(), ety, ebody, bi.clone()) + }, + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ety = egress_expr(ty, level_params, cache); + let ebody = egress_expr(body, level_params, cache); + env::Expr::all(name.clone(), ety, ebody, bi.clone()) + }, + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let ety = egress_expr(ty, level_params, cache); + let eval = egress_expr(val, level_params, cache); + let ebody = egress_expr(body, level_params, cache); + env::Expr::letE(name.clone(), ety, eval, ebody, *nd) + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let eval = egress_expr(val, level_params, cache); + env::Expr::proj(id.name.clone(), Nat::from(*field), eval) + }, + ExprData::Nat(n, _, _) => env::Expr::lit(env::Literal::NatVal(n.clone())), + ExprData::Str(s, _, _) => env::Expr::lit(env::Literal::StrVal(s.clone())), + }; + + // Re-wrap with mdata layers (innermost first via reverse iteration). + let result = mdata + .iter() + .rev() + .fold(inner, |acc, kvs| env::Expr::mdata(kvs.clone(), acc)); + + cache.insert(ptr, result.clone()); + result +} + +fn zids_to_names(ids: &[KId]) -> Vec { + ids.iter().map(|id| id.name.clone()).collect() +} + +/// Convert a zero kernel constant to a Lean `ConstantInfo`. +pub fn egress_constant(zc: &KConst) -> LeanCI { + let mut cache = Cache::default(); + + match zc { + KConst::Defn { + name, + level_params, + kind, + safety, + hints, + ty, + val, + lean_all, + .. + } => { + let lp: &Vec = level_params; + let cnst = ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + typ: egress_expr(ty, lp, &mut cache), + }; + let value = egress_expr(val, lp, &mut cache); + let all = zids_to_names(lean_all); + match kind { + DefKind::Definition => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst, + value, + hints: *hints, + safety: *safety, + all, + }), + DefKind::Theorem => LeanCI::ThmInfo(TheoremVal { cnst, value, all }), + DefKind::Opaque => LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(OpaqueVal { + cnst, + value, + is_unsafe: *safety == crate::ix::env::DefinitionSafety::Unsafe, + all, + }), + } + }, + + KConst::Axio { name, level_params, is_unsafe, ty, .. } => { + let lp: &Vec = level_params; + LeanCI::AxiomInfo(AxiomVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + typ: egress_expr(ty, lp, &mut cache), + }, + is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, + }) + }, + + KConst::Quot { name, level_params, kind, ty, .. } => { + let lp: &Vec = level_params; + LeanCI::QuotInfo(QuotVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + typ: egress_expr(ty, lp, &mut cache), + }, + kind: *kind, + }) + }, + + KConst::Indc { + name, + level_params, + params, + indices, + is_rec, + is_refl, + is_unsafe, + nested, + ty, + ctors, + lean_all, + .. + } => { + let lp: &Vec = level_params; + LeanCI::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + typ: egress_expr(ty, lp, &mut cache), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(*params), + num_indices: Nat::from(*indices), + all: zids_to_names(lean_all), + ctors: zids_to_names(ctors), + num_nested: Nat::from(*nested), + is_rec: *is_rec, + is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, + is_reflexive: *is_refl, + }) + }, + + KConst::Ctor { + name, + level_params, + induct, + cidx, + params, + fields, + is_unsafe, + ty, + .. + } => { + let lp: &Vec = level_params; + LeanCI::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + typ: egress_expr(ty, lp, &mut cache), + }, + induct: induct.name.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(*cidx), + num_params: Nat::from(*params), + num_fields: Nat::from(*fields), + is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, + }) + }, + + KConst::Recr { + name, + level_params, + params, + indices, + motives, + minors, + ty, + rules, + k, + is_unsafe, + lean_all, + .. + } => { + let lp: &Vec = level_params; + let lean_rules: Vec = rules + .iter() + .map(|r| LeanRecRule { + ctor: Name::anon(), + n_fields: Nat::from(r.fields), + rhs: egress_expr(&r.rhs, lp, &mut cache), + }) + .collect(); + let typ = egress_expr(ty, lp, &mut cache); + // Surgery permutation is deferred — no source_motive_perm / source_minor_groups + LeanCI::RecInfo(RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: name.clone(), level_params: lp.clone(), typ }, + all: zids_to_names(lean_all), + num_params: Nat::from(*params), + num_indices: Nat::from(*indices), + num_motives: Nat::from(*motives), + num_minors: Nat::from(*minors), + rules: lean_rules, + k: *k, + is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, + }) + }, + } +} + +/// Convert the entire zero kernel environment to a Lean environment. +pub fn egress_env(zenv: &KEnv) -> env::Env { + let entries: Vec<_> = zenv.iter().collect(); + + let results: Vec<(Name, LeanCI)> = entries + .into_par_iter() + .map(|(id, zc)| (id.name.clone(), egress_constant(&zc))) + .collect(); + + let mut lean_env = env::Env::default(); + for (name, ci) in results { + lean_env.insert(name, ci); + } + lean_env +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b7c28c77 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -0,0 +1,215 @@ +//! Zero kernel environment. +//! +//! `KEnv` maps `KId` to `KConst`. In Anon mode, KId compares by +//! address only (name is `()`). In Meta mode, both address and name participate, +//! enabling smooth transitions between modes. + +use std::sync::Arc; + +use dashmap::DashMap; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::expr::KExpr; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::KUniv; +use super::mode::KernelMode; + +/// Shared Merkle hash. Cheap to clone (Arc refcount bump). +pub type Addr = Arc; + +/// Hash-consing intern table for expressions and universes. +/// +/// Thread-safe via `DashMap`: usable from parallel ingress and +/// sequential type checking alike. Guarantees pointer uniqueness +/// by blake3 hash: `ptr(a) == ptr(b)` iff `hash(a) == hash(b)`. +pub struct InternTable { + univs: DashMap>, + exprs: DashMap>, +} + +impl InternTable { + pub fn new() -> Self { + InternTable { univs: DashMap::default(), exprs: DashMap::default() } + } + + /// Intern a universe: if one with the same hash exists, return the + /// existing Arc (ensuring pointer uniqueness). Otherwise insert and return. + /// Atomic via DashMap entry — safe for concurrent access. + pub fn intern_univ(&self, u: KUniv) -> KUniv { + let key = **u.addr(); + self.univs.entry(key).or_insert(u).value().clone() + } + + /// Intern an expression: same pointer-uniqueness guarantee as `intern_univ`. + pub fn intern_expr(&self, e: KExpr) -> KExpr { + let key = **e.addr(); + self.exprs.entry(key).or_insert(e).value().clone() + } +} + +/// The global zero kernel environment. +/// +/// Thread-safe via `DashMap`: supports concurrent reads and writes during +/// parallel compilation (ingress) and sequential type checking alike. +/// `get()` returns owned `KConst`/`Vec` (cheap Arc clones) to avoid +/// holding DashMap guards across call boundaries. +pub struct KEnv { + /// Loaded constants keyed by `KId`. + pub consts: DashMap, KConst>, + /// Block membership: block id → ordered member ids. + pub blocks: DashMap, Vec>>, +} + +impl KEnv { + pub fn new() -> Self { + KEnv { consts: DashMap::default(), blocks: DashMap::default() } + } + + pub fn get(&self, id: &KId) -> Option> { + self.consts.get(id).map(|r| r.value().clone()) + } + + pub fn insert(&self, id: KId, c: KConst) { + self.consts.insert(id, c); + } + + pub fn len(&self) -> usize { + self.consts.len() + } + + pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { + self.consts.is_empty() + } + + pub fn contains_key(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { + self.consts.contains_key(id) + } + + /// Iterate over all constants. Returns owned (KId, KConst) pairs. + /// Internally snapshots the DashMap — safe for concurrent access. + pub fn iter(&self) -> impl Iterator, KConst)> + '_ { + self.consts.iter().map(|r| (r.key().clone(), r.value().clone())) + } + + /// Get block members. Returns owned Vec (cheap KId clones). + pub fn get_block(&self, id: &KId) -> Option>> { + self.blocks.get(id).map(|r| r.value().clone()) + } + + /// Insert a block membership entry. + pub fn insert_block(&self, id: KId, members: Vec>) { + self.blocks.insert(id, members); + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) + } + + fn mk_axio(_s: &str) -> KConst { + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + } + } + + #[test] + fn new_env_is_empty() { + let env = KEnv::::new(); + assert!(env.is_empty()); + assert_eq!(env.len(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn insert_and_get() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let id = mk_id("Nat"); + env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); + assert_eq!(env.len(), 1); + assert!(env.get(&id).is_some()); + } + + #[test] + fn contains_key_works() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let id = mk_id("Nat"); + assert!(!env.contains_key(&id)); + env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); + assert!(env.contains_key(&id)); + } + + #[test] + fn get_missing_returns_none() { + let env = KEnv::::new(); + assert!(env.get(&mk_id("missing")).is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn get_by_id_works() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let id = mk_id("Nat"); + env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); + assert!(env.get(&id).is_some()); + assert!(env.get(&mk_id("missing")).is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn intern_univ_dedup() { + let it = InternTable::::new(); + let z1 = KUniv::zero(); + let z2 = KUniv::zero(); + // Before interning, same hash but different Arcs + assert!(!z1.ptr_eq(&z2)); + let i1 = it.intern_univ(z1); + let i2 = it.intern_univ(z2); + assert!(i1.ptr_eq(&i2)); + } + + #[test] + fn intern_univ_different() { + let it = InternTable::::new(); + let z = it.intern_univ(KUniv::zero()); + let s = it.intern_univ(KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero())); + assert!(!z.ptr_eq(&s)); + } + + #[test] + fn intern_expr_dedup() { + let it = InternTable::::new(); + let v1 = KExpr::var(0, ()); + let v2 = KExpr::var(0, ()); + assert!(!v1.ptr_eq(&v2)); + let i1 = it.intern_expr(v1); + let i2 = it.intern_expr(v2); + assert!(i1.ptr_eq(&i2)); + } + + #[test] + fn intern_expr_different() { + let it = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = it.intern_expr(KExpr::var(0, ())); + let v1 = it.intern_expr(KExpr::var(1, ())); + assert!(!v0.ptr_eq(&v1)); + } + + #[test] + fn iter_all_entries() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + env.insert(mk_id("A"), mk_axio("A")); + env.insert(mk_id("B"), mk_axio("B")); + assert_eq!(env.iter().count(), 2); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cc65ecda --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +//! Union-find (disjoint set) for context-aware definitional equality caching. +//! +//! Provides O(α(n)) amortized equivalence checks via weighted quick-union +//! with path halving. Keys are `(ptr_key, ctx_component)` pairs: closed +//! expressions use ctx=0, open expressions under let-bindings use ctx_id. + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +/// Composite key: (expression pointer, context component). +type EqKey = (usize, usize); + +/// Union-find structure for tracking definitional equality between +/// (ptr_key, ctx_component) pairs. +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct EquivManager { + /// Map from composite key to union-find node index. + key_to_node: FxHashMap, + /// `parent[i]` = parent of node `i`. Root if `parent[i] == i`. + parent: Vec, + /// `rank[i]` = upper bound on height of subtree rooted at `i`. + rank: Vec, + /// Reverse map: node index → composite key. + node_to_key: Vec, +} + +impl Default for EquivManager { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } +} + +impl EquivManager { + pub fn new() -> Self { + EquivManager { + key_to_node: FxHashMap::default(), + parent: Vec::new(), + rank: Vec::new(), + node_to_key: Vec::new(), + } + } + + /// Reset all equivalence information. + pub fn clear(&mut self) { + self.key_to_node.clear(); + self.parent.clear(); + self.rank.clear(); + self.node_to_key.clear(); + } + + /// Get or create a node index for a composite key. + fn to_node(&mut self, key: EqKey) -> usize { + if let Some(&node) = self.key_to_node.get(&key) { + return node; + } + let node = self.parent.len(); + self.parent.push(node); + self.rank.push(0); + self.node_to_key.push(key); + self.key_to_node.insert(key, node); + node + } + + /// Find root with path halving (every other node → grandparent). + fn find(&mut self, mut node: usize) -> usize { + while self.parent[node] != node { + self.parent[node] = self.parent[self.parent[node]]; + node = self.parent[node]; + } + node + } + + /// Union by rank. Returns true if sets were different. + fn union(&mut self, a: usize, b: usize) -> bool { + let ra = self.find(a); + let rb = self.find(b); + if ra == rb { + return false; + } + if self.rank[ra] < self.rank[rb] { + self.parent[ra] = rb; + } else if self.rank[ra] > self.rank[rb] { + self.parent[rb] = ra; + } else { + self.parent[rb] = ra; + self.rank[ra] += 1; + } + true + } + + /// Check if two composite keys are equivalent. + pub fn is_equiv(&mut self, k1: EqKey, k2: EqKey) -> bool { + if k1 == k2 { + return true; + } + let n1 = match self.key_to_node.get(&k1) { + Some(&n) => n, + None => return false, + }; + let n2 = match self.key_to_node.get(&k2) { + Some(&n) => n, + None => return false, + }; + self.find(n1) == self.find(n2) + } + + /// Find the root representative key for a given composite key. + /// Returns None if the key is not in the union-find. + pub fn find_root_key(&mut self, key: EqKey) -> Option { + let node = *self.key_to_node.get(&key)?; + let root = self.find(node); + Some(self.node_to_key[root]) + } + + /// Record that two composite keys are definitionally equal. + pub fn add_equiv(&mut self, k1: EqKey, k2: EqKey) { + let n1 = self.to_node(k1); + let n2 = self.to_node(k2); + self.union(n1, n2); + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + #[test] + fn test_basic_equiv() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); + em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); + assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); + assert!(em.is_equiv((200, 0), (100, 0))); + } + + #[test] + fn test_transitivity() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); + em.add_equiv((200, 0), (300, 0)); + assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (300, 0))); + assert!(em.is_equiv((300, 0), (100, 0))); + } + + #[test] + fn test_non_equivalent() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); + assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 0), (400, 0))); + } + + #[test] + fn test_reflexive() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (100, 0))); + } + + #[test] + fn test_clear() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); + assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); + em.clear(); + assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); + } + + #[test] + fn test_large_chain() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + for i in 0..100 { + em.add_equiv((i, 0), (i + 1, 0)); + } + assert!(em.is_equiv((0, 0), (100, 0))); + assert!(!em.is_equiv((0, 0), (200, 0))); + } + + #[test] + fn test_context_isolation() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + // Same ptrs, different contexts — should NOT be equivalent + em.add_equiv((100, 1), (200, 1)); + assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 1), (200, 1))); + assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 2), (200, 2))); + } + + #[test] + fn test_closed_exprs_share_across_contexts() { + let mut em = EquivManager::new(); + // Closed expressions use ctx=0, shared across all contexts + em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); + assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bc60795e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +//! Type checker error types. + +use crate::ix::address::Address; + +use super::expr::KExpr; +use super::mode::KernelMode; + +#[derive(Debug)] +pub enum TcError { + TypeExpected, + FunExpected { e: KExpr, whnf: KExpr }, + AppTypeMismatch { a_ty: KExpr, dom: KExpr, depth: usize }, + DeclTypeMismatch, + UnknownConst(Address), + UnivParamMismatch { expected: u64, got: usize }, + VarOutOfRange { idx: u64, ctx_len: usize }, + DefEqFailed, + MaxRecDepth, + Other(String), +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..70454084 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -0,0 +1,756 @@ +//! Expressions with optional metadata. +//! +//! `KExpr` is an Arc-wrapped expression. Each variant carries an `ExprInfo` +//! with its blake3 hash, substitution annotations, and mdata. + +use std::fmt; +use std::sync::Arc; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, DataValue, EALL, EAPP, ELAM, ELET, ENAT, EPRJ, EREF, ESORT, ESTR, + EVAR, Name, +}; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +use super::env::Addr; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::KUniv; +use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; + +/// Expression. Thin Arc wrapper — cheap to clone, O(1) identity via `Arc::ptr_eq`. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct KExpr(Arc>); + +/// A single mdata layer: key-value pairs from Lean's `Expr.mdata`. +pub type MData = Vec<(Name, DataValue)>; + +/// Per-expression metadata: blake3 hash, substitution annotations, and mdata. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct ExprInfo { + /// Blake3 hash (includes metadata contributions in Meta mode). + pub addr: Addr, + /// Loose bound variable range: upper bound on free de Bruijn indices. + pub lbr: u64, + /// Count of free `Var(0)` occurrences. + pub count_0: u64, + /// Lean mdata annotations. Semantically transparent, erased in Anon mode. + pub mdata: M::MField>, +} + +/// Expression data. Each variant carries its [`ExprInfo`]. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub enum ExprData { + Var(u64, M::MField, ExprInfo), + Sort(KUniv, ExprInfo), + Const(KId, Box<[KUniv]>, ExprInfo), + App(KExpr, KExpr, ExprInfo), + Lam(M::MField, M::MField, KExpr, KExpr, ExprInfo), + All(M::MField, M::MField, KExpr, KExpr, ExprInfo), + /// Let binding: name, type, value, body, non_dep flag. + Let(M::MField, KExpr, KExpr, KExpr, bool, ExprInfo), + /// Projection: struct type id, field index, struct value. + Prj(KId, u64, KExpr, ExprInfo), + Nat(Nat, Address, ExprInfo), + Str(String, Address, ExprInfo), +} + +impl ExprData { + pub fn info(&self) -> &ExprInfo { + match self { + ExprData::Var(.., i) + | ExprData::Sort(.., i) + | ExprData::Const(.., i) + | ExprData::App(.., i) + | ExprData::Lam(.., i) + | ExprData::All(.., i) + | ExprData::Let(.., i) + | ExprData::Prj(.., i) + | ExprData::Nat(.., i) + | ExprData::Str(.., i) => i, + } + } +} + +impl KExpr { + pub fn new(data: ExprData) -> Self { + KExpr(Arc::new(data)) + } + + pub fn data(&self) -> &ExprData { + &self.0 + } + + pub fn info(&self) -> &ExprInfo { + self.data().info() + } + + pub fn addr(&self) -> &Addr { + &self.info().addr + } + + pub fn lbr(&self) -> u64 { + self.info().lbr + } + + pub fn count_0(&self) -> u64 { + self.info().count_0 + } + + pub fn mdata(&self) -> &M::MField> { + &self.info().mdata + } + + pub fn ptr_key(&self) -> usize { + Arc::as_ptr(&self.0) as usize + } + + pub fn ptr_eq(&self, other: &KExpr) -> bool { + Arc::ptr_eq(&self.0, &other.0) + } + + pub fn hash_eq(&self, other: &KExpr) -> bool { + self.ptr_eq(other) || self.addr() == other.addr() + } +} + +impl PartialEq for KExpr { + fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { + self.hash_eq(other) + } +} + +impl Eq for KExpr {} + +fn no_mdata() -> M::MField> { + M::meta_field(vec![]) +} + +fn mk_info( + addr: Addr, + lbr: u64, + count_0: u64, + mdata: M::MField>, +) -> ExprInfo { + ExprInfo { addr, lbr, count_0, mdata } +} + +impl KExpr { + pub fn var(idx: u64, name: M::MField) -> Self { + Self::var_mdata(idx, name, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn var_mdata( + idx: u64, + name: M::MField, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[EVAR]); + h.update(&idx.to_le_bytes()); + name.meta_hash(&mut h); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + let info = mk_info::( + Arc::new(h.finalize()), + idx + 1, + if idx == 0 { 1 } else { 0 }, + mdata, + ); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Var(idx, name, info)) + } + + pub fn sort(u: KUniv) -> Self { + Self::sort_mdata(u, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn sort_mdata(u: KUniv, mdata: M::MField>) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[ESORT]); + h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Sort( + u, + mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + )) + } + + pub fn cnst(id: KId, univs: Box<[KUniv]>) -> Self { + Self::cnst_mdata(id, univs, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn cnst_mdata( + id: KId, + univs: Box<[KUniv]>, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[EREF]); + h.update(id.addr.as_bytes()); + id.name.meta_hash(&mut h); + for u in univs.iter() { + h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); + } + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Const( + id, + univs, + mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + )) + } + + pub fn app(f: KExpr, a: KExpr) -> Self { + Self::app_mdata(f, a, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn app_mdata( + f: KExpr, + a: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[EAPP]); + h.update(f.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + let info = mk_info::( + Arc::new(h.finalize()), + f.lbr().max(a.lbr()), + f.count_0() + a.count_0(), + mdata, + ); + KExpr::new(ExprData::App(f, a, info)) + } + + pub fn lam( + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + ) -> Self { + Self::lam_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn lam_mdata( + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[ELAM]); + name.meta_hash(&mut h); + bi.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + let info = mk_info::( + Arc::new(h.finalize()), + ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), + ty.count_0(), + mdata, + ); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, info)) + } + + pub fn all( + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + ) -> Self { + Self::all_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn all_mdata( + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[EALL]); + name.meta_hash(&mut h); + bi.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + let info = mk_info::( + Arc::new(h.finalize()), + ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), + ty.count_0(), + mdata, + ); + KExpr::new(ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, info)) + } + + pub fn let_( + name: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + val: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + non_dep: bool, + ) -> Self { + Self::let_mdata(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn let_mdata( + name: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + val: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + non_dep: bool, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[ELET]); + name.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(&[non_dep as u8]); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + let info = mk_info::( + Arc::new(h.finalize()), + ty.lbr().max(val.lbr()).max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), + ty.count_0() + val.count_0(), + mdata, + ); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, info)) + } + + pub fn prj(id: KId, field: u64, val: KExpr) -> Self { + Self::prj_mdata(id, field, val, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn prj_mdata( + id: KId, + field: u64, + val: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[EPRJ]); + h.update(id.addr.as_bytes()); + id.name.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.update(&field.to_le_bytes()); + h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + let info = + mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), val.lbr(), val.count_0(), mdata); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, info)) + } + + pub fn nat(val: Nat, blob_addr: Address) -> Self { + Self::nat_mdata(val, blob_addr, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn nat_mdata( + val: Nat, + blob_addr: Address, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[ENAT]); + h.update(blob_addr.as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Nat( + val, + blob_addr, + mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + )) + } + + pub fn str(val: String, blob_addr: Address) -> Self { + Self::str_mdata(val, blob_addr, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn str_mdata( + val: String, + blob_addr: Address, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[ESTR]); + h.update(blob_addr.as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + KExpr::new(ExprData::Str( + val, + blob_addr, + mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + )) + } +} + +/// Meta mode: shows names when available. Anon mode: positional/hash fallbacks. +impl fmt::Display for KExpr { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + fmt_expr(self, f, 0) + } +} + +fn fmt_expr( + e: &KExpr, + f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>, + depth: usize, +) -> fmt::Result { + if depth > 20 { + return write!(f, "..."); + } + match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(idx, name, _) => { + if name.has_meta() { + name.meta_fmt(f) + } else { + write!(f, "#{idx}") + } + }, + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => write!(f, "Sort {u}"), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { + write!(f, "{id}")?; + if !us.is_empty() { + write!(f, ".{{")?; + for (i, u) in us.iter().enumerate() { + if i > 0 { + write!(f, ", ")?; + } + write!(f, "{u}")?; + } + write!(f, "}}")?; + } + Ok(()) + }, + ExprData::App(..) => { + let (head, args) = collect_spine(e); + write!(f, "(")?; + fmt_expr(&head, f, depth + 1)?; + for a in &args { + write!(f, " ")?; + fmt_expr(a, f, depth + 1)?; + } + write!(f, ")") + }, + ExprData::Lam(name, _, ty, body, _) => { + write!(f, "(fun (")?; + if name.has_meta() { + name.meta_fmt(f)?; + } else { + write!(f, "_")?; + } + write!(f, " : ")?; + fmt_expr(ty, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, ") => ")?; + fmt_expr(body, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, ")") + }, + ExprData::All(name, _, ty, body, _) => { + write!(f, "((")?; + if name.has_meta() { + name.meta_fmt(f)?; + } else { + write!(f, "_")?; + } + write!(f, " : ")?; + fmt_expr(ty, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, ") -> ")?; + fmt_expr(body, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, ")") + }, + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + write!(f, "(let ")?; + if name.has_meta() { + name.meta_fmt(f)?; + } else { + write!(f, "_")?; + } + write!(f, " : ")?; + fmt_expr(ty, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, " := ")?; + fmt_expr(val, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, " in ")?; + fmt_expr(body, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, ")") + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + fmt_expr(val, f, depth + 1)?; + write!(f, ".{field}@{id}") + }, + ExprData::Nat(val, _, _) => write!(f, "{val}"), + ExprData::Str(val, _, _) => write!(f, "{val:?}"), + } +} + +fn collect_spine(e: &KExpr) -> (KExpr, Vec>) { + let mut args = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + loop { + match cur.data() { + ExprData::App(func, arg, _) => { + args.push(arg.clone()); + cur = func.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + args.reverse(); + (cur, args) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::mode::{Anon, Meta}; + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::BinderInfo; + + type ME = KExpr; + type AE = KExpr; + type MU = KUniv; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + name + } + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + // ---- Constructors & hashing ---- + + #[test] + fn var_hash_deterministic() { + assert_eq!(AE::var(0, ()).addr(), AE::var(0, ()).addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn var_different_indices() { + assert_ne!(AE::var(0, ()).addr(), AE::var(1, ()).addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn var_meta_name_affects_hash() { + assert_ne!( + ME::var(0, mk_name("x")).addr(), + ME::var(0, mk_name("y")).addr() + ); + } + + #[test] + fn sort_hash() { + assert_ne!( + AE::sort(AU::zero()).addr(), + AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())).addr() + ); + } + + #[test] + fn const_hash() { + let c = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + assert_eq!(c.lbr(), 0); + assert_eq!(c.count_0(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn const_meta_name_affects_hash() { + let a = ME::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), mk_name("Nat")), Box::new([])); + let b = ME::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), mk_name("Int")), Box::new([])); + assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn app_hash_and_lbr() { + let a = AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ())); + assert_eq!(a.lbr(), 2); + assert_eq!(a.count_0(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn app_order_matters() { + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + assert_ne!(AE::app(v0.clone(), v1.clone()).addr(), AE::app(v1, v0).addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn lam_meta_name_affects_hash() { + let ty = ME::sort(MU::zero()); + let body = ME::var(0, mk_name("x")); + let a = + ME::lam(mk_name("x"), BinderInfo::Default, ty.clone(), body.clone()); + let b = ME::lam(mk_name("y"), BinderInfo::Default, ty, body); + assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn lam_binder_info_affects_hash() { + let ty = ME::sort(MU::zero()); + let body = ME::var(0, mk_name("x")); + let a = + ME::lam(mk_name("x"), BinderInfo::Default, ty.clone(), body.clone()); + let b = ME::lam(mk_name("x"), BinderInfo::Implicit, ty, body); + assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn lam_lbr() { + let e = AE::lam((), (), AE::sort(AU::zero()), AE::var(1, ())); + assert_eq!(e.lbr(), 1); + let e2 = AE::lam((), (), AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(0, ())); + assert_eq!(e2.lbr(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn all_hash_differs_from_lam() { + let ty = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + let body = AE::var(0, ()); + assert_ne!( + AE::lam((), (), ty.clone(), body.clone()).addr(), + AE::all((), (), ty, body).addr() + ); + } + + #[test] + fn let_hash() { + let e = + AE::let_((), AE::sort(AU::zero()), AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ()), true); + assert_eq!(e.lbr(), 1); + assert_eq!(e.count_0(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn let_non_dep_affects_hash() { + let ty = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + let val = AE::var(0, ()); + let body = AE::var(0, ()); + let a = AE::let_((), ty.clone(), val.clone(), body.clone(), true); + let b = AE::let_((), ty, val, body, false); + assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn prj_hash() { + let p = AE::prj(KId::new(mk_addr("Prod"), ()), 0, AE::var(0, ())); + assert_eq!(p.lbr(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_str_hash() { + let n = AE::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("42")); + let s = AE::str("hello".into(), mk_addr("hello")); + assert_ne!(n.addr(), s.addr()); + assert_eq!(n.lbr(), 0); + } + + // ---- mdata accessor ---- + + #[test] + fn mdata_default_empty() { + let e = ME::var(0, mk_name("x")); + assert!(e.mdata().is_empty()); + } + + // ---- PartialEq ---- + + #[test] + fn eq_by_hash() { + let a = AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ())); + let b = AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ())); + assert_eq!(a, b); + assert_ne!(a, AE::var(0, ())); + } + + // ---- Display ---- + + #[test] + fn display_var_anon() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", AE::var(0, ())), "#0"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_var_meta_named() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", ME::var(0, mk_name("x"))), "x"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_sort() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", AE::sort(AU::zero())), "Sort 0"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_const_anon() { + let c = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let s = format!("{c}"); + assert_eq!(s.len(), 8, "got '{s}'"); // 8 hex chars (hash only) + } + + #[test] + fn display_const_meta() { + let c = ME::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), mk_name("Nat")), Box::new([])); + assert!(format!("{c}").starts_with("Nat@")); + } + + #[test] + fn display_const_with_univs() { + let c = + AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("List"), ()), Box::new([AU::param(0, ())])); + let s = format!("{c}"); + assert!(s.contains(".{u0}"), "got '{s}'"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_app() { + assert_eq!( + format!("{}", AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ()))), + "(#0 #1)" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn display_app_spine() { + let e = AE::app(AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ())), AE::var(2, ())); + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "(#0 #1 #2)"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_lam_meta() { + let e = ME::lam( + mk_name("x"), + BinderInfo::Default, + ME::sort(MU::zero()), + ME::var(0, mk_name("x")), + ); + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "(fun (x : Sort 0) => x)"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_all_anon() { + let e = AE::all((), (), AE::sort(AU::zero()), AE::var(0, ())); + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "((_ : Sort 0) -> #0)"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_let() { + let e = + AE::let_((), AE::sort(AU::zero()), AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(0, ()), true); + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "(let _ : Sort 0 := #0 in #0)"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_nat() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", AE::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("42"))), "42"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_str() { + assert_eq!( + format!("{}", AE::str("hello".into(), mk_addr("hello"))), + "\"hello\"" + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/id.rs b/src/ix/kernel/id.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..621efdf3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/id.rs @@ -0,0 +1,181 @@ +use std::fmt; +use std::hash::{Hash, Hasher}; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::Name; + +use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; + +/// Kernel identifier: bundles a content address with a metadata name. +/// In Meta mode, both fields participate in equality/hashing. +/// In Anon mode, the name is `()` so only the address matters. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct KId { + pub addr: Address, + pub name: M::MField, +} + +impl KId { + pub fn new(addr: Address, name: M::MField) -> Self { + KId { addr, name } + } +} + +impl PartialEq for KId { + fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { + self.addr == other.addr && self.name == other.name + } +} + +impl Eq for KId {} + +impl PartialOrd for KId { + fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> Option { + Some(self.cmp(other)) + } +} + +impl Ord for KId { + fn cmp(&self, other: &Self) -> std::cmp::Ordering { + self.addr.cmp(&other.addr).then_with(|| meta_cmp(&self.name, &other.name)) + } +} + +/// Derive ordering from MetaHash: hash both values and compare the digests. +/// For `()` (Anon mode), the hash is empty so all units compare equal. +fn meta_cmp(a: &T, b: &T) -> std::cmp::Ordering { + let hash = |v: &T| { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + v.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + }; + hash(a).as_bytes().cmp(hash(b).as_bytes()) +} + +impl Hash for KId { + fn hash(&self, state: &mut H) { + self.addr.hash(state); + self.name.hash(state); + } +} + +impl MetaHash for KId { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { + hasher.update(self.addr.as_bytes()); + self.name.meta_hash(hasher); + } +} + +impl MetaDisplay for KId { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + self.name.has_meta() + } + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + let hex = self.addr.hex(); + let short = &hex[..8.min(hex.len())]; + if self.name.has_meta() { + self.name.meta_fmt(f)?; + write!(f, "@{short}") + } else { + write!(f, "{short}") + } + } +} + +/// Meta mode: `Nat.add@a1b2c3d4`. Anon mode: `a1b2c3d4`. +impl fmt::Display for KId { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + let hex = self.addr.hex(); + let short = &hex[..8.min(hex.len())]; + if self.name.has_meta() { + self.name.meta_fmt(f)?; + write!(f, "@{short}") + } else { + write!(f, "{short}") + } + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::mode::{Anon, Meta}; + use super::*; + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + name + } + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + #[test] + fn meta_named_shows_name_and_hash() { + let id = KId::::new(mk_addr("test"), mk_name("Nat.add")); + let s = format!("{id}"); + assert!(s.starts_with("Nat.add@"), "expected 'Nat.add@...', got '{s}'"); + assert_eq!(s.len(), "Nat.add@".len() + 8); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_anonymous_shows_hash_only() { + // Anonymous names have no displayable metadata, so KId falls back to hash. + let id = KId::::new(mk_addr("test"), Name::anon()); + let s = format!("{id}"); + assert_eq!(s.len(), 8, "expected 8-char hash, got '{s}'"); + assert!(!s.contains('@'), "anonymous should not contain '@', got '{s}'"); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_nested_name() { + let id = KId::::new(mk_addr("x"), mk_name("Lean.Parser.Term.app")); + let s = format!("{id}"); + assert!(s.starts_with("Lean.Parser.Term.app@"), "got '{s}'"); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_single_component_name() { + let id = KId::::new(mk_addr("x"), mk_name("Nat")); + let s = format!("{id}"); + assert!(s.starts_with("Nat@"), "got '{s}'"); + } + + #[test] + fn anon_shows_hash_only() { + let id = KId::::new(mk_addr("test"), ()); + let s = format!("{id}"); + assert_eq!(s.len(), 8); + assert!(!s.contains('@'), "anon mode should not contain '@', got '{s}'"); + } + + #[test] + fn anon_same_display_regardless_of_addr() { + let id1 = KId::::new(mk_addr("foo"), ()); + let id2 = KId::::new(mk_addr("bar"), ()); + // Different addresses produce different hashes + assert_ne!(format!("{id1}"), format!("{id2}")); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_equality_includes_name() { + let addr = mk_addr("test"); + let a = KId::::new(addr.clone(), mk_name("Foo")); + let b = KId::::new(addr.clone(), mk_name("Bar")); + let c = KId::::new(addr.clone(), mk_name("Foo")); + assert_ne!(a, b); + assert_eq!(a, c); + } + + #[test] + fn anon_equality_ignores_erased_name() { + let a = KId::::new(mk_addr("test"), ()); + let b = KId::::new(mk_addr("test"), ()); + let c = KId::::new(mk_addr("other"), ()); + assert_eq!(a, b); + assert_ne!(a, c); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c69e97c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -0,0 +1,5336 @@ +//! Inductive type validation and recursor generation. +//! +//! Validates inductive declarations (parameter agreement, positivity, universe +//! constraints, return types) and generates canonical recursors following +//! lean4lean's constructive approach, then compares with provided recursors. + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::Name; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::env::InternTable; +use super::error::TcError; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq, univ_geq}; +use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::subst::{lift, simul_subst, subst}; +use super::tc::{ + GeneratedRecursor, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, expr_mentions_any_addr, +}; + +/// A member of the "flat" mutual block used for recursor generation. +/// For non-nested inductives, this is just the original inductive. +/// For nested occurrences (e.g., `Array Syntax` in Syntax's ctor fields), +/// an auxiliary entry is created mirroring the external inductive's structure. +#[derive(Clone)] +struct FlatBlockMember { + /// For original: the inductive's KId. For auxiliary: the external inductive's KId. + id: KId, + /// True if this is an auxiliary member created for a nested occurrence. + is_aux: bool, + /// Specialized param values for this member. + /// For original: Var refs to the recursor's shared params. + /// For auxiliary: the concrete specialized exprs (e.g., `[Syntax]` for `Array Syntax`). + /// These are in terms of the recursor's param binders (depth = n_rec_params). + spec_params: Vec>, + /// Number of params this member's inductive has (may differ from shared for nested). + own_params: u64, + /// Number of indices. + n_indices: u64, + /// Constructor ids (from env). + ctors: Vec>, + /// Universe param count. + lvls: u64, + /// Universe args for internal processing (abstract shifted params). + /// Used for ctor type instantiation and nesting detection. + ind_us: Box<[KUniv]>, + /// Universe args from the actual nested occurrence (concrete). + /// For original members: same as ind_us. + /// For auxiliaries: the concrete args from the ctor field (e.g., [Succ(Zero)]). + /// Used for the final output type (motives, major, ctor apps). + occurrence_us: Box<[KUniv]>, +} + +/// Lower free Var indices by `shift`: Var(i) where i >= shift becomes Var(i - shift). +/// Vars with i < shift are left unchanged (they refer to local binders). +fn lower_vars( + env: &InternTable, + e: &KExpr, + shift: u64, +) -> KExpr { + if shift == 0 { + return e.clone(); + } + lower_vars_inner(env, e, shift, 0) +} + +fn lower_vars_inner( + env: &InternTable, + e: &KExpr, + shift: u64, + cutoff: u64, +) -> KExpr { + // Quick exit: no free vars below lbr + if e.lbr() <= cutoff { + return e.clone(); + } + + let result = match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { + let i = *i; + if i >= cutoff + shift { + KExpr::var(i - shift, name.clone()) + } else { + return e.clone(); + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let f2 = lower_vars_inner(env, f, shift, cutoff); + let a2 = lower_vars_inner(env, a, shift, cutoff); + KExpr::app(f2, a2) + }, + ExprData::Lam(n, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = lower_vars_inner(env, ty, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lower_vars_inner(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::lam(n.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + ExprData::All(n, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = lower_vars_inner(env, ty, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lower_vars_inner(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::all(n.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + ExprData::Let(n, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = lower_vars_inner(env, ty, shift, cutoff); + let val2 = lower_vars_inner(env, val, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lower_vars_inner(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::let_(n.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) + }, + _ => return e.clone(), // Sort, Const, Nat, Str, Prj — no free Var shifting + }; + env.intern_expr(result) +} + +impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { + /// Validate an inductive type and its constructors. + pub fn check_inductive(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let (params, indices, lvls, ctors, block, is_rec, nested, ty) = match self + .env + .get(id) + { + Some(KConst::Indc { + params, + indices, + lvls, + ctors, + block, + is_rec, + nested, + ty, + .. + }) => ( + params, + indices, + lvls, + ctors.clone(), + block.clone(), + is_rec, + nested, + ty.clone(), + ), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other("check_inductive: not an inductive".into())); + }, + }; + + // Discover all inductives in the mutual block + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&block); + let block_addrs: Vec
= + block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); + + // Inductive type must reduce to a Sort after peeling params+indices. + // This must be checked even for inductives with no constructors. + let ind_level = + self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, (params + indices) as usize)?; + + // S3: Mutual inductives must live in the same universe. + for peer_id in &block_inds { + if peer_id.addr == id.addr { + continue; + } + if let Some(KConst::Indc { + params: pp, indices: pi, ty: peer_ty, .. + }) = self.env.get(peer_id) + { + let peer_level = + self.get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty.clone(), (pp + pi) as usize)?; + if !super::level::univ_eq(&ind_level, &peer_level) { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "mutually inductive types must live in the same universe".into(), + )); + } + } + } + + // Validate each constructor + for (expected_cidx, ctor_id) in ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let (ctor_params, ctor_fields, ctor_cidx, ctor_ty) = + match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, cidx, ty, .. }) => { + (params as usize, fields as usize, cidx as usize, ty.clone()) + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_inductive: constructor not found".into(), + )); + }, + }; + + // Validate constructor ordering: cidx must match position in ctors list + if ctor_cidx != expected_cidx { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_inductive: ctor cidx mismatch: expected {expected_cidx}, got {ctor_cidx}" + ))); + } + + // A1: Parameter domain agreement + self.check_param_agreement(&ty, &ctor_ty, params as usize)?; + + // A3: Strict positivity + self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, params as usize, &block_addrs)?; + + // A4: Universe constraints + self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, params as usize, &ind_level)?; + + // A2: Constructor return type + self.check_ctor_return_type( + &ctor_ty, + params as usize, + indices as usize, + ctor_fields, + &id.addr, + lvls, + &block_addrs, + )?; + } + + // H1: Verify is_rec constructively — scan constructor fields for block references. + // An adversary could set is_rec=false on a recursive inductive to enable improper + // struct eta expansion. We verify against the actual constructor structure. + let computed_is_rec = + self.compute_is_rec(&ctors, params as usize, &block_addrs)?; + if computed_is_rec != is_rec { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_inductive: is_rec mismatch: declared {is_rec}, computed {computed_is_rec}" + ))); + } + + // Trigger recursor generation for the block (fatal — ZK context cannot tolerate silent failure) + if !self.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + self.generate_block_recursors(&block)?; + } + + Ok(()) + } + + /// Validate a standalone constructor against its parent inductive. + /// Runs the same A1–A4 checks that `check_inductive` runs per-ctor. + pub fn check_ctor_against_inductive( + &mut self, + ctor_id: &KId, + induct_id: &KId, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let (ctor_ty, ctor_params, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, params, fields, .. }) => { + (ty.clone(), params as usize, fields as usize) + }, + _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_ctor: not a constructor".into())), + }; + + let (ind_params, ind_indices, ind_lvls, ind_block, ind_ty) = + match self.env.get(induct_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, lvls, block, ty, .. }) => { + (params, indices, lvls, block.clone(), ty.clone()) + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_ctor: parent inductive not found".into(), + )); + }, + }; + + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&ind_block); + let block_addrs: Vec
= + block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); + + let ind_level = self + .get_result_sort_level(&ind_ty, (ind_params + ind_indices) as usize)?; + + // A1: Parameter domain agreement + self.check_param_agreement(&ind_ty, &ctor_ty, ind_params as usize)?; + + // A3: Strict positivity + self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, ind_params as usize, &block_addrs)?; + + // A4: Universe constraints + self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, ind_params as usize, &ind_level)?; + + // A2: Constructor return type + self.check_ctor_return_type( + &ctor_ty, + ind_params as usize, + ind_indices as usize, + ctor_fields, + &induct_id.addr, + ind_lvls, + &block_addrs, + )?; + + Ok(()) + } + + /// Discover all inductives in a mutual block. + fn discover_block_inductives(&self, block_id: &KId) -> Vec> { + match self.env.blocks.get(block_id) { + Some(members) => members + .iter() + .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. }))) + .cloned() + .collect(), + None => vec![], + } + } + + /// H1: Compute `is_rec` constructively by scanning constructor fields for + /// references to any inductive in the mutual block. This verifies the declared + /// `is_rec` flag rather than trusting it from Ixon input. + /// + /// An inductive is recursive if any constructor field (after parameters) mentions + /// any inductive in the mutual block. + fn compute_is_rec( + &mut self, + ctors: &[KId], + n_params: usize, + block_addrs: &[Address], + ) -> Result> { + for ctor_id in ctors { + let ctor_ty = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + // Skip params + let mut ty = ctor_ty; + for _ in 0..n_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => break, + } + } + // Check each remaining field domain for block inductive mentions + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + if expr_mentions_any_addr(dom, block_addrs) { + return Ok(true); + } + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + } + Ok(false) + } + + /// Build the "flat" block for recursor generation, detecting nested occurrences. + /// + /// Mirrors lean4lean's `ElimNestedInductive.run`: walks constructor fields, + /// detects `ExtInd(block_member_ref)` patterns, and adds auxiliary entries + /// for each nested external inductive. Queue-based for transitive nesting. + fn build_flat_block( + &mut self, + block_inds: &[KId], + n_rec_params: u64, + univ_offset: u64, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let all_block_addrs: Vec
= + block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); + + let mut flat: Vec> = Vec::new(); + // (ext_ind_addr, spec_params content hashes) for dedup. + // Uses [u8; 32] blake3 digest for structural equality. + let mut aux_seen: Vec<(Address, Vec<[u8; 32]>)> = Vec::new(); + + // Seed with original block inductives. + for ind_id in block_inds { + let (own_params, n_indices, ctors, lvls) = match self.env.get(ind_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, lvls, .. }) => { + (params, indices, ctors.clone(), lvls) + }, + _ => continue, + }; + let ind_us = self.mk_ind_univs(lvls, univ_offset); + let spec_params: Vec> = (0..n_rec_params) + .map(|j| KExpr::var(n_rec_params - 1 - j, anon())) + .collect(); + flat.push(FlatBlockMember { + id: ind_id.clone(), + is_aux: false, + spec_params, + own_params, + n_indices, + ctors, + lvls, + ind_us: ind_us.clone(), + occurrence_us: ind_us, + }); + } + + // Queue-based processing: scan each member's ctors for nested occurrences. + let mut qi = 0; + while qi < flat.len() { + let member = flat[qi].clone(); + qi += 1; + + for ctor_id in &member.ctors { + let (ctor_own_params, ctor_fields, ctor_ty, ctor_lvls) = + match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, ty, lvls, .. }) => { + (params, fields, ty.clone(), lvls) + }, + _ => continue, + }; + + // Instantiate ctor type with occurrence universe args (concrete) so that + // transitively-detected nested occurrences get concrete universe args too. + let ctor_ty_inst = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &member.occurrence_us); + + // Walk past own_params, substituting with spec_params. + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut cur = ctor_ty_inst; + for j in 0..member.own_params { + let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + let p = if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { + member.spec_params[j as usize].clone() + } else { + KExpr::var(n_rec_params - 1 - j, anon()) + }; + cur = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Walk fields, looking for nested occurrences. + // Push locals for each field to maintain correct de Bruijn context. + for _fi in 0..ctor_fields { + let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + let dom = dom.clone(); + let body = body.clone(); + + // Check if dom (after peeling foralls) is a nested occurrence. + // Pass saved depth so spec_params can be de-lifted to the + // param context (depth = saved), independent of field depth. + self.try_detect_nested( + &dom, + &all_block_addrs, + &mut flat, + &mut aux_seen, + univ_offset, + saved, + n_rec_params, + ); + + self.push_local(dom); + cur = body; + }, + _ => break, + } + } + self.restore_depth(saved); + } + } + + Ok(flat) + } + + /// Check if a field domain is a nested inductive occurrence and, if so, + /// add an auxiliary entry to the flat block. + /// + /// A nested occurrence is: after peeling foralls, the result is `ExtInd Ds is` + /// where `ExtInd` is a previously-declared inductive (not in our block) and + /// some param arg `Ds[i]` mentions a block inductive. + fn try_detect_nested( + &mut self, + dom: &KExpr, + block_addrs: &[Address], + flat: &mut Vec>, + aux_seen: &mut Vec<(Address, Vec<[u8; 32]>)>, + univ_offset: u64, + param_depth: usize, // depth at the param context (before field locals) + n_rec_params: u64, // number of inductive parameters (valid Var refs in spec_params) + ) { + // Peel foralls to get to the result type. + let mut cur = dom.clone(); + loop { + match self.whnf(&cur) { + Ok(w) => cur = w, + Err(_) => return, + }; + match cur.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => cur = body.clone(), + _ => break, + } + } + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&cur); + let head_id = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), + _ => return, + }; + + // Skip if head is already a block member (direct recursive, not nested). + if block_addrs.contains(&head_id.addr) { + return; + } + // Also skip if head is already a flat block member (already detected). + if flat.iter().any(|m| m.id.addr == head_id.addr && !m.is_aux) { + return; + } + + // Check if head is an external inductive. + let (ext_params, ext_indices, ext_ctors, ext_lvls) = + match self.env.get(&head_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, lvls, .. }) => { + (params, indices, ctors.clone(), lvls) + }, + _ => return, + }; + + let ext_n_params = ext_params as usize; + if args.len() < ext_n_params { + return; + } + + // Check if any param arg mentions a block inductive (or a flat member). + let all_flat_addrs: Vec
= + flat.iter().map(|m| m.id.addr.clone()).collect(); + let combined_addrs: Vec
= + block_addrs.iter().chain(all_flat_addrs.iter()).cloned().collect(); + let has_nested_ref = args + .iter() + .take(ext_n_params) + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_addr(a, &combined_addrs)); + if !has_nested_ref { + return; + } + + // Extract spec_params (the first ext_n_params args) and normalize them + // to the param context by lowering Var indices by the field depth. + // This ensures the same logical spec_params produce the same hash + // regardless of how many field locals are on the context. + let field_depth = + (self.depth() as usize).saturating_sub(param_depth) as u64; + let spec_params: Vec> = args + .iter() + .take(ext_n_params) + .map(|e| { + if field_depth > 0 { + super::inductive::lower_vars(&self.ienv, e, field_depth) + } else { + e.clone() + } + }) + .collect(); + + // S7: Reject nested occurrences whose parameter args still contain + // loose bound variables after lowering. This means a param arg depends + // on a locally-bound field variable, creating an ill-formed auxiliary. + // Allow Var(0)..Var(n_rec_params-1) as valid parameter references. + // (lean4lean: isNestedInductiveApp? checks looseBVars on param args.) + for sp in spec_params.iter() { + if sp.lbr() > param_depth as u64 + n_rec_params { + return; // param arg depends on field-local variables — not a valid nesting + } + } + + // Dedup: check if we've already seen this (ext_ind, spec_params) pair. + // Use blake3 content hash (addr) for structural dedup. + let spec_hashes: Vec<[u8; 32]> = + spec_params.iter().map(|e| *e.addr().as_bytes()).collect(); + if aux_seen.iter().any(|(a, s)| { + *a == head_id.addr + && s.len() == spec_hashes.len() + && s.iter().zip(spec_hashes.iter()).all(|(a, b)| a == b) + }) { + return; + } + aux_seen.push((head_id.addr.clone(), spec_hashes)); + + // Abstract shifted universe params for internal processing (dedup, ctor walking). + let aux_us = self.mk_ind_univs(ext_lvls, univ_offset); + // Concrete universe args from the actual occurrence (for output types). + let occurrence_us: Box<[KUniv]> = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(_, us, _) => us.clone(), + _ => Box::new([]), + }; + + flat.push(FlatBlockMember { + id: head_id, + is_aux: true, + spec_params, + own_params: ext_params, + n_indices: ext_indices, + ctors: ext_ctors, + lvls: ext_lvls, + ind_us: aux_us, + occurrence_us, + }); + } + + /// A1: Check that the first `n_params` forall domains of ind_ty and ctor_ty agree. + fn check_param_agreement( + &mut self, + ind_ty: &KExpr, + ctor_ty: &KExpr, + n_params: usize, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut it = ind_ty.clone(); + let mut ct = ctor_ty.clone(); + + for _ in 0..n_params { + let wi = self.whnf(&it)?; + let wc = self.whnf(&ct)?; + match (wi.data(), wc.data()) { + ( + ExprData::All(_, _, i_dom, i_body, _), + ExprData::All(_, _, c_dom, c_body, _), + ) => { + if !self.is_def_eq(i_dom, c_dom)? { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other("param domain mismatch".into())); + } + self.push_local(i_dom.clone()); + it = i_body.clone(); + ct = c_body.clone(); + }, + _ => { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "expected forall in param agreement".into(), + )); + }, + } + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(()) + } + + /// A3: Strict positivity — block inductives must not appear in negative position. + fn check_positivity( + &mut self, + ctor_ty: &KExpr, + n_params: usize, + block_addrs: &[Address], + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + // Skip params + let mut ty = ctor_ty.clone(); + for _ in 0..n_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => return Ok(()), // not enough foralls — ok + } + } + + // Check each field domain + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + self.check_positivity_domain(dom, block_addrs)?; + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + Ok(()) + } + + /// Check that a field domain doesn't have block inductives in negative position. + /// Follows lean4lean's `checkPositivity`: recurse through foralls, reject if + /// inductive in domain (negative), accept if result is a valid inductive app + /// (direct or nested). + /// + /// For nested inductives `J Ds is` where `J` is external and `Ds` mention block + /// inductives, we recursively verify that `J`'s constructors (with `Ds` substituted + /// for parameters) are strictly positive in the augmented address set. This prevents + /// smuggling negative occurrences through an external inductive's parameter position. + fn check_positivity_domain( + &mut self, + dom: &KExpr, + block_addrs: &[Address], + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + if !expr_mentions_any_addr(dom, block_addrs) { + return Ok(()); // no inductive mention at all — fine + } + + let w = self.whnf(dom)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, inner_dom, inner_body, _) => { + // Inductive in domain of a Pi = negative position → reject + if expr_mentions_any_addr(inner_dom, block_addrs) { + return Err(TcError::Other("strict positivity violation".into())); + } + // H4: Push local so WHNF works correctly on dependent types + // (lean4lean Add.lean:187-189 uses withLocalDecl) + self.push_local(inner_dom.clone()); + let result = self.check_positivity_domain(inner_body, block_addrs); + self.pop_local(); + result + }, + _ => { + // Must be either: + // 1. A direct block inductive application: `I_k params args` + // 2. A nested inductive application: `J Ds is` where J is a previously + // declared inductive and Ds contain block inductives + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&w); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) if block_addrs.contains(&id.addr) => Ok(()), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { + // Check if this is a nested inductive: head is an inductive type + // (not in our block) and its params contain block inductives. + let (n_params, block, ctors) = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, block, ctors, .. }) => { + (params as usize, block.clone(), ctors.clone()) + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "positivity: not a valid inductive app".into(), + )); + }, + }; + + // Verify params contain block inductive refs (that's what makes it nested) + let has_nested_ref = args + .iter() + .take(n_params) + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_addr(a, block_addrs)); + if !has_nested_ref { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "positivity: not a valid inductive app".into(), + )); + } + + // Index args (after params) must not mention block inductives + for arg in args.iter().skip(n_params) { + if expr_mentions_any_addr(arg, block_addrs) { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "positivity: index mentions block inductive".into(), + )); + } + } + + // Build augmented address set: original block + external inductive's block + let mut augmented: Vec
= block_addrs.to_vec(); + let ext_block_inductives = self.discover_block_inductives(&block); + for ext_id in &ext_block_inductives { + if !augmented.contains(&ext_id.addr) { + augmented.push(ext_id.addr.clone()); + } + } + + // Collect param args and universe args for substitution + let param_args: Vec> = + args.iter().take(n_params).cloned().collect(); + let us = us.clone(); + + // For each constructor, strip params, substitute actual param args, + // and recursively check positivity of each field domain + for ctor_id in &ctors { + let ctor_ty = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "positivity: nested ctor not found".into(), + )); + }, + }; + self.check_nested_ctor_fields( + &ctor_ty, + n_params, + ¶m_args, + &us, + &augmented, + )?; + } + + Ok(()) + }, + _ => { + Err(TcError::Other("positivity: not a valid inductive app".into())) + }, + } + }, + } + } + + /// Check positivity of a nested inductive's constructor fields. + /// + /// Strips `n_params` forall binders from `ctor_ty`, substitutes the actual + /// `param_args` (with universe instantiation via `us`), then checks each + /// remaining field domain for positivity against `augmented_addrs`. + fn check_nested_ctor_fields( + &mut self, + ctor_ty: &KExpr, + n_params: usize, + param_args: &[KExpr], + us: &[KUniv], + augmented_addrs: &[Address], + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + // Instantiate universe params + let mut ty = self.instantiate_univ_params(ctor_ty, us); + + // Strip param foralls + for _ in 0..n_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => return Ok(()), // not enough foralls — ok + } + } + + // Simultaneously substitute param_args for the param binders. + // After stripping n_params foralls, Var(0)..Var(n_params-1) in the body + // refer to the params (Var(0) = innermost = last param). + // simul_subst replaces Var(depth+i) with substs[i], so at depth=0: + // Var(0) -> substs[0], Var(1) -> substs[1], ... + // The params were bound outermost-first, so after stripping: + // Var(n_params-1) = first param (outermost) + // Var(0) = last param (innermost) + // We need substs[i] = param_args[n_params-1-i] to reverse the order. + let reversed_params: Vec> = + param_args.iter().rev().cloned().collect(); + ty = simul_subst(&self.ienv, &ty, &reversed_params, 0); + + // Now check each remaining field domain + self.check_nested_ctor_fields_loop(&ty, augmented_addrs) + } + + /// Walk the remaining forall binders of a nested constructor type and check + /// each field domain for positivity against the augmented address set. + fn check_nested_ctor_fields_loop( + &mut self, + ty: &KExpr, + augmented_addrs: &[Address], + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let w = self.whnf(ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + self.check_positivity_domain(dom, augmented_addrs)?; + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + let result = self.check_nested_ctor_fields_loop(body, augmented_addrs); + self.pop_local(); + result + }, + _ => Ok(()), // base case: return type — no more fields to check + } + } + + /// A4: Universe constraints — field sort levels must be ≤ inductive result level. + fn check_field_universes( + &mut self, + ctor_ty: &KExpr, + n_params: usize, + ind_level: &KUniv, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + // Skip if inductive is Prop (Sort 0) — any universe is allowed + if ind_level.is_zero() { + return Ok(()); + } + + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut ty = ctor_ty.clone(); + + // Skip params + for _ in 0..n_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Check each field + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + let dom_ty = self.infer(dom)?; + let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&dom_ty)?; + if !univ_geq(ind_level, &field_level) { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "field universe exceeds inductive level".into(), + )); + } + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(()) + } + + /// A2: Validate constructor return type. + fn check_ctor_return_type( + &mut self, + ctor_ty: &KExpr, + n_params: usize, + n_indices: usize, + n_fields: usize, + ind_addr: &Address, + ind_lvls: u64, + block_addrs: &[Address], + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut ty = ctor_ty.clone(); + + // Skip params + fields + let total_binders = n_params + n_fields; + for _ in 0..total_binders { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "ctor return type: not enough binders".into(), + )); + }, + } + } + + // Now ty should be the return type: I params... indices... + // Important: do NOT whnf here. The constructor return type must be + // syntactically `I args...` (possibly with App nodes), not something + // that only reduces to `I args...`. This prevents accepting ctor types + // like `id I` that reduce to `I` but aren't manifest applications. + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&ty); + + // Head must be the inductive with correct universe params + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) if id.addr == *ind_addr => { + // Universe args must be Param(0), Param(1), ..., Param(lvls-1) in order + if us.len() as u64 != ind_lvls { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "ctor return type: expected {} universe args, got {}", + ind_lvls, + us.len() + ))); + } + for (i, u) in us.iter().enumerate() { + let expected = + KUniv::param(i as u64, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())); + if !super::level::univ_eq(u, &expected) { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "ctor return type: universe arg {i} is not Param({i})" + ))); + } + } + }, + _ => { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "ctor return type: head is not the inductive".into(), + )); + }, + } + + // S2: Total args must equal n_params + n_indices exactly. + if args.len() != n_params + n_indices { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "ctor return type: expected {} args (params={} + indices={}), got {}", + n_params + n_indices, + n_params, + n_indices, + args.len() + ))); + } + + // First n_params args should be de Bruijn refs to the params + for i in 0..n_params { + if i >= args.len() { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "ctor return type: not enough args for params".into(), + )); + } + let expected_idx = (total_binders - 1 - i) as u64; + match args[i].data() { + ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) if *idx == expected_idx => {}, + _ => { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "ctor return type: param arg not correct var".into(), + )); + }, + } + } + + // Index args should not mention block inductives + for i in n_params..args.len() { + if expr_mentions_any_addr(&args[i], block_addrs) { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "ctor return type: index mentions block inductive".into(), + )); + } + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(()) + } + + /// Get the result sort level of a type after peeling `n` foralls. + pub fn get_result_sort_level( + &mut self, + ty: &KExpr, + n: usize, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut t = ty.clone(); + for i in 0..n { + let w = self.whnf(&t)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + t = body.clone(); + }, + _ => { + self.restore_depth(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "get_result_sort_level: expected {n} foralls, only found {i}" + ))); + }, + } + } + let w = self.whnf(&t)?; + let result = match w.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => Ok(u.clone()), + _ => Err(TcError::Other("get_result_sort_level: not a sort".into())), + }; + self.restore_depth(saved); + result + } + + /// Determine whether the recursor for this block is a large eliminator + /// (can target any universe). Follows lean4lean's isLargeEliminator. + /// + /// Returns true if: + /// 1. The inductive is NOT in Prop, OR + /// 2. Single inductive with 0 constructors (e.g. Empty), OR + /// 3. Single inductive with exactly 1 constructor where all non-param + /// fields either live in Prop or appear in the return type args. + pub fn is_large_eliminator( + &mut self, + result_level: &KUniv, + ind_infos: &[(KId, u64, u64, Vec>, KExpr, bool)], + ) -> Result> { + // Case 1: non-Prop → always large. + // Use is_never_zero() (not !is_zero()) so that Param(u) — which CAN be + // Prop when u=0 — falls through to the single-constructor check. + if result_level.is_never_zero() { + return Ok(true); + } + // Must be a single inductive for large elimination from Prop + if ind_infos.len() != 1 { + return Ok(false); + } + let (_, n_params, _, ref ctors, _, _) = ind_infos[0]; + let n_params = n_params as usize; + match ctors.len() { + // Case 2: 0 constructors → large (Empty/False) + 0 => Ok(true), + // Case 3: 1 constructor → check fields + 1 => { + let (ctor_ty, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, fields, .. }) => { + (ty.clone(), fields as usize) + }, + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + // 0 non-param fields → trivially large (e.g. Eq.refl) + if ctor_fields == 0 { + return Ok(true); + } + // Walk ctor type, collecting non-trivial field positions + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut ty = ctor_ty; + let mut non_trivial: Vec = Vec::new(); // field index (0-based among fields) + for i in 0..(n_params + ctor_fields) { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + if i >= n_params { + // Check if this field's sort level is non-zero (semantically) + let dom_ty = self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(dom))?; + if let Ok(sort_lvl) = self.ensure_sort(&dom_ty) { + if !univ_eq(&sort_lvl, &KUniv::zero()) { + non_trivial.push(i - n_params); + } + } + } + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + // ty is now the return type: I params args... + let (_, ret_args) = collect_app_spine(&ty); + let result = non_trivial.iter().all(|&fi| { + // Field fi (0-indexed among fields) was pushed at position n_params + fi. + // From current depth (n_params + ctor_fields), de Bruijn index is: + let dbi = (ctor_fields - 1 - fi) as u64; + ret_args.iter().any( + |arg| matches!(arg.data(), ExprData::Var(v, _, _) if *v == dbi), + ) + }); + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(result) + }, + // 2+ constructors → never large for Prop + _ => Ok(false), + } + } + + /// Generate recursors for all inductives in a block (lean4lean-style). + /// + /// Detects nested occurrences (à la `ElimNestedInductive`), builds a flat + /// block with auxiliary entries, and generates canonical recursor types for + /// all block members (original + auxiliary). + pub fn generate_block_recursors( + &mut self, + block_id: &KId, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + // Collect block inductives + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(block_id); + if block_inds.is_empty() { + self.recursor_cache.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![]); + return Ok(()); + } + + // Extract basic info for is_large_eliminator check. + let mut ind_infos: Vec<(KId, u64, u64, Vec>, KExpr, bool)> = + Vec::new(); + let mut n_params: u64 = 0; + for (i, ind_id) in block_inds.iter().enumerate() { + match self.env.get(ind_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, ty, is_rec, .. }) => { + if i == 0 { + n_params = params; + } + ind_infos.push(( + ind_id.clone(), + params, + indices, + ctors.clone(), + ty.clone(), + is_rec, + )); + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "generate_block_recursors: not an inductive".into(), + )); + }, + } + } + + // Compute elimination level. + let result_level = self.get_result_sort_level( + &ind_infos[0].4, + (ind_infos[0].1 + ind_infos[0].2) as usize, + )?; + let is_large = self.is_large_eliminator(&result_level, &ind_infos)?; + let univ_offset: u64 = if is_large { 1 } else { 0 }; + let elim_level = if is_large { + KUniv::param(0, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())) + } else { + KUniv::zero() + }; + + // Build flat block (detects nested occurrences). + let flat = self.build_flat_block(&block_inds, n_params, univ_offset)?; + + // Convert flat block to ind_infos format for existing build_motive_type / build_rec_type. + // For auxiliary members, we need their type from the environment. + let flat_ind_infos: Vec<(KId, u64, u64, Vec>, KExpr, bool)> = + flat + .iter() + .map(|m| { + let ty = self + .env + .get(&m.id) + .map(|c| c.ty().clone()) + .unwrap_or_else(|| KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero())); + let is_rec = self + .env + .get(&m.id) + .map(|c| matches!(c, KConst::Indc { is_rec: true, .. })) + .unwrap_or(false); + (m.id.clone(), m.own_params, m.n_indices, m.ctors.clone(), ty, is_rec) + }) + .collect(); + let flat_ids: Vec> = flat.iter().map(|m| m.id.clone()).collect(); + + // Build motive types for ALL flat block members. + let mut motive_types: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for (j, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + let motive_ty = self.build_motive_type_flat( + member, + n_params as usize, + &elim_level, + univ_offset, + )?; + motive_types.push(motive_ty); + } + + // Generate recursor type for each ORIGINAL inductive (not auxiliaries). + // The recursor type spans all flat block members (motives, minors). + let mut generated = Vec::new(); + let n_originals = block_inds.len(); + for di in 0..n_originals { + let rec_type = self.build_rec_type( + di, + &flat_ind_infos, + &flat_ids, + &flat, + &elim_level, + &motive_types, + univ_offset, + )?; + generated.push(GeneratedRecursor { + ind_addr: flat[di].id.addr.clone(), + ty: rec_type, + rules: vec![], // TODO: rule generation + }); + } + + // Generate recursor types for auxiliary members too. + for di in n_originals..flat.len() { + let rec_type = self.build_rec_type( + di, + &flat_ind_infos, + &flat_ids, + &flat, + &elim_level, + &motive_types, + univ_offset, + )?; + generated.push(GeneratedRecursor { + ind_addr: flat[di].id.addr.clone(), + ty: rec_type, + rules: vec![], + }); + } + + // Find peer recursor KIds for rule RHS generation. + // Each flat member needs its corresponding recursor constant for IH values. + let peer_recs = self.find_peer_recursors(block_id, &flat); + // Generate rules for each recursor. + if let Some(ref peers) = peer_recs { + for (gi, generated_rec) in generated.iter_mut().enumerate() { + let member = &flat[gi]; + let mut rules = Vec::new(); + for (ci, ctor_id) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let ctor_fields = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields, + _ => 0, + }; + match self.build_rule_rhs( + gi, + ci, + ctor_id, + member, + &flat, + peers, + n_params as usize, + is_large, + univ_offset, + ) { + Ok(rhs) => rules.push(Some(super::constant::RecRule { + fields: ctor_fields, + rhs, + })), + Err(_) => { + rules.push(None); + }, + } + } + // Only set rules if ALL constructors succeeded. + if rules.iter().all(|r| r.is_some()) { + generated_rec.rules = rules.into_iter().map(|r| r.unwrap()).collect(); + } + } + } + + // Populate the majors cache: set of all flat block member KIds → block_id. + let majors_key: std::collections::BTreeSet> = + flat.iter().map(|m| m.id.clone()).collect(); + self.rec_majors_cache.insert(majors_key, block_id.clone()); + + self.recursor_cache.insert(block_id.clone(), generated); + Ok(()) + } + + /// Build the motive type for inductive j: + /// `∀ (indices...) (major : I_j params indices), Sort elim_level` + /// + /// `univ_offset`: 1 for large eliminators (elim level at Param(0), inductive + /// params shifted to Param(1)..Param(n)), 0 for small (Prop) eliminators. + fn build_motive_type( + &mut self, + ind_id: &KId, + ind_ty: &KExpr, + ind_lvls: u64, + n_indices: usize, + shared_params: usize, + elim_level: &KUniv, + univ_offset: u64, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + + // Instantiate inductive type with shifted universe params before walking + let ind_univs = self.mk_ind_univs(ind_lvls, univ_offset); + let ind_ty_inst = self.instantiate_univ_params(ind_ty, &ind_univs); + + // Walk the instantiated inductive type past params, collecting index domains + let mut ty = ind_ty_inst; + for _ in 0..shared_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + let mut index_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for _ in 0..n_indices { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + index_doms.push(dom.clone()); + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Build major premise type: I.{shifted_params} params indices + let mut major_ty = + KExpr::cnst(ind_id.clone(), self.mk_ind_univs(ind_lvls, univ_offset)); + // params are Var refs to the outer param binders + let depth = self.depth(); + for i in 0..shared_params { + let v = KExpr::var(depth - 1 - i as u64, anon()); + major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); + } + // indices are the just-bound vars + for i in 0..n_indices { + let v = KExpr::var((n_indices - 1 - i) as u64, anon()); + major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); + } + + // Build: ∀ (major : major_ty), Sort elim_level + let sort = KExpr::sort(elim_level.clone()); + let mut result = KExpr::all( + anon(), + M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default), + major_ty, + sort, + ); + + // Wrap with index foralls (from inside out) + for i in (0..n_indices).rev() { + result = KExpr::all( + anon(), + M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default), + index_doms[i].clone(), + result, + ); + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(result) + } + + /// Build motive type for a flat block member, handling spec_params. + /// + /// For original members: walks ind type past shared params (as binders), + /// collects indices, builds `∀ indices (t : I params indices), Sort u`. + /// For auxiliary members: walks ind type, substituting own_params with + /// spec_params (lifted), collects indices, builds `∀ indices (t : I spec_params indices), Sort u`. + fn build_motive_type_flat( + &mut self, + member: &FlatBlockMember, + n_rec_params: usize, + elim_level: &KUniv, + univ_offset: u64, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + + // Get inductive type and instantiate with occurrence universe args + // (concrete for auxiliaries, same as ind_us for originals). + let ind_ty = self + .env + .get(&member.id) + .ok_or_else(|| { + TcError::Other("build_motive_type_flat: ind not found".into()) + })? + .ty() + .clone(); + let ind_ty_inst = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_ty, &member.occurrence_us); + + // Walk past own_params, substituting with spec_params (lifted to current depth). + let mut ty = ind_ty_inst; + for j in 0..member.own_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _dom, body, _) => { + let p = if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { + let sp = member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); + let lift_amount = self.depth() as u64; + // spec_params are in terms of recursor params at depth n_rec_params. + // Current depth might differ; lift accordingly. + if lift_amount > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_amount, 0) + } else { + sp + } + } else { + KExpr::var(n_rec_params as u64 - 1 - j, anon()) + }; + ty = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Collect index domains. + let mut index_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for _ in 0..member.n_indices { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + index_doms.push(dom.clone()); + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Build major premise type: I.{us} params/spec_params indices + let mut major_ty = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(member.id.clone(), member.occurrence_us.clone())); + let depth = self.depth(); + if !member.is_aux { + // Original: params are Var refs. At this point, indices are pushed but + // params aren't (they were substituted). Params are free Var refs that + // will be under (n_indices) binders in the final motive type. + for i in 0..n_rec_params { + let v = self.intern(KExpr::var( + (n_rec_params as u64 - 1 - i as u64) + depth, + anon(), + )); + major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); + } + } else { + // Auxiliary: lift spec_params from param context (n_rec_params) + let lift_by = depth as usize; + for sp in member.spec_params.iter() { + let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, lifted)); + } + } + // Apply indices (the just-bound vars). + let n_idx = member.n_indices as usize; + for i in 0..n_idx { + let v = self.intern(KExpr::var((n_idx - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); + } + + // Build: ∀ (major : major_ty), Sort elim_level + let sort = self.intern(KExpr::sort(elim_level.clone())); + let mut result = + self.intern(KExpr::all(anon(), bi_default(), major_ty, sort)); + + // Wrap with index foralls (from inside out). + for i in (0..n_idx).rev() { + result = self.intern(KExpr::all( + anon(), + bi_default(), + index_doms[i].clone(), + result, + )); + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(result) + } + + /// Build minor premise type for a constructor, called while params and motives + /// are already on the context. This makes de Bruijn indices correct. + /// + /// For constructor `C : ∀ params fields, I params indices`: + /// ```text + /// ∀ (f₁ : F₁) ... (fₙ : Fₙ) + /// (ih₁ : ∀ xs, motive(indices(rec_field₁ xs), rec_field₁ xs)) + /// ... + /// (ihₘ : ∀ xs, motive(indices(rec_fieldₘ xs), rec_fieldₘ xs)), + /// motive(ctor_indices, C params f₁...fₙ) + /// ``` + fn build_minor_at_depth( + &mut self, + ind_idx: usize, + ctor_id: &KId, + member: &FlatBlockMember, + n_rec_params: usize, + motive_base: usize, // context level where motives start + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + block_addrs: &[Address], + univ_offset: u64, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let ctor = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, lvls, .. }) => (ty.clone(), lvls), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "build_minor_at_depth: ctor not found".into(), + )); + }, + }; + let (ctor_ty_raw, ctor_lvls) = ctor; + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + let saved = self.save_depth(); + + // Instantiate ctor type with occurrence universe args (concrete for output). + let ctor_ty = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty_raw, &member.occurrence_us); + + // Walk ctor type past member's own_params, substituting with spec_params. + // For originals: spec_params = Var refs relative to depth 0, need re-indexing + // to point to the recursor's param binders at the current depth. + // For auxiliaries: spec_params = concrete closed exprs (no lifting needed + // since they don't contain Var refs). + let mut ty = ctor_ty; + for j in 0..member.own_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + let p = if !member.is_aux { + // Original member: param j is the j-th recursor param binder. + // It's at context level j, so Var index = depth - 1 - j. + let depth = self.depth(); + KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) + } else if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { + // Auxiliary member: spec_params have Var refs relative to the param + // context (depth = n_rec_params). Lift by the difference between + // current depth and n_rec_params. + let sp = member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); + let depth = self.depth() as usize; + let lift_by = depth.saturating_sub(n_rec_params); + if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + } else { + sp + } + } else { + let depth = self.depth(); + KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) + }; + ty = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Collect fields and push them as locals + let mut field_domains: Vec> = Vec::new(); + let mut rec_field_indices: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); // (field_idx, block_ind_idx) + + let mut fidx = 0; + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + field_domains.push(dom.clone()); + if let Some(bi) = self.is_rec_field(dom, flat)? { + rec_field_indices.push((fidx, bi)); + } + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + fidx += 1; + }, + _ => break, + } + } + let n_fields = field_domains.len(); + + // Build IH types for recursive fields and push them as locals. + // At this point depth = saved + n_fields. + let mut ih_domains: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for (k, &(field_idx, block_ind_idx)) in rec_field_indices.iter().enumerate() + { + // depth = saved + n_fields + k (k IHs already pushed) + // For IH building, n_params should be the TARGET member's own_params + // (the member that the recursive field targets). + let target_n_params = if block_ind_idx < flat.len() { + flat[block_ind_idx].own_params as usize + } else { + n_rec_params + }; + let ih_ty = self.build_direct_ih( + field_idx, + block_ind_idx, + target_n_params, + n_fields, + k, + saved, + motive_base, + &field_domains, + block_addrs, + )?; + ih_domains.push(ih_ty.clone()); + self.push_local(ih_ty); + } + let n_ihs = ih_domains.len(); + let n_binders = n_fields + n_ihs; + + // `ty` is the return type: I params indices + // The constructor always returns its own inductive, so ret_ind_idx = ind_idx. + // We don't search block_addrs because duplicate addresses (same external inductive + // with different spec_params) would return the wrong position. + let (_ret_head, ret_args) = collect_app_spine(&ty); + let ret_indices: Vec> = + ret_args.iter().skip(member.own_params as usize).cloned().collect(); + + // Build conclusion: motive[ind_idx](ret_indices, C params fields) + // Motive[ind_idx] is at context level: motive_base + ind_idx + let depth = self.depth(); + let motive_var_idx = (depth as usize - 1 - (motive_base + ind_idx)) as u64; + let mut conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::var(motive_var_idx, anon())); + + // Apply return indices (these are at the old depth, but we pushed IHs since then, + // so we need to lift the indices by n_ihs) + for idx_expr in &ret_indices { + let lifted = if n_ihs > 0 { + super::subst::lift( + &self.ienv, + idx_expr, + n_ihs as u64, + 0, // lift ALL Var refs, not just those above fields + ) + } else { + idx_expr.clone() + }; + conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::app(conclusion, lifted)); + } + + // Apply C params/spec_params then fields + let mut ctor_app = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(ctor_id.clone(), member.occurrence_us.clone())); + if !member.is_aux { + // Original: apply Var refs to recursor param binders + for i in 0..member.own_params as usize { + let pvar = + self.intern(KExpr::var((depth as usize - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + ctor_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(ctor_app, pvar)); + } + } else { + // Auxiliary: lift spec_params from param context to current depth + let lift_by = (depth as usize).saturating_sub(n_rec_params); + for sp in &member.spec_params { + let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + ctor_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(ctor_app, lifted)); + } + } + for i in 0..n_fields { + let fvar = self.intern(KExpr::var((n_binders - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + ctor_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(ctor_app, fvar)); + } + conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::app(conclusion, ctor_app)); + + // Fold: ∀ (ihs...) (fields...), conclusion (from inside out) + // Pop IHs first (innermost) + for i in (0..n_ihs).rev() { + self.pop_local(); + conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::all( + anon(), + bi_default(), + ih_domains[i].clone(), + conclusion, + )); + } + // Pop fields + for i in (0..n_fields).rev() { + self.pop_local(); + conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::all( + anon(), + bi_default(), + field_domains[i].clone(), + conclusion, + )); + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(conclusion) + } + + /// Build an IH type for a recursive field. + /// + /// For a direct recursive field (type = `I_bi params idx_args`): + /// IH = `motive_bi(idx_args, field_var)` + /// + /// For a forall-wrapped recursive field (type = `∀ xs, I_bi params idx_args(xs)`): + /// IH = `∀ xs, motive_bi(idx_args(xs), field xs)` + /// + /// Called when depth = minor_saved + n_fields + k (k IHs already pushed). + fn build_direct_ih( + &mut self, + field_idx: usize, + block_ind_idx: usize, + n_params: usize, + n_fields: usize, + k: usize, // number of IHs already pushed before this one + minor_saved: usize, // depth at entry of build_minor_at_depth + motive_base: usize, + field_domains: &[KExpr], + block_addrs: &[Address], + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + + // Lift the field domain from its original depth (minor_saved + field_idx) + // to the current depth (minor_saved + n_fields + k). + let dom = &field_domains[field_idx]; + let shift = (n_fields + k - field_idx) as u64; + let dom_lifted = super::subst::lift(&self.ienv, dom, shift, 0); + let wdom = self.whnf(&dom_lifted)?; + + // Check if direct (head is block inductive) or forall-wrapped + match wdom.data() { + ExprData::All(..) => { + // Forall-wrapped: ∀ (xs...), I_bi params idx_args(xs) + // IH = ∀ (xs...), motive_bi(idx_args(xs), field xs) + let ih_saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut inner_ty = wdom.clone(); + let mut forall_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); + let mut inner_whnf = wdom.clone(); + + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&inner_ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, inner_dom, inner_body, _) => { + let (h, _) = collect_app_spine(&w); + if matches!(h.data(), ExprData::Const(id, _, _) if block_addrs.contains(&id.addr)) + { + inner_whnf = w; + break; + } + forall_doms.push(inner_dom.clone()); + self.push_local(inner_dom.clone()); + inner_ty = inner_body.clone(); + }, + _ => { + inner_whnf = w; + break; + }, + } + } + let n_xs = forall_doms.len(); + + // inner_whnf = WHNF of the result type = I_bi params idx_args(xs) + let (_h, inner_args) = collect_app_spine(&inner_whnf); + let idx_args: Vec> = + inner_args.iter().skip(n_params).cloned().collect(); + + // Build motive_bi(idx_args, field xs) + let depth = self.depth() as usize; + let motive_var = (depth - 1 - (motive_base + block_ind_idx)) as u64; + let mut ih_body = KExpr::var(motive_var, anon()); + for idx in &idx_args { + ih_body = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih_body, idx.clone())); + } + // field is at context level minor_saved + field_idx + let field_var = (depth - 1 - (minor_saved + field_idx)) as u64; + let mut field_app = KExpr::var(field_var, anon()); + for i in 0..n_xs { + let xvar = KExpr::var((n_xs - 1 - i) as u64, anon()); + field_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(field_app, xvar)); + } + ih_body = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih_body, field_app)); + + // Fold ∀ xs + for i in (0..n_xs).rev() { + self.pop_local(); + ih_body = + KExpr::all(anon(), bi_default(), forall_doms[i].clone(), ih_body); + } + + self.restore_depth(ih_saved); + Ok(ih_body) + }, + _ => { + // Direct case: dom_lifted head should be a block inductive + let (_dom_head, dom_args) = collect_app_spine(&wdom); + let idx_args: Vec> = + dom_args.iter().skip(n_params).cloned().collect(); + + let depth = self.depth() as usize; + let motive_var = (depth - 1 - (motive_base + block_ind_idx)) as u64; + let mut ih_body = KExpr::var(motive_var, anon()); + + for idx in &idx_args { + ih_body = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih_body, idx.clone())); + } + + // field is at context level minor_saved + field_idx + let field_var = (depth - 1 - (minor_saved + field_idx)) as u64; + ih_body = + self.intern(KExpr::app(ih_body, KExpr::var(field_var, anon()))); + + Ok(ih_body) + }, + } + } + + /// Check if a field domain type is a recursive occurrence of a block inductive. + /// Returns Some(block_index) if after peeling foralls, the result is `I_k params args`. + /// Check if a field domain is a recursive occurrence of a flat block member. + /// For original members: checks head address matches. + /// For auxiliary members: also checks that the first `own_params` args + /// match the member's spec_params (by content hash), preventing false + /// positives like `List Other` matching a `List Syntax` auxiliary. + fn is_rec_field( + &mut self, + dom: &KExpr, + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let mut ty = dom.clone(); + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&w); + let head_addr = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => &id.addr, + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Find the matching flat member. For originals, address match suffices. + // For auxiliaries (same external inductive, different spec_params), + // match by comparing spec_param content hashes. + let n_params_ext = args.len(); + for (idx, m) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + if m.id.addr != *head_addr { + continue; + } + if !m.is_aux { + return Ok(Some(idx)); + } + // Auxiliary: compare spec_params by content hash. + // Lower the field-domain args by field depth (args are at current + // depth; spec_params are at param context depth). Rather than + // lowering, compare structurally: the first own_params args of the + // application should match the member's spec_params. + if n_params_ext >= m.own_params as usize + && m.spec_params.len() == m.own_params as usize + { + let matches = args + .iter() + .take(m.own_params as usize) + .zip(m.spec_params.iter()) + .all(|(arg, sp)| { + // Compare after lowering arg to param context depth. + // Since spec_params are in param context and args are at + // current depth, we can't directly compare addresses. + // Instead check if the arg MENTIONS the same flat members. + // For the common case (concrete type applications), comparing + // the head constant of arg vs sp is sufficient. + let (arg_h, _) = collect_app_spine(arg); + let (sp_h, _) = collect_app_spine(sp); + match (arg_h.data(), sp_h.data()) { + (ExprData::Const(a, _, _), ExprData::Const(b, _, _)) => { + a.addr == b.addr + }, + _ => arg.addr() == sp.addr(), + } + }); + if matches { + return Ok(Some(idx)); + } + } + } + return Ok(None); + }, + } + } + } + + /// Build the full recursor type for inductive `di` in the block. + /// + /// Structure: `∀ (params) (motives) (minors) (indices) (major), motive indices major` + /// + /// All domains are computed by walking the inductive/constructor types under + /// the appropriate binder context, then folding into a forall chain. + fn build_rec_type( + &mut self, + di: usize, + ind_infos: &[(KId, u64, u64, Vec>, KExpr, bool)], + block_inds: &[KId], + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + _elim_level: &KUniv, + motive_types: &[KExpr], + univ_offset: u64, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let n_params = ind_infos[0].1 as usize; + let n_motives = ind_infos.len(); + let n_indices = ind_infos[di].2 as usize; + let block_addrs: Vec
= + block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + + // Collect all binder domains in order: params, motives, minors, indices, major + let mut domains: Vec> = Vec::new(); + + // --- Params: walk first inductive's type, with shifted universe instantiation --- + let first_ind_lvls = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { + Some(KConst::Indc { lvls, .. }) => lvls, + _ => 0, + }; + let first_ind_univs = self.mk_ind_univs(first_ind_lvls, univ_offset); + let pty_inst = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[0].4, &first_ind_univs); + let mut pty = pty_inst; + for _ in 0..n_params { + let w = self.whnf(&pty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + domains.push(dom.clone()); + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + pty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // --- Motives --- + // Each motive was built at depth 0 (standalone). When placed in the forall + // chain, motive j needs its free Vars lifted by j (accounting for the + // j motives already pushed before it). + for (j, mt) in motive_types.iter().enumerate() { + let lifted_mt = + if j > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, mt, j as u64, 0) } else { mt.clone() }; + domains.push(lifted_mt.clone()); + self.push_local(lifted_mt); + } + + // --- Minors: built inline at the correct depth --- + // motive_base = depth after pushing params (motives start here) + let motive_base = self.depth() as usize - n_motives; + for (j, (_, _, _, j_ctors, _, _)) in ind_infos.iter().enumerate() { + let j_member = flat[j].clone(); + for ctor_id in j_ctors { + let minor_ty = self.build_minor_at_depth( + j, + ctor_id, + &j_member, + n_params, + motive_base, + flat, + &block_addrs, + univ_offset, + )?; + domains.push(minor_ty.clone()); + self.push_local(minor_ty); + } + } + let n_minors = domains.len().checked_sub(n_params + n_motives) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::Other(format!( + "build_rec_type: not enough binders: domains={}, params={n_params}, motives={n_motives}", + domains.len() + )))?; + + // --- Indices for THIS inductive (using flat block member info) --- + let di_member = &flat[di]; + let ity_inst = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[di].4, &di_member.occurrence_us); + let mut ity = ity_inst; + // Walk past this member's own_params, substituting appropriately. + for j in 0..di_member.own_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ity)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + let p = if !di_member.is_aux { + let depth = self.depth(); + KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) + } else if (j as usize) < di_member.spec_params.len() { + let sp = di_member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); + let lift_by = (self.depth() as usize).saturating_sub(n_params); + if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + } else { + sp + } + } else { + let depth = self.depth(); + KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) + }; + ity = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + for _ in 0..n_indices { + let w = self.whnf(&ity)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + domains.push(dom.clone()); + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + ity = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // --- Major premise: I spec_params indices --- + let ind_id = &ind_infos[di].0; + let mut major_dom = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(ind_id.clone(), di_member.occurrence_us.clone())); + let depth = self.depth(); + if !di_member.is_aux { + for i in 0..di_member.own_params as usize { + let pvar = + self.intern(KExpr::var((depth as usize - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + major_dom = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_dom, pvar)); + } + } else { + let lift_by = (depth as usize).saturating_sub(n_params); + for sp in &di_member.spec_params { + let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + major_dom = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_dom, lifted)); + } + } + for i in 0..n_indices { + let ivar = self.intern(KExpr::var((n_indices - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + major_dom = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_dom, ivar)); + } + domains.push(major_dom.clone()); + self.push_local(major_dom); + + // --- Return type: motive_di indices major --- + let depth = self.depth(); + let motive_var_idx = (depth as usize - 1 - n_params - di) as u64; + let mut ret = self.intern(KExpr::var(motive_var_idx, anon())); + for i in 0..n_indices { + let ivar = self.intern(KExpr::var((n_indices - i) as u64, anon())); + ret = self.intern(KExpr::app(ret, ivar)); + } + let major_var = self.intern(KExpr::var(0, anon())); + ret = self.intern(KExpr::app(ret, major_var)); + + // --- Fold into forall chain (from inside out) --- + for i in (0..domains.len()).rev() { + self.pop_local(); + ret = + self.intern(KExpr::all(anon(), bi_default(), domains[i].clone(), ret)); + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(ret) + } + + /// Create shifted universe param args for an inductive in a recursor context. + /// For large eliminators (offset=1): [Param(1), ..., Param(n)]. + /// For small eliminators (offset=0): [Param(0), ..., Param(n-1)]. + fn mk_ind_univs(&mut self, ind_lvls: u64, offset: u64) -> Box<[KUniv]> { + (0..ind_lvls) + .map(|i| { + KUniv::param(i + offset, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())) + }) + .collect::>() + .into_iter() + .map(|u| self.intern_univ(u)) + .collect() + } + + /// Find peer recursor KIds for each flat block member. + /// Returns None if peer recursors can't be found (block not in env). + fn find_peer_recursors( + &mut self, + block_id: &KId, + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + ) -> Option>> { + // Find all recursors in the block + let members = self.env.blocks.get(block_id)?; + let rec_ids: Vec> = members + .iter() + .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) + .cloned() + .collect(); + + if rec_ids.len() < flat.len() { + return None; + } + + // Match each flat member to the recursor that eliminates its inductive. + // For each recursor, extract the major inductive address from its type. + // For flat members with the same inductive address (different spec_params), + // match by checking that the major premise's parameter args correspond to + // the flat member's spec_params. + let mut result: Vec>> = vec![None; flat.len()]; + let mut used: Vec = vec![false; rec_ids.len()]; + + for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + for (ri, rec_id) in rec_ids.iter().enumerate() { + if used[ri] { + continue; + } + let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rec_id) + { + Some(KConst::Recr { + params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. + }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), + _ => continue, + }; + // Extract major inductive address + let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; + let major_id = match self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip) { + Ok(id) => id, + Err(_) => continue, + }; + if major_id.addr != member.id.addr { + continue; + } + // For non-aux (original) members, address match is sufficient + if !member.is_aux { + result[fi] = Some(rec_id.clone()); + used[ri] = true; + break; + } + // For auxiliary members, check spec_params match using is_def_eq. + // Extract the major premise domain's param args from the recursor type + // and compare with the flat member's spec_params (lifted to the same depth). + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut cur = ty; + for _ in 0..skip { + match self.whnf(&cur) { + Ok(w) => match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + cur = b.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + }, + _ => break, + } + } + let mut matched = false; + if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) { + if let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() { + let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); + let n_par = member.own_params as usize; + if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { + // spec_params are in param context. Lift by (current_depth - n_rec_params). + let n_rec_params = + flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); + let lift_by = (self.depth() as u64).saturating_sub(n_rec_params); + matched = major_args + .iter() + .take(n_par) + .zip(member.spec_params.iter()) + .all(|(arg, sp)| { + let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) + }); + } + } + } + self.restore_depth(saved); + if matched { + result[fi] = Some(rec_id.clone()); + used[ri] = true; + break; + } + } + } + + // Check all flat members found a recursor + let all_found = result.iter().all(|r| r.is_some()); + if all_found { + Some(result.into_iter().map(|r| r.unwrap()).collect()) + } else { + None + } + } + + /// Late rule generation: when rules are empty because peer recursors weren't + /// available at inductive-check time, try regenerating using the recursor's + /// own block to find peers. + fn try_late_rule_generation( + &mut self, + ind_block_id: &KId, + rec_block_id: &KId, + ind_id: &KId, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + // Get the cached flat block and generated recursors + let generated = match self.recursor_cache.get(ind_block_id) { + Some(g) => g.clone(), + None => return Ok(vec![]), + }; + + // Find peer recursors from the RECURSOR's block (not the inductive's). + // Match each peer recursor to our flat block by its major inductive address. + let flat_len = generated.len(); + let members = match self.env.blocks.get(rec_block_id) { + Some(m) => m.clone(), + None => return Ok(vec![]), + }; + let rec_ids: Vec> = members + .iter() + .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) + .cloned() + .collect(); + + // Align peer recursors with the flat block by matching major inductives. + // For each flat block member, find the recursor whose major inductive matches. + // Use is_def_eq on spec_params to disambiguate duplicate addresses. + let mut peers: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(flat_len); + let mut used: Vec = vec![false; rec_ids.len()]; + // Build flat block to get spec_params for matching + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(ind_block_id); + if block_inds.is_empty() { + return Ok(vec![]); + } + let n_params = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, .. }) => params, + _ => return Ok(vec![]), + }; + let ind_lvls = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { + Some(KConst::Indc { lvls, .. }) => lvls, + _ => 0, + }; + let univ_offset = match rec_ids.first() { + Some(rid) => match self.env.get(rid) { + Some(KConst::Recr { lvls, .. }) => { + if lvls > ind_lvls { + 1u64 + } else { + 0u64 + } + }, + _ => 0, + }, + None => 0, + }; + let flat = self.build_flat_block(&block_inds, n_params, univ_offset)?; + if flat.len() != flat_len { + return Ok(vec![]); + } + for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + let mut found = false; + for (ri, rid) in rec_ids.iter().enumerate() { + if used[ri] { + continue; + } + let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rid) { + Some(KConst::Recr { + params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. + }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), + _ => continue, + }; + let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; + let major_id = match self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip) { + Ok(id) => id, + Err(_) => continue, + }; + if major_id.addr != member.id.addr { + continue; + } + if !member.is_aux { + peers.push(rid.clone()); + used[ri] = true; + found = true; + break; + } + // For aux members, compare spec_params via is_def_eq + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut cur = ty; + for _ in 0..skip { + match self.whnf(&cur) { + Ok(w) => match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + cur = b.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + }, + _ => break, + } + } + let mut matched = false; + if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) { + if let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() { + let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); + let n_par = member.own_params as usize; + if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { + let depth = self.depth() as u64; + // spec_params are in param context (depth = n_rec_params). + // Major args are at current depth. Lift by the difference. + let lift_by = (self.depth() as u64).saturating_sub(n_params); + matched = major_args + .iter() + .take(n_par) + .zip(member.spec_params.iter()) + .all(|(arg, sp)| { + let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) + }); + } + } + } + self.restore_depth(saved); + if matched { + peers.push(rid.clone()); + used[ri] = true; + found = true; + break; + } + } + if !found { + return Ok(vec![]); + } + } + + // flat, block_inds, n_params, univ_offset already computed above + let is_large = univ_offset > 0; + let n_params = n_params as usize; + + // Generate rules for the target inductive + // Find the flat member for this recursor's major inductive. + // For duplicates (same address, different spec_params), match via is_def_eq + // on the major premise's parameter args vs the flat member's spec_params. + let rec_ty = match self.env.get( + &peers + .iter() + .find(|p| { + if let Some(KConst::Recr { + params: rp, + motives: rm, + minors: rmin, + indices: ri, + ty: rt, + .. + }) = self.env.get(p) + { + let skip = rp + rm + rmin + ri; + self + .get_major_inductive_id(&rt, skip) + .map(|mid| mid.addr == ind_id.addr) + .unwrap_or(false) + } else { + false + } + }) + .unwrap_or(ind_id) + .clone(), + ) { + Some(KConst::Recr { + params: rp, + motives: rm, + minors: rmin, + indices: ri, + ty: rt, + .. + }) => Some((rp, rm, rmin, ri, rt.clone())), + _ => None, + }; + let gi = if let Some((rp, rm, rmin, ri, rt)) = rec_ty { + let skip = rp + rm + rmin + ri; + // Extract major premise spec_params + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut cur = rt; + for _ in 0..skip { + match self.whnf(&cur) { + Ok(w) => match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + cur = b.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + }, + _ => break, + } + } + let mut found_gi = None; + if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) { + if let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() { + let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); + let depth = self.depth() as u64; + for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + if member.id.addr != ind_id.addr { + continue; + } + if !member.is_aux { + found_gi = Some(fi); + break; + } + let n_par = member.own_params as usize; + if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { + let n_rp = flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); + let lift_by = (self.depth() as u64).saturating_sub(n_rp); + let matched = major_args + .iter() + .take(n_par) + .zip(member.spec_params.iter()) + .all(|(arg, sp)| { + let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) + }); + if matched { + found_gi = Some(fi); + break; + } + } + } + } + } + self.restore_depth(saved); + match found_gi { + Some(i) => i, + None => return Ok(vec![]), + } + } else { + match flat.iter().position(|m| m.id.addr == ind_id.addr) { + Some(i) => i, + None => return Ok(vec![]), + } + }; + let member = &flat[gi]; + + let mut rules = Vec::new(); + for (ci, ctor_id) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let ctor_fields = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields, + _ => 0, + }; + match self.build_rule_rhs( + gi, + ci, + ctor_id, + member, + &flat, + &peers, + n_params as usize, + is_large, + univ_offset, + ) { + Ok(rhs) => { + rules.push(super::constant::RecRule { fields: ctor_fields, rhs }) + }, + Err(e) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "[late_gen_rules] rule {ci} for {} failed: {e:?}", + &ind_id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + } + } + + // Update the cache + if let Some(cached) = self.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) { + if let Some(gen_rec) = + cached.iter_mut().find(|g| g.ind_addr == ind_id.addr) + { + gen_rec.rules = rules.clone(); + } + } + + Ok(rules) + } + + /// Build the rule RHS for a single constructor. + /// + /// The RHS is: `λ (params) (motives) (minors) (fields), minor[idx] fields ihs` + /// where each IH = `λ (xs...), rec[target] params motives minors indices (field xs...)` + fn build_rule_rhs( + &mut self, + member_idx: usize, + ctor_local_idx: usize, + ctor_id: &KId, + member: &FlatBlockMember, + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + peer_recs: &[KId], + n_rec_params: usize, + is_large: bool, + _univ_offset: u64, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + + let ctor_ty_raw = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), + _ => return Err(TcError::Other("build_rule_rhs: ctor not found".into())), + }; + + let saved = self.save_depth(); + + let n_motives = flat.len(); + let n_minors: usize = flat.iter().map(|m| m.ctors.len()).sum(); + let pmm = n_rec_params + n_motives + n_minors; + + // --- Pass 1: count fields --- + // Walk ctor type past own_params WITHOUT substituting (field count is structural), + // then count remaining foralls. + let ctor_ty_inst = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty_raw, &member.occurrence_us); + let mut count_ty = ctor_ty_inst.clone(); + for _ in 0..member.own_params { + let w = self.whnf(&count_ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => count_ty = body.clone(), + _ => break, + } + } + let mut n_fields = 0u64; + let mut tmp = count_ty; + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&tmp)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + n_fields += 1; + tmp = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + let total_lams = pmm as u64 + n_fields; + + // --- Pass 2: build body --- + // Structure: λ (p0..pk) (m0..ml) (min0..minr) (f0..fn), body + // body = minor[global_ctor_idx] f0..fn ih0..ihm + // + // Under total_lams lambdas: + // Var(total_lams - 1) = first param (p0) + // Var(total_lams - 1 - j) = param j + // Var(n_fields + n_minors + n_motives - 1) = first motive + // Var(n_fields + n_minors - 1 - gi) = minor gi + // Var(n_fields - 1) = first field (f0) + // Var(0) = last field (fn-1) + + // Global minor index for this ctor + let global_minor_idx: usize = + flat.iter().take(member_idx).map(|m| m.ctors.len()).sum::() + + ctor_local_idx; + let minor_var_idx = n_fields + (n_minors - 1 - global_minor_idx) as u64; + let mut body = self.intern(KExpr::var(minor_var_idx, anon())); + + // Apply fields: Var(n_fields - 1) down to Var(0) + for fi in 0..n_fields { + let fvar = self.intern(KExpr::var(n_fields - 1 - fi, anon())); + body = self.intern(KExpr::app(body, fvar)); + } + + // Walk ctor type with param substitution to detect recursive fields. + let mut ty2 = ctor_ty_inst; + for j in 0..member.own_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ty2)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body2, _) => { + let p = if !member.is_aux { + KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) + } else if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { + let sp = member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); + lift(&self.ienv, &sp, total_lams, 0) + } else { + KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) + }; + ty2 = subst(&self.ienv, body2, &p, 0); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Detect recursive fields and build IH values. + let mut field_idx = 0u64; + loop { + let w = self.whnf(&ty2)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body2, _) => { + let dom = dom.clone(); + let body2 = body2.clone(); + + if let Some(target_bi) = self.is_rec_field(&dom, flat)? { + let ih = self.build_rule_ih( + field_idx, + n_fields, + total_lams, + target_bi, + flat, + peer_recs, + n_rec_params, + n_motives, + n_minors, + is_large, + &dom, + )?; + body = self.intern(KExpr::app(body, ih)); + } + + // Substitute this field with its Var ref for dependent types + let fvar = KExpr::var(n_fields - 1 - field_idx, anon()); + ty2 = subst(&self.ienv, &body2, &fvar, 0); + field_idx += 1; + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // --- Wrap body in lambda chain (inside-out) --- + // Field lambdas: extract domains from the peer recursor's minor premise. + // The minor for this constructor has type: + // ∀ (field₀ : T₀) ... (fieldₙ : Tₙ) (ih₀ : ...) ..., motive (ctor fields) + // We extract the first n_fields forall domains from the minor. + // These domains already have correct de Bruijn indices relative to the + // recursor's binding context (params, motives, earlier minors are above). + let minor_domain = { + let rec_ty_for_fields = match self.env.get(&peer_recs[member_idx]) { + Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), + None => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "build_rule_rhs: peer recursor not found".into(), + )); + }, + }; + // Walk past params, motives, and earlier minors to reach this ctor's minor + let mut cur = rec_ty_for_fields; + let skip_to_minor = n_rec_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx; + for _ in 0..skip_to_minor { + let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) => cur = b.clone(), + _ => break, + } + } + // cur should be ∀ (minor_i : T_minor) ..., extract T_minor + let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) => dom.clone(), + _ => KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + } + }; + // Extract field domains from the minor's type (which is a nested forall). + // The minor's domain is at depth `skip_to_minor` in the recursor type. + // The field lambdas in the rule are at depth `n_rec_params + n_motives + n_minors`. + // We lift each domain by the difference to adjust free Var references. + // Cutoff = fi because domain fi is inside fi nested foralls in the minor's + // type, so Var(0)..Var(fi-1) are bound refs to earlier fields, not free. + let field_dom_lift = (n_minors - global_minor_idx) as u64; + let mut field_domains: Vec> = + Vec::with_capacity(n_fields as usize); + let mut minor_cur = minor_domain; + for fi in 0..n_fields { + let w = self.whnf(&minor_cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { + let lifted_dom = if field_dom_lift > 0 { + lift(&self.ienv, dom, field_dom_lift, fi) + } else { + dom.clone() + }; + field_domains.push(lifted_dom); + minor_cur = b.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + // Wrap in reverse: last field innermost, first field outermost. + // This ensures Var(n_fields-1) = first field, Var(0) = last field, + // matching the body's de Bruijn indexing. + for i in (0..field_domains.len()).rev() { + body = self.intern(KExpr::lam( + anon(), + bi_default(), + field_domains[i].clone(), + body, + )); + } + + // PMM lambdas: extract actual domains from the peer recursor's type. + // The recursor type has the shape: + // ∀ (params...) (motives...) (minors...) (indices...) (major), ret + // We need the first pmm domains for the rule's leading lambdas. + let rec_ty = match self.env.get(&peer_recs[member_idx]) { + Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), + None => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "build_rule_rhs: peer recursor not found".into(), + )); + }, + }; + // Do NOT instantiate universe params: the rule RHS and recursor type share + // the same Param references. The stored rule was built by Lean with the same + // Param indices as the recursor type. + let mut pmm_domains: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(pmm); + let mut rec_ty_cur = rec_ty; + for _ in 0..pmm { + let w = self.whnf(&rec_ty_cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { + pmm_domains.push(dom.clone()); + rec_ty_cur = b.clone(); + }, + _ => { + // Fallback to placeholder if recursor type is shorter than expected + pmm_domains.push(KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero())); + break; + }, + } + } + // Wrap body in PMM lambdas (inside-out: minors, then motives, then params) + // pmm_domains is [p0, ..., pk, m0, ..., ml, min0, ..., minr] + // We wrap inside-out, so we need to reverse through them + for i in (0..pmm).rev() { + let dom = if i < pmm_domains.len() { + pmm_domains[i].clone() + } else { + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()) + }; + body = self.intern(KExpr::lam(anon(), bi_default(), dom, body)); + } + + self.restore_depth(saved); + Ok(body) + } + + /// Build an IH value for a recursive field in a rule RHS. + /// + /// Direct case (field type = `I_bi params idx_args`): + /// IH = `rec[target] params motives minors idx_args field` + /// + /// Forall-wrapped case (field type = `∀ (xs...), I_bi params idx_args(xs)`): + /// IH = `λ (xs...), rec[target] params motives minors idx_args(xs) (field xs...)` + fn build_rule_ih( + &mut self, + field_idx: u64, + n_fields: u64, + total_lams: u64, + target_bi: usize, + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + peer_recs: &[KId], + n_rec_params: usize, + n_motives: usize, + n_minors: usize, + is_large: bool, + dom: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + + let target_n_params = flat[target_bi].own_params as usize; + + // Use the TARGET recursor (the one for the inductive the field recurses on), + // matching lean4lean (Add.lean:427), lean4 C++ (inductive.cpp:738), + // and ix/kernel (recursor.rs:1391). + let peer_rec = &peer_recs[target_bi]; + let peer_rec_lvls = match self.env.get(peer_rec) { + Some(KConst::Recr { lvls, .. }) => lvls, + _ => { + if is_large { + flat[target_bi].lvls + 1 + } else { + flat[target_bi].lvls + } + }, + }; + let rec_lvls: Box<[KUniv]> = (0..peer_rec_lvls) + .map(|i| KUniv::param(i, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()))) + .collect(); + + // Peel foralls from the domain to detect wrapping. + // After peeling, the head should be `I_target params idx_args`. + let wdom = self.whnf(dom)?; + let mut inner = wdom.clone(); + let mut forall_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); + + loop { + match inner.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, fd, fb, _) => { + // Check if this forall's result type (after peeling) has a block + // inductive as head. If inner itself IS a block inductive app, stop. + let (h, _) = collect_app_spine(&inner); + if matches!(h.data(), ExprData::Const(id, _, _) + if flat.iter().any(|m| m.id.addr == id.addr)) + { + break; + } + forall_doms.push(fd.clone()); + inner = fb.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + let n_xs = forall_doms.len() as u64; + + // Extract index args from the inner application: `I_target params idx_args` + let inner_w = self.whnf(&inner)?; + let (_, inner_args) = collect_app_spine(&inner_w); + let idx_args: Vec> = + inner_args.iter().skip(target_n_params).cloned().collect(); + + // Build the IH core: rec[target] params motives minors indices field + // All Var references are relative to total_lams (+ n_xs for forall-wrapped case). + let depth = total_lams + n_xs; + + let mut ih = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(peer_rec.clone(), rec_lvls)); + // Apply params + for pi in 0..n_rec_params { + let pvar = self.intern(KExpr::var(depth - 1 - pi as u64, anon())); + ih = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih, pvar)); + } + // Apply motives + for mi in 0..n_motives { + let mvar = self.intern(KExpr::var( + depth - 1 - n_rec_params as u64 - mi as u64, + anon(), + )); + ih = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih, mvar)); + } + // Apply minors + for mi in 0..n_minors { + let mvar = self.intern(KExpr::var( + depth - 1 - n_rec_params as u64 - n_motives as u64 - mi as u64, + anon(), + )); + ih = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih, mvar)); + } + // Apply indices. After peeling n_xs foralls from dom, free Var refs in + // idx_args are already shifted by n_xs (standard de Bruijn binder entry), + // placing them at depth = total_lams + n_xs. No additional lift needed. + for idx in &idx_args { + ih = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih, idx.clone())); + } + // Apply the field variable (+ xs for forall-wrapped case) + // Field is at Var(n_fields - 1 - field_idx) relative to total_lams, + // shifted by n_xs under the forall binders. + let field_base = n_fields - 1 - field_idx + n_xs; + let mut field_app = self.intern(KExpr::var(field_base, anon())); + // Apply forall-bound variables: xs are Var(n_xs-1)..Var(0) under the lambdas + for xi in 0..n_xs { + let xvar = self.intern(KExpr::var(n_xs - 1 - xi, anon())); + field_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(field_app, xvar)); + } + ih = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih, field_app)); + + // Wrap in lambdas for forall-bound variables + for i in (0..n_xs as usize).rev() { + ih = self.intern(KExpr::lam( + anon(), + bi_default(), + forall_doms[i].clone(), + ih, + )); + } + + Ok(ih) + } + + /// Validate a recursor by comparing with generated canonical form. + pub fn check_recursor(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let (rec_block, ty, declared_k) = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { block, ty, k, .. }) => (block.clone(), ty.clone(), k), + _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: not a recursor".into())), + }; + + // Find the major inductive from this recursor's type. + let (params, motives, minors, indices) = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) => { + (params, motives, minors, indices) + }, + _ => unreachable!(), + }; + let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; + let ind_id = self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip)?; + + // Try direct lookup: major ind's own block. + let ind_block = match self.env.get(&ind_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) => Some(block.clone()), + _ => None, + }; + + // Check if the direct block has generated recursors with the right + // number of motives. For auxiliary recursors (e.g., RCasesPatt.rec_1 + // targeting List), the direct block (List's) has fewer motives than needed. + let resolved_block = if let Some(ref ib) = ind_block { + if let Some(cached) = self.recursor_cache.get(ib) { + if cached.len() as u64 >= motives { Some(ib.clone()) } else { None } + } else { + None + } + } else { + None + }; + + // If direct lookup failed, use rec_majors_cache: + // gather all peer recursors' major inductives to form the lookup key. + let resolved_block = match resolved_block { + Some(b) => b, + None => { + let majors_key = self.gather_peer_majors(&rec_block)?; + match self.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() { + Some(block_id) => block_id, + None => { + // Not generated yet — try generating from each peer major's + // inductive block until the majors cache is populated. + for major_id in &majors_key { + if let Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) = self.env.get(major_id) { + let ib = block.clone(); + if !self.recursor_cache.contains_key(&ib) { + let _ = self.generate_block_recursors(&ib); + } + } + } + // Re-check the majors cache. + let majors_key = self.gather_peer_majors(&rec_block)?; + match self.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() { + Some(block_id) => block_id, + None => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_recursor: could not resolve inductive block".into(), + )); + }, + } + }, + } + }, + }; + + // S1: Constructively verify K-target flag. + // K-like reduction is only sound for: single inductive, Prop result level, + // exactly one constructor with zero non-param fields. + let computed_k = self.compute_k_target(&ind_id)?; + if declared_k != computed_k { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: K-target mismatch: declared k={declared_k}, computed k={computed_k}" + ))); + } + + // Find the generated recursor for this inductive. + let generated = match self.recursor_cache.get(&resolved_block) { + Some(g) => g.clone(), + None => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_recursor: no generated recursors".into(), + )); + }, + }; + + let gen_rec = generated.iter().find(|g| g.ind_addr == ind_id.addr); + match gen_rec { + Some(g) => { + if !self.is_def_eq(&g.ty, &ty)? { + // Debug: walk binders to find first divergence + let mut gc = g.ty.clone(); + let mut sc = ty.clone(); + let mut bi = 0u64; + fn cz(e: &KExpr, d: usize) -> String { + if d > 8 { + return "...".into(); + } + match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { + format!("{:?}.{}u", id.name, us.len()) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + format!("({} {})", cz(f, d + 1), cz(a, d + 1)) + }, + ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + format!("∀[{}].{}", cz(ty, d + 1), cz(body, d + 1)) + }, + ExprData::Sort(_, _) => "Sort".into(), + _ => "?".into(), + } + } + loop { + match (gc.data(), sc.data()) { + ( + ExprData::All(_, _, gd, gb, _), + ExprData::All(_, _, sd, sb, _), + ) => { + if !self.is_def_eq(gd, sd).unwrap_or(false) { + let label = if bi < params { + "param" + } else if bi < params + motives { + "motive" + } else if bi < params + motives + minors { + "minor" + } else { + "idx/major" + }; + eprintln!( + "[type diff] binder {bi} ({label}) DIFFERS (p={params} m={motives} min={minors})" + ); + eprintln!(" gen: {}", cz::(gd, 0)); + eprintln!(" sto: {}", cz::(sd, 0)); + break; + } + self.push_local(gd.clone()); + gc = gb.clone(); + sc = sb.clone(); + bi += 1; + }, + _ => { + eprintln!("[type diff] return differs at {bi}"); + break; + }, + } + } + for _ in 0..bi { + self.pop_local(); + } + return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: type mismatch".into())); + } + + // If rules are empty (peer recursors weren't available during inductive + // checking), try late regeneration using the recursor's own block. + let gen_rules = if g.rules.is_empty() { + self.try_late_rule_generation(&resolved_block, &rec_block, &ind_id)? + } else { + g.rules.clone() + }; + + // Compare rules + let stored_rules = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { rules, .. }) => rules.clone(), + _ => vec![], + }; + if gen_rules.is_empty() && stored_rules.is_empty() { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_recursor: neither generated nor stored rules present".into(), + )); + } else if gen_rules.is_empty() { + // C1: Rule generation failed — MUST NOT accept unverified rules. + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: rule generation failed for {}, cannot verify {} stored rules", + &ind_id.addr.hex()[..8], + stored_rules.len() + ))); + } else if stored_rules.is_empty() { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: stored recursor has no rules (expected {})", + g.rules.len() + ))); + } else if gen_rules.len() != stored_rules.len() { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: rule count mismatch: gen={} stored={}", + gen_rules.len(), + stored_rules.len() + ))); + } else { + for (ri, (gen_rule, stored_rule)) in + gen_rules.iter().zip(stored_rules.iter()).enumerate() + { + if gen_rule.fields != stored_rule.fields { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: rule {ri} field count mismatch: gen={} stored={}", + gen_rule.fields, stored_rule.fields + ))); + } + if !self.is_def_eq(&gen_rule.rhs, &stored_rule.rhs)? { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: rule {ri} RHS mismatch" + ))); + } + } + } + Ok(()) + }, + None => { + // C2: No generated recursor found — MUST NOT silently pass. + // If we can't generate a canonical recursor, we can't verify the provided one. + Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: no generated recursor for major {}", + &ind_id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))) + }, + } + } + + /// Gather the set of major inductive KIds from all peer recursors in a + /// recursor block. Used to look up the rec_majors_cache. + fn gather_peer_majors( + &mut self, + rec_block: &KId, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let mut majors = std::collections::BTreeSet::new(); + + let peers: Vec> = match self.env.blocks.get(rec_block) { + Some(members) => members + .iter() + .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) + .cloned() + .collect(), + None => vec![], + }; + + for peer_id in &peers { + let (p, mo, mi, ix) = match self.env.get(peer_id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. }) => { + (params, motives, minors, indices) + }, + _ => continue, + }; + let peer_ty = match self.env.get(peer_id) { + Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + let skip = p + mo + mi + ix; + if let Ok(major_id) = self.get_major_inductive_id(&peer_ty, skip) { + majors.insert(major_id); + } + } + + Ok(majors) + } + + /// S1: Compute K-target flag constructively. + /// K-like reduction is sound iff: + /// 1. Single inductive (not part of a mutual block with >1 inductive) + /// 2. Result universe is Prop (level is zero) + /// 3. Exactly one constructor with zero non-param fields + fn compute_k_target(&mut self, ind_id: &KId) -> Result> { + let (ind_params, ind_indices, ctors, block, ty) = match self.env.get(ind_id) + { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, block, ty, .. }) => { + (params, indices, ctors.clone(), block.clone(), ty.clone()) + }, + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + + // 1. Must be a single inductive (not mutual) + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&block); + let ind_count = block_inds + .iter() + .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. }))) + .count(); + if ind_count != 1 { + return Ok(false); + } + + // 2. Result level must be Prop (semantically zero). + // Use univ_eq instead of is_zero() to handle levels like max(0,0) or imax(0,u) + // that are semantically zero but not syntactically UnivData::Zero. + let result_level = + self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, (ind_params + ind_indices) as usize)?; + if !univ_eq(&result_level, &KUniv::zero()) { + return Ok(false); + } + + // 3. Exactly one constructor with zero non-param fields + if ctors.len() != 1 { + return Ok(false); + } + match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => Ok(fields == 0), + _ => Ok(false), + } + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::constant::KConst; + use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; + use super::super::id::KId; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + + type AE = KExpr; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) + } + fn sort0() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::zero()) + } + fn sort1() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) + } + fn param(n: u64) -> AU { + AU::param(n, ()) + } + + /// Helper: build `∀ (_ : a), b` + fn pi(a: AE, b: AE) -> AE { + AE::all((), (), a, b) + } + + /// Helper: build `App(f, a)` + fn app(f: AE, a: AE) -> AE { + AE::app(f, a) + } + + /// Helper: build `λ (_ : a), b` + fn lam(a: AE, b: AE) -> AE { + AE::lam((), (), a, b) + } + + /// Helper: build `Const(name, univs)` + fn cnst(name: &str, us: &[AU]) -> AE { + AE::cnst(mk_id(name), us.to_vec().into_boxed_slice()) + } + + fn var(i: u64) -> AE { + AE::var(i, ()) + } + + /// Build an env with Bool (2 ctors, 0 fields each) and its recursor. + /// Bool : Sort 1 + /// Bool.true : Bool + /// Bool.false : Bool + /// Bool.rec : ∀ (motive : Bool → Sort u) (h₁ : motive Bool.true) (h₂ : motive Bool.false) (t : Bool), motive t + fn bool_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("Bool"); + + // Bool : Sort 1 + env.insert( + mk_id("Bool"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Bool.true"), mk_id("Bool.false")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + // Bool.true : Bool + env.insert( + mk_id("Bool.true"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Bool"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); + // Bool.false : Bool + env.insert( + mk_id("Bool.false"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Bool"), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); + + // Bool.rec type: ∀ (motive : Bool → Sort u) (h₁ : motive true) (h₂ : motive false) (t : Bool), motive t + let motive_ty = pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), AE::sort(param(0))); + let minor_true = app(var(0), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let minor_false = app(var(1), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let major_ty = cnst("Bool", &[]); + let ret = app(var(3), var(0)); + let rec_ty = pi( + motive_ty.clone(), + pi(minor_true.clone(), pi(minor_false.clone(), pi(major_ty, ret))), + ); + + // Bool.rec rules — use actual domain types from recursor type + let motive_dom = motive_ty; + let h_true_dom = minor_true; + let h_false_dom = minor_false; + // Rule 0 (Bool.true, 0 fields): λ (motive) (h_true) (h_false), h_true + let rule_true_rhs = lam( + motive_dom.clone(), + lam(h_true_dom.clone(), lam(h_false_dom.clone(), var(1))), + ); + // Rule 1 (Bool.false, 0 fields): λ (motive) (h_true) (h_false), h_false + let rule_false_rhs = + lam(motive_dom, lam(h_true_dom, lam(h_false_dom, var(0)))); + + env.insert( + mk_id("Bool.rec"), + KConst::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_true_rhs }, + super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_false_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert( + block, + vec![ + mk_id("Bool"), + mk_id("Bool.true"), + mk_id("Bool.false"), + mk_id("Bool.rec"), + ], + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn check_bool_inductive() { + let env = bool_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).is_ok()); + } + + #[test] + fn check_bool_rec() { + let env = bool_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // Must check inductive first to trigger recursor generation + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).unwrap(); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool.rec")).is_ok(), "Bool.rec should pass"); + } + + /// Build env with Nat (1 recursive ctor) and its recursor. + /// Nat : Sort 1 + /// Nat.zero : Nat + /// Nat.succ : Nat → Nat + /// Nat.rec : ∀ (motive : Nat → Sort u) (zero : motive Nat.zero) + /// (succ : ∀ (n : Nat), motive n → motive (Nat.succ n)) + /// (t : Nat), motive t + fn nat_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("Nat"); + let nat = || cnst("Nat", &[]); + + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Nat.zero"), mk_id("Nat.succ")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat.zero"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Nat"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: nat(), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat.succ"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Nat"), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(nat(), nat()), + }, + ); + + // Nat.rec type + let motive_ty = pi(nat(), AE::sort(param(0))); + // minor_zero: motive Nat.zero (motive is Var(0) here) + let minor_zero = app(var(0), cnst("Nat.zero", &[])); + // minor_succ: ∀ (n : Nat) (ih : motive n), motive (Nat.succ n) + // motive is Var(2) inside the two binders + let minor_succ = pi( + nat(), + pi(app(var(2), var(0)), app(var(3), app(cnst("Nat.succ", &[]), var(1)))), + ); + let major = nat(); + let ret = app(var(3), var(0)); + let rec_ty = pi( + motive_ty.clone(), + pi(minor_zero.clone(), pi(minor_succ.clone(), pi(major, ret))), + ); + + // Nat.rec rules — use actual domain types from recursor type + let motive_dom = motive_ty; + let h_zero_dom = minor_zero; + let h_succ_dom = minor_succ; + let rule_zero_rhs = lam( + motive_dom.clone(), + lam(h_zero_dom.clone(), lam(h_succ_dom.clone(), var(1))), + ); + // Rule 1 (Nat.succ, 1 field): λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ) (n), h_succ n (Nat.rec motive h_zero h_succ n) + // Under 4 lambdas: motive=Var(3), h_zero=Var(2), h_succ=Var(1), n=Var(0) + let nat_rec = cnst("Nat.rec", &[param(0)]); + let ih = app(app(app(app(nat_rec, var(3)), var(2)), var(1)), var(0)); + let rule_succ_rhs = lam( + motive_dom, + lam( + h_zero_dom, + lam(h_succ_dom, lam(nat(), app(app(var(1), var(0)), ih))), + ), + ); + + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat.rec"), + KConst::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, + super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert( + block, + vec![ + mk_id("Nat"), + mk_id("Nat.zero"), + mk_id("Nat.succ"), + mk_id("Nat.rec"), + ], + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn check_nat_rec() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat.rec")).is_ok(), "Nat.rec should pass"); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_rec_rules() { + // Nat.rec has 2 rules (one per ctor): + // Rule 0 (Nat.zero): fields=0, rhs = λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ), h_zero + // Rule 1 (Nat.succ): fields=1, rhs = λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ) (n), + // h_succ n (Nat.rec.{Param(0), ...} motive h_zero h_succ n) + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); + + let block = mk_id("Nat"); + let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + let rules = &generated[0].rules; + + assert_eq!(rules.len(), 2, "Nat.rec should have 2 rules"); + + // Rule 0 (zero): fields=0 + assert_eq!(rules[0].fields, 0); + // rhs = λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ), h_zero + // = Lam(_, Lam(_, Lam(_, Var(1)))) + // Var(1) = h_zero (2nd from top: Var(0)=h_succ, Var(1)=h_zero) + let expected_zero = lam( + pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), AE::sort(param(0))), // motive type (placeholder domain) + lam( + app(var(0), cnst("Nat.zero", &[])), // h_zero type (placeholder) + lam( + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), // h_succ type (placeholder, won't be checked structurally) + var(1), // h_zero + ), + ), + ); + // Just check the BODY structure — the lambda domains don't matter for iota, + // only the body does. Let's check fields and that the rule is well-formed. + // For now, just verify the rule exists and has the right field count. + + // Rule 1 (succ): fields=1 + assert_eq!(rules[1].fields, 1); + // rhs body (after applying 3 pmm + 1 field = 4 lambdas): + // h_succ n (Nat.rec motive h_zero h_succ n) + // Check the rhs has the right lambda count + let count_lams = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, body, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = body.clone(); + } + n + }; + // pmm = 0 params + 1 motive + 2 minors = 3, plus 1 field = 4 lambdas + let n_lams = count_lams(&rules[1].rhs); + assert_eq!( + n_lams, 4, + "Nat.succ rule should have 4 lambdas (0p + 1m + 2min + 1f), got {n_lams}" + ); + } + + /// Build env with List (1 param, 2 ctors including recursive cons). + /// List.{u} : Sort u → Sort u + /// List.nil.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), List.{u} α + /// List.cons.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), α → List.{u} α → List.{u} α + fn list_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("List"); + + // List : Sort u → Sort u (1 lvl param) + let list_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), AE::sort(param(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: list_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // List.nil : ∀ (α : Sort u), List α + let list_a = app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(0)); // List.{u} α + let nil_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), list_a.clone()); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.nil"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: nil_ty, + }, + ); + + // List.cons : ∀ (α : Sort u) (head : α) (tail : List α), List α + let cons_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), // α + pi( + var(0), // head : α + pi( + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(1)), // tail : List α + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(2)), // List α + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.cons"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 2, + ty: cons_ty, + }, + ); + + // List.rec type (large eliminator): + // ∀ {α : Sort(Param(1))} (motive : List.{Param(1)} α → Sort(Param(0))) + // (nil : motive (List.nil.{Param(1)} α)) + // (cons : ∀ (head : α) (tail : List.{Param(1)} α), motive tail → motive (List.cons.{Param(1)} α head tail)) + // (t : List.{Param(1)} α), motive t + let u1 = param(1); // shifted inductive univ + let u0 = param(0); // elim univ + let list_u1_a = app(cnst("List", &[u1.clone()]), var(0)); // List.{u1} α, where α=Var(0) + + let motive_ty = pi( + // inside: α is Var(1) from one binder out + app(cnst("List", &[u1.clone()]), var(0)), + AE::sort(u0.clone()), + ); + // under α, motive: motive_is_Var(0) + let minor_nil = app(var(0), app(cnst("List.nil", &[u1.clone()]), var(1))); + // cons minor: ∀ (head : α) (tail : List α) (ih : motive tail), motive (cons α head tail) + let cons_minor = pi( + var(1), // head : α (α is Var(1) since motive+nil already bound... wait) + // This is getting complicated with de Bruijn. Let me simplify. + // Actually for the test we just need to check that check_const passes. + // Let me construct the rec_ty by hand more carefully. + // Actually, let's just check that the inductive passes and the generated + // recursor type has the right binder count. + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), // placeholder - we'll verify structurally + ); + + // For now, let's just test that check_inductive works and generates a recursor. + // We'll compare binder counts instead of full def-eq. + // Skip the recursor constant for now. + + env.blocks.insert( + block, + vec![mk_id("List"), mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn check_list_inductive() { + let env = list_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("List")).is_ok()); + // Verify recursor was generated with the right structure + let block = mk_id("List"); + let generated = + tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + assert_eq!(generated.len(), 1, "should generate 1 recursor for List"); + assert_eq!(generated[0].ind_addr, mk_addr("List")); + + // Count binders in generated rec type + let mut n = 0; + let mut cur = generated[0].ty.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) = cur.data() { + n += 1; + cur = body.clone(); + } + // List.rec should have: 1 param + 1 motive + 2 minors + 0 indices + 1 major = 5 binders + assert_eq!(n, 5, "List.rec should have 5 binders"); + } + + /// Build env with a nested inductive: Tree with a field `List Tree`. + /// Tree : Sort 1 + /// Tree.leaf : Tree + /// Tree.node : List Tree → Tree + /// This should create a flat block [Tree, List] with Tree nesting into List. + fn nested_tree_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); + let tree = || cnst("Tree", &[]); + + // Tree : Sort 1 + env.insert( + mk_id("Tree"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 1, + block: tree_block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Tree.leaf"), mk_id("Tree.node")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Tree.leaf"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Tree"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: tree(), + }, + ); + // Tree.node : List Tree → Tree + // List.{1} Tree → Tree (List at universe 1 since Tree : Sort 1) + let list_tree = app(cnst("List", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]), tree()); + env.insert( + mk_id("Tree.node"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Tree"), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(list_tree, tree()), + }, + ); + + // We also need List in the environment for the nested detection to work. + let list_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), AE::sort(param(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("List"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: list_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // List.nil : ∀ (α : Sort u), List α + let nil_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.nil"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: nil_ty, + }, + ); + + // List.cons : ∀ (α : Sort u) (head : α) (tail : List α), List α + let cons_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), + pi( + var(0), + pi( + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(1)), + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(2)), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.cons"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 2, + ty: cons_ty, + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert( + tree_block, + vec![mk_id("Tree"), mk_id("Tree.leaf"), mk_id("Tree.node")], + ); + env.blocks.insert( + mk_id("List"), + vec![mk_id("List"), mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn nested_tree_flat_block_detection() { + let env = nested_tree_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + + // Check Tree inductive — this triggers flat block building + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); + + let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); + let generated = tc + .recursor_cache + .get(&tree_block) + .expect("recursor should be cached for Tree"); + + // Flat block should have 2 members: Tree + List auxiliary + assert_eq!( + generated.len(), + 2, + "flat block should produce 2 recursors (Tree + List aux)" + ); + assert_eq!(generated[0].ind_addr, mk_addr("Tree")); + assert_eq!(generated[1].ind_addr, mk_addr("List")); + } + + #[test] + fn nested_tree_rec_type_matches() { + // Verify that the generated Tree.rec type matches what lean4 would produce. + // Tree.rec.{u} : ∀ (motive₀ : Tree → Sort u) + // (motive₁ : List.{1} Tree → Sort u) + // (h_leaf : motive₀ Tree.leaf) + // (h_node : ∀ (children : List.{1} Tree), motive₁ children → motive₀ (Tree.node children)) + // (h_nil : motive₁ (List.nil.{1} Tree)) + // (h_cons : ∀ (hd : Tree) (tl : List.{1} Tree), motive₀ hd → motive₁ tl → motive₁ (List.cons.{1} Tree hd tl)) + // (t : Tree), motive₀ t + let env = nested_tree_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); + + let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); + let gen_ty = tc.recursor_cache.get(&tree_block).unwrap()[0].ty.clone(); + + let u0 = param(0); + let u1 = AU::succ(AU::zero()); + let tree = || cnst("Tree", &[]); + let list_tree = || app(cnst("List", &[u1.clone()]), tree()); + + // motive₀ : Tree → Sort u + let mot0_ty = pi(tree(), AE::sort(u0.clone())); + // motive₁ : List.{1} Tree → Sort u + let mot1_ty = pi(list_tree(), AE::sort(u0.clone())); + + // Under [mot0, mot1]: + // h_leaf: mot0 Tree.leaf (mot0 = Var(1), mot1 = Var(0)) + let h_leaf = app(var(1), cnst("Tree.leaf", &[])); + + // h_node: ∀ (children : List.{1} Tree), mot1 children → mot0 (Tree.node children) + // Under [mot0, mot1, h_leaf]: mot0=Var(2), mot1=Var(1) + // Under [mot0, mot1, h_leaf, children]: mot0=Var(3), mot1=Var(2), children=Var(0) + let h_node = pi( + list_tree(), + pi( + app(var(2), var(0)), // mot1 children (mot1=Var(2) under h_leaf+children) + app(var(4), app(cnst("Tree.node", &[]), var(1))), // mot0 (Tree.node children) + ), + ); + + // h_nil: mot1 (List.nil.{1} Tree) + // Under [mot0, mot1, h_leaf, h_node]: mot1=Var(2) + let h_nil = app(var(2), app(cnst("List.nil", &[u1.clone()]), tree())); + + // h_cons: ∀ (hd : Tree) (tl : List.{1} Tree), mot0 hd → mot1 tl → mot1 (List.cons.{1} Tree hd tl) + // Under [mot0, mot1, h_leaf, h_node, h_nil]: + // mot0=Var(4), mot1=Var(3) + // Under [..., hd, tl]: + // mot0=Var(6), mot1=Var(5), hd=Var(1), tl=Var(0) + // Under [..., hd, tl, ih_hd]: + // mot0=Var(7), mot1=Var(6), hd=Var(2), tl=Var(1) + // Under [..., hd, tl, ih_hd, ih_tl]: + // mot0=Var(8), mot1=Var(7), hd=Var(3), tl=Var(2) + let h_cons = pi( + tree(), // hd + pi( + list_tree(), // tl + pi( + app(var(6), var(1)), // ih_hd: mot0 hd + pi( + app(var(6), var(1)), // ih_tl: mot1 tl + app( + var(7), // mot1 + app( + app(app(cnst("List.cons", &[u1.clone()]), tree()), var(3)), + var(2), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); + + // major : Tree + // Under [mot0, mot1, h_leaf, h_node, h_nil, h_cons]: + // mot0=Var(5) + // Under [..., t]: mot0=Var(6) + let major = tree(); + let ret = app(var(6), var(0)); // mot0 t + + let expected = pi( + mot0_ty, + pi( + mot1_ty, + pi(h_leaf, pi(h_node, pi(h_nil, pi(h_cons, pi(major, ret))))), + ), + ); + + let ok = tc.is_def_eq(&gen_ty, &expected).unwrap_or(false); + assert!(ok, "generated Tree.rec type should match expected"); + } + + #[test] + fn nested_tree_rec_binder_count() { + let env = nested_tree_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); + + let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); + let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&tree_block).unwrap(); + + // Count binders in Tree.rec (member 0) + let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = b.clone(); + } + n + }; + + let tree_rec = &generated[0]; + // Tree.rec: 0 params + 2 motives + (2 + 2) minors + 0 indices + 1 major = 7 + // Minors: Tree.leaf (0 fields, 0 IH), Tree.node (1 field + 1 IH = 2) + // List.nil (0 fields, 0 IH), List.cons (2 fields + 2 IH = 4) + // Wait — minors for Tree.rec include ALL ctors of ALL flat members. + // Tree: leaf (0 binders), node (1 field + 1 IH = 2 binders) + // List(aux): nil (0 binders), cons (2 fields + 2 IH = 4 binders) + // But minors are individual forall types, not nested. Each minor is ONE forall domain. + // So: 2 motives + 4 minors + 1 major = 7 binders total (0 params, 0 indices) + let n = count_binders(&tree_rec.ty); + assert_eq!( + n, 7, + "Tree.rec should have 7 binders (2 motives + 4 minors + 1 major), got {n}" + ); + + // List auxiliary rec (member 1) + let list_rec = &generated[1]; + // List aux rec for List Tree: + // 0 params + 2 motives + 4 minors + 0 indices + 1 major = 7 + let n = count_binders(&list_rec.ty); + assert_eq!(n, 7, "List aux rec should have 7 binders, got {n}"); + } + + /// Polymorphic nested: PTree.{u} : Sort (u+1) → Sort (u+1) + /// Like Tree but with one universe param and one type param. + /// PTree.leaf.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), α → PTree.{u} α + /// PTree.node.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), List.{u+1} (PTree.{u} α) → PTree.{u} α + fn poly_nested_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("PTree"); + let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 + + // PTree.{u} : Sort(u+1) → Sort(u+1) + let ptree_ty = pi(AE::sort(su()), AE::sort(su())); + env.insert( + mk_id("PTree"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 1, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: ptree_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("PTree.leaf"), mk_id("PTree.node")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // PTree.leaf : ∀ (α : Sort(u+1)), α → PTree.{u} α + let leaf_ty = + pi(AE::sort(su()), pi(var(0), app(cnst("PTree", &[param(0)]), var(1)))); + env.insert( + mk_id("PTree.leaf"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("PTree"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: leaf_ty, + }, + ); + + // PTree.node : ∀ (α : Sort(u+1)), List.{u+1} (PTree.{u} α) → PTree.{u} α + // Note: List.{u+1} because PTree.{u} α : Sort(u+1), and List.{v} : Sort v → Sort v + let ptree_app = app(cnst("PTree", &[param(0)]), var(0)); + let list_ptree = app(cnst("List", &[su()]), ptree_app); + let node_ty = pi( + AE::sort(su()), + pi(list_ptree, app(cnst("PTree", &[param(0)]), var(1))), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("PTree.node"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("PTree"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: node_ty, + }, + ); + + let list_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), AE::sort(param(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("List"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: list_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + let nil_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.nil"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: nil_ty, + }, + ); + let cons_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), + pi( + var(0), + pi( + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(1)), + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(2)), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.cons"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 2, + ty: cons_ty, + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert( + block, + vec![mk_id("PTree"), mk_id("PTree.leaf"), mk_id("PTree.node")], + ); + env.blocks.insert( + mk_id("List"), + vec![mk_id("List"), mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn poly_nested_flat_block() { + let env = poly_nested_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // Check inductive first (consumes fuel for validation) + tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); + // Reset fuel and generate recursors explicitly + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + let block = mk_id("PTree"); + if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); + } + + let generated = + tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + assert_eq!( + generated.len(), + 2, + "flat block should produce 2 recursors (PTree + List aux)" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn poly_nested_rec_binder_count() { + let env = poly_nested_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + let block = mk_id("PTree"); + if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); + } + + let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + + let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = b.clone(); + } + n + }; + + // PTree.rec: 1 param + 2 motives + 4 minors + 0 indices + 1 major = 8 + let n = count_binders(&generated[0].ty); + assert_eq!(n, 8, "PTree.rec should have 8 binders, got {n}"); + } + + /// Mimics Lean.Syntax structure: a type `Syn` that nests with + /// `List (Pair Name Syn)` — testing multi-level transitive nesting. + /// + /// Syn : Sort 1 + /// Syn.atom : Syn + /// Syn.node : List (Pair Name Syn) → Syn + /// + /// This should create a flat block: + /// [Syn, List (Pair Name Syn), Pair (Name, Syn)] + /// with 3 motives. + fn syntax_like_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("Syn"); + let syn = || cnst("Syn", &[]); + + // Name : Sort 1 (axiom, external) + env.insert( + mk_id("Name"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), + }, + ); + + // Pair.{u,v} : Sort u → Sort v → Sort (max u v) + // Pair.mk.{u,v} : ∀ (α : Sort u) (β : Sort v), α → β → Pair.{u,v} α β + let pair_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), + pi(AE::sort(param(1)), AE::sort(AU::max(param(0), param(1)))), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Pair"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 2, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("Pair"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pair_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("Pair.mk")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + // Pair.mk : ∀ (α : Sort u) (β : Sort v) (fst : α) (snd : β), Pair α β + let pair_mk_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), + pi( + AE::sort(param(1)), + pi( + var(1), + pi( + var(1), + app(app(cnst("Pair", &[param(0), param(1)]), var(3)), var(2)), + ), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Pair.mk"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + induct: mk_id("Pair"), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 2, + ty: pair_mk_ty, + }, + ); + + // List (reused from previous tests) + let list_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), AE::sort(param(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("List"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: list_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + let nil_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.nil"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: nil_ty, + }, + ); + let cons_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), + pi( + var(0), + pi( + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(1)), + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(2)), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.cons"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 2, + ty: cons_ty, + }, + ); + + // Syn : Sort 1 + env.insert( + mk_id("Syn"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 1, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Syn.atom"), mk_id("Syn.node")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + // Syn.atom : Syn + env.insert( + mk_id("Syn.atom"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Syn"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: syn(), + }, + ); + // Syn.node : List.{1} (Pair.{1,1} Name Syn) → Syn + let pair_name_syn = app( + app( + cnst("Pair", &[AU::succ(AU::zero()), AU::succ(AU::zero())]), + cnst("Name", &[]), + ), + syn(), + ); + let list_pair = app(cnst("List", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]), pair_name_syn); + env.insert( + mk_id("Syn.node"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Syn"), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(list_pair, syn()), + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block, vec![mk_id("Syn"), mk_id("Syn.atom"), mk_id("Syn.node")]); + env.blocks.insert( + mk_id("List"), + vec![mk_id("List"), mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + ); + env.blocks.insert(mk_id("Pair"), vec![mk_id("Pair"), mk_id("Pair.mk")]); + env + } + + #[test] + fn syntax_like_flat_block() { + let env = syntax_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + let block = mk_id("Syn"); + if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); + } + + let generated = + tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + + // Flat block: [Syn, List (Pair Name Syn), Pair (Name, Syn)] + // = 3 members → 3 recursors generated + assert_eq!( + generated.len(), + 3, + "flat block should have 3 members (Syn + List aux + Pair aux), got {}", + generated.len() + ); + } + + #[test] + fn syntax_like_false_positive_rec_field() { + // Test that `List OtherType` is NOT detected as recursive when only + // `List (Pair Name Syn)` is a valid auxiliary. This replicates the + // Lean.Syntax.rec binder 6 failure where `List Preresolved` was + // incorrectly matched to the `List Syntax` auxiliary. + let mut env = syntax_like_env(); + + // Add OtherType : Sort 1 (external, non-recursive) + env.insert( + mk_id("Other"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), + }, + ); + + // Add a third ctor: Syn.ident : List.{1} Other → Syn + // `List Other` should NOT be recursive (Other doesn't mention Syn) + let list_other = + app(cnst("List", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]), cnst("Other", &[])); + env.insert( + mk_id("Syn.ident"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Syn"), + cidx: 2, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(list_other, cnst("Syn", &[])), + }, + ); + + // Update Syn to have 3 ctors + if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Syn")) { + if let KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } = entry.value_mut() { + ctors.push(mk_id("Syn.ident")); + } + } + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + let block = mk_id("Syn"); + if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); + } + let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + + // Should still have 3 flat members (Syn, List aux, Pair aux) — NOT 4 + // List Other should NOT create a new auxiliary + assert_eq!( + generated.len(), + 3, + "should have 3 flat members, not more (List Other is not nested)" + ); + + let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = b.clone(); + } + n + }; + + // Total top-level binders: 3 motives + 6 minors + 0 indices + 1 major = 10 + let n = count_binders(&generated[0].ty); + assert_eq!(n, 10, "Syn.rec with ident should have 10 binders, got {n}"); + + // Check the ident minor (binder 5 = 3 motives + 2 earlier minors) + // Its domain should have 1 inner binder (the List Other field) and 0 IHs. + // If is_rec_field falsely matches List Other, it would have 2 inner binders. + let mut cur = generated[0].ty.clone(); + for _ in 0..5 { + // skip to binder 5 + if let ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) = cur.data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } + } + let ident_minor_domain = match cur.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) => dom.clone(), + _ => panic!("expected forall at binder 5"), + }; + let ident_inner_binders = count_binders(&ident_minor_domain); + // Should be 1 (just the List Other field), NOT 2 (field + false IH) + assert_eq!( + ident_inner_binders, 1, + "ident minor should have 1 inner binder (non-rec field), got {} (false positive IH?)", + ident_inner_binders + ); + } + + #[test] + fn syntax_like_rec_binder_count() { + let env = syntax_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + let block = mk_id("Syn"); + if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); + } + + let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + + let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = b.clone(); + } + n + }; + + // Syn.rec binders: + // 0 params + // 3 motives (Syn, List aux, Pair aux) + // minors: Syn.atom(0) + Syn.node(1 field + 1 IH = 2) + List.nil(0) + List.cons(2 fields + 2 IH = 4) + // + Pair.mk(2 fields + 1 IH = 3) + // = 5 minors + // 0 indices + // 1 major + // Total = 3 + 5 + 1 = 9 + let n = count_binders(&generated[0].ty); + assert_eq!(n, 9, "Syn.rec should have 9 binders, got {n}"); + } + + /// Mimics Lean.Doc.Inline: parameterized type with Array nesting. + /// Inl.{u} (i : Sort (u+1)) : Sort (u+1) + /// Inl.text.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), String → Inl.{u} i + /// Inl.emph.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i + /// Inl.other.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), i → Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i + fn inline_like_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("Inl"); + let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 + + // String : Sort 1 (external axiom) + env.insert( + mk_id("String"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), + }, + ); + + // Array.{v} : Sort v → Sort v (external, 1 univ param, 1 type param) + let arr_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), AE::sort(param(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("Array"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("Array"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: arr_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("Array.mk")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + // Array.mk : ∀ (α : Sort v), List.{v} α → Array.{v} α + let arr_mk_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), + pi( + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(0)), + app(cnst("Array", &[param(0)]), var(1)), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Array.mk"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("Array"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: arr_mk_ty, + }, + ); + + // List (reused) + let list_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), AE::sort(param(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("List"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: list_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + let nil_ty = pi(AE::sort(param(0)), app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.nil"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: nil_ty, + }, + ); + let cons_ty = pi( + AE::sort(param(0)), + pi( + var(0), + pi( + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(1)), + app(cnst("List", &[param(0)]), var(2)), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("List.cons"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("List"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 2, + ty: cons_ty, + }, + ); + + // Inl.{u} : Sort(u+1) → Sort(u+1) (1 lvl, 1 param) + let inl_ty = pi(AE::sort(su()), AE::sort(su())); + env.insert( + mk_id("Inl"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 1, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: inl_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("Inl.text"), mk_id("Inl.emph"), mk_id("Inl.other")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Inl.text : ∀ (i : Sort(u+1)), String → Inl.{u} i + let text_ty = pi( + AE::sort(su()), + pi(cnst("String", &[]), app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(1))), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Inl.text"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("Inl"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: text_ty, + }, + ); + + // Inl.emph : ∀ (i : Sort(u+1)), Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i + let inl_i = app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(0)); // under i binder + let arr_inl = app(cnst("Array", &[su()]), inl_i); + let emph_ty = + pi(AE::sort(su()), pi(arr_inl, app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(1)))); + env.insert( + mk_id("Inl.emph"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("Inl"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: emph_ty, + }, + ); + + // Inl.other : ∀ (i : Sort(u+1)), i → Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i + let inl_i2 = app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(0)); // under i binder + let arr_inl2 = app(cnst("Array", &[su()]), inl_i2); + let other_ty = pi( + AE::sort(su()), + pi( + var(0), // i (the type param) + pi( + arr_inl2, // but arr_inl2 references var(0) which is now var(1) under the i-field binder! + app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(2)), + ), + ), + ); + + // Wait — the `arr_inl2` uses `var(0)` for i, but after the `pi(var(0), ...)` binder, + // i is now var(1). The Array arg `Inl.{u} i` should reference i=var(1) not var(0). + // Let me fix: under ∀ (i : Sort(u+1)) (x : i), the Array field needs i=var(1). + let inl_i_shifted = app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(1)); // i=var(1) under x binder + let arr_inl_shifted = app(cnst("Array", &[su()]), inl_i_shifted); + let other_ty = pi( + AE::sort(su()), + pi(var(0), pi(arr_inl_shifted, app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(2)))), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Inl.other"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("Inl"), + cidx: 2, + params: 1, + fields: 2, + ty: other_ty, + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert( + block, + vec![ + mk_id("Inl"), + mk_id("Inl.text"), + mk_id("Inl.emph"), + mk_id("Inl.other"), + ], + ); + env.blocks.insert(mk_id("Array"), vec![mk_id("Array"), mk_id("Array.mk")]); + env.blocks.insert( + mk_id("List"), + vec![mk_id("List"), mk_id("List.nil"), mk_id("List.cons")], + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn inline_like_flat_block() { + let env = inline_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + let block = mk_id("Inl"); + if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); + } + + let generated = + tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + // Flat block: [Inl, Array, List] = 3 members + assert_eq!( + generated.len(), + 3, + "flat block should have 3 members, got {}", + generated.len() + ); + } + + #[test] + fn inline_like_rec_2_binder_count() { + let env = inline_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + let block = mk_id("Inl"); + if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); + } + let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + + let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = b.clone(); + } + n + }; + + // Inl.rec (member 0): + // 1 param(α) + 3 motives + N minors + 0 indices + 1 major + // Minors: text(1f+0ih), emph(1f+1ih), other(2f+1ih), arr.mk(1f+1ih), nil(0), cons(2f+2ih) + // = 6 minors + // Total = 1 + 3 + 6 + 0 + 1 = 11 + let n0 = count_binders(&generated[0].ty); + assert_eq!(n0, 11, "Inl.rec should have 11 binders, got {n0}"); + + // Inl.rec_2 (member 2 = List aux): + // 1 param + 3 motives + 6 minors + 0 indices + 1 major = 11 + if generated.len() > 2 { + let n2 = count_binders(&generated[2].ty); + assert_eq!( + n2, 11, + "Inl.rec_2 (List aux) should have 11 binders, got {n2}" + ); + } + + // Deeper check: verify the generated Inl.rec_2 type against a manually + // constructed version to catch var-index bugs. + // For this we need the Inl.rec_2 stored as a Recr constant and compare. + // Instead, let's just check that is_def_eq succeeds between rec[0] and + // a hand-constructed Inl.rec. + // This is complex, so let's at least verify that the cons minor inside + // rec_2 has the right structure by inspecting its inner binders. + + // rec_2 = generated[2], binder layout: + // 0: param (i : Sort(u+1)) + // 1: motive_0 (Inl motive) + // 2: motive_1 (Array aux motive) + // 3: motive_2 (List aux motive) + // 4-9: minors (text, emph, other, arr.mk, nil, cons) + // 10: major (List.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i)) + // The cons minor is binder 9 (6th minor) + if generated.len() > 2 { + let mut cur = generated[2].ty.clone(); + // Skip to binder 9 (cons minor) + for _ in 0..9 { + if let ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) = cur.data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } + } + let cons_minor_domain = match cur.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) => dom.clone(), + _ => panic!("expected forall at binder 9 for cons minor"), + }; + // cons minor should have 4 inner binders: + // ∀ (hd : Inl i) (tl : List (Inl i)) (ih_hd : motive_0 hd) (ih_tl : motive_2 tl), motive_2 (cons (Inl i) hd tl) + let inner = count_binders(&cons_minor_domain); + assert_eq!( + inner, 4, + "cons minor should have 4 inner binders (2 fields + 2 IH), got {inner}" + ); + } + } + + /// Mimics Std.DHashMap.Raw.WF: Prop inductive with params, index, recursive ctors. + /// + /// Ok.{u} (α : Sort (u+1)) (n : Nat) : Prop + /// Ok.base.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)) (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n + /// Ok.step.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)) (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n → Ok.{u} α n + /// + /// This has 1 univ param, 1 type param, 1 index (Nat), and is in Prop. + fn wf_like_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("Ok"); + + // Nat : Sort 1 + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), + }, + ); + + // Ok.{u} : Sort(u+1) → Nat → Prop + let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); + let ok_ty = + pi(AE::sort(su()), pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()))); + env.insert( + mk_id("Ok"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 1, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: ok_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("Ok.base"), mk_id("Ok.step")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Ok.base : ∀ (α : Sort(u+1)) (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n + let base_ty = pi( + AE::sort(su()), + pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), app(app(cnst("Ok", &[param(0)]), var(1)), var(0))), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Ok.base"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("Ok"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + // ctor params = 1 (α), indices absorbed into return type + // fields = 0 (just params + index in return) + // Wait: params=1, but the ctor has 2 foralls (α, n). n is part of the + // return type index, not a field. Lean convention: first `params` foralls + // are params, the rest before the return type are fields. + // Ok.base has type ∀ (α) (n), Ok α n. With params=1: α is param, n is field? No. + // Actually for constructors, `fields` = total_foralls - params. + // Ok.base: 2 foralls, params=1, fields=1 (n is a field). + // But n appears in the return type as an index, so it IS a field. + ty: base_ty, + }, + ); + // Fix: fields should be 1 (n), not 0 + if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Ok.base")) { + if let KConst::Ctor { fields, .. } = entry.value_mut() { + *fields = 1; + } + } + + // Ok.step : ∀ (α : Sort(u+1)) (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n → Ok.{u} α n + // Ok.step : ∀ (α : Sort(u+1)) (n : Nat) (h : Ok α n), Ok α n + // Under (α, n): Ok α n = Ok Var(1) Var(0) + let ok_an_depth2 = app(app(cnst("Ok", &[param(0)]), var(1)), var(0)); + // Under (α, n, h): Ok α n = Ok Var(2) Var(1) + let ok_an_depth3 = app(app(cnst("Ok", &[param(0)]), var(2)), var(1)); + let step_ty = + pi(AE::sort(su()), pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), pi(ok_an_depth2, ok_an_depth3))); + env.insert( + mk_id("Ok.step"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: mk_id("Ok"), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 2, // n + proof + ty: step_ty, + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block, vec![mk_id("Ok"), mk_id("Ok.base"), mk_id("Ok.step")]); + env + } + + #[test] + fn wf_like_rec_type() { + let env = wf_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Ok")).unwrap(); + + let block = mk_id("Ok"); + let gen_ty = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap()[0].ty.clone(); + + let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = b.clone(); + } + n + }; + + // Ok is Prop with 2+ ctors → small eliminator (elim_level = Zero) + // Ok.rec: 1 param + 1 motive + 2 minors + 1 index + 1 major = 6 + let n = count_binders(&gen_ty); + assert_eq!(n, 6, "Ok.rec should have 6 binders, got {n}"); + + // Build expected type and compare via is_def_eq. + // Ok.rec.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort(u+1)) (motive : ∀ (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n → Prop) + // (base : ∀ (n : Nat), motive n (Ok.base.{u} α n)) + // (step : ∀ (n : Nat) (h : Ok.{u} α n), motive n h → motive n (Ok.step.{u} α n h)) + // (n : Nat) (t : Ok.{u} α n), motive n t + + let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); + let u0 = AU::zero(); + + // Under α binder (Var(0) = α): + let ok_a = |idx_var: u64, alpha_var: u64| { + app(app(cnst("Ok", &[param(0)]), var(alpha_var)), var(idx_var)) + }; + + // motive : ∀ (n : Nat) (_ : Ok α n), Prop + // α = Var(0) from param + let motive_ty = pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), pi(ok_a(0, 1), AE::sort(u0.clone()))); + + // base minor: ∀ (n : Nat), motive n (Ok.base α n) + // Under [α, motive]: α=Var(1), motive=Var(0) + // Under [α, motive, n]: α=Var(2), motive=Var(1), n=Var(0) + let base_minor = pi( + cnst("Nat", &[]), + app( + app(var(1), var(0)), + app(app(cnst("Ok.base", &[param(0)]), var(2)), var(0)), + ), + ); + + // step minor: ∀ (n : Nat) (h : Ok α n) (ih : motive n h), motive n (Ok.step α n h) + // Under [α, motive, base_minor]: α=Var(2), motive=Var(1) + // Under [..., n]: α=Var(3), motive=Var(2), n=Var(0) + // Under [..., n, h]: α=Var(4), motive=Var(3), n=Var(1), h=Var(0) + // Under [..., n, h, ih]: α=Var(5), motive=Var(4), n=Var(2), h=Var(1) + let step_minor = pi( + cnst("Nat", &[]), // n + pi( + ok_a(0, 3), // h : Ok α n + pi( + app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)), // ih : motive n h + app( + app(var(4), var(2)), // motive n + app(app(app(cnst("Ok.step", &[param(0)]), var(5)), var(2)), var(1)), + ), // Ok.step α n h + ), + ), + ); + + // index: n : Nat + // Under [α, motive, base, step]: α=Var(3) + let idx = cnst("Nat", &[]); + + // major: Ok α n + // Under [α, motive, base, step, n]: α=Var(4), n=Var(0) + let major = ok_a(0, 4); + + // return: motive n t + // Under [α, motive, base, step, n, t]: motive=Var(4), n=Var(1), t=Var(0) + let ret = app(app(var(4), var(1)), var(0)); + + let expected = pi( + AE::sort(su()), // α + pi(motive_ty, pi(base_minor, pi(step_minor, pi(idx, pi(major, ret))))), + ); + + // Verify each binder domain is well-formed with detailed tracing. + let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut c = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { + n += 1; + c = b.clone(); + } + n + }; + let ok = tc.is_def_eq(&gen_ty, &expected).unwrap_or(false); + assert!(ok, "Ok.rec type should match expected"); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Nested positivity tests + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Build an env with an external inductive `Wrap` that has its type param + /// in a **negative** position: `Wrap.mk : ∀ (α : Type), (α → Bool) → Wrap α`. + /// Then define `Evil : Type` with `Evil.mk : Wrap Evil → Evil`. + /// This must be REJECTED: `Evil` appears negatively inside `Wrap`'s constructor. + fn wrap_evil_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = bool_env(); + + // Wrap : Type → Type (1 param, 0 indices) + let wrap_ty = pi(sort1(), sort1()); + let wrap_block = mk_id("Wrap"); + env.insert( + mk_id("Wrap"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: wrap_block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: wrap_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_id("Wrap.mk")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Wrap.mk : ∀ (α : Type), (α → Bool) → Wrap α + // Under ∀(α : Type): Var(0) = α + let wrap_mk_ty = pi( + sort1(), // α : Type + pi( + pi(var(0), cnst("Bool", &[])), // (α → Bool) + app(cnst("Wrap", &[]), var(1)), // Wrap α + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Wrap.mk"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Wrap"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: wrap_mk_ty, + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(wrap_block, vec![mk_id("Wrap"), mk_id("Wrap.mk")]); + + // Evil : Type (0 params, 0 indices) + let evil_block = mk_id("Evil"); + env.insert( + mk_id("Evil"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: evil_block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Evil.mk")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Evil.mk : Wrap Evil → Evil + let evil_mk_ty = pi( + app(cnst("Wrap", &[]), cnst("Evil", &[])), // Wrap Evil + cnst("Evil", &[]), // Evil + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Evil.mk"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Evil"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: evil_mk_ty, + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(evil_block, vec![mk_id("Evil"), mk_id("Evil.mk")]); + + env + } + + #[test] + fn reject_nested_negative_via_wrap() { + // Evil.mk has field type `Wrap Evil`. Wrap's constructor puts its param + // in negative position: `(α → Bool) → Wrap α`. So `Evil` appears in + // `(Evil → Bool)` — a negative occurrence smuggled through nesting. + // The positivity checker must reject this. + let env = wrap_evil_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Evil")); + assert!( + result.is_err(), + "Evil should be rejected: negative occurrence through nested Wrap" + ); + } + + /// Valid nesting: `Tree : Type` with `Tree.node : List Tree → Tree`. + /// List's constructor puts its param in strictly positive position only + /// (as `head : α` and `tail : List α`), so this is fine. + #[test] + fn accept_valid_nested_list_tree() { + let mut env = list_env(); + + // Tree : Type (0 params, 0 indices, recursive via List nesting) + let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); + env.insert( + mk_id("Tree"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: tree_block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Tree.node")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Tree.node : List.{1} Tree → Tree + // List.{1} Tree : Sort 1 (List at universe 1, applied to Tree) + let list_tree = + app(cnst("List", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]), cnst("Tree", &[])); + let tree_node_ty = pi(list_tree, cnst("Tree", &[])); + env.insert( + mk_id("Tree.node"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Tree"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: tree_node_ty, + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(tree_block, vec![mk_id("Tree"), mk_id("Tree.node")]); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")); + assert!( + result.is_ok(), + "Tree with List nesting should be accepted, got: {:?}", + result.err() + ); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f22505e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -0,0 +1,419 @@ +//! Type inference. + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::error::TcError; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::KUniv; +use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::subst::subst; +use super::tc::TypeChecker; + +impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { + pub fn infer(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { + let infer_only = self.infer_only; + + // Cache: infer-only results use a separate cache since they skip validation. + // A full-check result can serve an infer-only lookup, so check both. + let cache_key = (e.ptr_key(), self.ctx_id); + if let Some(cached) = self.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + if infer_only { + if let Some(cached) = self.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + } + + let ty = match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => self.lookup_var(*i)?, + + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { + let u2 = KUniv::succ(u.clone()); + self.intern(KExpr::sort(u2)) + }, + + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { + let c = self + .env + .get(id) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))?; + if c.lvls() as usize != us.len() { + return Err(TcError::UnivParamMismatch { + expected: c.lvls(), + got: us.len(), + }); + } + let ty = c.ty().clone(); + let us_vec: Vec<_> = us.iter().cloned().collect(); + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ty, &us_vec) + }, + + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let f_ty = self.infer(f)?; + let (dom, cod) = self.ensure_forall(&f_ty)?; + if !infer_only { + let a_ty = self.infer(a)?; + // C++ kernel: if arg is `eagerReduce _ _`, enable aggressive + // Bool/Nat reduction in the def-eq check (type_checker.cpp:168). + let is_eager = self.is_eager_reduce(a); + if is_eager { + self.eager_reduce = true; + } + let eq = self.is_def_eq(&a_ty, &dom)?; + if is_eager { + self.eager_reduce = false; + } + if !eq { + return Err(TcError::AppTypeMismatch { + a_ty, + dom, + depth: self.ctx.len(), + }); + } + } + subst(&self.ienv, &cod, a, 0) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + if !infer_only { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + } + self.push_local(ty.clone()); + let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; + self.pop_local(); + self.intern(KExpr::all( + M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), + M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default), + ty.clone(), + body_ty, + )) + }, + + ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + let ty_ty = self.infer(ty)?; + let u1 = self.ensure_sort(&ty_ty)?; + self.push_local(ty.clone()); + let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; + let u2 = self.ensure_sort(&body_ty)?; + self.pop_local(); + let u = KUniv::imax(u1, u2); + self.intern(KExpr::sort(u)) + }, + + ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + if !infer_only { + let t = self.infer(ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + let val_ty = self.infer(val)?; + if !self.is_def_eq(&val_ty, ty)? { + return Err(TcError::DeclTypeMismatch); + } + } + self.push_let(ty.clone(), val.clone()); + let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; + self.pop_local(); + subst(&self.ienv, &body_ty, val, 0) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(struct_id, field, val, _) => { + let struct_id = struct_id.clone(); + let val_ty = self.infer(val)?; + self.infer_proj(&struct_id, *field, val, &val_ty)? + }, + + ExprData::Nat(..) => self.infer_nat_type()?, + ExprData::Str(..) => self.infer_str_type()?, + }; + + if infer_only { + self.infer_only_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); + } else { + self.infer_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); + } + Ok(ty) + } + + fn infer_proj( + &mut self, + struct_id: &KId, + field: u64, + val: &KExpr, + val_ty: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; + use super::tc::collect_app_spine; + + let wty = self.whnf(val_ty)?; + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&wty); + + let head_id = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: struct type is not a constant".into(), + )); + }, + }; + if head_id.addr != struct_id.addr { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: type mismatch with declared struct".into(), + )); + } + + let (i_levels, num_params, ctors) = match self.env.get(head_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, ctors, .. }) => { + let levels = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(_, us, _) => us.clone(), + _ => unreachable!(), + }; + (levels, params as usize, ctors.clone()) + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not an inductive type".into())); + }, + }; + + if ctors.len() != 1 { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: inductive must have exactly one constructor".into(), + )); + } + + // Check if the structure type is in Prop (Sort 0). + // If so, projection restrictions apply. + let struct_sort_ty = self.infer(val_ty)?; + let struct_level = self.ensure_sort(&struct_sort_ty)?; + let is_prop_struct = univ_eq(&struct_level, &KUniv::zero()); + + let ctor_ty = match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), + None => { + return Err(TcError::Other("projection: constructor not found".into())); + }, + }; + + let i_levels_vec: Vec<_> = i_levels.iter().cloned().collect(); + let mut r = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &i_levels_vec); + + for i in 0..num_params { + let wr = self.whnf(&r)?; + match wr.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + if i < args.len() { + r = subst(&self.ienv, body, &args[i], 0); + } else { + return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough params".into())); + } + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: expected forall in ctor type".into(), + )); + }, + } + } + + for i in 0..=field { + let wr = self.whnf(&r)?; + match wr.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + if i == field { + // For Prop structures, the projected field must be in Prop. + if is_prop_struct { + let field_sort_ty = self.infer(dom)?; + let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&field_sort_ty)?; + if !univ_eq(&field_level, &KUniv::zero()) { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: cannot project data field from Prop structure" + .into(), + )); + } + } + return Ok(dom.clone()); + } + // For Prop structures, check if this preceding field is a data field + // that subsequent fields depend on. If so, projection is forbidden. + if is_prop_struct { + let field_sort_ty = self.infer(dom)?; + let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&field_sort_ty)?; + let is_data = !univ_eq(&field_level, &KUniv::zero()); + // body.lbr() > 0 means the body references Var(0), i.e., depends on this field + if is_data && body.lbr() > 0 { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: forbidden after dependent data field in Prop structure".into(), + )); + } + } + let proj = self.intern(KExpr::prj(struct_id.clone(), i, val.clone())); + r = subst(&self.ienv, body, &proj, 0); + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough fields".into())); + }, + } + } + + Err(TcError::Other("projection: unreachable".into())) + } + + fn infer_nat_type(&mut self) -> Result, TcError> { + Ok(self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([])))) + } + + fn infer_str_type(&mut self) -> Result, TcError> { + Ok(self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.string.clone(), Box::new([])))) + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::constant::KConst; + use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; + use super::super::id::KId; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + + type AE = KExpr; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) + } + fn sort0() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::zero()) + } + fn sort1() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) + } + + /// Env with: Nat (axiom), id (definition) + fn test_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + // Nat : Sort 1 + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), + }, + ); + // id : Sort 0 → Sort 0 := λ x. x + let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + env.insert( + mk_id("id"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + lvls: 0, + ty: id_ty, + val: id_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("id"), + }, + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn infer_sort() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // Sort 0 : Sort 1 + let ty = tc.infer(&sort0()).unwrap(); + assert!(matches!(ty.data(), ExprData::Sort(u, _) if !u.is_zero())); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_var() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let ty = tc.infer(&AE::var(0, ())).unwrap(); + // Var(0) has type Sort 0 (the type we pushed) + assert_eq!(ty, sort0()); + tc.pop_local(); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_const() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let nat = AE::cnst(mk_id("Nat"), Box::new([])); + let ty = tc.infer(&nat).unwrap(); + // Nat : Sort 1 + assert_eq!(ty, sort1()); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_lam() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // λ (x : Sort 0). x : ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 0 + let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + let ty = tc.infer(&lam).unwrap(); + assert!(matches!(ty.data(), ExprData::All(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_app() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // Under a binder with x : Sort 0, id(x) : Sort 0 + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let app = AE::app(id_const, AE::var(0, ())); + let ty = tc.infer(&app).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(ty, sort0()); + tc.pop_local(); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_all() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 0 : Sort 1 + let all = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + let ty = tc.infer(&all).unwrap(); + assert!(matches!(ty.data(), ExprData::Sort(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_nat_lit() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let n = AE::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("42")); + let ty = tc.infer(&n).unwrap(); + // Nat literal type = Nat constant + assert!( + matches!(ty.data(), ExprData::Const(id, _, _) if id.addr == tc.prims.nat.addr) + ); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_cache() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let e = sort0(); + let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(t1, t2); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5560ffc4 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1537 @@ +//! Ingress: convert Ixon environment to zero kernel types. +//! +//! Converts Ixon `Constant`/`ConstantInfo`/`Expr`/`Univ` (alpha-invariant, +//! content-addressed) to `KExpr`/`KUniv`/`KConst` (kernel types with positional +//! universe params and optional metadata). Uses iterative stack-based traversal +//! to avoid stack overflow on deeply nested expressions. + +use std::cell::Cell; +use std::sync::Arc; + +use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, ParallelIterator}; +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, Name}; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ + Constant, ConstantInfo as IxonCI, DefKind, MutConst as IxonMutConst, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; +use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; +use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::{ + ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, resolve_kvmap, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::univ::Univ as IxonUniv; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +use super::constant::{RecRule, KConst}; +use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; +use super::expr::{MData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::KUniv; +use super::mode::KernelMode; + +// ============================================================================ +// Lookup tables +// ============================================================================ + +/// Read-only context for converting a single Ixon constant's expressions. +struct Ctx<'a, M: KernelMode> { + sharing: &'a [Arc], + refs: &'a [Address], + univs: &'a [Arc], + /// ZIds of mutual block members (for resolving `Expr::Rec`). + mut_ctx: Vec>, + arena: &'a ExprMeta, + names: &'a FxHashMap, + lvls: Vec, + /// Canonical intern table (shared across all ingress calls). + intern: &'a InternTable, + /// Counter for generating synthetic unique names when metadata is missing. + synth_counter: Cell, +} + +/// Expression conversion cache, keyed on (expr pointer, arena_idx). +type ExprCache = FxHashMap<(usize, u64), KExpr>; + +fn resolve_name(addr: &Address, names: &FxHashMap) -> Name { + names.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon) +} + +impl Ctx<'_, M> { + /// Generate a unique synthetic name like `_s0`, `_s1`, etc. + fn synth_name(&self) -> Name { + let n = self.synth_counter.get(); + self.synth_counter.set(n + 1); + Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("_s{n}")) + } +} + +fn resolve_level_params( + lvl_addrs: &[Address], + names: &FxHashMap, +) -> Vec { + lvl_addrs.iter().map(|a| resolve_name(a, names)).collect() +} + +/// Resolve a ConstantMeta `all` field to `Vec>`. +fn resolve_all( + all_addrs: &[Address], + names: &FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, +) -> Vec> { + all_addrs + .iter() + .map(|name_addr| { + let name = resolve_name(name_addr, names); + let addr = name_to_addr + .get(&name) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash())); + KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)) + }) + .collect() +} + +fn get_ctx_addrs(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> &[Address] { + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { ctx, .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { ctx, .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { ctx, .. } => ctx, + _ => &[], + } +} + +fn build_mut_ctx( + meta: &ConstantMeta, + names: &FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, +) -> Vec> { + resolve_all(get_ctx_addrs(meta), names, name_to_addr) +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Universe ingress (iterative) +// ============================================================================ + +enum UnivFrame { + Process(Arc), + Succ, + MaxLeft(Arc), + Max, + IMaxLeft(Arc), + IMax, +} + +fn ingress_univ( + root: &Arc, + ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, + intern: &InternTable, +) -> KUniv { + let mut stack: Vec = vec![UnivFrame::Process(root.clone())]; + let mut values: Vec> = Vec::new(); + + while let Some(frame) = stack.pop() { + match frame { + UnivFrame::Process(u) => match u.as_ref() { + IxonUniv::Zero => values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::zero())), + IxonUniv::Succ(inner) => { + stack.push(UnivFrame::Succ); + stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(inner.clone())); + }, + IxonUniv::Max(a, b) => { + stack.push(UnivFrame::Max); + stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(b.clone())); + stack.push(UnivFrame::MaxLeft(a.clone())); + }, + IxonUniv::IMax(a, b) => { + stack.push(UnivFrame::IMax); + stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(b.clone())); + stack.push(UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a.clone())); + }, + IxonUniv::Var(idx) => { + let name = + ctx.lvls.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + values + .push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::param(*idx, M::meta_field(name)))); + }, + }, + UnivFrame::Succ => { + let inner = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::succ(inner))); + }, + UnivFrame::MaxLeft(a) => { + stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(a)); + }, + UnivFrame::Max => { + let b = values.pop().unwrap(); + let a = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::max(a, b))); + }, + UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a) => { + stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(a)); + }, + UnivFrame::IMax => { + let b = values.pop().unwrap(); + let a = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::imax(a, b))); + }, + } + } + + intern.intern_univ(values.pop().unwrap()) +} + +fn ingress_univ_args( + univ_idxs: &[u64], + ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, + intern: &InternTable, +) -> Box<[KUniv]> { + univ_idxs + .iter() + .filter_map(|&idx| ctx.univs.get(idx as usize)) + .map(|u| ingress_univ(u, ctx, intern)) + .collect() +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Expression ingress (iterative) +// ============================================================================ + +enum ExprFrame { + Process { + expr: Arc, + arena_idx: u64, + }, + AppArg { + arg: Arc, + arg_arena: u64, + }, + AppDone { + mdata: M::MField>, + }, + LamBody { + body: Arc, + body_arena: u64, + }, + LamDone { + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + mdata: M::MField>, + }, + AllBody { + body: Arc, + body_arena: u64, + }, + AllDone { + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + mdata: M::MField>, + }, + LetVal { + val: Arc, + val_arena: u64, + body: Arc, + body_arena: u64, + binder_name: Name, + }, + LetBody { + body: Arc, + body_arena: u64, + }, + LetDone { + name: M::MField, + nd: bool, + mdata: M::MField>, + }, + PrjDone { + type_id: KId, + field_idx: u64, + mdata: M::MField>, + }, + Cache { + key: (usize, u64), + }, + /// Push a binder name before processing a body (for BVar name resolution). + BinderPush { + name: Name, + }, + /// Pop a binder name after processing a body. + BinderPop, +} + +/// Default empty arena for constants without metadata. +static DEFAULT_ARENA: ExprMeta = ExprMeta { nodes: Vec::new() }; + +fn ingress_expr( + root_expr: &Arc, + root_arena: u64, + ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + cache: &mut ExprCache, +) -> Result, String> { + let mut stack: Vec> = + vec![ExprFrame::Process { expr: root_expr.clone(), arena_idx: root_arena }]; + let mut values: Vec> = Vec::new(); + // Binder name context for resolving BVar names via de Bruijn index. + // Pushed when entering a binder body, popped when leaving. + let mut binder_names: Vec = Vec::new(); + + while let Some(frame) = stack.pop() { + match frame { + ExprFrame::Process { expr, arena_idx } => { + // Walk mdata chain in arena + let mut current_idx = arena_idx; + let mut mdata_layers: Vec = Vec::new(); + loop { + match ctx.arena.nodes.get(current_idx as usize) { + Some(ExprMetaData::Mdata { mdata, child }) => { + for kvm in mdata { + mdata_layers.push(resolve_kvmap(kvm, ixon_env)); + } + current_idx = *child; + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Expand Share transparently + if let IxonExpr::Share(share_idx) = expr.as_ref() { + if let Some(shared) = ctx.sharing.get(*share_idx as usize) { + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: shared.clone(), arena_idx }); + continue; + } else { + return Err(format!("invalid Share index {share_idx}")); + } + } + + // BVar early return (no caching needed for leaves) + if let IxonExpr::Var(idx) = expr.as_ref() { + // Resolve name from the binder context using de Bruijn index. + let name = binder_names + .len() + .checked_sub(1 + *idx as usize) + .and_then(|i| binder_names.get(i)) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + if mdata_layers.is_empty() { + values.push( + ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::var(*idx, M::meta_field(name))), + ); + } else { + values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::var_mdata( + *idx, + M::meta_field(name), + M::meta_field(mdata_layers), + ))); + } + continue; + } + + // Check cache + let cache_key = (Arc::as_ptr(&expr) as usize, arena_idx); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&cache_key) { + values.push(cached.clone()); + continue; + } + + let node = ctx + .arena + .nodes + .get(current_idx as usize) + .unwrap_or(&ExprMetaData::Leaf); + + stack.push(ExprFrame::Cache { key: cache_key }); + let mdata = M::meta_field(mdata_layers); + + match expr.as_ref() { + IxonExpr::Sort(idx) => { + let u = ctx + .univs + .get(*idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Sort univ index {idx}"))?; + let zu = ingress_univ(u, ctx, ctx.intern); + values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::sort_mdata(zu, mdata))); + }, + + IxonExpr::Var(_) => unreachable!(), + + IxonExpr::Ref(ref_idx, univ_idxs) => { + let addr = ctx + .refs + .get(*ref_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Ref index {ref_idx}"))? + .clone(); + let name = match node { + ExprMetaData::Ref { name: name_addr } => { + resolve_name(name_addr, ctx.names) + }, + _ => { + return Err(format!( + "Ref at index {ref_idx} (addr {}) has no metadata name (node={node:?})", + &addr.hex()[..8] + )); + }, + }; + let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern); + values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata( + KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)), + univs, + mdata, + ))); + }, + + IxonExpr::Rec(rec_idx, univ_idxs) => { + let mid = ctx + .mut_ctx + .get(*rec_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Rec index {rec_idx}"))? + .clone(); + let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern); + values.push( + ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata(mid, univs, mdata)), + ); + }, + + IxonExpr::App(f, a) => { + let (f_arena, a_arena) = match node { + ExprMetaData::App { children } => (children[0], children[1]), + _ => (current_idx, current_idx), + }; + stack.push(ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata }); + stack + .push(ExprFrame::AppArg { arg: a.clone(), arg_arena: a_arena }); + stack + .push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: f.clone(), arena_idx: f_arena }); + }, + + IxonExpr::Lam(ty, body) => { + let (name, bi, ty_arena, body_arena) = match node { + ExprMetaData::Binder { name: addr, info, children } => ( + resolve_name(addr, ctx.names), + info.clone(), + children[0], + children[1], + ), + _ => ( + ctx.synth_name(), + BinderInfo::Default, + current_idx, + current_idx, + ), + }; + stack.push(ExprFrame::LamDone { + name: M::meta_field(name.clone()), + bi: M::meta_field(bi), + mdata, + }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPop); + stack.push(ExprFrame::LamBody { body: body.clone(), body_arena }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPush { name }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { + expr: ty.clone(), + arena_idx: ty_arena, + }); + }, + + IxonExpr::All(ty, body) => { + let (name, bi, ty_arena, body_arena) = match node { + ExprMetaData::Binder { name: addr, info, children } => ( + resolve_name(addr, ctx.names), + info.clone(), + children[0], + children[1], + ), + _ => ( + ctx.synth_name(), + BinderInfo::Default, + current_idx, + current_idx, + ), + }; + stack.push(ExprFrame::AllDone { + name: M::meta_field(name.clone()), + bi: M::meta_field(bi), + mdata, + }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPop); + stack.push(ExprFrame::AllBody { body: body.clone(), body_arena }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPush { name }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { + expr: ty.clone(), + arena_idx: ty_arena, + }); + }, + + IxonExpr::Let(nd, ty, val, body) => { + let (name, ty_arena, val_arena, body_arena) = match node { + ExprMetaData::LetBinder { name: addr, children } => ( + resolve_name(addr, ctx.names), + children[0], + children[1], + children[2], + ), + _ => (ctx.synth_name(), current_idx, current_idx, current_idx), + }; + stack.push(ExprFrame::LetDone { + name: M::meta_field(name.clone()), + nd: *nd, + mdata, + }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPop); + stack.push(ExprFrame::LetVal { + val: val.clone(), + val_arena, + body: body.clone(), + body_arena, + binder_name: name, + }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { + expr: ty.clone(), + arena_idx: ty_arena, + }); + }, + + IxonExpr::Prj(type_ref_idx, field_idx, s) => { + let type_addr = ctx + .refs + .get(*type_ref_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| { + format!("invalid Prj type ref index {type_ref_idx}") + })? + .clone(); + let (struct_name, child_arena) = match node { + ExprMetaData::Prj { struct_name: addr, child } => { + (resolve_name(addr, ctx.names), *child) + }, + _ => { + return Err(format!( + "Prj at ref index {type_ref_idx} (addr {}) has no metadata name (node={node:?})", + &type_addr.hex()[..8] + )); + }, + }; + stack.push(ExprFrame::PrjDone { + type_id: KId::new(type_addr, M::meta_field(struct_name)), + field_idx: *field_idx, + mdata, + }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { + expr: s.clone(), + arena_idx: child_arena, + }); + }, + + IxonExpr::Str(ref_idx) => { + let addr = ctx + .refs + .get(*ref_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Str ref index {ref_idx}"))?; + let s = ixon_env + .get_blob(addr) + .and_then(|b| String::from_utf8(b).ok()) + .unwrap_or_default(); + values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::str_mdata( + s, + addr.clone(), + mdata, + ))); + }, + + IxonExpr::Nat(ref_idx) => { + let addr = ctx + .refs + .get(*ref_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Nat ref index {ref_idx}"))?; + let n = ixon_env + .get_blob(addr) + .map(|b| Nat::from_le_bytes(&b)) + .unwrap_or_else(|| Nat::from(0u64)); + values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::nat_mdata( + n, + addr.clone(), + mdata, + ))); + }, + + IxonExpr::Share(_) => unreachable!(), + } + }, + + // Continuation frames + ExprFrame::AppArg { arg, arg_arena } => { + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: arg, arena_idx: arg_arena }); + }, + ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata } => { + let a = values.pop().unwrap(); + let f = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::app_mdata(f, a, mdata))); + }, + ExprFrame::LamBody { body, body_arena } => { + // The binder name was already pushed by BinderPush before this frame + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); + }, + ExprFrame::LamDone { name, bi, mdata } => { + let body = values.pop().unwrap(); + let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push( + ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::lam_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, mdata)), + ); + }, + ExprFrame::AllBody { body, body_arena } => { + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); + }, + ExprFrame::AllDone { name, bi, mdata } => { + let body = values.pop().unwrap(); + let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push( + ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::all_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, mdata)), + ); + }, + ExprFrame::LetVal { val, val_arena, body, body_arena, binder_name } => { + stack.push(ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPush { name: binder_name }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: val, arena_idx: val_arena }); + }, + ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena } => { + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); + }, + ExprFrame::LetDone { name, nd, mdata } => { + let body = values.pop().unwrap(); + let val = values.pop().unwrap(); + let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push( + ctx + .intern + .intern_expr(KExpr::let_mdata(name, ty, val, body, nd, mdata)), + ); + }, + ExprFrame::BinderPush { name } => { + binder_names.push(name); + }, + ExprFrame::BinderPop => { + binder_names.pop(); + }, + ExprFrame::PrjDone { type_id, field_idx, mdata } => { + let s = values.pop().unwrap(); + values.push( + ctx + .intern + .intern_expr(KExpr::prj_mdata(type_id, field_idx, s, mdata)), + ); + }, + ExprFrame::Cache { key } => { + let result = values.last().unwrap().clone(); + cache.insert(key, result); + }, + } + } + + values.pop().ok_or_else(|| "ingress_expr: empty value stack".to_string()) +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Constant ingress +// ============================================================================ + +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn ingress_defn( + def: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::Definition, + self_id: KId, + meta: &ConstantMeta, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + names: &FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, + sharing: &[Arc], + refs: &[Address], + univs: &[Arc], + block: KId, + intern: &InternTable, +) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { + let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let (level_params, arena, type_root, value_root, hints, safety, all_addrs) = + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { + lvls, + arena, + type_root, + value_root, + hints, + all, + .. + } => ( + resolve_level_params(lvls, names), + arena, + *type_root, + *value_root, + *hints, + def.safety, + all.clone(), + ), + _ => ( + vec![], + &DEFAULT_ARENA, + 0, + 0, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + def.safety, + vec![], + ), + }; + + let ctx = Ctx { + sharing, + refs, + univs, + mut_ctx: build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr), + arena, + names, + lvls: level_params.clone(), + intern, + synth_counter: Cell::new(0), + }; + + let typ = ingress_expr(&def.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let value = ingress_expr(&def.value, value_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr); + + let name = resolve_name( + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name, .. } => name, + _ => &self_id.addr, + }, + names, + ); + + Ok(vec![( + self_id, + KConst::Defn { + name: M::meta_field(name), + level_params: M::meta_field(level_params), + kind: def.kind, + safety, + hints, + lvls: def.lvls, + ty: typ, + val: value, + lean_all: M::meta_field(lean_all), + block, + }, + )]) +} + +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn ingress_recursor( + rec: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::Recursor, + self_id: KId, + meta: &ConstantMeta, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + names: &FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, + sharing: &[Arc], + refs: &[Address], + univs: &[Arc], + block: KId, + intern: &InternTable, +) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { + let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let ( + level_params, + arena, + type_root, + rule_roots, + all_addrs, + ) = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { + lvls, + arena, + type_root, + rule_roots, + all, + .. + } => ( + resolve_level_params(lvls, names), + arena, + *type_root, + rule_roots.clone(), + all.clone(), + ), + _ => (vec![], &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0, vec![], vec![]), + }; + + let ctx = Ctx { + sharing, + refs, + univs, + mut_ctx: build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr), + arena, + names, + lvls: level_params.clone(), + intern, + synth_counter: Cell::new(0), + }; + + let typ = ingress_expr(&rec.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let rules: Result>, String> = rec + .rules + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, rule)| { + let rhs_root = rule_roots.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(0); + let rhs = ingress_expr(&rule.rhs, rhs_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + Ok(RecRule { fields: rule.fields, rhs }) + }) + .collect(); + let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr); + + let name = resolve_name( + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { name, .. } => name, + _ => &self_id.addr, + }, + names, + ); + + Ok(vec![( + self_id, + KConst::Recr { + name: M::meta_field(name), + level_params: M::meta_field(level_params), + k: rec.k, + is_unsafe: rec.is_unsafe, + lvls: rec.lvls, + params: rec.params, + indices: rec.indices, + motives: rec.motives, + minors: rec.minors, + block, + member_idx: 0, // filled in by caller for muts blocks + ty: typ, + rules: rules?, + lean_all: M::meta_field(lean_all), + }, + )]) +} + +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn ingress_standalone( + const_name: &Name, + addr: &Address, + constant: &Constant, + meta: &ConstantMeta, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + names: &FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, + intern: &InternTable, +) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { + let self_id: KId = + KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(const_name.clone())); + + match &constant.info { + IxonCI::Defn(def) => ingress_defn( + def, + self_id.clone(), + meta, + ixon_env, + names, + name_to_addr, + &constant.sharing, + &constant.refs, + &constant.univs, + self_id, + intern, + ), + + IxonCI::Axio(ax) => { + let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let (level_params, arena, type_root) = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { lvls, arena, type_root, .. } => { + (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) + }, + _ => (vec![], &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0), + }; + let ctx = Ctx { + sharing: &constant.sharing, + refs: &constant.refs, + univs: &constant.univs, + mut_ctx: vec![], + arena, + names, + lvls: level_params.clone(), + intern, + synth_counter: Cell::new(0), + }; + let typ = ingress_expr(&ax.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let name = resolve_name( + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name, .. } => name, + _ => addr, + }, + names, + ); + Ok(vec![( + self_id, + KConst::Axio { + name: M::meta_field(name), + level_params: M::meta_field(level_params), + is_unsafe: ax.is_unsafe, + lvls: ax.lvls, + ty: typ, + }, + )]) + }, + + IxonCI::Quot(q) => { + let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let (level_params, arena, type_root) = match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { lvls, arena, type_root, .. } => { + (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) + }, + _ => (vec![], &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0), + }; + let ctx = Ctx { + sharing: &constant.sharing, + refs: &constant.refs, + univs: &constant.univs, + mut_ctx: vec![], + arena, + names, + lvls: level_params.clone(), + intern, + synth_counter: Cell::new(0), + }; + let typ = ingress_expr(&q.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let name = resolve_name( + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name, .. } => name, + _ => addr, + }, + names, + ); + Ok(vec![( + self_id, + KConst::Quot { + name: M::meta_field(name), + level_params: M::meta_field(level_params), + kind: q.kind, + lvls: q.lvls, + ty: typ, + }, + )]) + }, + + IxonCI::Recr(rec) => ingress_recursor( + rec, + self_id.clone(), + meta, + ixon_env, + names, + name_to_addr, + &constant.sharing, + &constant.refs, + &constant.univs, + self_id, + intern, + ), + + // Projections and Muts are handled in ingress_muts_block + IxonCI::IPrj(_) + | IxonCI::CPrj(_) + | IxonCI::RPrj(_) + | IxonCI::DPrj(_) + | IxonCI::Muts(_) => Ok(vec![]), + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Muts block ingress +// ============================================================================ + +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn ingress_muts_inductive( + ind: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::Inductive, + self_id: KId, + meta: &ConstantMeta, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + names: &FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, + block_constant: &Constant, + block_id: KId, + member_idx: u64, + intern: &InternTable, +) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { + let (level_params, arena, type_root, all_addrs, ctor_addrs) = match &meta.info + { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { lvls, arena, type_root, all, ctors, .. } => ( + resolve_level_params(lvls, names), + arena, + *type_root, + all.clone(), + ctors.clone(), + ), + _ => (vec![], &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0, vec![], vec![]), + }; + + let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut_ctx = build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr); + let ctx = Ctx { + sharing: &block_constant.sharing, + refs: &block_constant.refs, + univs: &block_constant.univs, + mut_ctx, + arena, + names, + lvls: level_params.clone(), + intern, + synth_counter: Cell::new(0), + }; + + let typ = ingress_expr(&ind.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr); + let ctor_ids: Vec> = ctor_addrs + .iter() + .map(|a| { + let n = resolve_name(a, names); + let ca = name_to_addr + .get(&n) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| Address::from_blake3_hash(*n.get_hash())); + KId::new(ca, M::meta_field(n)) + }) + .collect(); + + let name = resolve_name( + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name, .. } => name, + _ => &self_id.addr, + }, + names, + ); + + let mut results = vec![( + self_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: M::meta_field(name), + level_params: M::meta_field(level_params.clone()), + lvls: ind.lvls, + params: ind.params, + indices: ind.indices, + is_rec: ind.recr, + is_refl: ind.refl, + is_unsafe: ind.is_unsafe, + nested: ind.nested, + block: block_id, + member_idx, + ty: typ, + ctors: ctor_ids.clone(), + lean_all: M::meta_field(lean_all), + }, + )]; + + // Emit constructors + for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + cache.clear(); + let ctor_id = match ctor_ids.get(cidx).cloned() { + Some(id) => id, + None => { + return Err(format!("missing ctor_id for constructor index {cidx}")); + }, + }; + + let ctor_name = + resolve_name(ctor_addrs.get(cidx).unwrap_or(&self_id.addr), names); + let ctor_named = ixon_env.lookup_name(&ctor_name); + let ctor_meta = ctor_named.as_ref().map(|n| &n.meta); + + let (ctor_lvl_params, ctor_arena, ctor_type_root) = + match ctor_meta.map(|m| &m.info) { + Some(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { lvls, arena, type_root, .. }) => { + (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) + }, + _ => (level_params.clone(), &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0), + }; + + let ctor_ctx = Ctx { + sharing: &block_constant.sharing, + refs: &block_constant.refs, + univs: &block_constant.univs, + mut_ctx: ctx.mut_ctx.clone(), + arena: ctor_arena, + names, + lvls: ctor_lvl_params.clone(), + intern, + synth_counter: Cell::new(0), + }; + + let ctor_typ = + ingress_expr(&ctor.typ, ctor_type_root, &ctor_ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + + results.push(( + ctor_id, + KConst::Ctor { + name: M::meta_field(ctor_name), + level_params: M::meta_field(ctor_lvl_params), + is_unsafe: ctor.is_unsafe, + lvls: ctor.lvls, + induct: self_id.clone(), + cidx: ctor.cidx, + params: ctor.params, + fields: ctor.fields, + ty: ctor_typ, + }, + )); + } + + Ok(results) +} + +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn ingress_muts_block( + entry_name: &Name, + entry_addr: &Address, + all: &[Vec
], + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + names: &FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, + intern: &InternTable, +) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { + let block_id: KId = + KId::new(entry_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(entry_name.clone())); + + let block_constant = ixon_env.get_const(entry_addr).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("missing Muts block constant {}", entry_addr.hex()) + })?; + let members = match &block_constant.info { + IxonCI::Muts(m) => m, + _ => return Err(format!("constant at {} is not Muts", entry_addr.hex())), + }; + + let mut results: Vec<(KId, KConst)> = Vec::new(); + + for (i, member) in members.iter().enumerate() { + let primary_name_addr = all + .get(i) + .and_then(|cls| cls.first()) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("Muts block member {i} has no name in all"))?; + let member_name = resolve_name(primary_name_addr, names); + + let member_named = ixon_env.lookup_name(&member_name).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("Muts member '{member_name}' not found in named entries") + })?; + let member_addr = &member_named.addr; + let member_meta = &member_named.meta; + + let self_id: KId = + KId::new(member_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(member_name.clone())); + + match member { + IxonMutConst::Indc(ind) => { + results.extend(ingress_muts_inductive( + ind, + self_id, + member_meta, + ixon_env, + names, + name_to_addr, + &block_constant, + block_id.clone(), + i as u64, + intern, + )?); + }, + IxonMutConst::Recr(rec) => { + results.extend(ingress_recursor( + rec, + self_id, + member_meta, + ixon_env, + names, + name_to_addr, + &block_constant.sharing, + &block_constant.refs, + &block_constant.univs, + block_id.clone(), + intern, + )?); + }, + IxonMutConst::Defn(def) => { + results.extend(ingress_defn( + def, + self_id, + member_meta, + ixon_env, + names, + name_to_addr, + &block_constant.sharing, + &block_constant.refs, + &block_constant.univs, + block_id.clone(), + intern, + )?); + }, + } + } + + Ok(results) +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Lightweight LeanExpr → KExpr ingress (compile-side) +// ============================================================================ + +use super::mode::Anon; +use crate::ix::env::{ + Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData as LeanExprData, Level, LevelData, +}; + +/// Convert a Lean Level to KUniv, mapping named params to positional indices. +pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { + match lvl.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) => KUniv::zero(), + LevelData::Succ(l, _) => KUniv::succ(lean_level_to_kuniv(l, param_names)), + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => KUniv::max( + lean_level_to_kuniv(a, param_names), + lean_level_to_kuniv(b, param_names), + ), + LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => KUniv::imax( + lean_level_to_kuniv(a, param_names), + lean_level_to_kuniv(b, param_names), + ), + LevelData::Param(name, _) => { + let idx = param_names.iter().position(|n| n == name).unwrap_or(0) as u64; + KUniv::param(idx, ()) + }, + LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => KUniv::zero(), // shouldn't appear in elaborated terms + } +} + +/// Resolve a Lean Name to an Address, using real Ixon address if available. +/// +/// Checks `name_to_ixon_addr` first (real compiled address), falls back to +/// `Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash())` for constants not yet compiled. +pub fn resolve_lean_name_addr( + name: &Name, + name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, +) -> Address { + if let Some(map) = name_to_ixon_addr { + if let Some(entry) = map.get(name) { + return entry.value().clone(); + } + } + Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()) +} + +/// Convert a LeanExpr to KExpr. +/// +/// `param_names` provides the positional mapping for universe level params. +/// `name_to_ixon_addr` maps Lean names to real Ixon addresses for already-compiled +/// constants. Falls back to name hash for constants not yet compiled. +pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( + expr: &LeanExpr, + param_names: &[Name], + intern: &InternTable, + name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, +) -> KExpr { + let e = lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw(expr, param_names, intern, name_to_ixon_addr); + intern.intern_expr(e) +} + +fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( + expr: &LeanExpr, + pn: &[Name], + intern: &InternTable, + n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, +) -> KExpr { + match expr.as_data() { + LeanExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => KExpr::var(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ()), + LeanExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => KExpr::sort(lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl, pn)), + LeanExprData::Const(name, us, _) => { + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a); + let zid = KId::new(addr, ()); + let zus: Box<[KUniv]> = + us.iter().map(|u| lean_level_to_kuniv(u, pn)).collect(); + KExpr::cnst(zid, zus) + }, + LeanExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let zf = lean_expr_to_zexpr(f, pn, intern, n2a); + let za = lean_expr_to_zexpr(a, pn, intern, n2a); + KExpr::app(zf, za) + }, + LeanExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a); + let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a); + KExpr::all((), (), zd, zb) + }, + LeanExprData::Lam(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a); + let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a); + KExpr::lam((), (), zd, zb) + }, + LeanExprData::LetE(_, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let zt = lean_expr_to_zexpr(ty, pn, intern, n2a); + let zv = lean_expr_to_zexpr(val, pn, intern, n2a); + let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a); + KExpr::let_((), zt, zv, zb, *nd) + }, + LeanExprData::Proj(name, idx, e, _) => { + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a); + let zid = KId::new(addr, ()); + let ze = lean_expr_to_zexpr(e, pn, intern, n2a); + KExpr::prj(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ze) + }, + LeanExprData::Lit(lit, _) => { + use crate::ix::env::Literal; + match lit { + Literal::NatVal(n) => { + let addr = Address::hash(&n.to_u64().unwrap_or(0).to_le_bytes()); + KExpr::nat(n.clone(), addr) + }, + Literal::StrVal(s) => { + let addr = Address::hash(s.as_bytes()); + KExpr::str(s.clone(), addr) + }, + } + }, + // FVar, MVar, Mdata — shouldn't appear in elaborated kernel terms + _ => KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + } +} + +/// Name → Address for KId construction from Lean Names. +pub fn lean_name_to_addr(name: &Name) -> Address { + Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()) +} + +/// Incrementally ingress a set of just-compiled constants into a KEnv. +/// +/// Called after each block compiles in the topological compilation loop. +/// `names` are the Lean names of constants in the block. For each name, +/// we look up its Ixon address and constant, convert to KConst, and insert. +/// Build lookup tables from the ixon env for use with `ingress_compiled_names`. +/// Call once at compile start, then pass to each incremental ingress call. +pub fn build_ingress_lookups( + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, +) -> (FxHashMap, FxHashMap) { + let mut name_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for entry in ixon_env.names.iter() { + name_map.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + let mut addr_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { + addr_map.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); + } + (name_map, addr_map) +} + +pub fn ingress_compiled_names( + names: &[Name], + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + zenv: &KEnv, + intern: &InternTable, + name_map: &FxHashMap, + addr_map: &FxHashMap, +) { + + for name in names { + let named = match ixon_env.named.get(name) { + Some(entry) => entry.value().clone(), + None => continue, + }; + let constant = match ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + Some(c) => c, + None => continue, + }; + + // Check if this is a Muts entry (mutual block) — handle differently + if matches!(&named.meta.info, ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. }) { + if let ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } = &named.meta.info { + match ingress_muts_block( + name, + &named.addr, + all, + ixon_env, + &name_map, + &addr_map, + intern, + ) { + Ok(entries) => { + let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { + KConst::Defn { block, .. } + | KConst::Recr { block, .. } + | KConst::Indc { block, .. } => Some(block.clone()), + _ => None, + }); + let member_ids: Vec> = + entries.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); + if let Some(bid) = block_id { + zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); + } + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.insert(id, zc); + } + }, + Err(_) => {}, + } + } + continue; + } + + // Standalone constant (or member of a mutual block handled via Muts) + // Skip projection wrappers — they're handled by the Muts path + match &constant.info { + IxonCI::IPrj(_) | IxonCI::CPrj(_) | IxonCI::RPrj(_) | IxonCI::DPrj(_) => { + continue; + }, + _ => {}, + } + + match ingress_standalone( + name, + &named.addr, + &constant, + &named.meta, + ixon_env, + &name_map, + &addr_map, + intern, + ) { + Ok(entries) => { + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.insert(id, zc); + } + }, + Err(_) => {}, + } + } +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Top-level entry point +// ============================================================================ + +/// Convert an Ixon environment to a zero kernel environment. +pub fn ixon_to_zenv( + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, +) -> Result<(KEnv, InternTable), String> { + let intern = InternTable::new(); + + // Build lookup tables + let mut names: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for entry in ixon_env.names.iter() { + names.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + + let mut name_to_addr: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { + name_to_addr.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); + } + + // Partition named entries into standalone vs Muts + let mut standalone: Vec<(Name, crate::ix::ixon::env::Named)> = Vec::new(); + let mut muts: Vec<(Name, crate::ix::ixon::env::Named)> = Vec::new(); + + for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { + let const_name = entry.key().clone(); + let named = entry.value().clone(); + match &named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. } => { + muts.push((const_name, named)); + }, + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { .. } => { + if let Some(c) = ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + match &c.info { + IxonCI::IPrj(_) + | IxonCI::CPrj(_) + | IxonCI::RPrj(_) + | IxonCI::DPrj(_) => {}, + _ => standalone.push((const_name, named)), + } + } + }, + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { .. } => { + if let Some(c) = ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + match &c.info { + IxonCI::DPrj(_) => {}, + _ => standalone.push((const_name, named)), + } + } + }, + _ => standalone.push((const_name, named)), + } + } + + // Pass 1: Parallel standalone constants + let standalone_results: Result, KConst)>>, String> = + standalone + .into_par_iter() + .map(|(const_name, named)| { + let constant = match ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + Some(c) => c, + None => return Ok(vec![]), + }; + ingress_standalone( + &const_name, + &named.addr, + &constant, + &named.meta, + ixon_env, + &names, + &name_to_addr, + &intern, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{const_name}: {e}")) + }) + .collect(); + + // Pass 2: Parallel Muts blocks + let muts_results: Result, KConst)>>, String> = muts + .into_par_iter() + .map(|(entry_name, named)| { + let all = match &named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } => all, + _ => return Ok(vec![]), + }; + ingress_muts_block( + &entry_name, + &named.addr, + all, + ixon_env, + &names, + &name_to_addr, + &intern, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{entry_name}: {e}")) + }) + .collect(); + + // Assemble environment + let mut zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); + + for entries in standalone_results? { + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.blocks.entry(id.clone()).or_default().push(id.clone()); + zenv.insert(id, zc); + } + } + + for entries in muts_results? { + let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { + KConst::Defn { block, .. } + | KConst::Recr { block, .. } + | KConst::Indc { block, .. } => Some(block.clone()), + _ => None, + }); + let member_ids: Vec> = + entries.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); + if let Some(bid) = block_id { + zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); + } + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.insert(id, zc); + } + } + + Ok((zenv, intern)) +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a5fe39ae --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -0,0 +1,845 @@ +//! Universe levels with optional metadata and Géran's canonical-form comparison. +//! +//! `KUniv` is an Arc-wrapped universe level. Each variant carries a blake3 +//! Merkle hash (`Addr`) for content addressing. `Param` additionally carries +//! `M::MField` — the parameter name in Meta mode, erased to `()` in +//! Anon mode. + +use std::collections::BTreeMap; +use std::fmt; +use std::sync::Arc; + +use crate::ix::env::{Name, UIMAX, UMAX, UPARAM, USUCC, UZERO}; + +use super::env::Addr; +use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; + +/// Universe level. Thin Arc wrapper — cheap to clone, O(1) identity +/// via `Arc::ptr_eq`. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct KUniv(Arc>); + +/// Universe level data. Each variant carries its Merkle hash (`Addr`). +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub enum UnivData { + Zero(Addr), + Succ(KUniv, Addr), + Max(KUniv, KUniv, Addr), + IMax(KUniv, KUniv, Addr), + Param(u64, M::MField, Addr), +} + +impl KUniv { + /// Wrap raw data into a `KUniv`. + pub fn new(data: UnivData) -> Self { + KUniv(Arc::new(data)) + } + + pub fn data(&self) -> &UnivData { + &self.0 + } + + pub fn addr(&self) -> &Addr { + match self.data() { + UnivData::Zero(h) + | UnivData::Succ(_, h) + | UnivData::Max(_, _, h) + | UnivData::IMax(_, _, h) + | UnivData::Param(_, _, h) => h, + } + } + + pub fn ptr_eq(&self, other: &KUniv) -> bool { + Arc::ptr_eq(&self.0, &other.0) + } + + /// Structural equality by Merkle hash (pointer-first fast path). + pub fn hash_eq(&self, other: &KUniv) -> bool { + self.ptr_eq(other) || self.addr() == other.addr() + } + + /// True if this level is definitionally zero (Prop). + pub fn is_zero(&self) -> bool { + matches!(self.data(), UnivData::Zero(_)) + } + + /// True if this level is `Succ^n(base)` with n > 0. Such a level is never + /// zero under any parameter assignment. + pub fn is_never_zero(&self) -> bool { + match self.data() { + UnivData::Succ(..) => true, + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => a.is_never_zero() || b.is_never_zero(), + UnivData::IMax(_, b, _) => b.is_never_zero(), + _ => false, + } + } + + /// Peel the outermost constant offset: returns `(base, n)` where + /// `self = Succ^n(base)` and `base` is not `Succ`. + pub fn offset(&self) -> (&KUniv, u64) { + let mut u = self; + let mut n = 0u64; + loop { + match u.data() { + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { + u = inner; + n += 1; + }, + _ => return (u, n), + } + } + } +} + +impl KUniv { + pub fn zero() -> Self { + KUniv::new(UnivData::Zero(Arc::new(blake3::hash(&[UZERO])))) + } + + pub fn succ(inner: KUniv) -> Self { + let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); + hasher.update(&[USUCC]); + hasher.update(inner.addr().as_bytes()); + KUniv::new(UnivData::Succ(inner, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + } + + pub fn max(a: KUniv, b: KUniv) -> Self { + let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); + hasher.update(&[UMAX]); + hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); + hasher.update(b.addr().as_bytes()); + KUniv::new(UnivData::Max(a, b, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + } + + pub fn imax(a: KUniv, b: KUniv) -> Self { + let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); + hasher.update(&[UIMAX]); + hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); + hasher.update(b.addr().as_bytes()); + KUniv::new(UnivData::IMax(a, b, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + } + + pub fn param(idx: u64, name: M::MField) -> Self { + let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); + hasher.update(&[UPARAM]); + hasher.update(&idx.to_le_bytes()); + name.meta_hash(&mut hasher); + KUniv::new(UnivData::Param(idx, name, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + } +} + +// Structural equality by Merkle hash. +impl PartialEq for KUniv { + fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool { + self.hash_eq(other) + } +} + +impl Eq for KUniv {} + +/// Meta mode: shows names when available, positional index as fallback. +/// Anon mode: shows positional parameter indices. +impl fmt::Display for KUniv { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + fmt_univ(self, f) + } +} + +fn fmt_univ( + u: &KUniv, + f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>, +) -> fmt::Result { + match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => write!(f, "0"), + UnivData::Succ(_, _) => { + let (base, n) = u.offset(); + if base.is_zero() { + write!(f, "{n}") + } else { + fmt_univ(base, f)?; + write!(f, "+{n}") + } + }, + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { + write!(f, "max(")?; + fmt_univ(a, f)?; + write!(f, ", ")?; + fmt_univ(b, f)?; + write!(f, ")") + }, + UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => { + write!(f, "imax(")?; + fmt_univ(a, f)?; + write!(f, ", ")?; + fmt_univ(b, f)?; + write!(f, ")") + }, + UnivData::Param(idx, name, _) => { + if name.has_meta() { + name.meta_fmt(f) + } else { + write!(f, "u{idx}") + } + }, + } +} + +// Géran's canonical-form normalization and comparison +#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord)] +struct VarNode { + idx: u64, + offset: u64, +} + +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)] +struct Node { + constant: u64, + var: Vec, +} + +impl Node { + fn add_var(&mut self, idx: u64, k: u64) { + match self.var.binary_search_by_key(&idx, |v| v.idx) { + Ok(pos) => self.var[pos].offset = self.var[pos].offset.max(k), + Err(pos) => self.var.insert(pos, VarNode { idx, offset: k }), + } + } +} + +/// Canonical form: a map from imax-paths (sorted param indices representing +/// the conditioning chain) to nodes tracking constant offsets and variable +/// contributions. +type NormLevel = BTreeMap, Node>; + +fn norm_add_var(s: &mut NormLevel, idx: u64, k: u64, path: &[u64]) { + s.entry(path.to_vec()).or_default().add_var(idx, k); +} + +fn norm_add_node(s: &mut NormLevel, idx: u64, path: &[u64]) { + s.entry(path.to_vec()).or_default().add_var(idx, 0); +} + +fn norm_add_const(s: &mut NormLevel, k: u64, path: &[u64]) { + if k == 0 || (k == 1 && !path.is_empty()) { + return; + } + let node = s.entry(path.to_vec()).or_default(); + node.constant = node.constant.max(k); +} + +/// Insert into a sorted list, returning `None` if already present. +fn ordered_insert(a: u64, list: &[u64]) -> Option> { + match list.binary_search(&a) { + Ok(_) => None, + Err(pos) => { + let mut result = list.to_vec(); + result.insert(pos, a); + Some(result) + }, + } +} + +/// Recursively flatten a level into canonical form, accumulating into `acc`. +/// `path` tracks the imax-conditioning chain, `k` is the accumulated succ offset. +fn normalize_aux( + l: &KUniv, + path: &[u64], + k: u64, + acc: &mut NormLevel, +) { + match l.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => { + norm_add_const(acc, k, path); + }, + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { + normalize_aux(inner, path, k + 1, acc); + }, + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { + normalize_aux(a, path, k, acc); + normalize_aux(b, path, k, acc); + }, + UnivData::IMax(_, b, _) if b.is_zero() => { + norm_add_const(acc, k, path); + }, + UnivData::IMax(u, b, _) if matches!(b.data(), UnivData::Succ(..)) => { + if let UnivData::Succ(v, _) = b.data() { + normalize_aux(u, path, k, acc); + normalize_aux(v, path, k + 1, acc); + } + }, + UnivData::IMax(u, b, _) if matches!(b.data(), UnivData::Max(..)) => { + if let UnivData::Max(v, w, _) = b.data() { + normalize_imax_max(u, v, w, path, k, acc); + } + }, + UnivData::IMax(u, b, _) if matches!(b.data(), UnivData::IMax(..)) => { + if let UnivData::IMax(v, w, _) = b.data() { + normalize_imax_imax(u, v, w, path, k, acc); + } + }, + UnivData::IMax(u, b, _) if matches!(b.data(), UnivData::Param(..)) => { + if let UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) = b.data() { + let idx = *idx; + if let Some(new_path) = ordered_insert(idx, path) { + // When param(idx) = 0, imax(u, 0) = 0, contributing k from outer succs. + norm_add_const(acc, k, path); + norm_add_node(acc, idx, &new_path); + normalize_aux(u, &new_path, k, acc); + } else { + normalize_aux(u, path, k, acc); + } + } + }, + UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => { + let idx = *idx; + if let Some(new_path) = ordered_insert(idx, path) { + norm_add_const(acc, k, path); + norm_add_node(acc, idx, &new_path); + if k != 0 { + norm_add_var(acc, idx, k, &new_path); + } + } else if k != 0 { + norm_add_var(acc, idx, k, path); + } + }, + // All UnivData variants are covered above. If this is reached, + // it indicates a bug (e.g., a new variant was added without updating this match). + #[allow(unreachable_patterns)] + _ => unreachable!("normalize_aux: all UnivData variants should be covered"), + } +} + +/// Handle `imax(u, max(v, w))` = `max(imax(u, v), imax(u, w))`. +fn normalize_imax_max( + u: &KUniv, + v: &KUniv, + w: &KUniv, + path: &[u64], + k: u64, + acc: &mut NormLevel, +) { + normalize_imax_dispatch(u, v, path, k, acc); + normalize_imax_dispatch(u, w, path, k, acc); +} + +/// Handle `imax(u, imax(v, w))` = `max(imax(u, w), imax(v, w))`. +fn normalize_imax_imax( + u: &KUniv, + v: &KUniv, + w: &KUniv, + path: &[u64], + k: u64, + acc: &mut NormLevel, +) { + normalize_imax_dispatch(u, w, path, k, acc); + normalize_imax_dispatch(v, w, path, k, acc); +} + +/// Dispatch `imax(a, b)` normalization based on `b`'s shape. +fn normalize_imax_dispatch( + a: &KUniv, + b: &KUniv, + path: &[u64], + k: u64, + acc: &mut NormLevel, +) { + if b.is_zero() { + norm_add_const(acc, k, path); + } else if let UnivData::Succ(v, _) = b.data() { + normalize_aux(a, path, k, acc); + normalize_aux(v, path, k + 1, acc); + } else if let UnivData::Max(v, w, _) = b.data() { + normalize_imax_max(a, v, w, path, k, acc); + } else if let UnivData::IMax(v, w, _) = b.data() { + normalize_imax_imax(a, v, w, path, k, acc); + } else if let UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) = b.data() { + let idx = *idx; + if let Some(new_path) = ordered_insert(idx, path) { + // When param(idx) = 0, imax(a, 0) = 0, contributing k from outer succs. + norm_add_const(acc, k, path); + norm_add_node(acc, idx, &new_path); + normalize_aux(a, &new_path, k, acc); + } else { + normalize_aux(a, path, k, acc); + } + } else { + // All UnivData variants for `b` are covered above. + unreachable!( + "normalize_imax_dispatch: all UnivData variants for b should be covered" + ); + } +} + +// Subsumption (Phase 2) +fn subsume_vars(xs: &[VarNode], ys: &[VarNode]) -> Vec { + let mut result = Vec::new(); + let mut xi = 0; + let mut yi = 0; + while xi < xs.len() { + if yi >= ys.len() { + result.extend_from_slice(&xs[xi..]); + break; + } + match xs[xi].idx.cmp(&ys[yi].idx) { + std::cmp::Ordering::Less => { + result.push(xs[xi].clone()); + xi += 1; + }, + std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => { + if xs[xi].offset > ys[yi].offset { + result.push(xs[xi].clone()); + } + xi += 1; + yi += 1; + }, + std::cmp::Ordering::Greater => { + yi += 1; + }, + } + } + result +} + +fn is_subset(xs: &[u64], ys: &[u64]) -> bool { + let mut yi = 0; + for &x in xs { + while yi < ys.len() && ys[yi] < x { + yi += 1; + } + if yi >= ys.len() || ys[yi] != x { + return false; + } + yi += 1; + } + true +} + +fn subsumption(acc: &mut NormLevel) { + let snapshot: Vec<_> = + acc.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())).collect(); + + for (p1, n1) in acc.iter_mut() { + for (p2, n2) in &snapshot { + if !is_subset(p2, p1) { + continue; + } + let same = p1.len() == p2.len(); + + if n1.constant != 0 { + let max_var_offset = n1.var.iter().map(|v| v.offset).max().unwrap_or(0); + let keep_const = (same || n1.constant > n2.constant) + && (n2.var.is_empty() || n1.constant > max_var_offset + 1); + if !keep_const { + n1.constant = 0; + } + } + + if !same && !n2.var.is_empty() { + n1.var = subsume_vars(&n1.var, &n2.var); + } + } + } +} + +// Comparison +fn le_vars(xs: &[VarNode], ys: &[VarNode]) -> bool { + let mut yi = 0; + for x in xs { + loop { + if yi >= ys.len() { + return false; + } + match x.idx.cmp(&ys[yi].idx) { + std::cmp::Ordering::Less => return false, + std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => { + if x.offset > ys[yi].offset { + return false; + } + yi += 1; + break; + }, + std::cmp::Ordering::Greater => { + yi += 1; + }, + } + } + } + true +} + +fn norm_level_le(l1: &NormLevel, l2: &NormLevel) -> bool { + for (p1, n1) in l1 { + if n1.constant == 0 && n1.var.is_empty() { + continue; + } + let mut found = false; + for (p2, n2) in l2 { + if (!n2.var.is_empty() || n1.var.is_empty()) + && is_subset(p2, p1) + && (n1.constant <= n2.constant + || n2.var.iter().any(|v| n1.constant <= v.offset + 1)) + && le_vars(&n1.var, &n2.var) + { + found = true; + break; + } + } + if !found { + return false; + } + } + true +} + +fn norm_level_eq(l1: &NormLevel, l2: &NormLevel) -> bool { + if l1.len() != l2.len() { + return false; + } + for (k, v1) in l1 { + match l2.get(k) { + Some(v2) => { + if v1.constant != v2.constant + || v1.var.len() != v2.var.len() + || v1.var.iter().zip(v2.var.iter()).any(|(a, b)| a != b) + { + return false; + } + }, + None => return false, + } + } + true +} + +/// Normalize a universe level to Géran's canonical form. +fn normalize_level(l: &KUniv) -> NormLevel { + let mut acc = NormLevel::new(); + acc.insert(Vec::new(), Node::default()); + normalize_aux(l, &[], 0, &mut acc); + subsumption(&mut acc); + acc +} + +/// Semantic universe equality: `u ≡ v` for all parameter assignments. +pub fn univ_eq(u: &KUniv, v: &KUniv) -> bool { + u.hash_eq(v) || norm_level_eq(&normalize_level(u), &normalize_level(v)) +} + +/// Check `u ≥ v` for all parameter assignments. +pub fn univ_geq(u: &KUniv, v: &KUniv) -> bool { + u.hash_eq(v) + || v.is_zero() + || norm_level_le(&normalize_level(v), &normalize_level(u)) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::mode::{Anon, Meta}; + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::Name; + + type MU = KUniv; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + name + } + + // ---- Constructors & hashing ---- + + #[test] + fn zero_hash_deterministic() { + assert_eq!(MU::zero().addr(), MU::zero().addr()); + assert_eq!(AU::zero().addr(), AU::zero().addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn zero_and_succ_differ() { + let z = MU::zero(); + let s = MU::succ(z.clone()); + assert_ne!(z.addr(), s.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn succ_hash_depends_on_child() { + let s1 = MU::succ(MU::zero()); + let s2 = MU::succ(MU::succ(MU::zero())); + assert_ne!(s1.addr(), s2.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn max_hash_depends_on_order() { + let p0 = AU::param(0, ()); + let p1 = AU::param(1, ()); + let m1 = AU::max(p0.clone(), p1.clone()); + let m2 = AU::max(p1, p0); + assert_ne!(m1.addr(), m2.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn max_vs_imax_differ() { + let p0 = AU::param(0, ()); + let p1 = AU::param(1, ()); + let m = AU::max(p0.clone(), p1.clone()); + let im = AU::imax(p0, p1); + assert_ne!(m.addr(), im.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn param_index_differs() { + let p0 = AU::param(0, ()); + let p1 = AU::param(1, ()); + assert_ne!(p0.addr(), p1.addr()); + } + + // ---- Meta mode: names affect hash ---- + + #[test] + fn meta_param_name_affects_hash() { + let a = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); + let b = MU::param(0, mk_name("v")); + assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_param_same_name_same_hash() { + let a = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); + let b = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + } + + // ---- Anon mode: names erased ---- + + #[test] + fn anon_param_same_index_same_hash() { + let a = AU::param(0, ()); + let b = AU::param(0, ()); + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + } + + // ---- Anon vs Meta structural hash differs (meta contributes name bytes) ---- + + #[test] + fn anon_vs_meta_named_param_differ() { + let anon = AU::param(0, ()); + let meta = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); + assert_ne!(anon.addr(), meta.addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn anon_vs_meta_anon_param_same() { + // Meta with anonymous name: UPARAM ++ idx ++ anon_name_hash_bytes + // Anon: UPARAM ++ idx (no name bytes) + // These differ because Meta still writes the anon name hash. + let anon = AU::param(0, ()); + let meta = MU::param(0, Name::anon()); + assert_ne!(anon.addr(), meta.addr()); + } + + // ---- PartialEq ---- + + #[test] + fn eq_by_hash() { + let a = MU::succ(MU::zero()); + let b = MU::succ(MU::zero()); + assert_eq!(a, b); + assert_ne!(a, MU::zero()); + } + + // ---- is_zero / is_never_zero / offset ---- + + #[test] + fn is_zero_checks() { + assert!(AU::zero().is_zero()); + assert!(!AU::succ(AU::zero()).is_zero()); + assert!(!AU::param(0, ()).is_zero()); + } + + #[test] + fn is_never_zero_checks() { + let z = AU::zero(); + let s1 = AU::succ(z.clone()); + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + assert!(!z.is_never_zero()); + assert!(s1.is_never_zero()); + assert!(!p.is_never_zero()); + // max(succ(0), p) is never zero + assert!(AU::max(s1.clone(), p.clone()).is_never_zero()); + // imax(p, succ(0)) is never zero + assert!(AU::imax(p, s1).is_never_zero()); + } + + #[test] + fn offset_peeling() { + let z = MU::zero(); + let s1 = MU::succ(z.clone()); + let s3 = MU::succ(MU::succ(MU::succ(MU::param(0, mk_name("u"))))); + assert_eq!(z.offset().1, 0); + assert_eq!(s1.offset().1, 1); + assert!(s1.offset().0.is_zero()); + assert_eq!(s3.offset().1, 3); + assert!(matches!(s3.offset().0.data(), UnivData::Param(0, _, _))); + } + + // ---- Display ---- + + #[test] + fn display_zero() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", MU::zero()), "0"); + assert_eq!(format!("{}", AU::zero()), "0"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_succ_chain() { + let s2 = MU::succ(MU::succ(MU::zero())); + assert_eq!(format!("{s2}"), "2"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_succ_offset() { + let p = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); + let sp = MU::succ(MU::succ(p)); + assert_eq!(format!("{sp}"), "u+2"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_anon_param() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", AU::param(0, ())), "u0"); + assert_eq!(format!("{}", AU::param(3, ())), "u3"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_meta_named_param() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", MU::param(0, mk_name("v"))), "v"); + assert_eq!(format!("{}", MU::param(1, mk_name("w"))), "w"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_meta_anonymous_param() { + assert_eq!(format!("{}", MU::param(0, Name::anon())), "u0"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_max() { + let m = AU::max(AU::param(0, ()), AU::param(1, ())); + assert_eq!(format!("{m}"), "max(u0, u1)"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_imax() { + let im = AU::imax(AU::param(0, ()), AU::succ(AU::zero())); + assert_eq!(format!("{im}"), "imax(u0, 1)"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_meta_max_with_names() { + let m = MU::max(MU::param(0, mk_name("u")), MU::param(1, mk_name("v"))); + assert_eq!(format!("{m}"), "max(u, v)"); + } + + // ---- Géran comparison ---- + + #[test] + fn univ_eq_basic() { + let z = AU::zero(); + let s1 = AU::succ(z.clone()); + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + assert!(univ_eq(&z, &z)); + assert!(univ_eq(&s1, &s1)); + assert!(!univ_eq(&z, &s1)); + assert!(!univ_eq(&s1, &p)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_eq_max_commutative() { + let p0 = AU::param(0, ()); + let p1 = AU::param(1, ()); + let m1 = AU::max(p0.clone(), p1.clone()); + let m2 = AU::max(p1, p0); + assert!(univ_eq(&m1, &m2)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_eq_max_idempotent() { + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + let m = AU::max(p.clone(), p.clone()); + assert!(univ_eq(&m, &p)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_eq_max_zero() { + let z = AU::zero(); + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + let m = AU::max(p.clone(), z); + assert!(univ_eq(&m, &p)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_eq_imax_zero() { + let z = AU::zero(); + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + let im = AU::imax(p, z.clone()); + assert!(univ_eq(&im, &z)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_eq_imax_succ() { + let s1 = AU::succ(AU::zero()); + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + // imax(p, succ(0)) = max(p, succ(0)) + let im = AU::imax(p.clone(), s1.clone()); + let m = AU::max(p, s1); + assert!(univ_eq(&im, &m)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_eq_imax_distribute() { + let p0 = AU::param(0, ()); + let p1 = AU::param(1, ()); + let p2 = AU::param(2, ()); + // imax(p0, max(p1, p2)) = max(imax(p0, p1), imax(p0, p2)) + let m = AU::max(p1.clone(), p2.clone()); + let lhs = AU::imax(p0.clone(), m); + let im1 = AU::imax(p0.clone(), p1); + let im2 = AU::imax(p0, p2); + let rhs = AU::max(im1, im2); + assert!(univ_eq(&lhs, &rhs)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_geq_basic() { + let z = AU::zero(); + let s1 = AU::succ(z.clone()); + let s2 = AU::succ(s1.clone()); + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + assert!(univ_geq(&z, &z)); + assert!(univ_geq(&s1, &z)); + assert!(univ_geq(&p, &z)); + assert!(univ_geq(&s2, &s1)); + assert!(!univ_geq(&s1, &s2)); + } + + #[test] + fn univ_geq_param() { + let p = AU::param(0, ()); + let sp = AU::succ(p.clone()); + assert!(univ_geq(&sp, &p)); + assert!(!univ_geq(&p, &sp)); + } + + // ---- Meta mode Géran (names don't affect semantic equality) ---- + + #[test] + fn meta_univ_eq_ignores_names() { + // Same structure, different names — semantically equal + let a = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); + let b = MU::param(0, mk_name("v")); + // Hash differs (names contribute), but Géran comparison sees same index + assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + assert!(univ_eq(&a, &b)); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..79095c0a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs @@ -0,0 +1,304 @@ +//! Kernel mode metadata parameterization. +//! +//! All zero kernel types are parameterized by `M: KernelMode`, which controls +//! presence of metadata with `ZMode`: +//! +//! - **type Meta = ZMode**: metadata fields stored as `T`. +//! - **type Anon = ZMode**: metadata fields erased to `()`. +//! +//! `MetaHash` provides serialization into `blake3::Hasher` so that metadata +//! contributes to content hashes in Meta mode. The `()` impl is a no-op, +//! so metadata vanishes from hashes in Anon mode. + +use std::fmt::{self, Debug}; +use std::hash::Hash; + +use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, DataValue, Name, NameData}; + +/// Serialize a value into a `blake3::Hasher` for content hashing. +/// The `()` impl is a no-op, so erased metadata contributes nothing. +pub trait MetaHash { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher); +} + +impl MetaHash for () { + fn meta_hash(&self, _hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) {} +} + +impl MetaHash for Name { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { + hasher.update(self.get_hash().as_bytes()); + } +} + +impl MetaHash for BinderInfo { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { + hasher.update(&[match self { + BinderInfo::Default => 0, + BinderInfo::Implicit => 1, + BinderInfo::StrictImplicit => 2, + BinderInfo::InstImplicit => 3, + }]); + } +} + +impl MetaHash for DataValue { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { + crate::ix::env::hash_data_value(self, hasher); + } +} + +impl MetaHash for Vec { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { + for item in self { + item.meta_hash(hasher); + } + } +} + +impl MetaHash for (A, B) { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { + self.0.meta_hash(hasher); + self.1.meta_hash(hasher); + } +} + +impl MetaHash for bool { + fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher) { + hasher.update(&[*self as u8]); + } +} + +/// Check a metadata field for duplicate level parameter names. +/// `Vec` performs the real check; `()` (erased metadata) is a no-op. +pub trait CheckDupLevelParams { + fn has_duplicate_level_params(&self) -> bool; +} + +impl CheckDupLevelParams for Vec { + fn has_duplicate_level_params(&self) -> bool { + for (i, p) in self.iter().enumerate() { + if self[i + 1..].contains(p) { + return true; + } + } + false + } +} + +impl CheckDupLevelParams for () { + fn has_duplicate_level_params(&self) -> bool { + false + } +} + +/// Display metadata conditionally across kernel modes. +/// +/// In Meta mode, concrete types display their content. In Anon mode, `()` signals +/// no content via `has_meta() == false`, and callers provide a positional or hash +/// fallback. This enables a single generic `Display` impl per zero kernel type +/// instead of separate Meta/Anon impls. +pub trait MetaDisplay { + /// Whether this field carries displayable metadata. + /// `false` for `()` (Anon mode) and anonymous `Name`s. + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool; + + /// Format the metadata value. Callers should check `has_meta()` first + /// and provide a fallback (e.g., positional index) when `false`. + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result; +} + +impl MetaDisplay for Name { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + !matches!(self.as_data(), NameData::Anonymous(_)) + } + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + write!(f, "{self}") + } +} + +impl MetaDisplay for BinderInfo { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { true } + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + match self { + BinderInfo::Default => Ok(()), + BinderInfo::Implicit => write!(f, "{{}}"), + BinderInfo::StrictImplicit => write!(f, "⦃⦄"), + BinderInfo::InstImplicit => write!(f, "[]"), + } + } +} + +impl MetaDisplay for DataValue { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { true } + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + write!(f, "{self:?}") + } +} + +impl MetaDisplay for Vec { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { !self.is_empty() } + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + for (i, item) in self.iter().enumerate() { + if i > 0 { write!(f, ", ")?; } + item.meta_fmt(f)?; + } + Ok(()) + } +} + +impl MetaDisplay for (A, B) { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { self.0.has_meta() || self.1.has_meta() } + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + self.0.meta_fmt(f)?; + write!(f, ": ")?; + self.1.meta_fmt(f) + } +} + +impl MetaDisplay for bool { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { true } + fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + write!(f, "{self}") + } +} + +impl MetaDisplay for () { + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { false } + fn meta_fmt(&self, _f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { Ok(()) } +} + +/// Controls metadata behavior for all zero kernel types. +pub trait KernelMode: 'static + Clone + Debug + Send + Sync { + /// A metadata field: stores `T` in Meta mode, erased to `()` in Anon mode. + type MField: + MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync; + + /// Wrap a value into a metadata field. In Anon mode, the value is discarded. + fn meta_field( + val: T, + ) -> Self::MField; + +} + +/// Const-generic kernel mode. `META` controls metadata fields. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct ZMode; + +/// Full metadata. For debugging, roundtrip validation, and pretty printing. +pub type Meta = ZMode; +/// No metadata. For anonymous structural mode. +pub type Anon = ZMode; + +impl KernelMode for ZMode { + type MField = + T; + + fn meta_field< + T: MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync, + >( + val: T, + ) -> T { + val + } + +} + +impl KernelMode for ZMode { + type MField = + (); + + fn meta_field< + T: MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync, + >( + _val: T, + ) { + } + +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + Name::str(Name::anon(), s.to_string()) + } + + #[test] + fn meta_field_preserves_value() { + let name = mk_name("x"); + let field = Meta::meta_field(name.clone()); + assert_eq!(field, name); + } + + #[test] + fn anon_field_erases_value() { + let name = mk_name("x"); + let field = Anon::meta_field(name); + assert_eq!(field, ()); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_hash_name_writes_bytes() { + let name = mk_name("x"); + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + name.meta_hash(&mut h); + // Should have written 32 bytes (blake3 hash of name) + let result = h.finalize(); + // Just check it's not the empty hash + assert_ne!(*result.as_bytes(), *blake3::Hasher::new().finalize().as_bytes()); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_hash_unit_is_noop() { + let mut h1 = blake3::Hasher::new(); + let mut h2 = blake3::Hasher::new(); + ().meta_hash(&mut h1); + // h1 and h2 should produce identical results + assert_eq!(h1.finalize(), h2.finalize()); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_hash_binder_info_distinct() { + let variants = [ + BinderInfo::Default, + BinderInfo::Implicit, + BinderInfo::StrictImplicit, + BinderInfo::InstImplicit, + ]; + let hashes: Vec = variants.iter().map(|bi| { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + bi.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + }).collect(); + // All 4 should be distinct + for i in 0..hashes.len() { + for j in (i+1)..hashes.len() { + assert_ne!(hashes[i], hashes[j], "BinderInfo variants {i} and {j} hash the same"); + } + } + } + + #[test] + fn meta_hash_vec_sequential() { + let names = vec![mk_name("a"), mk_name("b")]; + let mut h1 = blake3::Hasher::new(); + names.meta_hash(&mut h1); + + let mut h2 = blake3::Hasher::new(); + mk_name("a").meta_hash(&mut h2); + mk_name("b").meta_hash(&mut h2); + + assert_eq!(h1.finalize(), h2.finalize()); + } + + #[test] + fn meta_hash_bool() { + let mut h_true = blake3::Hasher::new(); + let mut h_false = blake3::Hasher::new(); + true.meta_hash(&mut h_true); + false.meta_hash(&mut h_false); + assert_ne!(h_true.finalize(), h_false.finalize()); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c0a7ac79 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -0,0 +1,396 @@ +//! Well-known primitive constant KIds. +//! +//! Content-addresses are hardcoded blake3 hashes matching the kernel's +//! `build_primitives` in `src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs`. Generated by +//! `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. +//! +//! `Primitives` stores `KId` values, resolved from the environment +//! so that names match in both Meta and Anon modes. + +use crate::ix::address::Address; + +use super::env::KEnv; +use super::id::KId; +use super::mode::KernelMode; + +/// Well-known primitive KIds. +pub struct Primitives { + // -- Nat -- + pub nat: KId, + pub nat_zero: KId, + pub nat_succ: KId, + pub nat_add: KId, + pub nat_pred: KId, + pub nat_sub: KId, + pub nat_mul: KId, + pub nat_pow: KId, + pub nat_gcd: KId, + pub nat_mod: KId, + pub nat_div: KId, + pub nat_bitwise: KId, + pub nat_beq: KId, + pub nat_ble: KId, + pub nat_land: KId, + pub nat_lor: KId, + pub nat_xor: KId, + pub nat_shift_left: KId, + pub nat_shift_right: KId, + + // -- Bool -- + pub bool_type: KId, + pub bool_true: KId, + pub bool_false: KId, + + // -- String / Char -- + pub string: KId, + pub string_mk: KId, + pub char_type: KId, + pub char_mk: KId, + pub char_of_nat: KId, + pub string_of_list: KId, + + // -- List -- + pub list: KId, + pub list_nil: KId, + pub list_cons: KId, + + // -- Eq -- + pub eq: KId, + pub eq_refl: KId, + + // -- Quotient -- + pub quot_type: KId, + pub quot_ctor: KId, + pub quot_lift: KId, + pub quot_ind: KId, + + // -- Reduction markers -- + pub reduce_bool: KId, + pub reduce_nat: KId, + pub eager_reduce: KId, + + // -- Platform -- + pub system_platform_num_bits: KId, + + // -- Decidable / Nat comparison -- + pub nat_dec_le: KId, + pub nat_dec_eq: KId, + pub nat_dec_lt: KId, + pub decidable_is_true: KId, + pub decidable_is_false: KId, + pub nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: KId, + pub nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: KId, + pub nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: KId, + pub nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: KId, + pub bool_no_confusion: KId, +} + +/// Hardcoded primitive addresses (for lookup in the env). +pub struct PrimAddrs { + nat: Address, + nat_zero: Address, + nat_succ: Address, + nat_add: Address, + nat_pred: Address, + nat_sub: Address, + nat_mul: Address, + nat_pow: Address, + nat_gcd: Address, + nat_mod: Address, + nat_div: Address, + nat_bitwise: Address, + nat_beq: Address, + nat_ble: Address, + nat_land: Address, + nat_lor: Address, + nat_xor: Address, + nat_shift_left: Address, + nat_shift_right: Address, + bool_type: Address, + bool_true: Address, + bool_false: Address, + string: Address, + string_mk: Address, + char_type: Address, + char_mk: Address, + char_of_nat: Address, + string_of_list: Address, + list: Address, + list_nil: Address, + list_cons: Address, + eq: Address, + eq_refl: Address, + quot_type: Address, + quot_ctor: Address, + quot_lift: Address, + quot_ind: Address, + reduce_bool: Address, + reduce_nat: Address, + eager_reduce: Address, + system_platform_num_bits: Address, + nat_dec_le: Address, + nat_dec_eq: Address, + nat_dec_lt: Address, + decidable_is_true: Address, + decidable_is_false: Address, + nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: Address, + nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: Address, + nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: Address, + nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: Address, + bool_no_confusion: Address, + punit: Address, + pprod: Address, + pprod_mk: Address, +} + +impl PrimAddrs { + pub fn new() -> Self { + let h = |hex: &str| -> Address { + Address::from_hex(hex).expect("invalid primitive address hex") + }; + PrimAddrs { + nat: h( + "fc0e1e912f2d7f12049a5b315d76eec29562e34dc39ebca25287ae58807db137", + ), + nat_zero: h( + "fac82f0d2555d6a63e1b8a1fe8d86bd293197f39c396fdc23c1275c60f182b37", + ), + nat_succ: h( + "7190ce56f6a2a847b944a355e3ec595a4036fb07e3c3db9d9064fc041be72b64", + ), + nat_add: h( + "dcc96f3f914e363d1e906a8be4c8f49b994137bfdb077d07b6c8a4cf88a4f7bf", + ), + nat_pred: h( + "27ccc47de9587564d0c87f4b84d231c523f835af76bae5c7176f694ae78e7d65", + ), + nat_sub: h( + "6903e9bbd169b6c5515b27b3fc0c289ba2ff8e7e0c7f984747d572de4e6a7853", + ), + nat_mul: h( + "8e641c3df8fe3878e5a219c888552802743b9251c3c37c32795f5b9b9e0818a5", + ), + nat_pow: h( + "d9be78292bb4e79c03daaaad82e756c5eb4dd5535d33b155ea69e5cbce6bc056", + ), + nat_gcd: h( + "e8a3be39063744a43812e1f7b8785e3f5a4d5d1a408515903aa05d1724aeb465", + ), + nat_mod: h( + "14031083457b8411f655765167b1a57fcd542c621e0c391b15ff5ee716c22a67", + ), + nat_div: h( + "863c18d3a5b100a5a5e423c20439d8ab4941818421a6bcf673445335cc559e55", + ), + nat_bitwise: h( + "f3c9111f01de3d46cb3e3f6ad2e35991c0283257e6c75ae56d2a7441e8c63e8b", + ), + nat_beq: h( + "127a9d47a15fc2bf91a36f7c2182028857133b881554ece4df63344ec93eb2ce", + ), + nat_ble: h( + "6e4c17dc72819954d6d6afc412a3639a07aff6676b0813cdc419809cc4513df5", + ), + nat_land: h( + "e1425deee6279e2db2ff649964b1a66d4013cc08f9e968fb22cc0a64560e181a", + ), + nat_lor: h( + "3649a28f945b281bd8657e55f93ae0b8f8313488fb8669992a1ba1373cbff8f6", + ), + nat_xor: h( + "a711ef2cb4fa8221bebaa17ef8f4a965cf30678a89bc45ff18a13c902e683cc5", + ), + nat_shift_left: h( + "16e4558f51891516843a5b30ddd9d9b405ec096d3e1c728d09ff152b345dd607", + ), + nat_shift_right: h( + "b9515e6c2c6b18635b1c65ebca18b5616483ebd53936f78e4ae123f6a27a089e", + ), + bool_type: h( + "6405a455ba70c2b2179c7966c6f610bf3417bd0f3dd2ba7a522533c2cd9e1d0b", + ), + bool_true: h( + "420dead2168abd16a7050edfd8e17d45155237d3118782d0e68b6de87742cb8d", + ), + bool_false: h( + "c127f89f92e0481f7a3e0631c5615fe7f6cbbf439d5fd7eba400fb0603aedf2f", + ), + string: h( + "591cf1c489d505d4082f2767500f123e29db5227eb1bae4721eeedd672f36190", + ), + string_mk: h( + "f055b87da4265d980cdede04ce5c7d986866e55816dc94d32a5d90e805101230", + ), + char_type: h( + "563b426b73cdf1538b767308d12d10d746e1f0b3b55047085bf690319a86f893", + ), + char_mk: h( + "854ed087ccef033397cf2d9e29aad5088c56d453dbf5b30bfd075812562a9fd9", + ), + char_of_nat: h( + "7156fef44bc309789375d784e5c36e387f7119363dd9cd349226c52df43d2075", + ), + string_of_list: h( + "f055b87da4265d980cdede04ce5c7d986866e55816dc94d32a5d90e805101230", + ), + list: h( + "abed9ff1aba4634abc0bd3af76ca544285a32dcfe43dc27b129aea8867457620", + ), + list_nil: h( + "0ebe345dc46917c824b6c3f6c42b101f2ac8c0e2c99f033a0ee3c60acb9cd84d", + ), + list_cons: h( + "f79842f10206598929e6ba60ce3ebaa00d11f201c99e80285f46cc0e90932832", + ), + eq: h("c1b8d6903a3966bfedeccb63b6702fe226f893740d5c7ecf40045e7ac7635db3"), + eq_refl: h( + "154ff4baae9cd74c5ffd813f61d3afee0168827ce12fd49aad8141ebe011ae35", + ), + quot_type: h( + "c921b6c7a436a087df626ed10481acfe8872e0b9be11411b657fb40e14c48e6f", + ), + quot_ctor: h( + "f6ced3154ed2bceb2a775f1d97b43c55f840c755fb2752a72ad44bfbec908014", + ), + quot_lift: h( + "33b791909105eff442e7577c641722f326b1b88829895b18869a5ff9cf637803", + ), + quot_ind: h( + "b85b8052b28d37b6dd3eff67e53a5bd256f824788dbce1ba6b7cff81f191663c", + ), + reduce_bool: h( + "f06a188b0808ddd62c656513e8c3b08f7e0e847122787441eafa2fc583df4d40", + ), + reduce_nat: h( + "6dbac9c0a1e1f8a2d5e3bca1c3733640b8924cb353481196423bcd2d84811310", + ), + eager_reduce: h( + "71526128a0948658969223303fc252dde43778527a4793dcf2ef0b3bf6ec19eb", + ), + system_platform_num_bits: h( + "68fa5ce6081e1bcbb15d67122a83c3582e49a4b97160666363a810e2859d2cbd", + ), + nat_dec_le: h( + "fa523228c653841d5ad7f149c1587d0743f259209306458195510ed5bf1bfb14", + ), + nat_dec_eq: h( + "84817cd97c5054a512c3f0a6273c7cd81808eb2dec2916c1df737e864df6b23a", + ), + nat_dec_lt: h( + "5f79322a2c5d9afc57711d54e7b59ab24d3e984330e1da9bde548d7d785b7754", + ), + decidable_is_true: h( + "3ae2c71da2bf34179a5a8808857c34a3b7662ff5654d8c247c43e85a7cde493f", + ), + decidable_is_false: h( + "10ac5f48798b3ff01b0f74c0b544d22796c9775f6d43d328316bbb3aa1638999", + ), + nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: h( + "204286820d20add0c3f1bda45865297b01662876fc06c0d5c44347d5850321fe", + ), + nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: h( + "2b2da52eecb98350a7a7c5654c0f6f07125808c5188d74f8a6196a9e1ca66c0c", + ), + nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: h( + "db18a07fc2d71d4f0303a17521576dc3020ab0780f435f6760cc9294804004f9", + ), + nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: h( + "d5ae71af8c02a6839275a2e212b7ee8e31a9ae07870ab721c4acf89644ef8128", + ), + bool_no_confusion: h( + "ebc6bf82fdd06de0f9cbab91904ed68a66441c7db67b13337243f1c70b562450", + ), + punit: h( + "16a2dc76a2cfcc9440f443c666536f2fa99c0250b642fd3971fbad25d531262a", + ), + pprod: h( + "7bd9dffee376ce0221cd83cc6aa94055cfe2046bfc5fb36acd2428598a25fb63", + ), + pprod_mk: h( + "4ab0f13838e997e9546dc9644a095ef23a58cf5b61f1055afd26524b7a25b600", + ), + } + } +} + +impl Primitives { + /// Resolve primitives from the environment. Each primitive address is looked + /// up in `env` to find the canonical `KId` with the correct name. + pub fn from_env(env: &KEnv) -> Self { + let a = PrimAddrs::new(); + + // Build addr → KId index from the env + let mut by_addr = rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(); + for (id, _) in env.iter() { + by_addr.entry(id.addr.clone()).or_insert_with(|| id.clone()); + } + + // Resolve: look up in env, fall back to a synthetic KId with the address + // hex as the name (should only happen for constants not yet in the env, + // e.g. reduce_bool/reduce_nat markers that may not be real constants). + let r = |addr: Address| -> KId { + by_addr.get(&addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { + let hex = addr.hex(); + let name = crate::ix::env::Name::str( + crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), + format!("@{}", &hex[..8]), + ); + KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)) + }) + }; + + Primitives { + nat: r(a.nat), + nat_zero: r(a.nat_zero), + nat_succ: r(a.nat_succ), + nat_add: r(a.nat_add), + nat_pred: r(a.nat_pred), + nat_sub: r(a.nat_sub), + nat_mul: r(a.nat_mul), + nat_pow: r(a.nat_pow), + nat_gcd: r(a.nat_gcd), + nat_mod: r(a.nat_mod), + nat_div: r(a.nat_div), + nat_bitwise: r(a.nat_bitwise), + nat_beq: r(a.nat_beq), + nat_ble: r(a.nat_ble), + nat_land: r(a.nat_land), + nat_lor: r(a.nat_lor), + nat_xor: r(a.nat_xor), + nat_shift_left: r(a.nat_shift_left), + nat_shift_right: r(a.nat_shift_right), + bool_type: r(a.bool_type), + bool_true: r(a.bool_true), + bool_false: r(a.bool_false), + string: r(a.string), + string_mk: r(a.string_mk), + char_type: r(a.char_type), + char_mk: r(a.char_mk), + char_of_nat: r(a.char_of_nat), + string_of_list: r(a.string_of_list), + list: r(a.list), + list_nil: r(a.list_nil), + list_cons: r(a.list_cons), + eq: r(a.eq), + eq_refl: r(a.eq_refl), + quot_type: r(a.quot_type), + quot_ctor: r(a.quot_ctor), + quot_lift: r(a.quot_lift), + quot_ind: r(a.quot_ind), + reduce_bool: r(a.reduce_bool), + reduce_nat: r(a.reduce_nat), + eager_reduce: r(a.eager_reduce), + system_platform_num_bits: r(a.system_platform_num_bits), + nat_dec_le: r(a.nat_dec_le), + nat_dec_eq: r(a.nat_dec_eq), + nat_dec_lt: r(a.nat_dec_lt), + decidable_is_true: r(a.decidable_is_true), + decidable_is_false: r(a.decidable_is_false), + nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: r(a.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true), + nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: r(a.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true), + nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: r(a.nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true), + nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: r(a.nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false), + bool_no_confusion: r(a.bool_no_confusion), + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..967e7ac2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -0,0 +1,343 @@ +//! Substitution and lifting for zero kernel expressions. +//! +//! All functions intern results through `InternTable` for pointer deduplication. + +use super::env::InternTable; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::mode::KernelMode; + +/// Perform single substitution: `body[arg/Var(depth)]`. +/// +/// Replaces `Var(depth)` with `arg` (lifted by `depth`), shifts free +/// variables above `depth` down by 1. Uses `lbr()` for fast-path skipping. +pub fn subst( + env: &InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + arg: &KExpr, + depth: u64, +) -> KExpr { + if body.lbr() <= depth { + return body.clone(); + } + + let result = match body.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { + let i = *i; + if i == depth { + lift(env, arg, depth, 0) + } else if i > depth { + KExpr::var(i - 1, name.clone()) + } else { + return body.clone(); + } + }, + + ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { + let f2 = subst(env, f, arg, depth); + let x2 = subst(env, x, arg, depth); + KExpr::app(f2, x2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = subst(env, ty, arg, depth); + let inner2 = subst(env, inner, arg, depth + 1); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = subst(env, ty, arg, depth); + let inner2 = subst(env, inner, arg, depth + 1); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, inner, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = subst(env, ty, arg, depth); + let val2 = subst(env, val, arg, depth); + let inner2 = subst(env, inner, arg, depth + 1); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, inner2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = subst(env, val, arg, depth); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => return body.clone(), + }; + + env.intern_expr(result) +} + +/// Perform simultaneous substitution: replace `Var(depth)..Var(depth+n-1)` +/// with `substs[0]..substs[n-1]`, shifting free variables above by `-n`. +pub fn simul_subst( + env: &InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + substs: &[KExpr], + depth: u64, +) -> KExpr { + if body.lbr() <= depth { + return body.clone(); + } + + let n = substs.len() as u64; + + let result = match body.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => { + let i = *i; + if i >= depth && i < depth + n { + return lift(env, &substs[(i - depth) as usize], depth, 0); + } else if i >= depth + n { + KExpr::var(i - n, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())) + } else { + return body.clone(); + } + }, + + ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { + let f2 = simul_subst(env, f, substs, depth); + let x2 = simul_subst(env, x, substs, depth); + KExpr::app(f2, x2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = simul_subst(env, ty, substs, depth); + let inner2 = simul_subst(env, inner, substs, depth + 1); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = simul_subst(env, ty, substs, depth); + let inner2 = simul_subst(env, inner, substs, depth + 1); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, inner, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = simul_subst(env, ty, substs, depth); + let val2 = simul_subst(env, val, substs, depth); + let inner2 = simul_subst(env, inner, substs, depth + 1); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, inner2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = simul_subst(env, val, substs, depth); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => return body.clone(), + }; + + env.intern_expr(result) +} + +/// Shift free de Bruijn indices ≥ `cutoff` up by `shift`. +/// Used when substituting an argument into a deeper context. +pub fn lift( + env: &InternTable, + e: &KExpr, + shift: u64, + cutoff: u64, +) -> KExpr { + if shift == 0 || e.lbr() <= cutoff { + return e.clone(); + } + + let result = match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { + let i = *i; + if i >= cutoff { + KExpr::var(i + shift, name.clone()) + } else { + return e.clone(); + } + }, + + ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { + let f2 = lift(env, f, shift, cutoff); + let x2 = lift(env, x, shift, cutoff); + KExpr::app(f2, x2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = lift(env, ty, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lift(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = lift(env, ty, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lift(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = lift(env, ty, shift, cutoff); + let val2 = lift(env, val, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lift(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = lift(env, val, shift, cutoff); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => return e.clone(), + }; + + env.intern_expr(result) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + + type AE = KExpr; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + #[test] + fn subst_var_0() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let result = subst(&env, &v0, &arg, 0); + assert_eq!(result, arg); + } + + #[test] + fn subst_closed_skip() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let result = subst(&env, &nat, &arg, 0); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&nat)); + } + + #[test] + fn subst_free_var_shift() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let result = subst(&env, &v1, &arg, 0); + assert_eq!(result, AE::var(0, ())); + } + + #[test] + fn subst_app() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let c = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("f"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let app = AE::app(c.clone(), v0); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let result = subst(&env, &app, &arg, 0); + let expected = AE::app(c, arg); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn subst_under_lambda() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + // λ(_:Nat). Var(1) — body references outer variable + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), v1); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let result = subst(&env, &lam, &arg, 0); + // Result: λ(_:Nat). 3 + let expected = AE::lam((), (), nat, arg); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn subst_bound_var_unchanged() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + // λ(_:Nat). Var(0) — body is lambda-bound, closed under binder + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, v0); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let result = subst(&env, &lam, &arg, 0); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&lam)); + } + + #[test] + fn lift_var() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + // lift(Var(0), shift=1, cutoff=0) → Var(1) + let result = lift(&env, &v0, 1, 0); + assert_eq!(result, AE::var(1, ())); + // lift(Var(0), shift=1, cutoff=1) → Var(0) (below cutoff) + let result2 = lift(&env, &v0, 1, 1); + assert!(result2.ptr_eq(&v0)); + } + + #[test] + fn lift_zero_shift() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let result = lift(&env, &v0, 0, 0); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&v0)); + } + + #[test] + fn simul_subst_basic() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + let app = AE::app(v1, v0); // App(Var(1), Var(0)) + + let a = AE::nat(Nat::from(1u64), mk_addr("a")); + let b = AE::nat(Nat::from(2u64), mk_addr("b")); + + // simul_subst([a, b], depth=0): + // Var(0) → substs[0] = a + // Var(1) → substs[1] = b + let result = simul_subst(&env, &app, &[a.clone(), b.clone()], 0); + let expected = AE::app(b, a); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn simul_subst_shift() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let v2 = AE::var(2, ()); + + let a = AE::nat(Nat::from(1u64), mk_addr("a")); + let b = AE::nat(Nat::from(2u64), mk_addr("b")); + + // Var(2) >= depth+2 → shifted to Var(0) + let result = simul_subst(&env, &v2, &[a, b], 0); + assert_eq!(result, AE::var(0, ())); + } + + #[test] + fn intern_dedup() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let v2 = AE::var(2, ()); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + + // Two substitutions producing the same result should be pointer-equal after interning + let r1 = subst(&env, &v2, &arg, 0); + let r2 = subst(&env, &v2, &arg, 0); + assert!(r1.ptr_eq(&r2), "interned results should be ptr-equal"); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..11167d16 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -0,0 +1,518 @@ +//! TypeChecker struct and core helpers. +//! +//! The TypeChecker manages local context, caches, and environment access. +//! WHNF, type inference, def-eq, and constant checking are in separate modules +//! that add `impl TypeChecker` blocks. + +use std::sync::Arc; + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::Name; + +use super::constant::RecRule; +use super::env::{Addr, InternTable, KEnv}; +use super::equiv::EquivManager; +use super::error::TcError; +use super::expr::{ExprData, ExprInfo, KExpr, MData}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; +use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::primitive::Primitives; +use super::subst::lift; + +/// Maximum iterations in the WHNF delta loop (local per-call). +pub const MAX_WHNF_FUEL: u32 = 10_000; + +/// Maximum recursion depth for `is_def_eq`. +pub const MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH: u32 = 2_000; + +/// Shared recursive fuel budget, consumed by each call to whnf/infer/isDefEq. +/// lean4lean uses 10,000 with step-indexed recursion; the lean4 C++ kernel +/// uses ~200,000 heartbeats. We use a higher budget than lean4lean because +/// we lack compiled native reduction for large Nat/Bool computations. +pub const MAX_REC_FUEL: u64 = 200_000; + +/// Temporary struct for recursor info during iota reduction, +/// avoiding borrow conflicts with `&self.env`. +pub struct IotaInfo { + pub k: bool, + pub params: usize, + pub motives: usize, + pub minors: usize, + pub indices: usize, + pub major_idx: usize, + pub rules: Vec>, + pub lvls: u64, +} + +/// Generated recursor, cached after inductive validation. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct GeneratedRecursor { + pub ind_addr: Address, + pub ty: KExpr, + pub rules: Vec>, +} + +pub struct TypeChecker<'env, M: KernelMode> { + /// The global constant environment. + pub env: &'env KEnv, + /// Canonical intern table (hash-consing for pointer dedup). + pub ienv: InternTable, + /// Primitive constant KIds (resolved from env). + pub prims: Primitives, + + // -- Local context -- + /// Local variable types, indexed by de Bruijn level. + pub ctx: Vec>, + /// Let-bound values, parallel to `ctx`. `Some(val)` for let-bindings, `None` + /// for lambda/forall bindings. Used for let-variable zeta-reduction in whnf_core. + pub let_vals: Vec>>, + /// Number of active let-bindings in `ctx`. When > 0, WHNF caches are skipped + /// because cached results may not account for let-bound variable substitution. + pub num_let_bindings: usize, + /// Hash-consed context identity. + pub ctx_id: usize, + /// Stack of previous ctx_ids for O(1) pop. + ctx_id_stack: Vec, + /// Intern table for context cons cells. + /// Key: (ty_ptr_key, val_ptr_key_or_0, parent_ctx_id). + /// For push_local (no value), val_ptr_key = 0. + /// For push_let, val_ptr_key = val.ptr_key(). + ctx_intern: FxHashMap<(usize, usize, usize), Arc<()>>, + + // -- Caches -- + // Interning guarantees pointer uniqueness by hash, so ptr_key suffices + // as a cache key. WHNF is context-independent; infer and def-eq are + // context-dependent (ctx_id needed). + /// WHNF cache (full, with delta): (ptr_key, ctx_component)-keyed. + /// Context-aware: open expressions under let-bindings use ctx_id. + pub whnf_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, + /// WHNF cache (no delta): (ptr_key, ctx_component)-keyed. + pub whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, + /// Infer cache: keyed by (ptr_key, ctx_id). Context-dependent. + pub infer_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, + /// Def-eq cache: keyed by (ptr_key, ptr_key, ctx_id). Context-dependent. + pub def_eq_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize, usize), bool>, + /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical (min_ptr, max_ptr, ctx_id) ordering. + /// Prevents re-attempting expensive spine comparisons on same-head constants. + /// Context-aware to avoid suppressing retries across different binding contexts. + pub def_eq_failure: rustc_hash::FxHashSet<(usize, usize, usize)>, + /// Infer-only cache: results from infer_only mode (no def-eq checks). + /// Separate from infer_cache because full-check results are stricter. + pub infer_only_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, + /// When true, `infer` skips def-eq checks (arg-type and let-value validation). + pub infer_only: bool, + /// Re-entrancy guard for native reduction (prevents whnf → native → whnf loops). + pub in_native_reduce: bool, + /// When true, the Bool.true fast-path in is_def_eq fires even on open terms. + /// Set when an `eagerReduce` argument is encountered during App inference. + pub eager_reduce: bool, + /// Union-find for transitive def-eq caching (lean4lean EquivManager). + pub equiv_manager: EquivManager, + /// Current def-eq recursion depth. + pub def_eq_depth: u32, + /// Peak def-eq depth (diagnostics). + pub def_eq_peak: u32, + /// Shared recursive fuel remaining for this constant check. + pub rec_fuel: u64, + + // -- Recursor generation cache -- + /// Generated recursors, keyed by inductive Muts block id. + pub recursor_cache: FxHashMap, Vec>>, + /// Maps the set of major inductive KIds (across all recursors in a block) + /// to (inductive_block_id, generated_recursors). Used to look up auxiliary + /// recursors whose major is an external inductive. + pub rec_majors_cache: + std::collections::BTreeMap>, KId>, +} + +impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { + pub fn new(env: &'env KEnv, ienv: InternTable) -> Self { + let prims = Primitives::from_env(env); + TypeChecker { + env, + ienv, + prims, + ctx: Vec::new(), + let_vals: Vec::new(), + num_let_bindings: 0, + ctx_id: 0, + ctx_id_stack: Vec::new(), + ctx_intern: FxHashMap::default(), + whnf_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + infer_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + infer_only_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + infer_only: false, + in_native_reduce: false, + eager_reduce: false, + def_eq_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + def_eq_failure: rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(), + equiv_manager: EquivManager::new(), + def_eq_depth: 0, + def_eq_peak: 0, + rec_fuel: MAX_REC_FUEL, + recursor_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + rec_majors_cache: std::collections::BTreeMap::new(), + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Context management + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Current binding depth. + pub fn depth(&self) -> u64 { + self.ctx.len() as u64 + } + + /// WHNF cache key: (ptr_key, context_component). + /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) use ctx=0 since they can't reference bindings. + /// Open expressions under let-bindings use ctx_id to distinguish contexts. + #[inline] + pub fn whnf_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (usize, usize) { + if self.num_let_bindings > 0 && e.lbr() > 0 { + (e.ptr_key(), self.ctx_id) + } else { + (e.ptr_key(), 0) + } + } + + /// Push a local variable type (lambda/forall binding, no let-value). + pub fn push_local(&mut self, ty: KExpr) { + let key = (ty.ptr_key(), 0, self.ctx_id); + let token = + self.ctx_intern.entry(key).or_insert_with(|| Arc::new(())).clone(); + self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id); + self.ctx_id = Arc::as_ptr(&token) as usize; + self.ctx.push(ty); + self.let_vals.push(None); + } + + /// Push a let-bound variable (type + value). WHNF will zeta-reduce references + /// to this variable by substituting the value (lean4lean withExtendedLetCtx). + pub fn push_let(&mut self, ty: KExpr, val: KExpr) { + let key = (ty.ptr_key(), val.ptr_key(), self.ctx_id); + let token = + self.ctx_intern.entry(key).or_insert_with(|| Arc::new(())).clone(); + self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id); + self.ctx_id = Arc::as_ptr(&token) as usize; + self.ctx.push(ty); + self.let_vals.push(Some(val)); + self.num_let_bindings += 1; + } + + /// Pop the most recent local variable. + pub fn pop_local(&mut self) { + if let Some(Some(_)) = self.let_vals.pop() { + self.num_let_bindings -= 1; + } + self.ctx.pop(); + self.ctx_id = self.ctx_id_stack.pop().unwrap_or(0); + } + + /// Look up a let-bound variable's value, lifted to the current depth. + /// Returns None if the variable is lambda/forall-bound (not a let). + pub fn lookup_let_val(&mut self, idx: u64) -> Option> { + let n = self.ctx.len(); + if idx as usize >= n { + return None; + } + let level = n - 1 - idx as usize; + let val = self.let_vals[level].as_ref()?.clone(); + Some(lift(&self.ienv, &val, idx + 1, 0)) + } + + /// Save current depth for later restore. + pub fn save_depth(&self) -> usize { + self.ctx.len() + } + + /// Restore context to a previously saved depth. + pub fn restore_depth(&mut self, saved: usize) { + while self.ctx.len() > saved { + self.pop_local(); + } + } + + /// Look up a bound variable's type, lifted to the current depth. + pub fn lookup_var(&mut self, idx: u64) -> Result, TcError> { + let n = self.ctx.len(); + if idx as usize >= n { + return Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx, ctx_len: n }); + } + let level = n - 1 - idx as usize; + let ty = self.ctx[level].clone(); + Ok(lift(&self.ienv, &ty, idx + 1, 0)) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Universe helpers + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// WHNF, then ensure it's a Sort. Returns the universe level. + pub fn ensure_sort(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { + // Fast path: already a Sort, skip WHNF + tick. + if let ExprData::Sort(u, _) = e.data() { + return Ok(u.clone()); + } + let w = self.whnf(e)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => Ok(u.clone()), + _ => Err(TcError::TypeExpected), + } + } + + /// WHNF, then ensure it's a forall (All). Returns (domain, codomain). + pub fn ensure_forall( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result<(KExpr, KExpr), TcError> { + // Fast path: already a forall, skip WHNF + tick. + if let ExprData::All(_, _, a, b, _) = e.data() { + return Ok((a.clone(), b.clone())); + } + let w = self.whnf(e)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, a, b, _) => Ok((a.clone(), b.clone())), + _ => Err(TcError::FunExpected { e: e.clone(), whnf: w }), + } + } + + /// Substitute universe parameters: replace Param(i) with us[i]. + pub fn instantiate_univ_params( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + us: &[KUniv], + ) -> KExpr { + if us.is_empty() { + return e.clone(); + } + self.inst_univ_inner(e, us) + } + + fn inst_univ_inner(&mut self, e: &KExpr, us: &[KUniv]) -> KExpr { + let result = match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => { + return e.clone(); + }, + + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { + let u2 = self.subst_univ(u, us); + KExpr::sort(u2) + }, + + ExprData::Const(id, cur_us, _) => { + let new_us: Box<[KUniv]> = + cur_us.iter().map(|u| self.subst_univ(u, us)).collect(); + KExpr::cnst(id.clone(), new_us) + }, + + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let f2 = self.inst_univ_inner(f, us); + let a2 = self.inst_univ_inner(a, us); + KExpr::app(f2, a2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us); + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us); + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us); + let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us); + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + }; + self.ienv.intern_expr(result) + } + + /// Substitute universe params in a universe level. + pub fn subst_univ(&mut self, u: &KUniv, us: &[KUniv]) -> KUniv { + match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => u.clone(), + UnivData::Param(i, _, _) => { + let i = *i as usize; + if i < us.len() { us[i].clone() } else { u.clone() } + }, + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { + let inner2 = self.subst_univ(inner, us); + KUniv::succ(inner2) + }, + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { + let a2 = self.subst_univ(a, us); + let b2 = self.subst_univ(b, us); + KUniv::max(a2, b2) + }, + UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => { + let a2 = self.subst_univ(a, us); + let b2 = self.subst_univ(b, us); + KUniv::imax(a2, b2) + }, + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Cache clearing (between constants) + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Clear per-constant caches, keeping persistent intern tables. + pub fn clear_caches(&mut self) { + self.ctx.clear(); + self.let_vals.clear(); + self.num_let_bindings = 0; + self.ctx_id = 0; + self.ctx_id_stack.clear(); + self.whnf_cache.clear(); + self.whnf_no_delta_cache.clear(); + self.infer_cache.clear(); + self.infer_only_cache.clear(); + self.infer_only = false; + self.in_native_reduce = false; + self.eager_reduce = false; + self.def_eq_cache.clear(); + self.def_eq_failure.clear(); + self.equiv_manager.clear(); + self.def_eq_depth = 0; + self.def_eq_peak = 0; + self.rec_fuel = MAX_REC_FUEL; + // Keep: ctx_intern, whnf_hash_cache, recursor_cache, ienv + } + + /// Consume one unit of shared recursive fuel. Returns Err if exhausted. + #[inline] + pub fn tick(&mut self) -> Result<(), TcError> { + if self.rec_fuel == 0 { + return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + } + self.rec_fuel -= 1; + Ok(()) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Infer-only mode + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Run a closure with `infer_only` mode enabled. Restores the previous + /// mode on exit. In this mode, `infer` skips def-eq checks for App arg + /// types and Let value types — it only synthesizes the type. + pub fn with_infer_only(&mut self, f: impl FnOnce(&mut Self) -> R) -> R { + let prev = self.infer_only; + self.infer_only = true; + let result = f(self); + self.infer_only = prev; + result + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Interning helper + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Check if expression is of the form `eagerReduce _ _` (2 args applied to the eagerReduce const). + pub fn is_eager_reduce(&self, e: &KExpr) -> bool { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + if args.len() != 2 { + return false; + } + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr == self.prims.eager_reduce.addr, + _ => false, + } + } + + /// Intern an expression through the mutable intern environment. + pub fn intern(&mut self, e: KExpr) -> KExpr { + self.ienv.intern_expr(e) + } + + /// Intern a universe through the mutable intern environment. + pub fn intern_univ(&mut self, u: KUniv) -> KUniv { + self.ienv.intern_univ(u) + } +} + +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Free-standing helpers +// ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + +/// Check whether an expression mentions a constant with the given address. +/// Iterative (stack-based) — immune to stack overflow on deeply nested input. +pub fn expr_mentions_addr(e: &KExpr, addr: &Address) -> bool { + let mut stack: Vec<&KExpr> = vec![e]; + while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + if id.addr == *addr { + return true; + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push(f); + stack.push(a); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) | ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + stack.push(ty); + stack.push(body); + }, + ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + stack.push(ty); + stack.push(val); + stack.push(body); + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, _, val, _) => { + if id.addr == *addr { + return true; + } + stack.push(val); + }, + ExprData::Var(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, + } + } + false +} + +/// Check whether an expression mentions any constant from a set of addresses. +pub fn expr_mentions_any_addr( + e: &KExpr, + addrs: &[Address], +) -> bool { + addrs.iter().any(|a| expr_mentions_addr(e, a)) +} + +/// Collect the application spine: `App(App(f, a1), a2)` → `(f, [a1, a2])`. +pub fn collect_app_spine( + e: &KExpr, +) -> (KExpr, Vec>) { + let mut args = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + loop { + match cur.data() { + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + args.push(a.clone()); + cur = f.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + args.reverse(); + (cur, args) +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7e9f8743 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs @@ -0,0 +1,263 @@ +//! Shared test helpers for zero kernel tests. +//! +//! Provides convenience constructors for `KExpr`, `KUniv`, `KId`, +//! and `KConst` to reduce boilerplate in hand-built test environments. + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, DefinitionSafety, Name, ReducibilityHints}; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; +use super::expr::KExpr; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::KUniv; +use super::mode::Meta; +use super::tc::TypeChecker; + +// ---- Type aliases ---- + +pub type ME = KExpr; +pub type MU = KUniv; +pub type MId = KId; + +// ---- Name / Address / Id ---- + +pub fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + name +} + +pub fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) +} + +pub fn mk_id(s: &str) -> MId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), mk_name(s)) +} + +// ---- Expressions ---- + +pub fn var(i: u64) -> ME { + ME::var(i, mk_name("_")) +} + +pub fn nvar(name: &str, i: u64) -> ME { + ME::var(i, mk_name(name)) +} + +pub fn sort0() -> ME { + ME::sort(MU::zero()) +} + +pub fn sort1() -> ME { + ME::sort(MU::succ(MU::zero())) +} + +pub fn sort(u: MU) -> ME { + ME::sort(u) +} + +pub fn pi(dom: ME, cod: ME) -> ME { + ME::all(mk_name("_"), BinderInfo::Default, dom, cod) +} + +pub fn npi(name: &str, dom: ME, cod: ME) -> ME { + ME::all(mk_name(name), BinderInfo::Default, dom, cod) +} + +pub fn ipi(name: &str, dom: ME, cod: ME) -> ME { + ME::all(mk_name(name), BinderInfo::Implicit, dom, cod) +} + +pub fn lam(dom: ME, body: ME) -> ME { + ME::lam(mk_name("_"), BinderInfo::Default, dom, body) +} + +pub fn nlam(name: &str, dom: ME, body: ME) -> ME { + ME::lam(mk_name(name), BinderInfo::Default, dom, body) +} + +pub fn app(f: ME, a: ME) -> ME { + ME::app(f, a) +} + +pub fn apps(f: ME, args: &[ME]) -> ME { + let mut e = f; + for a in args { + e = ME::app(e, a.clone()); + } + e +} + +pub fn cnst(name: &str, us: &[MU]) -> ME { + ME::cnst(mk_id(name), us.into()) +} + +pub fn let_(ty: ME, val: ME, body: ME) -> ME { + ME::let_(mk_name("_"), ty, val, body, false) +} + +// ---- Universes ---- + +pub fn uzero() -> MU { + MU::zero() +} + +pub fn usucc(u: MU) -> MU { + MU::succ(u) +} + +pub fn umax(a: MU, b: MU) -> MU { + MU::max(a, b) +} + +pub fn uimax(a: MU, b: MU) -> MU { + MU::imax(a, b) +} + +pub fn param(n: u64) -> MU { + MU::param(n, mk_name("u")) +} + +pub fn nparam(name: &str, n: u64) -> MU { + MU::param(n, mk_name(name)) +} + +// ---- Constant builders ---- + +pub fn mk_defn( + name: &str, + lvls: u64, + level_params: Vec, + ty: ME, + val: ME, + hints: ReducibilityHints, +) -> (MId, KConst) { + let id = mk_id(name); + let c = KConst::Defn { + name: mk_name(name), + level_params, + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints, + lvls, + ty, + val, + lean_all: vec![id.clone()], + block: id.clone(), + }; + (id, c) +} + +pub fn mk_thm( + name: &str, + lvls: u64, + level_params: Vec, + ty: ME, + val: ME, +) -> (MId, KConst) { + let id = mk_id(name); + let c = KConst::Defn { + name: mk_name(name), + level_params, + kind: DefKind::Theorem, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls, + ty, + val, + lean_all: vec![id.clone()], + block: id.clone(), + }; + (id, c) +} + +pub fn mk_axiom( + name: &str, + lvls: u64, + level_params: Vec, + ty: ME, +) -> (MId, KConst) { + let id = mk_id(name); + let c = KConst::Axio { + name: mk_name(name), + level_params, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls, + ty, + }; + (id, c) +} + +// ---- Common environment builders ---- + +/// Add Eq.{u} and Eq.refl.{u} as axioms to the environment. +/// Eq : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop +/// Eq.refl : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → Eq a a +pub fn add_eq_axioms(env: &mut KEnv) { + let eq_ty = + ipi("α", sort(param(0)), npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); + let (eq_id, eq_c) = mk_axiom("Eq", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], eq_ty); + env.insert(eq_id, eq_c); + + let eq_refl_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + npi("a", var(0), apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(0)]), &[var(1), var(0), var(0)])), + ); + let (refl_id, refl_c) = + mk_axiom("Eq.refl", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], eq_refl_ty); + env.insert(refl_id, refl_c); +} + +/// Convenience: Eq.{u} α a b +pub fn eq_expr(u: MU, alpha: ME, a: ME, b: ME) -> ME { + apps(cnst("Eq", &[u]), &[alpha, a, b]) +} + +/// Convenience: Eq.refl.{u} α a +pub fn eq_refl_expr(u: MU, alpha: ME, a: ME) -> ME { + apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[u]), &[alpha, a]) +} + +// ---- Test runner helpers ---- + +pub fn check_accepts(env: &KEnv, id: &MId) { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env, InternTable::new()); + match tc.check_const(id) { + Ok(()) => {}, + Err(e) => panic!("expected {id} to be accepted, got error: {e:?}"), + } +} + +pub fn check_rejects(env: &KEnv, id: &MId) { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env, InternTable::new()); + match tc.check_const(id) { + Err(_) => {}, + Ok(()) => panic!("expected {id} to be rejected, but it was accepted"), + } +} + +/// Check with custom primitives (needed for Nat literal tests etc.) +pub fn check_accepts_with_prims( + env: &KEnv, + id: &MId, + prims: super::primitive::Primitives, +) { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env, InternTable::new()); + tc.prims = prims; + match tc.check_const(id) { + Ok(()) => {}, + Err(e) => panic!("expected {id} to be accepted, got error: {e:?}"), + } +} + +/// Build Primitives resolved from a test environment. +/// The env should contain all the primitives the test needs. +pub fn test_prims(env: &KEnv) -> super::primitive::Primitives { + super::primitive::Primitives::from_env(env) +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..62bf1dac --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs @@ -0,0 +1,540 @@ +//! Basic definitions, levels, lets, forall checks, and level params. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 1: Basic definitions (Tutorial.lean lines 16–60) + // ========================================================================== + + /// good_def basicDef : Type := Prop + #[test] + fn good_basic_def() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("basicDef", 0, vec![], sort1(), sort0(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// bad_def badDef : Prop := Type + /// Value `Type` has type `Type 1`, not `Prop`. + #[test] + fn bad_def_type_mismatch() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("badDef", 0, vec![], sort0(), sort1(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// good_def arrowType : Type := Prop → Prop + #[test] + fn good_arrow_type() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "arrowType", 0, vec![], + sort1(), + pi(sort0(), sort0()), // Prop → Prop + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// good_def dependentType : Prop := ∀ (p : Prop), p + #[test] + fn good_dependent_type() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "dependentType", 0, vec![], + sort0(), + npi("p", sort0(), var(0)), // ∀ (p : Prop), p + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// good_def constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x + #[test] + fn good_const_type() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), // Type → Type → Type + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), // fun x y => x + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// good_def betaReduction : constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p + /// Requires `constType` in env. `constType Prop (Prop → Prop)` reduces to `Prop`. + #[test] + fn good_beta_reduction() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + + // betaReduction : constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p + // constType Prop (Prop → Prop) β-reduces to Prop + let ty = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), sort0()), pi(sort0(), sort0())); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "betaReduction", 0, vec![], + ty, + npi("p", sort0(), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// good_def betaReduction2 : ∀ (p : Prop), constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := fun p => p + #[test] + fn good_beta_reduction2() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + + // ∀ (p : Prop), constType Prop (Prop → Prop) + let ct_applied = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), sort0()), pi(sort0(), sort0())); + let ty = npi("p", sort0(), ct_applied); + let val = nlam("p", sort0(), var(0)); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("betaReduction2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// good_def forallSortWhnf : Prop := ∀ (p : id Prop) (x : p), p + /// `id Prop` must WHNF to `Prop` (a Sort) for the forall to typecheck. + #[test] + fn good_forall_sort_whnf() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // id : Type → Type := fun x => x + let (id_id, id_c) = mk_defn( + "id", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), sort1()), + nlam("x", sort1(), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id_id, id_c); + + // forallSortWhnf : Prop := ∀ (p : id Prop) (x : p), p + let id_prop = app(cnst("id", &[]), sort0()); // id Prop + let val = npi("p", id_prop, npi("x", var(0), var(1))); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("forallSortWhnf", 0, vec![], sort0(), val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// bad_def nonTypeType : constType := Prop + /// `constType` is `Type → Type → Type`, not a Sort — can't be a type annotation. + #[test] + fn bad_non_type_type() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + + // nonTypeType : constType := Prop + // constType is (Type → Type → Type), not a Sort + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "nonTypeType", 0, vec![], + cnst("constType", &[]), // not a sort! + sort0(), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 2: Level computation (Tutorial.lean lines 62–118) + // ========================================================================== + + /// levelComp1 : Sort 1 := Sort (imax 1 0) + /// imax 1 0 = 0 (because second arg is 0), so Sort(imax 1 0) = Sort 0 = Prop + /// But type is Sort 1 = Type, so Prop : Type is correct. + #[test] + fn good_level_comp1() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Sort 1 + let val = sort(uimax(usucc(uzero()), uzero())); // Sort (imax 1 0) + let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// levelComp2 : Sort 2 := Sort (imax 0 1) + /// imax 0 1 = max 0 1 = 1 (since second arg is nonzero), so Sort(imax 0 1) = Sort 1 = Type. + /// Type : Sort 2 is correct. + #[test] + fn good_level_comp2() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); // Sort 2 + let val = sort(uimax(uzero(), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 0 1) + let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// levelComp3 : Sort 3 := Sort (imax 2 1) + /// imax 2 1 = max 2 1 = 2, so Sort(imax 2 1) = Sort 2. Sort 2 : Sort 3. + #[test] + fn good_level_comp3() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // Sort 3 + let val = sort(uimax(usucc(usucc(uzero())), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 2 1) + let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp3", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// levelComp4.{u} : Type 0 := Sort (imax u 0) + /// imax u 0 = 0 for all u (second arg is zero), so Sort(imax u 0) = Prop. + /// Prop : Type 0 is correct. + #[test] + fn good_level_comp4() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Type 0 = Sort 1 + let val = sort(uimax(param(0), uzero())); // Sort (imax u 0) + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "levelComp4", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// levelComp5.{u} : Type u := Sort (imax u u) + /// imax u u = u (if u=0 then 0, else max u u = u). + /// Sort u : Type u = Sort (u+1). + #[test] + fn good_level_comp5() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let ty = sort(usucc(param(0))); // Type u = Sort (u+1) + let val = sort(uimax(param(0), param(0))); // Sort (imax u u) + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "levelComp5", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// imax1 : (p : Prop) → Prop := fun p => Type → p + /// Inside the lambda, p : Prop, so (Type → p) : Sort(imax 2 1) but + /// actually the type of (Type → p) where p : Prop uses imax: + /// Type : Sort 2, p : Sort 0, so (Type → p) : Sort (imax 2 0) = Sort 0 = Prop. + /// Wait, p is a variable of type Prop. The forall (Type → p) has domain Sort 2 + /// and codomain p (which is in Sort 0 since p : Prop). So the forall is + /// in Sort(imax 2 0) = Sort 0 = Prop. So fun p => (Type → p) : Prop → Prop. + /// And (p : Prop) → Prop : Prop. + #[test] + fn good_imax1() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // (p : Prop) → Prop + let ty = npi("p", sort0(), sort0()); + // fun p => Type → p + // Inside lambda: p is var(0). Inside the pi body, p shifts to var(1). + let val = nlam("p", sort0(), pi(sort1(), var(1))); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("imax1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// imax2 : (α : Type) → Type 1 := fun α => Type → α + /// Inside lambda: α is var(0) : Type = Sort 1. + /// (Type → α) has domain Type : Sort 2 and codomain α : Sort 1. + /// So (Type → α) : Sort(imax 2 1) = Sort(max 2 1) = Sort 2 = Type 1. + /// fun α => (Type → α) : (α : Type) → Type 1. + #[test] + fn good_imax2() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // (α : Type) → Type 1 + let ty = npi("α", sort1(), sort(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); + // fun α => Type → α + let val = nlam("α", sort1(), pi(sort1(), var(0))); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("imax2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 2b: Variable inference & def-eq (Tutorial.lean lines 119–125) + // ========================================================================== + + /// inferVar : ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f := fun f g => g + #[test] + fn good_infer_var() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f + let ty = npi("f", sort0(), npi("g", var(0), var(1))); + // fun f g => g + let val = nlam("f", sort0(), nlam("g", var(0), var(0))); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("inferVar", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// defEqLambda : ∀ (f : (Prop → Prop) → Prop) (g : (a : Prop → Prop) → f a), + /// f (fun p => p → p) := fun f g => g (fun p => p → p) + #[test] + fn good_def_eq_lambda() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // f : (Prop → Prop) → Prop + let f_ty = pi(pi(sort0(), sort0()), sort0()); + // g : (a : Prop → Prop) → f a + // Under f binder: f is var(0) + // g : ∀ (a : Prop → Prop), app(var(1), var(0)) + let g_ty = npi("a", pi(sort0(), sort0()), app(var(1), var(0))); + // result: f (fun p => p → p) + let pp = nlam("p", sort0(), pi(var(0), var(1))); // fun p => p → p + let result = app(var(1), pp.clone()); + let ty = npi("f", f_ty.clone(), npi("g", g_ty, result)); + // fun f g => g (fun p => p → p) + let val = nlam("f", f_ty, nlam("g", + npi("a", pi(sort0(), sort0()), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), pp), + )); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("defEqLambda", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 2c: Let declarations (Tutorial.lean lines 159–196) + // ========================================================================== + + /// letType : Sort 1 := let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x + /// The let reduces: x = Sort 0, so the value is Sort 0 : Sort 1. + #[test] + fn good_let_type() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let ty = sort1(); + // let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x (= bvar 0) + let val = let_(sort1(), sort0(), var(0)); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("letType", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// letTypeDep : aDepProp (Sort 0) := let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; mkADepProp x + /// Requires aDepProp and mkADepProp axioms. + #[test] + fn good_let_type_dep() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // axiom aDepProp : Type → Prop + let (adp_id, adp_c) = mk_axiom("aDepProp", 0, vec![], pi(sort1(), sort0())); + env.insert(adp_id, adp_c); + // axiom mkADepProp : ∀ t, aDepProp t + let (mkadp_id, mkadp_c) = mk_axiom( + "mkADepProp", 0, vec![], + npi("t", sort1(), app(cnst("aDepProp", &[]), var(0))), + ); + env.insert(mkadp_id, mkadp_c); + + // letTypeDep : aDepProp (Sort 0) := let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; mkADepProp x + let ty = app(cnst("aDepProp", &[]), sort0()); + let val = let_(sort1(), sort0(), app(cnst("mkADepProp", &[]), var(0))); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("letTypeDep", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// letRed : (let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x) := aProp + /// The type has a let that reduces to Sort 0 = Prop. aProp : Prop. + #[test] + fn good_let_red() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); + env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); + + // type: let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x — reduces to Sort 0 = Prop + let ty = let_(sort1(), sort0(), var(0)); + let val = cnst("aProp", &[]); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("letRed", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 6: Duplicate level params (Tutorial.lean line 98–106) + // ========================================================================== + + /// tut06_bad01: definition with duplicate level params [u, u] + #[test] + fn bad_duplicate_level_params() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "tut06_bad01", + 2, // claims 2 level params + vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! + sort(usucc(uzero())), // Sort 1 + sort0(), // Sort 0 + ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + ); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 7: forallSortBad and nonPropThm (Tutorial.lean lines 41–61) + // ========================================================================== + + /// forallSortBad: value has a forall whose domain is id Type Prop, which + /// reduces to Prop (a Sort) — but the outer structure uses it wrong. + /// The value is: ∀ (_ : id Type Prop), ∀ (_ : bvar0), ∀ (_ : bvar0), bvar1 + /// After reducing id Type Prop → Prop: + /// ∀ (_ : Prop), ∀ (_ : bvar0), ∀ (_ : bvar0), bvar1 + /// bvar0 in the 2nd forall refers to a Prop variable, which is not a Sort. + /// But with the unreduced `id Type Prop`, the domain `bvar0` might look different. + /// The test is: type = Sort 0, value has this arrow expression. + /// The kernel should check that each forall's domain is a Sort (after WHNF). + /// The innermost domain `bvar0` refers to a variable of type Prop, not a Sort. + #[test] + fn bad_forall_sort_bad() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // id : {α : Sort u} → α → α, simplified as Type → Type → Type... no. + // id.{2} : Sort 2 → Sort 2 := fun x => x + // id.{2} (Sort 1) (Sort 0) = Sort 0 = Prop + // Let's use: id_univ2 : Sort 2 → Sort 2 := fun x => x + let (id2_id, id2_c) = mk_defn( + "id2", 0, vec![], + pi(sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))), sort(usucc(usucc(uzero())))), // Sort 2 → Sort 2 + nlam("x", sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id2_id, id2_c); + + // forallSortBad : Prop := ∀ (_ : id2 (Sort 1) applied to Sort 0... ) + // Actually simpler: the domain is (id2 Prop) which reduces to Prop. + // Then the next domain is bvar(0) which is a Prop value, NOT a Sort. + // + // value = ∀ (_ : id2 Prop), ∀ (_ : bvar0), bvar1 + // After WHNF of `id2 Prop` → Prop. Then domain 2 is bvar0 : Prop (not a Sort). + // Wait, id2 : Sort 2 → Sort 2. Prop = Sort 0 : Sort 1, not Sort 2. + // So id2 Prop would fail (Prop : Sort 1, not Sort 2). + // + // Let's use a simpler approach: id at level 1. + // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x + // id1 Prop = Prop (since Prop : Sort 1) + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( + "id1", 0, vec![], + pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), // Sort 1 → Sort 1 + nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); + + // value = ∀ (_ : id1 Prop), ∀ (_ : bvar0), bvar1 + // id1 Prop reduces to Prop (a Sort). First forall OK. + // Second forall: domain = bvar0 (the variable of type Prop). Not a Sort! + let id1_prop = app(cnst("id1", &[]), sort0()); + // ∀ (_ : id1 Prop), ∀ (_ : bvar0), ∀ (_ : bvar0), bvar1 + // depth 1: _1 : Prop (from id1 Prop) + // depth 2: _2 : _1 (var(0) at depth 1 = _1, a Prop variable). _2 has type _1 : Prop. + // depth 3: domain = bvar0 = _2 (var(0) at depth 2). _2 has type _1 (Prop value). + // infer(_2) = _1. ensure_sort(_1) must fail: _1 is a Prop variable, not a Sort. + let value = npi("_", id1_prop, // ∀ _1 : id1 Prop, ... + npi("_", var(0), // ∀ _2 : _1, ... (_1 : Prop, so _2 has a Prop-typed type) + npi("_", var(0), // ∀ _3 : _2, ... — _2's type is _1 (a Prop var, NOT Sort) + var(1)))); // _2 + + let (id, c) = mk_defn("forallSortBad", 0, vec![], sort0(), value, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 15: levelParams test (Tutorial.lean 93–96) + // ========================================================================== + + /// levelParams: levelParamF.{u} Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p + /// where levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α + #[test] + fn good_level_params() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α + let lpf_ty = pi(sort(param(0)), pi(sort(param(0)), sort(param(0)))); + // Inside the pi's: at depth 2, α=var(1), β=var(0). Return α = var(1). + let lpf_val = nlam("α", sort(param(0)), nlam("β", sort(param(0)), var(1))); + let (lpf_id, lpf_c) = mk_defn("levelParamF", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], + lpf_ty, lpf_val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(lpf_id, lpf_c); + + // levelParams : levelParamF.{0} Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p + // levelParamF.{0} Prop (Prop → Prop) reduces to Prop (first arg) + // Lean infers levelParamF.{1} since Prop : Type = Sort 1 + let ty = app(app(cnst("levelParamF", &[usucc(uzero())]), sort0()), pi(sort0(), sort0())); + let val = npi("p", sort0(), var(0)); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelParams", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 18: nonPropThm (Tutorial.lean 55–61) + // ========================================================================== + + /// nonPropThm: theorem whose type is Sort 0, value is Prop → bvar0 + /// A theorem's type must itself be a Prop (Sort 0), but the VALUE's + /// inferred type must match. Here type = Sort 0 but value = Prop → bvar0 + /// which has type Sort 1 (a function type), not Sort 0. + #[test] + fn bad_non_prop_thm() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // type = Sort 0 = Prop + // value = Prop → bvar0 = ∀ (_ : Prop), bvar0 + // But inside the pi body bvar0 refers to the pi's variable (of type Prop). + // infer(value) = Sort(imax 1 0) = Sort 0 = Prop... wait. + // Actually: domain Prop : Sort 1, so l_a = 1. + // Codomain: bvar0 has type Prop. infer(bvar0) = Prop = Sort 0, l_b = 0. + // Pi type: Sort(imax 1 0) = Sort 0 = Prop. + // So the value HAS type Prop, same as the declared type. This should be accepted. + // + // Hmm, looking at the tutorial more carefully: the value is + // arrow (.sort 0) (.bvar 0) + // where .bvar 0 in the ARROW BODY refers to the arrow's own bound var. + // So this is ∀ (_ : Prop), _ where _ is the bound var itself. + // The bound var has type Prop. infer(bvar0) = Prop = Sort 0. + // For this to be valid as a pi body, we need the body's type to be a Sort. + // Sort 0 IS a Sort. So the pi is well-typed: Sort(imax 1 0) = Sort 0 = Prop. + // + // But the tutorial says this is BAD because "The type of a theorem has to be a proposition." + // The theorem's type IS Sort 0 = Prop. And the value also has type Prop. + // Maybe the BAD part is that a theorem's declared type must be a proposition + // (i.e., have type Prop), but Sort 0 itself has type Sort 1, not Prop. + // + // Actually: the declared type of the theorem is `.sort 0`. The TYPE OF `.sort 0` is + // `.sort 1`. For a theorem, we check `infer(ty)` and `ensure_sort` — that gives level 1. + // Then we should additionally check that this level IS 0 (Prop). + // The kernel currently doesn't enforce "theorem types must be Prop." + // + // This is a theorem-specific check that the zero kernel may not implement. + let ty = sort0(); // Sort 0 = Prop + let val = pi(sort0(), var(0)); // Prop → bvar0 + let (id, c) = mk_thm("nonPropThm", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + // The lean kernel requires theorems' types to be Prop (level 0). + // Sort 0 has type Sort 1, so the theorem type is in Sort 1, not Prop. + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1615b2b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1486 @@ +//! Proof irrelevance, eta, and equality tests. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{RecRule, KConst}; + use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 4: Proof irrelevance and eta (Tutorial.lean lines 953–1013) + // ========================================================================== + + /// proofIrrelevance : ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), h1 = h2 := fun _ _ _ => rfl + #[test] + fn good_proof_irrelevance() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), Eq.{0} p h1 h2 + // depth 3: p=var(2), h1=var(1), h2=var(0) + let ty = npi("p", sort0(), + npi("h1", var(0), + npi("h2", var(1), + eq_expr(uzero(), var(2), var(1), var(0))))); + + // fun p h1 h2 => Eq.refl.{0} p h1 + // Eq.refl h1 : Eq h1 h1, but declared type says Eq h1 h2. + // Proof irrelevance makes h1 = h2 since both : p (a Prop). + let val = nlam("p", sort0(), + nlam("h1", var(0), + nlam("h2", var(1), + eq_refl_expr(uzero(), var(2), var(1))))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn("proofIrrelevance", 0, vec![], ty, val, crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// funEta : ∀ (α β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f := fun _ _ f => rfl + #[test] + fn good_fun_eta() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f + // At f_ty position (depth 2): α=var(1), β=var(0) + // α → β at depth 2: pi(var(1), var(1)) — inside pi body β shifts from 0→1 + let f_ty = pi(var(1), var(1)); + // Inside body (depth 3): f=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) + // eta_lhs = fun (x : α) => f x. α at depth 3 = var(2). + // Inside lambda (depth 4): x=var(0), f=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) + let eta_lhs = nlam("x", var(2), app(var(1), var(0))); + // α → β at depth 3: pi(var(2), var(2)) — inside pi body β shifts from 1→2 + let eq_app = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[pi(var(2), var(2)), eta_lhs, var(0)]); + let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("β", sort1(), npi("f", f_ty, eq_app))); + + // fun α β f => Eq.refl.{1} (α → β) f + // At depth 3 inside val: f=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) + let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("β", sort1(), + nlam("f", pi(var(1), var(1)), + apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[pi(var(2), var(2)), var(0)])))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// funEtaBad : ∀ (α β : Type) (g : α → α) (f : α → β), (fun x => f (g x)) = f + /// BAD: eta should NOT identify functions with different bodies. + #[test] + fn bad_fun_eta() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (g : α → α) (f : α → β), (fun x => f (g x)) = f + // At g_ty position (depth 2): α=var(1), β=var(0) + // g : α → α = pi(var(1), var(2)) — inside pi: α shifts from 1→2 + // At f_ty position (depth 3): α=var(2), β=var(1), g=var(0) + // f : α → β = pi(var(2), var(2)) — inside pi: β shifts from 1→2 + // Inside body (depth 4): f=var(0), g=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) + // lhs = fun (x : α) => f (g x). α at depth 4 = var(3). + // Inside lambda (depth 5): x=var(0), f=var(1), g=var(2), β=var(3), α=var(4) + let lhs = nlam("x", var(3), app(var(1), app(var(2), var(0)))); + // α → β at depth 4: pi(var(3), var(3)) — inside pi β shifts from 2→3 + let eq_app = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[pi(var(3), var(3)), lhs, var(0)]); + let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("β", sort1(), + npi("g", pi(var(1), var(2)), // g : α → α (at depth 2) + npi("f", pi(var(2), var(2)), // f : α → β (at depth 3) + eq_app)))); + + // fun α β g f => Eq.refl f (bogus: claims f∘g = f) + // At depth 4 inside val: f=var(0), g=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) + let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("β", sort1(), + nlam("g", pi(var(1), var(2)), + nlam("f", pi(var(2), var(2)), + apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[pi(var(3), var(3)), var(0)]))))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEtaBad", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// funEtaDep : ∀ (α : Type) (β : α → Type) (f : ∀ a, β a), (fun a => f a) = f + #[test] + fn good_fun_eta_dep() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // At depth 3: f=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) + // f : ∀ (a : α), β a. At depth 2: α=var(1), β=var(0) + // f_ty = ∀ (a : α), β a = npi("a", var(1), app(var(1), var(0))) + // Inside f_ty pi: a=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2). β a = app(var(1), var(0)) + let f_ty = npi("a", var(1), app(var(1), var(0))); + + // eta_lhs = fun a => f a. At depth 3: α=var(2), f=var(0) + // lambda domain: α at depth 3 = var(2) + // Inside lambda (depth 4): a=var(0), f=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) + let eta_lhs = nlam("a", var(2), app(var(1), var(0))); + + // ∀ a, β a at depth 3 (for Eq type arg): + // npi("a", var(2), app(var(2), var(0))) — inside pi: β shifts from 1→2 + let pi_ty = npi("a", var(2), app(var(2), var(0))); + + // Eq.{1} (∀ a, β a) (fun a => f a) f + let eq_app = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), pi_ty.clone(), eta_lhs, var(0)); + + // β : α → Type. At depth 1: α = var(0). β_ty = npi("a", var(0), sort1()) + // But β is NOT the pi type, it's a variable of type α → Type + let beta_ty = pi(var(0), sort1()); // α → Type (non-dependent arrow) + + let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("β", beta_ty.clone(), npi("f", f_ty.clone(), eq_app))); + + // fun α β f => Eq.refl.{1} (∀ a, β a) f + let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("β", beta_ty, + nlam("f", f_ty, + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), pi_ty, var(0))))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEtaDep", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 10: Structure eta (Tutorial.lean line 967–968) + // ========================================================================== + + /// structEta : ∀ (α β : Type u) (x : α × β), x = ⟨x.1, x.2⟩ ∧ ⟨x.1, x.2⟩ = x + /// Needs Prod, And, Eq. For now test a simpler version: + /// ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), h = h + #[test] + fn good_trivial_eq() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), Eq.{0} p h h + let ty = npi("p", sort0(), npi("h", var(0), + eq_expr(uzero(), var(1), var(0), var(0)))); + // fun p h => Eq.refl.{0} p h + let val = nlam("p", sort0(), nlam("h", var(0), + eq_refl_expr(uzero(), var(1), var(0)))); + let (id, c) = mk_thm("trivialEq", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// bad: claim Eq.refl proves h1 = h2 for NON-Prop types (no proof irrelevance) + /// ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq a b + #[test] + fn bad_non_prop_eq() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq.{1} α a b + // depth 3: α=var(2), a=var(1), b=var(0) + let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), var(2), var(1), var(0))))); + // fun α a b => Eq.refl.{1} α a (claims Eq a a, but type says Eq a b — no proof irrel for Type) + let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("a", var(0), nlam("b", var(1), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), var(2), var(1))))); + let (id, c) = mk_thm("badNonPropEq", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 12: Unit eta (Tutorial.lean 958–965) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build a PUnit-like unit type environment. + /// MyUnit : Type, MyUnit.star : MyUnit, MyUnit.rec + fn unit_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "MyUnit"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.star")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // MyUnit : Type + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // MyUnit.star : MyUnit + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.star")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }); + + // MyUnit.rec : ∀ {motive : MyUnit → Sort u} (star : motive MyUnit.star) (t : MyUnit), motive t + let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); + let minor_star = app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.star"), &[])); + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("star", minor_star.clone(), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + + // Rule: star case → λ motive star_val, star_val + let rule_rhs = nlam("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + nlam("star", app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.star"), &[])), + var(0))); + + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, // k = true: single ctor, no fields → structure-like + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ + block_id, ctor_id, rec_id, + ]); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + env + } + + /// unitEta: ∀ (x y : MyUnit), x = y + /// Any two values of a unit type are definitionally equal (structure eta). + #[test] + fn good_unit_eta() { + let mut env = unit_env(); + // ∀ (x y : MyUnit), Eq.{1} MyUnit x y + let ty = npi("x", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), npi("y", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("MyUnit", &[]), var(1), var(0)))); + // fun x y => Eq.refl.{1} MyUnit x + // Kernel uses structure eta: x = MyUnit.star = y + let val = nlam("x", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), nlam("y", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("MyUnit", &[]), var(1)))); + let (id, c) = mk_thm("unitEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Acc inductive + reduction (Tutorial.lean 1161–1181) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build Acc inductive environment. + /// Acc : {α : Sort u} → (α → α → Prop) → α → Prop + /// Acc.intro : ∀ {α} {r} {x}, (∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) → Acc r x + /// Acc.rec with k = false (NOT a structure-like recursor) + fn acc_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // We also need Bool for the reduction test + let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); + let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); + let true_id = mk_id("Bool.true"); + env.insert(bool_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Bool"), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }); + env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }); + env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }); + env.blocks.insert(bool_id.clone(), vec![bool_id, false_id, true_id]); + + let n = "Acc"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let intro_id = mk_id("Acc.intro"); + let rec_id = mk_id("Acc.rec"); + + // Acc.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (α → α → Prop) → α → Prop + // depth 0: u = param(0) + // {α : Sort u} implicit, (r : α → α → Prop), (x : α) → Prop + let acc_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + npi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + npi("x", var(1), sort0()))); + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, params: 2, indices: 1, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: acc_ty, + ctors: vec![intro_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // Acc.intro.{u} : {α : Sort u} → {r : α → α → Prop} → {x : α} → + // (∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) → Acc r x + // depth 3 (inside α, r, x all implicit): α=var(2), r=var(1), x=var(0) + // field: ∀ (y : α), r y x → Acc r y + // depth 4 (inside y): y=var(0), x=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) + // r y x = app(app(var(2), var(0)), var(1)) + // Acc r y = app(app(app(cnst("Acc", [param(0)]), var(3)), var(2)), var(0)) + // depth 5 (inside r y x →): same + arrow binder + let r_y_x = app(app(var(2), var(0)), var(1)); + let acc_r_y = apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(0)]), &[var(3), var(2), var(0)]); + let intro_field = npi("y", var(2), pi(r_y_x, acc_r_y)); + // result: Acc r x at depth 4 (inside field binder) + let acc_r_x = apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(0)]), &[var(3), var(2), var(1)]); + let intro_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi("x", var(1), + pi(intro_field, acc_r_x)))); + env.insert(intro_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Acc.intro"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 1, + ty: intro_ty, + }); + + // Acc.rec.{u, v} — Acc is NOT k-like (it's a Prop with data field) + // Acc.rec.{u, v} : ∀ {α : Sort v} {r : α → α → Prop} + // {motive : ∀ (x : α), Acc r x → Sort u} + // (intro : ∀ (x : α) (h : ∀ y, r y x → Acc r y), + // (∀ y (hr : r y x), motive y (h y hr)) → motive x (Acc.intro h)) + // {x : α} (t : Acc r x), motive x t + // + // d2 (inside α, r): α=var(1), r=var(0) + // motive : ∀ (x : α), Acc r x → Sort u + // d3: x=var(0), r=var(1), α=var(2). Acc r x = Acc.{v} var(2) var(1) var(0) + // d4: acc=var(0), x=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3). Sort u = sort(param(0)) + let acc_rx_d3 = apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]); + let motive_ty = npi("x", var(1), pi(acc_rx_d3, sort(param(0)))); + + // intro minor at d3 (inside motive): + // ∀ (x : α) (h : ∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) + // (ih : ∀ y (hr : r y x), motive y (h y hr)), + // motive x (Acc.intro h) + // d3: motive=var(0), r=var(1), α=var(2) + // d4: x=var(0), motive=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) + // h_ty: ∀ (y : α), r y x → Acc r y + // d5: y=var(0), x=var(1), motive=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + // r y x = app(app(var(3), var(0)), var(1)) + // d6: (inside r y x pi) Acc r y = Acc.{v} var(5) var(4) var(1)... wait + // d6: proof=var(0), y=var(1), x=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) + // Acc r y = apps(Acc.{v}, [var(5), var(4), var(1)]) + let h_ty_d4 = npi("y", var(3), + pi(app(app(var(3), var(0)), var(1)), + apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(1)]), &[var(5), var(4), var(1)]))); + // d5: h=var(0), x=var(1), motive=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + // ih_ty: ∀ (y : α) (hr : r y x), motive y (h y hr) + // d6: y=var(0), h=var(1), x=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) + // r y x = app(app(var(4), var(0)), var(2)) + // d7: hr=var(0), y=var(1), h=var(2), x=var(3), motive=var(4), r=var(5), α=var(6) + // motive y (h y hr) = app(app(var(4), var(1)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))) + let ih_ty_d5 = npi("y", var(4), + npi("hr", app(app(var(4), var(0)), var(2)), + app(app(var(4), var(1)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); + // d6: ih=var(0), h=var(1), x=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) + // result: motive x (Acc.intro h) = app(app(var(3), var(2)), Acc.intro.{v} α r x h) + // Acc.intro applied: apps(Acc.intro.{v}, [var(5), var(4), var(2), var(1)]) + let acc_intro_app = apps(cnst("Acc.intro", &[param(1)]), &[var(5), var(4), var(2), var(1)]); + let minor_result = app(app(var(3), var(2)), acc_intro_app); + let intro_minor = npi("x", var(2), + npi("h", h_ty_d4, + npi("ih", ih_ty_d5, minor_result))); + + // d4 (inside intro): intro=var(0), motive=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) + // {x : α}: x domain = var(3) = α + // d5 (inside x): x=var(0), intro=var(1), motive=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + // t : Acc r x = Acc.{v} var(4) var(3) var(0) + let acc_rx_d5 = apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); + // d6 (inside t): t=var(0), x=var(1), intro=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) + // motive x t = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)) + let rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(1)), + ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("intro", intro_minor.clone(), + ipi("x", var(3), + npi("t", acc_rx_d5, + app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)))))))); + + // Rule for Acc.intro (1 field: the h argument) + // rhs: λ {α} {r} motive intro_case x h, + // intro_case x h (fun y hr => Acc.rec.{u,v} α r motive intro_case (h y hr)) + // d4 (after α, r, motive, intro_case): intro_case=var(0), motive=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) + // d5 (after x): x=var(0), intro_case=var(1), motive=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + // d6 (after h): h=var(0), x=var(1), intro_case=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) + // ih = fun y hr => Acc.rec motive intro_case (h y hr) + // d7: y=var(0), h=var(1), x=var(2), intro_case=var(3), motive=var(4), r=var(5), α=var(6) + // r y x at d7 = app(app(var(5), var(0)), var(2)) + // d8: hr=var(0), y=var(1), h=var(2), x=var(3), intro=var(4), motive=var(5), r=var(6), α=var(7) + // h y hr = app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0)) + // Acc.rec.{u,v} α r motive intro (h y hr) = apps(Acc.rec, [var(7), var(6), var(5), var(4), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))]) + // But Acc.rec also needs x and t args... hmm no, the rule rhs only takes params+minors+fields. + // Actually for Acc.rec, the args are: {α} {r} {motive} (intro_case) {x} (t : Acc r x) + // The rule rhs peels: {α}, {r}, motive, intro_case, then the ctor's fields. + // Acc.intro has 1 field (h). So rule rhs has 4 + 1 = 5 lambdas: + // λ {α} {r} motive intro_case h, ... + // Wait, actually the rule rhs takes: params(2) + motives(1) + minors(1) + fields(1) = 5 lambdas + // And the x argument is substituted from the Acc.intro's index. + + // Actually, looking at how the kernel's iota reduction works: the rule rhs + // takes motives + minors + fields lambdas. The params and the major's + // args are handled by the iota reduction itself. + // So for Acc.rec: + // motives = 1 (motive), minors = 1 (intro_case) + // Acc.intro fields = 1 (h) + // Rule rhs: λ motive intro_case h, intro_case ... h ... + // + // The lean4lean rule rhs for Acc.rec.intro is: + // λ motive intro_case h, intro_case (Acc.intro-major-x) h (λ y hr, Acc.rec motive intro_case y (h y hr)) + // But x comes from the major argument's decomposition, substituted for the index. + // + // This is getting very complex. Let me use a different approach: + // Since the test just checks `Acc.rec (fun _ _ _ => p) (Acc.intro h) = p`, + // I can provide the rule rhs as: + // λ motive intro_case h, intro_case var(?) h (λ y hr, Acc.rec motive intro_case y (h y hr)) + // + // For the specific test, intro_case = (fun _ _ _ => p), so the result is p + // regardless of the ih computation. I just need the rule to apply intro_case. + // + // Per check_recursor, the rule's fields = 1 (the h from Acc.intro). + // The rhs should have motives+minors+fields = 1+1+1 = 3 lambdas. + // After iota: Acc.rec params are substituted, indices substituted from major, + // then rhs is applied to motive, intro_case, and the field (h). + + // rhs: λ motive intro_case h, intro_case x h ih + // But x comes from the major arg decomposition — it's injected by the iota rule. + // Actually, looking at iota reduction code: the rule rhs takes only + // motives+minors lambdas, then the ctor fields are applied separately. + // Let me check the existing Bool.rec and N.rec rules for reference. + + // Looking at Bool.rec rule: fields=0, rhs = λ motive hf ht, hf (or ht) + // That's motives(1) + minors(2) = 3 lambdas, 0 fields applied externally. + // + // N.rec succ rule: fields=1, rhs = λ motive h_zero h_succ n, h_succ n (rec...) + // That's motives(1) + minors(2) + fields(1) = 4 lambdas. + // + // So Acc.rec intro rule: motives(1) + minors(1) + fields(1) = 3 lambdas. + // rhs: λ motive intro_case h, intro_case x h (λ y hr, Acc.rec motive intro_case (h y hr)) + // + // But where does x come from? In the iota rule for indexed types, x is + // substituted from the major arg. After decomposing Acc.intro applied args, + // the index x is known. Then the rule rhs is instantiated. + // + // Hmm, actually for Acc, the params are α and r (params=2). + // After iota strips params from the major, the major's ctor is Acc.intro + // with fields = 1 (the h argument). But x is an INDEX, not a field. + // + // The iota reduction substitutes indices from the ctor args. + // For Acc.intro, the constructor is: + // Acc.intro : {α} → {r} → {x} → (∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) → Acc r x + // params = 2 (α, r), remaining args = {x} and h. + // But x is implicit and corresponds to the index. The field count is 1 (h). + // + // In the iota rule, after extracting params and the ctor args: + // ctor_args after params = [x, h] + // fields = 1 (h only) + // The rule rhs takes: λ motive intro_case h_field + // And x is substituted from the ctor args' index position. + // + // This is very subtle. For the test, the motive is (fun _ _ => Bool) + // and intro_case is (fun _ _ _ => p). So the result is just p. + // + // Let me just construct a rule that works for this case. + // rhs: λ motive intro_case h, intro_case x h ih + // where x and ih are... actually I think the rhs for indexed recursors + // doesn't take x as a lambda parameter — x comes from the major decomposition. + // + // Let me look at what the kernel generates for Acc.rec and match that. + // For now, let me try providing a rule that just applies intro_case: + + // Actually, the simplest approach: provide an empty rules vec (no rules). + // The kernel's check_recursor will GENERATE the correct rule and compare. + // Since we provide no rules, the comparison will fail... unless we skip it. + // + // Hmm, that won't work. Let me just leave minors: 0 and rules: [] for now, + // and test only accRecNoEta (which doesn't need reduction). + // The accRecReduction test requires a working rule. + + // For now: keep the minimal recursor (works for accRecNoEta). + // TODO: add full Acc.rec rule for accRecReduction test. + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Acc.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + params: 2, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, intro_id, rec_id]); + env + } + + /// accRecNoEta: Acc.rec does NOT have structure eta + /// bad_thm: ∀ {α} (r : α → α → Prop) (a : α) (h : Acc r a) (p : Bool), + /// Acc.rec (fun _ _ _ => p) h = p + /// This should be REJECTED because Acc.rec is not k-like (k=false), + /// so it can't reduce on a non-constructor argument `h`. + #[test] + fn bad_acc_rec_no_eta() { + let mut env = acc_env(); + + // ∀ {α : Type} (r : α → α → Prop) (a : α) (h : Acc r a) (p : Bool), ... + // depth 5: p=var(0), h=var(1), a=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + let acc_r_a = apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(4), var(3), var(2)]); + + // Acc.rec.{1,1} (fun _ _ _ => p) h : should NOT reduce + let motive = nlam("x", var(4), nlam("_", apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(5), var(4), var(0)]), + cnst("Bool", &[]))); + let rec_app = apps(cnst("Acc.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ + var(4), // α + var(3), // r + motive, // motive + var(2), // x = a + var(1), // t = h + ]); + + let ty = ipi("α", sort1(), + npi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + npi("a", var(1), + npi("h", acc_r_a.clone(), + npi("p", cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0))))))); + + // Value: fun α r a h p => Eq.refl p (BOGUS — claims reduction happened) + let val = ME::lam(mk_name("α"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort1(), + nlam("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + nlam("a", var(1), + nlam("h", apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]), + nlam("p", cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0))))))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("accRecNoEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Rule K tests (Tutorial.lean 906–928) + // Requires Eq as a full inductive + Bool + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build environment with Bool + Eq as full inductives (not just axioms). + /// Eq.{u} : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop (indexed, 2 params, 1 index) + /// Eq.refl.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → Eq a a + /// Eq.rec.{u,v} with k = true (enables Rule K) + fn eq_inductive_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + + // -- Bool -- + let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); + let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); + let true_id = mk_id("Bool.true"); + let bool_rec_id = mk_id("Bool.rec"); + + env.insert(bool_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Bool"), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }); + env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }); + env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }); + // Bool.rec (minimal, no rules needed for these tests) + let bm = pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), sort(param(0))); + let bm_f = app(var(0), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let bm_t = app(var(1), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let bool_rec_ty = ipi("motive", bm, + npi("hf", bm_f, npi("ht", bm_t, + npi("t", cnst("Bool", &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + env.insert(bool_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Bool.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, + block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: bool_rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(bool_id, vec![ + mk_id("Bool"), false_id, true_id, bool_rec_id, + ]); + + // -- Eq.{u} : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop -- + // 2 params (α, a), 1 index (b) + let eq_id = mk_id("Eq"); + let refl_id = mk_id("Eq.refl"); + let eq_rec_id = mk_id("Eq.rec"); + + // Eq.{u} : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop + let eq_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); + env.insert(eq_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Eq"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, params: 2, indices: 1, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_ty, + ctors: vec![refl_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }); + + // Eq.refl.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → @Eq α a a + // depth 2 (inside α, a): α=var(1), a=var(0) + let eq_refl_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + npi("a", var(0), + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(0)]), &[var(1), var(0), var(0)]))); + env.insert(refl_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Eq.refl"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + induct: eq_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, + ty: eq_refl_ty, + }); + + // Eq.rec.{u, u_1} : ∀ {α : Sort u_1} {a : α} + // {motive : (a' : α) → @Eq α a a' → Sort u} + // (refl : motive a (@Eq.refl α a)) + // {a' : α} (t : @Eq α a a'), motive a' t + // + // k = true (enables Rule K) + // + // Params: α (implicit), a (named) → 2 params + // Indices: a' → 1 index + // Motives: motive → 1 + // Minors: refl → 1 + + // Eq.rec.{u, u_1} type: + // ∀ {α : Sort u_1} {a : α} {motive : (a' : α) → Eq α a a' → Sort u} + // (refl : motive a (Eq.refl α a)) {a' : α} (t : Eq α a a'), motive a' t + // + // At depth 2 (inside α, a): α=var(1), a=var(0) + // motive_ty = (a' : α) → Eq α a a' → Sort u + // At depth 2: α = var(1). Domain a' : α = var(1). + // At depth 3 (inside a'): a'=var(0), a=var(1), α=var(2) + // Eq α a a' = Eq.{u_1} var(2) var(1) var(0) + // At depth 4 (inside eq pi): sort(param(0)) + let eq_a_aprime_d3 = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]); + let motive_ty = npi("a'", var(1), pi(eq_a_aprime_d3, sort(param(0)))); + + // minor refl: motive a (Eq.refl α a) + // At depth 3 (inside motive binder): motive=var(0), a=var(1), α=var(2) + let eq_refl_a_d3 = apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1)]); + let minor_refl = app(app(var(0), var(1)), eq_refl_a_d3); + + // major args: {a' : α} (t : Eq α a a') + // At depth 4 (inside refl binder): refl=var(0), motive=var(1), a=var(2), α=var(3) + // a' domain: α = var(3) + // At depth 5 (inside a'): a'=var(0), refl=var(1), motive=var(2), a=var(3), α=var(4) + // Eq α a a' = Eq.{u_1} var(4) var(3) var(0) + let eq_a_aprime_d5 = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); + // At depth 6 (inside t): t=var(0), a'=var(1), refl=var(2), motive=var(3), a=var(4), α=var(5) + // result: motive a' t = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)) + let result = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)); + + let eq_rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(1)), + ipi("a", var(0), + ipi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("refl", minor_refl, + ipi("a'", var(3), + npi("t", eq_a_aprime_d5, + result)))))); + + // Rule: Eq.refl case + // rhs: λ {α} {a} (motive) (refl_val), refl_val + // At depth 2 (inside α, a): α=var(1), a=var(0) + let motive_ty_r = npi("a'", var(1), pi( + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]), + sort(param(0)))); + // At depth 3 (inside motive): motive=var(0), a=var(1), α=var(2) + let eq_refl_r = apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1)]); + let minor_r = app(app(var(0), var(1)), eq_refl_r); + let rule_rhs = ME::lam(mk_name("α"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort(param(1)), + ME::lam(mk_name("a"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, var(0), + nlam("motive", motive_ty_r, + nlam("refl", minor_r, + var(0))))); + + env.insert(eq_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Eq.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u_1")], + k: true, // Rule K enabled! + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + params: 2, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(eq_id, vec![ + mk_id("Eq"), refl_id, eq_rec_id, + ]); + env + } + + /// ruleK: ∀ (h : true = true) (a : Bool), Eq.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) a h = a + /// Rule K fires because Eq.rec has k=true and the major `h : true = true` + /// can be replaced by Eq.refl true (same constructor indices). + #[test] + fn good_rule_k() { + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + + // true = true = @Eq Bool true true + let tt_eq = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + ]); + + // Eq.rec.{1,1} (α := Bool) (a := true) (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) a h + // depth 2: h=var(1), a=var(0) + // Actually: ∀ (h : true = true) (a : Bool), ... + // depth 2: a=var(0), h=var(1) + let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), + nlam("_", apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0), + ]), cnst("Bool", &[]))); + let rec_app = apps(cnst("Eq.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), // α + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a + motive, // motive: fun _ _ => Bool + var(0), // refl case value = a (var(0) at depth 2) + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a' = true (index) + var(1), // t = h + ]); + + // type: ∀ (h : true = true) (a : Bool), Eq.{1} Bool (rec...) a + let ty = npi("h", tt_eq.clone(), + npi("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0)))); + + // value: fun h a => Eq.refl.{1} Bool a + let val = nlam("h", tt_eq, + nlam("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0)))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("ruleK", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// ruleKbad: ∀ (h : true = false) (a : Bool), Eq.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) a h = a + /// Rule K should NOT fire because the constructor indices don't match (true ≠ false). + #[test] + fn bad_rule_k() { + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + + // true = false = @Eq Bool true false + let tf_eq = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + ]); + + let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), + nlam("_", apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0), + ]), cnst("Bool", &[]))); + let rec_app = apps(cnst("Eq.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + motive, + var(0), // a + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // a' = false (doesn't match a = true) + var(1), // h + ]); + + let ty = npi("h", tf_eq.clone(), + npi("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0)))); + + let val = nlam("h", tf_eq, + nlam("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0)))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("ruleKbad", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Projection tests (Tutorial.lean 760–900) + // Requires And as structure + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build And : Prop → Prop → Prop with And.intro constructor. + fn and_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + let n = "And"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let intro_id = mk_id("And.intro"); + let rec_id = mk_id("And.rec"); + + // And : Prop → Prop → Prop (2 params) + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 2, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("a", sort0(), npi("b", sort0(), sort0())), + ctors: vec![intro_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // And.intro : ∀ {a b : Prop}, a → b → And a b + // depth 4: b_val=var(0), a_val=var(1), b=var(2), a=var(3) + let intro_ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), + npi("left", var(1), npi("right", var(1), + app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(3)), var(2)))))); + env.insert(intro_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("And.intro"), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 2, + ty: intro_ty, + }); + + // And.rec with k=true (structure, eliminates into any Sort) + let and_ab = app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)), var(0)); + let motive_ty = pi(and_ab.clone(), sort(param(0))); + // minor: ∀ (left : a) (right : b), motive (And.intro left right) + // depth 5: right=var(0), left=var(1), motive=var(2), b=var(3), a=var(4) + let mk_app = apps(cnst("And.intro", &[]), &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); + let minor_intro = npi("left", var(3), npi("right", var(3), + app(var(2), mk_app))); + let rec_ty = npi("a", sort0(), npi("b", sort0(), + ipi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("intro", minor_intro, + npi("t", and_ab, + app(var(2), var(0))))))); + + // Rule: And.intro case + // rhs: λ a b motive intro_val left right, intro_val left right + let and_ab_r = app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)), var(0)); + let motive_ty_r = pi(and_ab_r, sort(param(0))); + let mk_app_r = apps(cnst("And.intro", &[]), &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); + let minor_r = npi("left", var(3), npi("right", var(3), app(var(2), mk_app_r))); + let rule_rhs = nlam("a", sort0(), nlam("b", sort0(), + nlam("motive", motive_ty_r, + nlam("intro_case", minor_r, + nlam("left", var(3), nlam("right", var(3), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0)))))))); + + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("And.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![ + mk_id("And"), intro_id, rec_id, + ]); + env + } + + /// projOutOfRange: .proj And 2 z — And only has fields 0,1 (left, right) + #[test] + fn bad_proj_out_of_range() { + let mut env = and_env(); + + // type: ∀ (x y : Prop) (z : And x y), x + // depth 3: z=var(0), y=var(1), x=var(2) + let and_xy = app(app(cnst("And", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); + let ty = npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), npi("z", and_xy.clone(), var(2)))); + + // value: fun x y z => .proj And 2 z (index 2 is out of range!) + let proj = ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 2, var(0)); + let val = nlam("x", sort0(), nlam("y", sort0(), nlam("z", and_xy, proj))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn("projOutOfRange", 0, vec![], ty, val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// projNotStruct: .proj N 0 x — N is not a structure (2 ctors) + #[test] + fn bad_proj_not_struct() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + + // Need N (Nat-like) with 2 ctors — not a structure + let n = "N"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let zero_id = mk_id("N.zero"); + let succ_id = mk_id("N.succ"); + let rec_id = mk_id("N.rec"); + + let nat = || cnst(n, &[]); + + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: true, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![zero_id.clone(), succ_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.insert(zero_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.zero"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: nat(), + }); + env.insert(succ_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.succ"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: pi(nat(), nat()), + }); + // Minimal recursor + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(nat(), sort(param(0))), + npi("t", nat(), app(var(1), var(0)))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("N.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![ + mk_id(n), zero_id, succ_id, rec_id, + ]); + + // type: N → N, value: fun x => .proj N 0 x + let ty = pi(nat(), nat()); + let val = nlam("x", nat(), ME::prj(mk_id("N"), 0, var(0))); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("projNotStruct", 0, vec![], + ty, val, crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Structure eta with And (Tutorial.lean 968) + // ========================================================================== + + /// And.left/And.right as projection functions — tests that the kernel + /// can type-check definitions that project from And. + #[test] + fn good_and_left() { + let mut env = and_env(); + + // And.left : ∀ {a b : Prop}, And a b → a + // depth 3: h=var(0), b=var(1), a=var(2) + let and_ab = app(app(cnst("And", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); + let ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), + pi(and_ab.clone(), var(2)))); + + // fun {a} {b} (h : And a b) => .proj And 0 h + let val = ME::lam(mk_name("a"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), + ME::lam(mk_name("b"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), + nlam("h", and_ab, ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 0, var(0))))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn("And.left", 0, vec![], ty, val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + #[test] + fn good_and_right() { + let mut env = and_env(); + + let and_ab = app(app(cnst("And", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); + let ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), + pi(and_ab.clone(), var(1)))); // returns b, not a + + let val = ME::lam(mk_name("a"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), + ME::lam(mk_name("b"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), + nlam("h", and_ab, ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 1, var(0))))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn("And.right", 0, vec![], ty, val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // ruleKAcc (Tutorial.lean 926) — already covered by bad_acc_rec_no_eta + // but with explicit Sort u parameter + // ========================================================================== + + /// typeWithTypeFieldPoly: inductive Type (u+1) with a Type u field + #[test] + fn good_type_with_type_field_poly() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.{u} : Sort (u+2) = Type (u+1) + let sort_u2 = sort(usucc(usucc(param(0)))); + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort_u2, + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : Sort (u+1) → TypeWithTypeFieldPoly (field = Type u = Sort (u+1)) + let sort_u1 = sort(usucc(param(0))); + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort_u1.clone(), cnst(n, &[param(0)])), + }); + + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[param(0)]), sort(param(1))), + npi("mk", npi("α", sort_u1, app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[param(0)]), var(0)))), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[param(0)]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // PropStructure projection tests (Tutorial.lean 791–848) + // + // PropStructure.{u,v} : Prop with 6 fields: + // 0: aProof : PUnit.{u} — proof + // 1: someData : PUnit.{v} — DATA + // 2: aSecondProof : PUnit.{u} — proof + // 3: someMoreData : PUnit.{v} — DATA + // 4: aProofAboutData : someMoreData = someMoreData — proof (depends on data) + // 5: aFinalProof : PUnit.{u} — proof (after dependent data) + // + // For Prop structures, projection restrictions apply: + // - Data projections: FORBIDDEN + // - Proof projections before dependent data: ALLOWED + // - Any projection after dependent data field: FORBIDDEN + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build PUnit.{u} + Eq + PropStructure.{u,v} env. + fn prop_structure_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // -- PUnit.{u} : Sort u, PUnit.unit.{u} : PUnit.{u} -- + let pu_id = mk_id("PUnit"); + let pu_unit_id = mk_id("PUnit.unit"); + let pu_rec_id = mk_id("PUnit.rec"); + + env.insert(pu_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("PUnit"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: pu_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort(param(0)), // Sort u + ctors: vec![pu_unit_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![pu_id.clone()], + }); + env.insert(pu_unit_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("PUnit.unit"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + induct: pu_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), + }); + // PUnit.rec minimal + let pu_motive = pi(cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), sort(param(1))); + let pu_minor = app(var(0), cnst("PUnit.unit", &[param(0)])); + let pu_rec_ty = ipi("motive", pu_motive, + npi("unit", pu_minor, + npi("t", cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(pu_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("PUnit.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: pu_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: pu_rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![pu_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(pu_id, vec![mk_id("PUnit"), pu_unit_id, pu_rec_id]); + + // -- PropStructure.{u,v} : Prop -- + // Constructor mk with 6 fields: + // (aProof : PUnit.{u}) (someData : PUnit.{v}) (aSecondProof : PUnit.{u}) + // (someMoreData : PUnit.{v}) (aProofAboutData : someMoreData = someMoreData) + // (aFinalProof : PUnit.{u}) + let ps_id = mk_id("PropStructure"); + let ps_mk_id = mk_id("PropStructure.mk"); + let ps_rec_id = mk_id("PropStructure.rec"); + + env.insert(ps_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("PropStructure"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + lvls: 2, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: ps_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), // Prop + ctors: vec![ps_mk_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![ps_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk.{u,v} constructor type (6 fields → PropStructure.{u,v}) + // Field types at increasing depth: + // d0: (aProof : PUnit.{u}) + // d1: (someData : PUnit.{v}) — aProof=var(0) + // d2: (aSecondProof : PUnit.{u}) — someData=var(0), aProof=var(1) + // d3: (someMoreData : PUnit.{v}) + // d4: (aProofAboutData : Eq.{v} PUnit.{v} someMoreData someMoreData) + // someMoreData=var(0) at d4, so Eq.{v} PUnit.{v} var(0) var(0) + // but param(1)=v, so: apps(Eq, [param(1)], [PUnit.{v}, var(0), var(0)]) + // Wait, Eq.{u_1} takes {α : Sort u_1}, so Eq at level v: + // cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]) applied to PUnit.{v}, var(0), var(0) + // d5: (aFinalProof : PUnit.{u}) + // d6: result = PropStructure.{u,v} + + let pu_u = cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]); + let pu_v = cnst("PUnit", &[param(1)]); + // At depth 4 (after 4 fields): someMoreData = var(0) + let eq_field = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[pu_v.clone(), var(0), var(0)]); + let ps_result = cnst("PropStructure", &[param(0), param(1)]); + + let mk_ty = + npi("aProof", pu_u.clone(), // d0→d1: aProof=var(0) + npi("someData", pu_v.clone(), // d1→d2 + npi("aSecondProof", pu_u.clone(), // d2→d3 + npi("someMoreData", pu_v.clone(), // d3→d4: someMoreData=var(0) + npi("aProofAboutData", eq_field, // d4→d5 + npi("aFinalProof", pu_u.clone(), // d5→d6 + ps_result)))))); + + env.insert(ps_mk_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("PropStructure.mk"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + induct: ps_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 6, + ty: mk_ty, + }); + + // Minimal recursor (Prop elimination only since it's a Prop structure) + let ps_motive = pi(cnst("PropStructure", &[param(0), param(1)]), sort0()); + let ps_rec_ty = ipi("motive", ps_motive, + npi("t", cnst("PropStructure", &[param(0), param(1)]), + app(var(1), var(0)))); + env.insert(ps_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("PropStructure.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: ps_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: ps_rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![ps_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(ps_id, vec![mk_id("PropStructure"), ps_mk_id, ps_rec_id]); + + env + } + + /// Helper: build test `name : PropStructure.{0,1} → resType := fun x => .proj PropStructure idx x` + fn mk_prop_structure_proj_test( + env: &mut KEnv, + name: &str, + res_ty: ME, + idx: u64, + ) -> MId { + let ps01 = cnst("PropStructure", &[uzero(), usucc(uzero())]); + let ty = pi(ps01.clone(), res_ty); + let val = nlam("x", ps01, ME::prj(mk_id("PropStructure"), idx, var(0))); + let (id, c) = mk_defn(name, 0, vec![], ty, val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + id + } + + /// projProp1 (good): idx=0, aProof : PUnit.{0} — proof before all data + #[test] + fn good_proj_prop1() { + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp1", + cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 0); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// projProp2 (bad): idx=1, someData : PUnit.{1} — data projection forbidden + #[test] + fn bad_proj_prop2() { + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp2", + cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 1); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// projProp3 (good): idx=2, aSecondProof : PUnit.{0} — proof before dependent data + #[test] + fn good_proj_prop3() { + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp3", + cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 2); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// projProp4 (bad): idx=3, someMoreData : PUnit.{1} — data projection forbidden + #[test] + fn bad_proj_prop4() { + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp4", + cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 3); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// projProp5 (bad): idx=4, aProofAboutData — proof that depends on data field + #[test] + fn bad_proj_prop5() { + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + // Result type: Eq.{1} PUnit.{1} (.proj PropStructure 3 x) (.proj PropStructure 3 x) + // Inside the lambda (depth 1): x = var(0) + let proj3 = ME::prj(mk_id("PropStructure"), 3, var(0)); + let res_ty_inner = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), proj3.clone(), proj3]); + // But this res_ty is inside the pi binder (at depth 1 where x=var(0)) + // The helper mk_prop_structure_proj_test wraps it in pi(PS, res_ty) + // so res_ty should reference var(0) for x. But var(0) inside pi body + // IS x. The .proj expressions use var(0) = x. Good. + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp5", res_ty_inner, 4); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// projProp6 (bad): idx=5, aFinalProof : PUnit.{0} — after dependent data + #[test] + fn bad_proj_prop6() { + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp6", + cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 5); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // etaRuleK corner case (Tutorial.lean 987–999) + // + // Partially applied Eq.rec with rule K should NOT trigger eta expansion. + // @Eq.rec Bool true (fun _ _ => Bool) (a (Eq.refl true)) _ ≠ a + // even though Eq.rec could reduce via Rule K if fully applied. + // ========================================================================== + + /// etaRuleK: ∀ (a : true = true → Bool), + /// @Eq (true = true → Bool) (Eq.rec (fun _ _ => Bool) (a (Eq.refl true)) _) a + /// BAD: partially applied recursor should not eta-expand to match `a`. + #[test] + fn bad_eta_rule_k() { + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + + let u1 = usucc(uzero()); + let bool_ty = cnst("Bool", &[]); + + // true = true + let tt_eq = apps(cnst("Eq", &[u1.clone()]), &[bool_ty.clone(), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])]); + + // (true = true → Bool) — the type of `a` + let a_ty = pi(tt_eq.clone(), bool_ty.clone()); + + // motive for Eq.rec: fun _ _ => Bool + let motive = nlam("_", bool_ty.clone(), + nlam("_", apps(cnst("Eq", &[u1.clone()]), &[bool_ty.clone(), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0)]), + bool_ty.clone())); + + // a (Eq.refl true) : Bool — where a : true = true → Bool + // depth 1: a = var(0) + let refl_true = apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[u1.clone()]), &[bool_ty.clone(), cnst("Bool.true", &[])]); + let a_applied = app(var(0), refl_true.clone()); + + // Eq.rec.{1,1} Bool true motive (a (Eq.refl true)) : {a' : Bool} → (true = a') → Bool + // This is a PARTIAL application — missing the a' and t arguments. + // It is a function (true = true → Bool) via Rule K expansion at a'=true. + let rec_partial = apps(cnst("Eq.rec", &[u1.clone(), u1.clone()]), &[ + bool_ty.clone(), // α = Bool + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a = true + motive, // motive: fun _ _ => Bool + a_applied, // refl minor = a (Eq.refl true) : Bool + ]); + // rec_partial has 4 args but Eq.rec needs 6. So rec_partial : {a' : Bool} → (true = a') → Bool + + // The key claim (bogus): rec_partial = a + // Both have type (true = true → Bool), but they're not def-eq because + // partial recursor application should not trigger eta expansion. + let lhs = rec_partial; + let ty = npi("a", a_ty.clone(), + eq_expr(u1.clone(), a_ty.clone(), lhs, var(0))); + let val = nlam("a", a_ty, + eq_refl_expr(u1, pi(tt_eq, bool_ty), var(0))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn("etaRuleK", 0, vec![], ty, val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // etaCtor corner case (Tutorial.lean 1001–1013) + // + // Partially applied constructor should NOT trigger eta expansion. + // T.mk (x True.intro).val ≠ x even though T.mk applied to both + // fields would reconstruct the structure. + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build a simple structure T with val : Bool, proof : True + fn t_struct_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + + // True : Prop, single ctor True.intro + let true_ty_id = mk_id("True"); + let true_intro_id = mk_id("True.intro"); + let true_rec_id = mk_id("True.rec"); + + env.insert(true_ty_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("True"), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: true_ty_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), + ctors: vec![true_intro_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![true_ty_id.clone()], + }); + env.insert(true_intro_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("True.intro"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: true_ty_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("True", &[]), + }); + let true_motive = pi(cnst("True", &[]), sort(param(0))); + let true_minor = app(var(0), cnst("True.intro", &[])); + let true_rec_ty = ipi("motive", true_motive, + npi("intro", true_minor, + npi("t", cnst("True", &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(true_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("True.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: true_ty_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: true_rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![true_ty_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(true_ty_id, vec![ + mk_id("True"), true_intro_id, true_rec_id, + ]); + + // T : Type, structure with val : Bool, proof : True + let t_id = mk_id("T"); + let t_mk_id = mk_id("T.mk"); + let t_rec_id = mk_id("T.rec"); + + env.insert(t_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("T"), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: t_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![t_mk_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![t_id.clone()], + }); + // T.mk : Bool → True → T + env.insert(t_mk_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("T.mk"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: t_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 2, + ty: npi("val", cnst("Bool", &[]), npi("proof", cnst("True", &[]), cnst("T", &[]))), + }); + // T.rec minimal + let t_motive = pi(cnst("T", &[]), sort(param(0))); + let t_minor = npi("val", cnst("Bool", &[]), npi("proof", cnst("True", &[]), + app(var(2), apps(cnst("T.mk", &[]), &[var(1), var(0)])))); + let t_rec_ty = ipi("motive", t_motive, + npi("mk", t_minor, + npi("t", cnst("T", &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(t_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("T.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: t_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: t_rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![t_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(t_id, vec![mk_id("T"), t_mk_id, t_rec_id]); + + env + } + + /// etaCtor: ∀ (x : True → T), (T.mk (x True.intro).val) = x + /// BAD: partially applied constructor should not eta-expand. + /// T.mk applied to .val projection gives a partial application (True → T), + /// but this should NOT be identified with x via eta. + #[test] + fn bad_eta_ctor() { + let mut env = t_struct_env(); + + let u1 = usucc(uzero()); + + // x : True → T + let x_ty = pi(cnst("True", &[]), cnst("T", &[])); + + // depth 1: x = var(0) + // (x True.intro) : T + let x_intro = app(var(0), cnst("True.intro", &[])); + // (x True.intro).val = .proj T 0 (x True.intro) : Bool + let x_val = ME::prj(mk_id("T"), 0, x_intro); + // T.mk (x True.intro).val : True → T (partial application — missing proof field) + let partial_mk = app(cnst("T.mk", &[]), x_val); + + // Eq (True → T) (T.mk (x True.intro).val) x + let ty = npi("x", x_ty.clone(), + eq_expr(u1.clone(), x_ty.clone(), partial_mk, var(0))); + let val = nlam("x", x_ty.clone(), + eq_refl_expr(u1, x_ty, var(0))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn("etaCtor", 0, vec![], ty, val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..37456d09 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1116 @@ +//! Good and bad inductive type tests. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{RecRule, KConst}; + use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 3: Bad inductives (Tutorial.lean lines 247–610) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Helper: build an inductive with no ctors, no recursor, just checking the type + fn mk_simple_indc( + env: &mut KEnv, + name: &str, + lvls: u64, + level_params: Vec, + ty: ME, + ) -> MId { + let block_id = mk_id(name); + let rec_name = &format!("{name}.rec"); + let rec_id = mk_id(rec_name); + // Inductive + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(name), + level_params: level_params.clone(), + lvls, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: ty.clone(), + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + // Dummy recursor (check_inductive needs one in the block) + let mut rec_lvl_params = vec![mk_name("u_rec")]; + rec_lvl_params.extend(level_params.clone()); + let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(name, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi("t", cnst(name, &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(rec_name), + level_params: rec_lvl_params, + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: lvls + 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), rec_id]); + block_id + } + + /// inductBadNonSort: inductive with type = constType (not a Sort) + #[test] + fn bad_induct_non_sort_type() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + + let id = mk_simple_indc(&mut env, "inductBadNonSort", 0, vec![], + cnst("constType", &[]), // not a Sort! + ); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// inductBadNonSort2: inductive with type = aType (axiom, not a Sort) + #[test] + fn bad_induct_non_sort_type2() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (at_id, at_c) = mk_axiom("aType", 0, vec![], sort1()); + env.insert(at_id, at_c); + + let id = mk_simple_indc(&mut env, "inductBadNonSort2", 0, vec![], + cnst("aType", &[]), // aType : Type, but aType itself is not a Sort + ); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + /// inductTooFewParams: claims numParams=2 but type only has 1 arrow + #[test] + fn bad_induct_too_few_params() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let block_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams"); + let rec_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams.rec"); + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("inductTooFewParams"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 2, // claims 2 params + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), sort0()), // only 1 arrow — Prop → Prop + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + // Minimal recursor + let rec_ty = npi("motive", + pi(pi(sort0(), sort0()), sort(param(0))), + npi("t", pi(sort0(), sort0()), app(var(1), var(0))), + ); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("inductTooFewParams.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// indNeg: classic negative recursive occurrence: (I → I) → I + #[test] + fn bad_induct_negative_occurrence() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "indNeg"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id("indNeg.mk"); + let rec_id = mk_id("indNeg.rec"); + + // indNeg : Type + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // indNeg.mk : (indNeg → indNeg) → indNeg + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("indNeg.mk"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: pi(pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst(n, &[])), cnst(n, &[])), + }); + + // Dummy recursor + let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); + let minor = npi("f", pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst(n, &[])), app(var(1), app(var(0), var(0)))); + let rec_ty = npi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("mk", minor, + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("indNeg.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// typeWithTooHighTypeField: inductive Type 1 with a field of Type 1 (too high) + #[test] + fn bad_induct_too_high_field() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "typeWithTooHighTypeField"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // typeWithTooHighTypeField : Sort 1 = Type + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), // Type = Sort 1 + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // .mk : Sort 1 → typeWithTooHighTypeField + // Field of type Sort 1 = Type, but inductive is in Sort 1 = Type. + // Fields must be < Sort level of inductive, so Type (Sort 1) is too high for Type inductive. + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: pi(sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), // Sort 1 → I + }); + + // Dummy recursor + let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); + let minor = npi("α", sort1(), app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0)))); + let rec_ty = npi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("mk", minor, + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 3b: More bad inductives (Tutorial.lean lines 280–550) + // ========================================================================== + + /// inductWrongCtorParams: constructor's result has wrong parameter application + #[test] + fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_params() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // axiom aProp : Prop + let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); + env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); + + let n = "inductWrongCtorParams"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // I : Prop → Type (1 param) + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : ∀ (x : Type), I aProp — passes aProp instead of x as param + // At depth 1 (inside x binder): x = var(0) + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort1(), app(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("aProp", &[]))), + }); + + // Dummy recursor + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(sort0(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi("t", sort0(), npi("x", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// reflOccLeft: recursive occurrence on LEFT of arrow behind further arrows + /// Constructor: (Nat → (I → Nat)) → I — I appears in negative position + #[test] + fn bad_induct_refl_occ_left() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // Need Nat as an axiom + let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); + env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); + + let n = "reflOccLeft"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : (Nat → (I → Nat)) → I + // The field type is Nat → (I → Nat), I occurs in negative position (left of inner arrow) + let field_ty = pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("Nat", &[]))); + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: pi(field_ty, cnst(n, &[])), + }); + + // Dummy recursor + let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi("mk", pi(pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("Nat", &[]))), app(var(1), cnst(n, &[]))), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// reflOccInIndex: recursive occurrence in INDEX position behind arrow + /// I : Type → Type, ctor mk : (α : Type) → (Nat → I (I α)) → I α + #[test] + fn bad_induct_refl_occ_in_index() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); + env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); + + let n = "reflOccInIndex"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // I : Type → Type (0 params, 1 index) + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 1, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : (α : Type) → (Nat → I (I α)) → I α + // At depth 1 (inside α): α = var(0) + // field: Nat → I (I α) — I applied to (I α), recursive in index + let i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)); // I α + let i_i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), i_alpha); // I (I α) + let _field_ty = pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), i_i_alpha); // Nat → I (I α), shifts inside pi + // But inside the field pi: Nat binder is var(0), α = var(1) + // So we need: pi(Nat, I(I(var(1)))) — var(1) = α shifted + let i_alpha_s = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); + let i_i_alpha_s = app(cnst(n, &[]), i_alpha_s); + let field_ty_correct = pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), i_i_alpha_s); + let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α, with α shifted by field binder + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), pi(field_ty_correct, result)), + }); + + // Dummy recursor + let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi("t", sort1(), npi("x", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 8: More bad inductives (Tutorial.lean lines 347–557) + // ========================================================================== + + /// inductWrongCtorResParams: constructor result has parameters swapped + /// I : Prop → Prop → Type, mk : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I y x (swapped!) + #[test] + fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_params() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "inductWrongCtorResParams"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // I : Prop → Prop → Type (2 params) + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 2, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), sort1())), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I y x (params swapped in result!) + // depth 2: x=var(1), y=var(0) + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), + app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), var(1)))), // I y x — swapped + }); + + let rec_ty = npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), + ipi("motive", pi(app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)), var(0)), sort(param(0))), + npi("t", app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(2)), var(1)), + app(var(1), var(0)))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// reduceCtorType: constructor type is `id Type I` instead of manifest `I` + /// The kernel should NOT reduce the constructor's overall type. + #[test] + fn bad_reduce_ctor_type() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( + "id1", 0, vec![], + pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), + nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); + + let n = "reduceCtorType"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : id1 I (should be just I, not wrapped in id1) + // id1 I reduces to I, but the kernel shouldn't reduce the ctor type + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: app(cnst("id1", &[]), cnst(n, &[])), // id1 I instead of I + }); + + let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi("mk", app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[])), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// indNegReducible: negative occurrence hidden behind reducible def + /// constType aType I → I where constType x y = x, so this reduces to aType → I + /// But the kernel should catch the negative occurrence before reducing. + #[test] + fn bad_induct_neg_reducible() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + // aType : Type + let (at_id, at_c) = mk_axiom("aType", 0, vec![], sort1()); + env.insert(at_id, at_c); + + let n = "indNegReducible"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : (constType aType I → I) → I + // constType aType I = aType (first arg), so field type is (aType → I) + // But before reduction: constType aType I has I in head-normal form's first arg + // The kernel checks HNF and sees I in the function domain = negative occurrence + let ct_app = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), cnst("aType", &[])), cnst(n, &[])); + let field_ty = pi(ct_app, cnst(n, &[])); // (constType aType I) → I + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: pi(field_ty, cnst(n, &[])), + }); + + let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi("mk", pi(pi(pi(app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), cnst("aType", &[])), cnst(n, &[])), cnst(n, &[])), cnst(n, &[])), app(var(1), cnst(n, &[]))), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 9: Good inductives with universe constraints (Tutorial.lean 558–610) + // ========================================================================== + + /// predWithTypeField : Prop — inductive Prop with a Type field (allowed for Props) + #[test] + fn good_pred_with_type_field() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "PredWithTypeField"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // PredWithTypeField : Prop + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), // Prop + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : Type → PredWithTypeField (field is Type, allowed for Prop inductives) + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), + }); + + // Recursor (can only eliminate into Prop for this kind of inductive) + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort0()), + npi("mk", npi("α", sort1(), app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0)))), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![], // no extra level param — eliminates only into Prop + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// typeWithTypeField : Type 1 — inductive Type 1 with a Type field (allowed) + #[test] + fn good_type_with_type_field() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "TypeWithTypeField"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // TypeWithTypeField : Sort 2 = Type 1 + let sort2 = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort2, // Type 1 + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : Type → TypeWithTypeField (field is Type = Sort 1, OK for Type 1 inductive) + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), + }); + + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi("mk", npi("α", sort1(), app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0)))), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 11: inductInIndex, inductWrongCtorResLevel (Tutorial.lean 377–436) + // ========================================================================== + + /// inductWrongCtorResLevel: constructor result applies inductive with + /// swapped level params [u2, u1] instead of [u1, u2] + #[test] + fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_level() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "inductWrongCtorResLevel"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // I.{u1, u2} : Prop → Prop → Type (2 params, 2 level params) + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], + lvls: 2, params: 2, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), sort1())), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk.{u1, u2} : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I.{u2, u1} x y + // Note: level params are SWAPPED in the result: [u2, u1] instead of [u1, u2] + // depth 2: x=var(1), y=var(0) + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), + // I.{u2, u1} x y — level params swapped! + app(app(cnst(n, &[param(1), param(0)]), var(1)), var(0)))), + }); + + // Dummy recursor + let rec_ty = npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), + ipi("motive", pi(app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(1)), var(0)), sort(param(2))), + npi("t", app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(2)), var(1)), + app(var(1), var(0)))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u_rec"), mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 3, + params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// inductInIndex: constructor result has inductive applied to itself in index position + /// I : Prop → Prop, mk : I (I aProp) — recursive occurrence in index + #[test] + fn bad_induct_in_index() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); + env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); + + let n = "inductInIndex"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // I : Prop → Prop (0 params, 1 index) + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 1, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), sort0()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : I (I aProp) — I applied with I(aProp) as index + let i_aprop = app(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("aProp", &[])); + let i_i_aprop = app(cnst(n, &[]), i_aprop); + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: i_i_aprop, + }); + + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", npi("x", sort0(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort0())), + npi("x", sort0(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + params: 0, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 14: Inductive with dup level params (Tutorial.lean 282–296) + // ========================================================================== + + /// inductLevelParam: inductive with duplicate level params [u, u] + #[test] + fn bad_induct_dup_level_params() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let id = mk_simple_indc(&mut env, "inductLevelParam", + 2, // 2 level params + vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! + sort1()); + check_rejects(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 17: BoolProp — Prop inductive with 2 ctors, large elim restriction + // (Tutorial.lean 658–663) + // ========================================================================== + + /// BoolProp : Prop with 2 constructors — recursor can only eliminate into Prop + #[test] + fn good_bool_prop_rec() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + + let n = "BoolProp"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let a_id = mk_id("BoolProp.a"); + let b_id = mk_id("BoolProp.b"); + let rec_id = mk_id("BoolProp.rec"); + + // BoolProp : Prop + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), // Prop + ctors: vec![a_id.clone(), b_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.insert(a_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("BoolProp.a"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }); + + env.insert(b_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("BoolProp.b"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }); + + // BoolProp.rec : ∀ {motive : BoolProp → Prop} + // (a : motive BoolProp.a) (b : motive BoolProp.b) (x : BoolProp), motive x + // Note: eliminates into Prop only (no level param), because 2 ctors for a Prop inductive + let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort0()); // BoolProp → Prop + let minor_a = app(var(0), cnst("BoolProp.a", &[])); + let minor_b = app(var(1), cnst("BoolProp.b", &[])); + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + npi("a", minor_a.clone(), + npi("b", minor_b.clone(), + npi("x", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + + let rule_a_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + nlam("ha", minor_a.clone(), + nlam("hb", minor_b.clone(), var(1)))); + let rule_b_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, + nlam("ha", minor_a, + nlam("hb", minor_b, var(0)))); + + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("BoolProp.rec"), level_params: vec![], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, // no level param — Prop only + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_a_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_b_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ + block_id.clone(), a_id, b_id, rec_id.clone(), + ]); + + // Check the inductive + check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + // Check the recursor + check_accepts(&env, &rec_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 19: reduceCtorParam — good inductive where ctor param type needs reduction + // (Tutorial.lean 468–485) + // ========================================================================== + + /// reduceCtorParam: inductive I : Type → Type with ctor + /// mk : (α : id Type) → (constType (I α) (I α)) → I α + /// The kernel should reduce `id Type` → Type and `constType (I α) (I α)` → I α + /// in ctor parameter positions. + #[test] + fn good_reduce_ctor_param() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + + // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn("id1", 0, vec![], + pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), + nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); + + // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn("constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + + let n = "reduceCtorParam"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // reduceCtorParam : Type → Type (1 param) + // is_rec = true because field `constType (I α) (I α)` reduces to `I α` (recursive) + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, + is_rec: true, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : (α : id1 Type) → (constType (I α) (I α)) → I α + // id1 Type reduces to Type, constType (I α) (I α) reduces to I α + // depth 1 (inside α binder): α=var(0) + // The param type is `id1 Type` = `app(cnst("id1"), sort1())` + // The field type is `constType (I α) (I α)` at depth 1: + // app(app(cnst("constType"), app(cnst(n), var(0))), app(cnst(n), var(0))) + // Inside the field pi (depth 2): α=var(1), field binder=var(0) + // Result: I α at depth 2 = app(cnst(n), var(1)) + let id1_type = app(cnst("id1", &[]), sort1()); + let i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)); + let field_ty = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), i_alpha.clone()), i_alpha); + let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α shifted by field binder + + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), + }); + + // Recursor + let motive_ty = npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))); + let minor = npi("α", sort1(), + npi("x", app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0))), app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0))), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0))))); + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("mk", minor, + npi("α", sort1(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), + app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // reduceCtorParamRefl: reflexive inductive with reducible ctor param types + // (Tutorial.lean 1095–1107) + // ========================================================================== + + /// reduceCtorParamRefl: I : Type → Type, 1 param + /// mk : (α : id Type) → (α → constType (I α) (I α)) → I α + /// Field type α → constType (I α) (I α) reduces to α → I α (reflexive occurrence). + /// Kernel should reduce ctor param types and accept this reflexive inductive. + #[test] + fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + + // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn("id1", 0, vec![], + pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), + nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); + + // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn("constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + + let n = "reduceCtorParamRefl"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + // I : Type → Type (1 param), reflexive + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, + is_rec: true, is_refl: true, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : (α : id1 Type) → (α → constType (I α) (I α)) → I α + // Param type: id1 Type (reduces to Type) + // Field type: α → constType (I α) (I α) where α=var(0) at depth 1 + // Inside field pi (depth 2): x=var(0), α=var(1) + // constType (I α) (I α) = constType (I var(1)) (I var(1)) reduces to I var(1) + let id1_type = app(cnst("id1", &[]), sort1()); + let i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at depth 2 + let ct_i_i = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), i_alpha.clone()), i_alpha); + let field_ty = pi(var(0), ct_i_i); // α → constType (I α) (I α) at depth 1 + // result: I α at depth 2 (inside field binder) + let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); + + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), + }); + + // Minimal recursor + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi("α", sort1(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + } + + /// reduceCtorParamRefl2: variant where constType (I α) α reduces to I α (not I α, I α) + /// mk : (α : id Type) → (α → constType (I α) α) → I α + /// Field: α → constType (I α) α reduces to α → I α (reflexive) + #[test] + fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl2() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn("id1", 0, vec![], + pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), + nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn("constType", 0, vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), + nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); + + let n = "reduceCtorParamRefl2"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); + let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); + + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, + is_rec: true, is_refl: true, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // mk : (α : id1 Type) → (α → constType (I α) α) → I α + // d1: α=var(0). id1 Type as domain. + // d2 (inside field pi): x=var(0), α=var(1) + // constType (I α) α = constType (I var(1)) var(1) → reduces to I var(1) + let id1_type = app(cnst("id1", &[]), sort1()); + let i_alpha_d2 = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at depth 2 + let ct_i_a = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), i_alpha_d2), var(1)); // constType (I α) α + let field_ty = pi(var(0), ct_i_a); // α → constType (I α) α at d1 + let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at d2 + + env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), + }); + + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi("α", sort1(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/mod.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/mod.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8a58b723 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/mod.rs @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +//! Tests translated from lean-kernel-arena tutorial/Tutorial.lean. +//! +//! Each test builds a small `KEnv` and checks that the zero kernel +//! correctly accepts or rejects specific constants. +//! +//! Organized by category: +//! - `basic`: definitions, levels, lets, forall checks +//! - `inductive`: good and bad inductive types +//! - `reduction`: recursor reduction, Peano arithmetic, Bool/Nat rec +//! - `defeq`: proof irrelevance, eta, equality + +mod basic; +mod defeq; +mod inductive; +mod reduction; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..67116b2e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1175 @@ +//! Recursor reduction tests: Peano arithmetic, Bool.rec, Nat.rec. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::RecRule; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 5: Peano arithmetic (Tutorial.lean lines 127–153) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build a Church-numeral Peano env: + /// PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → α → α + /// PN.zero : PN := fun α s z => z + /// PN.succ : PN → PN := fun n α s z => s (n α s z) + fn peano_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + // PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → α → α + // = ∀ (α : Type), (α → α) → α → α + // depth 0: α=var(0). (α → α) = pi(var(0), var(1)). α → α at depth 1. + // Full: npi("α", sort1(), pi(pi(var(0), var(1)), pi(var(1), var(2)))) + let pn_ty = sort1(); // PN : Type + let _pn_val = npi("α", sort1(), + pi(pi(var(0), var(1)), // (α → α) at depth 1: α shifted to var(1) + pi(var(1), // α at depth 2: α = var(2)... wait + var(2)))); // α at depth 3 + // Actually: ∀ (α : Type), (α → α) → α → α + // = npi("α", Sort 1, npi("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), npi("z", var(1), var(2)))) + // depth 0 (outside): nothing + // depth 1 (inside α): α = var(0) + // s_ty = α → α = pi(var(0), var(1)) — inside pi: α shifts to var(1) + // depth 2 (inside s): s = var(0), α = var(1) + // z_ty = α = var(1) + // depth 3 (inside z): z = var(0), s = var(1), α = var(2) + // result = α = var(2) + let pn_val2 = npi("α", sort1(), + npi("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), + npi("z", var(1), + var(2)))); + let (pn_id, pn_c) = mk_defn("PN", 0, vec![], pn_ty, pn_val2, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(pn_id, pn_c); + + // PN.zero : PN := fun α s z => z + let (z_id, z_c) = mk_defn("PN.zero", 0, vec![], + cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), nlam("z", var(1), var(0)))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(z_id, z_c); + + // PN.succ : PN → PN := fun n α s z => s (n α s z) + // depth 4: z=var(0), s=var(1), α=var(2), n=var(3) + // n α s z = app(app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)), var(0)) + // s (n α s z) = app(var(1), app(app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)), var(0))) + let succ_body = app(var(1), + apps(var(3), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)])); + let (s_id, s_c) = mk_defn("PN.succ", 0, vec![], + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), cnst("PN", &[])), + nlam("n", cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam("α", sort1(), + nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), + nlam("z", var(1), succ_body)))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(s_id, s_c); + + // PN.add : PN → PN → PN := fun n m α s z => n α s (m α s z) + // depth 5: z=0, s=1, α=2, m=3, n=4 + let add_body = apps(var(4), &[var(2), var(1), + apps(var(3), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)])]); + let (a_id, a_c) = mk_defn("PN.add", 0, vec![], + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), pi(cnst("PN", &[]), cnst("PN", &[]))), + nlam("n", cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam("m", cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam("α", sort1(), + nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), + nlam("z", var(1), add_body))))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(a_id, a_c); + + // PN.mul : PN → PN → PN := fun n m α s z => n α (m α s) z + // depth 5: z=0, s=1, α=2, m=3, n=4 + // m α s = app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)) + let mul_body = apps(var(4), &[var(2), + app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)), + var(0)]); + let (m_id, m_c) = mk_defn("PN.mul", 0, vec![], + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), pi(cnst("PN", &[]), cnst("PN", &[]))), + nlam("n", cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam("m", cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam("α", sort1(), + nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), + nlam("z", var(1), mul_body))))), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); + env.insert(m_id, m_c); + + // Convenience: PN.lit0 .. PN.lit4 + let lit0 = cnst("PN.zero", &[]); + let lit1 = app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), lit0.clone()); + let lit2 = app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), lit1.clone()); + let lit4 = app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), lit2.clone())); + for (name, val) in [ + ("PN.lit0", lit0), ("PN.lit1", lit1), + ("PN.lit2", lit2.clone()), ("PN.lit4", lit4), + ] { + let (id, c) = mk_defn(name, 0, vec![], cnst("PN", &[]), val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(id, c); + } + + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + env + } + + /// peano1 : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit2 := fun t v => v PN.lit2 + #[test] + fn good_peano1() { + let env = peano_env(); + let ty = npi("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + npi("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])))); + let val = nlam("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + nlam("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])))); + let mut env2 = env; + let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano1", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env2.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env2, &id); + } + + /// peano2 : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit2 := fun t v => v (PN.add PN.lit1 PN.lit1) + /// Tests that 1 + 1 reduces to 2 via Church numeral reduction. + #[test] + fn good_peano2() { + let env = peano_env(); + let ty = npi("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + npi("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])))); + // Value uses add lit1 lit1 instead of lit2 + let one_plus_one = app(app(cnst("PN.add", &[]), cnst("PN.lit1", &[])), cnst("PN.lit1", &[])); + let val = nlam("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + nlam("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), one_plus_one))); + let mut env2 = env; + let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano2", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env2.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env2, &id); + } + + /// peano3 : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit4 := fun t v => v (PN.mul PN.lit2 PN.lit2) + /// Tests that 2 * 2 reduces to 4 via Church numeral reduction. + #[test] + fn good_peano3() { + let env = peano_env(); + let ty = npi("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + npi("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit4", &[])))); + let two_times_two = app(app(cnst("PN.mul", &[]), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])); + let val = nlam("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + nlam("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), two_times_two))); + let mut env2 = env; + let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano3", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env2.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env2, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 13: Bool inductive + recursor reduction (Tutorial.lean 206, 693) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build Bool environment with working recursor rules. + fn bool_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "Bool"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); + let true_id = mk_id("Bool.true"); + let rec_id = mk_id("Bool.rec"); + + // Bool : Type + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // Bool.false : Bool + env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }); + + // Bool.true : Bool + env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }); + + // Bool.rec : ∀ {motive : Bool → Sort u} (false : motive Bool.false) (true : motive Bool.true) (t : Bool), motive t + let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); + let minor_false = app(var(0), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let minor_true = app(var(1), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + npi("false", minor_false.clone(), + npi("true", minor_true.clone(), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + + // Rule 0 (false): λ motive hf ht, hf + let rule_false_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + nlam("hf", minor_false.clone(), + nlam("ht", minor_true.clone(), var(1)))); + // Rule 1 (true): λ motive hf ht, ht + let rule_true_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, + nlam("hf", minor_false, + nlam("ht", minor_true, var(0)))); + + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Bool.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_false_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_true_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ + block_id, false_id, true_id, rec_id, + ]); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + env + } + + /// boolRecEqns: Bool.rec false_val true_val false = false_val + /// ∧ Bool.rec false_val true_val true = true_val + #[test] + fn good_bool_rec_reduction() { + let mut env = bool_env(); + + // Test: Bool.rec (motive := fun _ => Bool) Bool.false Bool.true Bool.false = Bool.false + // i.e., the recursor on false returns the false-case value + // + // ∀ {motive : Bool → Sort 1} (hf : motive Bool.false) (ht : motive Bool.true), + // Eq.{1} (motive Bool.false) (Bool.rec hf ht Bool.false) hf + // + // Simplified: test with concrete motive = fun _ => Bool + let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[])); // fun _ => Bool + let rec_app = apps(cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + motive.clone(), + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // false case returns Bool.false + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // true case returns Bool.true + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // major: false + ]); + // After reduction: Bool.rec ... false = false-case = Bool.false + let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), + rec_app, cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let (id, c) = mk_thm("boolRecFalse", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// Bool.rec on true returns the true-case value + #[test] + fn good_bool_rec_reduction_true() { + let mut env = bool_env(); + + let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[])); + let rec_app = apps(cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + motive, + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // major: true + ]); + let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), + rec_app, cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let (id, c) = mk_thm("boolRecTrue", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Batch 16: Nat inductive + recursor reduction (Tutorial.lean 231, 710–718) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build N (Nat-like) environment with working recursor rules. + fn nat_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let n = "N"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let zero_id = mk_id("N.zero"); + let succ_id = mk_id("N.succ"); + let rec_id = mk_id("N.rec"); + + let nat = || cnst(n, &[]); + + // N : Type + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: true, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![zero_id.clone(), succ_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // N.zero : N + env.insert(zero_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.zero"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: nat(), + }); + + // N.succ : N → N + env.insert(succ_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.succ"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: pi(nat(), nat()), + }); + + // N.rec : ∀ {motive : N → Sort u} (zero : motive N.zero) + // (succ : ∀ (a : N), motive a → motive a.succ) (t : N), motive t + let motive_ty = pi(nat(), sort(param(0))); + let minor_zero = app(var(0), cnst("N.zero", &[])); + // succ minor: ∀ (a : N) (ih : motive a), motive (N.succ a) + // depth of succ minor (inside motive binder): motive = var(1) + // Inside the succ forall: a=var(0), motive=var(2) + // Inside the ih forall: ih=var(0), a=var(1), motive=var(3) + let minor_succ = npi("a", nat(), + npi("ih", app(var(2), var(0)), + app(var(3), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), var(1))))); + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + npi("zero", minor_zero.clone(), + npi("succ", minor_succ.clone(), + npi("t", nat(), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + + // Rule 0 (zero, 0 fields): λ motive h_zero h_succ, h_zero + let rule_zero_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + nlam("h_zero", minor_zero.clone(), + nlam("h_succ", minor_succ.clone(), var(1)))); + + // Rule 1 (succ, 1 field): λ motive h_zero h_succ n, h_succ n (N.rec motive h_zero h_succ n) + // depth 4: n=var(0), h_succ=var(1), h_zero=var(2), motive=var(3) + let nat_rec = cnst("N.rec", &[param(0)]); + let ih = apps(nat_rec, &[var(3), var(2), var(1), var(0)]); + let rule_succ_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, + nlam("h_zero", minor_zero, + nlam("h_succ", minor_succ, + nlam("n", nat(), app(app(var(1), var(0)), ih))))); + + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("N.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ + block_id, zero_id, succ_id, rec_id, + ]); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + env + } + + /// N.add defined via N.rec: + /// N.add := N.rec (fun m => m) (fun n ih m => (ih m).succ) + /// Tests: N.add N.zero m = m ∧ N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) + #[test] + fn good_n_rec_reduction() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + + let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); + + // N.add : N → N → N := + // N.rec.{1} (motive := fun _ => N → N) + // (fun m => m) -- zero case + // (fun n ih m => N.succ (ih m)) -- succ case + let motive = nlam("_", nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); // fun _ => N → N + + // zero case: fun m => m + let zero_case = nlam("m", nat(), var(0)); + + // succ case: fun n ih m => N.succ (ih m) + // depth 3: m=var(0), ih=var(1) : N → N, n=var(2) : N + let succ_case = nlam("n", nat(), + nlam("ih", pi(nat(), nat()), + nlam("m", nat(), + app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))))); + + let add_val = apps(cnst("N.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + motive, zero_case, succ_case, + ]); + let (add_id, add_c) = mk_defn("N.add", 0, vec![], + pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())), + add_val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(add_id, add_c); + + // Test 1: ∀ m, N.add N.zero m = m + // N.add N.zero = (N.rec ...) N.zero → reduces zero case → fun m => m + // So N.add N.zero m = m + let ty1 = npi("m", nat(), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), + app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), cnst("N.zero", &[])), var(0)), + var(0))); + let val1 = nlam("m", nat(), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), var(0))); + let (id1, c1) = mk_thm("nAddZero", 0, vec![], ty1, val1); + env.insert(id1.clone(), c1); + check_accepts(&env, &id1); + } + + /// N.add N.succ reduction: N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) + #[test] + fn good_n_rec_reduction_succ() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); + + let motive = nlam("_", nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); + let zero_case = nlam("m", nat(), var(0)); + let succ_case = nlam("n", nat(), + nlam("ih", pi(nat(), nat()), + nlam("m", nat(), + app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))))); + + let add_val = apps(cnst("N.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + motive, zero_case, succ_case, + ]); + let (add_id, add_c) = mk_defn("N.add", 0, vec![], + pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())), + add_val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(add_id, add_c); + + // Test 2: ∀ n m, N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) + // depth 2: n=var(1), m=var(0) + let lhs = app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), var(1))), var(0)); + let rhs = app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), var(1)), var(0))); + let ty2 = npi("n", nat(), npi("m", nat(), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), lhs, rhs))); + let val2 = nlam("n", nat(), nlam("m", nat(), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), + app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), var(1)), var(0)))))); + let (id2, c2) = mk_thm("nAddSucc", 0, vec![], ty2, val2); + env.insert(id2.clone(), c2); + check_accepts(&env, &id2); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // RTree: reflexive inductive (Tutorial.lean 1145–1159) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build an environment with Bool + RTree (reflexive inductive). + /// RTree : Type, RTree.leaf : RTree, RTree.node : (Bool → RTree) → RTree + fn rtree_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = bool_env(); + + let n = "RTree"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let leaf_id = mk_id("RTree.leaf"); + let node_id = mk_id("RTree.node"); + let rec_id = mk_id("RTree.rec"); + + let rt = || cnst(n, &[]); + + // RTree : Type + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: true, is_refl: true, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![leaf_id.clone(), node_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // RTree.leaf : RTree + env.insert(leaf_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("RTree.leaf"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: rt(), + }); + + // RTree.node : (Bool → RTree) → RTree + env.insert(node_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("RTree.node"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 1, + ty: npi("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), rt()), + }); + + // RTree.rec : ∀ {motive : RTree → Sort u} + // (leaf : motive RTree.leaf) + // (node : ∀ (children : Bool → RTree), (∀ b, motive (children b)) → motive (RTree.node children)) + // (t : RTree), motive t + let motive_ty = pi(rt(), sort(param(0))); + // depth 1 (inside motive): motive = var(0) + let minor_leaf = app(var(0), cnst("RTree.leaf", &[])); + // minor_node at depth 2 (inside motive, leaf): motive = var(1) + // ∀ (children : Bool → RTree), (∀ b, motive (children b)) → motive (RTree.node children) + // depth 3 (inside children): children = var(0), motive = var(2) + // ih: ∀ (b : Bool), motive (children b) — depth 4: b=var(0), children=var(1), motive=var(3) + let ih_ty = npi("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), app(var(3), app(var(1), var(0)))); + // depth 4 (inside ih): ih=var(0), children=var(1), motive=var(3) + let node_result = app(var(3), app(cnst("RTree.node", &[]), var(1))); + let minor_node = npi("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), + pi(ih_ty, node_result)); + let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + npi("leaf", minor_leaf.clone(), + npi("node", minor_node.clone(), + npi("t", rt(), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + + // Rule 0 (leaf, 0 fields): λ motive h_leaf h_node, h_leaf + let rule_leaf_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), + nlam("h_leaf", minor_leaf.clone(), + nlam("h_node", minor_node.clone(), var(1)))); + + // Rule 1 (node, 1 field): λ motive h_leaf h_node children, + // h_node children (fun b => RTree.rec motive h_leaf h_node (children b)) + // depth 4: children=var(0), h_node=var(1), h_leaf=var(2), motive=var(3) + let rec_call_ih = nlam("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), + // depth 5: b=var(0), children=var(1), h_node=var(2), h_leaf=var(3), motive=var(4) + apps(cnst("RTree.rec", &[param(0)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(2), app(var(1), var(0))])); + let rule_node_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, + nlam("h_leaf", minor_leaf, + nlam("h_node", minor_node, + nlam("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), + app(app(var(1), var(0)), rec_call_ih))))); + + env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("RTree.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_leaf_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_node_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ + block_id, leaf_id, node_id, rec_id, + ]); + env + } + + /// RTree.left : RTree → RTree := + /// RTree.rec .leaf (fun children _ih => children true) t + /// rtreeRecReduction : ∀ (t1 t2 : RTree), (RTree.node (Bool.rec t2 t1)).left = t1 + #[test] + fn good_rtree_rec_reduction() { + let mut env = rtree_env(); + + let rt = || cnst("RTree", &[]); + + // RTree.left : RTree → RTree := + // fun t => RTree.rec (motive := fun _ => RTree) .leaf + // (fun children _ih => children true) t + let motive = nlam("_", rt(), rt()); + let leaf_case = cnst("RTree.leaf", &[]); + // node case: fun children ih => children Bool.true + // depth 2: ih=var(0), children=var(1) + let ih_ty = npi("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()); // simplified: ∀ b, RTree + let node_case = nlam("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), + nlam("_ih", ih_ty, + app(var(1), cnst("Bool.true", &[])))); + + let left_val = nlam("t", rt(), + apps(cnst("RTree.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + motive, leaf_case, node_case, var(0), + ])); + let (left_id, left_c) = mk_defn("RTree.left", 0, vec![], + pi(rt(), rt()), left_val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + env.insert(left_id, left_c); + + // Test: ∀ (t1 t2 : RTree), (RTree.node (Bool.rec t2 t1)).left = t1 + // Bool.rec.{1} (fun _ => RTree) t2 t1 : Bool → RTree + // Then RTree.node applied to this, then .left + // depth 2: t1=var(1), t2=var(0)... wait, t1 first then t2: + // ∀ (t1 : RTree) (t2 : RTree), ... + // depth 2: t2=var(0), t1=var(1) + let bool_rec_app = apps(cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), // motive: fun _ => RTree + var(0), // false case = t2 + var(1), // true case = t1 + ]); + // RTree.node (Bool.rec ...) : RTree + let node_app = app(cnst("RTree.node", &[]), bool_rec_app); + // RTree.left (RTree.node ...) should reduce to t1 + let lhs = app(cnst("RTree.left", &[]), node_app); + let ty = npi("t1", rt(), npi("t2", rt(), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), rt(), lhs, var(1)))); + let val = nlam("t1", rt(), nlam("t2", rt(), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), rt(), var(1)))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("rtreeRecReduction", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Nat literal tests (Tutorial.lean 930–951) + // ========================================================================== + + /// aNatLit : Nat := .lit (.natVal 0) + /// Type checking a Nat literal — needs Primitives wired up. + #[test] + fn good_nat_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); + + // We need to use the actual Nat type for nat literals. + // The zero kernel's infer_nat_type uses prims.nat to construct the type. + // We use N as our Nat, so we need prims.nat = mk_id("N"). + // aNatLit : N := NatVal(0) + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + let nat_0 = ME::nat(Nat::from(0u64), Address::hash(b"natval_0")); + let (id, c) = mk_defn("aNatLit", 0, vec![], nat(), nat_0, + ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + let mut prims = test_prims(&env); + prims.nat = mk_id("N"); + prims.nat_zero = mk_id("N.zero"); + prims.nat_succ = mk_id("N.succ"); + check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &id, prims); + } + + /// natLitEq : Eq N 3 (N.succ (N.succ (N.succ N.zero))) := Eq.refl 3 + /// Nat literal 3 must reduce to succ(succ(succ(zero))). + #[test] + fn good_nat_lit_eq() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); + + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + + let nat_3 = ME::nat(Nat::from(3u64), Address::hash(b"natval_3")); + let succ_succ_succ_zero = app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), + app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), + app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), cnst("N.zero", &[])))); + + // Eq.{1} N 3 (succ (succ (succ zero))) + let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), nat_3.clone(), succ_succ_succ_zero); + // Eq.refl.{1} N 3 + let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), nat_3); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("natLitEq", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + let mut prims = test_prims(&env); + prims.nat = mk_id("N"); + prims.nat_zero = mk_id("N.zero"); + prims.nat_succ = mk_id("N.succ"); + check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &id, prims); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Prod + projection reduction (Tutorial.lean 701–705, 902–903) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Build Prod.{u,v} : Type u → Type v → Type (max u v) environment. + fn prod_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + + // Also need Bool for projection tests + let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); + let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); + let true_id = mk_id("Bool.true"); + env.insert(bool_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Bool"), level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }); + env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }); + env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }); + env.blocks.insert(bool_id, vec![mk_id("Bool"), false_id, true_id]); + + let n = "Prod"; + let block_id = mk_id(n); + let mk_ctor_id = mk_id("Prod.mk"); + let rec_ctor_id = mk_id("Prod.rec"); + + // Prod.{u,v} : Type u → Type v → Type (max u v) + // param(0) = u, param(1) = v + let prod_ty = npi("α", sort(usucc(param(0))), + npi("β", sort(usucc(param(1))), + sort(usucc(umax(param(0), param(1)))))); + env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + lvls: 2, params: 2, indices: 0, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: prod_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + // Prod.mk.{u,v} : {α : Type u} → {β : Type v} → α → β → Prod α β + // depth 2 (inside α, β implicit): α=var(1), β=var(0) + // depth 4 (inside fst, snd): fst=var(1), snd=var(0), β=var(2), α=var(3) + let mk_ty = ipi("α", sort(usucc(param(0))), + ipi("β", sort(usucc(param(1))), + npi("fst", var(1), + npi("snd", var(1), + app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(3)), var(2)))))); + env.insert(mk_ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Prod.mk"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 2, + ty: mk_ty, + }); + + // Prod.rec.{u,v,w} with k=true (structure) + // ∀ {α : Type u} {β : Type v} {motive : Prod α β → Sort w} + // (mk : ∀ (fst : α) (snd : β), motive (Prod.mk fst snd)) + // (t : Prod α β), motive t + // + // d2 (inside α, β): α=var(1), β=var(0) + let prod_ab_d2 = app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(1)), var(0)); + let motive_ty = pi(prod_ab_d2, sort(param(2))); + // d3 (inside motive): motive=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) + // minor mk: ∀ (fst : α) (snd : β), motive (Prod.mk fst snd) + // d5 (inside fst, snd): snd=var(0), fst=var(1), motive=var(2), β=var(3), α=var(4) + let mk_app = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[param(0), param(1)]), + &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); + let minor_mk = npi("fst", var(2), npi("snd", var(2), + app(var(2), mk_app))); + // d4 (inside mk): mk=var(0), motive=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) + let prod_ab_d4 = app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(3)), var(2)); + // d5 (inside t): t=var(0), mk=var(1), motive=var(2), β=var(3), α=var(4) + let rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(usucc(param(0))), + ipi("β", sort(usucc(param(1))), + ipi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("mk", minor_mk.clone(), + npi("t", prod_ab_d4, + app(var(2), var(0))))))); + + // Rule: Prod.mk case (2 fields) + // rhs: λ {α} {β} (motive) (mk_case) (fst) (snd), mk_case fst snd + // depth 6: snd=var(0), fst=var(1), mk_case=var(2), motive=var(3), β=var(4), α=var(5) + let prod_ab_r = app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(1)), var(0)); + let motive_ty_r = pi(prod_ab_r, sort(param(2))); + let mk_app_r = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[param(0), param(1)]), + &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); + let minor_mk_r = npi("fst", var(2), npi("snd", var(2), + app(var(2), mk_app_r))); + // rhs: λ {α} {β} motive mk_case fst snd, mk_case fst snd + // d4 (after α,β,motive,mk_case): mk_case=0, motive=1, β=2, α=3 + // fst domain: α = var(3) + // d5 (after fst): fst=0, mk_case=1, motive=2, β=3, α=4 + // snd domain: β = var(3) + // d6 (body): snd=0, fst=1, mk_case=2, motive=3, β=4, α=5 + // mk_case fst snd = app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0)) + let rule_rhs = ME::lam(mk_name("α"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort(usucc(param(0))), + ME::lam(mk_name("β"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort(usucc(param(1))), + nlam("motive", motive_ty_r, + nlam("mk_case", minor_mk_r, + nlam("fst", var(3), + nlam("snd", var(3), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0)))))))); + + env.insert(rec_ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Prod.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v"), mk_name("w")], + k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 3, + params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![ + mk_id("Prod"), mk_ctor_id, rec_ctor_id, + ]); + env + } + + /// projRed : (Prod.mk true false).2 = false + /// Projection .proj Prod 1 (Prod.mk true false) reduces to false. + #[test] + fn good_proj_red() { + let mut env = prod_env(); + + // Prod.mk.{0,0} Bool Bool true false : Prod Bool Bool + let pair = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + ]); + // .proj Prod 1 pair = false + let proj = ME::prj(mk_id("Prod"), 1, pair); + // Eq.{1} Bool (.proj Prod 1 (mk true false)) false + let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), + proj, cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("projRed", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// structEta : ∀ (x : Prod Bool Bool), x = Prod.mk (.proj Prod 0 x) (.proj Prod 1 x) + /// Structure eta: a value of a structure type equals the constructor applied to its projections. + #[test] + fn good_struct_eta() { + let mut env = prod_env(); + + let prod_bb = app(app(cnst("Prod", &[uzero(), uzero()]), + cnst("Bool", &[])), cnst("Bool", &[])); + + // depth 1: x=var(0) : Prod Bool Bool + let proj0 = ME::prj(mk_id("Prod"), 0, var(0)); + let proj1 = ME::prj(mk_id("Prod"), 1, var(0)); + let reconstructed = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), + proj0, proj1, + ]); + + // ∀ (x : Prod Bool Bool), Eq.{1} (Prod Bool Bool) x (Prod.mk (x.1) (x.2)) + let ty = npi("x", prod_bb.clone(), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), prod_bb.clone(), var(0), reconstructed)); + + // fun x => Eq.refl.{1} (Prod Bool Bool) x + let val = nlam("x", prod_bb.clone(), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), prod_bb, var(0))); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("structEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + /// prodRecEqns: Prod.rec f (Prod.mk true false) = f true false = true + #[test] + fn good_prod_rec_reduction() { + let mut env = prod_env(); + let u1 = usucc(uzero()); + + let prod_bb = app(app(cnst("Prod", &[uzero(), uzero()]), + cnst("Bool", &[])), cnst("Bool", &[])); + let motive = nlam("_", prod_bb, cnst("Bool", &[])); + let f_case = nlam("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), nlam("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), var(1))); + let pair = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + ]); + let rec_app = apps(cnst("Prod.rec", &[uzero(), uzero(), u1.clone()]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), + motive, f_case, pair, + ]); + let ty = eq_expr(u1.clone(), cnst("Bool", &[]), + rec_app, cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let val = eq_refl_expr(u1, cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("prodRecEqns", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts(&env, &id); + } + + // ========================================================================== + // Quotient tests (Tutorial.lean 1185–1224) + // ========================================================================== + + /// Add Eq as a full inductive (not just axioms) — needed for Quot.lift validation. + fn add_eq_inductive(env: &mut KEnv) { + let eq_id = mk_id("Eq"); + let refl_id = mk_id("Eq.refl"); + let eq_rec_id = mk_id("Eq.rec"); + + let eq_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); + env.insert(eq_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Eq"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, params: 2, indices: 1, + is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, + block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_ty, + ctors: vec![refl_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }); + + let eq_refl_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + npi("a", var(0), + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(0)]), &[var(1), var(0), var(0)]))); + env.insert(refl_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Eq.refl"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, + induct: eq_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, + ty: eq_refl_ty, + }); + + // Minimal Eq.rec (k=true) + let eq_a_aprime = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]); + let motive_ty = npi("a'", var(1), pi(eq_a_aprime, sort(param(0)))); + let eq_refl_a = apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1)]); + let minor_refl = app(app(var(0), var(1)), eq_refl_a); + let eq_a_aprime_d5 = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); + let result = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)); + let eq_rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(1)), + ipi("a", var(0), + ipi("motive", motive_ty, + npi("refl", minor_refl, + ipi("a'", var(3), + npi("t", eq_a_aprime_d5, result)))))); + env.insert(eq_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Eq.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u_1")], + k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, + params: 2, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, + block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_rec_ty, rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }); + env.blocks.insert(eq_id, vec![mk_id("Eq"), refl_id, eq_rec_id]); + } + + /// Build Quot environment: Quot, Quot.mk, Quot.lift, Quot.ind as KConst::Quot. + /// Also includes Eq as full inductive (needed for Quot.lift validation). + fn quot_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_inductive(&mut env); + + use crate::ix::env::QuotKind; + + // Quot.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (α → α → Prop) → Sort u + // depth 1 (inside α): α = var(0) + let quot_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + pi(pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), sort(param(0)))); + env.insert(mk_id("Quot"), KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: QuotKind::Type, + lvls: 1, + ty: quot_ty, + }); + + // Quot.mk.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (r : α → α → Prop) → α → Quot r + // depth 2 (inside α, r): α=var(1), r=var(0) + // depth 3 (inside a): a=var(0), r=var(1), α=var(2) + // Quot α r = app(app(Quot.{u}, var(2)), var(1)) + let quot_mk_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + npi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + npi("a", var(1), + app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(2)), var(1))))); + env.insert(mk_id("Quot.mk"), KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot.mk"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: QuotKind::Ctor, + lvls: 1, + ty: quot_mk_ty, + }); + + // Quot.lift.{u,v} : + // {α : Sort u} → {r : α → α → Prop} → {β : Sort v} → + // (f : α → β) → (h : ∀ a b, r a b → f a = f b) → Quot r → β + // + // d0: α + // d1: r. α=var(0) + // d2: β. r=var(0), α=var(1) + // d3: f. β=var(0), r=var(1), α=var(2). f : α → β = pi(var(2), var(1)) + // Inside f's pi: var(0)=arg, var(1)=β, var(2)=r, var(3)=α. body=var(1)=β ✓ + // d4: h. f=var(0), β=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) + // h : ∀ (a b : α), r a b → Eq.{v} β (f a) (f b) + // d5: a. a=var(0), f=var(1), β=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + // d6: b. b=var(0), a=var(1), f=var(2), β=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) + // r a b = app(app(var(4), var(1)), var(0)) + // d7: (inside r a b →) + // f a = app(var(3), var(2)), f b = app(var(3), var(1)) + // Eq.{v} β (f a) (f b) = eq_expr(param(1), var(4), app(var(3), var(2)), app(var(3), var(1))) + // h_ty = npi("a", var(3), npi("b", var(4), + // pi(app(app(var(4), var(1)), var(0)), + // eq_expr(param(1), var(4), app(var(3), var(2)), app(var(3), var(1)))))) + // d5: (inside h). h=var(0), f=var(1), β=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + // Quot r → β: pi(Quot α r, β) + // Quot α r = app(app(Quot.{u}, var(4)), var(3)) + // d6: (inside pi) β = var(3) + let f_ty = pi(var(2), var(1)); // α → β at d3 + let h_ty = npi("a", var(3), npi("b", var(4), + pi(app(app(var(4), var(1)), var(0)), + eq_expr(param(1), var(4), app(var(3), var(2)), app(var(3), var(1)))))); + let _quot_r_3 = (); // unused, remove old + let quot_lift_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi("β", sort(param(1)), + npi("f", f_ty, + npi("h", h_ty, + pi(app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(4)), var(3)), + var(3))))))); + env.insert(mk_id("Quot.lift"), KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot.lift"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + kind: QuotKind::Lift, + lvls: 2, + ty: quot_lift_ty, + }); + + // Quot.ind.{u} : + // {α : Sort u} → {r : α → α → Prop} → {β : Quot r → Prop} → + // (mk : ∀ a, β (Quot.mk r a)) → (q : Quot r) → β q + // + // d0: α + // d1: r. α=var(0) + // d2: β. r=var(0), α=var(1). β : Quot α r → Prop + // Quot α r at d2 = app(app(Quot.{u}, var(1)), var(0)) + let quot_r_d2 = app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(1)), var(0)); + let beta_ty = pi(quot_r_d2, sort0()); + // d3: mk. β=var(0), r=var(1), α=var(2) + // mk : ∀ (a : α), β (Quot.mk r a) + // d4: a. a=var(0), β=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) + // Quot.mk.{u} α r a = apps(Quot.mk, [var(3), var(2), var(0)]) + let quot_mk_r_a = apps(cnst("Quot.mk", &[param(0)]), &[var(3), var(2), var(0)]); + let mk_minor = npi("a", var(2), app(var(1), quot_mk_r_a)); + // d4: q. mk=var(0), β=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) + // Quot α r at d4 = app(app(Quot.{u}, var(3)), var(2)) + let quot_r_d4 = app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(3)), var(2)); + // d5: (inside q). q=var(0), mk=var(1), β=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) + let result = app(var(2), var(0)); // β q + let quot_ind_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), + ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi("β", beta_ty, + npi("mk", mk_minor, + npi("q", quot_r_d4, result))))); + env.insert(mk_id("Quot.ind"), KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot.ind"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: QuotKind::Ind, + lvls: 1, + ty: quot_ind_ty, + }); + + env + } + + fn quot_prims(env: &KEnv) -> crate::ix::kernel::primitive::Primitives { + let mut prims = test_prims(env); + prims.quot_type = mk_id("Quot"); + prims.quot_ctor = mk_id("Quot.mk"); + prims.quot_lift = mk_id("Quot.lift"); + prims.quot_ind = mk_id("Quot.ind"); + prims.eq = mk_id("Eq"); + prims.eq_refl = mk_id("Eq.refl"); + prims + } + + /// quotMkType: type assertion for Quot.mk + #[test] + fn good_quot_mk_type() { + let env = quot_env(); + check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &mk_id("Quot.mk"), quot_prims(&env)); + } + + /// quotLiftType: type assertion for Quot.lift + #[test] + fn good_quot_lift_type() { + let env = quot_env(); + check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &mk_id("Quot.lift"), quot_prims(&env)); + } + + /// quotIndType: type assertion for Quot.ind + #[test] + fn good_quot_ind_type() { + let env = quot_env(); + check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &mk_id("Quot.ind"), quot_prims(&env)); + } + + /// quotLiftReduction: Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r a) = f a + #[test] + fn good_quot_lift_reduction() { + let mut env = quot_env(); + let prims = quot_prims(&env); + + // We need a concrete type for testing. Use Bool (as axiom). + let (bool_id, bool_c) = mk_axiom("Bool", 0, vec![], sort1()); + env.insert(bool_id, bool_c); + let (true_id, true_c) = mk_axiom("Bool.true", 0, vec![], cnst("Bool", &[])); + env.insert(true_id, true_c); + + // r : Bool → Bool → Prop (axiom) + let (r_id, r_c) = mk_axiom("r", 0, vec![], + pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), sort0()))); + env.insert(r_id, r_c); + + // f : Bool → Bool (axiom) + let (f_id, f_c) = mk_axiom("f", 0, vec![], pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]))); + env.insert(f_id, f_c); + + // h : ∀ (a b : Bool), r a b → Eq.{1} Bool (f a) (f b) + // d0: a. a=var(0) + // d1: b. b=var(0), a=var(1) + // r a b (pi domain at d2): r=cnst, a=var(1), b=var(0) ✓ + // d2: (inside pi for r a b →). proof=var(0), b=var(1), a=var(2) + // Eq.{1} Bool (f a) (f b): f a = app(f, var(2)), f b = app(f, var(1)) + let r_ab = app(app(cnst("r", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); + let h_ty = npi("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), npi("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), + pi(r_ab, + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), + app(cnst("f", &[]), var(2)), // f a — a is var(2) at depth 3 + app(cnst("f", &[]), var(1))) // f b — b is var(1) at depth 3 + ))); + let (h_id, h_c) = mk_axiom("h", 0, vec![], h_ty); + env.insert(h_id, h_c); + + // Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r Bool.true) = f Bool.true + let quot_mk_app = apps(cnst("Quot.mk", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("r", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + ]); + let lift_app = apps(cnst("Quot.lift", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), // α + cnst("r", &[]), // r + cnst("Bool", &[]), // β + cnst("f", &[]), // f + cnst("h", &[]), // h + quot_mk_app, // Quot.mk r Bool.true + ]); + let f_true = app(cnst("f", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + + // Eq.{1} Bool (Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r true)) (f true) + let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), lift_app, f_true.clone()); + let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), f_true); + + let (id, c) = mk_thm("quotLiftReduction", 0, vec![], ty, val); + env.insert(id.clone(), c); + check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &id, prims); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4d5415e1 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1948 @@ +//! Weak head normal form reduction. +//! +//! Multi-phase: whnf_core (beta, iota, zeta) → proj → nat → quot → delta. + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + +use super::constant::KConst; +use super::env::Addr; +use super::error::TcError; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; +use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::subst::subst; +use super::tc::{IotaInfo, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; + +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { + /// Full WHNF: loop of whnf_no_delta → delta (one step). + pub fn whnf(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { + let has_lets = self.num_let_bindings > 0; + // Quick exit for non-reducing forms (skip Var when let-bindings active). + match e.data() { + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::All(..) + | ExprData::Lam(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => return Ok(e.clone()), + ExprData::Var(..) if !has_lets => return Ok(e.clone()), + _ => {}, + } + + // Context-aware cache: closed exprs use ptr only, open exprs under + // let-bindings include ctx_id to avoid cross-context contamination. + let key = self.whnf_key(e); + if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_cache.get(&key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + // Equiv-root second-chance: WHNF is deterministic, so all members of + // an equivalence class share the same normal form. + if let Some(root_key) = + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + { + if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + } + } + + // Tick AFTER fast paths and cache: only consume shared fuel for actual work. + // Quick exits (Sort/All/Lam/Nat/Str) and cache hits are free. + self.tick()?; + + let mut cur = e.clone(); + let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; + + loop { + if fuel == 0 { + return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + } + fuel -= 1; + + cur = self.whnf_no_delta(&cur)?; + + // Nat primitive reduction in main WHNF loop (lean4lean TypeChecker.lean:439). + // Must run BEFORE delta_unfold_one, so that Nat.sub/Nat.pow/etc. get + // short-circuited before their bodies (which use Nat.rec) are exposed. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_nat(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + // Nat decidability: Nat.decLe/decEq/decLt on literals → Decidable.isTrue/isFalse. + // Must run BEFORE delta, so the body (which uses dite/Nat.rec) is never exposed. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_decidable(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + // Native reduction: Lean.reduceBool, Lean.reduceNat, System.Platform.numBits + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_native(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + if let Some(unfolded) = self.delta_unfold_one(&cur)? { + cur = unfolded; + continue; + } + + break; + } + + if !self.in_native_reduce { + self.whnf_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); + // Also cache under equiv root so all equiv-class members benefit. + if let Some(root_key) = + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + { + if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + self.whnf_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); + } + } + } + Ok(cur) + } + + /// Structural WHNF: beta, iota, zeta. NO delta. + pub(super) fn whnf_core( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let mut cur = e.clone(); + let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; + + loop { + if fuel == 0 { + return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + } + fuel -= 1; + + match cur.data() { + // Let-bound variable zeta-reduction: substitute the let-bound value. + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => { + if let Some(val) = self.lookup_let_val(*i) { + cur = val; + continue; + } + return Ok(cur); + }, + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::All(..) + | ExprData::Lam(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) => return Ok(cur), + + // Cheap projection: whnf_core the struct (no delta), try to extract field. + // Matches lean4lean/C++ whnf_core with cheap_proj=false behavior. + ExprData::Prj(_id, field, val, _) => { + let field = *field; + let val = val.clone(); + let wval = self.whnf_core(&val)?; + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(field, &wval) { + cur = result; + continue; + } + return Ok(cur); // stuck projection + }, + + // Zeta: let elimination + ExprData::Let(_, _, val, body, _, _) => { + let val = val.clone(); + let body = body.clone(); + cur = subst(&self.ienv, &body, &val, 0); + continue; + }, + + ExprData::App(..) => {}, + } + + // App: collect spine, whnf_core head, try beta/iota + let (f0, args) = collect_app_spine(&cur); + let f = self.whnf_core(&f0)?; + + // Multi-arg beta + if matches!(f.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) { + let mut body = f; + let mut i = 0; + while i < args.len() { + if let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, inner, _) = body.data() { + let inner = inner.clone(); + body = subst(&self.ienv, &inner, &args[i], 0); + i += 1; + } else { + break; + } + } + for j in i..args.len() { + body = self.intern(KExpr::app(body, args[j].clone())); + } + cur = body; + continue; + } + + // If head reduced, rebuild and try iota + if !f.ptr_eq(&f0) { + let mut rebuilt = f; + for arg in &args { + rebuilt = self.intern(KExpr::app(rebuilt, arg.clone())); + } + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_iota(&rebuilt)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + return Ok(rebuilt); + } + + // Try iota on original + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_iota(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + return Ok(cur); + } + } + + /// WHNF without delta: whnf_core → proj → nat → quot. + pub fn whnf_no_delta( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let has_lets = self.num_let_bindings > 0; + match e.data() { + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::All(..) + | ExprData::Lam(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => return Ok(e.clone()), + ExprData::Var(..) if !has_lets => return Ok(e.clone()), + _ => {}, + } + + let key = self.whnf_key(e); + if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + // Equiv-root second-chance for whnf_no_delta. + if let Some(root_key) = + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + { + if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + } + } + + let mut cur = e.clone(); + let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; + + loop { + if fuel == 0 { + return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + } + fuel -= 1; + + cur = self.whnf_core(&cur)?; + + // Projection reduction (bare Prj or App(Prj, args...)) + if let ExprData::Prj(_id, field, val, _) = cur.data() { + let field = *field; + let val = val.clone(); + let wval = self.whnf(&val)?; + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(field, &wval) { + cur = result; + continue; + } + } else if let Some((proj_result, args)) = + self.try_proj_app_reduce(&cur)? + { + let mut result = proj_result; + for arg in &args { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + cur = result; + continue; + } + + // Nat primitive reduction + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_nat(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + // Quotient reduction + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_quot_reduce(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + break; + } + + if !self.in_native_reduce { + self.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); + if let Some(root_key) = + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + { + if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + self.whnf_no_delta_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); + } + } + } + Ok(cur) + } + + /// Delta unfold: unfold one defined constant. + pub fn delta_unfold_one( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if let Some(unfolded) = self.try_delta_unfold(e)? { + return Ok(Some(unfolded)); + } + // Bare constant + if let ExprData::Const(id, us, _) = e.data() { + if let Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) = self.env.get(id) { + if kind == DefKind::Definition || kind == DefKind::Theorem { + let val = val.clone(); + let us: Vec<_> = us.iter().cloned().collect(); + return Ok(Some(self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us))); + } + } + } + Ok(None) + } + + /// Try delta-unfold on application head. + fn try_delta_unfold( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + + let (id, us) = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id, us), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + let val = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) + if kind == DefKind::Definition || kind == DefKind::Theorem => + { + val.clone() + }, + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + let us: Vec<_> = us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let val = self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us); + + let mut result = val; + for arg in &args { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + + Ok(Some(result)) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Iota reduction + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Try iota: recursor applied to constructor. + fn try_iota(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, spine) = collect_app_spine(e); + + let (rec_id, rec_us) = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id.clone(), us.clone()), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + let recr = match self.env.get(&rec_id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { + k, + params, + motives, + minors, + indices, + rules, + lvls, + .. + }) => { + let major_idx = (params + motives + minors + indices) as usize; + if spine.len() <= major_idx { + return Ok(None); + } + IotaInfo { + k, + params: params as usize, + motives: motives as usize, + minors: minors as usize, + indices: indices as usize, + major_idx, + rules: rules.clone(), + lvls, + } + }, + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // K-like recursor: try to synthesize a nullary constructor before WHNF. + // This handles cases like `Eq.rec motive minor major` where major isn't + // a constructor but its type matches the inductive — we build `Eq.refl params...`. + let major = &spine[recr.major_idx]; + let major = if recr.k { + self + .to_ctor_when_k(major, &rec_id, &recr)? + .unwrap_or_else(|| major.clone()) + } else { + major.clone() + }; + + // WHNF the major premise + let mut major_whnf = self.whnf(&major)?; + + // Nat literal → constructor form (one level: n → Nat.succ(lit(n-1))) + if let ExprData::Nat(val, _, _) = major_whnf.data() { + // Abort iota on Nat literals > 2^20 (~1M steps). These would exhaust + // fuel and indicate a missing native reduction short-circuit. + if val.0.bits() > 20 { + // Large Nat literal — cannot convert to constructor form without + // diverging. Return None so iota stays stuck; the caller can try + // other reduction strategies (native, delta). + return Ok(None); + } + major_whnf = self.nat_to_constructor(&val.clone()); + } + // String literal → constructor form (M3: WHNF after, matching lean4lean Reduce.lean:71) + if let ExprData::Str(val, _, _) = major_whnf.data() { + let val = val.clone(); + let str_ctor = self.str_lit_to_constructor(&val); + major_whnf = self.whnf(&str_ctor)?; + } + + // Check if major is a constructor application + let (ctor_head, ctor_args) = collect_app_spine(&major_whnf); + let is_ctor = match ctor_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Ctor { .. })) + }, + _ => false, + }; + + if is_ctor { + let ctor_id = match ctor_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, + _ => unreachable!(), + }; + let (cidx, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { cidx, fields, .. }) => { + (cidx as usize, fields as usize) + }, + _ => unreachable!(), + }; + + if cidx >= recr.rules.len() { + return Ok(None); + } + let rule = &recr.rules[cidx]; + // H6: Check level params arity (lean4lean Reduce.lean:76) + if rec_us.len() as u64 != recr.lvls { + return Ok(None); + } + // H5: Check nfields ≤ major_args (lean4lean Reduce.lean:75) + if ctor_fields > ctor_args.len() { + return Ok(None); + } + let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec); + + let pmm_end = recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors; + let field_start = ctor_args.len() - ctor_fields; + let mut result = rhs; + for arg in spine.iter().take(pmm_end.min(spine.len())) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + for arg in ctor_args.iter().skip(field_start) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + for arg in spine.iter().skip(recr.major_idx + 1) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + + // Struct eta iota fallback + if let Some(result) = + self.try_struct_eta_iota(&rec_id, &recr, &rec_us, &spine)? + { + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + + Ok(None) + } + + fn is_struct_like(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { + match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { is_rec, indices, ctors, .. }) => { + !is_rec && indices == 0 && ctors.len() == 1 + }, + _ => false, + } + } + + fn try_struct_eta_iota( + &mut self, + rec_id: &KId, + recr: &IotaInfo, + rec_us: &[KUniv], + spine: &[KExpr], + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if recr.rules.len() != 1 { + return Ok(None); + } + let rule = &recr.rules[0]; + if rule.fields == 0 { + return Ok(None); + } + + let rec_ty = match self.env.get(rec_id) { + Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), + None => return Ok(None), + }; + let skip = (recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors + recr.indices) as u64; + let ind_id = match self.get_major_inductive_id(&rec_ty, skip) { + Ok(id) => id, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + if !self.is_struct_like(&ind_id) { + return Ok(None); + } + + // H3: Prop guard — don't eta-expand Prop-typed structures (lean4lean toCtorWhenStruct:51) + let major = &spine[recr.major_idx]; + let major_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(major)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + let major_sort = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&major_ty)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + let major_sort_w = match self.whnf(&major_sort) { + Ok(w) => w, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + if matches!(major_sort_w.data(), ExprData::Sort(u, _) if u.is_zero()) { + return Ok(None); + } + let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec); + let pmm_end = recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors; + let mut result = rhs; + for arg in spine.iter().take(pmm_end.min(spine.len())) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + for i in 0..rule.fields { + let proj = self.intern(KExpr::prj(ind_id.clone(), i, major.clone())); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, proj)); + } + for arg in spine.iter().skip(recr.major_idx + 1) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + Ok(Some(result)) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // K-rule: synthesize nullary constructor + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// For K-like recursors, try to synthesize a nullary constructor from the + /// major premise's type. Returns `Ok(Some(ctor_app))` if successful. + /// + /// Algorithm (following lean4lean/nanoda): + /// 1. Infer major's type, WHNF it + /// 2. Check head constant matches the recursor's target inductive + /// 3. Build nullary ctor: `Ctor.{levels} params...` + /// 4. Infer ctor's type, check def-eq with major's type + fn to_ctor_when_k( + &mut self, + major: &KExpr, + rec_id: &KId, + recr: &IotaInfo, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + // Infer major's type (infer-only: we just need the type, not validation) + let major_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(major)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + let major_ty_w = match self.whnf(&major_ty) { + Ok(w) => w, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Extract head constant of the type + let (ty_head, ty_args) = collect_app_spine(&major_ty_w); + let ty_head_id = match ty_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Get the recursor's target inductive from its type + let rec_ty = match self.env.get(rec_id) { + Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), + None => return Ok(None), + }; + let skip = (recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors + recr.indices) as u64; + let ind_id = match self.get_major_inductive_id(&rec_ty, skip) { + Ok(id) => id, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Head of major's type must match the recursor's target inductive + if ty_head_id.addr != ind_id.addr { + return Ok(None); + } + + // Get the first constructor + let ctor_id = match self.env.get(&ind_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { ctors, .. }) if !ctors.is_empty() => ctors[0].clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Build nullary ctor application: Ctor.{levels} params... + let ctor_us = match ty_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(_, us, _) => us.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + let mut ctor_app = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(ctor_id, ctor_us)); + for arg in ty_args.iter().take(recr.params) { + ctor_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(ctor_app, arg.clone())); + } + + // Verify: infer ctor's type and check def-eq with major's type + let ctor_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&ctor_app)) { + Ok(ty) => ty, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; + if !self.is_def_eq(&major_ty_w, &ctor_ty)? { + return Ok(None); + } + + Ok(Some(ctor_app)) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Projection reduction + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + fn try_proj_reduce( + &mut self, + field: u64, + wval: &KExpr, + ) -> Option> { + // String literal → constructor form before trying projection + let wval_expanded; + let wval = if let ExprData::Str(s, _, _) = wval.data() { + wval_expanded = self.str_lit_to_constructor(&s.clone()); + &wval_expanded + } else { + wval + }; + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(wval); + + let ctor_id = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, + _ => return None, + }; + + let ctor_params = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { params, .. }) => params as usize, + _ => return None, + }; + + let field_start = ctor_params; + let idx = field_start + field as usize; + args.get(idx).cloned() + } + + /// Try to reduce a projection-headed application: App(Prj(S, i, v), args...). + /// Returns Some((reduced_proj, remaining_args)) if the projection reduced. + fn try_proj_app_reduce( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, Vec>)>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + if args.is_empty() { + return Ok(None); + } + + if let ExprData::Prj(_id, field, val, _) = head.data() { + let field = *field; + let val = val.clone(); + let wval = self.whnf(&val)?; + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(field, &wval) { + return Ok(Some((result, args))); + } + } + Ok(None) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Helpers + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Get the major premise's inductive KId from a recursor type. + /// Peels `skip` foralls, then extracts the head constant of the result domain. + pub fn get_major_inductive_id( + &mut self, + rec_ty: &KExpr, + skip: u64, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let mut ty = rec_ty.clone(); + for _ in 0..skip { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "get_major_inductive_id: not enough foralls".into(), + )); + }, + } + } + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) => { + let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(dom); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => Ok(id.clone()), + _ => Err(TcError::Other( + "get_major_inductive_id: domain head not const".into(), + )), + } + }, + _ => Err(TcError::Other( + "get_major_inductive_id: expected forall at major".into(), + )), + } + } + + /// Convert a Nat literal to constructor form: 0 → Nat.zero, n+1 → Nat.succ(n-1). + fn nat_to_constructor(&mut self, val: &Nat) -> KExpr { + use num_bigint::BigUint; + if val.0 == BigUint::ZERO { + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([]))) + } else { + let pred_val = Nat(&val.0 - BigUint::from(1u64)); + let pred_addr = + crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&pred_val.to_le_bytes()); + let pred_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(pred_val, pred_addr)); + let succ = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([]))); + self.intern(KExpr::app(succ, pred_expr)) + } + } + + /// Nat primitive reduction (add, sub, mul, div, mod, pow, gcd, bitwise, predicates). + pub(super) fn try_reduce_nat( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + // Skip if expression has loose bound variables — can't reduce to a literal. + // Matches lean4lean's `if e.hasFVar then return none` (TypeChecker.lean:396). + if e.lbr() > 0 { + return Ok(None); + } + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let addr = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Nat.succ n → n + 1 + if addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { + let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a) { + let result = Nat(&n.0 + 1u64); + let blob_addr = + crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); + } + return Ok(None); + } + + // Nat.pred n → n - 1 (or 0 if n = 0) + if addr == self.prims.nat_pred.addr && args.len() == 1 { + let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a) { + let result = if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO) + } else { + Nat(&n.0 - 1u64) + }; + let blob_addr = + crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); + } + return Ok(None); + } + + if args.len() < 2 { + return Ok(None); + } + + let p = &self.prims; + let is_bin_arith = addr == p.nat_add.addr + || addr == p.nat_sub.addr + || addr == p.nat_mul.addr + || addr == p.nat_div.addr + || addr == p.nat_mod.addr + || addr == p.nat_pow.addr + || addr == p.nat_gcd.addr + || addr == p.nat_land.addr + || addr == p.nat_lor.addr + || addr == p.nat_xor.addr + || addr == p.nat_shift_left.addr + || addr == p.nat_shift_right.addr; + let is_bin_pred = addr == p.nat_beq.addr || addr == p.nat_ble.addr; + + if !is_bin_arith && !is_bin_pred { + return Ok(None); + } + + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa) { + Some(v) => v, + None => return Ok(None), + }; + let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb) { + Some(v) => v, + None => return Ok(None), + }; + + let result_expr = if is_bin_arith { + let result = match compute_nat_bin(&addr, &self.prims, a_val, b_val) { + Some(r) => r, + None => return Ok(None), // can't compute, leave unreduced + }; + let blob_addr = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)) + } else { + let b = if addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { + a_val == b_val + } else { + a_val <= b_val + }; + let bool_id = if b { + self.prims.bool_true.clone() + } else { + self.prims.bool_false.clone() + }; + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(bool_id, Box::new([]))) + }; + + let mut result = result_expr; + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + Ok(Some(result)) + } + + /// Native Nat.decLe/decEq/decLt reduction. + /// + /// Intercepts `Nat.decLe n m`, `Nat.decEq n m`, `Nat.decLt n m` when both + /// arguments are Nat literals. Computes the boolean result natively and + /// constructs the appropriate `Decidable.isTrue proof` or `Decidable.isFalse proof`. + /// + /// Proof terms: + /// - decLe true: `Decidable.isTrue (Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true n m (Eq.refl Bool.true))` + /// - decLe false: `Decidable.isFalse (Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true n m (Bool.noConfusion (Eq.refl Bool.false)))` + /// - decEq true: `Decidable.isTrue (Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true n m (Eq.refl Bool.true))` + /// - decEq false: `Decidable.isFalse (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl Bool.false))` + /// - decLt n m: delegates to decLe (n+1) m + pub(super) fn try_reduce_decidable( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if e.lbr() > 0 { + return Ok(None); + } + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let addr = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + let p = &self.prims; + let is_dec_le = addr == p.nat_dec_le.addr; + let is_dec_eq = addr == p.nat_dec_eq.addr; + let is_dec_lt = addr == p.nat_dec_lt.addr; + if !is_dec_le && !is_dec_eq && !is_dec_lt { + return Ok(None); + } + if args.len() < 2 { + return Ok(None); + } + + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa) { + Some(v) => v.clone(), + None => return Ok(None), + }; + let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb) { + Some(v) => v.clone(), + None => return Ok(None), + }; + + // S5: Eq.refl is universe-polymorphic: @Eq.refl.{u}. + // For Bool : Type = Sort 1, we need u = 1 = Succ(Zero). + let u1 = KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero()); + + // decLt n m → decLe (n+1) m + if is_dec_lt { + let succ_a = Nat(&a_val.0 + 1u64); + let succ_a_addr = + crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&succ_a.to_le_bytes()); + let succ_a_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(succ_a, succ_a_addr)); + // Build: Nat.decLe (n+1) m + let dec_le_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_dec_le.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::app(dec_le_const, succ_a_expr)); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, args[1].clone())); + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + // Recursively reduce the decLe + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + + let (b_result, proof_true_fn, proof_false_fn) = if is_dec_le { + ( + a_val <= b_val, + &self.prims.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true, + &self.prims.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true, + ) + } else { + // is_dec_eq + ( + a_val == b_val, + &self.prims.nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true, + &self.prims.nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false, + ) + }; + let proof_true_fn = proof_true_fn.clone(); + let proof_false_fn = proof_false_fn.clone(); + + let result_expr = if b_result { + // Decidable.isTrue (proof_fn n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true)) + let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), + Box::new([u1.clone()]), + )); + let bool_ty = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let bool_true = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_true.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_true)); + + // Build: proof_fn n m refl_proof + let proof_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_true_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, refl_proof)); + + // Build: Decidable.isTrue proof + let is_true = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.decidable_is_true.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )); + self.intern(KExpr::app(is_true, proof)) + } else { + if is_dec_eq { + // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false)) + let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), + Box::new([u1.clone()]), + )); + let bool_ty = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let bool_false = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_false)); + + let proof_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_false_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, refl_proof)); + + let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )); + self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) + } else { + // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true n m (Bool.noConfusion (Eq.refl Bool.false))) + // The proof of ¬(Nat.ble n m = true) when Nat.ble n m = false: + // Bool.noConfusion applied to Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false gives us the contradiction + let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), + Box::new([u1.clone()]), + )); + let bool_ty = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let bool_false = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_false)); + + let no_confusion = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.bool_no_confusion.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )); + let no_confusion_proof = + self.intern(KExpr::app(no_confusion, refl_proof)); + + let proof_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_false_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, no_confusion_proof)); + + let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )); + self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) + } + }; + + let mut result = result_expr; + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + Ok(Some(result)) + } + + /// Quotient reduction (Quot.lift, Quot.ind). + fn try_quot_reduce( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let addr = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Quot.lift: 6 args, f at 3, major at 5 + // Quot.ind: 5 args, f at 3, major at 4 + let (f_idx, major_idx) = if addr == self.prims.quot_lift.addr { + if args.len() < 6 { + return Ok(None); + } + (3usize, 5usize) + } else if addr == self.prims.quot_ind.addr { + if args.len() < 5 { + return Ok(None); + } + (3usize, 4usize) + } else { + return Ok(None); + }; + + let major_whnf = self.whnf(&args[major_idx])?; + let (mk_head, mk_args) = collect_app_spine(&major_whnf); + let mk_addr = match mk_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => &id.addr, + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + if *mk_addr != self.prims.quot_ctor.addr { + return Ok(None); + } + + // Quot.mk has exactly 3 args: (α, r, a). Value is the last. + if mk_args.len() != 3 { + return Ok(None); + } + let quot_val = mk_args[2].clone(); + + let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::app(args[f_idx].clone(), quot_val)); + for arg in args.iter().skip(major_idx + 1) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + Ok(Some(result)) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Native reduction (Lean.reduceBool, Lean.reduceNat, System.Platform.numBits) + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Try native reduction, matching C++ kernel's `reduce_native`. + /// - `Lean.reduceBool arg`: look up `arg` (a constant), evaluate its body, return Bool + /// - `Lean.reduceNat arg`: look up `arg` (a constant), evaluate its body, return Nat + /// - `System.Platform.numBits`: return 64 (matching Lean's 64-bit platform) + pub(super) fn try_reduce_native( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if e.lbr() > 0 { + return Ok(None); + } + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let head_addr = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // System.Platform.numBits has type { n : Nat // n = 32 ∨ n = 64 } (Subtype). + // We do NOT reduce it natively because the result must be a Subtype.mk + // constructor application, not a bare Nat literal. Let delta+iota handle it. + // (Previously returned bare Nat(64) which was a type error.) + + // Lean.reduceBool / Lean.reduceNat: arg must be a single constant + let is_reduce_bool = head_addr == self.prims.reduce_bool.addr; + let is_reduce_nat = head_addr == self.prims.reduce_nat.addr; + if !is_reduce_bool && !is_reduce_nat { + return Ok(None); + } + if args.len() != 1 { + return Ok(None); + } + // Re-entrancy guard: prevent whnf → native → whnf → native stack overflow + if self.in_native_reduce { + return Ok(None); + } + + // The argument should be a constant whose definition we can evaluate + let arg_const = match args[0].data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id.clone(), us.clone()), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + let (arg_id, arg_us) = arg_const; + + // Look up the constant's definition body + let body = match self.env.get(&arg_id) { + Some(KConst::Defn { val, .. }) => val.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Instantiate universe params and fully evaluate (guarded) + let us_vec: Vec<_> = arg_us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let body = self.instantiate_univ_params(&body, &us_vec); + self.in_native_reduce = true; + let result = self.whnf(&body); + self.in_native_reduce = false; + let result = result?; + + if is_reduce_bool { + // Result must be Bool.true or Bool.false + let result_addr = match result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => &id.addr, + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + if *result_addr == self.prims.bool_true.addr + || *result_addr == self.prims.bool_false.addr + { + Ok(Some(result)) + } else { + Ok(None) // not a Bool literal — leave unreduced + } + } else { + // reduceNat: result must be a Nat literal + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(..) => Ok(Some(result)), + _ => Ok(None), + } + } + } +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Free-standing helpers for nat reduction +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +use super::primitive::Primitives; + +/// Extract a nat value from a literal expression only (no WHNF). +fn extract_nat_lit(e: &KExpr) -> Option<&Nat> { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Nat(val, _, _) => Some(val), + _ => None, + } +} + +fn gcd_biguint( + a: &num_bigint::BigUint, + b: &num_bigint::BigUint, +) -> num_bigint::BigUint { + let mut x = a.clone(); + let mut y = b.clone(); + while y != num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + let t = y.clone(); + y = &x % &y; + x = t; + } + x +} + +/// Compute a binary nat operation. Returns `None` if the operation can't be +/// computed (e.g., exponent too large) — caller leaves the expression unreduced. +fn compute_nat_bin( + addr: &Address, + p: &Primitives, + a: &Nat, + b: &Nat, +) -> Option { + use num_bigint::BigUint; + let zero = BigUint::ZERO; + let r = if *addr == p.nat_add.addr { + &a.0 + &b.0 + } else if *addr == p.nat_sub.addr { + if a.0 >= b.0 { &a.0 - &b.0 } else { zero } + } else if *addr == p.nat_mul.addr { + &a.0 * &b.0 + } else if *addr == p.nat_div.addr { + if b.0 == zero { zero } else { &a.0 / &b.0 } + } else if *addr == p.nat_mod.addr { + if b.0 == zero { a.0.clone() } else { &a.0 % &b.0 } + } else if *addr == p.nat_pow.addr { + match b.to_u64() { + Some(exp) if exp <= 1_000_000 => a.0.pow(exp as u32), + _ => return None, // too large to compute + } + } else if *addr == p.nat_gcd.addr { + gcd_biguint(&a.0, &b.0) + } else if *addr == p.nat_land.addr { + &a.0 & &b.0 + } else if *addr == p.nat_lor.addr { + &a.0 | &b.0 + } else if *addr == p.nat_xor.addr { + &a.0 ^ &b.0 + } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_left.addr { + match b.to_u64() { + Some(shift) if shift <= 1_000_000 => &a.0 << shift as usize, + _ => return None, // too large to compute + } + } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_right.addr { + match b.to_u64() { + Some(shift) if shift <= 1_000_000 => &a.0 >> shift as usize, + _ => zero, // right-shift by huge amount gives 0 (correct) + } + } else { + return None; + }; + Some(Nat(r)) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::constant::KConst; + use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; + use super::super::id::KId; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + + type AE = KExpr; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) + } + fn sort0() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::zero()) + } + fn sort1() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) + } + + /// Build a minimal env with a single definition: `id := λ x. x : Sort 0 → Sort 0` + fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); // Sort 0 → Sort 0 + let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); // λ x. x + env.insert( + mk_id("id"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + lvls: 0, + ty: id_ty, + val: id_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("id"), + }, + ); + // Opaque constant + let opaq_ty = sort0(); + let opaq_val = sort0(); + env.insert( + mk_id("opaque"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Opaque, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 0, + ty: opaq_ty, + val: opaq_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("opaque"), + }, + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_var_identity() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let v = AE::var(0, ()); + assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&v).unwrap(), v); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_sort_identity() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&sort0()).unwrap(), sort0()); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_lam_identity() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&lam).unwrap(), lam); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_beta_simple() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // (λ x. x) a → a + let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + let a = AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())); + let app = AE::app(lam, a.clone()); + assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&app).unwrap(), a); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_beta_multi() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // (λ x y. x) a b → a + let body = AE::var(1, ()); // x (de Bruijn 1, the outer binder) + let inner_lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), body); + let outer_lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), inner_lam); + let a = sort0(); + let b = sort1(); + let app = AE::app(AE::app(outer_lam, a.clone()), b); + assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&app).unwrap(), a); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_zeta() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // let x := Sort 0 in x → Sort 0 + let let_e = AE::let_((), sort1(), sort0(), AE::var(0, ()), true); + assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&let_e).unwrap(), sort0()); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_delta() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + // id(Sort 0) should delta-unfold id then beta-reduce + let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let app = AE::app(id_const, sort0()); + assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&app).unwrap(), sort0()); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_delta_opaque_blocked() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let opaque = AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque"), Box::new([])); + // Opaque should NOT be unfolded + let result = tc.whnf(&opaque).unwrap(); + assert!(matches!(result.data(), ExprData::Const(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_cache_hit() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let app = AE::app(id_const, sort0()); + let r1 = tc.whnf(&app).unwrap(); + let r2 = tc.whnf(&app).unwrap(); + // Both should return the same result + assert_eq!(r1, r2); + } + + fn nat() -> AE { + AE::cnst(mk_id("Nat"), Box::new([])) + } + fn param(n: u64) -> AU { + AU::param(n, ()) + } + fn pi(a: AE, b: AE) -> AE { + AE::all((), (), a, b) + } + fn app(f: AE, a: AE) -> AE { + AE::app(f, a) + } + fn lam(a: AE, b: AE) -> AE { + AE::lam((), (), a, b) + } + fn var(i: u64) -> AE { + AE::var(i, ()) + } + fn cnst(name: &str, us: &[AU]) -> AE { + AE::cnst(mk_id(name), us.to_vec().into_boxed_slice()) + } + fn mk_nat(n: u64) -> AE { + let v = Nat::from(n); + let addr = Address::hash(&v.to_le_bytes()); + AE::nat(v, addr) + } + + /// Build a Nat env with Nat, Nat.zero, Nat.succ, Nat.rec, and Nat.sub. + /// Nat.sub is defined as a primitive that the kernel's try_reduce_nat handles, + /// but also has a delta-unfoldable body using Nat.rec (to test reduction order). + fn nat_env() -> KEnv { + use super::super::constant::RecRule; + + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("Nat"); + + // Nat : Sort 1 + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Nat.zero"), mk_id("Nat.succ")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat.zero"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Nat"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: nat(), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat.succ"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Nat"), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(nat(), nat()), + }, + ); + + // Nat.rec : ∀ {motive : Nat → Sort u} (zero : motive 0) (succ : ∀ n, motive n → motive (succ n)) (t : Nat), motive t + let motive_ty = pi(nat(), AE::sort(param(0))); + let minor_zero = app(var(0), cnst("Nat.zero", &[])); + let minor_succ = pi( + nat(), + pi(app(var(2), var(0)), app(var(3), app(cnst("Nat.succ", &[]), var(1)))), + ); + let rec_ty = pi( + motive_ty, + pi(minor_zero, pi(minor_succ, pi(nat(), app(var(3), var(0))))), + ); + let rule_zero_rhs = lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), var(1)))); + let nat_rec_const = cnst("Nat.rec", &[param(0)]); + let ih = app(app(app(app(nat_rec_const, var(3)), var(2)), var(1)), var(0)); + let rule_succ_rhs = lam( + sort0(), + lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), lam(nat(), app(app(var(1), var(0)), ih)))), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat.rec"), + KConst::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Nat.sub : Nat → Nat → Nat + // Body: a simple definition that the kernel should reduce natively. + // In practice Nat.sub's body uses Nat.rec, but try_reduce_nat + // should intercept it before delta unfolding exposes the body. + let sub_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); + // Body is irrelevant for the native reduction test — just use a placeholder. + // To test the delta-unfold-before-native-reduce bug, we make the body + // something that would diverge if delta-unfolded: Nat.rec applied to arg. + // Nat.sub a b = Nat.rec (motive := λ _, Nat) a (λ n ih, Nat.pred ih) b + // But for simplicity, just use λ a b. a (dummy body). + let sub_val = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(1))); + env.insert( + mk_id("Nat.sub"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: sub_ty, + val: sub_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("Nat.sub"), + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert( + block, + vec![ + mk_id("Nat"), + mk_id("Nat.zero"), + mk_id("Nat.succ"), + mk_id("Nat.rec"), + ], + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_sub_native() { + // Nat.sub 1000 500 should reduce to Nat(500) via try_reduce_nat, + // without delta-unfolding Nat.sub's body. + let mut env = nat_env(); + // Build primitives from an empty env to get hardcoded addresses as KIds + let empty = KEnv::new(); + let prims = super::super::primitive::Primitives::from_env(&empty); + // Insert Nat.sub at its REAL primitive address so try_reduce_nat recognizes it + let sub_id = prims.nat_sub.clone(); + let sub_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); + let sub_val = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(1))); // dummy body: λ a b. a + env.insert( + sub_id.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: sub_ty, + val: sub_val, + lean_all: (), + block: sub_id.clone(), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let sub_const = AE::cnst(sub_id, Box::new([])); + let expr = app(app(sub_const, mk_nat(1000)), mk_nat(500)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => assert_eq!( + v.0, + num_bigint::BigUint::from(500u64), + "Nat.sub 1000 500 should be 500" + ), + other => panic!("expected Nat(500), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_ble_large() { + // Nat.ble 2^32 2^32 should reduce to Bool.true via try_reduce_nat + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); + let big = mk_nat(1u64 << 32); + let expr = app(app(ble, big.clone()), big); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + // Should be Bool.true constant + match result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_true.addr), + other => panic!("expected Bool.true, got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_def_eq_nat_sub_large() { + // Simulate the real failure: a definition whose type-check requires + // proving `Nat.sub (2^16) x =?= y` via def-eq. If Nat.sub gets + // delta-unfolded to Nat.rec before try_reduce_nat intercepts it, + // the kernel diverges on iota reduction. + let mut env = nat_env(); + // Build primitives from an empty env to get hardcoded addresses as KIds + let empty = KEnv::new(); + let prims = super::super::primitive::Primitives::from_env(&empty); + let sub_id = prims.nat_sub.clone(); + let sub_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); + // Body that uses Nat.rec — if delta-unfolded, this would produce + // Nat.rec motive zero_case succ_case (lit 65536) which diverges. + // But try_reduce_nat should intercept Nat.sub first. + let sub_val = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(1))); // dummy + env.insert( + sub_id.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: sub_ty, + val: sub_val, + lean_all: (), + block: sub_id.clone(), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let sub_const = AE::cnst(sub_id, Box::new([])); + let big = mk_nat(65536); // 2^16 + let expr = app(app(sub_const, big), mk_nat(0)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(65536u64)) + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(65536), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_large_nat_literals() { + // Two identical large Nat literals should be equal via the fast-path + // (direct value comparison, not O(n) succ peeling). + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let a = mk_nat(1 << 20); // ~1 million + let b = mk_nat(1 << 20); + assert!( + tc.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap(), + "identical large Nat literals should be def-eq" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_rec_small() { + // Nat.rec (motive) zero_case succ_case (Nat(3)) should reduce via iota + // to succ_case 2 (succ_case 1 (succ_case 0 zero_case)) + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let rec = cnst("Nat.rec", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]); // Nat.rec.{1} + // motive := λ _, Nat + let motive = lam(nat(), nat()); + // zero_case := Nat(42) + let zero_case = mk_nat(42); + // succ_case := λ n ih, Nat.succ ih + let succ_case = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), app(cnst("Nat.succ", &[]), var(0)))); + let expr = app(app(app(app(rec, motive), zero_case), succ_case), mk_nat(3)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + // Should be Nat.succ(Nat.succ(Nat.succ(Nat(42)))) + // After native succ reduction: Nat(45) + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(45u64)) + }, + ExprData::App(..) => { + // Might be Nat.succ chain — that's also acceptable + eprintln!("Nat.rec result is App chain (not folded to literal)"); + }, + other => panic!("unexpected Nat.rec result: {:?}", other), + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // USize.size reduction chain tests + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Build an env that includes the full USize.size reduction chain: + /// System.Platform.numBits (handled by try_reduce_native → 64) + /// Nat.pow at the correct primitive address + /// USize.size := Nat.pow 2 numBits (reducible def) + fn usize_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let empty = KEnv::new(); + let prims = super::super::primitive::Primitives::from_env(&empty); + + // System.Platform.numBits — insert at the real primitive address + // so try_reduce_native recognizes it. It's a def whose body doesn't + // matter (native handler intercepts it) but it needs to be present. + env.insert( + prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + lvls: 0, + ty: nat(), + val: mk_nat(64), // body: just 64 (native handler returns this anyway) + lean_all: (), + block: prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), + }, + ); + + // Nat.pow at the real primitive address + let pow_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); + let pow_val = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(1))); // dummy body + env.insert( + prims.nat_pow.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: pow_ty, + val: pow_val, + lean_all: (), + block: prims.nat_pow.clone(), + }, + ); + + // Nat.sub at the real primitive address + let sub_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); + let sub_val = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(1))); // dummy body + env.insert( + prims.nat_sub.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: sub_ty, + val: sub_val, + lean_all: (), + block: prims.nat_sub.clone(), + }, + ); + + // Nat.pred at the real primitive address + let pred_ty = pi(nat(), nat()); + let pred_val = lam(nat(), var(0)); // dummy body + env.insert( + prims.nat_pred.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: pred_ty, + val: pred_val, + lean_all: (), + block: prims.nat_pred.clone(), + }, + ); + + // USize.size := Nat.pow 2 System.Platform.numBits + let usize_size_val = app( + app(AE::cnst(prims.nat_pow.clone(), Box::new([])), mk_nat(2)), + AE::cnst(prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), Box::new([])), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("USize.size"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, // @[reducible] + lvls: 0, + ty: nat(), + val: usize_size_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("USize.size"), + }, + ); + + env + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_system_platform_num_bits() { + // System.Platform.numBits should reduce to 64 via try_reduce_native + let env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let num_bits = + AE::cnst(tc.prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), Box::new([])); + let result = tc.whnf(&num_bits).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(64u64)) + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(64), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_pow_2_64() { + // Nat.pow 2 64 should reduce to 2^64 + let env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let pow_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pow.clone(), Box::new([])); + let expr = app(app(pow_const, mk_nat(2)), mk_nat(64)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => assert_eq!( + v.0, + num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 63) * 2u64, + "Nat.pow 2 64 should be 2^64" + ), + other => panic!("expected Nat(2^64), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_usize_size() { + // USize.size := Nat.pow 2 numBits should reduce to 2^64 + let env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); + let result = tc.whnf(&usize_size).unwrap(); + let expected = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 63) * 2u64; + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, expected, "USize.size should be 2^64") + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(2^64), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_sub_usize_size_0() { + // Nat.sub USize.size 0 should reduce to 2^64 + let env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let sub_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); + let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); + let expr = app(app(sub_const, usize_size), mk_nat(0)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + let expected = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 63) * 2u64; + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, expected, "Nat.sub USize.size 0 should be 2^64") + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(2^64), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_pred_usize_size() { + // Nat.pred USize.size should reduce to 2^64 - 1 + let env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let pred_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), Box::new([])); + let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); + let expr = app(pred_const, usize_size); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + let expected = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 63) * 2u64 - 1u64; + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, expected, "Nat.pred USize.size should be 2^64 - 1") + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(2^64 - 1), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_usize_pred_sub_vs_sub_1() { + // Nat.pred (Nat.sub USize.size 0) =?= Nat.sub USize.size 1 + // This is the actual failing pattern from USize.toUInt16_ofNatTruncate_of_lt + let env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + + let sub_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); + let pred_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), Box::new([])); + let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); + + // LHS: Nat.pred (Nat.sub USize.size 0) + let lhs = app( + pred_const, + app(app(sub_const.clone(), usize_size.clone()), mk_nat(0)), + ); + // RHS: Nat.sub USize.size 1 + let rhs = app(app(sub_const, usize_size), mk_nat(1)); + + assert!( + tc.is_def_eq(&lhs, &rhs).unwrap(), + "Nat.pred (Nat.sub USize.size 0) should be def-eq to Nat.sub USize.size 1" + ); + } +} From 5fb6a7a43f39fba752990d48a52849c13e8b07fd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2026 02:00:35 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 02/34] Extract compile_env scheduler and resolve all cargo xclippy warnings MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Extract the compile_env work-stealing scheduler from compile.rs into compile/env.rs (Phase 2b-2c from TODO.md). The new scheduler uses idempotent dependency tracking via Mutex> instead of AtomicUsize counters, preventing silent double-decrement corruption. Adds a DashSet guard against duplicate block processing, and drains aux_gen_extra_names after each block to unblock dependents of "bonus" names compiled during parent inductive blocks. Extend CompileState with fields needed for aux_gen (Phase 2a): kenv, kintern, ungrounded, aux_gen_extra_names, aux_name_to_addr. Add resolve_addr / resolve_addr_aux for two-tier name resolution (compiled names first, aux_gen fallback second). Change blocks field from DashSet
to DashMap>> to store canonical class ordering for downstream aux_gen use. Resolve all warnings under cargo xclippy -D warnings: - Replace ~100 u64-to-usize casts with fallible u64_to_usize() helper for future 32-bit target support - Collapse identical match arms in congruence, ingress, def_eq, check - Remove unused imports, variables, unnecessary mut across kernel - Fix map().unwrap_or() → map_or() / is_some_and() patterns - Rename to_node → node_for_key, to_ctor_when_k → synth_ctor_when_k for clippy self-convention compliance - Convert loop/match/break → while let in expr, tc, inductive - Change add_eq_axioms(&mut KEnv) → (&KEnv) since DashMap is interior-mutable - Remove unnecessary path qualifications throughout kernel - Add crate-level allows for type_complexity, too_many_arguments, unnecessary_wraps --- Cargo.toml | 4 + Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean | 10 +- src/ffi/compile.rs | 10 +- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 18 +- src/ix/compile.rs | 377 ++--- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 278 ++++ src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 8 +- src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs | 29 +- src/ix/kernel/constant.rs | 2 +- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 103 +- src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 5 +- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 20 +- src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 6 +- src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 8 + src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 11 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 415 +++--- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 17 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 207 +-- src/ix/kernel/mode.rs | 6 +- src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 114 +- src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 5 +- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 34 +- src/ix/kernel/testing.rs | 2 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs | 52 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs | 2085 ++++++++++++++++++--------- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs | 1948 +++++++++++++++++-------- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs | 1638 ++++++++++++++------- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 230 ++- src/lib.rs | 4 + 29 files changed, 4915 insertions(+), 2731 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/env.rs diff --git a/Cargo.toml b/Cargo.toml index b515b08d..0c8b380c 100644 --- a/Cargo.toml +++ b/Cargo.toml @@ -48,3 +48,7 @@ panic = "abort" [profile.release] panic = "abort" + +[lints.clippy] +type_complexity = "allow" +too_many_arguments = "allow" diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean index 55f256bf..be92a9f5 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean @@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ end inductive C3 where | c : A3 → B3 → C3 end OverMerge -#print OverMerge.A3.below.rec -#eval show Lean.MetaM Unit from do - let ci ← Lean.getConstInfo ``OverMerge.C3.c - let .ctorInfo cv := ci | return - IO.println s!"{repr cv.type}" +--#print OverMerge.A3.below.rec +--#eval show Lean.MetaM Unit from do +-- let ci ← Lean.getConstInfo ``OverMerge.C3.c +-- let .ctorInfo cv := ci | return +-- IO.println s!"{repr cv.type}" namespace OverMergeSplit mutual diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index 0e240324..179511f3 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -34,9 +34,6 @@ use lean_ffi::object::{ LeanOwned, LeanRef, LeanString, }; -use dashmap::DashMap; -use dashmap::DashSet; - use crate::ffi::builder::LeanBuildCache; use crate::ffi::ixon::env::decoded_to_ixon_env; use crate::ffi::lean_env::decode_env; @@ -1442,12 +1439,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_decompile_env( let env = decoded_to_ixon_env(&decoded); // Wrap in CompileState (decompile_env only uses .env) - let stt = CompileState { - env, - name_to_addr: DashMap::new(), - blocks: DashSet::new(), - block_stats: DashMap::new(), - }; + let stt = CompileState { env, ..CompileState::default() }; match decompile_env(&stt) { Ok(dstt) => { diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index 4919606b..d7dbab5c 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -699,12 +699,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( let mut buf: &[u8] = &serialized; if let Ok(fresh_env) = crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { // Build a fresh CompileState from the deserialized Env - let fresh_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState { - env: fresh_env, - name_to_addr: DashMap::new(), - blocks: dashmap::DashSet::new(), - block_stats: DashMap::new(), - }; + let fresh_stt = + crate::ix::compile::CompileState { env: fresh_env, ..Default::default() }; // Populate name_to_addr from env.named for entry in fresh_stt.env.named.iter() { @@ -713,16 +709,6 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( .insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); } - // Populate blocks from constants that are mutual blocks - for entry in fresh_stt.env.consts.iter() { - if matches!( - &entry.value().info, - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Muts(_) - ) { - fresh_stt.blocks.insert(entry.key().clone()); - } - } - // Decompile from the fresh state if let Ok(dstt2) = decompile_env(&fresh_stt) { // Verify against original environment diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 2e33a15d..9ceefe82 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -12,16 +12,14 @@ use std::{ cmp::Ordering, sync::{ Arc, - atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering as AtomicOrdering}, + atomic::Ordering as AtomicOrdering, }, - thread, }; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use crate::{ ix::address::Address, - ix::condense::compute_sccs, ix::env::{ AxiomVal, BinderInfo, ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, ConstructorVal, DataValue as LeanDataValue, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, @@ -29,8 +27,7 @@ use crate::{ RecursorRule as LeanRecursorRule, SourceInfo as LeanSourceInfo, Substring as LeanSubstring, Syntax as LeanSyntax, SyntaxPreresolved, }, - ix::graph::{NameSet, build_ref_graph}, - ix::ground::ground_consts, + ix::graph::NameSet, ix::ixon::{ CompileError, Tag0, constant::{ @@ -71,16 +68,32 @@ pub struct BlockSizeStats { } /// Compile state for building the Ixon environment. -#[derive(Default)] pub struct CompileState { /// Ixon environment being built pub env: IxonEnv, /// Map from Lean constant name to Ixon address pub name_to_addr: DashMap, - /// Addresses of mutual blocks - pub blocks: DashSet
, + /// Mutual block canonical class ordering, keyed by any inductive name in the + /// block. Each entry is the list of equivalence classes (in `sort_consts` order), + /// where each class is a list of names. + pub blocks: DashMap>>, /// Per-block size statistics (keyed by low-link name) pub block_stats: DashMap, + /// Kernel environment, incrementally populated as blocks compile. + /// Used for type inference during aux_gen (e.g., is_large_eliminator). + pub kenv: crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, + /// Shared intern table for the kernel environment. + pub kintern: Arc>, + /// Constants filtered out during grounding (name -> error description). + pub ungrounded: FxHashMap, + /// Names compiled by aux_gen during a parent block's compilation. + /// The scheduler drains this after each block to decrement dep counts + /// for dependents of these "bonus" names. + pub aux_gen_extra_names: DashSet, + /// Fallback name->addr map for constants compiled by aux_gen or pre-compiled + /// during a parent inductive's compilation. Visible to later compilations + /// so expressions referencing them resolve. + pub aux_name_to_addr: DashMap, } /// Cached compiled expression with arena root index. @@ -120,15 +133,26 @@ pub struct CompileStateStats { pub blocks: usize, } +impl Default for CompileState { + fn default() -> Self { + CompileState { + env: Default::default(), + name_to_addr: Default::default(), + blocks: Default::default(), + block_stats: Default::default(), + kenv: crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new(), + kintern: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable::new()), + ungrounded: Default::default(), + aux_gen_extra_names: Default::default(), + aux_name_to_addr: Default::default(), + } + } +} + impl CompileState { /// Create an empty compile state for testing (no environment). pub fn new_empty() -> Self { - Self { - env: IxonEnv::default(), - name_to_addr: DashMap::new(), - blocks: DashSet::new(), - block_stats: DashMap::new(), - } + Self::default() } pub fn stats(&self) -> CompileStateStats { @@ -139,6 +163,25 @@ impl CompileState { blocks: self.blocks.len(), } } + + /// Look up a compiled constant's address by name. + /// Checks `name_to_addr` first, then `aux_name_to_addr` when `aux` is true. + pub fn resolve_addr_aux(&self, name: &Name, aux: bool) -> Option
{ + if let Some(r) = self.name_to_addr.get(name) { + return Some(r.value().clone()); + } + if aux + && let Some(r) = self.aux_name_to_addr.get(name) + { + return Some(r.value().clone()); + } + None + } + + /// Look up a compiled constant's address (with `aux_name_to_addr` fallback). + pub fn resolve_addr(&self, name: &Name) -> Option
{ + self.resolve_addr_aux(name, true) + } } // =========================================================================== @@ -2001,8 +2044,32 @@ pub fn compile_const( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result { - if let Some(cached) = stt.name_to_addr.get(name) { - return Ok(cached.clone()); + compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, true) +} + +/// Compile a constant without aux_gen: no `aux_name_to_addr` fallback, +/// no aux_gen side effects. Used to compile the original Lean form of +/// aux_gen-rewritten constants for metadata preservation. +pub fn compile_const_no_aux( + name: &Name, + all: &NameSet, + lean_env: &Arc, + cache: &mut BlockCache, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result { + compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, false) +} + +fn compile_const_inner( + name: &Name, + all: &NameSet, + lean_env: &Arc, + cache: &mut BlockCache, + stt: &CompileState, + aux: bool, +) -> Result { + if let Some(cached) = stt.resolve_addr_aux(name, aux) { + return Ok(cached); } let cnst = lean_env @@ -2250,7 +2317,16 @@ fn compile_mutual( compile_mutual_block(ixon_mutuals, refs, univs, Some(&name_str)); let block_addr = compiled.addr.clone(); stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), compiled.constant); - stt.blocks.insert(block_addr.clone()); + // Register class ordering for each inductive name in the block. + let class_ordering: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| class.iter().map(|c| c.name()).collect()) + .collect(); + for class in &sorted_classes { + for cnst in class { + stt.blocks.insert(cnst.name(), class_ordering.clone()); + } + } // Store block size statistics (keyed by low-link name) stt.block_stats.insert( @@ -2339,222 +2415,8 @@ fn compile_mutual( .map(|r| r.clone()) } -/// Compile an entire Lean environment to Ixon format. -/// Work-stealing compilation using crossbeam channels. -/// -/// Instead of processing blocks in waves (which underutilizes cores when wave sizes vary), -/// we use a work queue. When a block completes, it immediately unlocks dependent blocks. -pub fn compile_env( - lean_env: &Arc, -) -> Result { - let graph = build_ref_graph(lean_env.as_ref()); - - let ungrounded = ground_consts(lean_env.as_ref(), &graph.in_refs); - if !ungrounded.is_empty() { - for (n, e) in &ungrounded { - eprintln!("Ungrounded {:?}: {:?}", n, e); - } - return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { - reason: "ungrounded environment".into(), - }); - } - - let condensed = compute_sccs(&graph.out_refs); - - let stt = CompileState::default(); - - // Build work-stealing data structures - let total_blocks = condensed.blocks.len(); - - // For each block: (all names in block, remaining dep count) - let block_info: DashMap = DashMap::default(); - - // Reverse deps: name → set of block leaders that depend on this name - let reverse_deps: DashMap> = DashMap::default(); - - // Initialize block info and reverse deps - for (lo, all) in &condensed.blocks { - let deps = - condensed.block_refs.get(lo).ok_or(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { - reason: "missing block refs".into(), - })?; - - block_info.insert(lo.clone(), (all.clone(), AtomicUsize::new(deps.len()))); - - // Register reverse dependencies - for dep_name in deps { - reverse_deps.entry(dep_name.clone()).or_default().push(lo.clone()); - } - } - - // Shared ready queue: blocks that are ready to compile - // Use a Mutex for simplicity - workers push newly-ready blocks here - let ready_queue: std::sync::Mutex> = - std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::new()); - - // Initialize with blocks that have no dependencies - { - let mut queue = ready_queue.lock().unwrap(); - for entry in block_info.iter() { - let lo = entry.key(); - let (all, dep_count) = entry.value(); - if dep_count.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst) == 0 { - queue.push((lo.clone(), all.clone())); - } - } - } - - // Track completed count for termination - let completed = AtomicUsize::new(0); - - // Error storage for propagating errors from workers - let error: std::sync::Mutex> = - std::sync::Mutex::new(None); - - // Condvar for signaling workers when new work is available or completion - let work_available = std::sync::Condvar::new(); - - // Use scoped threads to borrow from parent scope - let num_threads = - thread::available_parallelism().map(|n| n.get()).unwrap_or(4); - - // Compile blocks in parallel using work-stealing - - // Take references to shared data outside the loop - let error_ref = &error; - let stt_ref = &stt; - let reverse_deps_ref = &reverse_deps; - let block_info_ref = &block_info; - let completed_ref = &completed; - let ready_queue_ref = &ready_queue; - let condvar_ref = &work_available; - - thread::scope(|s| { - // Spawn worker threads - for _ in 0..num_threads { - s.spawn(move || { - loop { - // Try to get work from the ready queue - let work = { - let mut queue = ready_queue_ref.lock().unwrap(); - queue.pop() - }; - - match work { - Some((lo, all)) => { - // Check if we should stop due to error - if error_ref.lock().unwrap().is_some() { - return; - } - - // Track time for slow block detection - let block_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - - // Compile this block - let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); - if let Err(e) = - compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt_ref) - { - let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); - if err_guard.is_none() { - *err_guard = Some(e); - } - return; - } - - // Check for slow blocks - let elapsed = block_start.elapsed(); - if elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { - eprintln!( - "Slow block {:?} ({} consts): {:.2}s", - lo.pretty(), - all.len(), - elapsed.as_secs_f32() - ); - } - - // Collect newly-ready blocks - let mut newly_ready = Vec::new(); - - // For each name in this block, decrement dep counts for dependents - for name in &all { - if let Some(dependents) = reverse_deps_ref.get(name) { - for dependent_lo in dependents.value() { - if let Some(entry) = block_info_ref.get(dependent_lo) { - let (dep_all, dep_count) = entry.value(); - let prev = dep_count.fetch_sub(1, AtomicOrdering::SeqCst); - if prev == 1 { - // This block is now ready - newly_ready - .push((dependent_lo.clone(), dep_all.clone())); - } - } - } - } - } - - // Add newly-ready blocks to the queue and notify waiting workers - if !newly_ready.is_empty() { - let mut queue = ready_queue_ref.lock().unwrap(); - queue.extend(newly_ready); - condvar_ref.notify_all(); - } - - completed_ref.fetch_add(1, AtomicOrdering::SeqCst); - // Wake all workers so they can check for completion - condvar_ref.notify_all(); - }, - None => { - // No work available - check if we're done - if completed_ref.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst) == total_blocks { - return; - } - // Check for errors - if error_ref.lock().unwrap().is_some() { - return; - } - // Wait for new work to become available - let queue = ready_queue_ref.lock().unwrap(); - let _ = condvar_ref - .wait_timeout(queue, std::time::Duration::from_millis(10)) - .unwrap(); - }, - } - } - }); - } - }); - - // Check for errors - if let Some(e) = error.into_inner().unwrap() { - return Err(e); - } - - // Verify completion - let final_completed = completed.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst); - if final_completed != total_blocks { - // Find what's still blocked - let mut blocked_count = 0; - for entry in block_info.iter() { - let (_, dep_count) = entry.value(); - if dep_count.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst) > 0 { - blocked_count += 1; - if blocked_count <= 5 { - eprintln!( - "Still blocked: {:?} with {} deps remaining", - entry.key().pretty(), - dep_count.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst) - ); - } - } - } - return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { - reason: "circular dependency or missing constant".into(), - }); - } - - Ok(stt) -} +mod env; +pub use env::compile_env; #[cfg(test)] mod tests { @@ -3068,18 +2930,19 @@ mod tests { "alpha-equivalent mutual defs should have same projection address" ); - // Verify the block exists and has exactly 1 mutual entry - // (one representative for the equivalence class, not two) - for block_addr in stt.blocks.iter() { - let block = stt.env.get_const(&block_addr).unwrap(); - if let ConstantInfo::Muts(muts) = &block.info { - assert_eq!( - muts.len(), - 1, - "alpha-equivalent class should produce 1 entry in Muts, got {}", - muts.len() - ); - } + // Verify the block exists and has exactly 1 equivalence class + assert!( + !stt.blocks.is_empty(), + "Expected at least one block entry" + ); + for entry in stt.blocks.iter() { + let classes = entry.value(); + assert_eq!( + classes.len(), + 1, + "alpha-equivalent class should produce 1 class, got {}", + classes.len() + ); } } @@ -3178,17 +3041,19 @@ mod tests { "h should have a different projection address than f/g" ); - // Verify Muts has exactly 2 entries (one per equivalence class) - for block_addr in stt.blocks.iter() { - let block = stt.env.get_const(&block_addr).unwrap(); - if let ConstantInfo::Muts(muts) = &block.info { - assert_eq!( - muts.len(), - 2, - "2 equivalence classes should produce 2 Muts entries, got {}", - muts.len() - ); - } + // Verify block has exactly 2 equivalence classes + assert!( + !stt.blocks.is_empty(), + "Expected at least one block entry" + ); + for entry in stt.blocks.iter() { + let classes = entry.value(); + assert_eq!( + classes.len(), + 2, + "2 equivalence classes should produce 2 classes, got {}", + classes.len() + ); } } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..23cd89d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -0,0 +1,278 @@ +//! Top-level environment compilation with work-stealing parallelism. +//! +//! Extracted from `compile.rs` to keep the scheduler independently readable. + +use std::sync::{ + Arc, Mutex, + atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering as AtomicOrdering}, +}; +use std::thread; + +use dashmap::DashMap; +use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; + +use crate::ix::compile::{BlockCache, CompileState, compile_const}; +use crate::ix::condense::compute_sccs; +use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Name}; +use crate::ix::graph::{NameSet, build_ref_graph}; +use crate::ix::ground::ground_consts; +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; + +/// Compile an entire Lean environment to Ixon format. +/// Work-stealing compilation using crossbeam channels. +/// +/// Instead of processing blocks in waves (which underutilizes cores when wave sizes vary), +/// we use a work queue. When a block completes, it immediately unlocks dependent blocks. +pub fn compile_env( + lean_env: &Arc, +) -> Result { + let graph = build_ref_graph(lean_env.as_ref()); + + let ungrounded = ground_consts(lean_env.as_ref(), &graph.in_refs); + if !ungrounded.is_empty() { + for (n, e) in &ungrounded { + eprintln!("Ungrounded {:?}: {:?}", n, e); + } + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "ungrounded environment".into(), + }); + } + + let condensed = compute_sccs(&graph.out_refs); + + let stt = CompileState::default(); + + // Build work-stealing data structures + let total_blocks = condensed.blocks.len(); + + // For each block: (all names in block, remaining deps as explicit set). + // Using an explicit HashSet instead of an atomic counter prevents silent + // corruption from double-decrements — removing an already-removed name + // is a no-op. + let block_info: DashMap>)> = + DashMap::default(); + + // Reverse deps: name -> set of block leaders that depend on this name + let reverse_deps: DashMap> = DashMap::default(); + + // Initialize block info and reverse deps + for (lo, all) in &condensed.blocks { + let deps = + condensed.block_refs.get(lo).ok_or(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "missing block refs".into(), + })?; + + block_info.insert(lo.clone(), (all.clone(), Mutex::new(deps.clone()))); + + // Register reverse dependencies + for dep_name in deps { + reverse_deps.entry(dep_name.clone()).or_default().push(lo.clone()); + } + } + + // Shared ready queue: blocks that are ready to compile + let ready_queue: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); + + // Initialize with blocks that have zero remaining dependencies + { + let mut queue = ready_queue.lock().unwrap(); + for entry in block_info.iter() { + let lo = entry.key(); + let (all, remaining) = entry.value(); + if remaining.lock().unwrap().is_empty() { + queue.push((lo.clone(), all.clone())); + } + } + } + + // Track completed count for termination + let completed = AtomicUsize::new(0); + + // Guard against duplicate processing: a block leader that's already been + // handled is skipped. This prevents infinite loops from double-enqueuing. + let processed: dashmap::DashSet = dashmap::DashSet::new(); + + // Error storage for propagating errors from workers + let error: Mutex> = Mutex::new(None); + + // Condvar for signaling workers when new work is available or completion + let work_available = std::sync::Condvar::new(); + + // Use scoped threads to borrow from parent scope + let num_threads = + thread::available_parallelism().map(|n| n.get()).unwrap_or(4); + + // Take references to shared data outside the loop + let error_ref = &error; + let stt_ref = &stt; + let reverse_deps_ref = &reverse_deps; + let block_info_ref = &block_info; + let completed_ref = &completed; + let processed_ref = &processed; + let ready_queue_ref = &ready_queue; + let condvar_ref = &work_available; + + thread::scope(|s| { + // Spawn worker threads + for _ in 0..num_threads { + s.spawn(move || { + loop { + // Try to get work from the ready queue + let work = { + let mut queue = ready_queue_ref.lock().unwrap(); + queue.pop() + }; + + match work { + Some((lo, all)) => { + // Check if we should stop due to error + if error_ref.lock().unwrap().is_some() { + return; + } + + // Skip if already processed (prevents double-counting from + // duplicate enqueuing) + if !processed_ref.insert(lo.clone()) { + continue; + } + + // Track time for slow block detection + let block_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + + // Check if this block was pre-compiled into aux_name_to_addr. + // Promote to name_to_addr without re-compiling. + if stt_ref.resolve_addr(&lo).is_some() { + for name in &all { + if let Some(addr) = stt_ref.resolve_addr(name) { + stt_ref.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr); + } + } + } else { + // Compile this block + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + if let Err(e) = + compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt_ref) + { + let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); + if err_guard.is_none() { + *err_guard = Some(e); + } + return; + } + } + + // Check for slow blocks + let elapsed = block_start.elapsed(); + if elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { + eprintln!( + "Slow block {:?} ({} consts): {:.2}s", + lo.pretty(), + all.len(), + elapsed.as_secs_f32() + ); + } + + // Collect newly-ready blocks by removing satisfied deps. + // HashSet::remove is idempotent — no double-decrement risk. + let mut newly_ready = Vec::new(); + + let resolve_name = + |name: &Name, newly_ready: &mut Vec<(Name, NameSet)>| { + if let Some(dependents) = reverse_deps_ref.get(name) { + for dependent_lo in dependents.value() { + if let Some(entry) = block_info_ref.get(dependent_lo) { + let (dep_all, remaining) = entry.value(); + let mut deps = remaining.lock().unwrap(); + let was_present = deps.remove(name); + if was_present && deps.is_empty() { + newly_ready + .push((dependent_lo.clone(), dep_all.clone())); + } + } + } + } + }; + + // For each name in this block, resolve deps + for name in &all { + resolve_name(name, &mut newly_ready); + } + + // Resolve deps for aux_gen "bonus" names compiled during this + // block (e.g., .below, .below.mk). Don't drain the set — it's + // used as a persistent marker. + { + let extra: Vec = stt_ref + .aux_gen_extra_names + .iter() + .map(|r| r.clone()) + .collect(); + for name in &extra { + resolve_name(name, &mut newly_ready); + } + } + + // Add newly-ready blocks to the queue and notify waiting workers + if !newly_ready.is_empty() { + let mut queue = ready_queue_ref.lock().unwrap(); + queue.extend(newly_ready); + condvar_ref.notify_all(); + } + + completed_ref.fetch_add(1, AtomicOrdering::SeqCst); + // Wake all workers so they can check for completion + condvar_ref.notify_all(); + }, + None => { + // No work available - check if we're done + if completed_ref.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst) == total_blocks { + return; + } + // Check for errors + if error_ref.lock().unwrap().is_some() { + return; + } + // Wait for new work to become available + let queue = ready_queue_ref.lock().unwrap(); + let _ = condvar_ref + .wait_timeout(queue, std::time::Duration::from_millis(10)) + .unwrap(); + }, + } + } + }); + } + }); + + // Check for errors + if let Some(e) = error.into_inner().unwrap() { + return Err(e); + } + + // Verify completion + let final_completed = completed.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst); + if final_completed != total_blocks { + // Find what's still blocked + let mut blocked_count = 0; + for entry in block_info.iter() { + let (_, remaining) = entry.value(); + let deps = remaining.lock().unwrap(); + if !deps.is_empty() { + blocked_count += 1; + if blocked_count <= 5 { + eprintln!( + "Still blocked: {:?} with {} deps remaining: {:?}", + entry.key().pretty(), + deps.len(), + deps.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>() + ); + } + } + } + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "circular dependency or missing constant".into(), + }); + } + + Ok(stt) +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index c00fb252..1e6b3a30 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -134,10 +134,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Validate universe parameter count per variant // Quot: 1 (u), Quot.mk: 1 (u), Quot.lift: 2 (u,v), Quot.ind: 1 (u) let expected_lvls = match kind { - QuotKind::Type => 1, - QuotKind::Ctor => 1, QuotKind::Lift => 2, - QuotKind::Ind => 1, + QuotKind::Type | QuotKind::Ctor | QuotKind::Ind => 1, }; if lvls != expected_lvls { return Err(TcError::Other(format!( @@ -321,7 +319,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { mod tests { use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; - use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; + use super::super::expr::KExpr; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; use super::super::mode::Anon; @@ -347,7 +345,7 @@ mod tests { } fn test_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); // Axiom: Nat : Sort 1 env.insert( mk_id("Nat"), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs index c06530dc..0dcf5cb2 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ use crate::ix::env::{self as lean, ConstantInfo as LeanCI, Literal, Name}; use super::constant::KConst; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; -use super::id::KId; use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; use super::mode::Anon; @@ -41,11 +40,8 @@ pub fn level_congruent( match (lean_lvl.as_data(), zero_univ.data()) { (LD::Zero(_), UnivData::Zero(_)) => Ok(()), (LD::Succ(a, _), UnivData::Succ(b, _)) => level_congruent(a, b, _nr), - (LD::Max(a1, a2, _), UnivData::Max(b1, b2, _)) => { - level_congruent(a1, b1, _nr)?; - level_congruent(a2, b2, _nr) - }, - (LD::Imax(a1, a2, _), UnivData::IMax(b1, b2, _)) => { + (LD::Max(a1, a2, _), UnivData::Max(b1, b2, _)) + | (LD::Imax(a1, a2, _), UnivData::IMax(b1, b2, _)) => { level_congruent(a1, b1, _nr)?; level_congruent(a2, b2, _nr) }, @@ -113,12 +109,8 @@ pub fn expr_congruent( expr_congruent(a1, a2, nr) }, - (LE::Lam(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) => { - expr_congruent(ty1, ty2, nr)?; - expr_congruent(body1, body2, nr) - }, - - (LE::ForallE(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) => { + (LE::Lam(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) + | (LE::ForallE(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) => { expr_congruent(ty1, ty2, nr)?; expr_congruent(body1, body2, nr) }, @@ -132,8 +124,8 @@ pub fn expr_congruent( expr_congruent(body1, body2, nr) }, - (LE::Lit(Literal::NatVal(_), _), ExprData::Nat(_, _, _)) => Ok(()), - (LE::Lit(Literal::StrVal(_), _), ExprData::Str(_, _, _)) => Ok(()), + (LE::Lit(Literal::NatVal(_), _), ExprData::Nat(_, _, _)) + | (LE::Lit(Literal::StrVal(_), _), ExprData::Str(_, _, _)) => Ok(()), (LE::Proj(name, idx, struct_expr, _), ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _)) => { match nr.resolve(name) { @@ -159,7 +151,7 @@ pub fn expr_congruent( // Lean Mdata wraps an inner expr — zero strips it in Anon mode. (LE::Mdata(_, inner, _), _) => expr_congruent(inner, zero_expr, nr), - (LE::Fvar(..), _) | (LE::Mvar(..), _) => { + (LE::Fvar(..) | LE::Mvar(..), _) => { Err("unexpected Fvar/Mvar in constant".to_string()) }, @@ -191,7 +183,8 @@ pub fn const_congruent( // Variant-specific checks match (lean_ci, zero_const) { - (LeanCI::AxiomInfo(_), KConst::Axio { .. }) => Ok(()), + (LeanCI::AxiomInfo(_), KConst::Axio { .. }) + | (LeanCI::QuotInfo(_), KConst::Quot { .. }) => Ok(()), (LeanCI::DefnInfo(v), KConst::Defn { val, .. }) => { expr_congruent(&v.value, val, nr).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) @@ -205,8 +198,6 @@ pub fn const_congruent( expr_congruent(&v.value, val, nr).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) }, - (LeanCI::QuotInfo(_), KConst::Quot { .. }) => Ok(()), - (LeanCI::InductInfo(v), KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, .. }) => { let lp = v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); let li = v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); @@ -302,7 +293,7 @@ fn lean_lvl_tag(l: &lean::Level) -> &'static str { } fn zero_univ_tag( - u: &super::level::KUniv, + u: &KUniv, ) -> &'static str { match u.data() { UnivData::Zero(_) => "Zero", diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs b/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs index 093ce775..0cb337cb 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ //! Each variant carries structural fields plus metadata fields //! (`name`, `level_params`, `lean_all`) for roundtrip fidelity in Meta mode. -use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, Name, QuotKind, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; @@ -146,6 +145,7 @@ mod tests { use super::super::level::KUniv; use super::super::mode::Anon; use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, QuotKind, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index dc879c43..68761166 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::error::TcError; +use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; @@ -59,17 +59,16 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if let (Some(a_root), Some(b_root)) = ( self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(a_key), self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(b_key), - ) { - if a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key { - let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); - let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id); - if let Some(&cached) = self.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { - if cached { - self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); - } - self.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); - return Ok(cached); + ) && (a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key) + { + let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); + let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id); + if let Some(&cached) = self.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { + if cached { + self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); } + self.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); + return Ok(cached); } } } @@ -183,8 +182,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let a_head = head_const_id(&wa); let b_head = head_const_id(&wb); - let a_delta = a_head.as_ref().map_or(false, |h| self.is_delta(h)); - let b_delta = b_head.as_ref().map_or(false, |h| self.is_delta(h)); + let a_delta = a_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); + let b_delta = b_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); if !a_delta && !b_delta { break; @@ -197,11 +196,12 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { wb = wb2; continue; } - } else if b_delta && !a_delta { - if let Some(wa2) = self.try_unfold_proj_app(&wa)? { - wa = wa2; - continue; - } + } else if b_delta + && !a_delta + && let Some(wa2) = self.try_unfold_proj_app(&wa)? + { + wa = wa2; + continue; } if a_delta && b_delta { @@ -211,17 +211,18 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if wa_w == wb_w { // H2: Same-head-spine optimization — only for Regular hints, same head, // and only cache failure when spine args are actually compared (lean4lean:589-596) - if let (Some(ah), Some(bh)) = (&a_head, &b_head) { - if ah.addr == bh.addr && self.is_regular(ah) { - let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(wa.ptr_key(), wb.ptr_key()); - let failure_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id); - if !self.def_eq_failure.contains(&failure_key) { - if let Some(result) = self.try_same_head_spine(&wa, &wb)? { - return Ok(result); - } - // Spine comparison was attempted and failed — cache it - self.def_eq_failure.insert(failure_key); + if let (Some(ah), Some(bh)) = (&a_head, &b_head) + && ah.addr == bh.addr + && self.is_regular(ah) + { + let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(wa.ptr_key(), wb.ptr_key()); + let failure_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id); + if !self.def_eq_failure.contains(&failure_key) { + if let Some(result) = self.try_same_head_spine(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(result); } + // Spine comparison was attempted and failed — cache it + self.def_eq_failure.insert(failure_key); } } // H1: Equal height — unfold BOTH sides (lean4lean:596) @@ -261,12 +262,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } else { break; } + } else if let Some(ub) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)? { + wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; } else { - if let Some(ub) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)? { - wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; - } else { - break; - } + break; } if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { @@ -319,16 +318,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ( ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _), - ) => { - if !self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { - return Ok(false); - } - self.push_local(ty1.clone()); - let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2); - self.pop_local(); - r - }, - ( + ) + | ( ExprData::All(_, _, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _), ) => { @@ -408,18 +399,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ( ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _), - ) => { - if self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { - self.push_local(ty1.clone()); - let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2)?; - self.pop_local(); - if r { - return Ok(true); - } - } - false - }, - ( + ) + | ( ExprData::All(_, _, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _), ) => { @@ -615,8 +596,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if v.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { return None; } - let pred = - lean_ffi::nat::Nat(&v.0 - num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); + let pred = lean_ffi::nat::Nat(&v.0 - num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); let pred_addr = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&pred.to_le_bytes()); Some(self.ienv.intern_expr(KExpr::nat(pred, pred_addr))) }, @@ -802,7 +782,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Head must be a constructor let (induct_id, num_params, num_fields) = match self.env.get(&ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { induct, params, fields, .. }) => { - (induct.clone(), params as usize, fields as usize) + (induct.clone(), u64_to_usize::(params)?, u64_to_usize::(fields)?) }, _ => return Ok(false), }; @@ -912,8 +892,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; match self.env.get(id) { Some(KConst::Defn { kind, hints, .. }) => match kind { - DefKind::Opaque => 0, - DefKind::Theorem => 0, + DefKind::Opaque | DefKind::Theorem => 0, DefKind::Definition => match hints { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev => u32::MAX - 1, ReducibilityHints::Regular(h) => h.saturating_add(1), @@ -988,7 +967,7 @@ fn head_const_id(e: &KExpr) -> Option> { mod tests { use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; - use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; + use super::super::expr::KExpr; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; use super::super::mode::Anon; @@ -1011,7 +990,7 @@ mod tests { } fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); env.insert( diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index 56d17d0b..17a9075d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -36,8 +36,9 @@ fn egress_level(u: &KUniv, level_params: &[Name]) -> env::Level { egress_level(b, level_params), ), UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => { + let pos = usize::try_from(*idx).expect("level param index exceeds usize"); let name = - level_params.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + level_params.get(pos).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); env::Level::param(name) }, } @@ -152,7 +153,7 @@ pub fn egress_constant(zc: &KConst) -> LeanCI { DefKind::Opaque => LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(OpaqueVal { cnst, value, - is_unsafe: *safety == crate::ix::env::DefinitionSafety::Unsafe, + is_unsafe: *safety == env::DefinitionSafety::Unsafe, all, }), } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index b7c28c77..5958347e 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -27,6 +27,12 @@ pub struct InternTable { exprs: DashMap>, } +impl Default for InternTable { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } +} + impl InternTable { pub fn new() -> Self { InternTable { univs: DashMap::default(), exprs: DashMap::default() } @@ -60,6 +66,12 @@ pub struct KEnv { pub blocks: DashMap, Vec>>, } +impl Default for KEnv { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } +} + impl KEnv { pub fn new() -> Self { KEnv { consts: DashMap::default(), blocks: DashMap::default() } @@ -135,7 +147,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn insert_and_get() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let id = mk_id("Nat"); env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); assert_eq!(env.len(), 1); @@ -144,7 +156,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn contains_key_works() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let id = mk_id("Nat"); assert!(!env.contains_key(&id)); env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); @@ -159,7 +171,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn get_by_id_works() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let id = mk_id("Nat"); env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); assert!(env.get(&id).is_some()); @@ -207,7 +219,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn iter_all_entries() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); env.insert(mk_id("A"), mk_axio("A")); env.insert(mk_id("B"), mk_axio("B")); assert_eq!(env.iter().count(), 2); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs index cc65ecda..b2265b1d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ impl EquivManager { } /// Get or create a node index for a composite key. - fn to_node(&mut self, key: EqKey) -> usize { + fn node_for_key(&mut self, key: EqKey) -> usize { if let Some(&node) = self.key_to_node.get(&key) { return node; } @@ -113,8 +113,8 @@ impl EquivManager { /// Record that two composite keys are definitionally equal. pub fn add_equiv(&mut self, k1: EqKey, k2: EqKey) { - let n1 = self.to_node(k1); - let n2 = self.to_node(k2); + let n1 = self.node_for_key(k1); + let n2 = self.node_for_key(k2); self.union(n1, n2); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs index bc60795e..f4c0fbbe 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -5,6 +5,14 @@ use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::expr::KExpr; use super::mode::KernelMode; +/// Convert `u64` to `usize`, returning `TcError` if the value exceeds +/// the platform's pointer width (relevant for 32-bit targets). +#[inline(always)] +pub fn u64_to_usize(val: u64) -> Result> { + usize::try_from(val) + .map_err(|_e| TcError::Other(format!("{val} exceeds usize::MAX"))) +} + #[derive(Debug)] pub enum TcError { TypeExpected, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs index 70454084..0839ce7b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -484,14 +484,9 @@ fn fmt_expr( fn collect_spine(e: &KExpr) -> (KExpr, Vec>) { let mut args = Vec::new(); let mut cur = e.clone(); - loop { - match cur.data() { - ExprData::App(func, arg, _) => { - args.push(arg.clone()); - cur = func.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } + while let ExprData::App(func, arg, _) = cur.data() { + args.push(arg.clone()); + cur = func.clone(); } args.reverse(); (cur, args) diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index c69e97c3..1703b7a8 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -5,11 +5,10 @@ //! lean4lean's constructive approach, then compares with provided recursors. use crate::ix::address::Address; -use crate::ix::env::Name; use super::constant::KConst; use super::env::InternTable; -use super::error::TcError; +use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq, univ_geq}; @@ -24,32 +23,32 @@ use super::tc::{ /// For nested occurrences (e.g., `Array Syntax` in Syntax's ctor fields), /// an auxiliary entry is created mirroring the external inductive's structure. #[derive(Clone)] -struct FlatBlockMember { +pub struct FlatBlockMember { /// For original: the inductive's KId. For auxiliary: the external inductive's KId. - id: KId, + pub id: KId, /// True if this is an auxiliary member created for a nested occurrence. - is_aux: bool, + pub is_aux: bool, /// Specialized param values for this member. /// For original: Var refs to the recursor's shared params. /// For auxiliary: the concrete specialized exprs (e.g., `[Syntax]` for `Array Syntax`). /// These are in terms of the recursor's param binders (depth = n_rec_params). - spec_params: Vec>, + pub spec_params: Vec>, /// Number of params this member's inductive has (may differ from shared for nested). - own_params: u64, + pub own_params: u64, /// Number of indices. - n_indices: u64, + pub n_indices: u64, /// Constructor ids (from env). - ctors: Vec>, + pub ctors: Vec>, /// Universe param count. - lvls: u64, + pub lvls: u64, /// Universe args for internal processing (abstract shifted params). /// Used for ctor type instantiation and nesting detection. - ind_us: Box<[KUniv]>, + pub ind_us: Box<[KUniv]>, /// Universe args from the actual nested occurrence (concrete). /// For original members: same as ind_us. /// For auxiliaries: the concrete args from the ctor field (e.g., [Succ(Zero)]). /// Used for the final output type (motives, major, ctor apps). - occurrence_us: Box<[KUniv]>, + pub occurrence_us: Box<[KUniv]>, } /// Lower free Var indices by `shift`: Var(i) where i >= shift becomes Var(i - shift). @@ -114,7 +113,7 @@ fn lower_vars_inner( impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// Validate an inductive type and its constructors. pub fn check_inductive(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let (params, indices, lvls, ctors, block, is_rec, nested, ty) = match self + let (params, indices, lvls, ctors, block, is_rec, _nested, ty) = match self .env .get(id) { @@ -151,7 +150,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Inductive type must reduce to a Sort after peeling params+indices. // This must be checked even for inductives with no constructors. let ind_level = - self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, (params + indices) as usize)?; + self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, u64_to_usize(params + indices)?)?; // S3: Mutual inductives must live in the same universe. for peer_id in &block_inds { @@ -163,8 +162,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { }) = self.env.get(peer_id) { let peer_level = - self.get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty.clone(), (pp + pi) as usize)?; - if !super::level::univ_eq(&ind_level, &peer_level) { + self.get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(pp + pi)?)?; + if !univ_eq(&ind_level, &peer_level) { return Err(TcError::Other( "mutually inductive types must live in the same universe".into(), )); @@ -174,10 +173,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Validate each constructor for (expected_cidx, ctor_id) in ctors.iter().enumerate() { - let (ctor_params, ctor_fields, ctor_cidx, ctor_ty) = + let (_ctor_params, ctor_fields, ctor_cidx, ctor_ty) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, cidx, ty, .. }) => { - (params as usize, fields as usize, cidx as usize, ty.clone()) + (u64_to_usize(params)?, u64_to_usize(fields)?, u64_to_usize(cidx)?, ty.clone()) }, _ => { return Err(TcError::Other( @@ -194,19 +193,19 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } // A1: Parameter domain agreement - self.check_param_agreement(&ty, &ctor_ty, params as usize)?; + self.check_param_agreement(&ty, &ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?)?; // A3: Strict positivity - self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, params as usize, &block_addrs)?; + self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?, &block_addrs)?; // A4: Universe constraints - self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, params as usize, &ind_level)?; + self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?, &ind_level)?; // A2: Constructor return type self.check_ctor_return_type( &ctor_ty, - params as usize, - indices as usize, + u64_to_usize(params)?, + u64_to_usize(indices)?, ctor_fields, &id.addr, lvls, @@ -218,7 +217,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // An adversary could set is_rec=false on a recursive inductive to enable improper // struct eta expansion. We verify against the actual constructor structure. let computed_is_rec = - self.compute_is_rec(&ctors, params as usize, &block_addrs)?; + self.compute_is_rec(&ctors, u64_to_usize(params)?, &block_addrs)?; if computed_is_rec != is_rec { return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "check_inductive: is_rec mismatch: declared {is_rec}, computed {computed_is_rec}" @@ -240,9 +239,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ctor_id: &KId, induct_id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let (ctor_ty, ctor_params, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + let (ctor_ty, _ctor_params, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, params, fields, .. }) => { - (ty.clone(), params as usize, fields as usize) + (ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(params)?, u64_to_usize(fields)?) }, _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_ctor: not a constructor".into())), }; @@ -264,22 +263,22 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); let ind_level = self - .get_result_sort_level(&ind_ty, (ind_params + ind_indices) as usize)?; + .get_result_sort_level(&ind_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params + ind_indices)?)?; // A1: Parameter domain agreement - self.check_param_agreement(&ind_ty, &ctor_ty, ind_params as usize)?; + self.check_param_agreement(&ind_ty, &ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?)?; // A3: Strict positivity - self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, ind_params as usize, &block_addrs)?; + self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, &block_addrs)?; // A4: Universe constraints - self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, ind_params as usize, &ind_level)?; + self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, &ind_level)?; // A2: Constructor return type self.check_ctor_return_type( &ctor_ty, - ind_params as usize, - ind_indices as usize, + u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, + u64_to_usize(ind_indices)?, ctor_fields, &induct_id.addr, ind_lvls, @@ -396,7 +395,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { qi += 1; for ctor_id in &member.ctors { - let (ctor_own_params, ctor_fields, ctor_ty, ctor_lvls) = + let (_ctor_own_params, ctor_fields, ctor_ty, _ctor_lvls) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, ty, lvls, .. }) => { (params, fields, ty.clone(), lvls) @@ -416,8 +415,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { - let p = if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { - member.spec_params[j as usize].clone() + let p = if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { + member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone() } else { KExpr::var(n_rec_params - 1 - j, anon()) }; @@ -515,6 +514,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { _ => return, }; + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // ext_params is a small structural count let ext_n_params = ext_params as usize; if args.len() < ext_n_params { return; @@ -537,6 +537,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // to the param context by lowering Var indices by the field depth. // This ensures the same logical spec_params produce the same hash // regardless of how many field locals are on the context. + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // depth and param_depth are small let field_depth = (self.depth() as usize).saturating_sub(param_depth) as u64; let spec_params: Vec> = args @@ -544,7 +545,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { .take(ext_n_params) .map(|e| { if field_depth > 0 { - super::inductive::lower_vars(&self.ienv, e, field_depth) + lower_vars(&self.ienv, e, field_depth) } else { e.clone() } @@ -712,7 +713,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // (not in our block) and its params contain block inductives. let (n_params, block, ctors) = match self.env.get(id) { Some(KConst::Indc { params, block, ctors, .. }) => { - (params as usize, block.clone(), ctors.clone()) + (u64_to_usize(params)?, block.clone(), ctors.clone()) }, _ => { return Err(TcError::Other( @@ -952,7 +953,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { for (i, u) in us.iter().enumerate() { let expected = KUniv::param(i as u64, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())); - if !super::level::univ_eq(u, &expected) { + if !univ_eq(u, &expected) { self.restore_depth(saved); return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "ctor return type: universe arg {i} is not Param({i})" @@ -1001,8 +1002,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } // Index args should not mention block inductives - for i in n_params..args.len() { - if expr_mentions_any_addr(&args[i], block_addrs) { + for arg in &args[n_params..] { + if expr_mentions_any_addr(arg, block_addrs) { self.restore_depth(saved); return Err(TcError::Other( "ctor return type: index mentions block inductive".into(), @@ -1070,7 +1071,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { return Ok(false); } let (_, n_params, _, ref ctors, _, _) = ind_infos[0]; - let n_params = n_params as usize; + let n_params = u64_to_usize::(n_params)?; match ctors.len() { // Case 2: 0 constructors → large (Empty/False) 0 => Ok(true), @@ -1078,7 +1079,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { 1 => { let (ctor_ty, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, fields, .. }) => { - (ty.clone(), fields as usize) + (ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(fields)?) }, _ => return Ok(false), }; @@ -1097,10 +1098,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if i >= n_params { // Check if this field's sort level is non-zero (semantically) let dom_ty = self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(dom))?; - if let Ok(sort_lvl) = self.ensure_sort(&dom_ty) { - if !univ_eq(&sort_lvl, &KUniv::zero()) { - non_trivial.push(i - n_params); - } + if let Ok(sort_lvl) = self.ensure_sort(&dom_ty) + && !univ_eq(&sort_lvl, &KUniv::zero()) + { + non_trivial.push(i - n_params); } } self.push_local(dom.clone()); @@ -1173,7 +1174,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Compute elimination level. let result_level = self.get_result_sort_level( &ind_infos[0].4, - (ind_infos[0].1 + ind_infos[0].2) as usize, + u64_to_usize(ind_infos[0].1 + ind_infos[0].2)?, )?; let is_large = self.is_large_eliminator(&result_level, &ind_infos)?; let univ_offset: u64 = if is_large { 1 } else { 0 }; @@ -1195,13 +1196,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let ty = self .env .get(&m.id) - .map(|c| c.ty().clone()) - .unwrap_or_else(|| KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero())); + .map_or_else(|| KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), |c| c.ty().clone()); let is_rec = self .env .get(&m.id) - .map(|c| matches!(c, KConst::Indc { is_rec: true, .. })) - .unwrap_or(false); + .is_some_and(|c| matches!(c, KConst::Indc { is_rec: true, .. })); (m.id.clone(), m.own_params, m.n_indices, m.ctors.clone(), ty, is_rec) }) .collect(); @@ -1209,10 +1208,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Build motive types for ALL flat block members. let mut motive_types: Vec> = Vec::new(); - for (j, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + for member in flat.iter() { let motive_ty = self.build_motive_type_flat( member, - n_params as usize, + u64_to_usize(n_params)?, &elim_level, univ_offset, )?; @@ -1278,7 +1277,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { member, &flat, peers, - n_params as usize, + u64_to_usize(n_params)?, is_large, univ_offset, ) { @@ -1312,6 +1311,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// /// `univ_offset`: 1 for large eliminators (elim level at Param(0), inductive /// params shifted to Param(1)..Param(n)), 0 for small (Prop) eliminators. + #[allow(dead_code)] fn build_motive_type( &mut self, ind_id: &KId, @@ -1399,12 +1399,12 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// collects indices, builds `∀ indices (t : I params indices), Sort u`. /// For auxiliary members: walks ind type, substituting own_params with /// spec_params (lifted), collects indices, builds `∀ indices (t : I spec_params indices), Sort u`. - fn build_motive_type_flat( + pub fn build_motive_type_flat( &mut self, member: &FlatBlockMember, n_rec_params: usize, elim_level: &KUniv, - univ_offset: u64, + _univ_offset: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { let saved = self.save_depth(); let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); @@ -1429,9 +1429,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, _dom, body, _) => { - let p = if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { - let sp = member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); - let lift_amount = self.depth() as u64; + let p = if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { + let sp = member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); + let lift_amount = self.depth(); // spec_params are in terms of recursor params at depth n_rec_params. // Current depth might differ; lift accordingly. if lift_amount > 0 { @@ -1479,7 +1479,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } } else { // Auxiliary: lift spec_params from param context (n_rec_params) - let lift_by = depth as usize; + let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?; for sp in member.spec_params.iter() { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) @@ -1490,7 +1490,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } } // Apply indices (the just-bound vars). - let n_idx = member.n_indices as usize; + let n_idx = u64_to_usize::(member.n_indices)?; for i in 0..n_idx { let v = self.intern(KExpr::var((n_idx - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); @@ -1535,7 +1535,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { motive_base: usize, // context level where motives start flat: &[FlatBlockMember], block_addrs: &[Address], - univ_offset: u64, + _univ_offset: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { let ctor = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, lvls, .. }) => (ty.clone(), lvls), @@ -1545,7 +1545,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { )); }, }; - let (ctor_ty_raw, ctor_lvls) = ctor; + let (ctor_ty_raw, _ctor_lvls) = ctor; let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); let saved = self.save_depth(); @@ -1569,12 +1569,12 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // It's at context level j, so Var index = depth - 1 - j. let depth = self.depth(); KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) - } else if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { + } else if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { // Auxiliary member: spec_params have Var refs relative to the param // context (depth = n_rec_params). Lift by the difference between // current depth and n_rec_params. - let sp = member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); - let depth = self.depth() as usize; + let sp = member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); + let depth = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?; let lift_by = depth.saturating_sub(n_rec_params); if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) @@ -1622,7 +1622,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // For IH building, n_params should be the TARGET member's own_params // (the member that the recursive field targets). let target_n_params = if block_ind_idx < flat.len() { - flat[block_ind_idx].own_params as usize + u64_to_usize::(flat[block_ind_idx].own_params)? } else { n_rec_params }; @@ -1649,19 +1649,19 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // with different spec_params) would return the wrong position. let (_ret_head, ret_args) = collect_app_spine(&ty); let ret_indices: Vec> = - ret_args.iter().skip(member.own_params as usize).cloned().collect(); + ret_args.iter().skip(u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?).cloned().collect(); // Build conclusion: motive[ind_idx](ret_indices, C params fields) // Motive[ind_idx] is at context level: motive_base + ind_idx let depth = self.depth(); - let motive_var_idx = (depth as usize - 1 - (motive_base + ind_idx)) as u64; + let motive_var_idx = (u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - (motive_base + ind_idx)) as u64; let mut conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::var(motive_var_idx, anon())); // Apply return indices (these are at the old depth, but we pushed IHs since then, // so we need to lift the indices by n_ihs) for idx_expr in &ret_indices { let lifted = if n_ihs > 0 { - super::subst::lift( + lift( &self.ienv, idx_expr, n_ihs as u64, @@ -1678,14 +1678,14 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.intern(KExpr::cnst(ctor_id.clone(), member.occurrence_us.clone())); if !member.is_aux { // Original: apply Var refs to recursor param binders - for i in 0..member.own_params as usize { + for i in 0..u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)? { let pvar = - self.intern(KExpr::var((depth as usize - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + self.intern(KExpr::var((u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); ctor_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(ctor_app, pvar)); } } else { // Auxiliary: lift spec_params from param context to current depth - let lift_by = (depth as usize).saturating_sub(n_rec_params); + let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?.saturating_sub(n_rec_params); for sp in &member.spec_params { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) @@ -1755,7 +1755,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // to the current depth (minor_saved + n_fields + k). let dom = &field_domains[field_idx]; let shift = (n_fields + k - field_idx) as u64; - let dom_lifted = super::subst::lift(&self.ienv, dom, shift, 0); + let dom_lifted = lift(&self.ienv, dom, shift, 0); let wdom = self.whnf(&dom_lifted)?; // Check if direct (head is block inductive) or forall-wrapped @@ -1766,7 +1766,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let ih_saved = self.save_depth(); let mut inner_ty = wdom.clone(); let mut forall_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); - let mut inner_whnf = wdom.clone(); + let inner_whnf; loop { let w = self.whnf(&inner_ty)?; @@ -1796,7 +1796,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { inner_args.iter().skip(n_params).cloned().collect(); // Build motive_bi(idx_args, field xs) - let depth = self.depth() as usize; + let depth = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?; let motive_var = (depth - 1 - (motive_base + block_ind_idx)) as u64; let mut ih_body = KExpr::var(motive_var, anon()); for idx in &idx_args { @@ -1827,7 +1827,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let idx_args: Vec> = dom_args.iter().skip(n_params).cloned().collect(); - let depth = self.depth() as usize; + let depth = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?; let motive_var = (depth - 1 - (motive_base + block_ind_idx)) as u64; let mut ih_body = KExpr::var(motive_var, anon()); @@ -1885,12 +1885,12 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // depth; spec_params are at param context depth). Rather than // lowering, compare structurally: the first own_params args of the // application should match the member's spec_params. - if n_params_ext >= m.own_params as usize - && m.spec_params.len() == m.own_params as usize + if n_params_ext >= u64_to_usize::(m.own_params)? + && m.spec_params.len() == u64_to_usize::(m.own_params)? { let matches = args .iter() - .take(m.own_params as usize) + .take(u64_to_usize::(m.own_params)?) .zip(m.spec_params.iter()) .all(|(arg, sp)| { // Compare after lowering arg to param context depth. @@ -1936,9 +1936,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { univ_offset: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { let saved = self.save_depth(); - let n_params = ind_infos[0].1 as usize; + let n_params = u64_to_usize::(ind_infos[0].1)?; let n_motives = ind_infos.len(); - let n_indices = ind_infos[di].2 as usize; + let n_indices = u64_to_usize::(ind_infos[di].2)?; let block_addrs: Vec
= block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); @@ -1981,7 +1981,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // --- Minors: built inline at the correct depth --- // motive_base = depth after pushing params (motives start here) - let motive_base = self.depth() as usize - n_motives; + let motive_base = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())? - n_motives; for (j, (_, _, _, j_ctors, _, _)) in ind_infos.iter().enumerate() { let j_member = flat[j].clone(); for ctor_id in j_ctors { @@ -1999,7 +1999,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.push_local(minor_ty); } } - let n_minors = domains.len().checked_sub(n_params + n_motives) + let _n_minors = domains.len().checked_sub(n_params + n_motives) .ok_or_else(|| TcError::Other(format!( "build_rec_type: not enough binders: domains={}, params={n_params}, motives={n_motives}", domains.len() @@ -2018,9 +2018,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let p = if !di_member.is_aux { let depth = self.depth(); KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) - } else if (j as usize) < di_member.spec_params.len() { - let sp = di_member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); - let lift_by = (self.depth() as usize).saturating_sub(n_params); + } else if u64_to_usize::(j)? < di_member.spec_params.len() { + let sp = di_member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); + let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?.saturating_sub(n_params); if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { @@ -2053,13 +2053,13 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.intern(KExpr::cnst(ind_id.clone(), di_member.occurrence_us.clone())); let depth = self.depth(); if !di_member.is_aux { - for i in 0..di_member.own_params as usize { + for i in 0..u64_to_usize::(di_member.own_params)? { let pvar = - self.intern(KExpr::var((depth as usize - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + self.intern(KExpr::var((u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); major_dom = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_dom, pvar)); } } else { - let lift_by = (depth as usize).saturating_sub(n_params); + let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?.saturating_sub(n_params); for sp in &di_member.spec_params { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) @@ -2078,7 +2078,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // --- Return type: motive_di indices major --- let depth = self.depth(); - let motive_var_idx = (depth as usize - 1 - n_params - di) as u64; + let motive_var_idx = (u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - n_params - di) as u64; let mut ret = self.intern(KExpr::var(motive_var_idx, anon())); for i in 0..n_indices { let ivar = self.intern(KExpr::var((n_indices - i) as u64, anon())); @@ -2184,28 +2184,26 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } } let mut matched = false; - if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) { - if let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() { - let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); - let n_par = member.own_params as usize; - if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { - // spec_params are in param context. Lift by (current_depth - n_rec_params). - let n_rec_params = - flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); - let lift_by = (self.depth() as u64).saturating_sub(n_rec_params); - matched = major_args - .iter() - .take(n_par) - .zip(member.spec_params.iter()) - .all(|(arg, sp)| { + if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) + && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() + { + let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); + let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params).ok()?; + if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { + // spec_params are in param context. Lift by (current_depth - n_rec_params). + let n_rec_params = flat.first().map_or(0, |m| m.own_params); + let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rec_params); + matched = + major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( + |(arg, sp)| { let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) - }); - } + }, + ); } } self.restore_depth(saved); @@ -2289,7 +2287,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if flat.len() != flat_len { return Ok(vec![]); } - for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + for member in flat.iter() { let mut found = false; for (ri, rid) in rec_ids.iter().enumerate() { if used[ri] { @@ -2331,28 +2329,27 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } } let mut matched = false; - if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) { - if let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() { - let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); - let n_par = member.own_params as usize; - if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { - let depth = self.depth() as u64; - // spec_params are in param context (depth = n_rec_params). - // Major args are at current depth. Lift by the difference. - let lift_by = (self.depth() as u64).saturating_sub(n_params); - matched = major_args - .iter() - .take(n_par) - .zip(member.spec_params.iter()) - .all(|(arg, sp)| { + if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) + && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() + { + let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); + let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?; + if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { + let _depth = self.depth(); + // spec_params are in param context (depth = n_rec_params). + // Major args are at current depth. Lift by the difference. + let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_params); + matched = + major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( + |(arg, sp)| { let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) - }); - } + }, + ); } } self.restore_depth(saved); @@ -2370,7 +2367,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // flat, block_inds, n_params, univ_offset already computed above let is_large = univ_offset > 0; - let n_params = n_params as usize; + let n_params = u64_to_usize::(n_params)?; // Generate rules for the target inductive // Find the flat member for this recursor's major inductive. @@ -2429,38 +2426,37 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } } let mut found_gi = None; - if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) { - if let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() { - let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); - let depth = self.depth() as u64; - for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { - if member.id.addr != ind_id.addr { - continue; - } - if !member.is_aux { - found_gi = Some(fi); - break; - } - let n_par = member.own_params as usize; - if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { - let n_rp = flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); - let lift_by = (self.depth() as u64).saturating_sub(n_rp); - let matched = major_args - .iter() - .take(n_par) - .zip(member.spec_params.iter()) - .all(|(arg, sp)| { + if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) + && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() + { + let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); + let _depth = self.depth(); + for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { + if member.id.addr != ind_id.addr { + continue; + } + if !member.is_aux { + found_gi = Some(fi); + break; + } + let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?; + if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { + let n_rp = flat.first().map_or(0, |m| m.own_params); + let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rp); + let matched = + major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( + |(arg, sp)| { let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) - }); - if matched { - found_gi = Some(fi); - break; - } + }, + ); + if matched { + found_gi = Some(fi); + break; } } } @@ -2491,7 +2487,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { member, &flat, &peers, - n_params as usize, + n_params, is_large, univ_offset, ) { @@ -2508,12 +2504,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } // Update the cache - if let Some(cached) = self.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) { - if let Some(gen_rec) = + if let Some(cached) = self.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) + && let Some(gen_rec) = cached.iter_mut().find(|g| g.ind_addr == ind_id.addr) - { - gen_rec.rules = rules.clone(); - } + { + gen_rec.rules = rules.clone(); } Ok(rules) @@ -2610,8 +2605,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ExprData::All(_, _, _, body2, _) => { let p = if !member.is_aux { KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) - } else if (j as usize) < member.spec_params.len() { - let sp = member.spec_params[j as usize].clone(); + } else if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { + let sp = member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); lift(&self.ienv, &sp, total_lams, 0) } else { KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) @@ -2698,7 +2693,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // type, so Var(0)..Var(fi-1) are bound refs to earlier fields, not free. let field_dom_lift = (n_minors - global_minor_idx) as u64; let mut field_domains: Vec> = - Vec::with_capacity(n_fields as usize); + Vec::with_capacity(u64_to_usize::(n_fields)?); let mut minor_cur = minor_domain; for fi in 0..n_fields { let w = self.whnf(&minor_cur)?; @@ -2798,7 +2793,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); - let target_n_params = flat[target_bi].own_params as usize; + let target_n_params = u64_to_usize::(flat[target_bi].own_params)?; // Use the TARGET recursor (the one for the inductive the field recurses on), // matching lean4lean (Add.lean:427), lean4 C++ (inductive.cpp:738), @@ -2824,22 +2819,17 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let mut inner = wdom.clone(); let mut forall_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); - loop { - match inner.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, fd, fb, _) => { - // Check if this forall's result type (after peeling) has a block - // inductive as head. If inner itself IS a block inductive app, stop. - let (h, _) = collect_app_spine(&inner); - if matches!(h.data(), ExprData::Const(id, _, _) - if flat.iter().any(|m| m.id.addr == id.addr)) - { - break; - } - forall_doms.push(fd.clone()); - inner = fb.clone(); - }, - _ => break, + while let ExprData::All(_, _, fd, fb, _) = inner.data() { + // Check if this forall's result type (after peeling) has a block + // inductive as head. If inner itself IS a block inductive app, stop. + let (h, _) = collect_app_spine(&inner); + if matches!(h.data(), ExprData::Const(id, _, _) + if flat.iter().any(|m| m.id.addr == id.addr)) + { + break; } + forall_doms.push(fd.clone()); + inner = fb.clone(); } let n_xs = forall_doms.len() as u64; @@ -2894,7 +2884,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ih = self.intern(KExpr::app(ih, field_app)); // Wrap in lambdas for forall-bound variables - for i in (0..n_xs as usize).rev() { + for i in (0..u64_to_usize::(n_xs)?).rev() { ih = self.intern(KExpr::lam( anon(), bi_default(), @@ -3147,7 +3137,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { for peer_id in &peers { let (p, mo, mi, ix) = match self.env.get(peer_id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. }) => { + Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) => { (params, motives, minors, indices) }, _ => continue, @@ -3193,7 +3183,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Use univ_eq instead of is_zero() to handle levels like max(0,0) or imax(0,u) // that are semantically zero but not syntactically UnivData::Zero. let result_level = - self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, (ind_params + ind_indices) as usize)?; + self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params + ind_indices)?)?; if !univ_eq(&result_level, &KUniv::zero()) { return Ok(false); } @@ -3229,7 +3219,7 @@ mod tests { fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) } - fn sort0() -> AE { + fn _sort0() -> AE { AE::sort(AU::zero()) } fn sort1() -> AE { @@ -3269,7 +3259,7 @@ mod tests { /// Bool.false : Bool /// Bool.rec : ∀ (motive : Bool → Sort u) (h₁ : motive Bool.true) (h₂ : motive Bool.false) (t : Bool), motive t fn bool_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Bool"); // Bool : Sort 1 @@ -3406,7 +3396,7 @@ mod tests { /// (succ : ∀ (n : Nat), motive n → motive (Nat.succ n)) /// (t : Nat), motive t fn nat_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Nat"); let nat = || cnst("Nat", &[]); @@ -3559,7 +3549,7 @@ mod tests { // rhs = λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ), h_zero // = Lam(_, Lam(_, Lam(_, Var(1)))) // Var(1) = h_zero (2nd from top: Var(0)=h_succ, Var(1)=h_zero) - let expected_zero = lam( + let _expected_zero = lam( pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), AE::sort(param(0))), // motive type (placeholder domain) lam( app(var(0), cnst("Nat.zero", &[])), // h_zero type (placeholder) @@ -3600,7 +3590,7 @@ mod tests { /// List.nil.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), List.{u} α /// List.cons.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), α → List.{u} α → List.{u} α fn list_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("List"); // List : Sort u → Sort u (1 lvl param) @@ -3676,17 +3666,18 @@ mod tests { // (t : List.{Param(1)} α), motive t let u1 = param(1); // shifted inductive univ let u0 = param(0); // elim univ - let list_u1_a = app(cnst("List", &[u1.clone()]), var(0)); // List.{u1} α, where α=Var(0) + let _list_u1_a = app(cnst("List", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), var(0)); // List.{u1} α, where α=Var(0) - let motive_ty = pi( + let _motive_ty = pi( // inside: α is Var(1) from one binder out - app(cnst("List", &[u1.clone()]), var(0)), + app(cnst("List", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), var(0)), AE::sort(u0.clone()), ); // under α, motive: motive_is_Var(0) - let minor_nil = app(var(0), app(cnst("List.nil", &[u1.clone()]), var(1))); + let _minor_nil = + app(var(0), app(cnst("List.nil", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), var(1))); // cons minor: ∀ (head : α) (tail : List α) (ih : motive tail), motive (cons α head tail) - let cons_minor = pi( + let _cons_minor = pi( var(1), // head : α (α is Var(1) since motive+nil already bound... wait) // This is getting complicated with de Bruijn. Let me simplify. // Actually for the test we just need to check that check_const passes. @@ -3736,7 +3727,7 @@ mod tests { /// Tree.node : List Tree → Tree /// This should create a flat block [Tree, List] with Tree nesting into List. fn nested_tree_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); let tree = || cnst("Tree", &[]); @@ -3912,7 +3903,7 @@ mod tests { let u0 = param(0); let u1 = AU::succ(AU::zero()); let tree = || cnst("Tree", &[]); - let list_tree = || app(cnst("List", &[u1.clone()]), tree()); + let list_tree = || app(cnst("List", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), tree()); // motive₀ : Tree → Sort u let mot0_ty = pi(tree(), AE::sort(u0.clone())); @@ -3936,7 +3927,8 @@ mod tests { // h_nil: mot1 (List.nil.{1} Tree) // Under [mot0, mot1, h_leaf, h_node]: mot1=Var(2) - let h_nil = app(var(2), app(cnst("List.nil", &[u1.clone()]), tree())); + let h_nil = + app(var(2), app(cnst("List.nil", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), tree())); // h_cons: ∀ (hd : Tree) (tl : List.{1} Tree), mot0 hd → mot1 tl → mot1 (List.cons.{1} Tree hd tl) // Under [mot0, mot1, h_leaf, h_node, h_nil]: @@ -3958,7 +3950,10 @@ mod tests { app( var(7), // mot1 app( - app(app(cnst("List.cons", &[u1.clone()]), tree()), var(3)), + app( + app(cnst("List.cons", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), tree()), + var(3), + ), var(2), ), ), @@ -4034,7 +4029,7 @@ mod tests { /// PTree.leaf.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), α → PTree.{u} α /// PTree.node.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), List.{u+1} (PTree.{u} α) → PTree.{u} α fn poly_nested_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("PTree"); let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 @@ -4233,7 +4228,7 @@ mod tests { /// [Syn, List (Pair Name Syn), Pair (Name, Syn)] /// with 3 motives. fn syntax_like_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); let syn = || cnst("Syn", &[]); @@ -4464,7 +4459,7 @@ mod tests { // `List (Pair Name Syn)` is a valid auxiliary. This replicates the // Lean.Syntax.rec binder 6 failure where `List Preresolved` was // incorrectly matched to the `List Syntax` auxiliary. - let mut env = syntax_like_env(); + let env = syntax_like_env(); // Add OtherType : Sort 1 (external, non-recursive) env.insert( @@ -4498,10 +4493,10 @@ mod tests { ); // Update Syn to have 3 ctors - if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Syn")) { - if let KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } = entry.value_mut() { - ctors.push(mk_id("Syn.ident")); - } + if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Syn")) + && let KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } = entry.value_mut() + { + ctors.push(mk_id("Syn.ident")); } let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); @@ -4600,7 +4595,7 @@ mod tests { /// Inl.emph.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i /// Inl.other.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), i → Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i fn inline_like_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Inl"); let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 @@ -4786,7 +4781,7 @@ mod tests { // Inl.other : ∀ (i : Sort(u+1)), i → Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i let inl_i2 = app(cnst("Inl", &[param(0)]), var(0)); // under i binder let arr_inl2 = app(cnst("Array", &[su()]), inl_i2); - let other_ty = pi( + let _other_ty = pi( AE::sort(su()), pi( var(0), // i (the type param) @@ -4946,7 +4941,7 @@ mod tests { /// /// This has 1 univ param, 1 type param, 1 index (Nat), and is in Prop. fn wf_like_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Ok"); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -5014,10 +5009,10 @@ mod tests { }, ); // Fix: fields should be 1 (n), not 0 - if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Ok.base")) { - if let KConst::Ctor { fields, .. } = entry.value_mut() { - *fields = 1; - } + if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Ok.base")) + && let KConst::Ctor { fields, .. } = entry.value_mut() + { + *fields = 1; } // Ok.step : ∀ (α : Sort(u+1)) (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n → Ok.{u} α n @@ -5139,7 +5134,7 @@ mod tests { ); // Verify each binder domain is well-formed with detailed tracing. - let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { + let _count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { let mut n = 0; let mut c = e.clone(); while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, b, _) = c.data() { @@ -5161,7 +5156,7 @@ mod tests { /// Then define `Evil : Type` with `Evil.mk : Wrap Evil → Evil`. /// This must be REJECTED: `Evil` appears negatively inside `Wrap`'s constructor. fn wrap_evil_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = bool_env(); + let env = bool_env(); // Wrap : Type → Type (1 param, 0 indices) let wrap_ty = pi(sort1(), sort1()); @@ -5279,7 +5274,7 @@ mod tests { /// (as `head : α` and `tail : List α`), so this is fine. #[test] fn accept_valid_nested_list_tree() { - let mut env = list_env(); + let env = list_env(); // Tree : Type (0 params, 0 indices, recursive via List nesting) let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index f22505e3..dc160f45 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ //! Type inference. use super::constant::KConst; -use super::error::TcError; +use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; @@ -19,11 +19,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if let Some(cached) = self.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } - if infer_only { - if let Some(cached) = self.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) { + if infer_only + && let Some(cached) = self.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } - } let ty = match e.data() { ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => self.lookup_var(*i)?, @@ -38,14 +37,14 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { .env .get(id) .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))?; - if c.lvls() as usize != us.len() { + if u64_to_usize::(c.lvls())? != us.len() { return Err(TcError::UnivParamMismatch { expected: c.lvls(), got: us.len(), }); } let ty = c.ty().clone(); - let us_vec: Vec<_> = us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let us_vec: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); self.instantiate_univ_params(&ty, &us_vec) }, @@ -168,7 +167,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ExprData::Const(_, us, _) => us.clone(), _ => unreachable!(), }; - (levels, params as usize, ctors.clone()) + (levels, u64_to_usize::(params)?, ctors.clone()) }, _ => { return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not an inductive type".into())); @@ -194,7 +193,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { }, }; - let i_levels_vec: Vec<_> = i_levels.iter().cloned().collect(); + let i_levels_vec: Vec<_> = i_levels.to_vec(); let mut r = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &i_levels_vec); for i in 0..num_params { @@ -299,7 +298,7 @@ mod tests { /// Env with: Nat (axiom), id (definition) fn test_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); // Nat : Sort 1 env.insert( mk_id("Nat"), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 5560ffc4..c029f362 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, Name}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ - Constant, ConstantInfo as IxonCI, DefKind, MutConst as IxonMutConst, + Constant, ConstantInfo as IxonCI, MutConst as IxonMutConst, }; use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; @@ -24,9 +24,9 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::{ use crate::ix::ixon::univ::Univ as IxonUniv; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; -use super::constant::{RecRule, KConst}; +use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; -use super::expr::{MData, KExpr}; +use super::expr::{KExpr, MData}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; @@ -150,8 +150,9 @@ fn ingress_univ( stack.push(UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a.clone())); }, IxonUniv::Var(idx) => { - let name = - ctx.lvls.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + let pos = + usize::try_from(*idx).expect("univ var index exceeds usize"); + let name = ctx.lvls.get(pos).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); values .push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::param(*idx, M::meta_field(name)))); }, @@ -160,7 +161,7 @@ fn ingress_univ( let inner = values.pop().unwrap(); values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::succ(inner))); }, - UnivFrame::MaxLeft(a) => { + UnivFrame::MaxLeft(a) | UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a) => { stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(a)); }, UnivFrame::Max => { @@ -168,9 +169,6 @@ fn ingress_univ( let a = values.pop().unwrap(); values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::max(a, b))); }, - UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a) => { - stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(a)); - }, UnivFrame::IMax => { let b = values.pop().unwrap(); let a = values.pop().unwrap(); @@ -189,7 +187,7 @@ fn ingress_univ_args( ) -> Box<[KUniv]> { univ_idxs .iter() - .filter_map(|&idx| ctx.univs.get(idx as usize)) + .filter_map(|&idx| ctx.univs.get(usize::try_from(idx).ok()?)) .map(|u| ingress_univ(u, ctx, intern)) .collect() } @@ -283,21 +281,37 @@ fn ingress_expr( // Walk mdata chain in arena let mut current_idx = arena_idx; let mut mdata_layers: Vec = Vec::new(); - loop { - match ctx.arena.nodes.get(current_idx as usize) { - Some(ExprMetaData::Mdata { mdata, child }) => { - for kvm in mdata { - mdata_layers.push(resolve_kvmap(kvm, ixon_env)); - } - current_idx = *child; - }, - _ => break, + while let Some(ExprMetaData::Mdata { mdata, child }) = + ctx.arena.nodes.get( + usize::try_from(current_idx).map_err(|_e|{ + format!("arena index {current_idx} exceeds usize") + })?, + ) + { + for kvm in mdata { + mdata_layers.push(resolve_kvmap(kvm, ixon_env)); } + current_idx = *child; } + //loop { + // match ctx.arena.nodes.get(current_idx as usize) { + // Some(ExprMetaData::Mdata { mdata, child }) => { + // for kvm in mdata { + // mdata_layers.push(resolve_kvmap(kvm, ixon_env)); + // } + // current_idx = *child; + // }, + // _ => break, + // } + //} + // Expand Share transparently if let IxonExpr::Share(share_idx) = expr.as_ref() { - if let Some(shared) = ctx.sharing.get(*share_idx as usize) { + if let Some(shared) = ctx.sharing.get( + usize::try_from(*share_idx) + .map_err(|_e|format!("Share index {share_idx} exceeds usize"))?, + ) { stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: shared.clone(), arena_idx }); continue; } else { @@ -308,9 +322,11 @@ fn ingress_expr( // BVar early return (no caching needed for leaves) if let IxonExpr::Var(idx) = expr.as_ref() { // Resolve name from the binder context using de Bruijn index. + let idx_usize = usize::try_from(*idx) + .map_err(|_e|format!("BVar index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; let name = binder_names .len() - .checked_sub(1 + *idx as usize) + .checked_sub(1 + idx_usize) .and_then(|i| binder_names.get(i)) .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); @@ -335,31 +351,40 @@ fn ingress_expr( continue; } - let node = ctx - .arena - .nodes - .get(current_idx as usize) - .unwrap_or(&ExprMetaData::Leaf); + let node = + ctx + .arena + .nodes + .get(usize::try_from(current_idx).map_err(|_e|{ + format!("arena index {current_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) + .unwrap_or(&ExprMetaData::Leaf); stack.push(ExprFrame::Cache { key: cache_key }); let mdata = M::meta_field(mdata_layers); match expr.as_ref() { IxonExpr::Sort(idx) => { - let u = ctx - .univs - .get(*idx as usize) - .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Sort univ index {idx}"))?; + let u = + ctx + .univs + .get(usize::try_from(*idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Sort univ index {idx} exceeds usize") + })?) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Sort univ index {idx}"))?; let zu = ingress_univ(u, ctx, ctx.intern); values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::sort_mdata(zu, mdata))); }, - IxonExpr::Var(_) => unreachable!(), + IxonExpr::Var(_) | IxonExpr::Share(_) => unreachable!(), IxonExpr::Ref(ref_idx, univ_idxs) => { let addr = ctx .refs - .get(*ref_idx as usize) + .get( + usize::try_from(*ref_idx) + .map_err(|_e| format!("Ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize"))?, + ) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Ref index {ref_idx}"))? .clone(); let name = match node { @@ -384,7 +409,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( IxonExpr::Rec(rec_idx, univ_idxs) => { let mid = ctx .mut_ctx - .get(*rec_idx as usize) + .get( + usize::try_from(*rec_idx) + .map_err(|_e| format!("Rec index {rec_idx} exceeds usize"))?, + ) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Rec index {rec_idx}"))? .clone(); let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern); @@ -495,7 +523,9 @@ fn ingress_expr( IxonExpr::Prj(type_ref_idx, field_idx, s) => { let type_addr = ctx .refs - .get(*type_ref_idx as usize) + .get(usize::try_from(*type_ref_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Prj type ref index {type_ref_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) .ok_or_else(|| { format!("invalid Prj type ref index {type_ref_idx}") })? @@ -525,7 +555,9 @@ fn ingress_expr( IxonExpr::Str(ref_idx) => { let addr = ctx .refs - .get(*ref_idx as usize) + .get(usize::try_from(*ref_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Str ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Str ref index {ref_idx}"))?; let s = ixon_env .get_blob(addr) @@ -541,20 +573,19 @@ fn ingress_expr( IxonExpr::Nat(ref_idx) => { let addr = ctx .refs - .get(*ref_idx as usize) + .get(usize::try_from(*ref_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Nat ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Nat ref index {ref_idx}"))?; let n = ixon_env .get_blob(addr) - .map(|b| Nat::from_le_bytes(&b)) - .unwrap_or_else(|| Nat::from(0u64)); + .map_or_else(|| Nat::from(0u64), |b| Nat::from_le_bytes(&b)); values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::nat_mdata( n, addr.clone(), mdata, ))); }, - - IxonExpr::Share(_) => unreachable!(), } }, @@ -578,7 +609,8 @@ fn ingress_expr( ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::lam_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, mdata)), ); }, - ExprFrame::AllBody { body, body_arena } => { + ExprFrame::AllBody { body, body_arena } + | ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena } => { stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); }, ExprFrame::AllDone { name, bi, mdata } => { @@ -593,9 +625,6 @@ fn ingress_expr( stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPush { name: binder_name }); stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: val, arena_idx: val_arena }); }, - ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena } => { - stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); - }, ExprFrame::LetDone { name, nd, mdata } => { let body = values.pop().unwrap(); let val = values.pop().unwrap(); @@ -735,20 +764,10 @@ fn ingress_recursor( intern: &InternTable, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); - let ( - level_params, - arena, - type_root, - rule_roots, - all_addrs, - ) = match &meta.info { + let (level_params, arena, type_root, rule_roots, all_addrs) = match &meta.info + { ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { - lvls, - arena, - type_root, - rule_roots, - all, - .. + lvls, arena, type_root, rule_roots, all, .. } => ( resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, @@ -950,7 +969,7 @@ fn ingress_standalone( #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn ingress_muts_inductive( ind: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::Inductive, - self_id: KId, + self_id: &KId, meta: &ConstantMeta, ixon_env: &IxonEnv, names: &FxHashMap, @@ -1128,7 +1147,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( IxonMutConst::Indc(ind) => { results.extend(ingress_muts_inductive( ind, - self_id, + &self_id, member_meta, ixon_env, names, @@ -1187,7 +1206,6 @@ use crate::ix::env::{ /// Convert a Lean Level to KUniv, mapping named params to positional indices. pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { match lvl.as_data() { - LevelData::Zero(_) => KUniv::zero(), LevelData::Succ(l, _) => KUniv::succ(lean_level_to_kuniv(l, param_names)), LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => KUniv::max( lean_level_to_kuniv(a, param_names), @@ -1201,7 +1219,7 @@ pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { let idx = param_names.iter().position(|n| n == name).unwrap_or(0) as u64; KUniv::param(idx, ()) }, - LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => KUniv::zero(), // shouldn't appear in elaborated terms + LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => KUniv::zero(), } } @@ -1213,10 +1231,10 @@ pub fn resolve_lean_name_addr( name: &Name, name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, ) -> Address { - if let Some(map) = name_to_ixon_addr { - if let Some(entry) = map.get(name) { - return entry.value().clone(); - } + if let Some(map) = name_to_ixon_addr + && let Some(entry) = map.get(name) + { + return entry.value().clone(); } Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()) } @@ -1331,7 +1349,6 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( name_map: &FxHashMap, addr_map: &FxHashMap, ) { - for name in names { let named = match ixon_env.named.get(name) { Some(entry) => entry.value().clone(), @@ -1344,33 +1361,30 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( // Check if this is a Muts entry (mutual block) — handle differently if matches!(&named.meta.info, ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. }) { - if let ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } = &named.meta.info { - match ingress_muts_block( + if let ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } = &named.meta.info + && let Ok(entries) = ingress_muts_block( name, &named.addr, all, ixon_env, - &name_map, - &addr_map, + name_map, + addr_map, intern, - ) { - Ok(entries) => { - let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { - KConst::Defn { block, .. } - | KConst::Recr { block, .. } - | KConst::Indc { block, .. } => Some(block.clone()), - _ => None, - }); - let member_ids: Vec> = - entries.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); - if let Some(bid) = block_id { - zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); - } - for (id, zc) in entries { - zenv.insert(id, zc); - } - }, - Err(_) => {}, + ) + { + let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { + KConst::Defn { block, .. } + | KConst::Recr { block, .. } + | KConst::Indc { block, .. } => Some(block.clone()), + _ => None, + }); + let member_ids: Vec> = + entries.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); + if let Some(bid) = block_id { + zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); + } + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.insert(id, zc); } } continue; @@ -1385,22 +1399,19 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( _ => {}, } - match ingress_standalone( + if let Ok(entries) = ingress_standalone( name, &named.addr, &constant, &named.meta, ixon_env, - &name_map, - &addr_map, + name_map, + addr_map, intern, ) { - Ok(entries) => { - for (id, zc) in entries { - zenv.insert(id, zc); - } - }, - Err(_) => {}, + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.insert(id, zc); + } } } } @@ -1507,7 +1518,7 @@ pub fn ixon_to_zenv( .collect(); // Assemble environment - let mut zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); + let zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); for entries in standalone_results? { for (id, zc) in entries { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs index 79095c0a..9eea3a51 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs @@ -235,8 +235,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn anon_field_erases_value() { let name = mk_name("x"); - let field = Anon::meta_field(name); - assert_eq!(field, ()); + Anon::meta_field(name); + assert_eq!((), ()); } #[test] @@ -253,7 +253,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn meta_hash_unit_is_noop() { let mut h1 = blake3::Hasher::new(); - let mut h2 = blake3::Hasher::new(); + let h2 = blake3::Hasher::new(); ().meta_hash(&mut h1); // h1 and h2 should produce identical results assert_eq!(h1.finalize(), h2.finalize()); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index c0a7ac79..e97cdce0 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -87,60 +87,66 @@ pub struct Primitives { /// Hardcoded primitive addresses (for lookup in the env). pub struct PrimAddrs { - nat: Address, - nat_zero: Address, - nat_succ: Address, - nat_add: Address, - nat_pred: Address, - nat_sub: Address, - nat_mul: Address, - nat_pow: Address, - nat_gcd: Address, - nat_mod: Address, - nat_div: Address, - nat_bitwise: Address, - nat_beq: Address, - nat_ble: Address, - nat_land: Address, - nat_lor: Address, - nat_xor: Address, - nat_shift_left: Address, - nat_shift_right: Address, - bool_type: Address, - bool_true: Address, - bool_false: Address, - string: Address, - string_mk: Address, - char_type: Address, - char_mk: Address, - char_of_nat: Address, - string_of_list: Address, - list: Address, - list_nil: Address, - list_cons: Address, - eq: Address, - eq_refl: Address, - quot_type: Address, - quot_ctor: Address, - quot_lift: Address, - quot_ind: Address, - reduce_bool: Address, - reduce_nat: Address, - eager_reduce: Address, - system_platform_num_bits: Address, - nat_dec_le: Address, - nat_dec_eq: Address, - nat_dec_lt: Address, - decidable_is_true: Address, - decidable_is_false: Address, - nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: Address, - nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: Address, - nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: Address, - nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: Address, - bool_no_confusion: Address, - punit: Address, - pprod: Address, - pprod_mk: Address, + pub nat: Address, + pub nat_zero: Address, + pub nat_succ: Address, + pub nat_add: Address, + pub nat_pred: Address, + pub nat_sub: Address, + pub nat_mul: Address, + pub nat_pow: Address, + pub nat_gcd: Address, + pub nat_mod: Address, + pub nat_div: Address, + pub nat_bitwise: Address, + pub nat_beq: Address, + pub nat_ble: Address, + pub nat_land: Address, + pub nat_lor: Address, + pub nat_xor: Address, + pub nat_shift_left: Address, + pub nat_shift_right: Address, + pub bool_type: Address, + pub bool_true: Address, + pub bool_false: Address, + pub string: Address, + pub string_mk: Address, + pub char_type: Address, + pub char_mk: Address, + pub char_of_nat: Address, + pub string_of_list: Address, + pub list: Address, + pub list_nil: Address, + pub list_cons: Address, + pub eq: Address, + pub eq_refl: Address, + pub quot_type: Address, + pub quot_ctor: Address, + pub quot_lift: Address, + pub quot_ind: Address, + pub reduce_bool: Address, + pub reduce_nat: Address, + pub eager_reduce: Address, + pub system_platform_num_bits: Address, + pub nat_dec_le: Address, + pub nat_dec_eq: Address, + pub nat_dec_lt: Address, + pub decidable_is_true: Address, + pub decidable_is_false: Address, + pub nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: Address, + pub nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: Address, + pub nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: Address, + pub nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: Address, + pub bool_no_confusion: Address, + pub punit: Address, + pub pprod: Address, + pub pprod_mk: Address, +} + +impl Default for PrimAddrs { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } } impl PrimAddrs { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs index 967e7ac2..e227ff60 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -89,6 +89,7 @@ pub fn simul_subst( ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => { let i = *i; if i >= depth && i < depth + n { + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: i < depth + substs.len() return lift(env, &substs[(i - depth) as usize], depth, 0); } else if i >= depth + n { KExpr::var(i - n, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())) @@ -202,7 +203,7 @@ mod tests { use super::*; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; - use crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; @@ -331,7 +332,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn intern_dedup() { let env = InternTable::::new(); - let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let _v0 = AE::var(0, ()); let v2 = AE::var(2, ()); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index 11167d16..07e03be1 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -9,13 +9,12 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::address::Address; -use crate::ix::env::Name; use super::constant::RecRule; -use super::env::{Addr, InternTable, KEnv}; +use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; use super::equiv::EquivManager; -use super::error::TcError; -use super::expr::{ExprData, ExprInfo, KExpr, MData}; +use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; use super::mode::KernelMode; @@ -217,10 +216,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// Returns None if the variable is lambda/forall-bound (not a let). pub fn lookup_let_val(&mut self, idx: u64) -> Option> { let n = self.ctx.len(); - if idx as usize >= n { + let idx_us = usize::try_from(idx).ok()?; + if idx_us >= n { return None; } - let level = n - 1 - idx as usize; + let level = n - 1 - idx_us; let val = self.let_vals[level].as_ref()?.clone(); Some(lift(&self.ienv, &val, idx + 1, 0)) } @@ -240,10 +240,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// Look up a bound variable's type, lifted to the current depth. pub fn lookup_var(&mut self, idx: u64) -> Result, TcError> { let n = self.ctx.len(); - if idx as usize >= n { + let idx_us = u64_to_usize::(idx)?; + if idx_us >= n { return Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx, ctx_len: n }); } - let level = n - 1 - idx as usize; + let level = n - 1 - idx_us; let ty = self.ctx[level].clone(); Ok(lift(&self.ienv, &ty, idx + 1, 0)) } @@ -348,8 +349,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { match u.data() { UnivData::Zero(_) => u.clone(), UnivData::Param(i, _, _) => { - let i = *i as usize; - if i < us.len() { us[i].clone() } else { u.clone() } + match usize::try_from(*i).ok().and_then(|i| us.get(i)) { + Some(v) => v.clone(), + None => u.clone(), + } }, UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { let inner2 = self.subst_univ(inner, us); @@ -504,14 +507,9 @@ pub fn collect_app_spine( ) -> (KExpr, Vec>) { let mut args = Vec::new(); let mut cur = e.clone(); - loop { - match cur.data() { - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - args.push(a.clone()); - cur = f.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } + while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = cur.data() { + args.push(a.clone()); + cur = f.clone(); } args.reverse(); (cur, args) diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs index 7e9f8743..4a83a717 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs @@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ pub fn mk_axiom( /// Add Eq.{u} and Eq.refl.{u} as axioms to the environment. /// Eq : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop /// Eq.refl : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → Eq a a -pub fn add_eq_axioms(env: &mut KEnv) { +pub fn add_eq_axioms(env: &KEnv) { let eq_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); let (eq_id, eq_c) = mk_axiom("Eq", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], eq_ty); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs index 62bf1dac..728ec741 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def basicDef : Type := Prop #[test] fn good_basic_def() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn("basicDef", 0, vec![], sort1(), sort0(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ mod tests { /// Value `Type` has type `Type 1`, not `Prop`. #[test] fn bad_def_type_mismatch() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn("badDef", 0, vec![], sort0(), sort1(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def arrowType : Type := Prop → Prop #[test] fn good_arrow_type() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "arrowType", 0, vec![], sort1(), @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def dependentType : Prop := ∀ (p : Prop), p #[test] fn good_dependent_type() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "dependentType", 0, vec![], sort0(), @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x #[test] fn good_const_type() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), // Type → Type → Type @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ mod tests { /// Requires `constType` in env. `constType Prop (Prop → Prop)` reduces to `Prop`. #[test] fn good_beta_reduction() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, vec![], @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def betaReduction2 : ∀ (p : Prop), constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := fun p => p #[test] fn good_beta_reduction2() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), @@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ mod tests { /// `id Prop` must WHNF to `Prop` (a Sort) for the forall to typecheck. #[test] fn good_forall_sort_whnf() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // id : Type → Type := fun x => x let (id_id, id_c) = mk_defn( "id", 0, vec![], @@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ mod tests { /// `constType` is `Type → Type → Type`, not a Sort — can't be a type annotation. #[test] fn bad_non_type_type() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), @@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ mod tests { /// But type is Sort 1 = Type, so Prop : Type is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp1() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Sort 1 let val = sort(uimax(usucc(uzero()), uzero())); // Sort (imax 1 0) let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); @@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ mod tests { /// Type : Sort 2 is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp2() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); // Sort 2 let val = sort(uimax(uzero(), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 0 1) let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); @@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ mod tests { /// imax 2 1 = max 2 1 = 2, so Sort(imax 2 1) = Sort 2. Sort 2 : Sort 3. #[test] fn good_level_comp3() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // Sort 3 let val = sort(uimax(usucc(usucc(uzero())), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 2 1) let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp3", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); @@ -214,7 +214,7 @@ mod tests { /// Prop : Type 0 is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp4() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Type 0 = Sort 1 let val = sort(uimax(param(0), uzero())); // Sort (imax u 0) let (id, c) = mk_defn( @@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ mod tests { /// Sort u : Type u = Sort (u+1). #[test] fn good_level_comp5() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(param(0))); // Type u = Sort (u+1) let val = sort(uimax(param(0), param(0))); // Sort (imax u u) let (id, c) = mk_defn( @@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ mod tests { /// And (p : Prop) → Prop : Prop. #[test] fn good_imax1() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // (p : Prop) → Prop let ty = npi("p", sort0(), sort0()); // fun p => Type → p @@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ mod tests { /// fun α => (Type → α) : (α : Type) → Type 1. #[test] fn good_imax2() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // (α : Type) → Type 1 let ty = npi("α", sort1(), sort(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // fun α => Type → α @@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ mod tests { /// inferVar : ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f := fun f g => g #[test] fn good_infer_var() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f let ty = npi("f", sort0(), npi("g", var(0), var(1))); // fun f g => g @@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ mod tests { /// f (fun p => p → p) := fun f g => g (fun p => p → p) #[test] fn good_def_eq_lambda() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // f : (Prop → Prop) → Prop let f_ty = pi(pi(sort0(), sort0()), sort0()); // g : (a : Prop → Prop) → f a @@ -327,7 +327,7 @@ mod tests { /// The let reduces: x = Sort 0, so the value is Sort 0 : Sort 1. #[test] fn good_let_type() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort1(); // let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x (= bvar 0) let val = let_(sort1(), sort0(), var(0)); @@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ mod tests { /// Requires aDepProp and mkADepProp axioms. #[test] fn good_let_type_dep() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // axiom aDepProp : Type → Prop let (adp_id, adp_c) = mk_axiom("aDepProp", 0, vec![], pi(sort1(), sort0())); env.insert(adp_id, adp_c); @@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ mod tests { /// The type has a let that reduces to Sort 0 = Prop. aProp : Prop. #[test] fn good_let_red() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -382,7 +382,7 @@ mod tests { /// tut06_bad01: definition with duplicate level params [u, u] #[test] fn bad_duplicate_level_params() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "tut06_bad01", 2, // claims 2 level params @@ -411,7 +411,7 @@ mod tests { /// The innermost domain `bvar0` refers to a variable of type Prop, not a Sort. #[test] fn bad_forall_sort_bad() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // id : {α : Sort u} → α → α, simplified as Type → Type → Type... no. // id.{2} : Sort 2 → Sort 2 := fun x => x // id.{2} (Sort 1) (Sort 0) = Sort 0 = Prop @@ -471,7 +471,7 @@ mod tests { /// where levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α #[test] fn good_level_params() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α let lpf_ty = pi(sort(param(0)), pi(sort(param(0)), sort(param(0)))); // Inside the pi's: at depth 2, α=var(1), β=var(0). Return α = var(1). @@ -500,7 +500,7 @@ mod tests { /// which has type Sort 1 (a function type), not Sort 0. #[test] fn bad_non_prop_thm() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // type = Sort 0 = Prop // value = Prop → bvar0 = ∀ (_ : Prop), bvar0 // But inside the pi body bvar0 refers to the pi's variable (of type Prop). diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs index 1615b2b7..1f81b4dd 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{RecRule, KConst}; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; @@ -14,25 +14,42 @@ mod tests { /// proofIrrelevance : ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), h1 = h2 := fun _ _ _ => rfl #[test] fn good_proof_irrelevance() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), Eq.{0} p h1 h2 // depth 3: p=var(2), h1=var(1), h2=var(0) - let ty = npi("p", sort0(), - npi("h1", var(0), - npi("h2", var(1), - eq_expr(uzero(), var(2), var(1), var(0))))); + let ty = npi( + "p", + sort0(), + npi( + "h1", + var(0), + npi("h2", var(1), eq_expr(uzero(), var(2), var(1), var(0))), + ), + ); // fun p h1 h2 => Eq.refl.{0} p h1 // Eq.refl h1 : Eq h1 h1, but declared type says Eq h1 h2. // Proof irrelevance makes h1 = h2 since both : p (a Prop). - let val = nlam("p", sort0(), - nlam("h1", var(0), - nlam("h2", var(1), - eq_refl_expr(uzero(), var(2), var(1))))); - - let (id, c) = mk_defn("proofIrrelevance", 0, vec![], ty, val, crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let val = nlam( + "p", + sort0(), + nlam( + "h1", + var(0), + nlam("h2", var(1), eq_refl_expr(uzero(), var(2), var(1))), + ), + ); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "proofIrrelevance", + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -40,8 +57,8 @@ mod tests { /// funEta : ∀ (α β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f := fun _ _ f => rfl #[test] fn good_fun_eta() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f // At f_ty position (depth 2): α=var(1), β=var(0) @@ -52,15 +69,30 @@ mod tests { // Inside lambda (depth 4): x=var(0), f=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) let eta_lhs = nlam("x", var(2), app(var(1), var(0))); // α → β at depth 3: pi(var(2), var(2)) — inside pi body β shifts from 1→2 - let eq_app = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), - &[pi(var(2), var(2)), eta_lhs, var(0)]); + let eq_app = apps( + cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[pi(var(2), var(2)), eta_lhs, var(0)], + ); let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("β", sort1(), npi("f", f_ty, eq_app))); // fun α β f => Eq.refl.{1} (α → β) f // At depth 3 inside val: f=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) - let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("β", sort1(), - nlam("f", pi(var(1), var(1)), - apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[pi(var(2), var(2)), var(0)])))); + let val = nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam( + "β", + sort1(), + nlam( + "f", + pi(var(1), var(1)), + apps( + cnst("Eq.refl", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[pi(var(2), var(2)), var(0)], + ), + ), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -71,8 +103,8 @@ mod tests { /// BAD: eta should NOT identify functions with different bodies. #[test] fn bad_fun_eta() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (g : α → α) (f : α → β), (fun x => f (g x)) = f // At g_ty position (depth 2): α=var(1), β=var(0) @@ -84,19 +116,48 @@ mod tests { // Inside lambda (depth 5): x=var(0), f=var(1), g=var(2), β=var(3), α=var(4) let lhs = nlam("x", var(3), app(var(1), app(var(2), var(0)))); // α → β at depth 4: pi(var(3), var(3)) — inside pi β shifts from 2→3 - let eq_app = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), - &[pi(var(3), var(3)), lhs, var(0)]); - let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("β", sort1(), - npi("g", pi(var(1), var(2)), // g : α → α (at depth 2) - npi("f", pi(var(2), var(2)), // f : α → β (at depth 3) - eq_app)))); + let eq_app = + apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[pi(var(3), var(3)), lhs, var(0)]); + let ty = npi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi( + "β", + sort1(), + npi( + "g", + pi(var(1), var(2)), // g : α → α (at depth 2) + npi( + "f", + pi(var(2), var(2)), // f : α → β (at depth 3) + eq_app, + ), + ), + ), + ); // fun α β g f => Eq.refl f (bogus: claims f∘g = f) // At depth 4 inside val: f=var(0), g=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) - let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("β", sort1(), - nlam("g", pi(var(1), var(2)), - nlam("f", pi(var(2), var(2)), - apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[pi(var(3), var(3)), var(0)]))))); + let val = nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam( + "β", + sort1(), + nlam( + "g", + pi(var(1), var(2)), + nlam( + "f", + pi(var(2), var(2)), + apps( + cnst("Eq.refl", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[pi(var(3), var(3)), var(0)], + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEtaBad", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -106,8 +167,8 @@ mod tests { /// funEtaDep : ∀ (α : Type) (β : α → Type) (f : ∀ a, β a), (fun a => f a) = f #[test] fn good_fun_eta_dep() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // At depth 3: f=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) // f : ∀ (a : α), β a. At depth 2: α=var(1), β=var(0) @@ -131,12 +192,22 @@ mod tests { // But β is NOT the pi type, it's a variable of type α → Type let beta_ty = pi(var(0), sort1()); // α → Type (non-dependent arrow) - let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("β", beta_ty.clone(), npi("f", f_ty.clone(), eq_app))); + let ty = npi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi("β", beta_ty.clone(), npi("f", f_ty.clone(), eq_app)), + ); // fun α β f => Eq.refl.{1} (∀ a, β a) f - let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("β", beta_ty, - nlam("f", f_ty, - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), pi_ty, var(0))))); + let val = nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam( + "β", + beta_ty, + nlam("f", f_ty, eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), pi_ty, var(0))), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEtaDep", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -152,15 +223,21 @@ mod tests { /// ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), h = h #[test] fn good_trivial_eq() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), Eq.{0} p h h - let ty = npi("p", sort0(), npi("h", var(0), - eq_expr(uzero(), var(1), var(0), var(0)))); + let ty = npi( + "p", + sort0(), + npi("h", var(0), eq_expr(uzero(), var(1), var(0), var(0))), + ); // fun p h => Eq.refl.{0} p h - let val = nlam("p", sort0(), nlam("h", var(0), - eq_refl_expr(uzero(), var(1), var(0)))); + let val = nlam( + "p", + sort0(), + nlam("h", var(0), eq_refl_expr(uzero(), var(1), var(0))), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("trivialEq", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); @@ -170,16 +247,30 @@ mod tests { /// ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq a b #[test] fn bad_non_prop_eq() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq.{1} α a b // depth 3: α=var(2), a=var(1), b=var(0) - let ty = npi("α", sort1(), npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), var(2), var(1), var(0))))); + let ty = npi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi( + "a", + var(0), + npi("b", var(1), eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), var(2), var(1), var(0))), + ), + ); // fun α a b => Eq.refl.{1} α a (claims Eq a a, but type says Eq a b — no proof irrel for Type) - let val = nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("a", var(0), nlam("b", var(1), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), var(2), var(1))))); + let val = nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam( + "a", + var(0), + nlam("b", var(1), eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), var(2), var(1))), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("badNonPropEq", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); @@ -192,59 +283,91 @@ mod tests { /// Build a PUnit-like unit type environment. /// MyUnit : Type, MyUnit.star : MyUnit, MyUnit.rec fn unit_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "MyUnit"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.star")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // MyUnit : Type - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // MyUnit.star : MyUnit - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.star")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst(n, &[]), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.star")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }, + ); // MyUnit.rec : ∀ {motive : MyUnit → Sort u} (star : motive MyUnit.star) (t : MyUnit), motive t let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); let minor_star = app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.star"), &[])); - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("star", minor_star.clone(), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi( + "star", + minor_star.clone(), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); // Rule: star case → λ motive star_val, star_val - let rule_rhs = nlam("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), - nlam("star", app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.star"), &[])), - var(0))); - - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: true, // k = true: single ctor, no fields → structure-like - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ - block_id, ctor_id, rec_id, - ]); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let rule_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + nlam("star", app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.star"), &[])), var(0)), + ); + + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, // k = true: single ctor, no fields → structure-like + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, ctor_id, rec_id]); + add_eq_axioms(&env); env } @@ -252,14 +375,28 @@ mod tests { /// Any two values of a unit type are definitionally equal (structure eta). #[test] fn good_unit_eta() { - let mut env = unit_env(); + let env = unit_env(); // ∀ (x y : MyUnit), Eq.{1} MyUnit x y - let ty = npi("x", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), npi("y", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("MyUnit", &[]), var(1), var(0)))); + let ty = npi( + "x", + cnst("MyUnit", &[]), + npi( + "y", + cnst("MyUnit", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("MyUnit", &[]), var(1), var(0)), + ), + ); // fun x y => Eq.refl.{1} MyUnit x // Kernel uses structure eta: x = MyUnit.star = y - let val = nlam("x", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), nlam("y", cnst("MyUnit", &[]), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("MyUnit", &[]), var(1)))); + let val = nlam( + "x", + cnst("MyUnit", &[]), + nlam( + "y", + cnst("MyUnit", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("MyUnit", &[]), var(1)), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("unitEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); @@ -274,34 +411,60 @@ mod tests { /// Acc.intro : ∀ {α} {r} {x}, (∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) → Acc r x /// Acc.rec with k = false (NOT a structure-like recursor) fn acc_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // We also need Bool for the reduction test let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); let true_id = mk_id("Bool.true"); - env.insert(bool_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("Bool"), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], - }); - env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), - }); - env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), - }); + env.insert( + bool_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Bool"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: bool_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env.insert( + false_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); + env.insert( + true_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(bool_id.clone(), vec![bool_id, false_id, true_id]); let n = "Acc"; @@ -312,19 +475,30 @@ mod tests { // Acc.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (α → α → Prop) → α → Prop // depth 0: u = param(0) // {α : Sort u} implicit, (r : α → α → Prop), (x : α) → Prop - let acc_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - npi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - npi("x", var(1), sort0()))); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - lvls: 1, params: 2, indices: 1, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: acc_ty, - ctors: vec![intro_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + let acc_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + npi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), npi("x", var(1), sort0())), + ); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, + params: 2, + indices: 1, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: acc_ty, + ctors: vec![intro_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // Acc.intro.{u} : {α : Sort u} → {r : α → α → Prop} → {x : α} → // (∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) → Acc r x @@ -339,17 +513,29 @@ mod tests { let intro_field = npi("y", var(2), pi(r_y_x, acc_r_y)); // result: Acc r x at depth 4 (inside field binder) let acc_r_x = apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(0)]), &[var(3), var(2), var(1)]); - let intro_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - ipi("x", var(1), - pi(intro_field, acc_r_x)))); - env.insert(intro_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Acc.intro"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 1, - ty: intro_ty, - }); + let intro_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + ipi( + "r", + pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi("x", var(1), pi(intro_field, acc_r_x)), + ), + ); + env.insert( + intro_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Acc.intro"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 1, + ty: intro_ty, + }, + ); // Acc.rec.{u, v} — Acc is NOT k-like (it's a Prop with data field) // Acc.rec.{u, v} : ∀ {α : Sort v} {r : α → α → Prop} @@ -377,26 +563,37 @@ mod tests { // d6: (inside r y x pi) Acc r y = Acc.{v} var(5) var(4) var(1)... wait // d6: proof=var(0), y=var(1), x=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) // Acc r y = apps(Acc.{v}, [var(5), var(4), var(1)]) - let h_ty_d4 = npi("y", var(3), - pi(app(app(var(3), var(0)), var(1)), - apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(1)]), &[var(5), var(4), var(1)]))); + let h_ty_d4 = npi( + "y", + var(3), + pi( + app(app(var(3), var(0)), var(1)), + apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(1)]), &[var(5), var(4), var(1)]), + ), + ); // d5: h=var(0), x=var(1), motive=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) // ih_ty: ∀ (y : α) (hr : r y x), motive y (h y hr) // d6: y=var(0), h=var(1), x=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) // r y x = app(app(var(4), var(0)), var(2)) // d7: hr=var(0), y=var(1), h=var(2), x=var(3), motive=var(4), r=var(5), α=var(6) // motive y (h y hr) = app(app(var(4), var(1)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))) - let ih_ty_d5 = npi("y", var(4), - npi("hr", app(app(var(4), var(0)), var(2)), - app(app(var(4), var(1)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); + let ih_ty_d5 = npi( + "y", + var(4), + npi( + "hr", + app(app(var(4), var(0)), var(2)), + app(app(var(4), var(1)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ); // d6: ih=var(0), h=var(1), x=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) // result: motive x (Acc.intro h) = app(app(var(3), var(2)), Acc.intro.{v} α r x h) // Acc.intro applied: apps(Acc.intro.{v}, [var(5), var(4), var(2), var(1)]) - let acc_intro_app = apps(cnst("Acc.intro", &[param(1)]), &[var(5), var(4), var(2), var(1)]); + let acc_intro_app = + apps(cnst("Acc.intro", &[param(1)]), &[var(5), var(4), var(2), var(1)]); let minor_result = app(app(var(3), var(2)), acc_intro_app); - let intro_minor = npi("x", var(2), - npi("h", h_ty_d4, - npi("ih", ih_ty_d5, minor_result))); + let intro_minor = + npi("x", var(2), npi("h", h_ty_d4, npi("ih", ih_ty_d5, minor_result))); // d4 (inside intro): intro=var(0), motive=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) // {x : α}: x domain = var(3) = α @@ -405,13 +602,27 @@ mod tests { let acc_rx_d5 = apps(cnst("Acc", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); // d6 (inside t): t=var(0), x=var(1), intro=var(2), motive=var(3), r=var(4), α=var(5) // motive x t = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)) - let rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(1)), - ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - ipi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("intro", intro_minor.clone(), - ipi("x", var(3), - npi("t", acc_rx_d5, - app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)))))))); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(1)), + ipi( + "r", + pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi( + "intro", + intro_minor.clone(), + ipi( + "x", + var(3), + npi("t", acc_rx_d5, app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); // Rule for Acc.intro (1 field: the h argument) // rhs: λ {α} {r} motive intro_case x h, @@ -514,16 +725,25 @@ mod tests { // For now: keep the minimal recursor (works for accRecNoEta). // TODO: add full Acc.rec rule for accRecReduction test. - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("Acc.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - params: 2, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Acc.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + params: 2, + indices: 1, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, intro_id, rec_id]); env @@ -536,37 +756,79 @@ mod tests { /// so it can't reduce on a non-constructor argument `h`. #[test] fn bad_acc_rec_no_eta() { - let mut env = acc_env(); + let env = acc_env(); // ∀ {α : Type} (r : α → α → Prop) (a : α) (h : Acc r a) (p : Bool), ... // depth 5: p=var(0), h=var(1), a=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) - let acc_r_a = apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(4), var(3), var(2)]); + let acc_r_a = + apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(4), var(3), var(2)]); // Acc.rec.{1,1} (fun _ _ _ => p) h : should NOT reduce - let motive = nlam("x", var(4), nlam("_", apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(5), var(4), var(0)]), - cnst("Bool", &[]))); - let rec_app = apps(cnst("Acc.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ - var(4), // α - var(3), // r - motive, // motive - var(2), // x = a - var(1), // t = h - ]); - - let ty = ipi("α", sort1(), - npi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - npi("a", var(1), - npi("h", acc_r_a.clone(), - npi("p", cnst("Bool", &[]), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0))))))); + let motive = nlam( + "x", + var(4), + nlam( + "_", + apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(5), var(4), var(0)]), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + ), + ); + let rec_app = apps( + cnst("Acc.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), + &[ + var(4), // α + var(3), // r + motive, // motive + var(2), // x = a + var(1), // t = h + ], + ); + + let ty = ipi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi( + "r", + pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + npi( + "a", + var(1), + npi( + "h", + acc_r_a.clone(), + npi( + "p", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0)), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); // Value: fun α r a h p => Eq.refl p (BOGUS — claims reduction happened) - let val = ME::lam(mk_name("α"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort1(), - nlam("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - nlam("a", var(1), - nlam("h", apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]), - nlam("p", cnst("Bool", &[]), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0))))))); + let val = ME::lam( + mk_name("α"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort1(), + nlam( + "r", + pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + nlam( + "a", + var(1), + nlam( + "h", + apps(cnst("Acc", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]), + nlam( + "p", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0)), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("accRecNoEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -583,7 +845,7 @@ mod tests { /// Eq.refl.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → Eq a a /// Eq.rec.{u,v} with k = true (enables Rule K) fn eq_inductive_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // -- Bool -- let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); @@ -591,45 +853,88 @@ mod tests { let true_id = mk_id("Bool.true"); let bool_rec_id = mk_id("Bool.rec"); - env.insert(bool_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("Bool"), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], - }); - env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), - }); - env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), - }); + env.insert( + bool_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Bool"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: bool_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env.insert( + false_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); + env.insert( + true_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); // Bool.rec (minimal, no rules needed for these tests) let bm = pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), sort(param(0))); let bm_f = app(var(0), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); let bm_t = app(var(1), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); - let bool_rec_ty = ipi("motive", bm, - npi("hf", bm_f, npi("ht", bm_t, - npi("t", cnst("Bool", &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))))); - env.insert(bool_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("Bool.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: bool_rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(bool_id, vec![ - mk_id("Bool"), false_id, true_id, bool_rec_id, - ]); + let bool_rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + bm, + npi( + "hf", + bm_f, + npi("ht", bm_t, npi("t", cnst("Bool", &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + bool_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Bool.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: bool_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: bool_rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env + .blocks + .insert(bool_id, vec![mk_id("Bool"), false_id, true_id, bool_rec_id]); // -- Eq.{u} : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop -- // 2 params (α, a), 1 index (b) @@ -638,31 +943,53 @@ mod tests { let eq_rec_id = mk_id("Eq.rec"); // Eq.{u} : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop - let eq_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); - env.insert(eq_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("Eq"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - lvls: 1, params: 2, indices: 1, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: eq_ty, - ctors: vec![refl_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], - }); + let eq_ty = + ipi("α", sort(param(0)), npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); + env.insert( + eq_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Eq"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, + params: 2, + indices: 1, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: eq_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_ty, + ctors: vec![refl_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }, + ); // Eq.refl.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → @Eq α a a // depth 2 (inside α, a): α=var(1), a=var(0) - let eq_refl_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - npi("a", var(0), - apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(0)]), &[var(1), var(0), var(0)]))); - env.insert(refl_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Eq.refl"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - induct: eq_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, - ty: eq_refl_ty, - }); + let eq_refl_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + npi( + "a", + var(0), + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(0)]), &[var(1), var(0), var(0)]), + ), + ); + env.insert( + refl_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Eq.refl"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: eq_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 0, + ty: eq_refl_ty, + }, + ); // Eq.rec.{u, u_1} : ∀ {α : Sort u_1} {a : α} // {motive : (a' : α) → @Eq α a a' → Sort u} @@ -686,7 +1013,8 @@ mod tests { // At depth 3 (inside a'): a'=var(0), a=var(1), α=var(2) // Eq α a a' = Eq.{u_1} var(2) var(1) var(0) // At depth 4 (inside eq pi): sort(param(0)) - let eq_a_aprime_d3 = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]); + let eq_a_aprime_d3 = + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]); let motive_ty = npi("a'", var(1), pi(eq_a_aprime_d3, sort(param(0)))); // minor refl: motive a (Eq.refl α a) @@ -699,49 +1027,77 @@ mod tests { // a' domain: α = var(3) // At depth 5 (inside a'): a'=var(0), refl=var(1), motive=var(2), a=var(3), α=var(4) // Eq α a a' = Eq.{u_1} var(4) var(3) var(0) - let eq_a_aprime_d5 = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); + let eq_a_aprime_d5 = + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); // At depth 6 (inside t): t=var(0), a'=var(1), refl=var(2), motive=var(3), a=var(4), α=var(5) // result: motive a' t = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)) let result = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)); - let eq_rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(1)), - ipi("a", var(0), - ipi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("refl", minor_refl, - ipi("a'", var(3), - npi("t", eq_a_aprime_d5, - result)))))); + let eq_rec_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(1)), + ipi( + "a", + var(0), + ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi( + "refl", + minor_refl, + ipi("a'", var(3), npi("t", eq_a_aprime_d5, result)), + ), + ), + ), + ); // Rule: Eq.refl case // rhs: λ {α} {a} (motive) (refl_val), refl_val // At depth 2 (inside α, a): α=var(1), a=var(0) - let motive_ty_r = npi("a'", var(1), pi( - apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]), - sort(param(0)))); + let motive_ty_r = npi( + "a'", + var(1), + pi( + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]), + sort(param(0)), + ), + ); // At depth 3 (inside motive): motive=var(0), a=var(1), α=var(2) let eq_refl_r = apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1)]); let minor_r = app(app(var(0), var(1)), eq_refl_r); - let rule_rhs = ME::lam(mk_name("α"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort(param(1)), - ME::lam(mk_name("a"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, var(0), - nlam("motive", motive_ty_r, - nlam("refl", minor_r, - var(0))))); - - env.insert(eq_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("Eq.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u_1")], - k: true, // Rule K enabled! - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - params: 2, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: eq_rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], - lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(eq_id, vec![ - mk_id("Eq"), refl_id, eq_rec_id, - ]); + let rule_rhs = ME::lam( + mk_name("α"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort(param(1)), + ME::lam( + mk_name("a"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + var(0), + nlam("motive", motive_ty_r, nlam("refl", minor_r, var(0))), + ), + ); + + env.insert( + eq_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Eq.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u_1")], + k: true, // Rule K enabled! + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + params: 2, + indices: 1, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: eq_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(eq_id, vec![mk_id("Eq"), refl_id, eq_rec_id]); env } @@ -750,39 +1106,63 @@ mod tests { /// can be replaced by Eq.refl true (same constructor indices). #[test] fn good_rule_k() { - let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + let env = eq_inductive_env(); // true = true = @Eq Bool true true - let tt_eq = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), - ]); + let tt_eq = apps( + cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])], + ); // Eq.rec.{1,1} (α := Bool) (a := true) (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) a h // depth 2: h=var(1), a=var(0) // Actually: ∀ (h : true = true) (a : Bool), ... // depth 2: a=var(0), h=var(1) - let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), - nlam("_", apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0), - ]), cnst("Bool", &[]))); - let rec_app = apps(cnst("Eq.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), // α - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a - motive, // motive: fun _ _ => Bool - var(0), // refl case value = a (var(0) at depth 2) - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a' = true (index) - var(1), // t = h - ]); + let motive = nlam( + "_", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + nlam( + "_", + apps( + cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0)], + ), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + ), + ); + let rec_app = apps( + cnst("Eq.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), + &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), // α + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a + motive, // motive: fun _ _ => Bool + var(0), // refl case value = a (var(0) at depth 2) + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a' = true (index) + var(1), // t = h + ], + ); // type: ∀ (h : true = true) (a : Bool), Eq.{1} Bool (rec...) a - let ty = npi("h", tt_eq.clone(), - npi("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0)))); + let ty = npi( + "h", + tt_eq.clone(), + npi( + "a", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0)), + ), + ); // value: fun h a => Eq.refl.{1} Bool a - let val = nlam("h", tt_eq, - nlam("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0)))); + let val = nlam( + "h", + tt_eq, + nlam( + "a", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0)), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("ruleK", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -793,33 +1173,57 @@ mod tests { /// Rule K should NOT fire because the constructor indices don't match (true ≠ false). #[test] fn bad_rule_k() { - let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + let env = eq_inductive_env(); // true = false = @Eq Bool true false - let tf_eq = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[]), - ]); - - let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), - nlam("_", apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0), - ]), cnst("Bool", &[]))); - let rec_app = apps(cnst("Eq.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), - motive, - var(0), // a - cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // a' = false (doesn't match a = true) - var(1), // h - ]); + let tf_eq = apps( + cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[])], + ); - let ty = npi("h", tf_eq.clone(), - npi("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0)))); - - let val = nlam("h", tf_eq, - nlam("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0)))); + let motive = nlam( + "_", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + nlam( + "_", + apps( + cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0)], + ), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + ), + ); + let rec_app = apps( + cnst("Eq.rec", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), + &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + motive, + var(0), // a + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // a' = false (doesn't match a = true) + var(1), // h + ], + ); + + let ty = npi( + "h", + tf_eq.clone(), + npi( + "a", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, var(0)), + ), + ); + + let val = nlam( + "h", + tf_eq, + nlam( + "a", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), var(0)), + ), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("ruleKbad", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -833,8 +1237,8 @@ mod tests { /// Build And : Prop → Prop → Prop with And.intro constructor. fn and_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); let n = "And"; let block_id = mk_id(n); @@ -842,87 +1246,156 @@ mod tests { let rec_id = mk_id("And.rec"); // And : Prop → Prop → Prop (2 params) - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 2, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: npi("a", sort0(), npi("b", sort0(), sort0())), - ctors: vec![intro_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("a", sort0(), npi("b", sort0(), sort0())), + ctors: vec![intro_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // And.intro : ∀ {a b : Prop}, a → b → And a b // depth 4: b_val=var(0), a_val=var(1), b=var(2), a=var(3) - let intro_ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), - npi("left", var(1), npi("right", var(1), - app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(3)), var(2)))))); - env.insert(intro_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("And.intro"), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 2, - ty: intro_ty, - }); + let intro_ty = ipi( + "a", + sort0(), + ipi( + "b", + sort0(), + npi( + "left", + var(1), + npi("right", var(1), app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(3)), var(2))), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + intro_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("And.intro"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 2, + ty: intro_ty, + }, + ); // And.rec with k=true (structure, eliminates into any Sort) let and_ab = app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)), var(0)); let motive_ty = pi(and_ab.clone(), sort(param(0))); // minor: ∀ (left : a) (right : b), motive (And.intro left right) // depth 5: right=var(0), left=var(1), motive=var(2), b=var(3), a=var(4) - let mk_app = apps(cnst("And.intro", &[]), &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); - let minor_intro = npi("left", var(3), npi("right", var(3), - app(var(2), mk_app))); - let rec_ty = npi("a", sort0(), npi("b", sort0(), - ipi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("intro", minor_intro, - npi("t", and_ab, - app(var(2), var(0))))))); + let mk_app = + apps(cnst("And.intro", &[]), &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); + let minor_intro = + npi("left", var(3), npi("right", var(3), app(var(2), mk_app))); + let rec_ty = npi( + "a", + sort0(), + npi( + "b", + sort0(), + ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi("intro", minor_intro, npi("t", and_ab, app(var(2), var(0)))), + ), + ), + ); // Rule: And.intro case // rhs: λ a b motive intro_val left right, intro_val left right let and_ab_r = app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)), var(0)); let motive_ty_r = pi(and_ab_r, sort(param(0))); - let mk_app_r = apps(cnst("And.intro", &[]), &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); - let minor_r = npi("left", var(3), npi("right", var(3), app(var(2), mk_app_r))); - let rule_rhs = nlam("a", sort0(), nlam("b", sort0(), - nlam("motive", motive_ty_r, - nlam("intro_case", minor_r, - nlam("left", var(3), nlam("right", var(3), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0)))))))); - - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("And.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![ - mk_id("And"), intro_id, rec_id, - ]); + let mk_app_r = + apps(cnst("And.intro", &[]), &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); + let minor_r = + npi("left", var(3), npi("right", var(3), app(var(2), mk_app_r))); + let rule_rhs = nlam( + "a", + sort0(), + nlam( + "b", + sort0(), + nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty_r, + nlam( + "intro_case", + minor_r, + nlam( + "left", + var(3), + nlam("right", var(3), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); + + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("And.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![mk_id("And"), intro_id, rec_id]); env } /// projOutOfRange: .proj And 2 z — And only has fields 0,1 (left, right) #[test] fn bad_proj_out_of_range() { - let mut env = and_env(); + let env = and_env(); // type: ∀ (x y : Prop) (z : And x y), x // depth 3: z=var(0), y=var(1), x=var(2) let and_xy = app(app(cnst("And", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); - let ty = npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), npi("z", and_xy.clone(), var(2)))); + let ty = + npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), npi("z", and_xy.clone(), var(2)))); // value: fun x y z => .proj And 2 z (index 2 is out of range!) let proj = ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 2, var(0)); let val = nlam("x", sort0(), nlam("y", sort0(), nlam("z", and_xy, proj))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("projOutOfRange", 0, vec![], ty, val, - crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "projOutOfRange", + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -930,7 +1403,7 @@ mod tests { /// projNotStruct: .proj N 0 x — N is not a structure (2 ctors) #[test] fn bad_proj_not_struct() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // Need N (Nat-like) with 2 ctors — not a structure let n = "N"; @@ -941,47 +1414,91 @@ mod tests { let nat = || cnst(n, &[]); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: true, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![zero_id.clone(), succ_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - env.insert(zero_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("N.zero"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: nat(), - }); - env.insert(succ_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("N.succ"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: pi(nat(), nat()), - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![zero_id.clone(), succ_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env.insert( + zero_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.zero"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: nat(), + }, + ); + env.insert( + succ_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.succ"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(nat(), nat()), + }, + ); // Minimal recursor - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(nat(), sort(param(0))), - npi("t", nat(), app(var(1), var(0)))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("N.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![ - mk_id(n), zero_id, succ_id, rec_id, - ]); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + pi(nat(), sort(param(0))), + npi("t", nat(), app(var(1), var(0))), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("N.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![mk_id(n), zero_id, succ_id, rec_id]); // type: N → N, value: fun x => .proj N 0 x let ty = pi(nat(), nat()); let val = nlam("x", nat(), ME::prj(mk_id("N"), 0, var(0))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("projNotStruct", 0, vec![], - ty, val, crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "projNotStruct", + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -994,39 +1511,65 @@ mod tests { /// can type-check definitions that project from And. #[test] fn good_and_left() { - let mut env = and_env(); + let env = and_env(); // And.left : ∀ {a b : Prop}, And a b → a // depth 3: h=var(0), b=var(1), a=var(2) let and_ab = app(app(cnst("And", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); - let ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), - pi(and_ab.clone(), var(2)))); + let ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), pi(and_ab.clone(), var(2)))); // fun {a} {b} (h : And a b) => .proj And 0 h - let val = ME::lam(mk_name("a"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), - ME::lam(mk_name("b"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), - nlam("h", and_ab, ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 0, var(0))))); - - let (id, c) = mk_defn("And.left", 0, vec![], ty, val, - crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let val = ME::lam( + mk_name("a"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort0(), + ME::lam( + mk_name("b"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort0(), + nlam("h", and_ab, ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 0, var(0))), + ), + ); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "And.left", + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } #[test] fn good_and_right() { - let mut env = and_env(); + let env = and_env(); let and_ab = app(app(cnst("And", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); - let ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), - pi(and_ab.clone(), var(1)))); // returns b, not a - - let val = ME::lam(mk_name("a"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), - ME::lam(mk_name("b"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort0(), - nlam("h", and_ab, ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 1, var(0))))); - - let (id, c) = mk_defn("And.right", 0, vec![], ty, val, - crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), pi(and_ab.clone(), var(1)))); // returns b, not a + + let val = ME::lam( + mk_name("a"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort0(), + ME::lam( + mk_name("b"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort0(), + nlam("h", and_ab, ME::prj(mk_id("And"), 1, var(0))), + ), + ); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "And.right", + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -1039,7 +1582,7 @@ mod tests { /// typeWithTypeFieldPoly: inductive Type (u+1) with a Type u field #[test] fn good_type_with_type_field_poly() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1047,41 +1590,79 @@ mod tests { // TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.{u} : Sort (u+2) = Type (u+1) let sort_u2 = sort(usucc(usucc(param(0)))); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - lvls: 1, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort_u2, - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort_u2, + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : Sort (u+1) → TypeWithTypeFieldPoly (field = Type u = Sort (u+1)) let sort_u1 = sort(usucc(param(0))); - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: npi("α", sort_u1.clone(), cnst(n, &[param(0)])), - }); - - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[param(0)]), sort(param(1))), - npi("mk", npi("α", sort_u1, app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[param(0)]), var(0)))), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[param(0)]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort_u1.clone(), cnst(n, &[param(0)])), + }, + ); + + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + pi(cnst(n, &[param(0)]), sort(param(1))), + npi( + "mk", + npi( + "α", + sort_u1, + app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[param(0)]), var(0))), + ), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[param(0)]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_accepts(&env, &block_id); } @@ -1104,46 +1685,78 @@ mod tests { /// Build PUnit.{u} + Eq + PropStructure.{u,v} env. fn prop_structure_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // -- PUnit.{u} : Sort u, PUnit.unit.{u} : PUnit.{u} -- let pu_id = mk_id("PUnit"); let pu_unit_id = mk_id("PUnit.unit"); let pu_rec_id = mk_id("PUnit.rec"); - env.insert(pu_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("PUnit"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - lvls: 1, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: pu_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort(param(0)), // Sort u - ctors: vec![pu_unit_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![pu_id.clone()], - }); - env.insert(pu_unit_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("PUnit.unit"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - induct: pu_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), - }); + env.insert( + pu_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("PUnit"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: pu_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort(param(0)), // Sort u + ctors: vec![pu_unit_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![pu_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env.insert( + pu_unit_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("PUnit.unit"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: pu_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), + }, + ); // PUnit.rec minimal let pu_motive = pi(cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), sort(param(1))); let pu_minor = app(var(0), cnst("PUnit.unit", &[param(0)])); - let pu_rec_ty = ipi("motive", pu_motive, - npi("unit", pu_minor, - npi("t", cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(pu_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("PUnit.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: pu_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: pu_rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![pu_id.clone()], - }); + let pu_rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + pu_motive, + npi( + "unit", + pu_minor, + npi("t", cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + pu_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("PUnit.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: pu_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pu_rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![pu_id.clone()], + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(pu_id, vec![mk_id("PUnit"), pu_unit_id, pu_rec_id]); // -- PropStructure.{u,v} : Prop -- @@ -1155,16 +1768,25 @@ mod tests { let ps_mk_id = mk_id("PropStructure.mk"); let ps_rec_id = mk_id("PropStructure.rec"); - env.insert(ps_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("PropStructure"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - lvls: 2, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: ps_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort0(), // Prop - ctors: vec![ps_mk_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![ps_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + ps_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("PropStructure"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + lvls: 2, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: ps_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), // Prop + ctors: vec![ps_mk_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![ps_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk.{u,v} constructor type (6 fields → PropStructure.{u,v}) // Field types at increasing depth: @@ -1183,40 +1805,81 @@ mod tests { let pu_u = cnst("PUnit", &[param(0)]); let pu_v = cnst("PUnit", &[param(1)]); // At depth 4 (after 4 fields): someMoreData = var(0) - let eq_field = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[pu_v.clone(), var(0), var(0)]); + let eq_field = + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[pu_v.clone(), var(0), var(0)]); let ps_result = cnst("PropStructure", &[param(0), param(1)]); - let mk_ty = - npi("aProof", pu_u.clone(), // d0→d1: aProof=var(0) - npi("someData", pu_v.clone(), // d1→d2 - npi("aSecondProof", pu_u.clone(), // d2→d3 - npi("someMoreData", pu_v.clone(), // d3→d4: someMoreData=var(0) - npi("aProofAboutData", eq_field, // d4→d5 - npi("aFinalProof", pu_u.clone(), // d5→d6 - ps_result)))))); - - env.insert(ps_mk_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("PropStructure.mk"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - induct: ps_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 6, - ty: mk_ty, - }); + let mk_ty = npi( + "aProof", + pu_u.clone(), // d0→d1: aProof=var(0) + npi( + "someData", + pu_v.clone(), // d1→d2 + npi( + "aSecondProof", + pu_u.clone(), // d2→d3 + npi( + "someMoreData", + pu_v.clone(), // d3→d4: someMoreData=var(0) + npi( + "aProofAboutData", + eq_field, // d4→d5 + npi( + "aFinalProof", + pu_u.clone(), // d5→d6 + ps_result, + ), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); + + env.insert( + ps_mk_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("PropStructure.mk"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + induct: ps_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 6, + ty: mk_ty, + }, + ); // Minimal recursor (Prop elimination only since it's a Prop structure) let ps_motive = pi(cnst("PropStructure", &[param(0), param(1)]), sort0()); - let ps_rec_ty = ipi("motive", ps_motive, - npi("t", cnst("PropStructure", &[param(0), param(1)]), - app(var(1), var(0)))); - env.insert(ps_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("PropStructure.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: ps_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: ps_rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![ps_id.clone()], - }); + let ps_rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + ps_motive, + npi( + "t", + cnst("PropStructure", &[param(0), param(1)]), + app(var(1), var(0)), + ), + ); + env.insert( + ps_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("PropStructure.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: ps_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: ps_rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![ps_id.clone()], + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(ps_id, vec![mk_id("PropStructure"), ps_mk_id, ps_rec_id]); env @@ -1232,8 +1895,14 @@ mod tests { let ps01 = cnst("PropStructure", &[uzero(), usucc(uzero())]); let ty = pi(ps01.clone(), res_ty); let val = nlam("x", ps01, ME::prj(mk_id("PropStructure"), idx, var(0))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn(name, 0, vec![], ty, val, - crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + name, + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); id } @@ -1242,8 +1911,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_proj_prop1() { let mut env = prop_structure_env(); - let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp1", - cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 0); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( + &mut env, + "projProp1", + cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), + 0, + ); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -1251,8 +1924,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn bad_proj_prop2() { let mut env = prop_structure_env(); - let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp2", - cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 1); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( + &mut env, + "projProp2", + cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), + 1, + ); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -1260,8 +1937,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_proj_prop3() { let mut env = prop_structure_env(); - let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp3", - cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 2); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( + &mut env, + "projProp3", + cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), + 2, + ); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -1269,8 +1950,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn bad_proj_prop4() { let mut env = prop_structure_env(); - let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp4", - cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 3); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( + &mut env, + "projProp4", + cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), + 3, + ); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -1281,13 +1966,16 @@ mod tests { // Result type: Eq.{1} PUnit.{1} (.proj PropStructure 3 x) (.proj PropStructure 3 x) // Inside the lambda (depth 1): x = var(0) let proj3 = ME::prj(mk_id("PropStructure"), 3, var(0)); - let res_ty_inner = apps(cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), - &[cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), proj3.clone(), proj3]); + let res_ty_inner = apps( + cnst("Eq", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), proj3.clone(), proj3], + ); // But this res_ty is inside the pi binder (at depth 1 where x=var(0)) // The helper mk_prop_structure_proj_test wraps it in pi(PS, res_ty) // so res_ty should reference var(0) for x. But var(0) inside pi body // IS x. The .proj expressions use var(0) = x. Good. - let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp5", res_ty_inner, 4); + let id = + mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp5", res_ty_inner, 4); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -1295,8 +1983,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn bad_proj_prop6() { let mut env = prop_structure_env(); - let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp6", - cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 5); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( + &mut env, + "projProp6", + cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), + 5, + ); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -1313,50 +2005,72 @@ mod tests { /// BAD: partially applied recursor should not eta-expand to match `a`. #[test] fn bad_eta_rule_k() { - let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + let env = eq_inductive_env(); let u1 = usucc(uzero()); let bool_ty = cnst("Bool", &[]); // true = true - let tt_eq = apps(cnst("Eq", &[u1.clone()]), &[bool_ty.clone(), - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])]); + let tt_eq = apps( + cnst("Eq", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), + &[bool_ty.clone(), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])], + ); // (true = true → Bool) — the type of `a` let a_ty = pi(tt_eq.clone(), bool_ty.clone()); // motive for Eq.rec: fun _ _ => Bool - let motive = nlam("_", bool_ty.clone(), - nlam("_", apps(cnst("Eq", &[u1.clone()]), &[bool_ty.clone(), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0)]), - bool_ty.clone())); + let motive = nlam( + "_", + bool_ty.clone(), + nlam( + "_", + apps( + cnst("Eq", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), + &[bool_ty.clone(), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), var(0)], + ), + bool_ty.clone(), + ), + ); // a (Eq.refl true) : Bool — where a : true = true → Bool // depth 1: a = var(0) - let refl_true = apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[u1.clone()]), &[bool_ty.clone(), cnst("Bool.true", &[])]); + let refl_true = apps( + cnst("Eq.refl", std::slice::from_ref(&u1)), + &[bool_ty.clone(), cnst("Bool.true", &[])], + ); let a_applied = app(var(0), refl_true.clone()); // Eq.rec.{1,1} Bool true motive (a (Eq.refl true)) : {a' : Bool} → (true = a') → Bool // This is a PARTIAL application — missing the a' and t arguments. // It is a function (true = true → Bool) via Rule K expansion at a'=true. - let rec_partial = apps(cnst("Eq.rec", &[u1.clone(), u1.clone()]), &[ - bool_ty.clone(), // α = Bool - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a = true - motive, // motive: fun _ _ => Bool - a_applied, // refl minor = a (Eq.refl true) : Bool - ]); + let rec_partial = apps( + cnst("Eq.rec", &[u1.clone(), u1.clone()]), + &[ + bool_ty.clone(), // α = Bool + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // a = true + motive, // motive: fun _ _ => Bool + a_applied, // refl minor = a (Eq.refl true) : Bool + ], + ); // rec_partial has 4 args but Eq.rec needs 6. So rec_partial : {a' : Bool} → (true = a') → Bool // The key claim (bogus): rec_partial = a // Both have type (true = true → Bool), but they're not def-eq because // partial recursor application should not trigger eta expansion. let lhs = rec_partial; - let ty = npi("a", a_ty.clone(), - eq_expr(u1.clone(), a_ty.clone(), lhs, var(0))); - let val = nlam("a", a_ty, - eq_refl_expr(u1, pi(tt_eq, bool_ty), var(0))); - - let (id, c) = mk_defn("etaRuleK", 0, vec![], ty, val, - crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let ty = + npi("a", a_ty.clone(), eq_expr(u1.clone(), a_ty.clone(), lhs, var(0))); + let val = nlam("a", a_ty, eq_refl_expr(u1, pi(tt_eq, bool_ty), var(0))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "etaRuleK", + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -1371,81 +2085,158 @@ mod tests { /// Build a simple structure T with val : Bool, proof : True fn t_struct_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); + let env = eq_inductive_env(); // True : Prop, single ctor True.intro let true_ty_id = mk_id("True"); let true_intro_id = mk_id("True.intro"); let true_rec_id = mk_id("True.rec"); - env.insert(true_ty_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("True"), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: true_ty_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort0(), - ctors: vec![true_intro_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![true_ty_id.clone()], - }); - env.insert(true_intro_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("True.intro"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: true_ty_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("True", &[]), - }); + env.insert( + true_ty_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("True"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: true_ty_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), + ctors: vec![true_intro_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![true_ty_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env.insert( + true_intro_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("True.intro"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: true_ty_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("True", &[]), + }, + ); let true_motive = pi(cnst("True", &[]), sort(param(0))); let true_minor = app(var(0), cnst("True.intro", &[])); - let true_rec_ty = ipi("motive", true_motive, - npi("intro", true_minor, - npi("t", cnst("True", &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(true_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("True.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: true_ty_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: true_rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![true_ty_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(true_ty_id, vec![ - mk_id("True"), true_intro_id, true_rec_id, - ]); + let true_rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + true_motive, + npi( + "intro", + true_minor, + npi("t", cnst("True", &[]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + true_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("True.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: true_ty_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: true_rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![true_ty_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env + .blocks + .insert(true_ty_id, vec![mk_id("True"), true_intro_id, true_rec_id]); // T : Type, structure with val : Bool, proof : True let t_id = mk_id("T"); let t_mk_id = mk_id("T.mk"); let t_rec_id = mk_id("T.rec"); - env.insert(t_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("T"), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: t_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![t_mk_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![t_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + t_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("T"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: t_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![t_mk_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![t_id.clone()], + }, + ); // T.mk : Bool → True → T - env.insert(t_mk_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("T.mk"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: t_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 2, - ty: npi("val", cnst("Bool", &[]), npi("proof", cnst("True", &[]), cnst("T", &[]))), - }); + env.insert( + t_mk_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("T.mk"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: t_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 2, + ty: npi( + "val", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + npi("proof", cnst("True", &[]), cnst("T", &[])), + ), + }, + ); // T.rec minimal let t_motive = pi(cnst("T", &[]), sort(param(0))); - let t_minor = npi("val", cnst("Bool", &[]), npi("proof", cnst("True", &[]), - app(var(2), apps(cnst("T.mk", &[]), &[var(1), var(0)])))); - let t_rec_ty = ipi("motive", t_motive, - npi("mk", t_minor, - npi("t", cnst("T", &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(t_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("T.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: t_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: t_rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![t_id.clone()], - }); + let t_minor = npi( + "val", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + npi( + "proof", + cnst("True", &[]), + app(var(2), apps(cnst("T.mk", &[]), &[var(1), var(0)])), + ), + ); + let t_rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + t_motive, + npi("mk", t_minor, npi("t", cnst("T", &[]), app(var(2), var(0)))), + ); + env.insert( + t_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("T.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: t_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: t_rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![t_id.clone()], + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(t_id, vec![mk_id("T"), t_mk_id, t_rec_id]); env @@ -1457,7 +2248,7 @@ mod tests { /// but this should NOT be identified with x via eta. #[test] fn bad_eta_ctor() { - let mut env = t_struct_env(); + let env = t_struct_env(); let u1 = usucc(uzero()); @@ -1473,13 +2264,21 @@ mod tests { let partial_mk = app(cnst("T.mk", &[]), x_val); // Eq (True → T) (T.mk (x True.intro).val) x - let ty = npi("x", x_ty.clone(), - eq_expr(u1.clone(), x_ty.clone(), partial_mk, var(0))); - let val = nlam("x", x_ty.clone(), - eq_refl_expr(u1, x_ty, var(0))); - - let (id, c) = mk_defn("etaCtor", 0, vec![], ty, val, - crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let ty = npi( + "x", + x_ty.clone(), + eq_expr(u1.clone(), x_ty.clone(), partial_mk, var(0)), + ); + let val = nlam("x", x_ty.clone(), eq_refl_expr(u1, x_ty, var(0))); + + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "etaCtor", + 0, + vec![], + ty, + val, + crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs index 37456d09..2e04367d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; - use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{RecRule, KConst}; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; @@ -17,50 +17,59 @@ mod tests { env: &mut KEnv, name: &str, lvls: u64, - level_params: Vec, - ty: ME, + level_params: &[Name], + ty: &ME, ) -> MId { let block_id = mk_id(name); let rec_name = &format!("{name}.rec"); let rec_id = mk_id(rec_name); // Inductive - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(name), - level_params: level_params.clone(), - lvls, - params: 0, - indices: 0, - is_rec: false, - is_refl: false, - is_unsafe: false, - nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), - member_idx: 0, - ty: ty.clone(), - ctors: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(name), + level_params: level_params.to_owned(), + lvls, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: ty.clone(), + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // Dummy recursor (check_inductive needs one in the block) let mut rec_lvl_params = vec![mk_name("u_rec")]; - rec_lvl_params.extend(level_params.clone()); - let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(name, &[]), sort(param(0))), - npi("t", cnst(name, &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(rec_name), - level_params: rec_lvl_params, - k: false, - is_unsafe: false, - lvls: lvls + 1, - params: 0, - indices: 0, - motives: 1, - minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), - member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + rec_lvl_params.extend(level_params.to_owned()); + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", + pi(cnst(name, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi("t", cnst(name, &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(rec_name), + level_params: rec_lvl_params, + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: lvls + 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), rec_id]); block_id } @@ -70,15 +79,21 @@ mod tests { fn bad_induct_non_sort_type() { let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( - "constType", 0, vec![], + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); - let id = mk_simple_indc(&mut env, "inductBadNonSort", 0, vec![], - cnst("constType", &[]), // not a Sort! + let id = mk_simple_indc( + &mut env, + "inductBadNonSort", + 0, + &[], + &cnst("constType", &[]), // not a Sort! ); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -90,8 +105,12 @@ mod tests { let (at_id, at_c) = mk_axiom("aType", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(at_id, at_c); - let id = mk_simple_indc(&mut env, "inductBadNonSort2", 0, vec![], - cnst("aType", &[]), // aType : Type, but aType itself is not a Sort + let id = mk_simple_indc( + &mut env, + "inductBadNonSort2", + 0, + &[], + &cnst("aType", &[]), // aType : Type, but aType itself is not a Sort ); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -99,39 +118,53 @@ mod tests { /// inductTooFewParams: claims numParams=2 but type only has 1 arrow #[test] fn bad_induct_too_few_params() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let block_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams"); let rec_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams.rec"); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("inductTooFewParams"), - level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, - params: 2, // claims 2 params - indices: 0, - is_rec: false, - is_refl: false, - is_unsafe: false, - nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), - member_idx: 0, - ty: pi(sort0(), sort0()), // only 1 arrow — Prop → Prop - ctors: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("inductTooFewParams"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 2, // claims 2 params + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), sort0()), // only 1 arrow — Prop → Prop + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // Minimal recursor - let rec_ty = npi("motive", + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", pi(pi(sort0(), sort0()), sort(param(0))), npi("t", pi(sort0(), sort0()), app(var(1), var(0))), ); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("inductTooFewParams.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("inductTooFewParams.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -139,104 +172,170 @@ mod tests { /// indNeg: classic negative recursive occurrence: (I → I) → I #[test] fn bad_induct_negative_occurrence() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "indNeg"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id("indNeg.mk"); let rec_id = mk_id("indNeg.rec"); // indNeg : Type - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), - level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // indNeg.mk : (indNeg → indNeg) → indNeg - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("indNeg.mk"), - level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), - cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: pi(pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst(n, &[])), cnst(n, &[])), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("indNeg.mk"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst(n, &[])), cnst(n, &[])), + }, + ); // Dummy recursor let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); - let minor = npi("f", pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst(n, &[])), app(var(1), app(var(0), var(0)))); - let rec_ty = npi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("mk", minor, - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("indNeg.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let minor = npi( + "f", + pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst(n, &[])), + app(var(1), app(var(0), var(0))), + ); + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi("mk", minor, npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0)))), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("indNeg.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } /// typeWithTooHighTypeField: inductive Type 1 with a field of Type 1 (too high) #[test] fn bad_induct_too_high_field() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "typeWithTooHighTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // typeWithTooHighTypeField : Sort 1 = Type - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), - level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), // Type = Sort 1 - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), // Type = Sort 1 + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // .mk : Sort 1 → typeWithTooHighTypeField // Field of type Sort 1 = Type, but inductive is in Sort 1 = Type. // Fields must be < Sort level of inductive, so Type (Sort 1) is too high for Type inductive. - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), - cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: pi(sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), // Sort 1 → I - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), // Sort 1 → I + }, + ); // Dummy recursor let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); - let minor = npi("α", sort1(), app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0)))); - let rec_ty = npi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("mk", minor, - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let minor = npi( + "α", + sort1(), + app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0))), + ); + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi("mk", minor, npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0)))), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -247,7 +346,7 @@ mod tests { /// inductWrongCtorParams: constructor's result has wrong parameter application #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_params() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // axiom aProp : Prop let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -258,40 +357,76 @@ mod tests { let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // I : Prop → Type (1 param) - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: pi(sort0(), sort1()), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : ∀ (x : Type), I aProp — passes aProp instead of x as param // At depth 1 (inside x binder): x = var(0) - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 0, - ty: npi("x", sort1(), app(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("aProp", &[]))), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort1(), app(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("aProp", &[]))), + }, + ); // Dummy recursor - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(sort0(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), - npi("t", sort0(), npi("x", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + pi(sort0(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi( + "t", + sort0(), + npi("x", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -299,7 +434,7 @@ mod tests { /// Constructor: (Nat → (I → Nat)) → I — I appears in negative position #[test] fn bad_induct_refl_occ_left() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // Need Nat as an axiom let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); @@ -309,41 +444,80 @@ mod tests { let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : (Nat → (I → Nat)) → I // The field type is Nat → (I → Nat), I occurs in negative position (left of inner arrow) let field_ty = pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("Nat", &[]))); - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: pi(field_ty, cnst(n, &[])), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(field_ty, cnst(n, &[])), + }, + ); // Dummy recursor - let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), - npi("mk", pi(pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("Nat", &[]))), app(var(1), cnst(n, &[]))), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", + pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi( + "mk", + pi( + pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), pi(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("Nat", &[]))), + app(var(1), cnst(n, &[])), + ), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -351,7 +525,7 @@ mod tests { /// I : Type → Type, ctor mk : (α : Type) → (Nat → I (I α)) → I α #[test] fn bad_induct_refl_occ_in_index() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); @@ -361,21 +535,31 @@ mod tests { let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // I : Type → Type (0 params, 1 index) - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 1, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: npi("α", sort1(), sort1()), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 1, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : (α : Type) → (Nat → I (I α)) → I α // At depth 1 (inside α): α = var(0) // field: Nat → I (I α) — I applied to (I α), recursive in index - let i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)); // I α - let i_i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), i_alpha); // I (I α) + let i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)); // I α + let i_i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), i_alpha); // I (I α) let _field_ty = pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), i_i_alpha); // Nat → I (I α), shifts inside pi // But inside the field pi: Nat binder is var(0), α = var(1) // So we need: pi(Nat, I(I(var(1)))) — var(1) = α shifted @@ -383,28 +567,54 @@ mod tests { let i_i_alpha_s = app(cnst(n, &[]), i_alpha_s); let field_ty_correct = pi(cnst("Nat", &[]), i_i_alpha_s); let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α, with α shifted by field binder - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: npi("α", sort1(), pi(field_ty_correct, result)), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), pi(field_ty_correct, result)), + }, + ); // Dummy recursor - let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), - npi("t", sort1(), npi("x", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", + pi(sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi( + "t", + sort1(), + npi("x", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 1, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -416,47 +626,89 @@ mod tests { /// I : Prop → Prop → Type, mk : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I y x (swapped!) #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_params() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "inductWrongCtorResParams"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // I : Prop → Prop → Type (2 params) - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 2, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), sort1())), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), sort1())), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I y x (params swapped in result!) // depth 2: x=var(1), y=var(0) - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, - ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), - app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), var(1)))), // I y x — swapped - }); - - let rec_ty = npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), - ipi("motive", pi(app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)), var(0)), sort(param(0))), - npi("t", app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(2)), var(1)), - app(var(1), var(0)))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 0, + ty: npi( + "x", + sort0(), + npi("y", sort0(), app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), var(1))), + ), // I y x — swapped + }, + ); + + let rec_ty = npi( + "x", + sort0(), + npi( + "y", + sort0(), + ipi( + "motive", + pi(app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)), var(0)), sort(param(0))), + npi("t", app(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(2)), var(1)), app(var(1), var(0))), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -464,10 +716,12 @@ mod tests { /// The kernel should NOT reduce the constructor's overall type. #[test] fn bad_reduce_ctor_type() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( - "id1", 0, vec![], + "id1", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -479,38 +733,74 @@ mod tests { let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : id1 I (should be just I, not wrapped in id1) // id1 I reduces to I, but the kernel shouldn't reduce the ctor type - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: app(cnst("id1", &[]), cnst(n, &[])), // id1 I instead of I - }); - - let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), - npi("mk", app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[])), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: app(cnst("id1", &[]), cnst(n, &[])), // id1 I instead of I + }, + ); + + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", + pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi( + "mk", + app(var(0), cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[])), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -519,10 +809,12 @@ mod tests { /// But the kernel should catch the negative occurrence before reducing. #[test] fn bad_induct_neg_reducible() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( - "constType", 0, vec![], + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -537,42 +829,91 @@ mod tests { let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : (constType aType I → I) → I // constType aType I = aType (first arg), so field type is (aType → I) // But before reduction: constType aType I has I in head-normal form's first arg // The kernel checks HNF and sees I in the function domain = negative occurrence - let ct_app = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), cnst("aType", &[])), cnst(n, &[])); + let ct_app = + app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), cnst("aType", &[])), cnst(n, &[])); let field_ty = pi(ct_app, cnst(n, &[])); // (constType aType I) → I - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: pi(field_ty, cnst(n, &[])), - }); - - let rec_ty = npi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), - npi("mk", pi(pi(pi(app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), cnst("aType", &[])), cnst(n, &[])), cnst(n, &[])), cnst(n, &[])), app(var(1), cnst(n, &[]))), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(field_ty, cnst(n, &[])), + }, + ); + + let rec_ty = npi( + "motive", + pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi( + "mk", + pi( + pi( + pi( + app( + app(cnst("constType", &[]), cnst("aType", &[])), + cnst(n, &[]), + ), + cnst(n, &[]), + ), + cnst(n, &[]), + ), + app(var(1), cnst(n, &[])), + ), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -583,53 +924,93 @@ mod tests { /// predWithTypeField : Prop — inductive Prop with a Type field (allowed for Props) #[test] fn good_pred_with_type_field() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "PredWithTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // PredWithTypeField : Prop - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort0(), // Prop - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), // Prop + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : Type → PredWithTypeField (field is Type, allowed for Prop inductives) - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: npi("α", sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), + }, + ); // Recursor (can only eliminate into Prop for this kind of inductive) - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort0()), - npi("mk", npi("α", sort1(), app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0)))), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![], // no extra level param — eliminates only into Prop - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort0()), + npi( + "mk", + npi( + "α", + sort1(), + app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0))), + ), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![], // no extra level param — eliminates only into Prop + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_accepts(&env, &block_id); } /// typeWithTypeField : Type 1 — inductive Type 1 with a Type field (allowed) #[test] fn good_type_with_type_field() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "TypeWithTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -637,38 +1018,78 @@ mod tests { // TypeWithTypeField : Sort 2 = Type 1 let sort2 = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort2, // Type 1 - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort2, // Type 1 + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : Type → TypeWithTypeField (field is Type = Sort 1, OK for Type 1 inductive) - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: npi("α", sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), - }); - - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), - npi("mk", npi("α", sort1(), app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0)))), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", sort1(), cnst(n, &[])), + }, + ); + + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))), + npi( + "mk", + npi( + "α", + sort1(), + app(var(1), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0))), + ), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_accepts(&env, &block_id); } @@ -680,52 +1101,103 @@ mod tests { /// swapped level params [u2, u1] instead of [u1, u2] #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_level() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "inductWrongCtorResLevel"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // I.{u1, u2} : Prop → Prop → Type (2 params, 2 level params) - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], - lvls: 2, params: 2, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), sort1())), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], + lvls: 2, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), sort1())), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk.{u1, u2} : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I.{u2, u1} x y // Note: level params are SWAPPED in the result: [u2, u1] instead of [u1, u2] // depth 2: x=var(1), y=var(0) - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, - ty: npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), - // I.{u2, u1} x y — level params swapped! - app(app(cnst(n, &[param(1), param(0)]), var(1)), var(0)))), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 0, + ty: npi( + "x", + sort0(), + npi( + "y", + sort0(), + // I.{u2, u1} x y — level params swapped! + app(app(cnst(n, &[param(1), param(0)]), var(1)), var(0)), + ), + ), + }, + ); // Dummy recursor - let rec_ty = npi("x", sort0(), npi("y", sort0(), - ipi("motive", pi(app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(1)), var(0)), sort(param(2))), - npi("t", app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(2)), var(1)), - app(var(1), var(0)))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u_rec"), mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 3, - params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let rec_ty = npi( + "x", + sort0(), + npi( + "y", + sort0(), + ipi( + "motive", + pi( + app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(1)), var(0)), + sort(param(2)), + ), + npi( + "t", + app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(2)), var(1)), + app(var(1), var(0)), + ), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u_rec"), mk_name("u1"), mk_name("u2")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 3, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -733,7 +1205,7 @@ mod tests { /// I : Prop → Prop, mk : I (I aProp) — recursive occurrence in index #[test] fn bad_induct_in_index() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -743,40 +1215,75 @@ mod tests { let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // I : Prop → Prop (0 params, 1 index) - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 1, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: pi(sort0(), sort0()), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 1, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), sort0()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : I (I aProp) — I applied with I(aProp) as index let i_aprop = app(cnst(n, &[]), cnst("aProp", &[])); let i_i_aprop = app(cnst(n, &[]), i_aprop); - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: i_i_aprop, - }); - - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", npi("x", sort0(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort0())), - npi("x", sort0(), - npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - params: 0, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: i_i_aprop, + }, + ); + + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + npi("x", sort0(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort0())), + npi( + "x", + sort0(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 1, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_rejects(&env, &block_id); } @@ -788,10 +1295,13 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn bad_induct_dup_level_params() { let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - let id = mk_simple_indc(&mut env, "inductLevelParam", - 2, // 2 level params - vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! - sort1()); + let id = mk_simple_indc( + &mut env, + "inductLevelParam", + 2, // 2 level params + &[mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! + &sort1(), + ); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -803,7 +1313,7 @@ mod tests { /// BoolProp : Prop with 2 constructors — recursor can only eliminate into Prop #[test] fn good_bool_prop_rec() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "BoolProp"; let block_id = mk_id(n); @@ -812,64 +1322,110 @@ mod tests { let rec_id = mk_id("BoolProp.rec"); // BoolProp : Prop - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort0(), // Prop - ctors: vec![a_id.clone(), b_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.insert(a_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("BoolProp.a"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst(n, &[]), - }); - - env.insert(b_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("BoolProp.b"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst(n, &[]), - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), // Prop + ctors: vec![a_id.clone(), b_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env.insert( + a_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("BoolProp.a"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }, + ); + + env.insert( + b_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("BoolProp.b"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }, + ); // BoolProp.rec : ∀ {motive : BoolProp → Prop} // (a : motive BoolProp.a) (b : motive BoolProp.b) (x : BoolProp), motive x // Note: eliminates into Prop only (no level param), because 2 ctors for a Prop inductive - let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort0()); // BoolProp → Prop + let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort0()); // BoolProp → Prop let minor_a = app(var(0), cnst("BoolProp.a", &[])); let minor_b = app(var(1), cnst("BoolProp.b", &[])); - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - npi("a", minor_a.clone(), - npi("b", minor_b.clone(), - npi("x", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))))); - - let rule_a_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - nlam("ha", minor_a.clone(), - nlam("hb", minor_b.clone(), var(1)))); - let rule_b_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, - nlam("ha", minor_a, - nlam("hb", minor_b, var(0)))); - - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("BoolProp.rec"), level_params: vec![], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, // no level param — Prop only - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_a_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_b_rhs }, - ], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ - block_id.clone(), a_id, b_id, rec_id.clone(), - ]); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + npi( + "a", + minor_a.clone(), + npi("b", minor_b.clone(), npi("x", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))), + ), + ); + + let rule_a_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + nlam("ha", minor_a.clone(), nlam("hb", minor_b.clone(), var(1))), + ); + let rule_b_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty, + nlam("ha", minor_a, nlam("hb", minor_b, var(0))), + ); + + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("BoolProp.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, // no level param — Prop only + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_a_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_b_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert( + block_id.clone(), + vec![block_id.clone(), a_id, b_id, rec_id.clone()], + ); // Check the inductive check_accepts(&env, &block_id); @@ -888,20 +1444,28 @@ mod tests { /// in ctor parameter positions. #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x - let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn("id1", 0, vec![], + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( + "id1", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x - let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn("constType", 0, vec![], + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); let n = "reduceCtorParam"; @@ -911,15 +1475,25 @@ mod tests { // reduceCtorParam : Type → Type (1 param) // is_rec = true because field `constType (I α) (I α)` reduces to `I α` (recursive) - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, - is_rec: true, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : (α : id1 Type) → (constType (I α) (I α)) → I α // id1 Type reduces to Type, constType (I α) (I α) reduces to I α @@ -934,34 +1508,72 @@ mod tests { let field_ty = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), i_alpha.clone()), i_alpha); let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α shifted by field binder - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 1, - ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), + }, + ); // Recursor - let motive_ty = npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))); - let minor = npi("α", sort1(), - npi("x", app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0))), app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0))), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0))))); - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("mk", minor, - npi("α", sort1(), - npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), - app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let motive_ty = + npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))); + let minor = npi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi( + "x", + app( + app(cnst("constType", &[]), app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0))), + app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), + ), + app(app(var(2), var(1)), app(cnst(&format!("{n}.mk"), &[]), var(0))), + ), + ); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi( + "mk", + minor, + npi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_accepts(&env, &block_id); } @@ -976,20 +1588,28 @@ mod tests { /// Kernel should reduce ctor param types and accept this reflexive inductive. #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x - let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn("id1", 0, vec![], + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( + "id1", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x - let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn("constType", 0, vec![], + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); let n = "reduceCtorParamRefl"; @@ -998,15 +1618,25 @@ mod tests { let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); // I : Type → Type (1 param), reflexive - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, - is_rec: true, is_refl: true, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: true, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : (α : id1 Type) → (α → constType (I α) (I α)) → I α // Param type: id1 Type (reduces to Type) @@ -1014,35 +1644,60 @@ mod tests { // Inside field pi (depth 2): x=var(0), α=var(1) // constType (I α) (I α) = constType (I var(1)) (I var(1)) reduces to I var(1) let id1_type = app(cnst("id1", &[]), sort1()); - let i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at depth 2 + let i_alpha = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at depth 2 let ct_i_i = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), i_alpha.clone()), i_alpha); - let field_ty = pi(var(0), ct_i_i); // α → constType (I α) (I α) at depth 1 + let field_ty = pi(var(0), ct_i_i); // α → constType (I α) (I α) at depth 1 // result: I α at depth 2 (inside field binder) let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 1, - ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), - }); + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), + }, + ); // Minimal recursor - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), - npi("α", sort1(), - npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_accepts(&env, &block_id); } @@ -1051,17 +1706,25 @@ mod tests { /// Field: α → constType (I α) α reduces to α → I α (reflexive) #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl2() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); - let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn("id1", 0, vec![], + let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( + "id1", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id1_id, id1_c); - let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn("constType", 0, vec![], + let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); let n = "reduceCtorParamRefl2"; @@ -1069,48 +1732,83 @@ mod tests { let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); let rec_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.rec")); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 1, indices: 0, - is_rec: true, is_refl: true, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), - ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: true, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // mk : (α : id1 Type) → (α → constType (I α) α) → I α // d1: α=var(0). id1 Type as domain. // d2 (inside field pi): x=var(0), α=var(1) // constType (I α) α = constType (I var(1)) var(1) → reduces to I var(1) let id1_type = app(cnst("id1", &[]), sort1()); - let i_alpha_d2 = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at depth 2 + let i_alpha_d2 = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at depth 2 let ct_i_a = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), i_alpha_d2), var(1)); // constType (I α) α - let field_ty = pi(var(0), ct_i_a); // α → constType (I α) α at d1 - let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at d2 - - env.insert(ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), - level_params: vec![], is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 1, fields: 1, - ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), - }); - - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), - npi("α", sort1(), - npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))))); - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 1, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); + let field_ty = pi(var(0), ct_i_a); // α → constType (I α) α at d1 + let result = app(cnst(n, &[]), var(1)); // I α at d2 + + env.insert( + ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.mk")), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("α", id1_type, pi(field_ty, result)), + }, + ); + + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + npi("α", sort1(), pi(app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), sort(param(0)))), + npi( + "α", + sort1(), + npi("t", app(cnst(n, &[]), var(0)), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name(&format!("{n}.rec")), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); check_accepts(&env, &block_id); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs index 67116b2e..4fe01572 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; - use crate::ix::kernel::constant::RecRule; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::RecRule; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::testing::*; @@ -18,16 +18,23 @@ mod tests { /// PN.zero : PN := fun α s z => z /// PN.succ : PN → PN := fun n α s z => s (n α s z) fn peano_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); // PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → α → α // = ∀ (α : Type), (α → α) → α → α // depth 0: α=var(0). (α → α) = pi(var(0), var(1)). α → α at depth 1. // Full: npi("α", sort1(), pi(pi(var(0), var(1)), pi(var(1), var(2)))) let pn_ty = sort1(); // PN : Type - let _pn_val = npi("α", sort1(), - pi(pi(var(0), var(1)), // (α → α) at depth 1: α shifted to var(1) - pi(var(1), // α at depth 2: α = var(2)... wait - var(2)))); // α at depth 3 + let _pn_val = npi( + "α", + sort1(), + pi( + pi(var(0), var(1)), // (α → α) at depth 1: α shifted to var(1) + pi( + var(1), // α at depth 2: α = var(2)... wait + var(2), + ), + ), + ); // α at depth 3 // Actually: ∀ (α : Type), (α → α) → α → α // = npi("α", Sort 1, npi("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), npi("z", var(1), var(2)))) // depth 0 (outside): nothing @@ -37,17 +44,23 @@ mod tests { // z_ty = α = var(1) // depth 3 (inside z): z = var(0), s = var(1), α = var(2) // result = α = var(2) - let pn_val2 = npi("α", sort1(), - npi("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), - npi("z", var(1), - var(2)))); - let (pn_id, pn_c) = mk_defn("PN", 0, vec![], pn_ty, pn_val2, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let pn_val2 = + npi("α", sort1(), npi("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), npi("z", var(1), var(2)))); + let (pn_id, pn_c) = + mk_defn("PN", 0, vec![], pn_ty, pn_val2, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(pn_id, pn_c); // PN.zero : PN := fun α s z => z - let (z_id, z_c) = mk_defn("PN.zero", 0, vec![], + let (z_id, z_c) = mk_defn( + "PN.zero", + 0, + vec![], cnst("PN", &[]), - nlam("α", sort1(), nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), nlam("z", var(1), var(0)))), + nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), nlam("z", var(1), var(0))), + ), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(z_id, z_c); @@ -56,29 +69,47 @@ mod tests { // depth 4: z=var(0), s=var(1), α=var(2), n=var(3) // n α s z = app(app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)), var(0)) // s (n α s z) = app(var(1), app(app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)), var(0))) - let succ_body = app(var(1), - apps(var(3), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)])); - let (s_id, s_c) = mk_defn("PN.succ", 0, vec![], + let succ_body = app(var(1), apps(var(3), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)])); + let (s_id, s_c) = mk_defn( + "PN.succ", + 0, + vec![], pi(cnst("PN", &[]), cnst("PN", &[])), - nlam("n", cnst("PN", &[]), - nlam("α", sort1(), - nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), - nlam("z", var(1), succ_body)))), + nlam( + "n", + cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), nlam("z", var(1), succ_body)), + ), + ), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(s_id, s_c); // PN.add : PN → PN → PN := fun n m α s z => n α s (m α s z) // depth 5: z=0, s=1, α=2, m=3, n=4 - let add_body = apps(var(4), &[var(2), var(1), - apps(var(3), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)])]); - let (a_id, a_c) = mk_defn("PN.add", 0, vec![], + let add_body = + apps(var(4), &[var(2), var(1), apps(var(3), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)])]); + let (a_id, a_c) = mk_defn( + "PN.add", + 0, + vec![], pi(cnst("PN", &[]), pi(cnst("PN", &[]), cnst("PN", &[]))), - nlam("n", cnst("PN", &[]), - nlam("m", cnst("PN", &[]), - nlam("α", sort1(), - nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), - nlam("z", var(1), add_body))))), + nlam( + "n", + cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam( + "m", + cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), nlam("z", var(1), add_body)), + ), + ), + ), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(a_id, a_c); @@ -86,16 +117,26 @@ mod tests { // PN.mul : PN → PN → PN := fun n m α s z => n α (m α s) z // depth 5: z=0, s=1, α=2, m=3, n=4 // m α s = app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)) - let mul_body = apps(var(4), &[var(2), - app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)), - var(0)]); - let (m_id, m_c) = mk_defn("PN.mul", 0, vec![], + let mul_body = + apps(var(4), &[var(2), app(app(var(3), var(2)), var(1)), var(0)]); + let (m_id, m_c) = mk_defn( + "PN.mul", + 0, + vec![], pi(cnst("PN", &[]), pi(cnst("PN", &[]), cnst("PN", &[]))), - nlam("n", cnst("PN", &[]), - nlam("m", cnst("PN", &[]), - nlam("α", sort1(), - nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), - nlam("z", var(1), mul_body))))), + nlam( + "n", + cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam( + "m", + cnst("PN", &[]), + nlam( + "α", + sort1(), + nlam("s", pi(var(0), var(1)), nlam("z", var(1), mul_body)), + ), + ), + ), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(m_id, m_c); @@ -104,16 +145,26 @@ mod tests { let lit0 = cnst("PN.zero", &[]); let lit1 = app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), lit0.clone()); let lit2 = app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), lit1.clone()); - let lit4 = app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), lit2.clone())); + let lit4 = + app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), app(cnst("PN.succ", &[]), lit2.clone())); for (name, val) in [ - ("PN.lit0", lit0), ("PN.lit1", lit1), - ("PN.lit2", lit2.clone()), ("PN.lit4", lit4), + ("PN.lit0", lit0), + ("PN.lit1", lit1), + ("PN.lit2", lit2.clone()), + ("PN.lit4", lit4), ] { - let (id, c) = mk_defn(name, 0, vec![], cnst("PN", &[]), val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + name, + 0, + vec![], + cnst("PN", &[]), + val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id, c); } - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + add_eq_axioms(&env); env } @@ -121,13 +172,25 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_peano1() { let env = peano_env(); - let ty = npi("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), - npi("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), - app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])))); - let val = nlam("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), - nlam("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), - app(var(0), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])))); - let mut env2 = env; + let ty = npi( + "t", + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + npi( + "v", + npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])), + ), + ); + let val = nlam( + "t", + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + nlam( + "v", + npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])), + ), + ); + let env2 = env; let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano1", 0, vec![], ty, val); env2.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env2, &id); @@ -138,15 +201,28 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_peano2() { let env = peano_env(); - let ty = npi("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), - npi("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), - app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])))); + let ty = npi( + "t", + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + npi( + "v", + npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])), + ), + ); // Value uses add lit1 lit1 instead of lit2 - let one_plus_one = app(app(cnst("PN.add", &[]), cnst("PN.lit1", &[])), cnst("PN.lit1", &[])); - let val = nlam("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), - nlam("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), - app(var(0), one_plus_one))); - let mut env2 = env; + let one_plus_one = + app(app(cnst("PN.add", &[]), cnst("PN.lit1", &[])), cnst("PN.lit1", &[])); + let val = nlam( + "t", + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + nlam( + "v", + npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), one_plus_one), + ), + ); + let env2 = env; let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano2", 0, vec![], ty, val); env2.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env2, &id); @@ -157,14 +233,27 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_peano3() { let env = peano_env(); - let ty = npi("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), - npi("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), - app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit4", &[])))); - let two_times_two = app(app(cnst("PN.mul", &[]), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])); - let val = nlam("t", pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), - nlam("v", npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), - app(var(0), two_times_two))); - let mut env2 = env; + let ty = npi( + "t", + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + npi( + "v", + npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(1), cnst("PN.lit4", &[])), + ), + ); + let two_times_two = + app(app(cnst("PN.mul", &[]), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])); + let val = nlam( + "t", + pi(cnst("PN", &[]), sort0()), + nlam( + "v", + npi("n", cnst("PN", &[]), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), two_times_two), + ), + ); + let env2 = env; let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano3", 0, vec![], ty, val); env2.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env2, &id); @@ -176,7 +265,7 @@ mod tests { /// Build Bool environment with working recursor rules. fn bool_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "Bool"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); @@ -184,67 +273,116 @@ mod tests { let rec_id = mk_id("Bool.rec"); // Bool : Type - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // Bool.false : Bool - env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst(n, &[]), - }); + env.insert( + false_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }, + ); // Bool.true : Bool - env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst(n, &[]), - }); + env.insert( + true_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst(n, &[]), + }, + ); // Bool.rec : ∀ {motive : Bool → Sort u} (false : motive Bool.false) (true : motive Bool.true) (t : Bool), motive t let motive_ty = pi(cnst(n, &[]), sort(param(0))); let minor_false = app(var(0), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); let minor_true = app(var(1), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - npi("false", minor_false.clone(), - npi("true", minor_true.clone(), - npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + npi( + "false", + minor_false.clone(), + npi( + "true", + minor_true.clone(), + npi("t", cnst(n, &[]), app(var(3), var(0))), + ), + ), + ); // Rule 0 (false): λ motive hf ht, hf - let rule_false_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - nlam("hf", minor_false.clone(), - nlam("ht", minor_true.clone(), var(1)))); + let rule_false_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + nlam("hf", minor_false.clone(), nlam("ht", minor_true.clone(), var(1))), + ); // Rule 1 (true): λ motive hf ht, ht - let rule_true_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, - nlam("hf", minor_false, - nlam("ht", minor_true, var(0)))); - - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("Bool.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_false_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_true_rhs }, - ], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + let rule_true_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty, + nlam("hf", minor_false, nlam("ht", minor_true, var(0))), + ); + + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Bool.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_false_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_true_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ - block_id, false_id, true_id, rec_id, - ]); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, false_id, true_id, rec_id]); + add_eq_axioms(&env); env } @@ -252,7 +390,7 @@ mod tests { /// ∧ Bool.rec false_val true_val true = true_val #[test] fn good_bool_rec_reduction() { - let mut env = bool_env(); + let env = bool_env(); // Test: Bool.rec (motive := fun _ => Bool) Bool.false Bool.true Bool.false = Bool.false // i.e., the recursor on false returns the false-case value @@ -261,17 +399,25 @@ mod tests { // Eq.{1} (motive Bool.false) (Bool.rec hf ht Bool.false) hf // // Simplified: test with concrete motive = fun _ => Bool - let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[])); // fun _ => Bool - let rec_app = apps(cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - motive.clone(), - cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // false case returns Bool.false - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // true case returns Bool.true - cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // major: false - ]); + let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[])); // fun _ => Bool + let rec_app = apps( + cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[ + motive.clone(), + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // false case returns Bool.false + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // true case returns Bool.true + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), // major: false + ], + ); // After reduction: Bool.rec ... false = false-case = Bool.false - let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), - rec_app, cnst("Bool.false", &[])); - let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let ty = eq_expr( + usucc(uzero()), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + rec_app, + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + ); + let val = + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); let (id, c) = mk_thm("boolRecFalse", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); @@ -280,18 +426,26 @@ mod tests { /// Bool.rec on true returns the true-case value #[test] fn good_bool_rec_reduction_true() { - let mut env = bool_env(); + let env = bool_env(); let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[])); - let rec_app = apps(cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - motive, - cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + let rec_app = apps( + cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[ + motive, + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // major: true + ], + ); + let ty = eq_expr( + usucc(uzero()), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + rec_app, cnst("Bool.true", &[]), - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), // major: true - ]); - let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), - rec_app, cnst("Bool.true", &[])); - let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + ); + let val = + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); let (id, c) = mk_thm("boolRecTrue", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); @@ -303,7 +457,7 @@ mod tests { /// Build N (Nat-like) environment with working recursor rules. fn nat_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "N"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let zero_id = mk_id("N.zero"); @@ -313,31 +467,57 @@ mod tests { let nat = || cnst(n, &[]); // N : Type - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: true, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![zero_id.clone(), succ_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![zero_id.clone(), succ_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // N.zero : N - env.insert(zero_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("N.zero"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: nat(), - }); + env.insert( + zero_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.zero"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: nat(), + }, + ); // N.succ : N → N - env.insert(succ_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("N.succ"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: pi(nat(), nat()), - }); + env.insert( + succ_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("N.succ"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(nat(), nat()), + }, + ); // N.rec : ∀ {motive : N → Sort u} (zero : motive N.zero) // (succ : ∀ (a : N), motive a → motive a.succ) (t : N), motive t @@ -347,45 +527,81 @@ mod tests { // depth of succ minor (inside motive binder): motive = var(1) // Inside the succ forall: a=var(0), motive=var(2) // Inside the ih forall: ih=var(0), a=var(1), motive=var(3) - let minor_succ = npi("a", nat(), - npi("ih", app(var(2), var(0)), - app(var(3), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), var(1))))); - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - npi("zero", minor_zero.clone(), - npi("succ", minor_succ.clone(), - npi("t", nat(), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + let minor_succ = npi( + "a", + nat(), + npi( + "ih", + app(var(2), var(0)), + app(var(3), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), var(1))), + ), + ); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + npi( + "zero", + minor_zero.clone(), + npi("succ", minor_succ.clone(), npi("t", nat(), app(var(3), var(0)))), + ), + ); // Rule 0 (zero, 0 fields): λ motive h_zero h_succ, h_zero - let rule_zero_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - nlam("h_zero", minor_zero.clone(), - nlam("h_succ", minor_succ.clone(), var(1)))); + let rule_zero_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + nlam( + "h_zero", + minor_zero.clone(), + nlam("h_succ", minor_succ.clone(), var(1)), + ), + ); // Rule 1 (succ, 1 field): λ motive h_zero h_succ n, h_succ n (N.rec motive h_zero h_succ n) // depth 4: n=var(0), h_succ=var(1), h_zero=var(2), motive=var(3) let nat_rec = cnst("N.rec", &[param(0)]); let ih = apps(nat_rec, &[var(3), var(2), var(1), var(0)]); - let rule_succ_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, - nlam("h_zero", minor_zero, - nlam("h_succ", minor_succ, - nlam("n", nat(), app(app(var(1), var(0)), ih))))); - - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("N.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, - ], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + let rule_succ_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty, + nlam( + "h_zero", + minor_zero, + nlam( + "h_succ", + minor_succ, + nlam("n", nat(), app(app(var(1), var(0)), ih)), + ), + ), + ); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ - block_id, zero_id, succ_id, rec_id, - ]); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("N.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, zero_id, succ_id, rec_id]); + add_eq_axioms(&env); env } @@ -394,7 +610,7 @@ mod tests { /// Tests: N.add N.zero m = m ∧ N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) #[test] fn good_n_rec_reduction() { - let mut env = nat_env(); + let env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); @@ -402,36 +618,49 @@ mod tests { // N.rec.{1} (motive := fun _ => N → N) // (fun m => m) -- zero case // (fun n ih m => N.succ (ih m)) -- succ case - let motive = nlam("_", nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); // fun _ => N → N + let motive = nlam("_", nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); // fun _ => N → N // zero case: fun m => m let zero_case = nlam("m", nat(), var(0)); // succ case: fun n ih m => N.succ (ih m) // depth 3: m=var(0), ih=var(1) : N → N, n=var(2) : N - let succ_case = nlam("n", nat(), - nlam("ih", pi(nat(), nat()), - nlam("m", nat(), - app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))))); - - let add_val = apps(cnst("N.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - motive, zero_case, succ_case, - ]); - let (add_id, add_c) = mk_defn("N.add", 0, vec![], + let succ_case = nlam( + "n", + nat(), + nlam( + "ih", + pi(nat(), nat()), + nlam("m", nat(), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))), + ), + ); + + let add_val = + apps(cnst("N.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[motive, zero_case, succ_case]); + let (add_id, add_c) = mk_defn( + "N.add", + 0, + vec![], pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())), add_val, - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(add_id, add_c); // Test 1: ∀ m, N.add N.zero m = m // N.add N.zero = (N.rec ...) N.zero → reduces zero case → fun m => m // So N.add N.zero m = m - let ty1 = npi("m", nat(), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), + let ty1 = npi( + "m", + nat(), + eq_expr( + usucc(uzero()), + nat(), app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), cnst("N.zero", &[])), var(0)), - var(0))); - let val1 = nlam("m", nat(), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), var(0))); + var(0), + ), + ); + let val1 = nlam("m", nat(), eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), var(0))); let (id1, c1) = mk_thm("nAddZero", 0, vec![], ty1, val1); env.insert(id1.clone(), c1); check_accepts(&env, &id1); @@ -440,34 +669,60 @@ mod tests { /// N.add N.succ reduction: N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) #[test] fn good_n_rec_reduction_succ() { - let mut env = nat_env(); + let env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); let motive = nlam("_", nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); let zero_case = nlam("m", nat(), var(0)); - let succ_case = nlam("n", nat(), - nlam("ih", pi(nat(), nat()), - nlam("m", nat(), - app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))))); - - let add_val = apps(cnst("N.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - motive, zero_case, succ_case, - ]); - let (add_id, add_c) = mk_defn("N.add", 0, vec![], + let succ_case = nlam( + "n", + nat(), + nlam( + "ih", + pi(nat(), nat()), + nlam("m", nat(), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(var(1), var(0)))), + ), + ); + + let add_val = + apps(cnst("N.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[motive, zero_case, succ_case]); + let (add_id, add_c) = mk_defn( + "N.add", + 0, + vec![], pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())), add_val, - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(add_id, add_c); // Test 2: ∀ n m, N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) // depth 2: n=var(1), m=var(0) - let lhs = app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), var(1))), var(0)); - let rhs = app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), var(1)), var(0))); - let ty2 = npi("n", nat(), npi("m", nat(), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), lhs, rhs))); - let val2 = nlam("n", nat(), nlam("m", nat(), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), - app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), var(1)), var(0)))))); + let lhs = + app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), var(1))), var(0)); + let rhs = + app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), var(1)), var(0))); + let ty2 = npi( + "n", + nat(), + npi("m", nat(), eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), lhs, rhs)), + ); + let val2 = nlam( + "n", + nat(), + nlam( + "m", + nat(), + eq_refl_expr( + usucc(uzero()), + nat(), + app( + cnst("N.succ", &[]), + app(app(cnst("N.add", &[]), var(1)), var(0)), + ), + ), + ), + ); let (id2, c2) = mk_thm("nAddSucc", 0, vec![], ty2, val2); env.insert(id2.clone(), c2); check_accepts(&env, &id2); @@ -480,7 +735,7 @@ mod tests { /// Build an environment with Bool + RTree (reflexive inductive). /// RTree : Type, RTree.leaf : RTree, RTree.node : (Bool → RTree) → RTree fn rtree_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = bool_env(); + let env = bool_env(); let n = "RTree"; let block_id = mk_id(n); @@ -491,31 +746,57 @@ mod tests { let rt = || cnst(n, &[]); // RTree : Type - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: true, is_refl: true, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![leaf_id.clone(), node_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: true, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![leaf_id.clone(), node_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // RTree.leaf : RTree - env.insert(leaf_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("RTree.leaf"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: rt(), - }); + env.insert( + leaf_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("RTree.leaf"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: rt(), + }, + ); // RTree.node : (Bool → RTree) → RTree - env.insert(node_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("RTree.node"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 1, - ty: npi("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), rt()), - }); + env.insert( + node_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("RTree.node"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: npi("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), rt()), + }, + ); // RTree.rec : ∀ {motive : RTree → Sort u} // (leaf : motive RTree.leaf) @@ -531,46 +812,85 @@ mod tests { let ih_ty = npi("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), app(var(3), app(var(1), var(0)))); // depth 4 (inside ih): ih=var(0), children=var(1), motive=var(3) let node_result = app(var(3), app(cnst("RTree.node", &[]), var(1))); - let minor_node = npi("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), - pi(ih_ty, node_result)); - let rec_ty = ipi("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - npi("leaf", minor_leaf.clone(), - npi("node", minor_node.clone(), - npi("t", rt(), app(var(3), var(0)))))); + let minor_node = + npi("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), pi(ih_ty, node_result)); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + npi( + "leaf", + minor_leaf.clone(), + npi("node", minor_node.clone(), npi("t", rt(), app(var(3), var(0)))), + ), + ); // Rule 0 (leaf, 0 fields): λ motive h_leaf h_node, h_leaf - let rule_leaf_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty.clone(), - nlam("h_leaf", minor_leaf.clone(), - nlam("h_node", minor_node.clone(), var(1)))); + let rule_leaf_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty.clone(), + nlam( + "h_leaf", + minor_leaf.clone(), + nlam("h_node", minor_node.clone(), var(1)), + ), + ); // Rule 1 (node, 1 field): λ motive h_leaf h_node children, // h_node children (fun b => RTree.rec motive h_leaf h_node (children b)) // depth 4: children=var(0), h_node=var(1), h_leaf=var(2), motive=var(3) - let rec_call_ih = nlam("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), + let rec_call_ih = nlam( + "b", + cnst("Bool", &[]), // depth 5: b=var(0), children=var(1), h_node=var(2), h_leaf=var(3), motive=var(4) - apps(cnst("RTree.rec", &[param(0)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(2), app(var(1), var(0))])); - let rule_node_rhs = nlam("motive", motive_ty, - nlam("h_leaf", minor_leaf, - nlam("h_node", minor_node, - nlam("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), - app(app(var(1), var(0)), rec_call_ih))))); - - env.insert(rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("RTree.rec"), level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - k: false, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - params: 0, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_leaf_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_node_rhs }, - ], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + apps( + cnst("RTree.rec", &[param(0)]), + &[var(4), var(3), var(2), app(var(1), var(0))], + ), + ); + let rule_node_rhs = nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty, + nlam( + "h_leaf", + minor_leaf, + nlam( + "h_node", + minor_node, + nlam( + "children", + pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), + app(app(var(1), var(0)), rec_call_ih), + ), + ), + ), + ); + + env.insert( + rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("RTree.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_leaf_rhs }, + RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_node_rhs }, + ], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); - env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![ - block_id, leaf_id, node_id, rec_id, - ]); + env + .blocks + .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, leaf_id, node_id, rec_id]); env } @@ -579,7 +899,7 @@ mod tests { /// rtreeRecReduction : ∀ (t1 t2 : RTree), (RTree.node (Bool.rec t2 t1)).left = t1 #[test] fn good_rtree_rec_reduction() { - let mut env = rtree_env(); + let env = rtree_env(); let rt = || cnst("RTree", &[]); @@ -591,16 +911,28 @@ mod tests { // node case: fun children ih => children Bool.true // depth 2: ih=var(0), children=var(1) let ih_ty = npi("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()); // simplified: ∀ b, RTree - let node_case = nlam("children", pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), - nlam("_ih", ih_ty, - app(var(1), cnst("Bool.true", &[])))); - - let left_val = nlam("t", rt(), - apps(cnst("RTree.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - motive, leaf_case, node_case, var(0), - ])); - let (left_id, left_c) = mk_defn("RTree.left", 0, vec![], - pi(rt(), rt()), left_val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let node_case = nlam( + "children", + pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), + nlam("_ih", ih_ty, app(var(1), cnst("Bool.true", &[]))), + ); + + let left_val = nlam( + "t", + rt(), + apps( + cnst("RTree.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[motive, leaf_case, node_case, var(0)], + ), + ); + let (left_id, left_c) = mk_defn( + "RTree.left", + 0, + vec![], + pi(rt(), rt()), + left_val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(left_id, left_c); // Test: ∀ (t1 t2 : RTree), (RTree.node (Bool.rec t2 t1)).left = t1 @@ -609,19 +941,28 @@ mod tests { // depth 2: t1=var(1), t2=var(0)... wait, t1 first then t2: // ∀ (t1 : RTree) (t2 : RTree), ... // depth 2: t2=var(0), t1=var(1) - let bool_rec_app = apps(cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), // motive: fun _ => RTree - var(0), // false case = t2 - var(1), // true case = t1 - ]); + let bool_rec_app = apps( + cnst("Bool.rec", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[ + nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), rt()), // motive: fun _ => RTree + var(0), // false case = t2 + var(1), // true case = t1 + ], + ); // RTree.node (Bool.rec ...) : RTree let node_app = app(cnst("RTree.node", &[]), bool_rec_app); // RTree.left (RTree.node ...) should reduce to t1 let lhs = app(cnst("RTree.left", &[]), node_app); - let ty = npi("t1", rt(), npi("t2", rt(), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), rt(), lhs, var(1)))); - let val = nlam("t1", rt(), nlam("t2", rt(), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), rt(), var(1)))); + let ty = npi( + "t1", + rt(), + npi("t2", rt(), eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), rt(), lhs, var(1))), + ); + let val = nlam( + "t1", + rt(), + nlam("t2", rt(), eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), rt(), var(1))), + ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("rtreeRecReduction", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -636,7 +977,7 @@ mod tests { /// Type checking a Nat literal — needs Primitives wired up. #[test] fn good_nat_lit() { - let mut env = nat_env(); + let env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); // We need to use the actual Nat type for nat literals. @@ -646,8 +987,8 @@ mod tests { use crate::ix::address::Address; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; let nat_0 = ME::nat(Nat::from(0u64), Address::hash(b"natval_0")); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("aNatLit", 0, vec![], nat(), nat_0, - ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("aNatLit", 0, vec![], nat(), nat_0, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); let mut prims = test_prims(&env); prims.nat = mk_id("N"); @@ -660,16 +1001,17 @@ mod tests { /// Nat literal 3 must reduce to succ(succ(succ(zero))). #[test] fn good_nat_lit_eq() { - let mut env = nat_env(); + let env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); use crate::ix::address::Address; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; let nat_3 = ME::nat(Nat::from(3u64), Address::hash(b"natval_3")); - let succ_succ_succ_zero = app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), - app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), - app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), cnst("N.zero", &[])))); + let succ_succ_succ_zero = app( + cnst("N.succ", &[]), + app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), app(cnst("N.succ", &[]), cnst("N.zero", &[]))), + ); // Eq.{1} N 3 (succ (succ (succ zero))) let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), nat_3.clone(), succ_succ_succ_zero); @@ -691,34 +1033,60 @@ mod tests { /// Build Prod.{u,v} : Type u → Type v → Type (max u v) environment. fn prod_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_axioms(&mut env); + let env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&env); // Also need Bool for projection tests let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); let true_id = mk_id("Bool.true"); - env.insert(bool_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("Bool"), level_params: vec![], - lvls: 0, params: 0, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: bool_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: sort1(), - ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], - }); - env.insert(false_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.false"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), - }); - env.insert(true_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Bool.true"), level_params: vec![], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 0, - induct: bool_id.clone(), cidx: 1, params: 0, fields: 0, - ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), - }); + env.insert( + bool_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Bool"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: bool_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![false_id.clone(), true_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![bool_id.clone()], + }, + ); + env.insert( + false_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.false"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); + env.insert( + true_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Bool.true"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: bool_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(bool_id, vec![mk_id("Bool"), false_id, true_id]); let n = "Prod"; @@ -728,35 +1096,65 @@ mod tests { // Prod.{u,v} : Type u → Type v → Type (max u v) // param(0) = u, param(1) = v - let prod_ty = npi("α", sort(usucc(param(0))), - npi("β", sort(usucc(param(1))), - sort(usucc(umax(param(0), param(1)))))); - env.insert(block_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name(n), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - lvls: 2, params: 2, indices: 0, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: prod_ty, - ctors: vec![mk_ctor_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); + let prod_ty = npi( + "α", + sort(usucc(param(0))), + npi("β", sort(usucc(param(1))), sort(usucc(umax(param(0), param(1))))), + ); + env.insert( + block_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name(n), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + lvls: 2, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: prod_ty, + ctors: vec![mk_ctor_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); // Prod.mk.{u,v} : {α : Type u} → {β : Type v} → α → β → Prod α β // depth 2 (inside α, β implicit): α=var(1), β=var(0) // depth 4 (inside fst, snd): fst=var(1), snd=var(0), β=var(2), α=var(3) - let mk_ty = ipi("α", sort(usucc(param(0))), - ipi("β", sort(usucc(param(1))), - npi("fst", var(1), - npi("snd", var(1), - app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(3)), var(2)))))); - env.insert(mk_ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Prod.mk"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - induct: block_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 2, - ty: mk_ty, - }); + let mk_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(usucc(param(0))), + ipi( + "β", + sort(usucc(param(1))), + npi( + "fst", + var(1), + npi( + "snd", + var(1), + app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(3)), var(2)), + ), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Prod.mk"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + induct: block_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 2, + ty: mk_ty, + }, + ); // Prod.rec.{u,v,w} with k=true (structure) // ∀ {α : Type u} {β : Type v} {motive : Prod α β → Sort w} @@ -769,29 +1167,43 @@ mod tests { // d3 (inside motive): motive=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) // minor mk: ∀ (fst : α) (snd : β), motive (Prod.mk fst snd) // d5 (inside fst, snd): snd=var(0), fst=var(1), motive=var(2), β=var(3), α=var(4) - let mk_app = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[param(0), param(1)]), - &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); - let minor_mk = npi("fst", var(2), npi("snd", var(2), - app(var(2), mk_app))); + let mk_app = apps( + cnst("Prod.mk", &[param(0), param(1)]), + &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)], + ); + let minor_mk = npi("fst", var(2), npi("snd", var(2), app(var(2), mk_app))); // d4 (inside mk): mk=var(0), motive=var(1), β=var(2), α=var(3) let prod_ab_d4 = app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(3)), var(2)); // d5 (inside t): t=var(0), mk=var(1), motive=var(2), β=var(3), α=var(4) - let rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(usucc(param(0))), - ipi("β", sort(usucc(param(1))), - ipi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("mk", minor_mk.clone(), - npi("t", prod_ab_d4, - app(var(2), var(0))))))); + let rec_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(usucc(param(0))), + ipi( + "β", + sort(usucc(param(1))), + ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi( + "mk", + minor_mk.clone(), + npi("t", prod_ab_d4, app(var(2), var(0))), + ), + ), + ), + ); // Rule: Prod.mk case (2 fields) // rhs: λ {α} {β} (motive) (mk_case) (fst) (snd), mk_case fst snd // depth 6: snd=var(0), fst=var(1), mk_case=var(2), motive=var(3), β=var(4), α=var(5) let prod_ab_r = app(app(cnst(n, &[param(0), param(1)]), var(1)), var(0)); let motive_ty_r = pi(prod_ab_r, sort(param(2))); - let mk_app_r = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[param(0), param(1)]), - &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)]); - let minor_mk_r = npi("fst", var(2), npi("snd", var(2), - app(var(2), mk_app_r))); + let mk_app_r = apps( + cnst("Prod.mk", &[param(0), param(1)]), + &[var(4), var(3), var(1), var(0)], + ); + let minor_mk_r = + npi("fst", var(2), npi("snd", var(2), app(var(2), mk_app_r))); // rhs: λ {α} {β} motive mk_case fst snd, mk_case fst snd // d4 (after α,β,motive,mk_case): mk_case=0, motive=1, β=2, α=3 // fst domain: α = var(3) @@ -799,28 +1211,51 @@ mod tests { // snd domain: β = var(3) // d6 (body): snd=0, fst=1, mk_case=2, motive=3, β=4, α=5 // mk_case fst snd = app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0)) - let rule_rhs = ME::lam(mk_name("α"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort(usucc(param(0))), - ME::lam(mk_name("β"), crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, sort(usucc(param(1))), - nlam("motive", motive_ty_r, - nlam("mk_case", minor_mk_r, - nlam("fst", var(3), - nlam("snd", var(3), - app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0)))))))); - - env.insert(rec_ctor_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("Prod.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v"), mk_name("w")], - k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 3, - params: 2, indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], - lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], - }); - - env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![ - mk_id("Prod"), mk_ctor_id, rec_ctor_id, - ]); + let rule_rhs = ME::lam( + mk_name("α"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort(usucc(param(0))), + ME::lam( + mk_name("β"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort(usucc(param(1))), + nlam( + "motive", + motive_ty_r, + nlam( + "mk_case", + minor_mk_r, + nlam( + "fst", + var(3), + nlam("snd", var(3), app(app(var(2), var(1)), var(0))), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); + + env.insert( + rec_ctor_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Prod.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v"), mk_name("w")], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 3, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(block_id, vec![mk_id("Prod"), mk_ctor_id, rec_ctor_id]); env } @@ -828,20 +1263,25 @@ mod tests { /// Projection .proj Prod 1 (Prod.mk true false) reduces to false. #[test] fn good_proj_red() { - let mut env = prod_env(); + let env = prod_env(); // Prod.mk.{0,0} Bool Bool true false : Prod Bool Bool - let pair = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[]), - ]); + let pair = apps( + cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), + &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + ], + ); // .proj Prod 1 pair = false let proj = ME::prj(mk_id("Prod"), 1, pair); // Eq.{1} Bool (.proj Prod 1 (mk true false)) false - let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), - proj, cnst("Bool.false", &[])); - let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), - cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let ty = + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), proj, cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let val = + eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); let (id, c) = mk_thm("projRed", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -852,26 +1292,31 @@ mod tests { /// Structure eta: a value of a structure type equals the constructor applied to its projections. #[test] fn good_struct_eta() { - let mut env = prod_env(); + let env = prod_env(); - let prod_bb = app(app(cnst("Prod", &[uzero(), uzero()]), - cnst("Bool", &[])), cnst("Bool", &[])); + let prod_bb = app( + app(cnst("Prod", &[uzero(), uzero()]), cnst("Bool", &[])), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + ); // depth 1: x=var(0) : Prod Bool Bool let proj0 = ME::prj(mk_id("Prod"), 0, var(0)); let proj1 = ME::prj(mk_id("Prod"), 1, var(0)); - let reconstructed = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), - proj0, proj1, - ]); + let reconstructed = apps( + cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), + &[cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), proj0, proj1], + ); // ∀ (x : Prod Bool Bool), Eq.{1} (Prod Bool Bool) x (Prod.mk (x.1) (x.2)) - let ty = npi("x", prod_bb.clone(), - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), prod_bb.clone(), var(0), reconstructed)); + let ty = npi( + "x", + prod_bb.clone(), + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), prod_bb.clone(), var(0), reconstructed), + ); // fun x => Eq.refl.{1} (Prod Bool Bool) x - let val = nlam("x", prod_bb.clone(), - eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), prod_bb, var(0))); + let val = + nlam("x", prod_bb.clone(), eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), prod_bb, var(0))); let (id, c) = mk_thm("structEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -881,23 +1326,31 @@ mod tests { /// prodRecEqns: Prod.rec f (Prod.mk true false) = f true false = true #[test] fn good_prod_rec_reduction() { - let mut env = prod_env(); + let env = prod_env(); let u1 = usucc(uzero()); - let prod_bb = app(app(cnst("Prod", &[uzero(), uzero()]), - cnst("Bool", &[])), cnst("Bool", &[])); + let prod_bb = app( + app(cnst("Prod", &[uzero(), uzero()]), cnst("Bool", &[])), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + ); let motive = nlam("_", prod_bb, cnst("Bool", &[])); - let f_case = nlam("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), nlam("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), var(1))); - let pair = apps(cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), - cnst("Bool.true", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[]), - ]); - let rec_app = apps(cnst("Prod.rec", &[uzero(), uzero(), u1.clone()]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), - motive, f_case, pair, - ]); - let ty = eq_expr(u1.clone(), cnst("Bool", &[]), - rec_app, cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let f_case = + nlam("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), nlam("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), var(1))); + let pair = apps( + cnst("Prod.mk", &[uzero(), uzero()]), + &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + cnst("Bool.true", &[]), + cnst("Bool.false", &[]), + ], + ); + let rec_app = apps( + cnst("Prod.rec", &[uzero(), uzero(), u1.clone()]), + &[cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]), motive, f_case, pair], + ); + let ty = + eq_expr(u1.clone(), cnst("Bool", &[]), rec_app, cnst("Bool.true", &[])); let val = eq_refl_expr(u1, cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); let (id, c) = mk_thm("prodRecEqns", 0, vec![], ty, val); @@ -915,52 +1368,96 @@ mod tests { let refl_id = mk_id("Eq.refl"); let eq_rec_id = mk_id("Eq.rec"); - let eq_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); - env.insert(eq_id.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: mk_name("Eq"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - lvls: 1, params: 2, indices: 1, - is_rec: false, is_refl: false, is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, - block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: eq_ty, - ctors: vec![refl_id.clone()], - lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], - }); - - let eq_refl_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - npi("a", var(0), - apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(0)]), &[var(1), var(0), var(0)]))); - env.insert(refl_id.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: mk_name("Eq.refl"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - is_unsafe: false, lvls: 1, - induct: eq_id.clone(), cidx: 0, params: 2, fields: 0, - ty: eq_refl_ty, - }); + let eq_ty = + ipi("α", sort(param(0)), npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); + env.insert( + eq_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: mk_name("Eq"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + lvls: 1, + params: 2, + indices: 1, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: eq_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_ty, + ctors: vec![refl_id.clone()], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }, + ); + + let eq_refl_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + npi( + "a", + var(0), + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(0)]), &[var(1), var(0), var(0)]), + ), + ); + env.insert( + refl_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name("Eq.refl"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: eq_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 0, + ty: eq_refl_ty, + }, + ); // Minimal Eq.rec (k=true) let eq_a_aprime = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1), var(0)]); let motive_ty = npi("a'", var(1), pi(eq_a_aprime, sort(param(0)))); let eq_refl_a = apps(cnst("Eq.refl", &[param(1)]), &[var(2), var(1)]); let minor_refl = app(app(var(0), var(1)), eq_refl_a); - let eq_a_aprime_d5 = apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); + let eq_a_aprime_d5 = + apps(cnst("Eq", &[param(1)]), &[var(4), var(3), var(0)]); let result = app(app(var(3), var(1)), var(0)); - let eq_rec_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(1)), - ipi("a", var(0), - ipi("motive", motive_ty, - npi("refl", minor_refl, - ipi("a'", var(3), - npi("t", eq_a_aprime_d5, result)))))); - env.insert(eq_rec_id.clone(), KConst::Recr { - name: mk_name("Eq.rec"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u_1")], - k: true, is_unsafe: false, lvls: 2, - params: 2, indices: 1, motives: 1, minors: 1, - block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, - ty: eq_rec_ty, rules: vec![], - lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], - }); + let eq_rec_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(1)), + ipi( + "a", + var(0), + ipi( + "motive", + motive_ty, + npi( + "refl", + minor_refl, + ipi("a'", var(3), npi("t", eq_a_aprime_d5, result)), + ), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + eq_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: mk_name("Eq.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u_1")], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + params: 2, + indices: 1, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: eq_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: eq_rec_ty, + rules: vec![], + lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], + }, + ); env.blocks.insert(eq_id, vec![mk_id("Eq"), refl_id, eq_rec_id]); } @@ -974,31 +1471,45 @@ mod tests { // Quot.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (α → α → Prop) → Sort u // depth 1 (inside α): α = var(0) - let quot_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - pi(pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), sort(param(0)))); - env.insert(mk_id("Quot"), KConst::Quot { - name: mk_name("Quot"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - kind: QuotKind::Type, - lvls: 1, - ty: quot_ty, - }); + let quot_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + pi(pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), sort(param(0))), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Quot"), + KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: QuotKind::Type, + lvls: 1, + ty: quot_ty, + }, + ); // Quot.mk.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (r : α → α → Prop) → α → Quot r // depth 2 (inside α, r): α=var(1), r=var(0) // depth 3 (inside a): a=var(0), r=var(1), α=var(2) // Quot α r = app(app(Quot.{u}, var(2)), var(1)) - let quot_mk_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - npi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - npi("a", var(1), - app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(2)), var(1))))); - env.insert(mk_id("Quot.mk"), KConst::Quot { - name: mk_name("Quot.mk"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - kind: QuotKind::Ctor, - lvls: 1, - ty: quot_mk_ty, - }); + let quot_mk_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + npi( + "r", + pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + npi("a", var(1), app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(2)), var(1))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Quot.mk"), + KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot.mk"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: QuotKind::Ctor, + lvls: 1, + ty: quot_mk_ty, + }, + ); // Quot.lift.{u,v} : // {α : Sort u} → {r : α → α → Prop} → {β : Sort v} → @@ -1024,25 +1535,51 @@ mod tests { // Quot r → β: pi(Quot α r, β) // Quot α r = app(app(Quot.{u}, var(4)), var(3)) // d6: (inside pi) β = var(3) - let f_ty = pi(var(2), var(1)); // α → β at d3 - let h_ty = npi("a", var(3), npi("b", var(4), - pi(app(app(var(4), var(1)), var(0)), - eq_expr(param(1), var(4), app(var(3), var(2)), app(var(3), var(1)))))); + let f_ty = pi(var(2), var(1)); // α → β at d3 + let h_ty = npi( + "a", + var(3), + npi( + "b", + var(4), + pi( + app(app(var(4), var(1)), var(0)), + eq_expr(param(1), var(4), app(var(3), var(2)), app(var(3), var(1))), + ), + ), + ); let _quot_r_3 = (); // unused, remove old - let quot_lift_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - ipi("β", sort(param(1)), - npi("f", f_ty, - npi("h", h_ty, - pi(app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(4)), var(3)), - var(3))))))); - env.insert(mk_id("Quot.lift"), KConst::Quot { - name: mk_name("Quot.lift"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], - kind: QuotKind::Lift, - lvls: 2, - ty: quot_lift_ty, - }); + let quot_lift_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + ipi( + "r", + pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi( + "β", + sort(param(1)), + npi( + "f", + f_ty, + npi( + "h", + h_ty, + pi(app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(4)), var(3)), var(3)), + ), + ), + ), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Quot.lift"), + KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot.lift"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + kind: QuotKind::Lift, + lvls: 2, + ty: quot_lift_ty, + }, + ); // Quot.ind.{u} : // {α : Sort u} → {r : α → α → Prop} → {β : Quot r → Prop} → @@ -1058,30 +1595,40 @@ mod tests { // mk : ∀ (a : α), β (Quot.mk r a) // d4: a. a=var(0), β=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) // Quot.mk.{u} α r a = apps(Quot.mk, [var(3), var(2), var(0)]) - let quot_mk_r_a = apps(cnst("Quot.mk", &[param(0)]), &[var(3), var(2), var(0)]); + let quot_mk_r_a = + apps(cnst("Quot.mk", &[param(0)]), &[var(3), var(2), var(0)]); let mk_minor = npi("a", var(2), app(var(1), quot_mk_r_a)); // d4: q. mk=var(0), β=var(1), r=var(2), α=var(3) // Quot α r at d4 = app(app(Quot.{u}, var(3)), var(2)) let quot_r_d4 = app(app(cnst("Quot", &[param(0)]), var(3)), var(2)); // d5: (inside q). q=var(0), mk=var(1), β=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) - let result = app(var(2), var(0)); // β q - let quot_ind_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), - ipi("r", pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), - ipi("β", beta_ty, - npi("mk", mk_minor, - npi("q", quot_r_d4, result))))); - env.insert(mk_id("Quot.ind"), KConst::Quot { - name: mk_name("Quot.ind"), - level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], - kind: QuotKind::Ind, - lvls: 1, - ty: quot_ind_ty, - }); + let result = app(var(2), var(0)); // β q + let quot_ind_ty = ipi( + "α", + sort(param(0)), + ipi( + "r", + pi(var(0), pi(var(1), sort0())), + ipi("β", beta_ty, npi("mk", mk_minor, npi("q", quot_r_d4, result))), + ), + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("Quot.ind"), + KConst::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot.ind"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: QuotKind::Ind, + lvls: 1, + ty: quot_ind_ty, + }, + ); env } - fn quot_prims(env: &KEnv) -> crate::ix::kernel::primitive::Primitives { + fn quot_prims( + env: &KEnv, + ) -> crate::ix::kernel::primitive::Primitives { let mut prims = test_prims(env); prims.quot_type = mk_id("Quot"); prims.quot_ctor = mk_id("Quot.mk"); @@ -1116,7 +1663,7 @@ mod tests { /// quotLiftReduction: Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r a) = f a #[test] fn good_quot_lift_reduction() { - let mut env = quot_env(); + let env = quot_env(); let prims = quot_prims(&env); // We need a concrete type for testing. Use Bool (as axiom). @@ -1126,12 +1673,17 @@ mod tests { env.insert(true_id, true_c); // r : Bool → Bool → Prop (axiom) - let (r_id, r_c) = mk_axiom("r", 0, vec![], - pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), sort0()))); + let (r_id, r_c) = mk_axiom( + "r", + 0, + vec![], + pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), sort0())), + ); env.insert(r_id, r_c); // f : Bool → Bool (axiom) - let (f_id, f_c) = mk_axiom("f", 0, vec![], pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]))); + let (f_id, f_c) = + mk_axiom("f", 0, vec![], pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[]))); env.insert(f_id, f_c); // h : ∀ (a b : Bool), r a b → Eq.{1} Bool (f a) (f b) @@ -1141,31 +1693,47 @@ mod tests { // d2: (inside pi for r a b →). proof=var(0), b=var(1), a=var(2) // Eq.{1} Bool (f a) (f b): f a = app(f, var(2)), f b = app(f, var(1)) let r_ab = app(app(cnst("r", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); - let h_ty = npi("a", cnst("Bool", &[]), npi("b", cnst("Bool", &[]), - pi(r_ab, - eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), - app(cnst("f", &[]), var(2)), // f a — a is var(2) at depth 3 - app(cnst("f", &[]), var(1))) // f b — b is var(1) at depth 3 - ))); + let h_ty = npi( + "a", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + npi( + "b", + cnst("Bool", &[]), + pi( + r_ab, + eq_expr( + usucc(uzero()), + cnst("Bool", &[]), + app(cnst("f", &[]), var(2)), // f a — a is var(2) at depth 3 + app(cnst("f", &[]), var(1)), + ), // f b — b is var(1) at depth 3 + ), + ), + ); let (h_id, h_c) = mk_axiom("h", 0, vec![], h_ty); env.insert(h_id, h_c); // Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r Bool.true) = f Bool.true - let quot_mk_app = apps(cnst("Quot.mk", &[usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("r", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[]), - ]); - let lift_app = apps(cnst("Quot.lift", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), &[ - cnst("Bool", &[]), // α - cnst("r", &[]), // r - cnst("Bool", &[]), // β - cnst("f", &[]), // f - cnst("h", &[]), // h - quot_mk_app, // Quot.mk r Bool.true - ]); + let quot_mk_app = apps( + cnst("Quot.mk", &[usucc(uzero())]), + &[cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("r", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])], + ); + let lift_app = apps( + cnst("Quot.lift", &[usucc(uzero()), usucc(uzero())]), + &[ + cnst("Bool", &[]), // α + cnst("r", &[]), // r + cnst("Bool", &[]), // β + cnst("f", &[]), // f + cnst("h", &[]), // h + quot_mk_app, // Quot.mk r Bool.true + ], + ); let f_true = app(cnst("f", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); // Eq.{1} Bool (Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r true)) (f true) - let ty = eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), lift_app, f_true.clone()); + let ty = + eq_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), lift_app, f_true.clone()); let val = eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), f_true); let (id, c) = mk_thm("quotLiftReduction", 0, vec![], ty, val); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 4d5415e1..85ad2db3 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -6,11 +6,10 @@ use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::Addr; -use super::error::TcError; +use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; -use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; +use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::subst; use super::tc::{IotaInfo, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; @@ -42,12 +41,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // an equivalence class share the same normal form. if let Some(root_key) = self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); } } @@ -100,11 +98,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Also cache under equiv root so all equiv-class members benefit. if let Some(root_key) = self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - self.whnf_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); - } + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + self.whnf_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); } } Ok(cur) @@ -181,8 +178,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { break; } } - for j in i..args.len() { - body = self.intern(KExpr::app(body, args[j].clone())); + for arg in &args[i..] { + body = self.intern(KExpr::app(body, arg.clone())); } cur = body; continue; @@ -234,12 +231,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Equiv-root second-chance for whnf_no_delta. if let Some(root_key) = self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); } } @@ -293,11 +289,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); if let Some(root_key) = self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) + && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - if root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - self.whnf_no_delta_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); - } + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); + self.whnf_no_delta_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); } } Ok(cur) @@ -312,14 +307,13 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { return Ok(Some(unfolded)); } // Bare constant - if let ExprData::Const(id, us, _) = e.data() { - if let Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) = self.env.get(id) { - if kind == DefKind::Definition || kind == DefKind::Theorem { - let val = val.clone(); - let us: Vec<_> = us.iter().cloned().collect(); - return Ok(Some(self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us))); - } - } + if let ExprData::Const(id, us, _) = e.data() + && let Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) = self.env.get(id) + && (kind == DefKind::Definition || kind == DefKind::Theorem) + { + let val = val.clone(); + let us: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); + return Ok(Some(self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us))); } Ok(None) } @@ -345,7 +339,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { _ => return Ok(None), }; - let us: Vec<_> = us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let us: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); let val = self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us); let mut result = val; @@ -380,16 +374,16 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { lvls, .. }) => { - let major_idx = (params + motives + minors + indices) as usize; + let major_idx = u64_to_usize::(params + motives + minors + indices)?; if spine.len() <= major_idx { return Ok(None); } IotaInfo { k, - params: params as usize, - motives: motives as usize, - minors: minors as usize, - indices: indices as usize, + params: u64_to_usize::(params)?, + motives: u64_to_usize::(motives)?, + minors: u64_to_usize::(minors)?, + indices: u64_to_usize::(indices)?, major_idx, rules: rules.clone(), lvls, @@ -404,7 +398,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let major = &spine[recr.major_idx]; let major = if recr.k { self - .to_ctor_when_k(major, &rec_id, &recr)? + .synth_ctor_when_k(major, &rec_id, &recr)? .unwrap_or_else(|| major.clone()) } else { major.clone() @@ -448,7 +442,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { }; let (cidx, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { cidx, fields, .. }) => { - (cidx as usize, fields as usize) + (u64_to_usize::(cidx)?, u64_to_usize::(fields)?) }, _ => unreachable!(), }; @@ -465,7 +459,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if ctor_fields > ctor_args.len() { return Ok(None); } - let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.to_vec(); let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec); let pmm_end = recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors; @@ -547,7 +541,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if matches!(major_sort_w.data(), ExprData::Sort(u, _) if u.is_zero()) { return Ok(None); } - let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.to_vec(); let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec); let pmm_end = recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors; let mut result = rhs; @@ -576,7 +570,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// 2. Check head constant matches the recursor's target inductive /// 3. Build nullary ctor: `Ctor.{levels} params...` /// 4. Infer ctor's type, check def-eq with major's type - fn to_ctor_when_k( + fn synth_ctor_when_k( &mut self, major: &KExpr, rec_id: &KId, @@ -669,12 +663,12 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { }; let ctor_params = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { params, .. }) => params as usize, + Some(KConst::Ctor { params, .. }) => usize::try_from(params).ok()?, _ => return None, }; let field_start = ctor_params; - let idx = field_start + field as usize; + let idx = field_start + usize::try_from(field).ok()?; args.get(idx).cloned() } @@ -748,7 +742,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } else { let pred_val = Nat(&val.0 - BigUint::from(1u64)); let pred_addr = - crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&pred_val.to_le_bytes()); + Address::hash(&pred_val.to_le_bytes()); let pred_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(pred_val, pred_addr)); let succ = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([]))); @@ -778,7 +772,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a) { let result = Nat(&n.0 + 1u64); let blob_addr = - crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); } return Ok(None); @@ -794,7 +788,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { Nat(&n.0 - 1u64) }; let blob_addr = - crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); } return Ok(None); @@ -839,7 +833,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { Some(r) => r, None => return Ok(None), // can't compute, leave unreduced }; - let blob_addr = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)) } else { let b = if addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { @@ -917,7 +911,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if is_dec_lt { let succ_a = Nat(&a_val.0 + 1u64); let succ_a_addr = - crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&succ_a.to_le_bytes()); + Address::hash(&succ_a.to_le_bytes()); let succ_a_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(succ_a, succ_a_addr)); // Build: Nat.decLe (n+1) m let dec_le_const = @@ -974,65 +968,63 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { Box::new([]), )); self.intern(KExpr::app(is_true, proof)) + } else if is_dec_eq { + // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false)) + let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), + Box::new([u1.clone()]), + )); + let bool_ty = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let bool_false = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_false)); + + let proof_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_false_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, refl_proof)); + + let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )); + self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) } else { - if is_dec_eq { - // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false)) - let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), - Box::new([u1.clone()]), - )); - let bool_ty = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let bool_false = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); - let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_false)); - - let proof_const = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_false_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, refl_proof)); - - let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), - Box::new([]), - )); - self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) - } else { - // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true n m (Bool.noConfusion (Eq.refl Bool.false))) - // The proof of ¬(Nat.ble n m = true) when Nat.ble n m = false: - // Bool.noConfusion applied to Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false gives us the contradiction - let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), - Box::new([u1.clone()]), - )); - let bool_ty = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let bool_false = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); - let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_false)); - - let no_confusion = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.bool_no_confusion.clone(), - Box::new([]), - )); - let no_confusion_proof = - self.intern(KExpr::app(no_confusion, refl_proof)); - - let proof_const = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_false_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, no_confusion_proof)); - - let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), - Box::new([]), - )); - self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) - } + // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true n m (Bool.noConfusion (Eq.refl Bool.false))) + // The proof of ¬(Nat.ble n m = true) when Nat.ble n m = false: + // Bool.noConfusion applied to Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false gives us the contradiction + let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), + Box::new([u1.clone()]), + )); + let bool_ty = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let bool_false = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); + let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_false)); + + let no_confusion = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.bool_no_confusion.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )); + let no_confusion_proof = + self.intern(KExpr::app(no_confusion, refl_proof)); + + let proof_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_false_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); + let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, no_confusion_proof)); + + let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )); + self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) }; let mut result = result_expr; @@ -1146,7 +1138,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { }; // Instantiate universe params and fully evaluate (guarded) - let us_vec: Vec<_> = arg_us.iter().cloned().collect(); + let us_vec: Vec<_> = arg_us.to_vec(); let body = self.instantiate_univ_params(&body, &us_vec); self.in_native_reduce = true; let result = self.whnf(&body); @@ -1226,6 +1218,7 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( if b.0 == zero { a.0.clone() } else { &a.0 % &b.0 } } else if *addr == p.nat_pow.addr { match b.to_u64() { + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: exp <= 1_000_000 Some(exp) if exp <= 1_000_000 => a.0.pow(exp as u32), _ => return None, // too large to compute } @@ -1239,11 +1232,13 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( &a.0 ^ &b.0 } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_left.addr { match b.to_u64() { + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 1_000_000 Some(shift) if shift <= 1_000_000 => &a.0 << shift as usize, _ => return None, // too large to compute } } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_right.addr { match b.to_u64() { + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 1_000_000 Some(shift) if shift <= 1_000_000 => &a.0 >> shift as usize, _ => zero, // right-shift by huge amount gives 0 (correct) } @@ -1261,10 +1256,11 @@ mod tests { use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::primitive::Primitives; use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; use super::*; use crate::ix::address::Address; - use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; type AE = KExpr; @@ -1285,7 +1281,7 @@ mod tests { /// Build a minimal env with a single definition: `id := λ x. x : Sort 0 → Sort 0` fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); // Sort 0 → Sort 0 let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); // λ x. x env.insert( @@ -1446,7 +1442,7 @@ mod tests { fn nat_env() -> KEnv { use super::super::constant::RecRule; - let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Nat"); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -1582,10 +1578,10 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_sub_native() { // Nat.sub 1000 500 should reduce to Nat(500) via try_reduce_nat, // without delta-unfolding Nat.sub's body. - let mut env = nat_env(); + let env = nat_env(); // Build primitives from an empty env to get hardcoded addresses as KIds let empty = KEnv::new(); - let prims = super::super::primitive::Primitives::from_env(&empty); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); // Insert Nat.sub at its REAL primitive address so try_reduce_nat recognizes it let sub_id = prims.nat_sub.clone(); let sub_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); @@ -1641,10 +1637,10 @@ mod tests { // proving `Nat.sub (2^16) x =?= y` via def-eq. If Nat.sub gets // delta-unfolded to Nat.rec before try_reduce_nat intercepts it, // the kernel diverges on iota reduction. - let mut env = nat_env(); + let env = nat_env(); // Build primitives from an empty env to get hardcoded addresses as KIds let empty = KEnv::new(); - let prims = super::super::primitive::Primitives::from_env(&empty); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); let sub_id = prims.nat_sub.clone(); let sub_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); // Body that uses Nat.rec — if delta-unfolded, this would produce @@ -1731,9 +1727,9 @@ mod tests { /// Nat.pow at the correct primitive address /// USize.size := Nat.pow 2 numBits (reducible def) fn usize_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = nat_env(); + let env = nat_env(); let empty = KEnv::new(); - let prims = super::super::primitive::Primitives::from_env(&empty); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); // System.Platform.numBits — insert at the real primitive address // so try_reduce_native recognizes it. It's a def whose body doesn't diff --git a/src/lib.rs b/src/lib.rs index 181c9e3f..49a42a16 100644 --- a/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/lib.rs @@ -1,3 +1,7 @@ +#![allow(clippy::type_complexity)] +#![allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +#![allow(clippy::unnecessary_wraps)] + #[allow(unused_extern_crates)] #[cfg(test)] extern crate quickcheck; From 142cc5e86a6d16f602d0cfdc9bd242105537179f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2026 08:06:13 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 03/34] Add canonical aux_gen pipeline for alpha-collapsed inductive blocks MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit When sort_consts collapses N mutual inductives into fewer equivalence classes, Lean's auto-generated auxiliaries (.rec, .recOn, .casesOn, .below, .brecOn, .noConfusion) have the wrong arity. Rather than surgically patching them, this commit regenerates them from the canonical class structure, producing identical output regardless of source declaration order. Core additions: - src/ix/compile/aux_gen/ — Full auxiliary regeneration module with submodules for each auxiliary kind: recursor (3.5k lines, following lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp), below, brecOn, casesOn, recOn, noConfusion, plus expr_utils for FVar-based intermediate computation and nested occurrence detection - src/ix/compile/mutual.rs — Orchestrates aux_gen output into Ixon blocks via compile_aux_block and generate_and_compile_aux_recursors - src/ix/congruence.rs — Alpha-equivalence checker between Lean expressions/constants, used to verify aux_gen output matches Lean's native constants Scheduler and compilation changes: - Pre-compile PUnit, PProd, Eq, True into aux_name_to_addr so aux_gen can reference them before the main scheduler processes their blocks - Add compile_const_no_aux path to capture original Lean form; promote_aux moves aux_gen constants to name_to_addr while storing the original (addr, meta) in Named.original for decompilation roundtrip - CompileError::MissingConstant now carries a `caller` field; scheduler prints full dependency status on failure for easier debugging - BlockCache.compiling tracks current constant name for error context Soundness fix: - Remove addr_to_name reverse index from Env — it was unsound for alpha-equivalent constants where multiple names map to the same Expr::Ref nodes instead of silently falling back to reverse lookup Decompiler hardening: - Remove fallback resolution paths that silently masked metadata mismatches; missing Ref metadata is now a hard error - Expand decompilation support for aux_gen-produced constants Utilities and infrastructure: - Name: add NameComponent, components(), strip_prefix(), append_components(), last_str() for aux name manipulation - Expr::pretty() for debugging expression trees - ConstantMetaInfo::kind_name() diagnostic helper Testing: - New ValidateAux.lean test with 6-phase validation: compilation, no ephemeral leaks, alpha-equivalence canonicity, decompilation with/without debug info, aux congruence verification - Mutual.lean: make all declarations `public` for cross-module access - rs_compile_validate_aux FFI entry point with phased logging - Restructure rs_tmp_decode_const_map into phased output Also applies cargo fmt and clippy fixes across kernel files (mode.rs, inductive.rs, congruence.rs, egress.rs, env.rs, tutorial/basic.rs, meta.rs). --- Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean | 148 +- Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean | 84 + Tests/Main.lean | 7 +- src/ffi/compile.rs | 7 +- src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 45 +- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 495 +++- src/ix.rs | 1 + src/ix/compile.rs | 585 +++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 265 ++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 1232 ++++++++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs | 1178 ++++++++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs | 392 +++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 613 ++++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 46 + src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs | 29 + src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs | 347 +++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 3561 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/ix/compile/env.rs | 154 +- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 513 ++++ src/ix/congruence.rs | 331 +++ src/ix/decompile.rs | 1555 ++++++++++- src/ix/env.rs | 145 + src/ix/ixon/env.rs | 48 +- src/ix/ixon/error.rs | 9 +- src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs | 20 +- src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs | 13 +- src/ix/kernel.rs | 6 +- src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs | 7 +- src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 3 +- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 12 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 66 +- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 7 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 48 +- src/ix/kernel/mode.rs | 74 +- src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 5 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs | 214 +- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 12 +- 37 files changed, 11745 insertions(+), 532 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/mutual.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/congruence.rs diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean index be92a9f5..238361b0 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean @@ -1,34 +1,34 @@ module -import Lean +public import Lean namespace Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual -- Alpha-equivalent pair (A ≅ B under renaming) namespace AlphaCollapse mutual - inductive A | a : B → A - inductive B | b : A → B + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → B end --set_option pp.all true ---#print A.rec +--#print A.brecOn --#eval show Lean.MetaM Unit from do --- let ci ← Lean.getConstInfo ``A.rec --- let .recInfo cv := ci | return +-- let ci ← Lean.getConstInfo ``A.below.a +-- let .ctorInfo cv := ci | return -- IO.println s!"{repr cv.type}" -- Over-merged variant: A2≅B2, C2 references B2 (C2 is external SCC) mutual - inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 - inductive B2 | b : A2 → B2 - inductive C2 | c : B2 → C2 + public inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 + public inductive B2 | b : A2 → B2 + public inductive C2 | c : B2 → C2 end -- Self-referential: collapses to same compiled form as A and B mutual - inductive A' | a' : A' → A' - --inductive B' | a' : B' → B' + public inductive A' | a' : A' → A' + --public inductive B' | a' : B' → B' end end AlphaCollapse @@ -37,22 +37,22 @@ end AlphaCollapse -- A and B are NOT alpha-equivalent (B has 2 A fields). namespace OverMerge mutual - inductive A | a : B → A - inductive B | b : A → A → B - inductive C | c : A → B → C + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → A → B + public inductive C | c : A → B → C end -- Reordered: B2,C2,A2 (same structure, different declaration order) mutual - inductive B2 | b : A2 → A2 → B2 - inductive C2 | c : A2 → B2 → C2 - inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 + public inductive B2 | b : A2 → A2 → B2 + public inductive C2 | c : A2 → B2 → C2 + public inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 end -- Split: C3 separate (it's in a different SCC than A3/B3) mutual - inductive B3 | b : A3 → A3 → B3 - inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 + public inductive B3 | b : A3 → A3 → B3 + public inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 end -inductive C3 where | c : A3 → B3 → C3 +public inductive C3 where | c : A3 → B3 → C3 end OverMerge --#print OverMerge.A3.below.rec @@ -63,104 +63,100 @@ end OverMerge namespace OverMergeSplit mutual - inductive A | a : B → A - inductive B | b : A → A → B + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → A → B end mutual - inductive C | c : A → B → C + public inductive C | c : A → B → C end end OverMergeSplit namespace OverMerge2 mutual - inductive A | a : B → A - inductive B | b : A → A → B - inductive C | c : A -> D -> C - inductive D | c : B -> C -> D + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → A → B + public inductive C | c : A -> D -> C + public inductive D | c : B -> C -> D end -- Reordered: D2,C2,B2,A2 mutual - inductive D2 | c : B2 → C2 → D2 - inductive C2 | c : A2 → D2 → C2 - inductive B2 | b : A2 → A2 → B2 - inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 + public inductive D2 | c : B2 → C2 → D2 + public inductive C2 | c : A2 → D2 → C2 + public inductive B2 | b : A2 → A2 → B2 + public inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 end -- Split into two minimal SCCs mutual - inductive B3 | b : A3 → A3 → B3 - inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 + public inductive B3 | b : A3 → A3 → B3 + public inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 end mutual - inductive C3 | c : A3 → D3 → C3 - inductive D3 | c : B3 → C3 → D3 + public inductive C3 | c : A3 → D3 → C3 + public inductive D3 | c : B3 → C3 → D3 end end OverMerge2 namespace OverMerge2Split mutual - inductive A | a : B → A - inductive B | b : A → A → B + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → A → B end mutual - inductive C | c : A -> D -> C - inductive D | c : B -> C -> D + public inductive C | c : A -> D -> C + public inductive D | c : B -> C -> D end end OverMerge2Split -- Over-merged + alpha-collapse: A ≅ B, C is external. Equivalent to BLE/BLI/BLO. namespace OverMergeAlphaCollapse mutual - inductive A | a : B → A - inductive B | b : A → B - inductive C | c : A → B → C + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → B + public inductive C | c : A → B → C end -- Reordered: C2,B2,A2 mutual - inductive C2 | c : A2 → B2 → C2 - inductive B2 | b : A2 → B2 - inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 + public inductive C2 | c : A2 → B2 → C2 + public inductive B2 | b : A2 → B2 + public inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 end -- Split: A3≅B3 in mutual, C3 separate mutual - inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 - inductive B3 | b : A3 → B3 + public inductive A3 | a : B3 → A3 + public inductive B3 | b : A3 → B3 end -inductive C3 where | c : A3 → B3 → C3 +public inductive C3 where | c : A3 → B3 → C3 end OverMergeAlphaCollapse -- Alpha-collapse n=3: A→B→C→A cycle, all collapse to one. namespace AlphaCollapse3 mutual - inductive A | a : B → A - inductive B | b : C → B - inductive C | c : A → C + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : C → B + public inductive C | c : A → C end -- Reordered: C2,A2,B2 mutual - inductive C2 | c : A2 → C2 - inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 - inductive B2 | b : C2 → B2 + public inductive C2 | c : A2 → C2 + public inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 + public inductive B2 | b : C2 → B2 end - - - - end AlphaCollapse3 -- Alpha-collapse n=4: W→X→Y→Z→W cycle, all collapse to one. namespace AlphaCollapse4 mutual - inductive W | w : X → W - inductive X | x : Y → X - inductive Y | y : Z → Y - inductive Z | z : W → Z + public inductive W | w : X → W + public inductive X | x : Y → X + public inductive Y | y : Z → Y + public inductive Z | z : W → Z end -- Reordered: Z2,Y2,X2,W2 mutual - inductive Z2 | z : W2 → Z2 - inductive Y2 | y : Z2 → Y2 - inductive X2 | x : Y2 → X2 - inductive W2 | w : X2 → W2 + public inductive Z2 | z : W2 → Z2 + public inductive Y2 | y : Z2 → Y2 + public inductive X2 | x : Y2 → X2 + public inductive W2 | w : X2 → W2 end end AlphaCollapse4 @@ -169,42 +165,42 @@ end AlphaCollapse4 -- IneqP references EqC (cross-SCC dependency). namespace OverMergedStructs mutual - structure EqC where + public structure EqC where val : Nat proof : EqP - inductive EqP where + public inductive EqP where | base : Nat → EqP | combine : EqC → EqC → EqP - structure IneqC where + public structure IneqC where val : Nat strict : Bool proof : IneqP - inductive IneqP where + public inductive IneqP where | base : Nat → IneqP | fromEq : EqC → IneqP | combine : IneqC → IneqC → IneqP - inductive UnsatP where + public inductive UnsatP where | ineq : IneqC → UnsatP end end OverMergedStructs namespace OverMergedStructs2 mutual - structure EqC where + public structure EqC where val : Nat proof : EqP - inductive EqP where + public inductive EqP where | base : Nat → EqP | combine : EqC → EqC → EqP - structure IneqC where + public structure IneqC where val : Nat strict : Bool proof : IneqP - inductive IneqP where + public inductive IneqP where | base : Nat → IneqP | fromEq : EqC → IneqP | ofDiseqSplit : UnsatP -> IneqP | combine : IneqC → IneqC → IneqP - inductive UnsatP where + public inductive UnsatP where | ineq : IneqC → UnsatP end end OverMergedStructs2 diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8c89c6f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +/- + Comprehensive validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline. + + Six phases: + 1. Compilation succeeds (every input constant gets an address) + 2. No ephemeral leaks (original constants don't pollute the Ixon env) + 3. Alpha-equivalence group canonicity (same-class names share addresses) + 4. Decompilation with debug info succeeds + 5. Aux congruence (aux_gen constants match originals) + 6. Decompilation without debug info succeeds + + Invoked via `lake test -- rust-compile-validate-aux`. +-/ +import Ix.Common +import Ix.Meta +import Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual + +/-- Collect the transitive closure of constants referenced by a set of seed names. -/ +partial def collectDeps (env : Lean.Environment) (seeds : List Lean.Name) + : List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) := Id.run do + let mut needed : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := {} + let mut worklist := seeds + while !worklist.isEmpty do + match worklist with + | [] => break + | n :: rest => + worklist := rest + if needed.contains n then continue + needed := needed.insert n + if let some ci := env.constants.find? n then + let mut refs : Lean.NameSet := ci.type.getUsedConstantsAsSet + match ci with + | .defnInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .thmInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .opaqueInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .inductInfo v => + for ctorName in v.ctors do + refs := refs.insert ctorName + if let some ctorCi := env.constants.find? ctorName then + for r in ctorCi.type.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + for mutName in v.all do + refs := refs.insert mutName + | .ctorInfo v => + refs := refs.insert v.induct + | .recInfo v => + for mutName in v.all do + refs := refs.insert mutName + for rule in v.rules do + for r in rule.rhs.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | _ => pure () + for r in refs do + if !needed.contains r then + worklist := r :: worklist + env.constants.toList.filter fun (n, _) => needed.contains n + +@[extern "rs_compile_validate_aux"] +opaque compileValidateAux : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → USize + +def runCompileValidateAux : IO UInt32 := do + IO.println "[validate-aux] loading environment..." + let env ← get_env! + IO.println "[validate-aux] environment loaded" + + IO.println "[validate-aux] finding seeds..." + let prefixes := [ + `Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual, + ] + let mut seeds := env.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => + if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none + -- Add prereqs that aux_gen references but test fixtures don't directly use. + seeds := seeds ++ [`True] + IO.println s!"[validate-aux] {seeds.length} seeds" + + IO.println "[validate-aux] collecting transitive deps..." + let filtered := collectDeps env seeds + IO.println s!"[validate-aux] {filtered.length} constants (from {seeds.length} seeds)" + + IO.println "[validate-aux] calling Rust FFI..." + let failures := compileValidateAux filtered + IO.println s!"[validate-aux] total failures: {failures}" + return if failures == 0 then 0 else 1 diff --git a/Tests/Main.lean b/Tests/Main.lean index 14ce94b2..292d6ef2 100644 --- a/Tests/Main.lean +++ b/Tests/Main.lean @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import Tests.Ix.IxVM import Tests.Ix.Claim import Tests.Ix.Commit import Tests.Ix.Compile +import Tests.Ix.Compile.ValidateAux import Tests.Ix.Decompile import Tests.Ix.RustSerialize import Tests.Ix.RustDecompile @@ -84,7 +85,7 @@ def ignoredRunners (env : Lean.Environment) : List (String × IO UInt32) := [ ] def main (args : List String) : IO UInt32 := do - -- Special case: rust-compile diagnostic + -- Special case: rust-compile diagnostic (full env) if args.contains "rust-compile" then let env ← get_env! IO.println s!"Loaded environment with {env.constants.toList.length} constants" @@ -92,6 +93,10 @@ def main (args : List String) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println s!"Rust compiled: {result}" return 0 + -- Special case: rust-compile-validate-aux (comprehensive 6-phase validation) + if args.contains "rust-compile-validate-aux" then + return ← runCompileValidateAux + -- Special case: cli tests have their own runner if args.contains "cli" then return ← Tests.Cli.suite diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index 179511f3..b47a19ae 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -1329,7 +1329,7 @@ impl LeanIxCompileError { /// 5: serializeError (msg : String) → 1 obj pub fn build(err: &CompileError) -> Self { let obj = match err { - CompileError::MissingConstant { name } => { + CompileError::MissingConstant { name, .. } => { let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 1, 0); ctor.set(0, build_lean_string(name)); ctor.into() @@ -1372,7 +1372,10 @@ impl LeanIxCompileError { match ctor.tag() { 0 => { let name = ctor.get(0).as_string().to_string(); - CompileError::MissingConstant { name } + CompileError::MissingConstant { + name, + caller: "ffi:decode_compile_error".into(), + } }, 1 => CompileError::MissingAddress( LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index e52d572d..79feb861 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ use crate::ix::env::BinderInfo; use crate::ix::ixon::Comm; use crate::ix::ixon::env::Named; use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::{ - ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue as IxonDataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap, + ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue as IxonDataValue, ExprMeta, + ExprMetaData, KVMap, }; use crate::lean::{ LeanIxReducibilityHints, LeanIxonComm, LeanIxonConstantMeta, @@ -401,7 +402,15 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.into() }, - ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name, lvls, ctors, all, ctx, arena, type_root } => { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { + name, + lvls, + ctors, + all, + ctx, + arena, + type_root, + } => { let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(4, 6, 8); ctor.set(0, LeanIxAddress::build(name)); ctor.set(1, LeanIxAddress::build_array(lvls)); @@ -504,7 +513,12 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(2).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(3, 0); - ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name, lvls, arena, type_root }) + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { + name, + lvls, + arena, + type_root, + }) }, 3 => { @@ -515,7 +529,12 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(2).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(3, 0); - ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name, lvls, arena, type_root }) + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { + name, + lvls, + arena, + type_root, + }) }, 4 => { @@ -529,7 +548,15 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(5).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(6, 0); - ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name, lvls, ctors, all, ctx, arena, type_root }) + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { + name, + lvls, + ctors, + all, + ctx, + arena, + type_root, + }) }, 5 => { @@ -542,7 +569,13 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { let arena = LeanIxonExprMetaArena::new(ctor.get(3).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let type_root = ctor.get_u64(4, 0); - ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { name, lvls, induct, arena, type_root }) + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { + name, + lvls, + induct, + arena, + type_root, + }) }, 6 => { diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index d7dbab5c..2f8a7cb9 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -657,66 +657,488 @@ pub fn decode_env(list: LeanList>) -> Env { } // Debug/analysis entry point invoked via the `rust-compile` test flag in -// `Tests/FFI/Basic.lean`. Exercises the full compile→decompile→check→serialize -// roundtrip and size analysis. Output is intentionally suppressed; re-enable -// individual `eprintln!` lines when debugging locally. +// `Tests/Main.lean`. Exercises the full compile→decompile→check→serialize +// roundtrip and size analysis with phased logging. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] #[unsafe(no_mangle)] extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( obj: LeanList>, ) -> usize { // Enable hash-consed size tracking for debugging - // TODO: Make this configurable via CLI instead of hardcoded crate::ix::compile::TRACK_HASH_CONSED_SIZE .store(true, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); // Enable verbose sharing analysis for debugging pathological blocks - // TODO: Make this configurable via CLI instead of hardcoded crate::ix::compile::ANALYZE_SHARING .store(false, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); let env = decode_env(obj); + let n = env.len(); let env = Arc::new(env); - if let Ok(stt) = compile_env(&env) { - if let Ok(dstt) = decompile_env(&stt) { - let _ = check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &stt, &dstt); + let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); + + // Phase 1: Compile + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1: Compiling {n} constants..."); + let stt = match compile_env(&env) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1 FAILED: {e:?}"); + return n; + }, + }; + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 1 done in {:.2}s ({} consts, {} named, {} names, {} blobs)", + t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + stt.env.const_count(), + stt.env.named.len(), + stt.env.names.len(), + stt.env.blob_count(), + ); + + // Phase 2: Decompile + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 2: Decompiling..."); + let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let dstt = match decompile_env(&stt) { + Ok(d) => d, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 2 FAILED after {:.2}s: {e:?}", + t1.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + return n; + }, + }; + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 2 done in {:.2}s ({} constants)", + t1.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + dstt.env.len() + ); + + // Phase 3: Check roundtrip + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 3: Checking decompile roundtrip..."); + let t2 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let _ = check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &stt, &dstt); + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 3 done in {:.2}s", + t2.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + + // Phase 4: Size analysis + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 4: Size analysis..."); + let _ = stt.env.serialized_size_breakdown(); + analyze_const_size(&stt, "Nat.add_comm"); + analyze_block_size_stats(&stt); + + // Phase 5: Serialize + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 5: Serializing env..."); + let t3 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut serialized = Vec::new(); + if let Err(e) = stt.env.put(&mut serialized) { + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 5 FAILED: {e}"); + return n; + } + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 5 done: {} bytes in {:.2}s", + serialized.len(), + t3.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + + // Phase 6: Deserialize + re-decompile + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 6: Deserializing and re-decompiling..."); + let t4 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut buf: &[u8] = &serialized; + match crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { + Ok(fresh_env) => { + let fresh_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState { + env: fresh_env, + ..Default::default() + }; + for entry in fresh_stt.env.named.iter() { + fresh_stt + .name_to_addr + .insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); + } + match decompile_env(&fresh_stt) { + Ok(dstt2) => { + let _ = check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &fresh_stt, &dstt2); + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 6 re-decompile FAILED: {e:?}"); + return n; + }, + } + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 6 deserialize FAILED: {e}"); + return n; + }, + } + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 6 done in {:.2}s", + t4.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] All phases complete. Total: {:.2}s", + t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + n +} + +// ============================================================================ +// Comprehensive validation: rust-compile-validate-aux +// ============================================================================ + +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +const VALIDATE_PREFIX: &str = "[validate-aux]"; + +/// Per-phase result accumulator. +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +struct PhaseResult { + name: &'static str, + pass: usize, + fail: usize, + failures: Vec, +} + +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +impl PhaseResult { + fn new(name: &'static str) -> Self { + PhaseResult { name, pass: 0, fail: 0, failures: Vec::new() } + } + + fn record_pass(&mut self) { + self.pass += 1; + } + + fn record_fail(&mut self, msg: String) { + self.fail += 1; + if self.failures.len() < 20 { + self.failures.push(msg); } + } + + fn report(&self) { + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} Phase: {}", self.name); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} {} pass, {} fail", self.pass, self.fail); + for f in &self.failures { + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} ✗ {f}"); + } + } +} + +/// Comprehensive 6-phase validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline. +/// +/// Returns total failure count across all phases. +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( + obj: LeanList>, +) -> usize { + use crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq; + use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; + + let t_total = std::time::Instant::now(); + + // ── Decode ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} decoding..."); + let env = decode_env(obj); + let n = env.len(); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} decoded {n} constants"); + let env = Arc::new(env); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 1: Compilation succeeds + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p1 = PhaseResult::new("Compilation"); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} compiling..."); + let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let stt = match std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { + compile_env(&env) + })) { + Ok(Ok(s)) => s, + Ok(Err(e)) => { + p1.record_fail(format!("compile_env FAILED: {e}")); + p1.report(); + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {} total failures (aborted after Phase 1)", + p1.fail + ); + return p1.fail; + }, + Err(panic) => { + let msg = panic + .downcast_ref::() + .map(|s| s.as_str()) + .or_else(|| panic.downcast_ref::<&str>().copied()) + .unwrap_or("(non-string panic)"); + p1.record_fail(format!("compile_env PANICKED: {msg}")); + p1.report(); + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {} total failures (aborted after Phase 1)", + p1.fail + ); + return p1.fail; + }, + }; + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} compiled in {:.2}s", t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32()); - // Measure serialized size (after roundtrip, not counted in total time) - let _ = stt.env.serialized_size_breakdown(); + for (name, _) in env.iter() { + if stt.ungrounded.contains_key(name) { + continue; + } + if stt.resolve_addr(name).is_some() { + p1.record_pass(); + } else { + p1.record_fail(format!("{}: not compiled", name.pretty())); + } + } + p1.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 2: No ephemeral constant leaks + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p2 = PhaseResult::new("No ephemeral leaks"); + + for entry in stt.env.named.iter() { + let named = entry.value(); + if let Some((orig_addr, _)) = &named.original { + if *orig_addr != named.addr && stt.env.consts.contains_key(orig_addr) { + p2.record_fail(format!( + "{}: ephemeral original addr {:?} leaked into consts", + entry.key().pretty(), + orig_addr, + )); + } else { + p2.record_pass(); + } + } + } + p2.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 3: Alpha-equivalence group canonicity + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p3 = PhaseResult::new("Alpha-equivalence canonicity"); + { + // Deduplicate blocks: every name in a mutual block stores the same + // Vec>, so we only need to check each block once. + let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); + + for entry in stt.blocks.iter() { + let classes = entry.value(); + // Use the first name of the first class as a dedup key. + if let Some(first_class) = classes.first() + && let Some(first_name) = first_class.first() + && !seen_blocks.insert(first_name.clone()) { + continue; + } + + for class in classes.iter() { + if class.len() <= 1 { + // Singleton class: trivially canonical. + p3.record_pass(); + continue; + } - // Analyze serialized size of "Nat.add_comm" and its transitive dependencies - analyze_const_size(&stt, "Nat.add_comm"); + // All names in the class must resolve to the same address. + let addrs: Vec<_> = + class.iter().map(|name| (name, stt.resolve_addr(name))).collect(); + + let first_addr = &addrs[0].1; + if addrs.iter().all(|(_, a)| a == first_addr) { + p3.record_pass(); + } else { + let detail: Vec<_> = addrs + .iter() + .map(|(n, a)| { + format!( + "{}={}", + n.pretty(), + a.as_ref().map_or("MISSING".to_string(), |a| format!("{a:?}")) + ) + }) + .collect(); + p3.record_fail(format!("class addrs differ: {}", detail.join(", "))); + } + } + } + } + p3.report(); - // Analyze hash-consing vs serialization efficiency - analyze_block_size_stats(&stt); + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 4: Decompile with debug info + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p4 = PhaseResult::new("Decompile (with debug)"); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} decompiling (with debug)..."); + let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); - // Test decompilation from serialized bytes (simulating "over the wire") - let mut serialized = Vec::new(); - stt.env.put(&mut serialized).expect("Env serialization failed"); + let dstt = match decompile_env(&stt) { + Ok(d) => { + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} decompiled in {:.2}s ({} constants)", + t1.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + d.env.len() + ); + Some(d) + }, + Err(e) => { + p4.record_fail(format!("decompile_env FAILED: {e:?}")); + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} decompile FAILED in {:.2}s: {e:?}", + t1.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + None + }, + }; - // Deserialize to a fresh Env - let mut buf: &[u8] = &serialized; - if let Ok(fresh_env) = crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { - // Build a fresh CompileState from the deserialized Env - let fresh_stt = - crate::ix::compile::CompileState { env: fresh_env, ..Default::default() }; + if let Some(ref dstt) = dstt { + let check = check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &stt, dstt); + match check { + Ok(r) => { + p4.pass = r.matches; + if r.mismatches > 0 { + p4.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); + } + if r.missing > 0 { + p4.record_fail(format!("{} missing from original", r.missing)); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + p4.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + }, + } + } + p4.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 5: Aux congruence + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p5 = PhaseResult::new("Aux congruence"); + + if let (Some(dstt), Some(lean_env)) = (&dstt, &stt.lean_env) { + for name in stt.aux_gen_extra_names.iter() { + let name = name.key(); + let orig_ci = match lean_env.get(name) { + Some(ci) => ci, + None => { + p5.record_fail(format!( + "{}: not in original Lean env", + name.pretty() + )); + continue; + }, + }; + let dec_ci = match dstt.env.get(name) { + Some(ci) => ci, + None => { + p5.record_fail(format!("{}: not in decompiled env", name.pretty())); + continue; + }, + }; + match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), orig_ci) { + Ok(()) => p5.record_pass(), + Err(e) => p5.record_fail(format!("{}: {e}", name.pretty())), + } + } + } else { + if dstt.is_none() { + p5.record_fail("skipped: decompilation failed in Phase 4".into()); + } + if stt.lean_env.is_none() { + p5.record_fail("skipped: lean_env not available".into()); + } + } + p5.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 6: Decompile without debug info (serialize → deserialize) + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p6 = PhaseResult::new("Decompile (without debug)"); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} serializing..."); + let t2 = std::time::Instant::now(); + + let mut serialized = Vec::new(); + match stt.env.put(&mut serialized) { + Ok(()) => { + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} serialized {} bytes in {:.2}s", + serialized.len(), + t2.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + }, + Err(e) => { + p6.record_fail(format!("serialize FAILED: {e}")); + p6.report(); + let total = p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail; + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {total} total failures"); + return total; + }, + } - // Populate name_to_addr from env.named + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserializing and re-decompiling..."); + let t3 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut buf: &[u8] = &serialized; + match crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { + Ok(fresh_env) => { + let fresh_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState { + env: fresh_env, + ..Default::default() + }; + let mut n_original = 0usize; for entry in fresh_stt.env.named.iter() { fresh_stt .name_to_addr .insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); + if entry.value().original.is_some() { + n_original += 1; + } } - - // Decompile from the fresh state - if let Ok(dstt2) = decompile_env(&fresh_stt) { - // Verify against original environment - let _ = check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &fresh_stt, &dstt2); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserialized: {} named, {} with original", + fresh_stt.env.named.len(), n_original); + match decompile_env(&fresh_stt) { + Ok(dstt2) => { + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} re-decompiled in {:.2}s ({} constants)", + t3.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + dstt2.env.len() + ); + match check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &fresh_stt, &dstt2) { + Ok(r) => { + p6.pass = r.matches; + if r.mismatches > 0 { + p6.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); + } + if r.missing > 0 { + p6.record_fail(format!("{} missing from original", r.missing)); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + p6.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + }, + } + }, + Err(e) => { + p6.record_fail(format!("re-decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + }, } - } + }, + Err(e) => { + p6.record_fail(format!("deserialize FAILED: {e}")); + }, } - env.as_ref().len() + p6.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Summary + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let total = p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail; + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} done ({:.2}s total)", + t_total.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {total} total failures"); + total } #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] @@ -787,11 +1209,16 @@ fn analyze_const_size(stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, name_str: &str) { // BFS through all transitive dependencies while let Some(dep_addr) = queue.pop_front() { if let Some(dep_const) = stt.env.consts.get(&dep_addr) { - // Get the name for this dependency - let dep_name_opt = stt.env.get_name_by_addr(&dep_addr); + // Get the name for this dependency (scan named entries) + let dep_name_opt: Option = stt + .env + .named + .iter() + .find(|e| e.value().addr == dep_addr) + .map(|e| e.key().clone()); let dep_name_str = dep_name_opt .as_ref() - .map_or_else(|| format!("{:?}", dep_addr), |n| n.pretty()); + .map_or_else(|| format!("{:.12}", dep_addr.hex()), |n| n.pretty()); let breakdown = if let Some(ref dep_name) = dep_name_opt { compute_const_size_breakdown(&dep_const, dep_name, stt, &name_index) diff --git a/src/ix.rs b/src/ix.rs index 42d298c2..af5d3329 100644 --- a/src/ix.rs +++ b/src/ix.rs @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ pub mod address; pub mod compile; pub mod condense; +pub mod congruence; pub mod decompile; pub mod env; pub mod graph; diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 9ceefe82..3dbf7c32 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -10,10 +10,7 @@ use dashmap::{DashMap, DashSet}; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use std::{ cmp::Ordering, - sync::{ - Arc, - atomic::Ordering as AtomicOrdering, - }, + sync::{Arc, atomic::Ordering as AtomicOrdering}, }; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; @@ -37,7 +34,9 @@ use crate::{ }, env::{Env as IxonEnv, Named}, expr::Expr, - metadata::{ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap}, + metadata::{ + ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap, + }, sharing::{self, analyze_block, build_sharing_vec, decide_sharing}, univ::Univ, }, @@ -83,7 +82,8 @@ pub struct CompileState { /// Used for type inference during aux_gen (e.g., is_large_eliminator). pub kenv: crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, /// Shared intern table for the kernel environment. - pub kintern: Arc>, + pub kintern: + Arc>, /// Constants filtered out during grounding (name -> error description). pub ungrounded: FxHashMap, /// Names compiled by aux_gen during a parent block's compilation. @@ -94,6 +94,9 @@ pub struct CompileState { /// during a parent inductive's compilation. Visible to later compilations /// so expressions referencing them resolve. pub aux_name_to_addr: DashMap, + /// Original Lean environment, if available. Used by the decompiler for + /// aux_gen comparison (verifying regenerated constants match originals). + pub lean_env: Option>, } /// Cached compiled expression with arena root index. @@ -123,6 +126,8 @@ pub struct BlockCache { pub refs: indexmap::IndexSet
, /// Universe table: unique universes referenced by expressions pub univs: indexmap::IndexSet>, + /// Name of the constant currently being compiled (for error context). + pub compiling: Option, } #[derive(Debug)] @@ -145,6 +150,7 @@ impl Default for CompileState { ungrounded: Default::default(), aux_gen_extra_names: Default::default(), aux_name_to_addr: Default::default(), + lean_env: None, } } } @@ -170,9 +176,7 @@ impl CompileState { if let Some(r) = self.name_to_addr.get(name) { return Some(r.value().clone()); } - if aux - && let Some(r) = self.aux_name_to_addr.get(name) - { + if aux && let Some(r) = self.aux_name_to_addr.get(name) { return Some(r.value().clone()); } None @@ -182,6 +186,46 @@ impl CompileState { pub fn resolve_addr(&self, name: &Name) -> Option
{ self.resolve_addr_aux(name, true) } + + /// Promote a constant from `aux_name_to_addr` to `name_to_addr`, setting + /// `Named.original` to the given `(orig_addr, orig_meta)` from the + /// ephemeral no-aux compilation. The existing aux_gen `Named` entry keeps + /// its canonical `addr`/`meta`; `original` captures the Lean-native form. + pub fn promote_aux( + &self, + name: &Name, + orig_addr: Address, + orig_meta: ConstantMeta, + ) { + // Diagnostic: verify that the metadata's name matches the constant being promoted. + let meta_name_addr = match &orig_meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name: a, .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name: a, .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name: a, .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name: a, .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { name: a, .. } + | ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { name: a, .. } => Some(a), + _ => None, + }; + if let Some(meta_addr) = meta_name_addr { + let expected_addr = compile_name(name, self); + if *meta_addr != expected_addr { + eprintln!( + "[promote_aux] NAME MISMATCH: promoting {} (addr {:.12}) but meta name addr is {:.12}", + name.pretty(), + expected_addr.hex(), + meta_addr.hex(), + ); + } + } + + if let Some(aux_addr) = self.aux_name_to_addr.get(name) { + self.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), aux_addr.clone()); + } + if let Some(mut entry) = self.env.named.get_mut(name) { + entry.value_mut().original = Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)); + } + } } // =========================================================================== @@ -382,14 +426,19 @@ pub fn compile_expr( .arena_roots .push(cache.arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Ref { name: name_addr })); } else { - // External reference - let const_addr = stt - .name_to_addr - .get(name) - .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { + // External reference — check both name_to_addr and + // aux_name_to_addr (aux_gen constants compiled during + // the same block's compilation). + let const_addr = stt.resolve_addr(name).ok_or_else(|| { + let who = cache + .compiling + .as_ref() + .map_or_else(|| "?".into(), |n| n.pretty()); + CompileError::MissingConstant { name: name.pretty(), - })? - .clone(); + caller: format!("{who} @ compile_expr(Const)"), + } + })?; let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(const_addr); results.push(Expr::reference(ref_idx as u64, univ_indices)); cache @@ -443,13 +492,16 @@ pub fn compile_expr( ExprData::Proj(type_name, idx, struct_val, _) => { let idx_u64 = nat_to_u64(idx, "proj index too large")?; - let type_addr = stt - .name_to_addr - .get(type_name) - .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { + let type_addr = stt.resolve_addr(type_name).ok_or_else(|| { + let who = cache + .compiling + .as_ref() + .map_or_else(|| "?".into(), |n| n.pretty()); + CompileError::MissingConstant { name: type_name.pretty(), - })? - .clone(); + caller: format!("{who} @ compile_expr(Proj)"), + } + })?; let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(type_addr); let name_addr = compile_name(type_name, stt); @@ -799,16 +851,16 @@ fn apply_sharing(exprs: Vec>) -> (Vec>, Vec>) { } /// Result of applying sharing to a singleton constant. -struct SingletonSharingResult { +pub(crate) struct SingletonSharingResult { /// The compiled Constant - constant: Constant, + pub(crate) constant: Constant, /// Hash-consed size of expressions - hash_consed_size: usize, + pub(crate) hash_consed_size: usize, } /// Apply sharing to a Definition and return a Constant with stats. #[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] -fn apply_sharing_to_definition_with_stats( +pub(crate) fn apply_sharing_to_definition_with_stats( def: Definition, refs: Vec
, univs: Vec>, @@ -871,7 +923,7 @@ fn apply_sharing_to_quotient_with_stats( } /// Apply sharing to a Recursor and return a Constant with stats. -fn apply_sharing_to_recursor_with_stats( +pub(crate) fn apply_sharing_to_recursor_with_stats( rec: Recursor, refs: Vec
, univs: Vec>, @@ -908,15 +960,15 @@ fn apply_sharing_to_recursor_with_stats( } /// Result of applying sharing to a mutual block. -struct MutualBlockSharingResult { +pub(crate) struct MutualBlockSharingResult { /// The compiled Constant - constant: Constant, + pub(crate) constant: Constant, /// Hash-consed size of all expressions in the block - hash_consed_size: usize, + pub(crate) hash_consed_size: usize, } /// Apply sharing to a mutual block and return a Constant with stats. -fn apply_sharing_to_mutual_block( +pub(crate) fn apply_sharing_to_mutual_block( mut_consts: Vec, refs: Vec
, univs: Vec>, @@ -1088,12 +1140,13 @@ enum MutConstKind { /// Compile a Definition. /// Arena persists across type + value within a constant. -fn compile_definition( +pub(crate) fn compile_definition( def: &Def, mut_ctx: &MutCtx, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(Definition, ConstantMeta), CompileError> { + cache.compiling = Some(def.name.clone()); let univ_params = &def.level_params; // Compile type expression (arena grows) @@ -1156,12 +1209,13 @@ fn compile_recursor_rule( /// Compile a Recursor. /// Arena grows across type and all rule RHS expressions. -fn compile_recursor( +pub(crate) fn compile_recursor( rec: &Rec, mut_ctx: &MutCtx, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(Recursor, ConstantMeta), CompileError> { + cache.compiling = Some(rec.cnst.name.clone()); let univ_params = &rec.cnst.level_params; // Compile type expression @@ -1229,6 +1283,7 @@ fn compile_constructor( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(Constructor, ConstantMeta), CompileError> { + cache.compiling = Some(ctor.cnst.name.clone()); let univ_params = &ctor.cnst.level_params; let typ = compile_expr(&ctor.cnst.typ, univ_params, mut_ctx, cache, stt)?; @@ -1269,12 +1324,13 @@ fn compile_constructor( /// The inductive type gets its own arena. Each constructor gets its own arena /// via compile_constructor. No CtorMeta duplication — ConstantMeta::Indc only /// stores constructor name addresses. -fn compile_inductive( +pub(crate) fn compile_inductive( ind: &Ind, mut_ctx: &MutCtx, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(Inductive, ConstantMeta, Vec), CompileError> { + cache.compiling = Some(ind.ind.cnst.name.clone()); let univ_params = &ind.ind.cnst.level_params; // Compile inductive type @@ -1341,6 +1397,7 @@ fn compile_axiom( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(Axiom, ConstantMeta), CompileError> { + cache.compiling = Some(val.cnst.name.clone()); let univ_params = &val.cnst.level_params; let typ = @@ -1375,6 +1432,7 @@ fn compile_quotient( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(Quotient, ConstantMeta), CompileError> { + cache.compiling = Some(val.cnst.name.clone()); let univ_params = &val.cnst.level_params; let typ = @@ -1407,20 +1465,20 @@ fn compile_quotient( // =========================================================================== /// Result of compiling a mutual block. -struct CompiledMutualBlock { +pub(crate) struct CompiledMutualBlock { /// The compiled Constant - constant: Constant, + pub(crate) constant: Constant, /// Content-addressed hash - addr: Address, + pub(crate) addr: Address, /// Hash-consed size (theoretical minimum with perfect DAG sharing) - hash_consed_size: usize, + pub(crate) hash_consed_size: usize, /// Serialized size (actual bytes) - serialized_size: usize, + pub(crate) serialized_size: usize, } /// Compile a mutual block with block-level sharing. /// Returns the Constant, its content-addressed hash, and size statistics. -fn compile_mutual_block( +pub(crate) fn compile_mutual_block( mut_consts: Vec, refs: Vec
, univs: Vec>, @@ -1451,7 +1509,10 @@ pub fn mk_indc( if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) = env.as_ref().get(ctor_name) { ctors.push(c.clone()); } else { - return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { name: ctor_name.pretty() }); + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: ctor_name.pretty(), + caller: "mk_indc(ctor_lookup)".into(), + }); } } Ok(Ind { ind: ind.clone(), ctors }) @@ -2057,7 +2118,164 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result { - compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, false) + // Expand the SCC `all` to include same-phase aux_gen constants from + // the full Lean mutual block. Each constant's `.all` field determines + // its mutual block. We filter by the constant kind so the no-aux block + // matches what `roundtrip_block` produces during decompilation: + // + // .rec → expand via .all, keep only RecInfo + // .below (Indc)→ expand via .below's own .all, keep only InductInfo + // .below (Def) → expand via .all as-is + // .below.rec → expand via .below.rec's .all, keep only RecInfo + // .brecOn/* → expand via .all as-is + + // First, collect the Lean .all names from any constant in the SCC. + let mut lean_all: Vec = Vec::new(); + for n in all { + if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(n) { + let block_all = match ci { + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => &v.all, + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => &v.all, + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => &v.all, + LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => &v.all, + _ => continue, + }; + if lean_all.is_empty() { + lean_all = block_all.clone(); + } + break; + } + } + + // Determine phase from the first aux_gen constant in the SCC. + #[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Debug)] + enum Phase { + Rec, + BelowIndc, + BelowDef, + BelowRec, + BrecOn, + } + let phase = all.iter().find_map(|n| { + if !stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) { + return None; + } + match lean_env.get(n) { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) => { + // Distinguish .rec from .below.rec + if matches!(n.as_data(), NameData::Str(p, _, _) if p.last_str() == Some("below")) + { + Some(Phase::BelowRec) + } else { + Some(Phase::Rec) + } + }, + Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) => Some(Phase::BelowIndc), + Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_) | LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(_)) => { + if n.last_str() == Some("below") { + Some(Phase::BelowDef) + } else { + Some(Phase::BrecOn) + } + }, + _ => None, + } + }); + + let Some(phase) = phase else { + // No aux_gen constants found — just compile as-is. + return compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, false); + }; + + // Build the filtered set from the .all field based on phase. + let mut filtered = NameSet::default(); + match phase { + Phase::Rec => { + // All .rec from the mutual block (filter: RecInfo only). + for ind_name in &lean_all { + let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(&rec_name) + && matches!( + lean_env.get(&rec_name), + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) + ) + { + filtered.insert(rec_name); + } + } + }, + Phase::BelowIndc => { + // Use .below's own .all, keep only inductives + their ctors. + for n in all { + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(n) { + for a in &v.all { + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) + && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = lean_env.get(a) { + filtered.insert(a.clone()); + for ctor in &bi.ctors { + filtered.insert(ctor.clone()); + } + } + } + break; + } + } + }, + Phase::BelowDef => { + // lean_all for BelowDef already contains .below names + // (from DefnInfo.all = [EqC.below]), so use directly. + for a in &lean_all { + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) + && matches!(lean_env.get(a), Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_))) + { + filtered.insert(a.clone()); + } + } + }, + Phase::BelowRec => { + // lean_all for .below.rec already contains .below names + // (from RecursorVal.all = [A.below, B.below]), so just append ".rec". + for ind_name in &lean_all { + let below_rec = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(&below_rec) + && matches!( + lean_env.get(&below_rec), + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) + ) + { + filtered.insert(below_rec); + } + } + }, + Phase::BrecOn => { + // Use .all as-is — include all .brecOn/.brecOn.go/.brecOn.eq. + for n in all { + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) { + filtered.insert(n.clone()); + } + } + for a in &lean_all { + for suffix in &["brecOn"] { + let base = Name::str(a.clone(), suffix.to_string()); + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(&base) { + filtered.insert(base.clone()); + } + for sub in &["go", "eq"] { + let sub_name = Name::str(base.clone(), sub.to_string()); + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(&sub_name) { + filtered.insert(sub_name); + } + } + } + } + }, + } + + if filtered.is_empty() { + return compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, false); + } + + compile_const_inner(name, &filtered, lean_env, cache, stt, false) } fn compile_const_inner( @@ -2072,17 +2290,22 @@ fn compile_const_inner( return Ok(cached); } - let cnst = lean_env - .get(name) - .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { name: name.pretty() })?; + let cnst = + lean_env.get(name).ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: name.pretty(), + caller: "compile_const".into(), + })?; // Helper: compile a single definition/theorem/opaque (non-mutual case). + // When `aux` is false (ephemeral compilation for metadata capture), + // skip storing the Ixon blob, Named entry, and block stats. fn compile_single_def( name: &Name, def: &Def, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, - ) -> Result { + aux: bool, + ) -> Result<(Address, ConstantMeta), CompileError> { let mut_ctx = MutConst::single_ctx(def.name.clone()); let (data, meta) = compile_definition(def, &mut_ctx, cache, stt)?; let refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); @@ -2098,42 +2321,52 @@ fn compile_const_inner( result.constant.put(&mut bytes); let serialized_size = bytes.len(); let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); - stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); - stt.block_stats.insert( - name.clone(), - BlockSizeStats { - hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, - serialized_size, - const_count: 1, - }, - ); - Ok(addr) + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); + stt + .env + .register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone())); + stt.block_stats.insert( + name.clone(), + BlockSizeStats { + hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, + serialized_size, + const_count: 1, + }, + ); + } else { + // Non-aux (compile_const_no_aux): promote aux_gen entry, storing the + // original (addr, meta) in Named.original for decompilation metadata. + // Do NOT store the constant blob — it's ephemeral and would pollute + // the Ixon env with unreferenced constants. + stt.promote_aux(name, addr.clone(), meta.clone()); + } + Ok((addr, meta)) } // Handle each constant type let addr = match cnst { LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(val) => { if all.len() == 1 { - compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_defn(val), cache, stt)? + compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_defn(val), cache, stt, aux)?.0 } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? } }, LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(val) => { if all.len() == 1 { - compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_theo(val), cache, stt)? + compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_theo(val), cache, stt, aux)?.0 } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? } }, LeanConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(val) => { if all.len() == 1 { - compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_opaq(val), cache, stt)? + compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_opaq(val), cache, stt, aux)?.0 } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? } }, @@ -2146,16 +2379,18 @@ fn compile_const_inner( result.constant.put(&mut bytes); let serialized_size = bytes.len(); let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); - stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); - stt.block_stats.insert( - name.clone(), - BlockSizeStats { - hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, - serialized_size, - const_count: 1, - }, - ); + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); + stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.block_stats.insert( + name.clone(), + BlockSizeStats { + hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, + serialized_size, + const_count: 1, + }, + ); + } addr }, @@ -2168,21 +2403,23 @@ fn compile_const_inner( result.constant.put(&mut bytes); let serialized_size = bytes.len(); let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); - stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); - stt.block_stats.insert( - name.clone(), - BlockSizeStats { - hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, - serialized_size, - const_count: 1, - }, - ); + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); + stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.block_stats.insert( + name.clone(), + BlockSizeStats { + hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, + serialized_size, + const_count: 1, + }, + ); + } addr }, LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_) => { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? }, LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(val) => { @@ -2196,56 +2433,76 @@ fn compile_const_inner( result.constant.put(&mut bytes); let serialized_size = bytes.len(); let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); - stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); - stt.block_stats.insert( - name.clone(), - BlockSizeStats { - hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, - serialized_size, - const_count: 1, - }, - ); + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); + stt.env.register_name( + name.clone(), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()), + ); + stt.block_stats.insert( + name.clone(), + BlockSizeStats { + hash_consed_size: result.hash_consed_size, + serialized_size, + const_count: 1, + }, + ); + } else { + stt.promote_aux(name, addr.clone(), meta); + } addr } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? } }, LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(val) => { // Constructors are compiled as part of their inductive if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) = lean_env.get(&val.induct) { - let _ = compile_mutual(&val.induct, all, lean_env, cache, stt)?; + let _ = compile_mutual(&val.induct, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)?; stt .name_to_addr .get(name) - .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { name: name.pretty() })? + .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: name.pretty(), + caller: "compile_const(ctor_lookup)".into(), + })? .clone() } else { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { name: val.induct.pretty(), + caller: "compile_const(ctor_induct)".into(), }); } }, }; - stt.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr.clone()); + if aux { + stt.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr.clone()); + } Ok(addr) } /// Compile a mutual block. +/// +/// When `aux` is true, auxiliary constants (`.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn`) are +/// regenerated for alpha-collapsed blocks via `generate_and_compile_aux_recursors`. fn compile_mutual( name: &Name, all: &NameSet, lean_env: &Arc, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, + aux: bool, ) -> Result { // Collect all constants in the mutual block let mut cs = Vec::new(); for n in all { let Some(const_info) = lean_env.get(n) else { - return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { name: n.pretty() }); + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: n.pretty(), + caller: "compile_mutual".into(), + }); }; let mut_const = match const_info { LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(val) => { @@ -2316,29 +2573,35 @@ fn compile_mutual( let compiled = compile_mutual_block(ixon_mutuals, refs, univs, Some(&name_str)); let block_addr = compiled.addr.clone(); - stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), compiled.constant); - // Register class ordering for each inductive name in the block. - let class_ordering: Vec> = sorted_classes - .iter() - .map(|class| class.iter().map(|c| c.name()).collect()) - .collect(); - for class in &sorted_classes { - for cnst in class { - stt.blocks.insert(cnst.name(), class_ordering.clone()); + + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), compiled.constant); + // Register class ordering for each inductive name in the block. + let class_ordering: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| class.iter().map(|c| c.name()).collect()) + .collect(); + for class in &sorted_classes { + for cnst in class { + stt.blocks.insert(cnst.name(), class_ordering.clone()); + } } - } - // Store block size statistics (keyed by low-link name) - stt.block_stats.insert( - name.clone(), - BlockSizeStats { - hash_consed_size: compiled.hash_consed_size, - serialized_size: compiled.serialized_size, - const_count, - }, - ); + // Store block size statistics (keyed by low-link name) + stt.block_stats.insert( + name.clone(), + BlockSizeStats { + hash_consed_size: compiled.hash_consed_size, + serialized_size: compiled.serialized_size, + const_count, + }, + ); + } - // Create projections for each constant + // Create projections for each constant. + // When aux=true: store Ixon blobs and register Named entries (normal path). + // When aux=false: promote from aux_name_to_addr, setting Named.original + // with the original (proj_addr, meta) for decompilation roundtrip. let mut idx = 0u64; for class in &sorted_classes { for cnst in class { @@ -2353,7 +2616,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( })) }, MutConst::Indc(ind) => { - // Register inductive projection + // Inductive projection let indc_proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::IPrj(InductiveProj { idx, block: block_addr.clone(), @@ -2361,14 +2624,18 @@ fn compile_mutual( let mut proj_bytes = Vec::new(); indc_proj.put(&mut proj_bytes); let proj_addr = Address::hash(&proj_bytes); - stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); - stt.env.register_name( - n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()), - ); - stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); + stt.env.register_name( + n.clone(), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()), + ); + stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); + } else { + stt.promote_aux(&n, proj_addr, meta); + } - // Register constructor projections + // Constructor projections for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { let ctor_meta = all_metas.get(&ctor.cnst.name).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); @@ -2381,12 +2648,16 @@ fn compile_mutual( let mut ctor_bytes = Vec::new(); ctor_proj.put(&mut ctor_bytes); let ctor_addr = Address::hash(&ctor_bytes); - stt.env.store_const(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_proj); - stt.env.register_name( - ctor.cnst.name.clone(), - Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta), - ); - stt.name_to_addr.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), ctor_addr); + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_proj); + stt.env.register_name( + ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta.clone()), + ); + stt.name_to_addr.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), ctor_addr); + } else { + stt.promote_aux(&ctor.cnst.name, ctor_addr, ctor_meta); + } } continue; @@ -2400,22 +2671,50 @@ fn compile_mutual( let mut proj_bytes = Vec::new(); proj.put(&mut proj_bytes); let proj_addr = Address::hash(&proj_bytes); - stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); - stt.env.register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); - stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); + if aux { + stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); + stt.env.register_name( + n.clone(), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()), + ); + stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); + } else { + stt.promote_aux(&n, proj_addr, meta); + } } idx += 1; } + // Regenerate auxiliary constants for alpha-collapsed inductive blocks. + // Only runs when `aux` is true (i.e., not from compile_const_no_aux which + // compiles original Lean forms for metadata). + if aux { + let class_names: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| class.iter().map(|c| c.name()).collect()) + .collect(); + mutual::generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( + &cs, + &class_names, + lean_env, + stt, + )?; + } + // Return the address for the requested name stt .name_to_addr .get(name) - .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { name: name.pretty() }) + .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: name.pretty(), + caller: "compile_mutual(result)".into(), + }) .map(|r| r.clone()) } +pub(crate) mod aux_gen; mod env; +pub(crate) mod mutual; pub use env::compile_env; #[cfg(test)] @@ -2685,7 +2984,7 @@ mod tests { let result = compile_const(&name, &all, &lean_env, &mut cache, &stt); // We expect this to fail with MissingConstant for Nat match result { - Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { name: missing }) => { + Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { name: missing, .. }) => { assert!( missing.contains("Nat"), "Expected missing Nat, got: {}", @@ -2931,10 +3230,7 @@ mod tests { ); // Verify the block exists and has exactly 1 equivalence class - assert!( - !stt.blocks.is_empty(), - "Expected at least one block entry" - ); + assert!(!stt.blocks.is_empty(), "Expected at least one block entry"); for entry in stt.blocks.iter() { let classes = entry.value(); assert_eq!( @@ -3042,10 +3338,7 @@ mod tests { ); // Verify block has exactly 2 equivalence classes - assert!( - !stt.blocks.is_empty(), - "Expected at least one block entry" - ); + assert!(!stt.blocks.is_empty(), "Expected at least one block entry"); for entry in stt.blocks.iter() { let classes = entry.value(); assert_eq!( diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0e96aa7c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -0,0 +1,265 @@ +//! Canonical auxiliary generation for alpha-collapsed inductive blocks. +//! +//! When `sort_consts` collapses N mutual inductives into fewer equivalence +//! classes, Lean's auto-generated auxiliaries (`.rec`, `.recOn`, `.casesOn`, +//! `.below`, `.brecOn`, `.noConfusion`, etc.) have the wrong arity. Rather +//! than surgically patching them (fragile, source-order dependent), we +//! regenerate them from the canonical class structure. +//! +//! Only generates an auxiliary if the original Lean constant exists in the +//! environment — correctly handles bootstrap-early types (e.g., Eq has no .below). + +pub(crate) mod below; +pub(crate) mod brecon; +pub(crate) mod cases_on; +pub(crate) mod expr_utils; +pub(crate) mod nested; +pub(crate) mod no_confusion; +pub(crate) mod rec_on; +pub(crate) mod recursor; + +use std::sync::Arc; + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::compile::CompileState; +use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, Name, RecursorVal}; +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; +use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; + +/// A regenerated constant ready for compilation. +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) enum PatchedConstant { + /// A regenerated `.rec` recursor. + Rec(RecursorVal), + /// A regenerated `.recOn` definition (arg-reordered `.rec` wrapper). + _RecOn(AuxDef), + /// A regenerated `.casesOn` definition (`.rec` wrapper without inductive hypotheses). + CasesOn(AuxDef), + /// A regenerated `.below` definition (Type-level case). + BelowDef(below::BelowDef), + /// A regenerated `.below` inductive (Prop-level case). + BelowIndc(below::BelowIndc), + /// A regenerated `.brecOn` (or `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq`) definition. + BRecOn(brecon::BRecOnDef), + /// A regenerated `.noConfusionType` definition. + _NoConfusionType(AuxDef), + /// A regenerated `.noConfusion` definition. + _NoConfusion(AuxDef), +} + +/// A simple auxiliary definition (type + value + level params). +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) struct AuxDef { + pub name: Name, + pub level_params: Vec, + pub typ: LeanExpr, + pub value: LeanExpr, +} + +/// Generate all canonical auxiliary patches for a collapsed inductive block. +/// +/// Called from `compile_mutual` after `sort_consts` determines the canonical +/// classes. Returns a map from auxiliary name -> regenerated constant. +/// +/// Only generates patches when alpha-collapse or SCC-splitting actually +/// changes the block structure. Each auxiliary is only generated if the +/// original Lean constant exists in the environment. +pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + original_cs: &[MutConst], + lean_env: &Arc, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let mut patches: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + + // Collect the original inductive names from the mutual block. + let original_all: Vec = original_cs + .iter() + .find_map(|c| match c { + MutConst::Indc(ind) => Some(ind.ind.all.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .unwrap_or_default(); + + if original_all.is_empty() { + return Ok(patches); + } + + let n_original = original_all.len(); + let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); + + // Only generate patches when collapse actually happened. + if n_classes >= n_original { + return Ok(patches); + } + + // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. + let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = recursor::generate_canonical_recursors( + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + stt, + None, + )?; + + for (rec_name, rec_val) in &canonical_recs { + // Register for all original names that map to this class. + patches.insert(rec_name.clone(), PatchedConstant::Rec(rec_val.clone())); + } + + // Phase 1b: Generate .casesOn definitions. + // .casesOn is a definition that wraps .rec, stripping IH fields from minors + // and replacing non-target motives with PUnit. Needed by .brecOn.eq which + // uses casesOn-based proofs (via Lean's `cases` tactic). + for (rec_name, rec_val) in &canonical_recs { + // Build casesOn name: rec_name is "I.rec", casesOn name is "I.casesOn" + let ind_name = match rec_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + let cases_on_name = Name::str(ind_name, "casesOn".to_string()); + // Only generate if the original env has this constant. + if lean_env.get(&cases_on_name).is_some() + && let Some(aux_def) = + cases_on::generate_cases_on(&cases_on_name, rec_val, lean_env) + { + patches.insert(cases_on_name, PatchedConstant::CasesOn(aux_def)); + } + } + + // Phase 1c: .recOn and .noConfusion are deferred to call-site surgery. + // The implementations exist in rec_on.rs and no_confusion.rs but are inactive. + + // Phase 2: Generate .below constants (if originals exist). + { + let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; + let below_name = Name::str(first_class_name.clone(), "below".to_string()); + if lean_env.get(&below_name).is_some() { + let below_consts = below::generate_below_constants( + sorted_classes, + &canonical_recs, + lean_env, + is_prop, + Some(stt), + )?; + for bc in &below_consts { + match bc { + below::BelowConstant::Def(d) => { + patches + .insert(d.name.clone(), PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d.clone())); + }, + below::BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { + patches + .insert(i.name.clone(), PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(i.clone())); + }, + } + } + + // Phase 3: Generate .brecOn constants (if originals exist). + let brecon_name = + Name::str(first_class_name.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + if lean_env.get(&brecon_name).is_some() { + let brecon_consts = brecon::generate_brecon_constants( + sorted_classes, + &canonical_recs, + &below_consts, + lean_env, + is_prop, + )?; + for d in brecon_consts { + patches.insert(d.name.clone(), PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d)); + } + } + } + } + + // Phase 4: .noConfusionType + .noConfusion — deferred to call-site surgery. + // See comment in Phase 1b/1c above. + + // Register patches for non-representative names (alpha-collapsed aliases). + let mut alias_patches: Vec<(Name, PatchedConstant)> = Vec::new(); + for class in sorted_classes { + if class.len() <= 1 { + continue; + } + let rep = &class[0]; + for alias in &class[1..] { + // For each active suffix that has a patch for rep, register the same for alias. + // Only .rec, .below, .brecOn are active; others deferred to call-site surgery. + let suffixes = ["rec", "casesOn", "below", "brecOn"]; + for suffix in &suffixes { + let rep_name = Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()); + let alias_name = Name::str(alias.clone(), suffix.to_string()); + if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&rep_name) { + // BelowIndc needs deep renaming (constructor names change too). + // Other patches only need a shallow name swap. + let aliased = match patch { + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => PatchedConstant::BelowIndc( + below::rename_below_indc(bi, alias, rep, lean_env), + ), + _ => rename_patch(patch, &alias_name), + }; + alias_patches.push((alias_name, aliased)); + } + } + } + } + for (name, patch) in alias_patches { + patches.insert(name, patch); + } + + Ok(patches) +} + +/// Extract the parent prefix from a Name. +/// E.g., `A.rec` → `A`, `A.below` → `A`. +fn _name_parent(name: &Name) -> Name { + match name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) + | crate::ix::env::NameData::Num(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + crate::ix::env::NameData::Anonymous(_) => Name::anon(), + } +} + +/// Clone a PatchedConstant with a new name. +fn rename_patch(patch: &PatchedConstant, new_name: &Name) -> PatchedConstant { + match patch { + PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => { + let mut r2 = r.clone(); + r2.cnst.name = new_name.clone(); + PatchedConstant::Rec(r2) + }, + PatchedConstant::_RecOn(d) => { + PatchedConstant::_RecOn(AuxDef { name: new_name.clone(), ..d.clone() }) + }, + PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) => { + PatchedConstant::CasesOn(AuxDef { name: new_name.clone(), ..d.clone() }) + }, + PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => { + PatchedConstant::BelowDef(below::BelowDef { + name: new_name.clone(), + ..d.clone() + }) + }, + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(i) => { + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(below::BelowIndc { + name: new_name.clone(), + ..i.clone() + }) + }, + PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => PatchedConstant::BRecOn(brecon::BRecOnDef { + name: new_name.clone(), + ..d.clone() + }), + PatchedConstant::_NoConfusionType(d) => { + PatchedConstant::_NoConfusionType(AuxDef { + name: new_name.clone(), + ..d.clone() + }) + }, + PatchedConstant::_NoConfusion(d) => PatchedConstant::_NoConfusion(AuxDef { + name: new_name.clone(), + ..d.clone() + }), + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c2b79ad0 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1232 @@ +//! Canonical `.below` generation for inductive blocks. +//! +//! For Type-level inductives, `.below` is a reducible definition: +//! `A.below {motives} t := A.rec (λ _, Sort rlvl) (λ fields ih, motive x ×' ih) t` +//! +//! For Prop-level inductives, `.below` is an inductive type with constructors +//! mirroring the parent's structure (see `IndPredBelow.lean`). +//! +//! Follows `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean:59-108`. + +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, ConstructorVal, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, + ExprData, InductiveVal, Level, LevelData, Name, RecursorVal, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; + +use super::expr_utils::{ + LocalDecl, decompose_apps, find_motive_fvar, forall_telescope, fresh_fvar, + instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, replace_const_names, +}; + +/// A generated `.below` constant — either a definition (Type-level) +/// or an inductive (Prop-level). +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) enum BelowConstant { + /// Type-level `.below`: a reducible definition using `.rec` + PProd. + Def(BelowDef), + /// Prop-level `.below`: an inductive type with constructors. + Indc(BelowIndc), +} + +/// A generated `.below` definition (Type-level case). +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) struct BelowDef { + pub name: Name, + pub level_params: Vec, + pub typ: LeanExpr, + pub value: LeanExpr, +} + +/// A generated `.below` inductive (Prop-level case). +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) struct BelowIndc { + pub name: Name, + pub level_params: Vec, + pub n_params: usize, + pub typ: LeanExpr, + pub ctors: Vec, +} + +/// A constructor for a Prop-level `.below` inductive. +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) struct BelowCtor { + pub name: Name, + pub typ: LeanExpr, + pub n_params: usize, + pub n_fields: usize, +} + +/// Rename a `BelowIndc` to match a different parent inductive name. +/// +/// Given a canonical `BLE.below` with constructors named after `BLE`'s ctors, +/// produces `BLI.below` with constructors named after `BLI`'s ctors. +/// Uses positional mapping: canonical parent's ctor[i] → target parent's ctor[i]. +/// +/// `canonical_parent`: the representative inductive name (e.g., `BLE`) +/// `lean_env`: to look up constructor names for both parent inductives +pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( + canonical: &BelowIndc, + new_parent: &Name, + canonical_parent: &Name, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> BelowIndc { + let new_below_name = Name::str(new_parent.clone(), "below".to_string()); + + // Build a positional map from canonical parent ctor suffix → target parent ctor suffix. + // e.g., BLE.ble → BLI.bli (both at position 0) + let canon_ctors = match lean_env.get(canonical_parent) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => &v.ctors, + _ => &vec![], + }; + let target_ctors = match lean_env.get(new_parent) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => &v.ctors, + _ => &vec![], + }; + + // Build a complete name replacement map for expressions. + // + // The canonical `.below` constructor types contain Const references to: + // 1. The canonical parent inductive (e.g., `BLE` in motive/major domains) + // 2. The canonical `.below` inductive (e.g., `BLE.below` in return type and IH fields) + // 3. The canonical parent's constructors (e.g., `BLE.ble` in the return type) + // + // All three categories must be rewritten to reference the alias target. + let mut name_map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); + name_map.insert(canonical_parent.clone(), new_parent.clone()); + name_map.insert(canonical.name.clone(), new_below_name.clone()); + for (canon_ctor, target_ctor) in canon_ctors.iter().zip(target_ctors.iter()) { + name_map.insert(canon_ctor.clone(), target_ctor.clone()); + } + + // Build suffix map for renaming .below constructor names (structural, not expression-level). + use crate::ix::env::NameComponent; + let suffix_map: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = canon_ctors + .iter() + .zip(target_ctors.iter()) + .map(|(c, t)| { + let c_suffix = + c.strip_prefix(canonical_parent).unwrap_or_else(|| c.components()); + let t_suffix = + t.strip_prefix(new_parent).unwrap_or_else(|| t.components()); + (c_suffix, t_suffix) + }) + .collect(); + + let renamed_ctors = canonical + .ctors + .iter() + .map(|ctor| { + // Strip the canonical .below prefix to get the ctor suffix components. + let ctor_suffix = ctor + .name + .strip_prefix(&canonical.name) + .unwrap_or_else(|| ctor.name.components()); + + // Look up the positional rename: find which canonical ctor suffix matches. + let new_suffix = suffix_map + .iter() + .find(|(cs, _)| *cs == ctor_suffix) + .map(|(_, ts)| ts.clone()) + .unwrap_or(ctor_suffix); + + BelowCtor { + name: new_below_name.append_components(&new_suffix), + typ: replace_const_names(&ctor.typ, &name_map), + n_params: ctor.n_params, + n_fields: ctor.n_fields, + } + }) + .collect(); + + BelowIndc { + name: new_below_name, + level_params: canonical.level_params.clone(), + n_params: canonical.n_params, + typ: replace_const_names(&canonical.typ, &name_map), + ctors: renamed_ctors, + } +} + +/// Generate `.below` constants for all classes in a block. +/// +/// For Type-level inductives: generates a `BelowDef` (reducible definition). +/// For Prop-level inductives: generates a `BelowIndc` (inductive type). +/// +/// `canonical_recs` are the recursors generated by Phase 1. +/// `is_prop` indicates whether the inductive block is in Prop (Sort 0). +/// This determines the generation strategy — matching Lean's split between +/// `BRecOn.lean` (Type-level → definition) and `IndPredBelow.lean` (Prop → inductive). +/// +/// Note: `is_prop` is distinct from `is_large`. A Prop inductive with single +/// constructors and all-Prop fields gets large elimination (`drec`), but Lean +/// still generates `.below` as an inductive via `IndPredBelow`. +pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + is_prop: bool, + stt: Option<&crate::ix::compile::CompileState>, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); + if n_classes == 0 || canonical_recs.is_empty() { + return Ok(vec![]); + } + + let mut results = Vec::new(); + + for ci in 0..n_classes.min(canonical_recs.len()) { + let (_, rec_val) = &canonical_recs[ci]; + let class_rep = &sorted_classes[ci][0]; + + let ind = match lean_env.get(class_rep) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => continue, + }; + + let below_name = Name::str(ind.cnst.name.clone(), "below".to_string()); + + if !is_prop { + // Type-level: generate definition (BRecOn.lean path) + let def = build_below_def( + &below_name, + rec_val, + ind, + lean_env, + n_classes, + canonical_recs, + stt, + )?; + results.push(BelowConstant::Def(def)); + } else { + // Prop-level: generate .below inductive (IndPredBelow.lean path) + let indc = build_below_indc( + ci, + &below_name, + rec_val, + ind, + lean_env, + n_classes, + sorted_classes, + canonical_recs, + )?; + results.push(BelowConstant::Indc(indc)); + } + } + + Ok(results) +} + +/// Build a single `.below` definition for a Type-level inductive. +/// +/// The `.below` definition's value is: +/// ``` +/// λ {params} {motives} (indices) (major), +/// I.rec.{succ(rlvl), lvls...} params +/// (λ (indices) (major), Sort rlvl) -- for each motive +/// (buildMinor rlvl motives minorType) -- for each minor +/// indices major +/// ``` +fn build_below_def( + below_name: &Name, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + ind: &InductiveVal, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + n_classes: usize, + canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], + stt: Option<&crate::ix::compile::CompileState>, +) -> Result { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let rec_level_params = &rec_val.cnst.level_params; + let _ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + + // The elimination level is the first level param (for large eliminators). + let elim_level = Level::param(rec_level_params[0].clone()); + + // ilvl: the universe level of the inductive's type former. + // + // Lean (BRecOn.lean:78-80) computes this from the major premise: + // `typeFormerTypeLevel (← inferType (← inferType major))` + // "to be more robust when facing nested induction" — because nested + // inductives specialize universe params, the inductive's raw type + // may not reflect the actual sort level seen through the recursor. + // + // When the kernel type checker is available (stt), extract the major + // premise's type from the recursor and infer its sort level semantically. + // Fall back to the syntactic approach otherwise. + let syntactic_ilvl = get_ind_sort_level(&ind.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices); + let ilvl = if let Some(stt) = stt { + // Build the major premise's type by walking the recursor telescope. + // The major is the last binder: peel params + motives + minors + indices. + let total_before_major = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices; + let mut cur = rec_val.cnst.typ.clone(); + let mut major_type = None; + for i in 0..=total_before_major { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + if i == total_before_major { + // dom is the major premise's type (under total_before_major binders) + major_type = Some(dom.clone()); + } + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + if let Some(major_ty) = major_type { + // Infer the sort level of the major premise's type. + // major_ty lives under n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices + // binders in the recursor type. We need it as a closed expression + // for the type checker, so we use the recursor's level params. + infer_sort_level(&major_ty, rec_level_params, stt, &syntactic_ilvl) + } else { + syntactic_ilvl + } + } else { + syntactic_ilvl + }; + + // rlvl = max(ilvl, elim_level), normalized to avoid structural mismatch. + let rlvl = level_max(&ilvl, &elim_level); + + // .below level params = same as .rec level params + let below_level_params = rec_level_params.clone(); + + // Build the type: ∀ {params} {motives} (indices) (major : I params indices), Sort rlvl + // This is the recursor type WITHOUT minors and with Sort rlvl as return. + let below_type = build_below_type(rec_val, &rlvl); + + // Build the value: λ {params} {motives} (indices) (major), + // I.rec.{succ(rlvl), lvls...} params motives' minors' indices major + let below_value = build_below_value( + rec_val, + ind, + lean_env, + &rlvl, + &elim_level, + n_classes, + canonical_recs, + ); + + Ok(BelowDef { + name: below_name.clone(), + level_params: below_level_params, + typ: below_type, + value: below_value, + }) +} + +/// Extract the sort level from an inductive's type by peeling n foralls. +pub(super) fn get_ind_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Level { + let mut cur = typ.clone(); + for _ in 0..n { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } + } + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => lvl.clone(), + _ => Level::zero(), + } +} + +/// Build the `.below` type from the recursor type. +/// +/// Takes the recursor type `∀ params motives minors indices major, motive major` +/// and produces `∀ params motives indices major, Sort rlvl` (drops minors, +/// replaces return with Sort rlvl). +/// +/// Uses FVar-based construction: opens all rec type binders into FVars, +/// discards minor FVars, and re-closes with `mk_forall` which handles +/// all BVar computation automatically. +fn build_below_type(rec_val: &RecursorVal, rlvl: &Level) -> LeanExpr { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + + // Open all rec type binders into FVars. + let (_, param_decls, after_params) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "btp", 0); + let (_, motive_decls, after_motives) = + forall_telescope(&after_params, n_motives, "btm", 0); + // Open minors (we'll discard these decls) + let (_, _minor_decls, after_minors) = + forall_telescope(&after_motives, n_minors, "btx", 0); + let (_, index_decls, after_indices) = + forall_telescope(&after_minors, n_indices, "bti", 0); + // Open major + let (_, major_decl, _after_major) = + forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "btj", 0); + + // Build: ∀ params motives indices major, Sort rlvl + // The decls already have correct FVar-based domains (instantiate1 resolved + // cross-references). mk_forall abstracts all FVars into BVars. + let all_decls: Vec = param_decls + .into_iter() + .chain(motive_decls) + .chain(index_decls) + .chain(major_decl) + .collect(); + + mk_forall(LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()), &all_decls) +} + +/// Build the `.below` value (lambda body). +/// +/// Uses FVar-based construction: opens the rec type into FVars, builds +/// the rec application with motive/minor replacements using FVar references, +/// then closes with `mk_lambda` over the non-minor binders. +fn build_below_value( + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + ind: &InductiveVal, + _lean_env: &LeanEnv, + rlvl: &Level, + elim_level: &Level, + _n_classes: usize, + _canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], +) -> LeanExpr { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + + // Open all rec type binders into FVars. + let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "bvp", 0); + let (motive_fvars, motive_decls, after_motives) = + forall_telescope(&after_params, n_motives, "bvm", 0); + // Open minors — we need their domains (now FVar-based) for building + // the minor replacement args, but we discard the minor decls from + // the output binder list. + let mut minor_doms: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_minors); + let mut after_minors = after_motives.clone(); + for _ in 0..n_minors { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) = after_minors.as_data() { + minor_doms.push(dom.clone()); + // Instantiate with a dummy FVar so subsequent minors see correct context + let (_, dummy_fv) = fresh_fvar("bvx", minor_doms.len()); + after_minors = instantiate1(body, &dummy_fv); + } + } + let (index_fvars, index_decls, after_indices) = + forall_telescope(&after_minors, n_indices, "bvi", 0); + let (major_fvars, major_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "bvj", 0); + + // Universe args for the rec application: [succ(rlvl), ind_lvls...] + let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + let mut rec_univs: Vec = vec![Level::succ(rlvl.clone())]; + for lp in ind_level_params { + rec_univs.push(Level::param(lp.clone())); + } + + // Build rec application using FVars: + // I.rec.{succ(rlvl), lvls...} params motives' minors' indices major + let mut app = mk_const(&rec_val.cnst.name, &rec_univs); + + // Apply params (FVars) + app = mk_app_n(app, ¶m_fvars); + + // Apply modified motives: for each motive, build λ (motive_args...), Sort rlvl + // The motive domains are in FVar form (param FVars already substituted), + // so we can use forall_telescope on them directly. + for decl in &motive_decls { + let motive_type = &decl.domain; // ∀ (indices) (major), Sort u + let n_motive_args = count_foralls_expr(motive_type); + let (_, motive_arg_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(motive_type, n_motive_args, "bvma", 0); + let motive_replacement = + mk_lambda(LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()), &motive_arg_decls); + app = LeanExpr::app(app, motive_replacement); + } + + // Apply modified minors: for each minor, build the PProd chain. + // The minor domains are in FVar form (params + motives substituted), + // so field IH detection uses find_motive_fvar instead of BVar range checks. + for minor_dom in &minor_doms { + let minor_arg = + build_below_minor(minor_dom, rlvl, elim_level, &motive_fvars); + app = LeanExpr::app(app, minor_arg); + } + + // Apply indices and major (FVars) + app = mk_app_n(app, &index_fvars); + app = mk_app_n(app, &major_fvars); + + // Wrap in lambdas over [params, motives, indices, major] (no minors) + let all_decls: Vec = param_decls + .into_iter() + .chain(motive_decls) + .chain(index_decls) + .chain(major_decls) + .collect(); + + mk_lambda(app, &all_decls) +} + +/// Count leading foralls (local helper to avoid name collision with +/// the pub(super) count_foralls in below.rs). +fn count_foralls_expr(expr: &LeanExpr) -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + n += 1; + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => return n, + } + } +} + +/// Build a Prop-level `.below` inductive. +/// +/// For a Prop inductive `I_i` with constructor `C : ∀ params fields, I_i params`, +/// the `.below` inductive has: +/// - Type: `∀ {params} {motives} (major : I_i params), Prop` +/// - One ctor per parent ctor, with IH fields expanded to include `.below` proofs. +/// +/// Follows `IndPredBelow.lean:83-120`. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_below_indc( + ci: usize, + below_name: &Name, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + ind: &InductiveVal, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + n_classes: usize, + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + _canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], +) -> Result { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let _n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let _n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let below_n_params = n_params + n_motives; + let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + + // Build .below names for all classes (needed for ihTypeToBelowType) + let below_names: Vec = (0..n_classes) + .map(|j| { + let rep = &sorted_classes[j][0]; + Name::str(rep.clone(), "below".to_string()) + }) + .collect(); + + // .below type: ∀ {params} {motives} (major : I_i params indices), Prop + // Build from the recursor type: take params + motives, skip minors, + // take indices + major, return Prop. + let below_type = build_below_indc_type(rec_val, ind); + + // Build constructors: one per parent ctor for class ci + let mut ctors = Vec::new(); + + // Walk rec type to find the minors for this class. + // The minors in the rec type correspond to constructors. + // We need to identify which minors belong to class ci. + let mut _global_minor_idx = 0usize; + for class_idx in 0..n_classes { + let class_rep = &sorted_classes[class_idx][0]; + let class_ind = match lean_env.get(class_rep) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => { + _global_minor_idx += 1; + continue; + }, + }; + + for ctor_name in &class_ind.ctors { + if class_idx == ci { + // This ctor belongs to our class — build a .below ctor for it + let ctor = match lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => c, + _ => { + _global_minor_idx += 1; + continue; + }, + }; + + let below_ctor = build_below_indc_ctor( + below_name, + ctor_name, + ctor, + rec_val, + ind, + ci, + n_params, + n_motives, + n_classes, + &below_names, + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + ); + ctors.push(below_ctor); + } + _global_minor_idx += 1; + } + } + + Ok(BelowIndc { + name: below_name.clone(), + level_params: ind_level_params.clone(), // .below has same level params as parent (no elim level for Prop) + n_params: below_n_params, + typ: below_type, + ctors, + }) +} + +/// Build the type of a Prop-level `.below` inductive. +/// +/// Type: `∀ {params} {motives} (indices) (major : I params indices), Prop` +/// +/// Uses FVar-based construction: opens all rec type binders, skips minors, +/// adjusts motive domains to target Prop, re-closes with `mk_forall`. +fn build_below_indc_type( + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + ind: &InductiveVal, +) -> LeanExpr { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + + // Open all rec type binders into FVars. + let (_, param_decls, after_params) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "bitp", 0); + let (_, motive_decls, after_motives) = + forall_telescope(&after_params, n_motives, "bitm", 0); + let (_, _minor_decls, after_minors) = + forall_telescope(&after_motives, n_minors, "bitx", 0); + let (_, index_decls, after_indices) = + forall_telescope(&after_minors, n_indices, "biti", 0); + let (_, major_decls, _) = forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "bitj", 0); + + // Adjust motive domains: replace result Sort with Prop, make implicit. + // Prop .below motives always target Prop, even with large elimination (drec). + let motive_decls: Vec = motive_decls + .into_iter() + .map(|mut d| { + d.domain = replace_result_sort_with_prop(&d.domain); + d.info = BinderInfo::Implicit; + d + }) + .collect(); + + let all_decls: Vec = param_decls + .into_iter() + .chain(motive_decls) + .chain(index_decls) + .chain(major_decls) + .collect(); + + mk_forall(LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), &all_decls) +} + +/// Build a constructor for a Prop-level `.below` inductive. +/// +/// For parent ctor `C : ∀ params fields, I params`: +/// The `.below` ctor has: `∀ params motives (expanded_fields), I.below motives (C params orig_fields)` +/// +/// For each field in the parent ctor: +/// - Non-recursive field: keep as-is +/// - Recursive field (head is inductive in block): expand to TWO extra fields: +/// 1. `ih : Target_j.below motives args` (below proof) +/// 2. `f_ih : motive_j args` (motive proof) +/// +/// Uses FVar-based construction: opens all binders into FVars, builds +/// domains using FVar references, closes with `mk_forall`. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_below_indc_ctor( + below_name: &Name, + ctor_name: &Name, + ctor: &ConstructorVal, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + ind: &InductiveVal, + _ci: usize, + n_params: usize, + n_motives: usize, + n_classes: usize, + below_names: &[Name], + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> BelowCtor { + let ctor_suffix = ctor_name + .strip_prefix(&ind.cnst.name) + .unwrap_or_else(|| ctor_name.components()); + let below_ctor_name = below_name.append_components(&ctor_suffix); + + let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_ctor_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + + // Extract original field binder names from the Lean-generated `.below` ctor + // for faithful roundtrip of hygiene names. + let orig_below_ctor_name = below_name.append_components(&ctor_suffix); + let orig_field_names: Vec = lean_env + .get(&orig_below_ctor_name) + .and_then(|ci| match ci { + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(cv) => { + let mut names = Vec::new(); + let mut ty = cv.cnst.typ.clone(); + let skip = cv.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + for _ in 0..skip { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = ty.as_data() { + ty = body.clone(); + } + } + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, body, _, _) = ty.as_data() { + names.push(name.clone()); + ty = body.clone(); + } + Some(names) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .unwrap_or_default(); + let mut orig_name_iter = orig_field_names.into_iter(); + + // --- Phase 1: Open ctor type into FVars --- + + // Open params from ctor type + let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = + forall_telescope(&ctor.cnst.typ, n_ctor_params, "bicp", 0); + + // Open fields from ctor type (after params). Domains now reference param FVars. + let (field_fvars, field_decls, _ctor_return) = + forall_telescope(&after_params, n_ctor_fields, "bicf", 0); + + // --- Phase 2: Create motive FVars from rec type --- + // Open rec type past params (using our param FVars for substitution), + // then extract motive domains. Replace result Sort with Prop. + let (_, _rec_param_decls, rec_after_params) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "bicrp", 0); + // The motive domains in the rec type reference rec param FVars, but we need + // them to reference our ctor param FVars. Since both have the same structure, + // we open the rec type motives with forall_telescope and then substitute + // the rec param FVars with our ctor param FVars. + // Actually, simpler: open rec motives independently, then in the final + // mk_forall, the motive domains will be abstracted correctly since they + // don't reference the ctor's param FVars. But we need motive FVars that + // we can use in field domains. Let's create them with adjusted domains. + let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut motive_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + { + let mut rec_cur = rec_after_params.clone(); + for mi in 0..n_motives { + if let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, _, _) = rec_cur.as_data() { + let dom = replace_result_sort_with_prop(dom); + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("bicm", mi); + motive_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom, + info: BinderInfo::Implicit, + }); + motive_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + rec_cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + } + } + } + + // --- Phase 3: Detect recursive fields and build expanded binders --- + + // Maps from inductive name → class index for recursive field detection. + let all_ind_names: Vec<(Name, usize)> = (0..n_classes) + .flat_map(|j| { + sorted_classes[j].iter().filter_map(move |name| { + lean_env.get(name).map(|ci| match ci { + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (v.cnst.name.clone(), j), + _ => (name.clone(), j), + }) + }) + }) + .collect(); + + // Classify fields as recursive or not. Field domains are in FVar form + // (param FVars substituted), so detect_rec_target_class works on Const heads. + struct FieldEntry { + decl: LocalDecl, + fvar: LeanExpr, + rec_target: Option, + } + + let fields: Vec = field_decls + .into_iter() + .zip(field_fvars.iter().cloned()) + .map(|(decl, fvar)| { + let rec_target = detect_rec_target_class(&decl.domain, &all_ind_names); + FieldEntry { decl, fvar, rec_target } + }) + .collect(); + + // Build the expanded binder list following Lean's IndPredBelow ordering: + // Pass 1: All original fields (non-rec and rec alike) + // Pass 2: For each recursive field, add (ih_below, motive_proof) pairs + let mut expanded_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut orig_field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); // FVars for original fields + + // Pass 1: Push all original fields + for field in &fields { + let orig_name = + orig_name_iter.next().unwrap_or_else(|| field.decl.binder_name.clone()); + expanded_decls + .push(LocalDecl { binder_name: orig_name, ..field.decl.clone() }); + orig_field_fvars.push(field.fvar.clone()); + } + + // Pass 2: For each recursive field, push ih_below + motive_proof + for field in &fields { + if let Some(target_j) = field.rec_target { + // ih: Target_j.below params motives field_fvar + // The field domain is `I_j args` in FVar form. We need to build + // `I_j.below params motives args field_fvar`. + let ih_dom = transform_to_below_fvar( + &field.decl.domain, + target_j, + ¶m_fvars, + &motive_fvars, + below_names, + ind_level_params, + &field.fvar, + ); + let ih_name = orig_name_iter + .next() + .unwrap_or_else(|| Name::str(Name::anon(), "ih".to_string())); + let (ih_fv_name, ih_fv) = fresh_fvar("bici", expanded_decls.len()); + expanded_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: ih_fv_name, + binder_name: ih_name, + domain: ih_dom, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + + // f_ih: motive_j field_fvar + // Replace inductive head with motive FVar, apply to same args + field_fvar + let fih_dom = replace_head_with_fvar( + &field.decl.domain, + &motive_fvars[target_j], + &field.fvar, + ); + let fih_name = + orig_name_iter.next().unwrap_or_else(|| field.decl.binder_name.clone()); + let (fih_fv_name, _fih_fv) = fresh_fvar("bicih", expanded_decls.len()); + expanded_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fih_fv_name, + binder_name: fih_name, + domain: fih_dom, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + + let _ = ih_fv; // used only for its FVar name in mk_forall + } + } + + // --- Phase 4: Build return type using FVars --- + // Return type: below_name params motives (ctor params orig_fields) + let ctor_app = mk_app_n( + mk_const( + ctor_name, + &ind_level_params + .iter() + .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) + .collect::>(), + ), + &[¶m_fvars[..], &orig_field_fvars[..]].concat(), + ); + + let mut ret = mk_const( + below_name, + &ind_level_params + .iter() + .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) + .collect::>(), + ); + ret = mk_app_n(ret, ¶m_fvars); + ret = mk_app_n(ret, &motive_fvars); + ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, ctor_app); + + // --- Phase 5: Close with mk_forall --- + let all_decls: Vec = + param_decls.into_iter().chain(motive_decls).chain(expanded_decls).collect(); + + let n_fields_total = all_decls.len() - n_params - n_motives; + let typ = mk_forall(ret, &all_decls); + + BelowCtor { + name: below_ctor_name, + typ, + n_params: n_params + n_motives, + n_fields: n_fields_total, + } +} + +/// Transform `I_j args` (FVar-based) to `I_j.below params motives args major`. +/// +/// Handles forall wrapping: opens inner foralls, replaces head, adds +/// params + motives, re-closes. +fn transform_to_below_fvar( + field_dom: &LeanExpr, + target_j: usize, + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + below_names: &[Name], + level_params: &[Name], + major_fvar: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + // Open any inner foralls (for higher-order recursive fields like `∀ a, I_j (f a)`) + let n_inner = count_foralls_expr(field_dom); + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = + forall_telescope(field_dom, n_inner, "bict", 0); + + // Decompose leaf: should be `I_j args...` (Const or FVar head) + let (_head, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); + + // Build: I_j.below params motives args major_applied + let below_const = mk_const( + &below_names[target_j], + &level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect::>(), + ); + let mut result = below_const; + result = mk_app_n(result, param_fvars); + result = mk_app_n(result, motive_fvars); + // Apply original args (skip first n_params, those are already in param_fvars) + let n_params = param_fvars.len(); + for a in args.iter().skip(n_params) { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); + } + // Apply inner forall args if present + if !inner_fvars.is_empty() { + result = mk_app_n(result, &inner_fvars); + } + // Apply the major (the field value itself) + if n_inner == 0 { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, major_fvar.clone()); + } + + // Re-close inner foralls if present + if !inner_decls.is_empty() { + result = mk_forall(result, &inner_decls); + } + result +} + +/// Replace the head constant in a field domain with a motive FVar. +/// +/// `I_j args` → `motive_fvar args major_fvar` +/// Handles forall wrapping. +fn replace_head_with_fvar( + field_dom: &LeanExpr, + motive_fvar: &LeanExpr, + major_fvar: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let n_inner = count_foralls_expr(field_dom); + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = + forall_telescope(field_dom, n_inner, "bicr", 0); + + let (_head, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); + + // Build: motive_fvar args inner_fvars major_fvar + let _n_params = args.len(); + let mut result = motive_fvar.clone(); + // Skip param args (the motive doesn't take params) + // The args from the field domain are: params... indices... + // The motive takes: indices... major + // So skip the first n_param args + // Actually, the field domain in FVar form has param FVars as args. + // The motive FVar already has the right type (∀ indices major, Prop). + // So we need to skip the param-level args and pass only index-level + major. + // For Prop mutual cycles with 0 params, all args are indices. + // For the general case: the ctor field's I_j application has all args + // (params included as FVars). The motive takes only indices + major. + // We don't know how many are params here, so we skip none and let + // the type checker sort it out — the args after the head should match + // what the motive expects. + for a in &args { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); + } + if !inner_fvars.is_empty() { + result = mk_app_n(result, &inner_fvars); + } + if n_inner == 0 { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, major_fvar.clone()); + } + + if !inner_decls.is_empty() { + result = mk_forall(result, &inner_decls); + } + result +} + +/// Detect if a field domain targets an inductive in the block. +/// Returns the class index if found. +/// +/// Works on both BVar-based and FVar-based domains — checks for Const heads. +fn detect_rec_target_class( + dom: &LeanExpr, + all_ind_names: &[(Name, usize)], +) -> Option { + let mut ty = dom.clone(); + loop { + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => { + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&ty); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { + for (ind_name, class_idx) in all_ind_names { + if name == ind_name { + return Some(*class_idx); + } + } + } + return None; + }, + } + } +} + +/// Build a minor premise argument for `.below`. +/// +/// `minor_dom` is the minor's type from the rec type, in FVar form (params +/// and motives already substituted with FVars). e.g.: +/// `∀ (x : B) (x_ih : _bvm_1 x), _bvm_0 (A.a x)` +/// where `_bvm_0`, `_bvm_1` are motive FVars. +/// +/// For each field: +/// - Non-IH field (head is NOT a motive FVar) → keep as lambda param +/// - IH field (head IS a motive FVar) → replace domain with `Sort rlvl`, +/// collect PProd entry: `motive_app ×' ih_field` +/// +/// The result is a lambda taking all fields (with IH types replaced by Sort rlvl), +/// returning a PProd chain of entries, ending with PUnit. +fn build_below_minor( + minor_dom: &LeanExpr, + rlvl: &Level, + elim_level: &Level, + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + // Open all field binders with forall_telescope. After this, field + // domains reference motive FVars directly (no BVar arithmetic needed). + let n_fields = count_foralls_expr(minor_dom); + let (field_fvars, field_decls, _return_type) = + forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, "bwf", 0); + + // Classify fields: IH (head is motive FVar) vs non-IH. + struct FieldInfo { + decl: LocalDecl, + fvar: LeanExpr, + is_ih: bool, + /// For IH fields: the original domain expression (motive_fvar args) + motive_app: Option, + } + + let fields: Vec = field_decls + .into_iter() + .zip(field_fvars) + .map(|(decl, fvar)| { + let is_ih = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, motive_fvars).is_some(); + let motive_app = if is_ih { Some(decl.domain.clone()) } else { None }; + FieldInfo { decl, fvar, is_ih, motive_app } + }) + .collect(); + + // Build PProd entries from IH fields. + // Each entry is PProd(motive_app, ih_field_fvar) — both in FVar form. + // No manual BVar arithmetic or shift_vars needed. + let mut ih_entries: Vec = Vec::new(); + for field in &fields { + if field.is_ih + && let Some(motive_app) = &field.motive_app { + let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, motive_app, &field.fvar); + ih_entries.push(pprod); + } + } + + // Pack IH entries following Lean's PProdN.pack convention: + // [] -> PUnit.{rlvl} + // [a] -> a + // [a,b] -> PProd a b + // [a,b,c] -> PProd a (PProd b c) + let body = if ih_entries.is_empty() { + punit_const(rlvl) + } else { + let last = ih_entries.pop().unwrap(); + ih_entries + .iter() + .rev() + .fold(last, |acc, entry| mk_pprod(rlvl, rlvl, entry, &acc)) + }; + + // Build lambda binders: for IH fields, replace domain with Sort rlvl. + let lam_decls: Vec = fields + .into_iter() + .map(|f| { + if f.is_ih { + LocalDecl { domain: LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()), ..f.decl } + } else { + f.decl + } + }) + .collect(); + + mk_lambda(body, &lam_decls) +} + +/// Normalizing `max` for universe levels, matching Lean's `mkLevelMax'`. +/// +/// Simplifies: `max(0, u) = u`, `max(u, 0) = u`, `max(u, u) = u`. +/// This avoids structural mismatches like `Max(Zero, Param(u))` vs `Param(u)`. +pub(super) fn level_max(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Level { + let a_zero = matches!(a.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)); + let b_zero = matches!(b.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)); + if a_zero { + return b.clone(); + } + if b_zero { + return a.clone(); + } + if a == b { + return a.clone(); + } + Level::max(a.clone(), b.clone()) +} + +/// Convert a `KUniv` back to a `Level`, using `param_names` to recover +/// `Param` names from de Bruijn indices. +pub(super) fn kuniv_to_level( + u: &crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv, + param_names: &[Name], +) -> Level { + use crate::ix::kernel::level::UnivData; + match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => Level::zero(), + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => Level::succ(kuniv_to_level(inner, param_names)), + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { + let la = kuniv_to_level(a, param_names); + let lb = kuniv_to_level(b, param_names); + level_max(&la, &lb) + }, + UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => Level::imax( + kuniv_to_level(a, param_names), + kuniv_to_level(b, param_names), + ), + UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => { + let name = param_names + .get(*idx as usize) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("u_{idx}"))); + Level::param(name) + }, + } +} + +/// Infer the universe level of a type expression using the kernel type checker. +/// +/// Converts `expr` to a KExpr, runs `tc.infer` to get its type (a Sort), +/// then extracts the level and converts back to a `Level`. +/// Falls back to `fallback` if inference fails. +pub(super) fn infer_sort_level( + expr: &LeanExpr, + param_names: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + fallback: &Level, +) -> Level { + use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_expr_to_zexpr; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; + + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); + let kexpr = lean_expr_to_zexpr(expr, param_names, &stt.kintern, n2a, aux_n2a); + + let tc_intern = crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::::new(&stt.kenv, tc_intern); + + match tc.infer(&kexpr) { + Ok(ty) => match tc.ensure_sort(&ty) { + Ok(ku) => kuniv_to_level(&ku, param_names), + Err(_) => fallback.clone(), + }, + Err(_) => fallback.clone(), + } +} + +/// Build `PProd.{u, v} a b` with separate universe levels for each component. +/// +/// Matches Lean's `mkPProd` which infers levels from the actual types. +/// Callers should compute `lvl1` from `a`'s sort level and `lvl2` from `b`'s sort level. +pub(super) fn mk_pprod( + lvl1: &Level, + lvl2: &Level, + a: &LeanExpr, + b: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let pprod = LeanExpr::cnst( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), + vec![lvl1.clone(), lvl2.clone()], + ); + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(pprod, a.clone()), b.clone()) +} + +/// Build `PUnit.{u}` (the type, at `Sort (u+1)`) +pub(super) fn punit_const(lvl: &Level) -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::cnst( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PUnit".to_string()), + vec![lvl.clone()], + ) +} + +/// Build `PProd.mk.{u, v} type_a type_b val_a val_b` +pub(super) fn mk_pprod_mk( + lvl_u: &Level, + lvl_v: &Level, + type_a: &LeanExpr, + type_b: &LeanExpr, + val_a: &LeanExpr, + val_b: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let pprod_mk = LeanExpr::cnst( + Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), "mk".to_string()), + vec![lvl_u.clone(), lvl_v.clone()], + ); + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(pprod_mk, type_a.clone()), type_b.clone()), + val_a.clone(), + ), + val_b.clone(), + ) +} + +/// Build `PUnit.unit.{u}` (the term, not the type) +pub(super) fn mk_punit_unit(lvl: &Level) -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::cnst( + Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "PUnit".to_string()), "unit".to_string()), + vec![lvl.clone()], + ) +} + +/// Replace the result sort of a forall chain with `Sort 0` (Prop). +/// +/// Given `∀ (x1 : A1) ... (xn : An), Sort u`, returns +/// `∀ (x1 : A1) ... (xn : An), Prop`. +/// +/// Used when extracting motive domains from the recursor type for Prop-level +/// `.below` inductives. The recursor may have large elimination (extra `u` +/// param), but `.below` motives always target Prop. +pub(crate) fn replace_result_sort_with_prop(expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + name.clone(), + dom.clone(), + replace_result_sort_with_prop(body), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::Sort(_, _) => LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bacbf4d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1178 @@ +//! Canonical `.brecOn` generation for alpha-collapsed inductive blocks. +//! +//! **Prop-level** (inductive predicates): generates a single theorem per class. +//! `I_i.brecOn = λ params motives t F_1..F_n => F_i t (I_i.rec below_motives below_minors t)` +//! Reference: `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/IndPredBelow.lean:185-208` +//! +//! **Type-level** (large eliminators): generates `.brecOn.go` + `.brecOn` per class. +//! `.brecOn.go` uses PProd-wrapped motives; `.brecOn` projects first component. +//! Reference: `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean:191-308` + +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, + InductiveVal, Level, LevelData, Name, RecursorVal, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +use super::below::{ + BelowConstant, get_ind_sort_level, level_max, mk_pprod, mk_pprod_mk, + mk_punit_unit, +}; + +use super::expr_utils::{ + LocalDecl, decompose_apps, find_motive_fvar, forall_telescope, fresh_fvar, + instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, +}; + +/// A generated `.brecOn` definition (or `.brecOn.go`). +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) struct BRecOnDef { + pub name: Name, + pub level_params: Vec, + pub typ: LeanExpr, + pub value: LeanExpr, +} + +/// Generate all `.brecOn` (and `.brecOn.go` for Type-level) constants. +/// +/// Called after Phase 2 (`.below` generation). Uses the canonical recursors +/// from Phase 1 and the `.below` constants from Phase 2. +/// `is_prop` determines whether to generate Prop-level (single theorem) or +/// Type-level (`.brecOn.go` + `.brecOn`) forms. +pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], + below_consts: &[BelowConstant], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + is_prop: bool, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); + if n_classes == 0 || canonical_recs.is_empty() || below_consts.is_empty() { + return Ok(vec![]); + } + + let mut results = Vec::new(); + + for ci in 0..n_classes.min(canonical_recs.len()).min(below_consts.len()) { + let (_, rec_val) = &canonical_recs[ci]; + let class_rep = &sorted_classes[ci][0]; + let ind = match lean_env.get(class_rep) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => continue, + }; + + // Only generate brecOn for recursive inductives (matching Lean's guard: + // `unless indVal.isRec do return` in BRecOn.lean:313 and IndPredBelow.lean:215). + // Also skip inductives with nested occurrences for now — their brecOn + // references auxiliary `.below_N` constants that aren't yet generated. + if !ind.is_rec || ind.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) > 0 { + continue; + } + + if !is_prop { + // Type-level: generate .brecOn.go + .brecOn + .brecOn.eq (BRecOn.lean path) + let defs = build_type_brecon_fvar( + ci, + rec_val, + ind, + lean_env, + n_classes, + sorted_classes, + below_consts, + canonical_recs, + )?; + results.extend(defs); + } else { + // Prop-level: generate single .brecOn theorem (IndPredBelow.lean path) + let def = build_prop_brecon( + ci, + rec_val, + ind, + lean_env, + n_classes, + sorted_classes, + below_consts, + )?; + results.push(def); + } + } + + Ok(results) +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Prop-level brecOn +// ========================================================================= + +/// Build Prop-level `.brecOn` for class `ci`. +/// +/// ```text +/// I_i.brecOn : ∀ {params} {motives} (t : I_i params) +/// (F_1 : ∀ majors, I_1.below params motives majors → motive_1 majors) +/// ... +/// → motive_i t +/// +/// I_i.brecOn = λ {params} {motives} t F_1..F_n => +/// F_i t (I_i.rec params below_motives below_minors t) +/// ``` +fn build_prop_brecon( + ci: usize, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + ind: &InductiveVal, + _lean_env: &LeanEnv, + n_classes: usize, + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + below_consts: &[BelowConstant], +) -> Result { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + + // For Prop brecOn with large elimination (drec), substitute u -> Level::zero() + let large_elim = rec_val.cnst.level_params.len() > ind_level_params.len(); + let rec_val = if large_elim && !rec_val.cnst.level_params.is_empty() { + let u_param = &rec_val.cnst.level_params[0]; + let mut rv = rec_val.clone(); + rv.cnst.typ = subst_level_in_expr(&rv.cnst.typ, u_param, &Level::zero()); + for rule in &mut rv.rules { + rule.rhs = subst_level_in_expr(&rule.rhs, u_param, &Level::zero()); + } + rv + } else { + rec_val.clone() + }; + let rec_val = &rec_val; + + let brecon_name = Name::str(ind.cnst.name.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + + let below_names: Vec = (0..n_classes) + .map(|j| Name::str(sorted_classes[j][0].clone(), "below".to_string())) + .collect(); + + let below_ctor_names: Vec> = (0..n_classes) + .map(|j| { + below_consts + .get(j) + .map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(bi) => { + bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect() + }, + _ => vec![], + }) + .unwrap_or_default() + }) + .collect(); + + // --- Phase 1: Open rec type into FVars --- + let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "pbp", 0); + + // Open motives (make implicit) + let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut motive_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut after_motives = after_params; + for mi in 0..n_motives { + if let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, _, _) = after_motives.as_data() { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("pbm", mi); + motive_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: BinderInfo::Implicit, + }); + motive_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + after_motives = instantiate1(body, &fv); + } + } + + // Open minors (keep domains for building below_minors later) + let mut minor_doms: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut after_minors = after_motives; + for mi in 0..n_minors { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) = after_minors.as_data() { + minor_doms.push(dom.clone()); + let (_, dummy) = fresh_fvar("pbx", mi); + after_minors = instantiate1(body, &dummy); + } + } + + // Open indices and major + let (index_fvars, index_decls, after_indices) = + forall_telescope(&after_minors, n_indices, "pbi", 0); + let (major_fvars, major_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "pbj", 0); + + // --- Phase 2: Build F binders --- + // F_j : ∀ (motive_args...) (below_proof : I_j.below params motives args), motive_j args + let mut f_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut f_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let ind_univs: Vec = + ind_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); + + for j in 0..n_motives { + // Open motive_j's type to get inner binders (indices + major for that motive) + let motive_type = &motive_decls[j].domain; + let n_motive_args = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(motive_type); + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, _inner_sort) = + forall_telescope(motive_type, n_motive_args, &format!("pbfa{j}"), 0); + + // Build below_app: I_j.below params motives inner_args + let below_app = { + let mut app = mk_const(&below_names[j], &ind_univs); + app = mk_app_n(app, ¶m_fvars); + app = mk_app_n(app, &motive_fvars); + app = mk_app_n(app, &inner_fvars); + app + }; + + // Build motive_app: motive_j inner_args + let motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[j].clone(), &inner_fvars); + + // F_j type body: below_app → motive_app + // Create a below_proof binder, then build motive_app as the return + let (below_fv_name, _below_fv) = fresh_fvar(&format!("pbfb{j}"), 0); + let below_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: below_fv_name, + binder_name: Name::anon(), + domain: below_app, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + + // F_j type = ∀ inner_args below_proof, motive_app + let f_type_binders: Vec = + inner_decls.into_iter().chain(std::iter::once(below_decl)).collect(); + let f_type = mk_forall(motive_app, &f_type_binders); + + let f_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("F_{}", j + 1)); + let (fj_fv_name, fj_fv) = fresh_fvar("pbf", j); + f_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fj_fv_name, + binder_name: f_name, + domain: f_type, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + f_fvars.push(fj_fv); + } + + // --- Phase 3: Build return type (for type) --- + // motive_ci index_fvars major_fvar + let ret_type = + mk_app_n(mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), &index_fvars), &major_fvars); + + // --- Phase 4: Build value body --- + // F_ci index_fvars major (I_ci.rec params below_motives below_minors index_fvars major) + + // Build rec application + let rec_univs: Vec = rec_val + .cnst + .level_params + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, lp)| { + if large_elim && i == 0 { + Level::zero() + } else { + Level::param(lp.clone()) + } + }) + .collect(); + let mut rec_app = mk_const(&rec_val.cnst.name, &rec_univs); + + // Apply params + rec_app = mk_app_n(rec_app, ¶m_fvars); + + // Apply below_motives: I_j.below params motives (partial application) + for below_name in below_names.iter().take(n_motives) { + let below_motive = mk_app_n( + mk_app_n(mk_const(below_name, &ind_univs), ¶m_fvars), + &motive_fvars, + ); + rec_app = LeanExpr::app(rec_app, below_motive); + } + + // Apply below_minors: for each ctor, build λ (fields) => below_ctor params motives args + let mut global_ctor_idx = 0usize; + for j in 0..n_classes { + let class_ctor_names: &[Name] = + below_ctor_names.get(j).map_or(&[], |v| v.as_slice()); + + for (cidx, below_ctor_name) in class_ctor_names.iter().enumerate() { + if global_ctor_idx + cidx >= minor_doms.len() { + break; + } + let minor_dom = &minor_doms[global_ctor_idx + cidx]; + + // Build the below minor using FVars + let minor = build_prop_below_minor_fvar( + minor_dom, + below_ctor_name, + ¶m_fvars, + &motive_fvars, + &f_fvars, + &below_names, + &ind_univs, + ); + rec_app = LeanExpr::app(rec_app, minor); + } + global_ctor_idx += class_ctor_names.len(); + } + + // Apply indices and major + rec_app = mk_app_n(rec_app, &index_fvars); + rec_app = mk_app_n(rec_app, &major_fvars); + + // F_ci index_fvars major rec_app + let val_body = LeanExpr::app( + mk_app_n(mk_app_n(f_fvars[ci].clone(), &index_fvars), &major_fvars), + rec_app, + ); + + // --- Phase 5: Close with mk_forall / mk_lambda --- + let all_decls: Vec = param_decls + .into_iter() + .chain(motive_decls) + .chain(index_decls) + .chain(major_decls) + .chain(f_decls) + .collect(); + + let typ = mk_forall(ret_type, &all_decls); + let val = mk_lambda(val_body, &all_decls); + + Ok(BRecOnDef { + name: brecon_name, + level_params: ind_level_params.clone(), + typ, + value: val, + }) +} + +/// Build a Prop-level below minor for one constructor (FVar-based). +/// +/// Given minor domain (in FVar form: params + motives substituted): +/// `∀ (fields...) (ih_fields...), motive_j (ctor_args)` +/// +/// Builds: `λ (fields_and_ihs) => below_ctor params motives args` +/// +/// For each IH field (head is motive FVar): +/// - Replace binder domain with `I_{j'}.below params motives args` +/// - Add below arg (ih FVar) and proof arg (F_{j'+1} applied to args + ih) +fn build_prop_below_minor_fvar( + minor_dom: &LeanExpr, + below_ctor_name: &Name, + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + below_names: &[Name], + ind_univs: &[Level], +) -> LeanExpr { + // Open all minor fields with forall_telescope. + // After this, field domains reference motive FVars directly. + let n_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); + let (field_fvars, field_decls, _return_type) = + forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, "pbmf", 0); + + // Classify fields and build lambda binders + ctor args + let mut lambda_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut lambda_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut ctor_args: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (fi, (decl, fvar)) in + field_decls.into_iter().zip(field_fvars.into_iter()).enumerate() + { + if let Some(j_prime) = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, motive_fvars) { + // IH field: replace domain with I_{j'}.below params motives args + let (_, dom_args) = decompose_apps(&decl.domain); + + // Build below domain: I_{j'}.below params motives dom_args + let mut below_dom = mk_const(&below_names[j_prime], ind_univs); + below_dom = mk_app_n(below_dom, param_fvars); + below_dom = mk_app_n(below_dom, motive_fvars); + for a in &dom_args { + below_dom = LeanExpr::app(below_dom, a.clone()); + } + + // Create ih FVar with below domain + let (ih_fv_name, ih_fv) = fresh_fvar("pbmi", fi); + lambda_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: ih_fv_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "ih".to_string()), + domain: below_dom, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + lambda_fvars.push(ih_fv.clone()); + + // ih arg for below ctor + ctor_args.push(ih_fv.clone()); + + // proof arg: build F_{j'+1} applied to dom_args and ih + // For simple case: F_{j'} dom_args ih_fv + // For forall case: λ (forall_args) => F_{j'} dom_args_applied (ih_fv forall_args) + let n_inner_foralls = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(&decl.domain); + let proof = if n_inner_foralls == 0 { + // Simple: F_{j'} dom_args ih_fv + let mut p = f_fvars[j_prime].clone(); + for a in &dom_args { + p = LeanExpr::app(p, a.clone()); + } + LeanExpr::app(p, ih_fv) + } else { + // Forall: λ (inner_args) => F_{j'} leaf_args (ih_fv inner_args) + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = forall_telescope( + &decl.domain, + n_inner_foralls, + &format!("pbmp{fi}"), + 0, + ); + let (_, leaf_args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); + + let mut p = f_fvars[j_prime].clone(); + for a in &leaf_args { + p = LeanExpr::app(p, a.clone()); + } + // Apply (ih_fv inner_args) + let ih_app = mk_app_n(ih_fv, &inner_fvars); + p = LeanExpr::app(p, ih_app); + + mk_lambda(p, &inner_decls) + }; + ctor_args.push(proof); + } else { + // Non-IH field: pass through + lambda_decls.push(decl); + lambda_fvars.push(fvar.clone()); + ctor_args.push(fvar); + } + } + + // Build below ctor application: below_ctor params motives ctor_args + let mut app = mk_const(below_ctor_name, ind_univs); + app = mk_app_n(app, param_fvars); + app = mk_app_n(app, motive_fvars); + app = mk_app_n(app, &ctor_args); + + mk_lambda(app, &lambda_decls) +} + +// ========================================================================= +// FVar-based Type-level brecOn implementation +// ========================================================================= + +/// Build Type-level `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn`, and `.brecOn.eq` (FVar-based). +/// +/// This replaces the old BVar-based `build_type_brecon` and all its helpers. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_type_brecon_fvar( + ci: usize, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + ind: &InductiveVal, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + n_classes: usize, + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + _below_consts: &[BelowConstant], + _canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + let rec_level_params = &rec_val.cnst.level_params; + + let brecon_name = Name::str(ind.cnst.name.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + let go_name = Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()); + let eq_name = Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "eq".to_string()); + + let elim_level = Level::param(rec_level_params[0].clone()); + let ilvl = get_ind_sort_level(&ind.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices); + let rlvl = level_max(&ilvl, &elim_level); + + let main_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; + let below_names: Vec = (0..n_motives) + .map(|j| { + if j < n_classes { + Name::str(sorted_classes[j][0].clone(), "below".to_string()) + } else { + let aux_idx = j - n_classes + 1; + Name::str(main_name.clone(), format!("below_{}", aux_idx)) + } + }) + .collect(); + + let rec_univs: Vec = + rec_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); + let _ind_univs: Vec = + ind_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); + + // --- Phase 1: Open rec type into FVars --- + let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "tbp", 0); + + let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut motive_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut after_motives = after_params; + for mi in 0..n_motives { + if let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, _, _) = after_motives.as_data() { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("tbm", mi); + motive_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: BinderInfo::Implicit, + }); + motive_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + after_motives = instantiate1(body, &fv); + } + } + + // Open minors (keep FVar-based domains for building modified minors) + let mut minor_doms: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut after_minors = after_motives; + for mi in 0..n_minors { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) = after_minors.as_data() { + minor_doms.push(dom.clone()); + let (_, dummy) = fresh_fvar("tbx", mi); + after_minors = instantiate1(body, &dummy); + } + } + + let (index_fvars, index_decls, after_indices) = + forall_telescope(&after_minors, n_indices, "tbi", 0); + let (major_fvars, major_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "tbj", 0); + let major_fvar = &major_fvars[0]; + + // --- Phase 2: Build F binders --- + // F_j : ∀ targs, I_j.below params motives targs → motive_j targs + let mut f_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut f_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for j in 0..n_motives { + let motive_type = &motive_decls[j].domain; + let n_motive_args = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(motive_type); + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(motive_type, n_motive_args, &format!("tbfa{j}"), 0); + + // below_app: I_j.below params motives inner_fvars + let below_app = mk_app_n( + mk_app_n( + mk_app_n(mk_const(&below_names[j], &rec_univs), ¶m_fvars), + &motive_fvars, + ), + &inner_fvars, + ); + + // motive_app: motive_fvars[j] inner_fvars + let motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[j].clone(), &inner_fvars); + + // F type: ∀ inner_args, below_app → motive_app + let (below_fv_name, _) = fresh_fvar(&format!("tbfb{j}"), 0); + let below_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: below_fv_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "f".to_string()), + domain: below_app, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let f_type_binders: Vec = + inner_decls.into_iter().chain(std::iter::once(below_decl)).collect(); + let f_type = mk_forall(motive_app, &f_type_binders); + + let f_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("F_{}", j + 1)); + let (fj_fv_name, fj_fv) = fresh_fvar("tbf", j); + f_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fj_fv_name, + binder_name: f_name, + domain: f_type, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + f_fvars.push(fj_fv); + } + + // Collect all outer binder decls + let all_decls: Vec = param_decls + .iter() + .chain(motive_decls.iter()) + .chain(index_decls.iter()) + .chain(major_decls.iter()) + .chain(f_decls.iter()) + .cloned() + .collect(); + let all_fvars: Vec = param_fvars + .iter() + .chain(motive_fvars.iter()) + .chain(index_fvars.iter()) + .chain(major_fvars.iter()) + .chain(f_fvars.iter()) + .cloned() + .collect(); + + // --- Phase 3: Build .brecOn.go --- + + // go return type: PProd (motive_ci indices major) (below_ci params motives indices major) + let motive_ci_app = mk_app_n( + mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), &index_fvars), + std::slice::from_ref(major_fvar), + ); + let below_ci_app = mk_app_n( + mk_app_n( + mk_app_n( + mk_app_n(mk_const(&below_names[ci], &rec_univs), ¶m_fvars), + &motive_fvars, + ), + &index_fvars, + ), + std::slice::from_ref(major_fvar), + ); + let go_ret_type = mk_pprod(&elim_level, &rlvl, &motive_ci_app, &below_ci_app); + + // go value: I.rec.{rlvl, lvls...} params [modified_motives] [modified_minors] indices major + let mut go_val = mk_const(&rec_val.cnst.name, &{ + let mut us = vec![rlvl.clone()]; + us.extend(ind_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone()))); + us + }); + + // Apply params + go_val = mk_app_n(go_val, ¶m_fvars); + + // Apply modified motives: λ targs => PProd(motive_j targs, below_j params motives targs) + for j in 0..n_motives { + let mt = &motive_decls[j].domain; + let nma = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(mt); + let (ifvs, idcls, _) = forall_telescope(mt, nma, &format!("tbgm{j}"), 0); + + let m_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[j].clone(), &ifvs); + let b_app = mk_app_n( + mk_app_n( + mk_app_n(mk_const(&below_names[j], &rec_univs), ¶m_fvars), + &motive_fvars, + ), + &ifvs, + ); + let pprod_body = mk_pprod(&elim_level, &rlvl, &m_app, &b_app); + go_val = LeanExpr::app(go_val, mk_lambda(pprod_body, &idcls)); + } + + // Apply modified minors: for each ctor, build PProd-packed minor + for minor_dom in &minor_doms { + let minor = build_type_minor_premise_fvar( + minor_dom, + ¶m_fvars, + &motive_fvars, + &f_fvars, + &below_names, + &rec_univs, + &elim_level, + &rlvl, + ); + go_val = LeanExpr::app(go_val, minor); + } + + // Apply indices and major + go_val = mk_app_n(go_val, &index_fvars); + go_val = LeanExpr::app(go_val, major_fvar.clone()); + + let go_type = mk_forall(go_ret_type, &all_decls); + let go_value = mk_lambda(go_val, &all_decls); + + // --- Phase 4: Build .brecOn --- + // brecOn value: Proj("PProd", 0, brecOn.go all_fvars...) + let go_app = mk_app_n(mk_const(&go_name, &rec_univs), &all_fvars); + let brecon_val = LeanExpr::proj( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), + Nat::from(0u64), + go_app.clone(), + ); + + let brecon_type = mk_forall(motive_ci_app.clone(), &all_decls); + let brecon_value = mk_lambda(brecon_val, &all_decls); + + // --- Phase 5: Build .brecOn.eq --- + let eq_result = build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( + ci, + rec_val, + &brecon_name, + &go_name, + &rec_univs, + ¶m_fvars, + ¶m_decls, + &motive_fvars, + &motive_decls, + &index_fvars, + &index_decls, + &major_fvars, + &major_decls, + &f_fvars, + &f_decls, + &all_decls, + &all_fvars, + &below_names, + &minor_doms, + n_minors, + &motive_ci_app, + &elim_level, + lean_env, + ); + + let mut results = vec![ + BRecOnDef { + name: go_name, + level_params: rec_level_params.clone(), + typ: go_type, + value: go_value, + }, + BRecOnDef { + name: brecon_name, + level_params: rec_level_params.clone(), + typ: brecon_type, + value: brecon_value, + }, + ]; + + if let Some((eq_typ, eq_val)) = eq_result { + results.push(BRecOnDef { + name: eq_name, + level_params: rec_level_params.clone(), + typ: eq_typ, + value: eq_val, + }); + } + + Ok(results) +} + +/// Build a Type-level brecOn minor premise (FVar-based). +/// +/// Takes a minor domain in FVar form (params + motives substituted). +/// For each IH field: replaces domain with PProd(motive, below), creates +/// PProdN-packed body with `PProd.mk (F_j args b) b`. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( + minor_dom: &LeanExpr, + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + below_names: &[Name], + rec_univs: &[Level], + elim_level: &Level, + rlvl: &Level, +) -> LeanExpr { + let n_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); + let (field_fvars, field_decls, return_type) = + forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, "tmf", 0); + + // Determine which class the return type targets + let ret_motive_idx = + find_motive_fvar(&return_type, motive_fvars).unwrap_or(0); + + // Classify fields and build modified binders + let mut lambda_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut lambda_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut prod_entries: Vec<(LeanExpr, usize)> = Vec::new(); // (fvar, lambda_index) for IH fields + + for (fi, (decl, fvar)) in + field_decls.into_iter().zip(field_fvars.into_iter()).enumerate() + { + if let Some(_j_prime) = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, motive_fvars) { + // IH field: replace domain with PProd(motive, below) + let pprod_dom = replace_motive_with_pprod_fvar( + &decl.domain, + param_fvars, + motive_fvars, + below_names, + rec_univs, + elim_level, + rlvl, + ); + let (ih_fv_name, ih_fv) = fresh_fvar("tmih", fi); + lambda_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: ih_fv_name, + binder_name: decl.binder_name.clone(), + domain: pprod_dom, + info: decl.info.clone(), + }); + lambda_fvars.push(ih_fv.clone()); + prod_entries.push((ih_fv, lambda_decls.len() - 1)); + } else { + lambda_decls.push(decl); + lambda_fvars.push(fvar); + } + } + + // Build PProdN.mk of prod entries (right-fold of VALUES, not types). + // Lean's PProdN.mk calls mkPProdMk which infers types from the values. + // Each prod entry is an FVar whose type is PProd(motive, below). + // Empty case: Lean's PProdN.mk uses the passed `rlvl` directly for PUnit, + // not max(1, rlvl) — they're numerically equal for Type-level but + // structurally different. + let (b, b_type) = if prod_entries.is_empty() { + let punit_ty = super::below::punit_const(rlvl); + (mk_punit_unit(rlvl), punit_ty) + } else if prod_entries.len() == 1 { + let fv = prod_entries[0].0.clone(); + let ty = lambda_decls[prod_entries[0].1].domain.clone(); + (fv, ty) + } else { + // Right-fold with mk_pprod_mk (value-level PProd packing). + let last_idx = prod_entries.len() - 1; + let last_fv = prod_entries[last_idx].0.clone(); + let last_ty = lambda_decls[prod_entries[last_idx].1].domain.clone(); + prod_entries[..last_idx].iter().rev().fold( + (last_fv, last_ty), + |(acc_val, acc_ty), (fv, decl_idx)| { + let fv_ty = lambda_decls[*decl_idx].domain.clone(); + let packed = mk_pprod_mk(rlvl, rlvl, &fv_ty, &acc_ty, fv, &acc_val); + let packed_ty = mk_pprod(rlvl, rlvl, &fv_ty, &acc_ty); + (packed, packed_ty) + }, + ) + }; + + // Build the conclusion: PProd.mk (F_{ret_idx} ret_args b) b + let (_, ret_args) = decompose_apps(&return_type); + + // F_{ret_idx} applied to ret_args and b + let mut f_app = f_fvars[ret_motive_idx].clone(); + for a in &ret_args { + f_app = LeanExpr::app(f_app, a.clone()); + } + f_app = LeanExpr::app(f_app, b.clone()); + + // motive_ci ret_args — this is the type of (F ret_args b) + let motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ret_motive_idx].clone(), &ret_args); + + // The outer PProd.mk wraps (F result, b) where: + // type_a = motive_app (: Sort elim_level) + // type_b = b_type (the PProdN-packed type : Sort rlvl) + let body = mk_pprod_mk(elim_level, rlvl, &motive_app, &b_type, &f_app, &b); + + mk_lambda(body, &lambda_decls) +} + +/// Replace a motive application with PProd(motive, below) (FVar-based). +/// +/// `dom` is in FVar form. If it's `motive_j args`, produce +/// `PProd (motive_j args) (below_j params motives args)`. +/// Handles forall wrapping. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn replace_motive_with_pprod_fvar( + dom: &LeanExpr, + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + below_names: &[Name], + rec_univs: &[Level], + elim_level: &Level, + rlvl: &Level, +) -> LeanExpr { + let n_inner = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(dom); + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = + forall_telescope(dom, n_inner, "tpp", 0); + + let j_prime = find_motive_fvar(&leaf, motive_fvars).unwrap_or(0); + let (_, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); + + // motive_app: motive_fvars[j'] args inner_fvars + let mut motive_app = motive_fvars[j_prime].clone(); + for a in &args { + motive_app = LeanExpr::app(motive_app, a.clone()); + } + motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_app, &inner_fvars); + + // below_app: below_names[j'] params motives args inner_fvars + let mut below_app = mk_const(&below_names[j_prime], rec_univs); + below_app = mk_app_n(below_app, param_fvars); + below_app = mk_app_n(below_app, motive_fvars); + for a in &args { + below_app = LeanExpr::app(below_app, a.clone()); + } + below_app = mk_app_n(below_app, &inner_fvars); + + let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, &motive_app, &below_app); + + if inner_decls.is_empty() { pprod } else { mk_forall(pprod, &inner_decls) } +} + +/// Build `.brecOn.eq` type and value (FVar-based). +/// +/// Type: `∀ binders, @Eq (motive_ci args) (brecOn args) (F_ci args (go args).2)` +/// Value: Recursor-based case-split proof with Eq.refl minors. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( + ci: usize, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + brecon_name: &Name, + go_name: &Name, + rec_univs: &[Level], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + _param_decls: &[LocalDecl], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_decls: &[LocalDecl], + index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + _index_decls: &[LocalDecl], + major_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + _major_decls: &[LocalDecl], + f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + _f_decls: &[LocalDecl], + all_decls: &[LocalDecl], + all_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + _below_names: &[Name], + minor_doms: &[LeanExpr], + n_minors: usize, + motive_ci_app: &LeanExpr, + elim_level: &Level, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Option<(LeanExpr, LeanExpr)> { + // .brecOn.eq requires Eq and Eq.refl as constants. In the full pipeline, + // aux_gen is only called when the original Lean environment has these + // constants, so this always succeeds. But in minimal test environments + // (e.g., unit tests with synthetic inductives), Eq may not exist. + // Return None in that case — matching the old BVar code's behavior. + // + // TODO: Accept a lean_env parameter and check lean_env.get("Eq").is_some() + // for a more principled guard. For now, we always generate .eq since the + // real pipeline guarantees Eq exists. + let _ = n_minors; + + let _n_motives = motive_fvars.len(); + let major_fvar = &major_fvars[0]; + + // --- Type --- + // @Eq.{elim_level} motive_ci_app (brecOn all_fvars) (F_ci indices major (go all_fvars).2) + let brecon_app = mk_app_n(mk_const(brecon_name, rec_univs), all_fvars); + let go_app = mk_app_n(mk_const(go_name, rec_univs), all_fvars); + let go_snd = LeanExpr::proj( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), + Nat::from(1u64), + go_app.clone(), + ); + + // F_ci indices major go_snd + let mut f_ci_app = f_fvars[ci].clone(); + f_ci_app = mk_app_n(f_ci_app, index_fvars); + f_ci_app = LeanExpr::app(f_ci_app, major_fvar.clone()); + f_ci_app = LeanExpr::app(f_ci_app, go_snd); + + // @Eq.{elim_level} (motive_ci_type) (brecOn_app) (f_ci_app) + let eq_type_body = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(elim_level), + ), + motive_ci_app.clone(), + ), + brecon_app, + ), + f_ci_app, + ); + + let eq_type = mk_forall(eq_type_body, all_decls); + + // --- Value --- + // Build via casesOn (matching Lean's `cases` tactic + `refl`). + // casesOn has binder order: params, motive, indices, major, minors + // (different from rec's: params, motives, minors, indices, major) + // Only the target motive (ci) and target minors are present. + let ind_name = &rec_val.all[ci]; + let cases_on_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "casesOn".to_string()); + + // casesOn universe: [Level::zero(), ind_lvls...] for Prop elimination + let eq_cases_univs: Vec = std::iter::once(Level::zero()) + .chain(rec_univs.iter().skip(1).cloned()) + .collect(); + let mut eq_val = mk_const(&cases_on_name, &eq_cases_univs); + + // Apply params + eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, param_fvars); + + // Apply target motive (only one motive in casesOn) + // Motive: λ targs => @Eq (motive_ci targs) (brecOn ... targs ...) (F_ci targs (go ... targs ...).2) + { + let mt = &motive_decls[ci].domain; + let nma = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(mt); + let (targ_fvars, targ_decls, _) = forall_telescope(mt, nma, "tbeqmc", 0); + + let inner_all: Vec = param_fvars + .iter() + .chain(motive_fvars.iter()) + .chain(targ_fvars.iter()) + .chain(f_fvars.iter()) + .cloned() + .collect(); + let inner_brecon = mk_app_n(mk_const(brecon_name, rec_univs), &inner_all); + let inner_go = mk_app_n(mk_const(go_name, rec_univs), &inner_all); + let inner_go_snd = LeanExpr::proj( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), + Nat::from(1u64), + inner_go, + ); + let mut inner_f_ci = f_fvars[ci].clone(); + inner_f_ci = mk_app_n(inner_f_ci, &targ_fvars); + inner_f_ci = LeanExpr::app(inner_f_ci, inner_go_snd); + + let inner_motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), &targ_fvars); + + let eq_motive_body = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(elim_level), + ), + inner_motive_app, + ), + inner_brecon, + ), + inner_f_ci, + ); + + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, mk_lambda(eq_motive_body, &targ_decls)); + } + + // Apply indices and major (in casesOn, these come BEFORE minors) + eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, index_fvars); + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, major_fvar.clone()); + + // Apply target minors only (casesOn has no non-target minors). + // For casesOn, minor fields have IH stripped — only non-recursive fields remain. + // Each minor body is Eq.refl. + // Identify target ctor count and which minor_doms belong to class ci. + let target_ind = &rec_val.all[ci]; + let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(target_ind) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), + _ => vec![], + }; + + // Find which minor_doms belong to target class ci. + // minor_doms are ordered by class: class 0 ctors, class 1 ctors, etc. + let mut minor_offset = 0usize; + for j in 0..ci { + let ind_j = &rec_val.all[j]; + if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(ind_j) { + minor_offset += v.ctors.len(); + } + } + + for (ctor_idx, _ctor_name) in target_ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let mi = minor_offset + ctor_idx; + if mi >= minor_doms.len() { + break; + } + let minor_dom = &minor_doms[mi]; + + // Open minor fields. In FVar form, IH fields have motive FVars as heads. + // casesOn strips IH fields, so we only open non-IH fields. + let n_minor_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); + let (_mfield_fvars, mfield_decls, minor_ret) = + forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_minor_fields, &format!("tbeqf{mi}"), 0); + + // Filter to non-IH fields only (casesOn strips IH) + let non_ih_decls: Vec = mfield_decls + .into_iter() + .filter(|d| find_motive_fvar(&d.domain, motive_fvars).is_none()) + .collect(); + + // Build Eq.refl: @Eq.refl.{elim_level} (motive_ci ctor_ret_args) (brecOn ... ctor_ret_args ...) + let (_, ctor_ret_args) = decompose_apps(&minor_ret); + + let inner_all: Vec = param_fvars + .iter() + .chain(motive_fvars.iter()) + .chain(ctor_ret_args.iter()) + .chain(f_fvars.iter()) + .cloned() + .collect(); + let inner_brecon = mk_app_n(mk_const(brecon_name, rec_univs), &inner_all); + let motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), &ctor_ret_args); + + let minor_body = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + mk_const( + &Name::str( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), + "refl".to_string(), + ), + std::slice::from_ref(elim_level), + ), + motive_app, + ), + inner_brecon, + ); + + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, mk_lambda(minor_body, &non_ih_decls)); + } + + let eq_value = mk_lambda(eq_val, all_decls); + + Some((eq_type, eq_value)) +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Level utilities +// ========================================================================= + +/// Substitute a named level parameter with a concrete level throughout an expression. +/// +/// Used for Prop brecOn: the recursor type has `Level::param(u)` for large elimination, +/// but brecOn specializes to Prop, so `u -> Level::zero()`. +fn subst_level_in_expr( + expr: &LeanExpr, + param: &Name, + replacement: &Level, +) -> LeanExpr { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => { + LeanExpr::sort(subst_level(lvl, param, replacement)) + }, + ExprData::Const(n, lvls, _) => { + let new_lvls: Vec = + lvls.iter().map(|l| subst_level(l, param, replacement)).collect(); + LeanExpr::cnst(n.clone(), new_lvls) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + subst_level_in_expr(f, param, replacement), + subst_level_in_expr(a, param, replacement), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + subst_level_in_expr(d, param, replacement), + subst_level_in_expr(b, param, replacement), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + subst_level_in_expr(d, param, replacement), + subst_level_in_expr(b, param, replacement), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + subst_level_in_expr(t, param, replacement), + subst_level_in_expr(v, param, replacement), + subst_level_in_expr(b, param, replacement), + *nd, + ), + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +/// Substitute a named level parameter with a concrete level. +fn subst_level(lvl: &Level, param: &Name, replacement: &Level) -> Level { + match lvl.as_data() { + LevelData::Param(n, _) if n == param => replacement.clone(), + LevelData::Succ(l, _) => Level::succ(subst_level(l, param, replacement)), + LevelData::Max(l1, l2, _) => Level::max( + subst_level(l1, param, replacement), + subst_level(l2, param, replacement), + ), + LevelData::Imax(l1, l2, _) => Level::imax( + subst_level(l1, param, replacement), + subst_level(l2, param, replacement), + ), + _ => lvl.clone(), + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5ea5849c --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs @@ -0,0 +1,392 @@ +//! `.casesOn` generation: per-inductive eliminator without inductive hypotheses. +//! +//! `.casesOn` is a **definition** (not a recursor) whose value calls `.rec` with: +//! - Non-target motives replaced by `λ _ ... _, PUnit` +//! - Non-target minors replaced by `λ _ ... _, PUnit.unit` +//! - Target minors rebuilt to strip IH fields (keep only non-recursive params) +//! +//! casesOn binder order: params, target_motive, indices, major, target_minors +//! (same reordering as recOn: indices+major before minors) +//! +//! Follows `refs/lean4/src/library/constructions/cases_on.cpp`. + +use std::sync::Arc; + +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::AuxDef; +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, + Name, RecursorVal, +}; + +use super::below::{mk_punit_unit, punit_const}; +use super::expr_utils::{ + LocalDecl, count_foralls, find_motive_fvar, forall_telescope, fresh_fvar, + instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, subst_fvar, +}; + +/// Replace the innermost return type of a forall chain with `unit`. +/// +/// Matches Lean's `mk_pi_unit` in `cases_on.cpp`: +/// `∀ (x : A) (y : B), C x y` → `∀ (x : A) (y : B), unit` +fn mk_pi_unit(e: &LeanExpr, unit: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + name.clone(), + dom.clone(), + mk_pi_unit(body, unit), + bi.clone(), + ), + _ => unit.clone(), + } +} + +/// Build the unit TYPE at the given elimination level. +/// +/// Matches Lean's `mk_unit(elim_lvl)` in `cases_on.cpp`: +/// - `elim_to_prop = true` (elim_lvl = 0): returns `True` (Prop unit) +/// - `elim_to_prop = false`: returns `PUnit.{elim_lvl}` (Type unit) +fn _mk_unit_type(elim_lvl: &Level, elim_to_prop: bool) -> LeanExpr { + if elim_to_prop { + mk_const(&Name::str(Name::anon(), "True".to_string()), &[]) + } else { + punit_const(elim_lvl) + } +} + +/// Build the unit VALUE at the given elimination level. +/// +/// Matches Lean's `mk_unit_mk(elim_lvl)` / `star` in `cases_on.cpp`: +/// - `elim_to_prop = true` (elim_lvl = 0): returns `True.intro` +/// - `elim_to_prop = false`: returns `PUnit.unit.{elim_lvl}` +fn _mk_unit_val(elim_lvl: &Level, elim_to_prop: bool) -> LeanExpr { + if elim_to_prop { + mk_const( + &Name::str( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "True".to_string()), + "intro".to_string(), + ), + &[], + ) + } else { + mk_punit_unit(elim_lvl) + } +} + +/// Generate a `.casesOn` definition from a canonical `.rec`. +/// +/// Returns `None` if the recursor type cannot be decomposed. +/// +/// Uses FVar-based construction: opens the rec type into FVars, builds +/// casesOn type and value using FVar references, then abstracts with +/// mk_forall/mk_lambda. +pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( + name: &Name, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + lean_env: &Arc, +) -> Option { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64()? as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64()? as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64()? as usize; + let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64()? as usize; + + // Extract target inductive name from "A.casesOn" → "A" + let target_ind = match name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, s, _) if s == "casesOn" => { + parent.clone() + }, + _ => return None, + }; + + // Find target index in rec_val.all + let target_idx = rec_val.all.iter().position(|n| *n == target_ind)?; + + // Determine elimination level + let ind_n_lparams = lean_env + .get(&target_ind) + .map_or(0, |ci| match ci { + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => v.cnst.level_params.len(), + _ => 0, + }); + let elim_to_prop = rec_val.cnst.level_params.len() == ind_n_lparams; + let elim_lvl = if elim_to_prop { + Level::zero() + } else { + Level::param(rec_val.cnst.level_params[0].clone()) + }; + + // Count constructors per inductive + let ctor_counts: Vec = rec_val + .all + .iter() + .map(|ind_name| match lean_env.get(ind_name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + + // Universe levels for the rec application + let rec_univs: Vec = rec_val + .cnst + .level_params + .iter() + .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) + .collect(); + + // === Step 1: Open rec type into FVars === + + let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "cop", 0); + + // Open ALL motives as FVars (needed for IH detection in minor fields). + // Only the target motive becomes a casesOn binder; non-target FVars will + // be replaced in the final value by PUnit functions. + let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut all_motive_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut after_motives = after_params; + for mi in 0..n_motives { + if let ExprData::ForallE(bname, dom, body, bi, _) = after_motives.as_data() + { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("com", mi); + all_motive_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: bname.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + motive_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + after_motives = instantiate1(body, &fv); + } + } + let target_motive_decl = all_motive_decls[target_idx].clone(); + + // Open minors (keep FVar-based domains; dummy FVars for instantiation) + let mut minor_doms: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut after_minors = after_motives; + for mi in 0..n_minors { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) = after_minors.as_data() { + minor_doms.push(dom.clone()); + let (_, dummy) = fresh_fvar("cox", mi); + after_minors = instantiate1(body, &dummy); + } + } + + // Open indices and major + let (index_fvars, index_decls, after_indices) = + forall_telescope(&after_minors, n_indices, "coi", 0); + let (major_fvars, major_decls, rec_return_type) = + forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "coj", 0); + + // === Step 2: Build casesOn binder list === + + let mut co_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + co_decls.extend(param_decls.iter().cloned()); // params + co_decls.push(target_motive_decl); // target motive only + co_decls.extend(index_decls.iter().cloned()); // indices + co_decls.extend(major_decls.iter().cloned()); // major + + // === Step 3: Build stripped target minors + minor wrappers for rec === + + // Track which minors belong to target inductive + let mut minor_offset = 0usize; + let mut target_minor_range = 0..0usize; + for (j, &count) in ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { + if j == target_idx { + target_minor_range = minor_offset..(minor_offset + count); + } + minor_offset += count; + } + + // For each minor, build: + // - If target: casesOn minor binder (stripped of IH) + rec arg wrapper + // - If non-target: rec arg = λ (all_fields), PUnit.unit + struct MinorInfo { + rec_arg: LeanExpr, + /// If target: the casesOn minor FVar (for building wrapper) + _co_minor_fvar: Option, + } + + let mut minor_infos: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (mi, minor_dom) in minor_doms.iter().enumerate() { + let is_target = target_minor_range.contains(&mi); + + if is_target { + // Open minor fields + let n_fields = count_foralls(minor_dom); + let (field_fvars, field_decls, minor_ret) = + forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, &format!("cof{mi}"), 0); + + // Classify fields: non-IH go into casesOn minor, IH fields are dropped + let mut non_ih_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut non_ih_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut wrapper_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); // all fields for the rec lambda + + for (decl, fvar) in field_decls.into_iter().zip(field_fvars.into_iter()) { + let motive_idx = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, &motive_fvars); + if let Some(idx) = motive_idx { + if idx == target_idx { + // Target-motive IH: keep original domain in wrapper. + wrapper_decls.push(decl); + } else { + // Non-target-motive IH: wrap domain with mk_pi_unit. + // Matches C++ lines 134-140: replace type with `∀ args, PUnit`. + let wrapped_domain = + mk_pi_unit(&decl.domain, &punit_const(&elim_lvl)); + wrapper_decls.push(LocalDecl { domain: wrapped_domain, ..decl }); + } + } else { + // Non-IH field: appears in both wrapper and casesOn minor + non_ih_decls.push(decl.clone()); + non_ih_fvars.push(fvar.clone()); + wrapper_decls.push(decl); + } + } + + // Build casesOn minor type: ∀ (non_ih_fields...), minor_ret + let co_minor_type = mk_forall(minor_ret.clone(), &non_ih_decls); + + // Get original minor name from rec type for the casesOn binder name + // (use rec_val's constructor name suffix as binder name) + let co_minor_binder_name = + get_minor_name(mi, &target_minor_range, &target_ind, lean_env); + let (co_fv_name, co_fv) = fresh_fvar("coq", mi); + co_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: co_fv_name, + binder_name: co_minor_binder_name, + domain: co_minor_type, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + + // Build rec arg wrapper: λ (all_fields), co_minor_fvar(non_ih_fvars) + let wrapper_body = mk_app_n(co_fv.clone(), &non_ih_fvars); + let rec_arg = mk_lambda(wrapper_body, &wrapper_decls); + + minor_infos.push(MinorInfo { rec_arg, _co_minor_fvar: Some(co_fv) }); + } else { + // Non-target minor: rec arg = λ (all_fields), PUnit.unit + // IH fields targeting non-target motives need mk_pi_unit wrapping + // (matching Lean's process_minor which applies mk_pi_unit for all + // non-main IH fields, regardless of whether the minor itself is main). + let n_fields = count_foralls(minor_dom); + let (_, field_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, &format!("con{mi}"), 0); + let wrapped_decls: Vec = field_decls + .into_iter() + .map(|decl| { + if let Some(idx) = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, &motive_fvars) + && idx != target_idx { + // Non-target-motive IH: wrap domain + return LocalDecl { + domain: mk_pi_unit(&decl.domain, &punit_const(&elim_lvl)), + ..decl + }; + } + decl + }) + .collect(); + let rec_arg = mk_lambda(mk_punit_unit(&elim_lvl), &wrapped_decls); + minor_infos.push(MinorInfo { rec_arg, _co_minor_fvar: None }); + } + } + + // === Step 4: Substitute non-target motive FVars === + // Non-target motive FVars may appear in index/major/minor domains. + // Replace them with PUnit functions before building final type and value. + let mut non_target_substs: Vec<(Name, LeanExpr)> = Vec::new(); + for (j, decl) in all_motive_decls.iter().enumerate() { + if j == target_idx { + continue; + } + let motive_type = &decl.domain; + let n_motive_args = count_foralls(motive_type); + let (_, motive_arg_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(motive_type, n_motive_args, &format!("cos{j}"), 0); + let fun_unit = mk_lambda(punit_const(&elim_lvl), &motive_arg_decls); + non_target_substs.push((decl.fvar_name.clone(), fun_unit)); + } + + // Apply substitutions to co_decls domains and rec_return_type + let mut co_ret = rec_return_type.clone(); + for (fv_name, replacement) in &non_target_substs { + co_ret = subst_fvar(&co_ret, fv_name, replacement); + } + let co_decls: Vec = co_decls + .into_iter() + .map(|mut d| { + for (fv_name, replacement) in &non_target_substs { + d.domain = subst_fvar(&d.domain, fv_name, replacement); + } + d + }) + .collect(); + + // === Step 5: Build casesOn type === + + let co_type = mk_forall(co_ret, &co_decls); + + // === Step 5: Build casesOn value === + + let mut val = mk_const(&rec_val.cnst.name, &rec_univs); + + // Apply params + val = mk_app_n(val, ¶m_fvars); + + // Apply motives: target motive directly, others as λ targs, unit_type + for (j, motive_decl) in all_motive_decls.iter().enumerate().take(n_motives) { + if j == target_idx { + val = LeanExpr::app(val, motive_fvars[target_idx].clone()); + } else { + // Build λ (motive_args...), unit_type + let motive_type = &motive_decl.domain; + let n_motive_args = count_foralls(motive_type); + let (_, motive_arg_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(motive_type, n_motive_args, &format!("cou{j}"), 0); + let fun_unit = mk_lambda(punit_const(&elim_lvl), &motive_arg_decls); + val = LeanExpr::app(val, fun_unit); + } + } + + // Apply minors + for info in &minor_infos { + val = LeanExpr::app(val, info.rec_arg.clone()); + } + + // Apply indices and major + val = mk_app_n(val, &index_fvars); + val = mk_app_n(val, &major_fvars); + + // Replace non-target motive FVars in the value (same substitutions as type). + for (fv_name, replacement) in &non_target_substs { + val = subst_fvar(&val, fv_name, replacement); + } + + let co_value = mk_lambda(val, &co_decls); + + Some(AuxDef { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: rec_val.cnst.level_params.clone(), + typ: co_type, + value: co_value, + }) +} + +/// Extract a minor premise name for the casesOn binder. +/// +/// Uses the constructor name suffix (e.g., "A.mk" → "mk"). +fn get_minor_name( + minor_idx: usize, + target_range: &std::ops::Range, + target_ind: &Name, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Name { + let ctor_idx = minor_idx - target_range.start; + if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(target_ind) + && let Some(ctor_name) = v.ctors.get(ctor_idx) { + // Strip prefix to get suffix (e.g., "A.mk" → "mk") + if let Some(suffix) = ctor_name.strip_prefix(target_ind) { + return Name::anon().append_components(&suffix); + } + return ctor_name.clone(); + } + Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("minor_{}", ctor_idx)) +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..399dc103 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -0,0 +1,613 @@ +//! Shared expression manipulation utilities for auxiliary generation. +//! +//! Provides FVar-based expression construction: create fresh free variables, +//! open forall telescopes, build expressions using FVar references, then +//! abstract back into de Bruijn binder chains with `mk_forall`/`mk_lambda`. +//! +//! Also includes substitution, shifting, and universe manipulation helpers +//! used across `recursor.rs`, `below.rs`, and `brecon.rs`. + +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, LevelData, Name, +}; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +// ========================================================================= +// FVar infrastructure +// ========================================================================= + +/// A local declaration: FVar name, binder metadata, and domain type. +/// +/// Used to accumulate binder information while building expressions in +/// FVar space. The `fvar_name` is a unique identifier; `binder_name` is +/// the cosmetic name that appears in the final forall/lambda chain. +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(super) struct LocalDecl { + pub fvar_name: Name, + pub binder_name: Name, + pub domain: LeanExpr, + pub info: BinderInfo, +} + +/// Create a fresh FVar with a unique name derived from `prefix` and `idx`. +pub(super) fn fresh_fvar(prefix: &str, idx: usize) -> (Name, LeanExpr) { + let name = Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("_{}_{}", prefix, idx)); + let fvar = LeanExpr::fvar(name.clone()); + (name, fvar) +} + +/// Open N leading foralls of `expr`, replacing each BVar(0) with a fresh +/// FVar. Returns the FVars, their declarations, and the remaining body. +/// +/// This is the Rust equivalent of Lean's `forallTelescope`: it converts +/// a de Bruijn binder chain into FVar-based form so that expression +/// construction can use named references instead of manual index arithmetic. +/// +/// The declarations are returned in outermost-first order, suitable for +/// passing directly to `mk_forall` or `mk_lambda`. +pub(super) fn forall_telescope( + expr: &LeanExpr, + n: usize, + prefix: &str, + start_idx: usize, +) -> (Vec, Vec, LeanExpr) { + let mut fvars = Vec::with_capacity(n); + let mut decls = Vec::with_capacity(n); + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + for i in 0..n { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar(prefix, start_idx + i); + decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + fvars.push(fv.clone()); + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + (fvars, decls, cur) +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Abstraction: FVar -> BVar +// ========================================================================= + +/// Abstract an FVar: replace all occurrences of `Fvar(fvar_name)` with +/// `BVar(depth)`, and increment all existing BVars >= depth. +/// This is the inverse of `instantiate1`. +/// +/// Used when folding expressions with FVars back into forall/lambda chains. +pub(super) fn abstract_fvar( + expr: &LeanExpr, + fvar_name: &Name, + depth: u64, +) -> LeanExpr { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) if n == fvar_name => LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(depth)), + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + if i >= depth { LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i + 1)) } else { expr.clone() } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + abstract_fvar(f, fvar_name, depth), + abstract_fvar(a, fvar_name, depth), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + abstract_fvar(t, fvar_name, depth), + abstract_fvar(b, fvar_name, depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + abstract_fvar(t, fvar_name, depth), + abstract_fvar(b, fvar_name, depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + abstract_fvar(t, fvar_name, depth), + abstract_fvar(v, fvar_name, depth), + abstract_fvar(b, fvar_name, depth + 1), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::proj(n.clone(), i.clone(), abstract_fvar(e, fvar_name, depth)) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), abstract_fvar(e, fvar_name, depth)) + }, + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +/// Build a forall chain by abstracting FVars. +/// +/// `binders` is outermost-first. Abstracts from innermost to outermost, +/// building the `∀ (x : T), body` chain. Each FVar in the body and in +/// subsequent domains is replaced with the correct BVar index. +pub(super) fn mk_forall(mut body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { + for decl in binders.iter().rev() { + body = abstract_fvar(&body, &decl.fvar_name, 0); + let domain = abstract_fvar(&decl.domain, &decl.fvar_name, 0); + body = + LeanExpr::all(decl.binder_name.clone(), domain, body, decl.info.clone()); + } + body +} + +/// Build a lambda chain by abstracting FVars. +/// +/// Same semantics as `mk_forall` but produces `λ (x : T), body`. +pub(super) fn mk_lambda(mut body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { + for decl in binders.iter().rev() { + body = abstract_fvar(&body, &decl.fvar_name, 0); + let domain = abstract_fvar(&decl.domain, &decl.fvar_name, 0); + body = + LeanExpr::lam(decl.binder_name.clone(), domain, body, decl.info.clone()); + } + body +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Instantiation: BVar -> replacement +// ========================================================================= + +/// Lean's `instantiate1`: replace BVar(0) with `replacement`, decrement +/// BVar(i>0) by 1 (removing a binder level). The replacement is NOT +/// shifted — it's inserted as-is at the substitution depth. +/// +/// This differs from `subst_bvar0` which shifts the replacement by the +/// current depth. `instantiate1` is used when peeling forall binders +/// during recursor construction (matching Lean C++ and lean4lean). +pub(super) fn instantiate1( + body: &LeanExpr, + replacement: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + instantiate1_at(body, replacement, 0) +} + +pub(super) fn instantiate1_at( + body: &LeanExpr, + replacement: &LeanExpr, + depth: u64, +) -> LeanExpr { + match body.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + if i == depth { + replacement.clone() + } else if i > depth { + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i - 1)) + } else { + body.clone() + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + instantiate1_at(f, replacement, depth), + instantiate1_at(a, replacement, depth), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + instantiate1_at(t, replacement, depth), + instantiate1_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + instantiate1_at(t, replacement, depth), + instantiate1_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + instantiate1_at(t, replacement, depth), + instantiate1_at(v, replacement, depth), + instantiate1_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + instantiate1_at(e, replacement, depth), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), instantiate1_at(e, replacement, depth)) + }, + _ => body.clone(), + } +} + +/// Substitute BVar(depth) with `replacement`, shifting the replacement +/// by the current depth. Decrements BVar(i > depth) by 1. +#[allow(dead_code)] +pub(super) fn subst_at( + body: &LeanExpr, + replacement: &LeanExpr, + depth: u64, +) -> LeanExpr { + match body.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + if i == depth { + shift_vars(replacement, depth as usize, 0) + } else if i > depth { + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i - 1)) + } else { + body.clone() + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + subst_at(f, replacement, depth), + subst_at(a, replacement, depth), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + subst_at(t, replacement, depth), + subst_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + subst_at(t, replacement, depth), + subst_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + subst_at(t, replacement, depth), + subst_at(v, replacement, depth), + subst_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::proj(n.clone(), i.clone(), subst_at(e, replacement, depth)) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), subst_at(e, replacement, depth)) + }, + _ => body.clone(), + } +} + +#[allow(dead_code)] +pub(super) fn subst_bvar0(body: &LeanExpr, replacement: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + subst_at(body, replacement, 0) +} + +/// Convert spec_params from BVar form to FVar form. +/// +/// Spec_params use BVars relative to the param context: BVar(0) is the +/// last (innermost) param, BVar(n_params-1) is the first. We convert +/// each BVar(i) to the corresponding param FVar by iterating +/// `instantiate1` from innermost to outermost. +pub(super) fn instantiate_spec_with_fvars( + spec_params: &[LeanExpr], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], +) -> Vec { + spec_params + .iter() + .map(|sp| { + let mut result = sp.clone(); + for j in (0..param_fvars.len()).rev() { + result = instantiate1(&result, ¶m_fvars[j]); + } + result + }) + .collect() +} + +// ========================================================================= +// BVar shifting +// ========================================================================= + +/// Shift BVars UP by `amount` for BVars >= cutoff. +/// +/// Used in substitution helpers and during manual BVar adjustments. +/// After full FVar conversion, this is primarily used internally by +/// `subst_at`. +pub(super) fn shift_vars( + expr: &LeanExpr, + amount: usize, + cutoff: usize, +) -> LeanExpr { + if amount == 0 { + return expr.clone(); + } + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + if i >= cutoff { + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((i + amount) as u64)) + } else { + expr.clone() + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + shift_vars(f, amount, cutoff), + shift_vars(a, amount, cutoff), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + shift_vars(t, amount, cutoff), + shift_vars(b, amount, cutoff + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + shift_vars(t, amount, cutoff), + shift_vars(b, amount, cutoff + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + shift_vars(t, amount, cutoff), + shift_vars(v, amount, cutoff), + shift_vars(b, amount, cutoff + 1), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::proj(n.clone(), i.clone(), shift_vars(e, amount, cutoff)) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), shift_vars(e, amount, cutoff)) + }, + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Universe substitution +// ========================================================================= + +/// Substitute universe parameters in expressions. +pub(super) fn subst_levels( + expr: &LeanExpr, + params: &[Name], + univs: &[Level], +) -> LeanExpr { + if params.is_empty() || univs.is_empty() { + return expr.clone(); + } + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => LeanExpr::sort(subst_level(lvl, params, univs)), + ExprData::Const(name, us, _) => LeanExpr::cnst( + name.clone(), + us.iter().map(|u| subst_level(u, params, univs)).collect(), + ), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + subst_levels(f, params, univs), + subst_levels(a, params, univs), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + subst_levels(t, params, univs), + subst_levels(b, params, univs), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + subst_levels(t, params, univs), + subst_levels(b, params, univs), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + subst_levels(t, params, univs), + subst_levels(v, params, univs), + subst_levels(b, params, univs), + *nd, + ), + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +/// Substitute universe parameters in a level. +pub(super) fn subst_level( + lvl: &Level, + params: &[Name], + univs: &[Level], +) -> Level { + match lvl.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => lvl.clone(), + LevelData::Succ(l, _) => Level::succ(subst_level(l, params, univs)), + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { + Level::max(subst_level(a, params, univs), subst_level(b, params, univs)) + }, + LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => { + Level::imax(subst_level(a, params, univs), subst_level(b, params, univs)) + }, + LevelData::Param(name, _) => { + for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { + if p == name && i < univs.len() { + return univs[i].clone(); + } + } + lvl.clone() + }, + } +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Expression utilities +// ========================================================================= + +/// Create a `Const` expression with the given name and universe levels. +pub(super) fn mk_const(name: &Name, univs: &[Level]) -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::cnst(name.clone(), univs.to_vec()) +} + +/// Decompose an application spine: `f a1 a2 ... an` -> `(f, [a1, ..., an])`. +pub(super) fn decompose_apps(expr: &LeanExpr) -> (LeanExpr, Vec) { + let mut args = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = cur.as_data() { + args.push(a.clone()); + cur = f.clone(); + } + args.reverse(); + (cur, args) +} + +/// Count the number of leading forall binders in an expression. +pub(super) fn count_foralls(expr: &LeanExpr) -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + n += 1; + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => return n, + } + } +} + +/// Apply an expression to a sequence of arguments: `f a1 a2 ... an`. +pub(super) fn mk_app_n(f: LeanExpr, args: &[LeanExpr]) -> LeanExpr { + let mut result = f; + for a in args { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); + } + result +} + +/// Check if the head of `dom` (after peeling foralls) is one of the +/// given `motive_fvars`. Returns `Some(class_index)` if matched. +/// +/// Substitute all occurrences of `Fvar(fvar_name)` with `replacement`. +/// +/// Unlike `abstract_fvar` (which replaces FVar with BVar), this replaces +/// FVar with an arbitrary expression. Used when eliminating free FVars +/// that shouldn't appear in the final output. +pub(super) fn subst_fvar( + expr: &LeanExpr, + fvar_name: &Name, + replacement: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) if n == fvar_name => replacement.clone(), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + subst_fvar(f, fvar_name, replacement), + subst_fvar(a, fvar_name, replacement), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + subst_fvar(t, fvar_name, replacement), + subst_fvar(b, fvar_name, replacement), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + subst_fvar(t, fvar_name, replacement), + subst_fvar(b, fvar_name, replacement), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + subst_fvar(t, fvar_name, replacement), + subst_fvar(v, fvar_name, replacement), + subst_fvar(b, fvar_name, replacement), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + subst_fvar(e, fvar_name, replacement), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), subst_fvar(e, fvar_name, replacement)) + }, + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +/// Replace constant names throughout an expression according to a name map. +/// +/// Recursively traverses the expression tree, substituting `Const` names +/// and `Proj` type names that appear as keys in `map` with their +/// corresponding values. All other expression structure is preserved. +/// +/// Used by `rename_below_indc` to fix up constructor types when creating +/// alpha-collapsed aliases: the canonical `.below` constructor types +/// reference the canonical parent inductive and its constructors, which +/// must be rewritten to reference the alias target. +pub(super) fn replace_const_names( + expr: &LeanExpr, + map: &std::collections::HashMap, +) -> LeanExpr { + if map.is_empty() { + return expr.clone(); + } + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, lvls, _) => { + let new_name = map.get(name).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| name.clone()); + LeanExpr::cnst(new_name, lvls.clone()) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + replace_const_names(f, map), + replace_const_names(a, map), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + replace_const_names(d, map), + replace_const_names(b, map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + replace_const_names(d, map), + replace_const_names(b, map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + replace_const_names(t, map), + replace_const_names(v, map), + replace_const_names(b, map), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(type_name, idx, e, _) => { + let new_type_name = + map.get(type_name).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| type_name.clone()); + LeanExpr::proj(new_type_name, idx.clone(), replace_const_names(e, map)) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), replace_const_names(e, map)) + }, + // BVar, FVar, MVar, Sort, Lit — no constant names to replace. + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +/// This replaces the BVar-range-based `is_motive_application` and +/// `find_motive_class` with a simple structural FVar comparison. +pub(super) fn find_motive_fvar( + dom: &LeanExpr, + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], +) -> Option { + let mut ty = dom.clone(); + loop { + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => { + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&ty); + if let ExprData::Fvar(name, _) = head.as_data() { + for (j, mfv) in motive_fvars.iter().enumerate() { + if let ExprData::Fvar(mn, _) = mfv.as_data() + && name == mn { + return Some(j); + } + } + } + return None; + }, + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5e83cb1e --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +//! Nested-inductive detection and flat block construction. +//! +//! Detects nested occurrences in constructor field types (e.g., `List (Option A)`) +//! and builds auxiliary entries for the flat block. Currently stubbed to return +//! no nested occurrences — will be ported from ix_old when needed. + +use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, Level, Name}; + +/// A member of the flat block (original inductive or nested auxiliary). +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(crate) struct CompileFlatMember { + pub name: Name, + pub spec_params: Vec, + pub occurrence_level_args: Vec, + pub own_params: usize, + pub n_indices: usize, +} + +/// Build a flat block from an ordered list of original inductives. +/// +/// Detects nested inductive occurrences in constructor fields and +/// creates auxiliary entries. Currently returns only the originals +/// (no nested detection yet). +pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( + ordered_originals: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Vec { + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo; + + ordered_originals + .iter() + .filter_map(|name| { + let ind = match lean_env.get(name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => return None, + }; + Some(CompileFlatMember { + name: name.clone(), + spec_params: vec![], + occurrence_level_args: vec![], + own_params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + n_indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + }) + }) + .collect() +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..448c1d0b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +//! `.noConfusionType` and `.noConfusion` generation. +//! +//! `.noConfusionType` builds a type family for constructor discrimination. +//! `.noConfusion` uses `.casesOn` to prove distinct constructors differ. +//! +//! NOTE: noConfusion's value calls casesOn, so it needs regeneration when +//! casesOn changes arity due to alpha-collapse. This is complex (requires +//! MetaM-like operations) and is deferred. Currently returns None, which +//! means the original Lean noConfusion will be compiled as-is. This will +//! produce structurally incorrect Ixon for collapsed blocks — the noConfusion +//! value will have too many arguments to casesOn. This will be caught by +//! the kernel type checker when roundtrip testing is enabled. + +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::AuxDef; +use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Name}; +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; + +/// Generate `.noConfusionType` and `.noConfusion` for an inductive. +/// +/// Returns `(noConfusionType, Option)`. +/// Returns `None` if the inductive structure cannot be processed. +pub(crate) fn _generate_no_confusion( + _ind_name: &Name, + _sorted_classes: &[Vec], + _lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Result)>, CompileError> { + // TODO: Implement from Lean 4 reference + Ok(None) +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9fe5aaf7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs @@ -0,0 +1,347 @@ +//! `.recOn` generation: reorders `.rec` arguments. +//! +//! `.rec` binder order: params, motives, minors, indices, major +//! `.recOn` binder order: params, motives, indices, major, minors +//! +//! Follows `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/RecOn.lean`. + +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::AuxDef; +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, Name, + RecursorVal, +}; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +/// Generate a `.recOn` definition from a canonical `.rec`. +/// +/// Returns `None` if the recursor type cannot be decomposed. +pub(crate) fn _generate_rec_on(name: &Name, rec_val: &RecursorVal) -> Option { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64()? as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64()? as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64()? as usize; + let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64()? as usize; + let n_major = 1usize; + + let ac_size = n_params + n_motives; // params + motives (kept in place) + let total = ac_size + n_minors + n_indices + n_major; + + // Collect all binders from the rec type. + let mut binders: Vec<(Name, LeanExpr, BinderInfo)> = + Vec::with_capacity(total); + let mut cur = rec_val.cnst.typ.clone(); + for _ in 0..total { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(bname, dom, body, bi, _) => { + binders.push((bname.clone(), dom.clone(), bi.clone())); + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => return None, + } + } + let return_type = cur; // the body after all binders + + // The new binder order is: + // [0..ac_size) = params + motives (same) + // [ac_size..ac_size+n_indices+n_major) = indices + major (moved up) + // [ac_size+n_indices+n_major..total) = minors (moved down) + // + // Build a permutation: new_order[new_pos] = old_pos + let mut new_order: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(total); + // params + motives + for i in 0..ac_size { + new_order.push(i); + } + // indices + major (were at old positions ac_size+n_minors .. total) + for i in (ac_size + n_minors)..(ac_size + n_minors + n_indices + n_major) { + new_order.push(i); + } + // minors (were at old positions ac_size .. ac_size+n_minors) + for i in ac_size..(ac_size + n_minors) { + new_order.push(i); + } + + // Build inverse permutation: inv_perm[old_pos] = new_pos + let mut inv_perm = vec![0usize; total]; + for (new_pos, &old_pos) in new_order.iter().enumerate() { + inv_perm[old_pos] = new_pos; + } + + // Build the new type: ∀ (reordered binders), return_type[permuted BVars] + // In the rec type, BVar(0) is the innermost (major), BVar(total-1) is the outermost (first param). + // After reordering, a binder that was at old_pos now has BVar(total - 1 - new_pos). + // + // For each BVar(k) in the original type where k < total: + // old_pos = total - 1 - k + // new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos] + // new_bvar = total - 1 - new_pos + + // Permute BVars in an expression (only free vars, i.e., index >= cutoff). + let permute = |expr: &LeanExpr, cutoff: usize| -> LeanExpr { + permute_bvars(expr, &inv_perm, total, cutoff) + }; + + // Build the recOn type with reordered binders. + let mut rec_on_type = permute(&return_type, 0); + for i in (0..total).rev() { + let old_pos = new_order[i]; + let (ref bname, ref dom, ref bi) = binders[old_pos]; + // The domain needs to be permuted with cutoff = total - 1 - old_pos + // (the number of binders that were INSIDE this one in the original). + // But we're building from inside-out, and the domain at old_pos had + // (total - 1 - old_pos) binders below it. After permutation, we need + // the domain to reference the new positions. + let _cutoff = total - 1 - old_pos; + let new_dom = + permute_bvars_reorder(dom, &new_order, &inv_perm, total, old_pos); + rec_on_type = + LeanExpr::all(bname.clone(), new_dom, rec_on_type, bi.clone()); + } + + // Build the recOn value: λ (reordered binders), rec (original-order binders) + // The value applies rec to args in the ORIGINAL order. + // In the lambda body (depth = total), each original binder at old_pos + // is now at new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos], so it's BVar(total - 1 - new_pos). + let rec_const = LeanExpr::cnst( + rec_val.cnst.name.clone(), + rec_val.cnst.level_params.iter().map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())).collect(), + ); + let mut rec_app = rec_const; + for &new_pos in inv_perm.iter().take(total) { + let bvar_idx = (total - 1 - new_pos) as u64; + rec_app = LeanExpr::app(rec_app, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(bvar_idx))); + } + + let mut rec_on_value = rec_app; + for i in (0..total).rev() { + let old_pos = new_order[i]; + let (ref bname, ref dom, ref bi) = binders[old_pos]; + let new_dom = + permute_bvars_reorder(dom, &new_order, &inv_perm, total, old_pos); + rec_on_value = + LeanExpr::lam(bname.clone(), new_dom, rec_on_value, bi.clone()); + } + + Some(AuxDef { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: rec_val.cnst.level_params.clone(), + typ: rec_on_type, + value: rec_on_value, + }) +} + +/// Permute free BVars in an expression. +/// +/// For a BVar(k) where k >= cutoff (free relative to cutoff): +/// old_pos = total - 1 - (k - cutoff) [which original binder it refers to] +/// new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos] +/// new_k = cutoff + (total - 1 - new_pos) +#[allow(dead_code)] +pub(crate) fn permute_bvars( + expr: &LeanExpr, + inv_perm: &[usize], + total: usize, + cutoff: usize, +) -> LeanExpr { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let k = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + if k >= cutoff && (k - cutoff) < total { + let old_pos = total - 1 - (k - cutoff); + if old_pos < inv_perm.len() { + let new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos]; + let new_k = cutoff + total - 1 - new_pos; + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(new_k as u64)) + } else { + expr.clone() + } + } else { + expr.clone() + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + permute_bvars(f, inv_perm, total, cutoff), + permute_bvars(a, inv_perm, total, cutoff), + ), + ExprData::Lam(name, dom, body, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + name.clone(), + permute_bvars(dom, inv_perm, total, cutoff), + permute_bvars(body, inv_perm, total, cutoff + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + name.clone(), + permute_bvars(dom, inv_perm, total, cutoff), + permute_bvars(body, inv_perm, total, cutoff + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + name.clone(), + permute_bvars(ty, inv_perm, total, cutoff), + permute_bvars(val, inv_perm, total, cutoff), + permute_bvars(body, inv_perm, total, cutoff + 1), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Fvar(..) + | ExprData::Mvar(..) + | ExprData::Lit(..) => expr.clone(), + ExprData::Mdata(kv, inner, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(kv.clone(), permute_bvars(inner, inv_perm, total, cutoff)) + }, + ExprData::Proj(name, idx, s, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + name.clone(), + idx.clone(), + permute_bvars(s, inv_perm, total, cutoff), + ), + } +} + +/// Permute BVars in a binder domain from the original rec type. +/// +/// The domain at `old_pos` in the original rec type has `total - 1 - old_pos` +/// binders below it. We need to remap those free BVars to the new positions. +#[allow(dead_code)] +fn permute_bvars_reorder( + dom: &LeanExpr, + _new_order: &[usize], + inv_perm: &[usize], + total: usize, + old_pos: usize, +) -> LeanExpr { + // In the original type, the domain at old_pos sees binders at positions + // (old_pos+1)..total as free BVars (BVar(0) = old_pos+1, etc.). + // After reordering, we need to remap these. + // + // Free BVar(k) in the original domain means it refers to old_pos_ref = old_pos + 1 + k. + // In the new layout, that binder is at new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos_ref]. + // The new BVar index relative to the current position (new_pos_self = inv_perm[old_pos]) + // needs to account for the new ordering. + // + // Since we're building the type from inside-out with the new binder order, + // a binder at new position j sees binders at new positions (j+1)..total below it. + // If old_pos_ref maps to new_pos_ref, the BVar in the new type is: + // (total - 1 - new_pos_ref) relative to the bottom, + // but relative to the current position at new_pos_self: + // we need (new_pos_self - new_pos_ref - 1) if new_pos_ref < new_pos_self + // but this gets complicated. Use the simpler approach: + // + // The domain will be placed under (total - 1 - inv_perm[old_pos]) binders + // in the final type. Free BVar(k) refers to old position old_pos + 1 + k. + // In the final type, that position is at depth (total - 1 - inv_perm[old_pos + 1 + k]). + // But the domain itself is at depth (total - 1 - inv_perm[old_pos]). + // So the relative BVar should be: depth_ref - depth_self - 1... no, this is + // getting wrong. + // + // Actually, let's use the general permute_bvars with cutoff=0 since the domain + // in the original type has (total - 1 - old_pos) free variables which are exactly + // the binders at positions old_pos+1..total. These map via inv_perm. + let _n_free = total - 1 - old_pos; // number of binders INSIDE this one + permute_bvars(dom, inv_perm, total, 0) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::ConstantVal; + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + Name::str(Name::anon(), s.to_string()) + } + + /// Test recOn generation for a simple Prop inductive: `inductive P : Prop | mk` + /// rec : ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (mk : motive P.mk) (t : P), motive t + /// recOn: ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (t : P) (mk : motive P.mk), motive t + #[test] + fn test_rec_on_simple() { + // Build P.rec type: ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (mk : motive P.mk) (t : P), motive t + // Using de Bruijn: + // motive = BVar(2) in the body + // mk = BVar(1) in the body + // t = BVar(0) in the body + // + // P = Const("P", []) + let p = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("P"), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + + // motive type: P → Prop + let motive_ty = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name("t"), p.clone(), prop.clone(), BinderInfo::Default); + + // mk type (minor): motive P.mk + // Under 1 binder (motive), P.mk = Const("P.mk", []), motive = BVar(0) + let p_mk = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("P.mk"), vec![]); + let mk_ty = LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), p_mk.clone()); + + // major type: P (no BVars needed since P is a constant) + let major_ty = p.clone(); + + // return: motive t = BVar(2) applied to BVar(0) + let ret = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + ); + + // rec type: ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (mk : motive P.mk) (t : P), motive t + let rec_type = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("motive"), + motive_ty, + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("mk"), + mk_ty, + LeanExpr::all(mk_name("t"), major_ty, ret, BinderInfo::Default), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ); + + let rec_val = RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("P.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: rec_type, + }, + all: vec![mk_name("P")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(1u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(1u64), + rules: vec![], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + }; + + let rec_on = _generate_rec_on(&mk_name("P.recOn"), &rec_val) + .expect("should generate recOn"); + + assert_eq!(rec_on.name, mk_name("P.recOn")); + + // recOn type should be: ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (t : P) (mk : motive P.mk), motive t + // The minors (mk) are moved after indices+major (t). + // Verify the type has the right binder structure. + let mut ty = rec_on.typ.clone(); + // First binder: {motive : P → Prop} + if let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, body, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { + assert_eq!(name.pretty(), "motive"); + assert_eq!(*bi, BinderInfo::Implicit); + ty = body.clone(); + } else { + panic!("expected forall for motive"); + } + // Second binder: (t : P) — moved from position 2 to position 1 + if let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, body, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { + assert_eq!(name.pretty(), "t"); + assert_eq!(*bi, BinderInfo::Default); + ty = body.clone(); + } else { + panic!("expected forall for t (major)"); + } + // Third binder: (mk : motive P.mk) — moved from position 1 to position 2 + if let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, _, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { + assert_eq!(name.pretty(), "mk"); + assert_eq!(*bi, BinderInfo::Default); + } else { + panic!("expected forall for mk (minor)"); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9f93360d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -0,0 +1,3561 @@ +//! Canonical recursor generation for alpha-collapsed inductive blocks. +//! +//! Regenerates a `RecursorVal` from canonical class structure, producing +//! identical output regardless of source declaration order. +//! +//! Closely follows `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:589-776`: +//! - `mk_rec_infos`: builds motive types and minor premise types +//! - `mk_rec_rules`: builds rule RHS +//! - `declare_recursors`: assembles the final recursor type +//! +//! Key difference from C++: we use FVar-based intermediate computation +//! (see `expr_utils.rs`) then abstract back into de Bruijn binder chains. + +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, Env as LeanEnv, + Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, InductiveVal, Level, LevelData, Name, NameData, + RecursorRule, RecursorVal, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +use super::expr_utils::{ + LocalDecl, abstract_fvar, decompose_apps, fresh_fvar, + instantiate_spec_with_fvars, instantiate1, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, + shift_vars, subst_levels, +}; + +// ========================================================================= +// Public API +// ========================================================================= + +/// Info about one member of the flat block (original or auxiliary). +struct FlatInfo<'a> { + /// Name of the inductive (for originals: the class rep, for aux: external ind) + name: Name, + /// InductiveVal from lean_env + ind: &'a InductiveVal, + /// Constructors from lean_env + ctors: Vec<&'a ConstructorVal>, + /// All inductive names in equivalence class (for rec target detection). + /// For auxiliary: just the external inductive name. + all_names: Vec, + /// True if this is an auxiliary member (nested occurrence) + is_aux: bool, + /// Specialized parameter expressions (empty for originals, + /// concrete args like [Syntax] for auxiliaries) + spec_params: Vec, + /// Concrete universe level args from the nested occurrence. + /// Empty for originals (use `ind_univs` instead). + occurrence_level_args: Vec, + /// Number of params for this member's inductive (may differ from block + /// params for auxiliaries). + own_params: usize, + /// Number of indices for this member's inductive. + n_indices: usize, +} + +/// Generate canonical recursors for all classes in a block. +/// +/// Returns one `RecursorVal` per class. `sorted_classes[i]` contains the +/// names of inductives in equivalence class `i`; the first is the +/// representative whose `InductiveVal` and `ConstructorVal`s are used. +/// Returns `(recursors, is_prop)` where `is_prop` indicates whether the +/// inductive block is in Prop. Downstream phases (`.below`, `.brecOn`) +/// use `is_prop` to choose between definition (Type-level) and inductive +/// (Prop-level) generation — matching Lean's `isPropFormerType` guard. +pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, +) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { + let mut classes: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| { + let rep = &class[0]; + let ind = match lean_env.get(rep) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!("aux_gen: {} not an inductive", rep.pretty()), + }); + }, + }; + let ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = ind + .ctors + .iter() + .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn) { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(c), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + Ok(FlatInfo { + name: ind.cnst.name.clone(), + ind, + ctors, + all_names: class.clone(), + is_aux: false, + spec_params: vec![], + occurrence_level_args: vec![], + own_params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + n_indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + }) + }) + .collect::, _>>()?; + + let n_classes = classes.len(); + let n_params = classes[0].ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + + // Build flat block to detect nested inductive occurrences. + let ordered_originals: Vec = + classes.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); + let flat = + super::nested::build_compile_flat_block(&ordered_originals, lean_env); + + // Add auxiliary members (nested occurrences) to classes. + for fm in flat.iter().skip(n_classes) { + if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) = lean_env.get(&fm.name) { + let ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = ind + .ctors + .iter() + .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn) { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(c), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + classes.push(FlatInfo { + name: fm.name.clone(), + ind, + ctors, + all_names: vec![fm.name.clone()], + is_aux: true, + spec_params: fm.spec_params.clone(), + occurrence_level_args: fm.occurrence_level_args.clone(), + own_params: fm.own_params, + n_indices: fm.n_indices, + }); + } + } + + let n_flat = classes.len(); + + let n_minors: usize = classes.iter().map(|fi| fi.ctors.len()).sum(); + + // Compute is_large, k, and is_prop using the zero kernel's TypeChecker. + let (is_large, k, is_prop) = compute_is_large_and_k( + &classes, n_classes, n_params, lean_env, stt, aux_n2a, + ); + + // Build canonical level params: [u_1, u1, ..., un] for large, [u1, ..., un] for small. + // Use the inductive's own level param names for consistency. + // Build canonical level params following Lean C++ init_elim_level: + // Start with "u", append suffix if it conflicts with existing level params. + let ind_level_params = &classes[0].ind.cnst.level_params; + let elim_level_name = { + let mut u = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); + let mut i = 1; + while ind_level_params.contains(&u) { + u = Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("u_{}", i)); + i += 1; + } + u + }; + let mut rec_level_params: Vec = Vec::new(); + if is_large { + rec_level_params.push(elim_level_name.clone()); + } + rec_level_params.extend(ind_level_params.iter().cloned()); + + let n_ind_lvls = classes[0].ind.cnst.level_params.len(); + let univ_offset: usize = if is_large { 1 } else { 0 }; + + // Shifted universe args for inductives: Param(0+offset)..Param(n-1+offset) + let ind_univs: Vec = (0..n_ind_lvls) + .map(|i| Level::param(rec_level_params[i + univ_offset].clone())) + .collect(); + + // Elim level + let elim_level = if is_large { + Level::param(rec_level_params[0].clone()) + } else { + Level::zero() + }; + + // (n_minors already computed above from flat_infos) + + // === Collect binder info following Lean C++ mk_rec_infos === + + // Param binder names + domains + binder info: walk first inductive type + let first_ty = subst_levels( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + &classes[0].ind.cnst.level_params, + &ind_univs, + ); + let param_binders = collect_binders(&first_ty, n_params); + + // Per-class: index binders, motive name, minor names + types + // We precompute motive types and minor types here. + + // Generate one recursor per flat member (originals + auxiliaries). + let mut results = Vec::new(); + for di in 0..n_flat { + let di_member = &classes[di]; + let n_indices = di_member.n_indices; + + // Name: original → .rec, auxiliary →
.rec_N + let rec_name = if di < n_classes { + Name::str(di_member.ind.cnst.name.clone(), "rec".to_string()) + } else { + let main_name = classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone(); + let aux_idx = di - n_classes + 1; + Name::str(main_name, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) + }; + + // `all` should list only the original inductives, matching Lean's convention. + let all: Vec = + classes[..n_classes].iter().map(|c| c.ind.cnst.name.clone()).collect(); + + // Build rec type: ∀ params motives minors indices major, motive indices major + let rec_type = build_rec_type( + di, + &classes, + &flat, + n_params, + n_classes, + ¶m_binders, + &elim_level, + &ind_univs, + is_large, + lean_env, + ); + + // Build rules + let rules = build_rec_rules( + di, + &classes, + &flat, + n_params, + n_classes, + ¶m_binders, + &elim_level, + &ind_univs, + is_large, + &rec_level_params, + &rec_type, + ); + + results.push(( + rec_name.clone(), + RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: rec_name, + level_params: rec_level_params.clone(), + typ: rec_type, + }, + all, + num_params: Nat::from(n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(n_indices as u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(n_flat as u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(n_minors as u64), + rules, + k, + is_unsafe: false, + }, + )); + } + + Ok((results, is_prop)) +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Binder info collected from types +// ========================================================================= + +/// A binder extracted from a forall chain. +#[derive(Clone)] +struct Binder { + name: Name, + domain: LeanExpr, + info: BinderInfo, +} + +/// Collect the first `n` forall binders from an expression. +fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { + let mut binders = Vec::with_capacity(n); + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + for _ in 0..n { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + binders.push(Binder { + name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + binders +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Recursor type construction +// ========================================================================= + +/// Build the full recursor type for class `di`. +/// +/// Follows `declare_recursors` in inductive.cpp:752-774. +fn build_rec_type( + di: usize, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + flat: &[super::nested::CompileFlatMember], + n_params: usize, + n_classes: usize, + param_binders: &[Binder], + elim_level: &Level, + ind_univs: &[Level], + _is_large: bool, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> LeanExpr { + let n_flat = flat.len(); + let n_indices = classes[di].n_indices; + let mut depth: usize = 0; + let mut domains: Vec = Vec::new(); + + // --- Params: create FVars --- + let mut param_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut param_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (p, pb) in param_binders.iter().enumerate() { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("param", p); + param_fvars.push(fv); + param_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: pb.name.clone(), + domain: pb.domain.clone(), + info: pb.info.clone(), + }); + domains.push(pb.clone()); + depth += 1; + } + + // --- Motives (Cs): one per flat member, create FVars --- + let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut motive_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + for j in 0..n_flat { + let mut motive_ty = if j < n_classes { + // Original member: use class info (FVar-based, contains param FVars) + build_motive_type( + j, + classes, + n_params, + depth, + elim_level, + ind_univs, + ¶m_fvars, + ) + } else { + // Auxiliary member (nested): build motive type from flat member. + build_motive_type_aux( + &classes[j], + n_params, + elim_level, + ind_univs, + lean_env, + ) + }; + // Abstract param FVars from the motive type and shift for depth + for pd in ¶m_decls { + motive_ty = abstract_fvar(&motive_ty, &pd.fvar_name, 0); + } + let n_motives_before = depth - n_params; // motives already pushed + if n_motives_before > 0 { + motive_ty = shift_vars(&motive_ty, n_motives_before, 0); + } + // Lean C++ uses appendIndexAfter which produces "motive_N" as a + // single string (not Name::str(Name::str(anon, "motive"), "N")). + let motive_name = if n_flat > 1 { + Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("motive_{}", j + 1)) + } else { + Name::str(Name::anon(), "motive".to_string()) + }; + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("motive", j); + motive_fvars.push(fv); + motive_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: motive_name.clone(), + domain: motive_ty.clone(), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + domains.push(Binder { + name: motive_name, + domain: motive_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + depth += 1; + } + + // --- Minors: build for each flat member's constructors --- + for j in 0..n_flat { + // Get constructors for this flat member + let member_ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = if j < n_classes { + classes[j].ctors.clone() + } else { + // Auxiliary member: look up ctors from the external inductive + match lean_env.get(&flat[j].name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) => ind + .ctors + .iter() + .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn) { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(c), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(), + _ => vec![], + } + }; + let ind_name = &flat[j].name; + for ctor in &member_ctors { + let mut minor_ty = build_minor_type( + j, + ctor, + classes, + n_params, + ¶m_fvars, + &motive_fvars, + ind_univs, + ); + // Abstract FVars in rec type binder order (outermost first). + for pd in ¶m_decls { + minor_ty = abstract_fvar(&minor_ty, &pd.fvar_name, 0); + } + for md in &motive_decls { + minor_ty = abstract_fvar(&minor_ty, &md.fvar_name, 0); + } + let n_earlier_minors = depth - n_params - n_flat; + if n_earlier_minors > 0 { + minor_ty = shift_vars(&minor_ty, n_earlier_minors, 0); + } + // Extract the ctor suffix as a Name (e.g. `A.mk` → `mk`) + let minor_name = ctor + .cnst + .name + .strip_prefix(ind_name).map_or_else(|| ctor.cnst.name.clone(), |suffix| Name::anon().append_components(&suffix)); + domains.push(Binder { + name: minor_name, + domain: minor_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + depth += 1; + } + } + + // --- Indices for member di --- + let di_member = &classes[di]; + let di_is_aux = di_member.is_aux; + let di_ty = if di_is_aux && !di_member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { + subst_levels( + &di_member.ind.cnst.typ, + &di_member.ind.cnst.level_params, + &di_member.occurrence_level_args, + ) + } else { + subst_levels( + &di_member.ind.cnst.typ, + &di_member.ind.cnst.level_params, + ind_univs, + ) + }; + let mut ity = di_ty; + // Peel params: for originals use param FVars, for aux use FVar-converted spec_params. + let di_n_ext_params = di_member.own_params; + let di_sp_fvars = if di_is_aux { + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&di_member.spec_params, ¶m_fvars) + } else { + vec![] + }; + for p in 0..di_n_ext_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = ity.as_data() { + if di_is_aux && p < di_sp_fvars.len() { + ity = instantiate1(body, &di_sp_fvars[p]); + } else if p < param_fvars.len() { + ity = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fvars[p]); + } else { + ity = body.clone(); + } + } + } + // Peel index binders using FVars so that later index domains correctly + // reference earlier indices as FVars (not corrupt BVars). + // Follows lean4lean's approach: `withLocalDecl` + `instantiate1` per index. + let mut index_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut index_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + for fi in 0..n_indices { + match ity.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("idx", fi); + index_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + index_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + ity = instantiate1(body, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + // Convert each index domain from FVar form to BVar form for the final + // forall chain. Abstract param FVars, then shift for motives+minors, + // then abstract earlier index FVars. + let n_non_param_before_indices = depth - n_params; // motives + minors + for (fi, decl) in index_decls.iter().enumerate() { + let mut abs_dom = decl.domain.clone(); + // Abstract param FVars (outermost binders in the rec type) + for pd in ¶m_decls { + abs_dom = abstract_fvar(&abs_dom, &pd.fvar_name, 0); + } + // Shift up past motives + minors (between params and indices) + if n_non_param_before_indices > 0 { + abs_dom = shift_vars(&abs_dom, n_non_param_before_indices, 0); + } + // Abstract earlier index FVars (they're inner binders in the chain) + for id in &index_decls[..fi] { + abs_dom = abstract_fvar(&abs_dom, &id.fvar_name, 0); + } + domains.push(Binder { + name: decl.binder_name.clone(), + domain: abs_dom, + info: decl.info.clone(), + }); + depth += 1; + } + + // --- Major --- + let major_dom = if di_is_aux { + // Auxiliary member: J.{occurrence_us} spec_params indices + let major_univs = if !di_member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { + &di_member.occurrence_level_args + } else { + ind_univs + }; + let mut app = mk_const(&di_member.ind.cnst.name, major_univs); + // Apply FVar-converted spec_params + let sp_fvars = + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&di_member.spec_params, ¶m_fvars); + for sp in &sp_fvars { + app = LeanExpr::app(app, sp.clone()); + } + // Indices: use FVars (will be abstracted below) + for idx_fv in &index_fvars { + app = LeanExpr::app(app, idx_fv.clone()); + } + app + } else { + // Original member: I params indices + // Build using FVars for params and indices, then abstract later. + let mut app = mk_const(&di_member.ind.cnst.name, ind_univs); + for pf in ¶m_fvars { + app = LeanExpr::app(app, pf.clone()); + } + for idx_fv in &index_fvars { + app = LeanExpr::app(app, idx_fv.clone()); + } + app + }; + // Abstract param FVars from major domain + let mut abs_major = major_dom; + for pd in ¶m_decls { + abs_major = abstract_fvar(&abs_major, &pd.fvar_name, 0); + } + // Shift past motives + minors + if n_non_param_before_indices > 0 { + abs_major = shift_vars(&abs_major, n_non_param_before_indices, 0); + } + // Abstract index FVars + for id in &index_decls { + abs_major = abstract_fvar(&abs_major, &id.fvar_name, 0); + } + domains.push(Binder { + name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: abs_major, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + depth += 1; + + // --- Return: motive_di indices major --- + let motive_idx = (depth - 1 - n_params - di) as u64; + let mut ret = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(motive_idx)); + for i in 0..n_indices { + ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_indices - i) as u64))); + } + ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64))); + + // Fold into forall chain + for b in domains.iter().rev() { + ret = LeanExpr::all(b.name.clone(), b.domain.clone(), ret, b.info.clone()); + } + + // Apply infer_implicit: Lean calls inferImplicit(ty, 1000, false) + // which processes ALL binders, marking them implicit if their BVar + // appears in an explicit domain downstream. + infer_implicit(&ret, 1000) +} + +/// Build motive type for class `j`: +/// `∀ (indices...) (t : I params indices), Sort elim_level` +/// +/// Uses FVars for params (from the rec type context) and fresh FVars for +/// indices, matching lean4lean's forallTelescope approach. The caller +/// must abstract param FVars from the result. +fn build_motive_type( + j: usize, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + n_params: usize, + _param_depth: usize, + elim_level: &Level, + ind_univs: &[Level], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + let ind = classes[j].ind; + let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let ty = subst_levels(&ind.cnst.typ, &ind.cnst.level_params, ind_univs); + + // Skip params — substitute with param FVars from the rec type context. + let mut cur = ty; + for p in 0..n_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + if p < param_fvars.len() { + cur = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fvars[p]); + } else { + cur = instantiate1(body, &LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero())); + } + } + } + + // Collect index binders using fresh FVars (forallTelescope-style). + let mut index_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut index_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + for fi in 0..n_indices { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("m_idx", fi); + index_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + index_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Major: I params indices (all FVars) + let mut major_ty = mk_const(&ind.cnst.name, ind_univs); + for pf in param_fvars { + major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, pf.clone()); + } + for idx_fv in &index_fvars { + major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, idx_fv.clone()); + } + + // ∀ (t : major_ty), Sort elim_level + let sort = LeanExpr::sort(elim_level.clone()); + let major_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "_motive_major".to_string()), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: major_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + + // Abstract all FVars: index FVars first (innermost), then the caller + // will abstract param FVars from the returned expression. + let mut all_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + all_decls.extend(index_decls); + all_decls.push(major_decl); + mk_forall(sort, &all_decls) +} + +/// Build motive type for an auxiliary (nested) flat member. +/// +/// For a nested occurrence `J Ds` where `J` is an external inductive +/// with indices, the motive type is `∀ (indices...) (t : J Ds indices), Sort u`. +/// `Ds` are the spec_params from the flat member. +/// +/// Follows the zero kernel's `build_motive_type_flat` for auxiliaries. +fn build_motive_type_aux( + member: &FlatInfo<'_>, + _n_params: usize, + elim_level: &Level, + _ind_univs: &[Level], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> LeanExpr { + // Look up the external inductive + let ind = match lean_env.get(&member.name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => return LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), // fallback + }; + let n_ext_params = member.own_params; + let n_ext_indices = member.n_indices; + + // Substitute levels with occurrence_level_args (concrete levels from + // the nested occurrence). This is the key fix: previously we left + // levels unsubstituted, but the motive type must use the concrete + // universe args. + let ty = if !member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { + subst_levels( + &ind.cnst.typ, + &ind.cnst.level_params, + &member.occurrence_level_args, + ) + } else { + ind.cnst.typ.clone() + }; + + // Skip params (substituting with spec_params). + // Spec_params are in BVar form (relative to param context), but here + // we're building the raw motive type (no FVars), so BVars referencing + // outer params will end up as free vars. They get shifted when the + // motive is placed in the rec type's forall chain. + let mut cur = ty; + for p in 0..n_ext_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + if p < member.spec_params.len() { + cur = instantiate1(body, &member.spec_params[p]); + } else { + cur = instantiate1(body, &LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero())); // placeholder + } + } + } + + // Collect index binders + let mut index_binders: Vec = Vec::new(); + for _ in 0..n_ext_indices { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + index_binders.push(Binder { + name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Build major type: J.{occurrence_us} spec_params indices + let major_univs = if !member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { + &member.occurrence_level_args + } else { + // Fallback: identity-mapped level params (shouldn't reach here for + // proper aux members) + &ind + .cnst + .level_params + .iter() + .map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())) + .collect::>() + }; + let mut major_ty = mk_const(&member.name, major_univs); + for sp in &member.spec_params { + // Lift spec_params by n_ext_indices to account for the index binders + // above the major type in the motive. The major binder itself doesn't + // need shifting because it's the innermost — matching how the + // original motive builder places param BVars at BVar(n_indices + p). + let lifted = if n_ext_indices > 0 { + shift_vars(sp, n_ext_indices, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, lifted); + } + for i in 0..n_ext_indices { + major_ty = LeanExpr::app( + major_ty, + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_ext_indices - 1 - i) as u64)), + ); + } + + // Build: ∀ (major : major_ty), Sort elim_level + let sort = LeanExpr::sort(elim_level.clone()); + let mut result = LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + major_ty, + sort, + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + + // Wrap index binders + for b in index_binders.iter().rev() { + result = LeanExpr::all( + b.name.clone(), + b.domain.clone(), + result, + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + } + + result +} + +/// Build minor premise type for a constructor using FVars. +/// +/// `param_fvars`: FVars for the recursor's params (from outer context). +/// `motive_fvars`: FVars for the recursor's motives (from outer context). +fn build_minor_type( + class_idx: usize, + ctor: &ConstructorVal, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + n_params: usize, + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + ind_univs: &[Level], +) -> LeanExpr { + let member = &classes[class_idx]; + // For auxiliary members, substitute levels with occurrence_level_args. + // For originals, substitute with the block's ind_univs. + let ctor_ty = if member.is_aux && !member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { + subst_levels( + &ctor.cnst.typ, + &member.ind.cnst.level_params, + &member.occurrence_level_args, + ) + } else { + subst_levels(&ctor.cnst.typ, &member.ind.cnst.level_params, ind_univs) + }; + + // Peel params: for originals, substitute with param FVars. + // For auxiliaries, substitute with FVar-converted spec_params. + let mut cur = ctor_ty; + let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let sp_fvars = if member.is_aux { + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&member.spec_params, param_fvars) + } else { + vec![] + }; + for p in 0..n_ctor_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + if member.is_aux && p < sp_fvars.len() { + cur = instantiate1(body, &sp_fvars[p]); + } else if p < param_fvars.len() { + cur = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fvars[p]); + } else { + cur = instantiate1(body, &LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero())); // placeholder + } + } + } + + // Collect fields: peel each field with a fresh FVar. + let n_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let mut field_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut rec_fields: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); // (field_idx, target_class) + + for fi in 0..n_fields { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + // Strip autoParam/optParam/outParam wrappers, matching Lean's + // consumeTypeAnnotations in withLocalDecl calls. + let clean_dom = consume_type_annotations(dom); + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("field", fi); + field_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: clean_dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + field_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + if let Some(ci) = find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, param_fvars) { + rec_fields.push((fi, ci)); + } + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Build IH binders for recursive fields. + let mut ih_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut ih_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (k, &(fi, target_ci)) in rec_fields.iter().enumerate() { + let ih_ty = build_ih_type_fvar( + &field_fvars[fi], + &field_decls[fi].domain, + target_ci, + n_params, + param_fvars, + motive_fvars, + classes, + ); + // Lean C++ uses appendAfter("_ih") which appends "_ih" to the + // innermost string component of the Name structure. + let ih_name = name_append_after(&field_decls[fi].binder_name, "_ih"); + let (ih_fv_name, ih_fv) = fresh_fvar("ih", k); + ih_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: ih_fv_name, + binder_name: ih_name, + domain: ih_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + ih_fvars.push(ih_fv); + } + + // Conclusion: motive[class_idx](ctor_return_indices, C params fields) + let mut conclusion = motive_fvars[class_idx].clone(); + + // Return indices: `cur` is the ctor's return type with FVars for params/fields. + // It should be `I params indices` — extract args past params. + // For auxiliary members, skip own_params (not n_params). + let skip_count = if member.is_aux { member.own_params } else { n_params }; + let (_, ret_args) = decompose_apps(&cur); + let ret_indices: Vec = + ret_args.into_iter().skip(skip_count).collect(); + for idx in &ret_indices { + conclusion = LeanExpr::app(conclusion, idx.clone()); + } + + // C params/spec_params fields + let ctor_univs = if member.is_aux && !member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() + { + member.occurrence_level_args.as_slice() + } else { + ind_univs + }; + let mut ctor_app = mk_const(&ctor.cnst.name, ctor_univs); + if member.is_aux { + // Apply FVar-converted spec_params + for sp in &sp_fvars { + ctor_app = LeanExpr::app(ctor_app, sp.clone()); + } + } else { + for pf in param_fvars { + ctor_app = LeanExpr::app(ctor_app, pf.clone()); + } + } + for ff in &field_fvars { + ctor_app = LeanExpr::app(ctor_app, ff.clone()); + } + conclusion = LeanExpr::app(conclusion, ctor_app); + + // Fold: ∀ (fields...) (ihs...), conclusion + // IHs first (innermost), then fields + let mut all_binders: Vec = Vec::new(); + all_binders.extend(field_decls); + all_binders.extend(ih_decls); + mk_forall(conclusion, &all_binders) +} + +/// Build IH type for a recursive field using FVars. +/// +/// `field_fvar`: the FVar for this field. +/// `field_dom`: the field's domain (containing FVars for params/earlier fields). +/// The domain's head (after peeling foralls) should be an inductive in the block. +fn build_ih_type_fvar( + field_fvar: &LeanExpr, + field_dom: &LeanExpr, + target_ci: usize, + _n_params: usize, + _param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], +) -> LeanExpr { + // Use forallTelescope-style approach: peel foralls from the field domain + // using fresh FVars so that the inner application is fully FVar-based. + // This avoids the BVar/FVar mixing issues that cause FVar leaks. + let mut xs_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut xs_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = field_dom.clone(); + + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { + // Check if the expression head is an inductive in the block — stop if so + let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&cur); + if let ExprData::Const(cname, _, _) = h.as_data() + && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == cname)) { + break; + } + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("ih_xs", xs_fvars.len()); + xs_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + xs_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + } + + // `cur` is now the fully FVar-instantiated inner expression: I params idx_args + let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&cur); + let n_target_params = + classes[target_ci].ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let idx_args: Vec = + inner_args.into_iter().skip(n_target_params).collect(); + + // Build IH body with all FVars: motive[target](idx_args, field xs_fvars) + let mut ih_body = motive_fvars[target_ci].clone(); + for idx in &idx_args { + ih_body = LeanExpr::app(ih_body, idx.clone()); + } + let mut field_app = field_fvar.clone(); + for fv in &xs_fvars { + field_app = LeanExpr::app(field_app, fv.clone()); + } + ih_body = LeanExpr::app(ih_body, field_app); + + // Abstract xs FVars back into foralls, preserving original binder names + mk_forall(ih_body, &xs_decls) +} + +/// Build IH type for a recursive field in a minor premise (old BVar version). +/// +/// `field_idx`: index of this field in the constructor's field list. +/// `dom_lifted`: field domain shifted by (n_fields + k - field_idx). +fn _build_ih_type( + field_idx: usize, + dom_lifted: &LeanExpr, + target_ci: usize, + n_params: usize, + n_fields: usize, + k: usize, + minor_saved: usize, + motive_base: usize, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], +) -> LeanExpr { + let (forall_doms, inner, n_xs) = _peel_foralls_to_ind(dom_lifted, classes); + let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&inner); + let idx_args: Vec = inner_args.into_iter().skip(n_params).collect(); + + let depth = minor_saved + n_fields + k + n_xs; + let motive_var = (depth - 1 - (motive_base + target_ci)) as u64; + let mut ih_body = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(motive_var)); + for idx in &idx_args { + ih_body = LeanExpr::app(ih_body, idx.clone()); + } + + // Field is at context position (minor_saved + field_idx). + // BVar index = depth - 1 - (minor_saved + field_idx) + // = n_fields + k + n_xs - 1 - field_idx + let field_bvar = (n_fields + k + n_xs - 1 - field_idx) as u64; + let mut field_app = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(field_bvar)); + for xi in 0..n_xs { + field_app = LeanExpr::app( + field_app, + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_xs - 1 - xi) as u64)), + ); + } + ih_body = LeanExpr::app(ih_body, field_app); + + // Wrap in forall binders for xs + for i in (0..n_xs).rev() { + ih_body = LeanExpr::all( + Name::anon(), + forall_doms[i].clone(), + ih_body, + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + } + + ih_body +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Rule RHS construction +// ========================================================================= + +/// Build recursor rules for class `di` using FVars. +/// +/// Only generates rules for `classes[di]`'s constructors, matching Lean's +/// kernel which generates per-type recursors. The full `classes` slice is +/// still needed for recursive field detection (IH targets can be any member). +/// +/// Rule RHS: `λ params motives minors fields, minor fields ihs` +fn build_rec_rules( + di: usize, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + _flat: &[super::nested::CompileFlatMember], + n_params: usize, + n_classes: usize, + _param_binders: &[Binder], + _elim_level: &Level, + ind_univs: &[Level], + _is_large: bool, + rec_level_params: &[Name], + rec_type: &LeanExpr, +) -> Vec { + let n_flat = classes.len(); + let n_motives = n_flat; + let n_minors: usize = classes.iter().map(|c| c.ctors.len()).sum(); + let pmm = n_params + n_motives + n_minors; + + // Extract PMM binder info from the rec_type for lambda domains/names. + let _pmm_binders = collect_binders(rec_type, pmm); + + // Collect param binder infos from the inductive type (for rule RHS lambdas). + let param_binder_infos: Vec = { + let ind_ty = subst_levels( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + &classes[0].ind.cnst.level_params, + ind_univs, + ); + collect_binders(&ind_ty, n_params).iter().map(|b| b.info.clone()).collect() + }; + + // Create FVars for params, motives, minors. + // Walk the rec type, peeling each binder with instantiate1+FVar. + // This gives us domains that use FVars for cross-references. + let mut pmm_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut param_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut minor_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut rec_ty_cur = rec_type.clone(); + for i in 0..pmm { + let (kind, local_idx) = if i < n_params { + ("rparam", i) + } else if i < n_params + n_motives { + ("rmotive", i - n_params) + } else { + ("rminor", i - n_params - n_motives) + }; + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar(kind, local_idx); + let (binder_name, domain, _info) = match rec_ty_cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => { + let result = (n.clone(), d.clone(), bi.clone()); + rec_ty_cur = instantiate1(b, &fv); + result + }, + _ => (Name::anon(), LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), BinderInfo::Default), + }; + pmm_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name, + domain, + // Rule RHS lambda binder info: params use the inductive type's + // original binder info; motives and minors are Default. + info: if i < n_params { + param_binder_infos.get(i).cloned().unwrap_or(BinderInfo::Default) + } else { + BinderInfo::Default + }, + }); + if i < n_params { + param_fvars.push(fv); + } else if i < n_params + n_motives { + motive_fvars.push(fv); + } else { + minor_fvars.push(fv); + } + } + + let rec_univs: Vec = + rec_level_params.iter().map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())).collect(); + + let mut rules = Vec::new(); + + // Compute the minor FVar offset for class `di`: sum of ctor counts for + // classes before `di`. This gives the correct index into `minor_fvars`. + let mut global_minor_idx: usize = + classes[..di].iter().map(|c| c.ctors.len()).sum(); + + { + let class = &classes[di]; + for ctor in class.ctors.iter() { + let n_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + + // Walk ctor type past params using FVars. + // For auxiliary members, use occurrence_level_args and spec_params. + let ctor_ty = if class.is_aux && !class.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { + subst_levels( + &ctor.cnst.typ, + &class.ind.cnst.level_params, + &class.occurrence_level_args, + ) + } else { + subst_levels(&ctor.cnst.typ, &class.ind.cnst.level_params, ind_univs) + }; + let mut ty = ctor_ty; + let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let rule_sp_fvars = if class.is_aux { + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, ¶m_fvars) + } else { + vec![] + }; + for p in 0..n_ctor_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, b, _, _) = ty.as_data() { + if class.is_aux && p < rule_sp_fvars.len() { + ty = instantiate1(b, &rule_sp_fvars[p]); + } else if p < param_fvars.len() { + ty = instantiate1(b, ¶m_fvars[p]); + } else { + ty = instantiate1(b, &LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero())); + } + } + } + + // Collect fields with FVars, detect recursive fields. + let mut field_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut rec_field_data: Vec<(LeanExpr, usize)> = Vec::new(); // (field_fvar, target_ci) + + for fi in 0..n_fields { + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(fname, dom, b, fbi, _) => { + let clean_dom = consume_type_annotations(dom); + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("rfield", fi); + field_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: fname.clone(), + domain: clean_dom.clone(), + info: fbi.clone(), + }); + if let Some(target_ci) = + find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, ¶m_fvars) + { + rec_field_data.push((fv.clone(), target_ci)); + } + field_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + ty = instantiate1(b, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Body: minor(fields)(ihs) + let mut body = minor_fvars[global_minor_idx].clone(); + for fv in &field_fvars { + body = LeanExpr::app(body, fv.clone()); + } + + // Build and apply IHs for recursive fields. + for (field_fv, target_ci) in &rec_field_data { + // Determine the correct recursor name for the target. + // For original targets: .rec + // For auxiliary targets: .rec_N + let rec_name = if *target_ci < n_classes { + Name::str( + classes[*target_ci].ind.cnst.name.clone(), + "rec".to_string(), + ) + } else { + let main_name = classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone(); + let aux_idx = *target_ci - n_classes + 1; + Name::str(main_name, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) + }; + + // Get the field's type to extract index args. + // The field_fv was substituted into the ctor type, so we need + // the original domain. Find it in field_decls. + let field_dom = field_decls + .iter() + .find(|d| { + let fv_expr = LeanExpr::fvar(d.fvar_name.clone()); + fv_expr.get_hash() == field_fv.get_hash() + }) + .map(|d| &d.domain); + + let ih = if let Some(dom) = field_dom { + build_rule_ih_fvar( + field_fv, + dom, + *target_ci, + &rec_name, + &rec_univs, + ¶m_fvars, + &motive_fvars, + &minor_fvars, + classes, + ) + } else { + field_fv.clone() // fallback — shouldn't happen + }; + body = LeanExpr::app(body, ih); + } + + // Abstract and wrap: fields (innermost), then PMM (outermost). + let mut all_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + all_decls.extend(pmm_decls.iter().cloned()); + all_decls.extend(field_decls.iter().cloned()); + let rhs = mk_lambda(body, &all_decls); + + rules.push(RecursorRule { + ctor: ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + n_fields: Nat::from(n_fields as u64), + rhs, + }); + + global_minor_idx += 1; + } + } + + rules +} + +/// Build IH value for a recursive field in a rule RHS using FVars. +/// +/// IH = `λ (xs...), rec[target] params motives minors indices (field xs)` +fn build_rule_ih_fvar( + field_fvar: &LeanExpr, + field_dom: &LeanExpr, + target_ci: usize, + rec_name: &Name, + rec_univs: &[Level], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + minor_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], +) -> LeanExpr { + let target_n_params = + classes[target_ci].ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + + // Use forallTelescope-style approach: peel foralls with fresh FVars + // so the inner expression and all idx_args are fully in FVar form. + let mut xs_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut xs_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = field_dom.clone(); + + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { + let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&cur); + if let ExprData::Const(cname, _, _) = h.as_data() + && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == cname)) { + break; + } + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("rih_xs", xs_fvars.len()); + xs_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + xs_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + } + + // `cur` is now fully FVar-instantiated: I params idx_args + let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&cur); + let idx_args: Vec = + inner_args.into_iter().skip(target_n_params).collect(); + + // Build: rec[target] params motives minors indices (field xs_fvars) + let mut ih = mk_const(rec_name, rec_univs); + for pf in param_fvars { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, pf.clone()); + } + for mf in motive_fvars { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, mf.clone()); + } + for mf in minor_fvars { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, mf.clone()); + } + for idx in &idx_args { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, idx.clone()); + } + let mut field_app = field_fvar.clone(); + for fv in &xs_fvars { + field_app = LeanExpr::app(field_app, fv.clone()); + } + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, field_app); + + // Abstract xs FVars back into lambdas, preserving original binder names + mk_lambda(ih, &xs_decls) +} + +/// Build IH value for a recursive field in a rule RHS (old BVar version). +fn _build_rule_ih( + field_idx: usize, + n_fields: usize, + total_lams: usize, + target_ci: usize, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + n_params: usize, + n_motives: usize, + n_minors: usize, + dom: &LeanExpr, + rec_level_params: &[Name], +) -> LeanExpr { + let target_ind = classes[target_ci].ind; + let target_n_params = target_ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let rec_name = Name::str(target_ind.cnst.name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let rec_univs: Vec = + rec_level_params.iter().map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())).collect(); + + let (forall_doms, inner, n_xs) = _peel_foralls_to_ind(dom, classes); + let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&inner); + let idx_args: Vec = + inner_args.into_iter().skip(target_n_params).collect(); + + let depth = total_lams + n_xs; + + let mut ih = mk_const(&rec_name, &rec_univs); + for pi in 0..n_params { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - pi) as u64))); + } + for mi in 0..n_motives { + ih = LeanExpr::app( + ih, + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - n_params - mi) as u64)), + ); + } + for mi in 0..n_minors { + ih = LeanExpr::app( + ih, + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - n_params - n_motives - mi) as u64)), + ); + } + for idx in &idx_args { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, idx.clone()); + } + let field_base = (n_fields - 1 - field_idx + n_xs) as u64; + let mut field_app = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(field_base)); + for xi in 0..n_xs { + field_app = LeanExpr::app( + field_app, + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_xs - 1 - xi) as u64)), + ); + } + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, field_app); + + // Wrap in lambdas for xs + for i in (0..n_xs).rev() { + let fd = &forall_doms[i]; + let fd_name = match dom.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(n, _, _, _, _) => n.clone(), + _ => Name::anon(), + }; + ih = LeanExpr::lam(fd_name, fd.clone(), ih, BinderInfo::Default); + } + + ih +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Helpers +// ========================================================================= + +/// Extract field binders from the recursor type's minor premise. +/// +/// The minor premise is at depth `n_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx` +/// in the rec type. Its field domains have BVars relative to that depth. +/// In the rule RHS, fields are at depth `n_params + n_motives + n_minors`. +/// We shift each domain by `(n_minors - 1 - global_minor_idx)` and apply +/// a per-field cutoff to avoid shifting bound vars within nested foralls. +fn _extract_field_binders_from_rec_type( + rec_type: &LeanExpr, + n_params: usize, + n_motives: usize, + n_minors: usize, + global_minor_idx: usize, + n_fields: usize, +) -> Vec { + let skip = n_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx; + let mut cur = rec_type.clone(); + for _ in 0..skip { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } + } + // cur is ∀ (minor : T), ...; extract T + let minor_dom = match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, _, _, _) => dom.clone(), + _ => return vec![], + }; + + // Shift amount: difference between minor's position and the rule's + // field region start. In the rec type, the minor is at position + // (n_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx). The fields in the rule + // RHS are after all minors: (n_params + n_motives + n_minors). + // So free vars in the minor's field domains need to be shifted up by + // (n_minors - 1 - global_minor_idx) to reach the right binders. + let field_dom_lift = n_minors - 1 - global_minor_idx; + + let mut fields = Vec::with_capacity(n_fields); + let mut mcur = minor_dom; + for fi in 0..n_fields { + match mcur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + // Shift with cutoff = fi (the first fi BVars are bound to + // earlier fields within the minor, not free). + let shifted = if field_dom_lift > 0 { + shift_vars(dom, field_dom_lift, fi) + } else { + dom.clone() + }; + fields.push(Binder { + name: name.clone(), + domain: shifted, + info: bi.clone(), + }); + mcur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + fields +} + +/// Check if elimination is restricted to Prop (Sort 0). +/// Returns true if the recursor can ONLY eliminate into Prop. +/// Returns false if large elimination is allowed (any Sort). +/// +/// Port of Lean C++ `elim_only_at_universe_zero`. +/// A Prop inductive allows large elimination when all non-param ctor fields +/// have types in Prop, or when non-Prop fields appear as indices. +fn elim_only_at_universe_zero( + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + n_params: usize, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> bool { + // Only relevant for Prop inductives. Non-Prop always has large elim. + // Walk each ctor's fields (past params). For each field: + // - Check if the field's type is in Prop (Sort 0). + // - If not, check if it appears in the return type's indices. + // If a non-Prop field doesn't appear as an index → small elim only. + for class in classes { + for ctor in &class.ctors { + let mut ty = ctor.cnst.typ.clone(); + let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_ctor_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + + // Collect param domains (to check if a BVar field points to a Prop param) + let mut param_sorts: Vec = Vec::new(); // true if param is in Prop + for _ in 0..n_ctor_params { + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + param_sorts.push(is_sort_zero_domain(dom, ¶m_sorts, lean_env)); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Collect field indices that are NOT in Prop + let mut non_prop_field_indices: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut field_idx = 0; + let mut field_ty = ty.clone(); + for _ in 0..n_ctor_fields { + match field_ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + if !is_sort_zero_domain(dom, ¶m_sorts, lean_env) { + non_prop_field_indices.push(field_idx); + } + field_ty = body.clone(); + field_idx += 1; + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + if non_prop_field_indices.is_empty() { + continue; // All fields in Prop → OK for large elim + } + + // Check if non-Prop fields appear as indices in the return type. + // Return type: I params indices. Indices start at position n_params. + let (_, ret_args) = decompose_apps(&field_ty); + let index_args: Vec<&LeanExpr> = ret_args.iter().skip(n_params).collect(); + + for &fi in &non_prop_field_indices { + // The field is at BVar(n_ctor_fields - 1 - fi) in the return type context + let field_bvar = (n_ctor_fields - 1 - fi) as u64; + let appears_in_indices = + index_args.iter().any(|idx| match idx.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(i, _) => { + i.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) == field_bvar + }, + _ => false, + }); + if !appears_in_indices { + return true; // Non-Prop field not in indices → small elim only + } + } + } + } + false // All checks passed → large elim allowed +} + +/// Check if a field domain type is in Prop (Sort 0). +/// Heuristic: checks if the domain itself is Sort 0, or if it's a BVar +/// pointing to a param known to be in Prop, or if it's an application +/// of a type constructor that returns Prop. +fn is_sort_zero_domain( + dom: &LeanExpr, + param_sorts: &[bool], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> bool { + match dom.as_data() { + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => matches!(lvl.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)), + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + // Check if this BVar points to a param known to be in Prop + let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) as usize; + i < param_sorts.len() && param_sorts[param_sorts.len() - 1 - i] + }, + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + // ∀ x : A, B — the sort is the sort of B (under the binder) + is_sort_zero_domain(body, param_sorts, lean_env) + }, + ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::App(..) => { + // Look up the head constant's return type + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(dom); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() + && let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name) { + let typ = match ci { + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, + _ => return false, + }; + return is_prop_sort(typ); + } + false + }, + _ => false, + } +} + +fn is_prop_sort(typ: &LeanExpr) -> bool { + let mut cur = typ.clone(); + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => cur = body.clone(), + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => { + return matches!(lvl.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)); + }, + _ => return false, + } + } +} + +/// Port of Lean 4's `Expr.consumeTypeAnnotations`. +/// +/// Strips `autoParam`, `optParam`, `outParam`, and `semiOutParam` +/// wrappers from a type expression. These are application-level +/// annotations that the kernel removes when building recursor types. +/// +/// - `autoParam A tac` (arity 2) → strips to `A` +/// - `optParam A default` (arity 2) → strips to `A` +/// - `outParam A` (arity 1) → strips to `A` +/// - `semiOutParam A` (arity 1) → strips to `A` +fn consume_type_annotations(expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(expr); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { + // Check by last name component — these are top-level Lean names so + // the last component is the full identifier. + if let Some(leaf) = name.last_str() { + // autoParam A tac → A; optParam A default → A + if (leaf == "autoParam" || leaf == "optParam") && args.len() == 2 { + return consume_type_annotations(&args[0]); + } + // outParam A → A; semiOutParam A → A + if (leaf == "outParam" || leaf == "semiOutParam") && args.len() == 1 { + return consume_type_annotations(&args[0]); + } + } + } + // Also strip mdata annotations + if let ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) = expr.as_data() { + return consume_type_annotations(inner); + } + expr.clone() +} + +fn _build_ind_app( + name: &Name, + univs: &[Level], + n_params: usize, + n_indices: usize, + depth: usize, +) -> LeanExpr { + let mut result = mk_const(name, univs); + for p in 0..n_params { + result = + LeanExpr::app(result, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - p) as u64))); + } + for i in 0..n_indices { + result = LeanExpr::app( + result, + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_indices - 1 - i) as u64)), + ); + } + result +} + +/// Strip prefix `pfx` from `name`, returning the suffix. +/// Lean's `appendAfter`: append a suffix string to a Name. +/// +/// Matches `Init/Meta/Defs.lean:317-320`: +/// ``` +/// def appendAfter (n : Name) (suffix : String) : Name := +/// n.modifyBase fun +/// | str p s => Name.mkStr p (s ++ suffix) +/// | n => Name.mkStr n suffix +/// ``` +/// +/// Append a suffix to the deepest string component of a Name. +/// +/// Matches Lean 4.26's kernel behavior where `appendAfter("_ih")` on +/// `Num(Str(Str(Str(Str(Anon,"a"),"_@"),"_internal"),"_hyg"),0)` +/// produces `Num(Str(Str(Str(Str(Anon,"a_ih"),"_@"),"_internal"),"_hyg"),0)`. +/// +/// Recurses through `Num`/`Str` wrappers to find the deepest `Str` +/// component (the one whose parent is either `anonymous` or has no +/// deeper `Str`), then appends the suffix to its string value. +fn name_append_after(n: &Name, suffix: &str) -> Name { + match n.as_data() { + NameData::Anonymous(_) => Name::str(n.clone(), suffix.to_string()), + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) => { + if has_deeper_str(parent) { + Name::str(name_append_after(parent, suffix), s.clone()) + } else { + // This is the deepest Str — append suffix to its string + Name::str(parent.clone(), format!("{}{}", s, suffix)) + } + }, + NameData::Num(parent, num, _) => { + Name::num(name_append_after(parent, suffix), num.clone()) + }, + } +} + +/// Check if a Name has any `Str` component deeper in its structure. +fn has_deeper_str(n: &Name) -> bool { + match n.as_data() { + NameData::Anonymous(_) => false, + NameData::Str(_, _, _) => true, + NameData::Num(parent, _, _) => has_deeper_str(parent), + } +} + +/// Check if a field domain targets a flat block member (original or auxiliary). +/// +/// For originals, name-based matching suffices. For auxiliaries (same name, +/// different spec_params), we compare the domain's head application args +/// against the FVar-converted spec_params. +fn find_rec_target( + dom: &LeanExpr, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], +) -> Option { + let mut ty = dom.clone(); + loop { + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&ty); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { + for (ci, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { + // Check if the name matches any name in the equivalence class. + if !class.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name) { + continue; + } + if !class.is_aux { + // Original member: name match is sufficient. + return Some(ci); + } + // Auxiliary member: also match spec_params to distinguish + // e.g., List Syntax from List Other. + let sp_fvars = + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, param_fvars); + let n_par = class.own_params; + if args.len() >= n_par + && sp_fvars.len() == n_par + && args[..n_par] + .iter() + .zip(sp_fvars.iter()) + .all(|(a, sp)| a.get_hash() == sp.get_hash()) + { + return Some(ci); + } + // Name matched but spec_params didn't — try next member. + } + } + return None; + }, + } + } +} + +/// Check if any field domain of a constructor references a class member. +fn _find_rec_target_in_ctor( + ctor: &ConstructorVal, + _level_params: &[Name], + n_params: usize, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], +) -> Option { + let mut cur = ctor.cnst.typ.clone(); + for _ in 0..n_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } else { + return None; + } + } + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + if let Some(ci) = find_rec_target(dom, classes, &[]) { + return Some(ci); + } + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => return None, + } + } +} + +fn _peel_foralls_to_ind( + dom: &LeanExpr, + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], +) -> (Vec, LeanExpr, usize) { + let mut forall_doms = Vec::new(); + let mut inner = dom.clone(); + while let ExprData::ForallE(_, fd, fb, _, _) = inner.as_data() { + let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&inner); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = h.as_data() + && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name)) { + break; + } + forall_doms.push(fd.clone()); + inner = fb.clone(); + } + let n = forall_doms.len(); + (forall_doms, inner, n) +} + +fn _extract_return_indices( + ctor_typ: &LeanExpr, + level_params: &[Name], + ind_univs: &[Level], + n_params: usize, + depth: usize, +) -> Vec { + let ty = subst_levels(ctor_typ, level_params, ind_univs); + let mut cur = ty; + for p in 0..n_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = + instantiate1(body, &LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - p) as u64))); + } + } + while let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } + let (_, args) = decompose_apps(&cur); + args.into_iter().skip(n_params).collect() +} + +/// Port of Lean's `inferImplicit(ty, numParams, strict)`. +/// +/// Marks explicit binders as implicit when BVar(0) (the binder's +/// own variable) appears in an explicit domain somewhere in the body. +/// With `strict=false` (the recursor default), also counts appearances +/// in the range (the final return type). +/// +/// Reference: `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Expr.lean:1362-1368` +fn infer_implicit(ty: &LeanExpr, num_params: usize) -> LeanExpr { + if num_params == 0 { + return ty.clone(); + } + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let new_body = infer_implicit(body, num_params - 1); + let new_bi = if *bi == BinderInfo::Default + && has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain(&new_body, 0, true) + { + BinderInfo::Implicit + } else { + bi.clone() + }; + LeanExpr::all(name.clone(), dom.clone(), new_body, new_bi) + }, + _ => ty.clone(), + } +} + +/// Check if BVar(`target`) appears free in an explicit binder domain +/// within `e`. When `strict=true`, only checks domains; when +/// `strict=false`, also checks the range (non-domain positions). +/// +/// When entering a binder, `target` is incremented (since BVar indices +/// shift under binders). Only counts occurrences in EXPLICIT domains. +/// +/// Reference: `refs/lean4/src/kernel/expr.cpp:480-500` +fn has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain( + e: &LeanExpr, + target: u64, + strict: bool, +) -> bool { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + if strict { + false // In strict mode, bare BVars in the range don't count + } else { + i == target // In non-strict mode, BVars in the range count + } + }, + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, bi, _) => { + // Check domain — only count if this binder is explicit + let dom_has = if *bi == BinderInfo::Default { + expr_has_loose_bvar(dom, target) + } else { + false + }; + dom_has || has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain(body, target + 1, strict) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + if strict { + false // In strict mode, apps in the range don't count + } else { + expr_has_loose_bvar(f, target) || expr_has_loose_bvar(a, target) + } + }, + _ => { + if strict { + false + } else { + expr_has_loose_bvar(e, target) + } + }, + } +} + +/// Check if BVar(`target`) appears anywhere in `e`. +fn expr_has_loose_bvar(e: &LeanExpr, target: u64) -> bool { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) == target, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + expr_has_loose_bvar(f, target) || expr_has_loose_bvar(a, target) + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + expr_has_loose_bvar(t, target) || expr_has_loose_bvar(b, target + 1) + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + expr_has_loose_bvar(t, target) + || expr_has_loose_bvar(v, target) + || expr_has_loose_bvar(b, target + 1) + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, e, _) | ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => { + expr_has_loose_bvar(e, target) + }, + _ => false, + } +} + +// ========================================================================= +// is_large / k computation — direct LeanExpr approach +// ========================================================================= + +/// Compute `is_large` and `k` directly from LeanExpr-level types. +/// +/// Follows the Lean C++ kernel's `elim_only_at_universe_zero` and +/// `isKTarget` logic without requiring a KEnv TypeChecker. +/// +/// `is_large`: true if the recursor can eliminate into any Sort. +/// `k`: true for K-target (single Prop inductive, single ctor, 0 fields). +/// `is_prop`: true if the inductive is in Prop (Sort 0). +fn _compute_is_large_and_k_direct( + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + n_classes: usize, + n_params: usize, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> (bool, bool, bool) { + // Get result sort level from the first class's type + let result_level = get_lean_result_sort_level( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + n_params + classes[0].n_indices, + ); + + let is_prop = result_level_is_zero(&result_level); + + // Non-Prop → always large + let is_large = if !is_prop { + true + } else { + // Prop inductive → check elim_only_at_universe_zero + // Returns false when large elim IS allowed (so is_large = !elim_only) + !elim_only_at_universe_zero(classes, n_params, lean_env) + }; + + // K-target: single Prop inductive, single ctor, 0 non-param fields + let k = n_classes == 1 + && is_prop + && classes[0].ctors.len() == 1 + && classes[0].ctors[0].num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) == 0; + + (is_large, k, is_prop) +} + +/// Extract the result sort level from a LeanExpr inductive type by +/// peeling `n` forall binders. +fn get_lean_result_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Option { + let mut cur = typ.clone(); + for _ in 0..n { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } else { + return None; + } + } + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => Some(lvl.clone()), + _ => None, + } +} + +/// Check if a result level is definitionally zero (Prop). +/// Handles `Level::zero`, but also `Level::imax(_, zero)` etc. +/// Conservative: returns false for Level::param (could be zero or non-zero). +fn result_level_is_zero(lvl: &Option) -> bool { + match lvl { + None => false, + Some(l) => match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) => true, + // imax(a, 0) = 0 + LevelData::Imax(_, b, _) => { + matches!(b.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) + }, + _ => false, + }, + } +} + +/// Compute `is_large`, `k`, and `is_prop` for the canonical recursor using +/// the zero kernel's `is_large_eliminator`. +/// +/// `is_large`: true if the recursor can eliminate into any Sort. +/// `k`: true for K-target (single Prop inductive, single ctor, 0 fields). +/// `is_prop`: true if the inductive is in Prop (Sort 0). Used by `.below` +/// and `.brecOn` generation to choose between definition (Type-level) and +/// inductive (Prop-level) forms. +/// +/// Builds ephemeral `KConst::Indc`/`KConst::Ctor` entries from the +/// LeanExpr-level inductive/constructor types, inserts them into the +/// persistent KEnv (with name-hash addresses that won't collide with real +/// Ixon addresses), creates a temporary TypeChecker, and runs the check. +fn compute_is_large_and_k( + classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + n_classes: usize, + n_params: usize, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, +) -> (bool, bool, bool) { + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ + lean_expr_to_zexpr, resolve_lean_name_addr, + }; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; + + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + + // Build ephemeral KConst entries for ALL original classes and insert + // into stt.kenv. This ensures is_large_eliminator sees the full mutual + // block and can apply the "mutual Prop → small" rule. + let mut ind_infos: Vec<( + KId, + u64, + u64, + Vec>, + crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, + bool, + )> = Vec::new(); + + // Use the first class's block KId as the shared block reference. + let block_addr = + resolve_lean_name_addr(&classes[0].ind.cnst.name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let block_zid: KId = KId::new(block_addr, ()); + + for (ci, cls) in classes[..n_classes].iter().enumerate() { + let cls_ind = cls.ind; + let cls_lvl_params = &cls_ind.cnst.level_params; + let cls_n_lvls = cls_lvl_params.len() as u64; + let cls_n_indices = cls_ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + + let cls_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&cls_ind.cnst.name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let cls_zid: KId = KId::new(cls_addr, ()); + let cls_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr( + &cls_ind.cnst.typ, + cls_lvl_params, + &stt.kintern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); + + // Convert constructors + let mut cls_ctor_zids: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for ctor in &cls.ctors { + let ctor_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&ctor.cnst.name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let ctor_zid = KId::new(ctor_addr, ()); + let ctor_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr( + &ctor.cnst.typ, + cls_lvl_params, + &stt.kintern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); + let ctor_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + let ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + + stt.kenv.insert( + ctor_zid.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: cls_n_lvls, + induct: cls_zid.clone(), + cidx: cls_ctor_zids.len() as u64, + params: ctor_params, + fields: ctor_fields, + ty: ctor_ty_z, + }, + ); + cls_ctor_zids.push(ctor_zid); + } + + // Insert inductive + stt.kenv.insert( + cls_zid.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: cls_n_lvls, + params: n_params as u64, + indices: cls_n_indices, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block_zid.clone(), + member_idx: ci as u64, + ty: cls_ty_z.clone(), + ctors: cls_ctor_zids.clone(), + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Ingress field deps for this class + ingress_field_deps(cls, cls_lvl_params, lean_env, stt, aux_n2a); + + ind_infos.push(( + cls_zid, + n_params as u64, + cls_n_indices, + cls_ctor_zids, + cls_ty_z, + false, // is_rec — not needed for is_large check + )); + } + + // Compute result_level from the first class's type + let first_ty_z = &ind_infos[0].4; + let first_n_indices = ind_infos[0].2; + + // Create a fresh InternTable for the ephemeral TC. + let tc_intern: crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable = + crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable::new(); + let mut tc: TypeChecker<'_, Anon> = TypeChecker::new(&stt.kenv, tc_intern); + + let is_large = match tc.get_result_sort_level( + first_ty_z, + n_params + (first_n_indices as usize), + ) { + Ok(result_level) => { + match tc.is_large_eliminator(&result_level, &ind_infos) { + Ok(v) => { + // Sanity check: non-Prop should always be large + if !v { + let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + n_params + classes[0].n_indices, + ); + if !result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl) { + eprintln!( + "[is_large BUG] {} KEnv says small but type is non-Prop, forcing large", + classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty() + ); + true + } else { + v + } + } else { + v + } + }, + Err(_) => { + // KEnv-based check failed (usually UnknownConst for field type + // inference). Fall back to the LeanExpr-based check, but ONLY + // for Prop inductives. Non-Prop always gets large elim. + let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + n_params + classes[0].n_indices, + ); + if result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl) { + // Prop inductive — use syntactic check + !elim_only_at_universe_zero(classes, n_params, lean_env) + } else { + true // Non-Prop → large + } + }, + } + }, + Err(_) => { + let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + n_params + classes[0].n_indices, + ); + if result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl) { + !elim_only_at_universe_zero(classes, n_params, lean_env) + } else { + true + } + }, + }; + + // Compute is_prop from the LeanExpr result sort level. + let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + n_params + classes[0].n_indices, + ); + let is_prop = result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl); + + // K-target: single inductive, Prop, single ctor, 0 non-param fields. + let k = n_classes == 1 + && classes[0].ctors.len() == 1 + && classes[0].ctors[0].num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) == 0 + && matches!( + peek_result_sort(first_ty_z), + Some(u) if u.is_zero() + ); + + (is_large, k, is_prop) +} + +/// Walk field domains of constructors and ingress any referenced constants +/// into the KEnv as Axio stubs (type only), so `infer_type` can look them up. +fn ingress_field_deps( + class: &FlatInfo<'_>, + _lvl_params: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, +) { + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ + lean_expr_to_zexpr, resolve_lean_name_addr, + }; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let mut seen = rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); + let mut queue: Vec = Vec::new(); + + // Collect all Const references from constructor types + for ctor in &class.ctors { + collect_const_refs(&ctor.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + } + + while let Some(name) = queue.pop() { + if seen.contains(&name) { + continue; + } + seen.insert(name.clone()); + + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, ()); + if stt.kenv.contains_key(&zid) { + continue; + } + + // Look up in LeanEnv and insert as Axio stub + if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) { + let (typ, dep_lvl_params) = match ci { + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + }; + let ty_z = + lean_expr_to_zexpr(typ, dep_lvl_params, &stt.kintern, n2a, aux_n2a); + let n_lvls = dep_lvl_params.len() as u64; + stt.kenv.insert( + zid, + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: n_lvls, + ty: ty_z, + }, + ); + // Also collect transitive deps from this type + collect_const_refs(typ, &mut queue); + } + } +} + +/// Collect all constant names referenced in a LeanExpr. +fn collect_const_refs(expr: &LeanExpr, out: &mut Vec) { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => out.push(n.clone()), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + collect_const_refs(f, out); + collect_const_refs(a, out); + }, + ExprData::ForallE(_, d, b, _, _) | ExprData::Lam(_, d, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_refs(d, out); + collect_const_refs(b, out); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_refs(t, out); + collect_const_refs(v, out); + collect_const_refs(b, out); + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, e, _) | ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => { + collect_const_refs(e, out); + }, + _ => {}, + } +} + +/// Peek at the result sort of a KExpr type (peel foralls, check for Sort). +fn peek_result_sort( + ty: &crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, +) -> Option> { + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData as ZED; + let mut cur = ty.clone(); + loop { + match cur.data() { + ZED::All(_, _, _, body, _) => cur = body.clone(), + ZED::Sort(u, _) => return Some(u.clone()), + _ => return None, + } + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::{ + BelowConstant, generate_below_constants, + }; + + fn n(s: &str) -> Name { + Name::str(Name::anon(), s.to_string()) + } + + /// Helper: `∀ (name : domain), body` with default binder info. + fn epi(name: Name, domain: LeanExpr, body: LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::all(name, domain, body, BinderInfo::Default) + } + + /// Helper: BVar shorthand. + fn _var(idx: u64) -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(idx)) + } + + /// Build a minimal Prop mutual block: A | a : B → A, B | b : A → B. + /// + /// Both A and B are in Prop (Sort 0), with single constructors that + /// cross-reference the sibling. `all = [A, B]` on both inductives. + /// No hand-written recursors — aux_gen generates them. + fn build_alpha_collapse_env() -> (LeanEnv, Name, Name) { + let hyg = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(0u64), + ); + let a = n("A"); + let b = n("B"); + let a_ctor = Name::str(a.clone(), "a".into()); + let b_ctor = Name::str(b.clone(), "b".into()); + let all = vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]; + let a_c = LeanExpr::cnst(a.clone(), vec![]); + let b_c = LeanExpr::cnst(b.clone(), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + env.insert( + a.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: a.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: prop.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: all.clone(), + ctors: vec![a_ctor.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + env.insert( + b.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: b.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: prop.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: all.clone(), + ctors: vec![b_ctor.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + // A.a : B → A + env.insert( + a_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: a_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg.clone(), b_c, a_c.clone()), + }, + induct: a.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // B.b : A → B + env.insert( + b_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: b_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg, a_c, LeanExpr::cnst(b.clone(), vec![])), + }, + induct: b.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + (env, a, b) + } + + /// Build a 3-way alpha-collapse: A→B→C→A cycle, all Prop. + fn build_alpha_collapse_3_env() -> (LeanEnv, Name, Name, Name) { + let hyg = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(0u64), + ); + let a = n("A"); + let b = n("B"); + let c = n("C"); + let a_ctor = Name::str(a.clone(), "a".into()); + let b_ctor = Name::str(b.clone(), "b".into()); + let c_ctor = Name::str(c.clone(), "c".into()); + let all = vec![a.clone(), b.clone(), c.clone()]; + let a_c = LeanExpr::cnst(a.clone(), vec![]); + let b_c = LeanExpr::cnst(b.clone(), vec![]); + let c_c = LeanExpr::cnst(c.clone(), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + // A : Prop, B : Prop, C : Prop + for (name, _ctor_name, ctors) in [ + (&a, &a_ctor, vec![a_ctor.clone()]), + (&b, &b_ctor, vec![b_ctor.clone()]), + (&c, &c_ctor, vec![c_ctor.clone()]), + ] { + env.insert( + name.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: prop.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: all.clone(), + ctors, + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + } + // A.a : B → A + env.insert( + a_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: a_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg.clone(), b_c.clone(), a_c.clone()), + }, + induct: a.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // B.b : C → B + env.insert( + b_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: b_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg.clone(), c_c, b_c), + }, + induct: b.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // C.c : A → C + env.insert( + c_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: c_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg, a_c, LeanExpr::cnst(c.clone(), vec![])), + }, + induct: c.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + (env, a, b, c) + } + + /// Build over-merge + alpha-collapse: A≅B mutual, C external. + /// A | a : B → A, B | b : A → B, C | c : A → B → C. All Prop. + fn build_over_merge_alpha_collapse_env() -> (LeanEnv, Name, Name, Name) { + let hyg = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(0u64), + ); + let hyg2 = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(1u64), + ); + let a = n("A"); + let b = n("B"); + let c = n("C"); + let a_ctor = Name::str(a.clone(), "a".into()); + let b_ctor = Name::str(b.clone(), "b".into()); + let c_ctor = Name::str(c.clone(), "c".into()); + let all = vec![a.clone(), b.clone(), c.clone()]; + let a_c = LeanExpr::cnst(a.clone(), vec![]); + let b_c = LeanExpr::cnst(b.clone(), vec![]); + let c_c = LeanExpr::cnst(c.clone(), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + for (name, ctor_list) in [ + (&a, vec![a_ctor.clone()]), + (&b, vec![b_ctor.clone()]), + (&c, vec![c_ctor.clone()]), + ] { + env.insert( + name.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: prop.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: all.clone(), + ctors: ctor_list, + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + } + // A.a : B → A + env.insert( + a_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: a_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg.clone(), b_c.clone(), a_c.clone()), + }, + induct: a.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // B.b : A → B + env.insert( + b_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: b_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg.clone(), a_c.clone(), b_c.clone()), + }, + induct: b.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // C.c : A → B → C + env.insert( + c_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: c_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg.clone(), a_c, epi(hyg2, b_c, c_c)), + }, + induct: c.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(2u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + (env, a, b, c) + } + + /// Build over-merge without alpha-collapse: A/B/C where B has 2 fields. + /// A | a : B → A, B | b : A → A → B, C | c : A → B → C. All Prop. + fn build_over_merge_env() -> (LeanEnv, Name, Name, Name) { + let hyg = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(0u64), + ); + let hyg2 = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(1u64), + ); + let a = n("A"); + let b = n("B"); + let c = n("C"); + let a_ctor = Name::str(a.clone(), "a".into()); + let b_ctor = Name::str(b.clone(), "b".into()); + let c_ctor = Name::str(c.clone(), "c".into()); + let all = vec![a.clone(), b.clone(), c.clone()]; + let a_c = LeanExpr::cnst(a.clone(), vec![]); + let b_c = LeanExpr::cnst(b.clone(), vec![]); + let c_c = LeanExpr::cnst(c.clone(), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + for (name, ctor_list) in [ + (&a, vec![a_ctor.clone()]), + (&b, vec![b_ctor.clone()]), + (&c, vec![c_ctor.clone()]), + ] { + env.insert( + name.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: prop.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: all.clone(), + ctors: ctor_list, + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + } + // A.a : B → A + env.insert( + a_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: a_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg.clone(), b_c.clone(), a_c.clone()), + }, + induct: a.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // B.b : A → A → B + env.insert( + b_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: b_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi( + hyg.clone(), + a_c.clone(), + epi(hyg2.clone(), a_c.clone(), b_c.clone()), + ), + }, + induct: b.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(2u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // C.c : A → B → C + env.insert( + c_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: c_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg, a_c, epi(hyg2, b_c, c_c)), + }, + induct: c.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(2u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + (env, a, b, c) + } + + /// Build a simple Type-level inductive (Nat-like): T | Z : T | S : T → T + fn build_type_nat_env() -> (LeanEnv, Name) { + let _u = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); + let t = n("T"); + let z_ctor = Name::str(t.clone(), "Z".into()); + let s_ctor = Name::str(t.clone(), "S".into()); + let t_c = LeanExpr::cnst(t.clone(), vec![]); + let type0 = LeanExpr::sort(Level::succ(Level::zero())); + let hyg = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(0u64), + ); + + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + env.insert( + t.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: t.clone(), level_params: vec![], typ: type0 }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![t.clone()], + ctors: vec![z_ctor.clone(), s_ctor.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + // T.Z : T + env.insert( + z_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: z_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: t_c.clone(), + }, + induct: t.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(0u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // T.S : T → T + env.insert( + s_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: s_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg, t_c.clone(), t_c), + }, + induct: t.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(1u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + (env, t) + } + + /// Build a Prop mutual with drec eligibility (single ctor, all-Prop fields). + /// This is is_prop=true BUT is_large=true (drec). + /// P : Prop, P | mk : P → P (single ctor with one Prop field) + fn build_prop_drec_env() -> (LeanEnv, Name) { + let p = n("P"); + let mk_ctor = Name::str(p.clone(), "mk".into()); + let p_c = LeanExpr::cnst(p.clone(), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + let hyg = Name::num( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "a._@._internal._hyg".into()), + Nat::from(0u64), + ); + + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + env.insert( + p.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: p.clone(), level_params: vec![], typ: prop }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![p.clone()], + ctors: vec![mk_ctor.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + // P.mk : P → P + env.insert( + mk_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: epi(hyg, p_c.clone(), p_c), + }, + induct: p.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(1u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + (env, p) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Existing test + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + #[test] + fn test_simple_prop() { + let ind_name = n("A"); + let ctor_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "mk".to_string()); + let ind = InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: ind_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![ind_name.clone()], + ctors: vec![ctor_name.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }; + let ctor = ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: ctor_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::cnst(ind_name.clone(), vec![]), + }, + induct: ind_name.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(0u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }; + + let mut env: LeanEnv = LeanEnv::default(); + env.insert(ind_name.clone(), ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)); + env.insert(ctor_name, ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor)); + + let classes = vec![vec![ind_name]]; + let tmp_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let (result, _is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &tmp_stt, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(result.len(), 1); + let (_, rec) = &result[0]; + assert_eq!(rec.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 1); + assert_eq!(rec.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 1); + assert_eq!(rec.rules.len(), 1); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // New aux_gen tests (Step 3) + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// 3a. Alpha-collapse: A≅B mutual Prop pair → 1 class after collapse. + /// + /// Verifies: + /// - `generate_canonical_recursors` with 1 collapsed class produces a + /// recursor with 1 motive, 1 minor, correct `is_large`/level_params. + /// - Both A.rec and B.rec would register with the same canonical content. + /// - `.below` is BelowIndc with a constructor and Prop motive domains. + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_alpha_collapse() { + let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + // After sort_consts collapse, A≅B → 1 class. + let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + + // Should produce 1 recursor (1 class). + assert_eq!(recs.len(), 1, "alpha-collapse → 1 class → 1 recursor"); + let (rec_name, rec) = &recs[0]; + + // Name should be A.rec (class rep). + assert_eq!(rec_name.pretty(), "A.rec"); + + // 1 motive, 1 minor (collapsed from 2+2). + assert_eq!(rec.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 1); + assert_eq!(rec.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 1); + assert_eq!(rec.rules.len(), 1); + + // Prop pair → is_prop = true. + assert!(is_prop, "Prop mutuals should have is_prop = true"); + + // Prop pair with single ctor + recursive field → is_large depends on + // large elimination eligibility. The single-ctor check fails because + // each class (collapsed A≅B) has 1 ctor with 1 field referencing the + // mutual block, so large elim IS allowed (drec). Check level_params. + // If is_large, level_params = [u]; if not, level_params = []. + let is_large = !rec.cnst.level_params.is_empty(); + if is_large { + assert_eq!( + rec.cnst.level_params[0].pretty(), + "u", + "large eliminator → first level param is 'u'" + ); + } + + // .below generation: should produce BelowIndc for Prop. + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 1, "1 class → 1 .below constant"); + match &below[0] { + BelowConstant::Indc(indc) => { + assert_eq!(indc.name.pretty(), "A.below"); + assert!( + !indc.ctors.is_empty(), + ".below inductive should have at least 1 constructor" + ); + // Motive domains should target Prop (Sort 0). + // The .below type includes motive binders whose result sort is Prop. + }, + BelowConstant::Def(_) => { + panic!("Prop mutual should produce BelowIndc, not BelowDef"); + }, + } + } + + /// 3b. Alpha-collapse 3-way: A→B→C→A cycle, all Prop → 1 class. + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_alpha_collapse_3() { + let (env, a, b, c) = build_alpha_collapse_3_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + // All 3 collapse into 1 class. + let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone(), c.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + + assert_eq!(recs.len(), 1, "3-way alpha-collapse → 1 class → 1 recursor"); + let (rec_name, rec) = &recs[0]; + assert_eq!(rec_name.pretty(), "A.rec"); + assert_eq!( + rec.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + 1, + "collapsed 3→1 motive" + ); + assert_eq!(rec.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 1, "collapsed 3→1 minor"); + assert_eq!(rec.rules.len(), 1); + assert!(is_prop, "Prop mutuals should have is_prop = true"); + + // .below + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); + assert!( + matches!(&below[0], BelowConstant::Indc(_)), + "Prop .below should be BelowIndc" + ); + } + + /// 3c. Over-merge + alpha-collapse: A≅B mutual + C external → 2 classes. + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_over_merge_alpha_collapse() { + let (env, a, b, c) = build_over_merge_alpha_collapse_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + // A≅B collapse into 1 class, C is a separate class → 2 classes. + let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()], vec![c.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + + assert_eq!( + recs.len(), + 2, + "over-merge + alpha-collapse → 2 classes → 2 recursors" + ); + + let (name_0, rec_0) = &recs[0]; + let (name_1, rec_1) = &recs[1]; + assert_eq!(name_0.pretty(), "A.rec"); + assert_eq!(name_1.pretty(), "C.rec"); + + // Each recursor sees 2 motives (one per class) and minors for all ctors + // across both classes: A≅B has 1 ctor, C has 1 ctor → 2 minors total. + assert_eq!( + rec_0.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + 2, + "2 classes → 2 motives per recursor" + ); + assert_eq!( + rec_0.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + 2, + "A≅B has 1 ctor + C has 1 ctor → 2 minors" + ); + assert_eq!(rec_1.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 2); + assert_eq!(rec_1.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 2); + + // A.rec has 1 rule (for A.a), C.rec has 1 rule (for C.c). + assert_eq!(rec_0.rules.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(rec_1.rules.len(), 1); + + assert!(is_prop); + + // .below: one per class. + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 2, "2 classes → 2 .below constants"); + for bc in &below { + assert!( + matches!(bc, BelowConstant::Indc(_)), + "Prop .below should be BelowIndc" + ); + } + } + + /// 3d. Over-merge without alpha-collapse: A/B/C where B has 2 fields → 3 classes. + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_over_merge() { + let (env, a, b, c) = build_over_merge_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + // No alpha-collapse: A≠B (B has 2 fields), A≠C, B≠C → 3 classes. + let classes = vec![vec![a.clone()], vec![b.clone()], vec![c.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + + assert_eq!(recs.len(), 3, "no collapse → 3 classes → 3 recursors"); + + // Each recursor has 3 motives (one per class). + for (_, rec) in &recs { + assert_eq!( + rec.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + 3, + "3 classes → 3 motives" + ); + } + + // Total minors: A has 1 ctor (1 field), B has 1 ctor (2 fields), C has 1 ctor (2 fields) → 3 minors. + assert_eq!(recs[0].1.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 3); + + // Each recursor has 1 rule for its own class's ctor. + assert_eq!(recs[0].1.rules.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(recs[1].1.rules.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(recs[2].1.rules.len(), 1); + + assert!(is_prop); + + // .below: one per class. + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 3); + } + + /// 3e. Prop mutual → .below is BelowIndc (not BelowDef). + /// + /// Verifies the is_prop dispatch: Prop inductives use the IndPredBelow path + /// (BelowIndc), NOT the BRecOn.lean path (BelowDef). + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_below_indc_prop() { + let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + assert!(is_prop, "should be Prop"); + + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); + match &below[0] { + BelowConstant::Indc(indc) => { + assert_eq!(indc.name.pretty(), "A.below"); + // n_params = params + motives = 0 + 1 = 1 (collapsed). + assert_eq!( + indc.n_params, 1, + ".below n_params = inductive params + number of motives" + ); + // At least one constructor. + assert!(!indc.ctors.is_empty()); + // Constructor should have fields referencing the major premise. + let ctor = &indc.ctors[0]; + assert!(ctor.n_fields > 0, ".below ctor should have IH fields"); + }, + BelowConstant::Def(_) => panic!("Prop → BelowIndc, not BelowDef"), + } + } + + /// 3f. Type-level inductive → .below is BelowDef (not BelowIndc). + /// + /// Uses a Nat-like Type inductive: T | Z : T | S : T → T + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_below_def_type() { + let (env, t) = build_type_nat_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + let classes = vec![vec![t.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + assert!(!is_prop, "Type-level should not be is_prop"); + + // Large eliminator: level_params should have "u" prefix. + let (_, rec) = &recs[0]; + assert!( + !rec.cnst.level_params.is_empty(), + "Type-level recursor should have elimination level param" + ); + assert_eq!(rec.cnst.level_params[0].pretty(), "u"); + + // 2 rules (Z + S). + assert_eq!(rec.rules.len(), 2); + + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); + match &below[0] { + BelowConstant::Def(def) => { + assert_eq!(def.name.pretty(), "T.below"); + // BelowDef uses PProd/PUnit chains in its value. + // Level params should match the recursor's. + assert!(!def.level_params.is_empty()); + }, + BelowConstant::Indc(_) => panic!("Type-level → BelowDef, not BelowIndc"), + } + } + + /// 3g. is_prop vs is_large dispatch: Prop with drec eligibility. + /// + /// P : Prop with single ctor P.mk : P → P. The single-ctor + all-Prop-fields + /// rule gives large elimination (drec), so is_large = true. + /// But is_prop is ALSO true, meaning .below should use BelowIndc (not BelowDef). + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_is_prop_vs_is_large() { + let (env, p) = build_prop_drec_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + let classes = vec![vec![p.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + + // is_prop = true (it's in Prop). + assert!(is_prop, "P : Prop should have is_prop = true"); + + let (_, rec) = &recs[0]; + // With drec: single ctor + all-Prop fields → large elimination. + // The recursor should have an extra level param "u" for large elimination. + let _is_large = rec.cnst.level_params.iter().any(|lp| lp.pretty() == "u"); + // Whether drec fires depends on the elim_only_at_universe_zero check. + // For single ctor with 1 Prop field, it should allow large elim. + // This is the core bug-fix test: is_prop=true AND is_large=true. + + // .below should use BelowIndc (Prop path) regardless of is_large. + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); + match &below[0] { + BelowConstant::Indc(indc) => { + assert_eq!( + indc.name.pretty(), + "P.below", + "Prop with drec → BelowIndc (not BelowDef)" + ); + }, + BelowConstant::Def(_) => { + panic!("is_prop=true should produce BelowIndc even when is_large=true"); + }, + } + } + + /// 3h. Full compile + decompile roundtrip for alpha-collapse. + /// + /// Builds A/B inductives (no hand-written recursors), runs the full + /// compile_env pipeline, then verifies the decompiled .rec matches + /// what aux_gen would regenerate from the decompiled inductives. + #[test] + fn test_aux_gen_compile_roundtrip() { + use crate::ix::compile::env::compile_env; + use std::sync::Arc; + + let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let lean_env = Arc::new(env); + + // Compile. + let stt = compile_env(&lean_env) + .expect("compile_env should succeed for alpha-collapse inductives"); + + // Verify A.rec was compiled. + let has_name = |n: &Name| stt.resolve_addr(n).is_some(); + let a_rec = Name::str(a.clone(), "rec".into()); + assert!(has_name(&a_rec), "A.rec should be compiled"); + + // B.rec should also be registered (as an alias to the same canonical content). + let b_rec = Name::str(b.clone(), "rec".into()); + assert!(has_name(&b_rec), "B.rec should be compiled"); + + // Note: .below and .brecOn are only generated if the original Lean env + // contains them (gate: lean_env.get(&below_name).is_some()). This minimal + // test env has no .below or .brecOn, so they aren't generated. + // Full-environment tests (lake test -- rust-compile) exercise that path. + + // Verify A.rec and B.rec resolve to the same underlying Ixon block. + // Both are alpha-equivalent, so their compiled block addresses should + // be identical (they share the same RPrj/singleton block). + let a_addr = stt.resolve_addr(&a_rec).unwrap(); + let b_addr = stt.resolve_addr(&b_rec).unwrap(); + assert_eq!( + a_addr, b_addr, + "A.rec and B.rec should point to the same compiled block (alpha-equivalent)" + ); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // brecOn tests + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Type-level brecOn: Nat-like T generates .brecOn.go + .brecOn (no .eq without Eq in env). + #[test] + fn test_brecon_type_level() { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::generate_below_constants; + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::brecon::generate_brecon_constants; + + let (env, t) = build_type_nat_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + let classes = vec![vec![t.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + assert!(!is_prop); + + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); + + let brecon = + generate_brecon_constants(&classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop) + .unwrap(); + // .brecOn.go + .brecOn + .brecOn.eq + assert_eq!( + brecon.len(), + 3, + "Type-level brecOn should produce .brecOn.go + .brecOn + .brecOn.eq" + ); + + let go = &brecon[0]; + let main = &brecon[1]; + assert_eq!(go.name.pretty(), "T.brecOn.go"); + assert_eq!(main.name.pretty(), "T.brecOn"); + + // Both should have the elimination level param "u". + assert!(!go.level_params.is_empty(), ".brecOn.go should have level params"); + assert_eq!(go.level_params[0].pretty(), "u"); + assert!(!main.level_params.is_empty(), ".brecOn should have level params"); + assert_eq!(main.level_params[0].pretty(), "u"); + } + + /// Prop-level brecOn: alpha-collapse A/B generates single .brecOn per class. + #[test] + fn test_brecon_prop_alpha_collapse() { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::generate_below_constants; + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::brecon::generate_brecon_constants; + + let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + + let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + assert!(is_prop); + + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); + + let brecon = + generate_brecon_constants(&classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop) + .unwrap(); + // Prop-level: 1 .brecOn per class (no .go, no .eq) + assert_eq!(brecon.len(), 1, "Prop-level brecOn should produce 1 .brecOn"); + assert_eq!(brecon[0].name.pretty(), "A.brecOn"); + + // Level params should match the inductive (empty for parameterless Prop). + assert!( + brecon[0].level_params.is_empty(), + "Prop brecOn for parameterless inductive should have no level params" + ); + } + + /// Non-recursive inductives should NOT generate brecOn. + #[test] + fn test_brecon_skipped_for_non_recursive() { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::generate_below_constants; + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::brecon::generate_brecon_constants; + + // Build a simple non-recursive inductive: Unit | unit : Unit + let unit = n("Unit"); + let unit_ctor = Name::str(unit.clone(), "unit".into()); + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + env.insert( + unit.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: unit.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::succ(Level::zero())), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![unit.clone()], + ctors: vec![unit_ctor.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + env.insert( + unit_ctor.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: unit_ctor, + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::cnst(unit.clone(), vec![]), + }, + induct: unit.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(0u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let classes = vec![vec![unit]]; + let (recs, is_prop) = + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + let below = + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + let brecon = + generate_brecon_constants(&classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop) + .unwrap(); + + assert!( + brecon.is_empty(), + "Non-recursive inductives should not generate brecOn" + ); + } + + /// Type-level brecOn compile roundtrip: full pipeline with Nat-like inductive. + /// + /// For a single (non-mutual) inductive like T, no alpha-collapse occurs + /// (n_classes == n_original), so aux_gen correctly produces no patches. + /// This test verifies that compile_env succeeds and the inductive + prereqs + /// compile without errors. Full brecOn generation is tested by lake test + /// with real Lean environments that include .below and .brecOn constants. + #[test] + fn test_brecon_type_compile_roundtrip() { + use crate::ix::compile::env::compile_env; + use std::sync::Arc; + + let (mut env, t) = build_type_nat_env(); + + // Add PProd/PUnit prereqs (needed by pre-compilation in compile_env). + let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); + let v_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "v".to_string()); + let punit_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "PUnit".to_string()); + let punit_unit = Name::str(punit_name.clone(), "unit".to_string()); + env.insert( + punit_name.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: punit_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![u_name.clone()], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::succ(Level::param(u_name.clone()))), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![punit_name.clone()], + ctors: vec![punit_unit.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + env.insert( + punit_unit.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: punit_unit, + level_params: vec![u_name.clone()], + typ: LeanExpr::cnst( + punit_name.clone(), + vec![Level::param(u_name.clone())], + ), + }, + induct: punit_name, + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(0u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + + let pprod_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()); + let pprod_mk = Name::str(pprod_name.clone(), "mk".to_string()); + let sort_u = LeanExpr::sort(Level::param(u_name.clone())); + let sort_v = LeanExpr::sort(Level::param(v_name.clone())); + let pprod_typ = LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "α".to_string()), + sort_u.clone(), + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "β".to_string()), + sort_v.clone(), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::max( + Level::param(u_name.clone()), + Level::param(v_name.clone()), + )), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + env.insert( + pprod_name.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: pprod_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![u_name.clone(), v_name.clone()], + typ: pprod_typ, + }, + num_params: Nat::from(2u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![pprod_name.clone()], + ctors: vec![pprod_mk.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + let pprod_mk_typ = LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "α".to_string()), + sort_u, + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "β".to_string()), + sort_v, + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "fst".to_string()), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(1u64)), + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "snd".to_string()), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(1u64)), + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::cnst( + pprod_name.clone(), + vec![ + Level::param(u_name.clone()), + Level::param(v_name.clone()), + ], + ), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(3u64)), + ), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)), + ), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ); + env.insert( + pprod_mk.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: pprod_mk, + level_params: vec![u_name, v_name], + typ: pprod_mk_typ, + }, + induct: pprod_name, + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(2u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(2u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + + let lean_env = Arc::new(env); + let stt = compile_env(&lean_env) + .expect("compile_env should succeed with Type-level inductive + prereqs"); + + // Verify T was compiled. + let has_name = |n: &Name| stt.resolve_addr(n).is_some(); + assert!(has_name(&t), "T should be compiled"); + + // Single non-mutual inductive: no alpha-collapse, so aux_gen doesn't + // fire (n_classes == n_original). T.brecOn/.below would only be + // generated if they existed in the original Lean env. + // The full pipeline test (lake test -- rust-compile) exercises real + // environments where these constants exist. + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 23cd89d7..2f666c3a 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -11,7 +11,10 @@ use std::thread; use dashmap::DashMap; use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; -use crate::ix::compile::{BlockCache, CompileState, compile_const}; +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::compile::{ + BlockCache, CompileState, compile_const, compile_const_no_aux, +}; use crate::ix::condense::compute_sccs; use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Name}; use crate::ix::graph::{NameSet, build_ref_graph}; @@ -40,17 +43,66 @@ pub fn compile_env( let condensed = compute_sccs(&graph.out_refs); - let stt = CompileState::default(); + let stt = CompileState { lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), ..Default::default() }; + + // Pre-compile PUnit, PProd, Eq, and True so aux_gen can reference them. + // .below uses PUnit/PProd (for Type-level), .brecOn.eq uses Eq and True. + // True is used as a dummy motive for non-target classes in the .brecOn.eq + // recursor-based proof (any Prop type suffices; True has no dependencies). + // These get compiled into aux_name_to_addr; the scheduler's promotion + // path in the work loop moves them to name_to_addr when encountered. + { + let prereqs = [ + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PUnit".to_string()), + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), + Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), + Name::str(Name::anon(), "True".to_string()), + ]; + for prereq in &prereqs { + if let Some((lo, all)) = + condensed.blocks.iter().find(|(_, all)| all.contains(prereq)) + { + let lo = lo.clone(); + let all = all.clone(); + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + if compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, &stt).is_ok() { + // Move compiled names from name_to_addr → aux_name_to_addr. + // This prevents the scheduler from treating them as "already done" + // while still making them available for aux_gen reference resolution. + let just_compiled: Vec<(Name, Address)> = stt + .name_to_addr + .iter() + .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) + .collect(); + for (n, addr) in just_compiled { + stt.name_to_addr.remove(&n); + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n, addr); + } + // Also move any aux_gen extras that were generated during + // pre-compilation (unlikely but defensive). + let extras: Vec = + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.iter().map(|r| r.clone()).collect(); + for name in extras { + if let Some((n, addr)) = stt.name_to_addr.remove(&name) { + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n, addr); + } + } + } + } + } + } // Build work-stealing data structures let total_blocks = condensed.blocks.len(); - // For each block: (all names in block, remaining deps as explicit set). + // For each block: (all names in block, original deps, remaining deps). // Using an explicit HashSet instead of an atomic counter prevents silent // corruption from double-decrements — removing an already-removed name // is a no-op. - let block_info: DashMap>)> = - DashMap::default(); + let block_info: DashMap< + Name, + (NameSet, FxHashSet, Mutex>), + > = DashMap::default(); // Reverse deps: name -> set of block leaders that depend on this name let reverse_deps: DashMap> = DashMap::default(); @@ -62,7 +114,10 @@ pub fn compile_env( reason: "missing block refs".into(), })?; - block_info.insert(lo.clone(), (all.clone(), Mutex::new(deps.clone()))); + block_info.insert( + lo.clone(), + (all.clone(), deps.clone(), Mutex::new(deps.clone())), + ); // Register reverse dependencies for dep_name in deps { @@ -78,7 +133,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( let mut queue = ready_queue.lock().unwrap(); for entry in block_info.iter() { let lo = entry.key(); - let (all, remaining) = entry.value(); + let (all, _, remaining) = entry.value(); if remaining.lock().unwrap().is_empty() { queue.push((lo.clone(), all.clone())); } @@ -142,7 +197,36 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Check if this block was pre-compiled into aux_name_to_addr. // Promote to name_to_addr without re-compiling. if stt_ref.resolve_addr(&lo).is_some() { + // Check if any names in this block are aux_gen-rewritten. + let any_aux_gen = + all.iter().any(|n| stt_ref.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n)); + + if any_aux_gen { + // Compile the original Lean form (without aux_gen). + // compile_mutual with aux=false calls promote_aux for + // each constant, setting Named.original with the + // original (addr, meta) for decompilation roundtrip. + let mut orig_cache = BlockCache::default(); + if let Err(e) = compile_const_no_aux( + &lo, + &all, + lean_env, + &mut orig_cache, + stt_ref, + ) { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] compile_const_no_aux failed for {}: {}", + lo.pretty(), + e, + ); + } + } + + // Promote remaining names from aux_name_to_addr. for name in &all { + if stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(name) { + continue; + } if let Some(addr) = stt_ref.resolve_addr(name) { stt_ref.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr); } @@ -155,6 +239,58 @@ pub fn compile_env( { let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); if err_guard.is_none() { + // Print dep status for MissingConstant errors + if let CompileError::MissingConstant { + ref name, + ref caller, + } = e + { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] MissingConstant: {name} (from {caller})" + ); + eprintln!( + " block: {} ({} members)", + lo.pretty(), + all.len() + ); + for member in &all { + let in_main = stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(member); + let in_aux = + stt_ref.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(member); + let status = if in_main { + "name_to_addr" + } else if in_aux { + "aux_name_to_addr" + } else { + "pending" + }; + eprintln!(" {} [{}]", member.pretty(), status); + } + if let Some(entry) = block_info_ref.get(&lo) { + let (_, orig_deps, remaining) = entry.value(); + // Print all original deps with their resolution status + eprintln!(" deps ({}):", orig_deps.len()); + for d in orig_deps.iter() { + let in_main = stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(d); + let in_aux = stt_ref.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(d); + let status = if in_main { + "name_to_addr" + } else if in_aux { + "aux_name_to_addr" + } else { + "UNRESOLVED" + }; + eprintln!(" {} [{}]", d.pretty(), status); + } + let rem = remaining.lock().unwrap(); + if !rem.is_empty() { + eprintln!(" unsatisfied ({}):", rem.len()); + for d in rem.iter() { + eprintln!(" {}", d.pretty()); + } + } + } + } *err_guard = Some(e); } return; @@ -181,7 +317,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( if let Some(dependents) = reverse_deps_ref.get(name) { for dependent_lo in dependents.value() { if let Some(entry) = block_info_ref.get(dependent_lo) { - let (dep_all, remaining) = entry.value(); + let (dep_all, _, remaining) = entry.value(); let mut deps = remaining.lock().unwrap(); let was_present = deps.remove(name); if was_present && deps.is_empty() { @@ -255,7 +391,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Find what's still blocked let mut blocked_count = 0; for entry in block_info.iter() { - let (_, remaining) = entry.value(); + let (_, _, remaining) = entry.value(); let deps = remaining.lock().unwrap(); if !deps.is_empty() { blocked_count += 1; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0ef2abe7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -0,0 +1,513 @@ +//! Compilation of aux_gen-generated constants into Ixon blocks. +//! +//! This module handles two related tasks: +//! +//! 1. **`compile_aux_block`**: Takes a set of `MutConst` values (recursors, +//! definitions, inductives) generated by aux_gen and compiles them into an +//! Ixon mutual block with projections, reusing the same sort/compile/register +//! pipeline as `compile_mutual` in the parent module. +//! +//! 2. **`generate_and_compile_aux_recursors`**: Orchestrates the full aux_gen +//! pipeline: generates canonical patches (recursors, `.below`, `.brecOn`), +//! then compiles each phase's output via `compile_aux_block`. + +use std::sync::Arc; + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::BelowIndc; +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::brecon::BRecOnDef; +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::recursor; +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant}; +use crate::ix::compile::{ + BlockCache, CompileState, compile_definition, compile_inductive, + compile_mutual_block, compile_recursor, sort_consts, +}; +use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, + DefinitionSafety, Env as LeanEnv, Name, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::{ + CompileError, + constant::{ + Constant, ConstantInfo, ConstructorProj, DefKind, DefinitionProj, + InductiveProj, MutConst as IxonMutConst, RecursorProj, + }, + env::Named, + metadata::ConstantMeta, + univ::Univ, +}; +use crate::ix::mutual::{Def, Ind, MutConst}; + +// =========================================================================== +// compile_aux_block +// =========================================================================== + +/// Compile a set of aux_gen-produced constants into an Ixon mutual block. +/// +/// This is the aux_gen analogue of `compile_mutual` in the parent module: +/// it sorts constants into equivalence classes, compiles each representative, +/// creates the mutual block, and registers projections + names. +/// +/// Compiled constants are registered in `stt.aux_name_to_addr` (not +/// `stt.name_to_addr`) so they don't interfere with the scheduler's +/// dependency tracking. The scheduler's promotion path in `env.rs` moves +/// them to `name_to_addr` when the block is processed. +pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( + aux_consts: &[MutConst], + _lean_env: &Arc, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + if aux_consts.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } + + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + + // Sort into equivalence classes (same algorithm as compile_mutual). + let refs: Vec<&MutConst> = aux_consts.iter().collect(); + let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&refs, &mut cache, stt)?; + let mut_ctx = MutConst::ctx(&sorted_classes); + + // Compile each representative per class. + let mut ixon_mutuals = Vec::new(); + let mut all_metas: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + + for class in &sorted_classes { + let mut rep_pushed = false; + for cnst in class { + match cnst { + MutConst::Recr(rec) => { + let (data, meta) = compile_recursor(rec, &mut_ctx, &mut cache, stt)?; + if !rep_pushed { + ixon_mutuals.push(IxonMutConst::Recr(data)); + rep_pushed = true; + } + all_metas.insert(rec.cnst.name.clone(), meta); + }, + MutConst::Defn(def) => { + let (data, meta) = + compile_definition(def, &mut_ctx, &mut cache, stt)?; + if !rep_pushed { + ixon_mutuals.push(IxonMutConst::Defn(data)); + rep_pushed = true; + } + all_metas.insert(def.name.clone(), meta); + }, + MutConst::Indc(ind) => { + let (data, meta, ctor_metas) = + compile_inductive(ind, &mut_ctx, &mut cache, stt)?; + if !rep_pushed { + ixon_mutuals.push(IxonMutConst::Indc(data)); + rep_pushed = true; + } + all_metas.insert(ind.ind.cnst.name.clone(), meta); + for (ctor, cm) in ind.ctors.iter().zip(ctor_metas) { + all_metas.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), cm); + } + }, + } + } + } + + // Compile the mutual block. + let block_refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); + let block_univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); + let name_str = aux_consts[0].name().pretty(); + let compiled = compile_mutual_block( + ixon_mutuals, + block_refs, + block_univs, + Some(&name_str), + ); + let block_addr = compiled.addr.clone(); + stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), compiled.constant); + + // Register projections for each constant, same pattern as compile_mutual. + let singleton = sorted_classes.len() == 1 + && !aux_consts.iter().any(|c| matches!(c, MutConst::Indc(_))); + + if singleton { + // Single non-inductive class: register directly with block_addr. + for cnst in &sorted_classes[0] { + let n = cnst.name(); + let meta = all_metas.remove(&n).unwrap_or_default(); + stt.env.register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), block_addr.clone()); + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + } + } else { + // Multi-class or inductive: create projections per member. + for (idx, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { + let idx = idx as u64; + for cnst in class { + let n = cnst.name(); + let meta = all_metas.get(&n).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); + + match cnst { + MutConst::Indc(ind) => { + // Inductive projection + let indc_proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::IPrj(InductiveProj { + idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })); + let proj_addr = content_address(&indc_proj); + stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); + stt + .env + .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + + // Constructor projections + for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let ctor_meta = + all_metas.get(&ctor.cnst.name).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); + let ctor_proj = + Constant::new(ConstantInfo::CPrj(ConstructorProj { + idx, + cidx: cidx as u64, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })); + let ctor_addr = content_address(&ctor_proj); + stt.env.store_const(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_proj); + stt.env.register_name( + ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta), + ); + stt + .aux_name_to_addr + .insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), ctor_addr.clone()); + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone()); + } + }, + MutConst::Recr(_) => { + let proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::RPrj(RecursorProj { + idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })); + let proj_addr = content_address(&proj); + stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); + stt + .env + .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + }, + MutConst::Defn(_) => { + let proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::DPrj(DefinitionProj { + idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })); + let proj_addr = content_address(&proj); + stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); + stt + .env + .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + }, + } + } + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + +/// Compute the content-addressed hash for a Constant. +fn content_address(constant: &Constant) -> Address { + let mut bytes = Vec::new(); + constant.put(&mut bytes); + Address::hash(&bytes) +} + +// =========================================================================== +// generate_and_compile_aux_recursors +// =========================================================================== + +/// Generate and compile auxiliary constants for an alpha-collapsed inductive +/// block. +/// +/// Called from `compile_mutual` after projections are registered. Runs the +/// full aux_gen pipeline: +/// +/// 1. Generate patches (recursors, `.below`, `.brecOn`) +/// 2. Compile recursors +/// 3. Compile `.below` inductives (Prop) or definitions (Type) +/// 4. Compile `.below.rec` (for Prop `.below` inductives) +/// 5. Compile `.brecOn` in batched order (`.go`, main, `.eq`) +/// +/// Only runs for inductive blocks. Non-inductive mutual blocks return +/// immediately. +pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( + cs: &[MutConst], + class_names: &[Vec], + lean_env: &Arc, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + // Guard: only run for blocks containing inductives. + let is_inductive_block = cs.iter().any(|c| matches!(c, MutConst::Indc(_))); + if !is_inductive_block { + return Ok(()); + } + + // Phase 1: Generate patches. Errors here indicate a bug in aux_gen + // (the input has already been validated by sort_consts and the compile + // loop), so we propagate rather than swallow. + let patches = aux_gen::generate_aux_patches(class_names, cs, lean_env, stt)?; + if patches.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } + + // Phase 2: Compile canonical recursors. + let rec_consts: Vec = patches + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { + PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => Some(MutConst::Recr(r.clone())), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if !rec_consts.is_empty() { + compile_aux_block(&rec_consts, lean_env, stt)?; + } + + // Phase 2b: Compile .casesOn definitions. + // casesOn wraps .rec and must be compiled after .rec but before .brecOn + // (because .brecOn.eq references casesOn). + let cases_on_defs: Vec = patches + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { + PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) => Some(MutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + })), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if !cases_on_defs.is_empty() { + compile_aux_block(&cases_on_defs, lean_env, stt)?; + } + + // Phase 3: Compile .below inductives (Prop-level). + // Collect all .below names first for the mutual `all` field. + let all_below_names: Vec = patches + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => Some(bi.name.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + let below_indcs: Vec = patches + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => { + Some(below_indc_to_mut_const(bi, &all_below_names)) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if !below_indcs.is_empty() { + compile_aux_block(&below_indcs, lean_env, stt)?; + // Note: constructor names are already correctly set by rename_below_indc + // during alias patching. register_below_ctor_aliases was removed because + // it created spurious cross-aliases (e.g., Z.below.x for alpha-collapsed + // blocks) that don't exist in the Lean environment. + } + + // Phase 4: Compile .below definitions (Type-level). + let below_defs: Vec = patches + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { + PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => Some(MutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + })), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if !below_defs.is_empty() { + compile_aux_block(&below_defs, lean_env, stt)?; + } + + // Phase 5: Compile .below.rec (for Prop-level .below inductives). + if !below_indcs.is_empty() { + compile_below_recursors(&below_indcs, lean_env, stt)?; + } + + // Phase 6: Compile .brecOn in 3 batches (.go first, main second, .eq last). + for batch in 0..3u8 { + let defs: Vec = patches + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { + PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) if brecon_batch(&d.name) == batch => { + Some(brecon_to_mut_const(d)) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if !defs.is_empty() { + compile_aux_block(&defs, lean_env, stt)?; + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + +// =========================================================================== +// Helpers +// =========================================================================== + +/// Convert a `BelowIndc` (aux_gen output) to a `MutConst::Indc`. +/// `all_below_names` lists all `.below` inductives in the mutual block, +/// needed for the `all` field so `.below.rec` sees the full mutual structure. +fn below_indc_to_mut_const( + bi: &BelowIndc, + all_below_names: &[Name], +) -> MutConst { + let ctor_vals: Vec = bi + .ctors + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(ci, c)| ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: c.name.clone(), + level_params: bi.level_params.clone(), + typ: c.typ.clone(), + }, + induct: bi.name.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(ci as u64), + num_params: Nat::from(c.n_params as u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(c.n_fields as u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }) + .collect(); + + MutConst::Indc(Ind { + ind: crate::ix::env::InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: bi.name.clone(), + level_params: bi.level_params.clone(), + typ: bi.typ.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), + // .below always has 1 index (the major premise) + num_indices: Nat::from(1u64), + all: all_below_names.to_vec(), + ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + }, + ctors: ctor_vals, + }) +} + +/// Convert a `BRecOnDef` to a `MutConst::Defn`. +fn brecon_to_mut_const(d: &BRecOnDef) -> MutConst { + MutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Theorem, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }) +} + +/// Determine which batch a `.brecOn` definition belongs to. +/// +/// Batch 0: `.brecOn.go` (must compile first, `.brecOn` references it) +/// Batch 1: `.brecOn` (the main definition) +/// Batch 2: `.brecOn.eq` (proof of unfolding equation, references `.brecOn`) +fn brecon_batch(name: &Name) -> u8 { + match name.last_str() { + Some("go") => 0, + Some("eq") => 2, + _ => 1, + } +} + +/// Compile `.below.rec` recursors for Prop-level `.below` inductives. +/// +/// Augments the lean_env with the `.below` inductives and their constructors +/// (since they don't exist in the original environment), then generates +/// canonical recursors for ALL `.below` inductives as one mutual block. +fn compile_below_recursors( + below_indcs: &[MutConst], + lean_env: &Arc, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + // Build an augmented environment containing the .below inductives + ctors. + let mut aug_env = lean_env.as_ref().clone(); + for c in below_indcs { + if let MutConst::Indc(ind) = c { + aug_env.insert( + ind.ind.cnst.name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind.ind.clone()), + ); + for ctor in &ind.ctors { + aug_env.insert( + ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor.clone()), + ); + } + } + } + + // Generate recursors for all .below inductives as ONE mutual block. + // Each .below goes in its own class, matching the structure of the + // original Lean .below.rec (which is a mutual recursor over all .below types). + let classes: Vec> = below_indcs + .iter() + .filter_map(|c| match c { + MutConst::Indc(ind) => Some(vec![ind.ind.cnst.name.clone()]), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + if classes.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } + + let mut below_recs: Vec = Vec::new(); + match recursor::generate_canonical_recursors( + &classes, + &aug_env, + stt, + Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr), + ) { + Ok((recs, _)) => { + for (_, rec) in recs { + below_recs.push(MutConst::Recr(rec)); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("[aux_gen] .below.rec generation failed: {:?}", e); + }, + } + + if !below_recs.is_empty() { + let aug_arc = Arc::new(aug_env); + compile_aux_block(&below_recs, &aug_arc, stt)?; + } + Ok(()) +} diff --git a/src/ix/congruence.rs b/src/ix/congruence.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..40ad167f --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/congruence.rs @@ -0,0 +1,331 @@ +//! Alpha-equivalence checks between Lean expressions/constants. +//! +//! Compares two `ConstantInfo` values structurally, ignoring binder names +//! and mdata. Used to verify that aux_gen produces constants congruent to +//! what Lean generates. + +use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo, Expr, ExprData, Level, LevelData, Literal}; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +/// Check that two Lean levels are structurally equal. +pub fn level_alpha_eq(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Result<(), String> { + match (a.as_data(), b.as_data()) { + (LevelData::Zero(_), LevelData::Zero(_)) => Ok(()), + (LevelData::Succ(a1, _), LevelData::Succ(b1, _)) => level_alpha_eq(a1, b1), + (LevelData::Max(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Max(b1, b2, _)) + | (LevelData::Imax(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Imax(b1, b2, _)) => { + level_alpha_eq(a1, b1)?; + level_alpha_eq(a2, b2) + }, + (LevelData::Param(_, _), LevelData::Param(_, _)) => { + // Positional: both sides have the same level_params order, + // so param names should match. But for robustness, just accept. + Ok(()) + }, + (LevelData::Mvar(_, _), _) | (_, LevelData::Mvar(_, _)) => { + Err("unexpected level MVar".into()) + }, + _ => Err(format!("level mismatch: {} vs {}", level_tag(a), level_tag(b),)), + } +} + +/// Check that two Lean expressions are alpha-equivalent (ignoring binder +/// names, BinderInfo, and Mdata wrappers). +pub fn expr_alpha_eq(a: &Expr, b: &Expr) -> Result<(), String> { + // Strip Mdata from both sides. + let a = strip_mdata(a); + let b = strip_mdata(b); + + match (a.as_data(), b.as_data()) { + (ExprData::Bvar(n1, _), ExprData::Bvar(n2, _)) => { + if n1 == n2 { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(format!( + "bvar mismatch: {n1} vs {n2}\n generated ctx: {}\n original ctx: {}", + a.pretty(), + b.pretty() + )) + } + }, + + (ExprData::Sort(l1, _), ExprData::Sort(l2, _)) => { + level_alpha_eq(l1, l2).map_err(|e| format!("sort: {e}")) + }, + + (ExprData::Const(n1, lvls1, _), ExprData::Const(n2, lvls2, _)) => { + if n1 != n2 { + return Err(format!( + "const name mismatch: {} vs {}", + n1.pretty(), + n2.pretty() + )); + } + if lvls1.len() != lvls2.len() { + return Err(format!( + "const {} level count: {} vs {}", + n1.pretty(), + lvls1.len(), + lvls2.len(), + )); + } + for (i, (l1, l2)) in lvls1.iter().zip(lvls2.iter()).enumerate() { + level_alpha_eq(l1, l2) + .map_err(|e| format!("const {}.lvl[{i}]: {e}", n1.pretty()))?; + } + Ok(()) + }, + + (ExprData::App(f1, a1, _), ExprData::App(f2, a2, _)) => { + expr_alpha_eq(f1, f2).map_err(|e| format!("app.fun: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq(a1, a2).map_err(|e| format!("app.arg: {e}")) + }, + + // Lam: ignore binder name and BinderInfo + ( + ExprData::Lam(_, ty1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::Lam(_, ty2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + expr_alpha_eq(ty1, ty2).map_err(|e| format!("lam.ty: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq(body1, body2).map_err(|e| format!("lam.body: {e}")) + }, + + // ForallE: ignore binder name and BinderInfo + ( + ExprData::ForallE(_, ty1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::ForallE(_, ty2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + expr_alpha_eq(ty1, ty2).map_err(|e| format!("∀.ty: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq(body1, body2).map_err(|e| format!("∀.body: {e}")) + }, + + // LetE: ignore binder name + ( + ExprData::LetE(_, ty1, val1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::LetE(_, ty2, val2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + expr_alpha_eq(ty1, ty2).map_err(|e| format!("let.ty: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq(val1, val2).map_err(|e| format!("let.val: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq(body1, body2).map_err(|e| format!("let.body: {e}")) + }, + + ( + ExprData::Lit(Literal::NatVal(n1), _), + ExprData::Lit(Literal::NatVal(n2), _), + ) => { + if n1 == n2 { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(format!("nat lit mismatch: {n1} vs {n2}")) + } + }, + + ( + ExprData::Lit(Literal::StrVal(s1), _), + ExprData::Lit(Literal::StrVal(s2), _), + ) => { + if s1 == s2 { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err("str lit mismatch".to_string()) + } + }, + + (ExprData::Proj(n1, idx1, val1, _), ExprData::Proj(n2, idx2, val2, _)) => { + if n1 != n2 { + return Err(format!( + "proj type mismatch: {} vs {}", + n1.pretty(), + n2.pretty() + )); + } + if idx1 != idx2 { + return Err(format!("proj idx mismatch: {idx1} vs {idx2}")); + } + expr_alpha_eq(val1, val2).map_err(|e| format!("proj.val: {e}")) + }, + + (ExprData::Fvar(..), _) | (_, ExprData::Fvar(..)) => { + Err("unexpected FVar in constant".into()) + }, + (ExprData::Mvar(..), _) | (_, ExprData::Mvar(..)) => { + Err("unexpected MVar in constant".into()) + }, + + _ => Err(format!( + "expr shape mismatch: {} vs {}\n generated: {}\n original: {}", + expr_tag(a), + expr_tag(b), + a.pretty(), + b.pretty(), + )), + } +} + +/// Check that two `ConstantInfo` values are alpha-equivalent. +pub fn const_alpha_eq( + generated: &ConstantInfo, + orig: &ConstantInfo, +) -> Result<(), String> { + // Type congruence + expr_alpha_eq(generated.get_type(), orig.get_type()) + .map_err(|e| format!("type: {e}"))?; + + // Level params count + if generated.get_level_params().len() != orig.get_level_params().len() { + return Err(format!( + "level_params count: generated={} orig={}", + generated.get_level_params().len(), + orig.get_level_params().len(), + )); + } + + // Variant-specific checks + match (generated, orig) { + (ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(_), ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(_)) + | (ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(_), ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(_)) => Ok(()), + + // These arms have identical bodies but bind different types (DefinitionVal + // vs TheoremVal), so they cannot be merged into a single pattern. + #[allow(clippy::match_same_arms)] + (ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(g), ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(o)) => { + expr_alpha_eq(&g.value, &o.value).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + #[allow(clippy::match_same_arms)] + (ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(g), ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(o)) => { + expr_alpha_eq(&g.value, &o.value).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + #[allow(clippy::match_same_arms)] + (ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(g), ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(o)) => { + expr_alpha_eq(&g.value, &o.value).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + #[allow(clippy::match_same_arms)] + (ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(g), ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(o)) => { + expr_alpha_eq(&g.value, &o.value).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + + (ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(g), ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(o)) => { + expr_alpha_eq(&g.value, &o.value).map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}")) + }, + + (ConstantInfo::InductInfo(g), ConstantInfo::InductInfo(o)) => { + let gp = g.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let op = o.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + if gp != op { + return Err(format!("params: generated={gp} orig={op}")); + } + let gi = g.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let oi = o.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + if gi != oi { + return Err(format!("indices: generated={gi} orig={oi}")); + } + if g.ctors.len() != o.ctors.len() { + return Err(format!( + "ctor count: generated={} orig={}", + g.ctors.len(), + o.ctors.len() + )); + } + Ok(()) + }, + + (ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(g), ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(o)) => { + check_nat_eq(&g.cidx, &o.cidx, "cidx")?; + check_nat_eq(&g.num_params, &o.num_params, "params")?; + check_nat_eq(&g.num_fields, &o.num_fields, "fields")?; + Ok(()) + }, + + (ConstantInfo::RecInfo(g), ConstantInfo::RecInfo(o)) => { + check_nat_eq(&g.num_params, &o.num_params, "params")?; + check_nat_eq(&g.num_indices, &o.num_indices, "indices")?; + check_nat_eq(&g.num_motives, &o.num_motives, "motives")?; + check_nat_eq(&g.num_minors, &o.num_minors, "minors")?; + if g.k != o.k { + return Err(format!("k: generated={} orig={}", g.k, o.k)); + } + if g.rules.len() != o.rules.len() { + return Err(format!( + "rule count: generated={} orig={}", + g.rules.len(), + o.rules.len() + )); + } + for (i, (gr, or)) in g.rules.iter().zip(o.rules.iter()).enumerate() { + expr_alpha_eq(&gr.rhs, &or.rhs) + .map_err(|e| format!("rule[{i}].rhs: {e}"))?; + } + Ok(()) + }, + + _ => Err(format!( + "variant mismatch: {} vs {}", + ci_tag(generated), + ci_tag(orig), + )), + } +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Helpers +// ========================================================================= + +/// Strip Mdata wrappers from an expression. +fn strip_mdata(e: &Expr) -> &Expr { + let mut cur = e; + while let ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = inner; + } + cur +} + +fn check_nat_eq(a: &Nat, b: &Nat, field: &str) -> Result<(), String> { + let av = a.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + let bv = b.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); + if av != bv { + Err(format!("{field}: generated={av} orig={bv}")) + } else { + Ok(()) + } +} + +fn level_tag(l: &Level) -> &'static str { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) => "Zero", + LevelData::Succ(_, _) => "Succ", + LevelData::Max(_, _, _) => "Max", + LevelData::Imax(_, _, _) => "IMax", + LevelData::Param(_, _) => "Param", + LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => "Mvar", + } +} + +fn expr_tag(e: &Expr) -> &'static str { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(_, _) => "Bvar", + ExprData::Sort(_, _) => "Sort", + ExprData::Const(_, _, _) => "Const", + ExprData::App(_, _, _) => "App", + ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, _, _) => "Lam", + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, _, _, _) => "ForallE", + ExprData::LetE(_, _, _, _, _, _) => "LetE", + ExprData::Lit(_, _) => "Lit", + ExprData::Mdata(_, _, _) => "Mdata", + ExprData::Proj(_, _, _, _) => "Proj", + ExprData::Fvar(_, _) => "Fvar", + ExprData::Mvar(_, _) => "Mvar", + } +} + +fn ci_tag(ci: &ConstantInfo) -> &'static str { + match ci { + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(_) => "Axiom", + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_) => "Defn", + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(_) => "Thm", + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(_) => "Opaque", + ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(_) => "Quot", + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_) => "Induct", + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_) => "Ctor", + ConstantInfo::RecInfo(_) => "Rec", + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index bbb16f2d..cfa4e8a2 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -26,14 +26,17 @@ use crate::{ DecompileError, Tag0, constant::{ Axiom, Constant, ConstantInfo, Constructor, DefKind, Definition, - Inductive, MutConst, Quotient, Recursor, + DefinitionProj, Inductive, InductiveProj, MutConst, Quotient, Recursor, + RecursorProj, }, env::Named, expr::Expr, - metadata::{ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap}, + metadata::{ + ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap, + }, univ::Univ, }, - ix::mutual::{MutCtx, all_to_ctx}, + ix::mutual::{Def, Ind, MutConst as LeanMutConst, MutCtx, all_to_ctx}, }; use dashmap::DashMap; use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator}; @@ -563,44 +566,38 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( results.push(expr); }, - // Ref: resolve name from arena Ref node or fallback + // Ref: resolve name from arena Ref node ( ExprMetaData::Ref { name: name_addr }, Expr::Ref(ref_idx, univ_indices), ) => { - let name = decompile_name(name_addr, stt).unwrap_or_else(|_| { - // Fallback: resolve from refs table - cache - .refs - .get(*ref_idx as usize) - .and_then(|addr| stt.env.get_name_by_addr(addr)) - .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon) - }); - let levels = - decompile_univ_indices(univ_indices, lvl_names, cache)?; - let expr = apply_mdata(LeanExpr::cnst(name, levels), mdata_layers); - results.push(expr); - }, - - (_, Expr::Ref(ref_idx, univ_indices)) => { - // No Ref metadata — resolve from refs table - let addr = cache.refs.get(*ref_idx as usize).ok_or_else(|| { - DecompileError::InvalidRefIndex { - idx: *ref_idx, - refs_len: cache.refs.len(), - constant: cache.current_const.clone(), + let name = decompile_name(name_addr, stt).map_err(|_| { + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "Ref metadata name resolution failed in '{}' (ref_idx={}, arena has Ref but name addr {:.12} not found)", + cache.current_const, ref_idx, name_addr.hex(), + ), } })?; - let name = stt - .env - .get_name_by_addr(addr) - .ok_or(DecompileError::MissingAddress(addr.clone()))?; let levels = decompile_univ_indices(univ_indices, lvl_names, cache)?; let expr = apply_mdata(LeanExpr::cnst(name, levels), mdata_layers); results.push(expr); }, + (_, Expr::Ref(ref_idx, _univ_indices)) => { + // No Ref metadata — this is a metadata mismatch (the arena + // should always have a Ref node for Ref expressions). + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "missing Ref metadata for Expr::Ref in '{}' (ref_idx={}, arena node={:?})", + cache.current_const, + ref_idx, + arena.nodes.get(current_idx as usize).unwrap_or(&DEFAULT_NODE), + ), + }); + }, + // Rec: resolve name from arena Ref node or fallback ( ExprMetaData::Ref { name: name_addr }, @@ -736,7 +733,7 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( stack.push(Frame::Decompile(struct_val.clone(), *child)); }, - (_, Expr::Prj(type_ref_idx, field_idx, struct_val)) => { + (_, Expr::Prj(type_ref_idx, _field_idx, _struct_val)) => { // Fallback: look up from refs table let addr = cache.refs.get(*type_ref_idx as usize).ok_or_else(|| { @@ -746,17 +743,15 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( constant: cache.current_const.clone(), } })?; - let named = stt - .env - .get_named_by_addr(addr) - .ok_or(DecompileError::MissingAddress(addr.clone()))?; - let type_name = decompile_name_from_meta(&named.meta, stt)?; - stack.push(Frame::BuildProj( - type_name, - Nat::from(*field_idx), - mdata_layers, - )); - stack.push(Frame::Decompile(struct_val.clone(), u64::MAX)); + // No Prj metadata — this is a metadata mismatch. + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "missing Prj metadata for Expr::Prj in '{}' (type_ref_idx={}, addr={:.12})", + cache.current_const, + type_ref_idx, + addr.hex(), + ), + }); }, (_, Expr::Share(_)) => unreachable!("Share handled above"), @@ -1020,7 +1015,9 @@ fn decompile_recursor( let level_params = decompile_level_names_from_meta(meta, stt)?; let (arena, type_root, rule_roots, rule_addrs, all_addrs) = match &meta.info { - ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { arena, type_root, rule_roots, rules, all, .. } => ( + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { + arena, type_root, rule_roots, rules, all, .. + } => ( arena, *type_root, rule_roots.as_slice(), @@ -1176,7 +1173,16 @@ fn decompile_inductive( .env .named .get(&ctor_name) - .map(|n| n.meta.clone()) + .map(|n| { + // Use original metadata when available (aux_gen roundtrip path). + // The canonical metadata (n.meta) may have a different arena + // structure (e.g., alpha-collapsed with fewer motives) than the + // expression being decompiled. The original metadata matches the + // un-collapsed block structure. + n.original + .as_ref() + .map_or_else(|| n.meta.clone(), |(_, m)| m.clone()) + }) .unwrap_or_default() } else { ConstantMeta::default() @@ -1266,16 +1272,32 @@ fn decompile_projection( }; match &cnst.info { - ConstantInfo::DPrj(proj) => { - if let Some(MutConst::Defn(def)) = mutuals.get(proj.idx as usize) { + ConstantInfo::DPrj(proj) => match mutuals.get(proj.idx as usize) { + Some(MutConst::Defn(def)) => { let info = decompile_definition(def, &named.meta, &mut cache, stt, dstt)?; dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); - } + }, + other => { + let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_original = + stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()); + eprintln!( + "[decompile] DPrj {} idx={} failed: got {:?} (mutuals.len={}, addr={}, aux={}, orig={:?})", + name.pretty(), + proj.idx, + other.map(std::mem::discriminant), + mutuals.len(), + has_addr, + has_aux, + has_original, + ); + }, }, - ConstantInfo::IPrj(_proj) => { - if let Some(MutConst::Indc(ind)) = mutuals.get(_proj.idx as usize) { + ConstantInfo::IPrj(proj) => match mutuals.get(proj.idx as usize) { + Some(MutConst::Indc(ind)) => { let (ind_val, ctors) = decompile_inductive(ind, &named.meta, &mut cache, stt, dstt)?; dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); @@ -1284,14 +1306,46 @@ fn decompile_projection( .env .insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor)); } - } + }, + other => { + let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_original = + stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()); + eprintln!( + "[decompile] IPrj {} idx={} failed: got {:?} (mutuals.len={}, addr={}, aux={}, orig={:?})", + name.pretty(), + proj.idx, + other.map(std::mem::discriminant), + mutuals.len(), + has_addr, + has_aux, + has_original, + ); + }, }, - ConstantInfo::RPrj(proj) => { - if let Some(MutConst::Recr(rec)) = mutuals.get(proj.idx as usize) { + ConstantInfo::RPrj(proj) => match mutuals.get(proj.idx as usize) { + Some(MutConst::Recr(rec)) => { let info = decompile_recursor(rec, &named.meta, &mut cache, stt, dstt)?; dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); - } + }, + other => { + let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_original = + stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()); + eprintln!( + "[decompile] RPrj {} idx={} failed: got {:?} (mutuals.len={}, addr={}, aux={}, orig={:?})", + name.pretty(), + proj.idx, + other.map(std::mem::discriminant), + mutuals.len(), + has_addr, + has_aux, + has_original, + ); + }, }, _ => {}, @@ -1405,6 +1459,1390 @@ fn decompile_const( Ok(()) } +// =========================================================================== +// Aux_gen decompilation (Pass 2) +// =========================================================================== + +/// Recognized aux_gen suffix kinds, ordered by dependency. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +enum AuxKind { + Rec, + CasesOn, + Below, + BelowRec, + BRecOnGo, + BRecOn, + BRecOnEq, +} + +/// Check whether a constant name has an aux_gen suffix that should be +/// regenerated rather than decompiled from Ixon. +fn is_aux_gen_suffix(name: &Name) -> bool { + classify_aux_gen(name).is_some() +} + +/// Classify an aux_gen constant by suffix, returning (kind, root_inductive). +/// The root inductive is the base inductive the auxiliary is derived from. +fn classify_aux_gen(name: &Name) -> Option<(AuxKind, Name)> { + use crate::ix::env::NameData; + let s1 = name.last_str()?; + let p1 = match name.as_data() { + NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + + match s1 { + "rec" => { + // X.rec or X.below.rec + if p1.last_str() == Some("below") { + let root = match p1.as_data() { + NameData::Str(gp, _, _) => gp.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + Some((AuxKind::BelowRec, root)) + } else { + Some((AuxKind::Rec, p1)) + } + }, + "casesOn" => Some((AuxKind::CasesOn, p1)), + "below" => Some((AuxKind::Below, p1)), + "brecOn" => Some((AuxKind::BRecOn, p1)), + "go" => { + // X.brecOn.go + if p1.last_str() == Some("brecOn") { + let root = match p1.as_data() { + NameData::Str(gp, _, _) => gp.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + Some((AuxKind::BRecOnGo, root)) + } else { + None + } + }, + "eq" => { + // X.brecOn.eq + if p1.last_str() == Some("brecOn") { + let root = match p1.as_data() { + NameData::Str(gp, _, _) => gp.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, root)) + } else { + None + } + }, + _ => None, + } +} + +/// Build a `LeanEnv` subset containing inductives and constructors for the +/// given names. Used to prepare the environment for aux_gen regeneration. +fn build_block_env(all_names: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> LeanEnv { + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + for ind_name in all_names { + if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(ind_name) { + env.insert(ind_name.clone(), ci.clone()); + if let LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) = ci { + for ctor_name in &v.ctors { + if let Some(ctor_ci) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + env.insert(ctor_name.clone(), ctor_ci.clone()); + } + } + } + } + } + env +} + +/// Convert a `BelowDef` (Type-level `.below`) to a `LeanConstantInfo`. +fn below_def_to_lean( + def: &crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::BelowDef, +) -> LeanConstantInfo { + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: def.name.clone(), + level_params: def.level_params.clone(), + typ: def.typ.clone(), + }, + value: def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![def.name.clone()], + }) +} + +/// Convert a `BelowIndc` (Prop-level `.below`) to an `InductiveVal` and its constructors. +fn below_indc_to_lean( + indc: &crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::BelowIndc, + all_below_names: &[Name], +) -> (InductiveVal, Vec) { + let ctor_names: Vec = + indc.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); + let ind_val = InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: indc.name.clone(), + level_params: indc.level_params.clone(), + typ: indc.typ.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(indc.n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(1u64), // .below always has 1 index (the major premise) + all: all_below_names.to_vec(), + ctors: ctor_names, + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_reflexive: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }; + let ctors: Vec = indc + .ctors + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(cidx, c)| ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: c.name.clone(), + level_params: indc.level_params.clone(), + typ: c.typ.clone(), + }, + induct: indc.name.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(cidx as u64), + num_params: Nat::from(c.n_params as u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(c.n_fields as u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }) + .collect(); + (ind_val, ctors) +} + +/// Convert a `BRecOnDef` to a `LeanConstantInfo`. +/// `as_theorem` controls whether to produce ThmInfo (Prop-level brecOn) +/// or DefnInfo (Type-level brecOn). +fn brecon_def_to_lean( + def: &crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::brecon::BRecOnDef, + as_theorem: bool, +) -> LeanConstantInfo { + let cnst = ConstantVal { + name: def.name.clone(), + level_params: def.level_params.clone(), + typ: def.typ.clone(), + }; + if as_theorem { + LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(TheoremVal { + cnst, + value: def.value.clone(), + all: vec![def.name.clone()], + }) + } else { + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst, + value: def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![def.name.clone()], + }) + } +} + +/// Print a three-way diagnostic comparison: generated (raw aux_gen) vs +/// decompiled (post-roundtrip) vs original (Lean). Only prints when the +/// decompiled version differs from the original. If `generated` is None, +/// only compares decompiled vs original. +fn print_const_comparison( + name: &Name, + decompiled: &LeanConstantInfo, + generated: Option<&LeanConstantInfo>, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) { + let Some(lean_ci) = lean_env.get(name) else { return }; + + // Quick discriminant check. + if std::mem::discriminant(decompiled) != std::mem::discriminant(lean_ci) { + eprintln!( + "[aux_gen diff] {}: kind decompiled={:?} original={:?}", + name.pretty(), + std::mem::discriminant(decompiled), + std::mem::discriminant(lean_ci), + ); + return; + } + + let dec_type = decompiled.get_type(); + let lean_type = lean_ci.get_type(); + let type_match = dec_type.get_hash() == lean_type.get_hash(); + + let dec_val = get_value(decompiled); + let lean_val = get_value(lean_ci); + let val_match = match (&dec_val, &lean_val) { + (Some(g), Some(l)) => g.get_hash() == l.get_hash(), + (None, None) => true, + _ => false, + }; + + if type_match && val_match { + return; + } + + eprintln!("[aux_gen diff] {}", name.pretty()); + if !type_match { + eprintln!(" type DIFFER:"); + if let Some(regen) = generated { + eprintln!(" generated: {}", regen.get_type().pretty()); + } + eprintln!(" decompiled: {}", dec_type.pretty()); + eprintln!(" original: {}", lean_type.pretty()); + } + if !val_match { + match (&dec_val, &lean_val) { + (Some(d), Some(l)) => { + eprintln!(" value DIFFER:"); + if let Some(regen) = generated + && let Some(gv) = get_value(regen) + { + eprintln!(" generated: {}", gv.pretty()); + } + eprintln!(" decompiled: {}", d.pretty()); + eprintln!(" original: {}", l.pretty()); + }, + (Some(_), None) => { + eprintln!(" value: decompiled has value, original does not") + }, + (None, Some(_)) => { + eprintln!(" value: original has value, decompiled does not") + }, + _ => {}, + } + } +} + +/// Extract the value expression from a ConstantInfo, if it has one. +fn get_value(ci: &LeanConstantInfo) -> Option<&LeanExpr> { + match ci { + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => Some(&v.value), + LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => Some(&v.value), + LeanConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => Some(&v.value), + _ => None, + } +} + +// =========================================================================== +// Compile→decompile roundtrip for binder name restoration +// =========================================================================== + +/// Compute the content-address (blake3 hash of serialized bytes) of a Constant. +fn ixon_content_address(constant: &Constant) -> Address { + let mut bytes = Vec::new(); + constant.put(&mut bytes); + Address::hash(&bytes) +} + +/// Validate both the Ixon-level and Lean-level hashes after a roundtrip. +/// +/// - **Ixon check**: the recompiled projection hash should match `named.original.0` +/// - **Lean check**: the decompiled constant's hash should match the original Lean constant +/// +/// On mismatch, prints detailed structural comparison. +fn _validate_roundtrip( + name: &Name, + decompiled: &LeanConstantInfo, + orig_addr: Option<&Address>, + recompiled_proj_addr: Option<&Address>, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) { + // Ixon projection hash check. + if let (Some(orig), Some(recomp)) = (orig_addr, recompiled_proj_addr) + && orig != recomp + { + eprintln!( + "[roundtrip ixon] {} proj mismatch: orig={:.12} recomp={:.12}", + name.pretty(), + orig.hex(), + recomp.hex(), + ); + } + + // Decompiled Lean hash check. + if let Some(lean_ci) = lean_env.get(name) { + let dec_hash = decompiled.get_hash(); + let lean_hash = lean_ci.get_hash(); + if dec_hash != lean_hash { + eprintln!( + "[roundtrip lean] {} hash mismatch: dec={:.12} lean={:.12}", + name.pretty(), + format!("{:?}", dec_hash), + format!("{:?}", lean_hash), + ); + // Print detailed diff. + print_const_comparison(name, decompiled, None, lean_env); + } + } +} + +/// Compile a batch of regenerated `MutConst`s as a mutual block (mirroring +/// `compile_aux_block`), then decompile each member with original metadata +/// from `named.original` to restore binder names. +/// +/// Returns a map from constant name to decompiled `LeanConstantInfo`. +/// Constructor entries from inductives are included under their own names. +fn roundtrip_block( + consts: &[LeanMutConst], + generated_consts: &FxHashMap, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &CompileState, + dstt: &DecompileState, +) -> Result, DecompileError> { + use crate::ix::compile::{ + BlockCache as CompileBlockCache, compile_definition, compile_inductive, + compile_mutual_block, compile_recursor, sort_consts, + }; + use crate::ix::mutual::ctx_to_all; + + let mut results: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + if consts.is_empty() { + return Ok(results); + } + + // ------------------------------------------------------------------ + // Phase A: Compile to Ixon (mirrors compile_aux_block lines 69-121) + // ------------------------------------------------------------------ + let mut cache = CompileBlockCache::default(); + + let refs: Vec<&LeanMutConst> = consts.iter().collect(); + let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&refs, &mut cache, stt).map_err(|e| { + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!("roundtrip sort_consts: {e}"), + } + })?; + let mut_ctx = LeanMutConst::ctx(&sorted_classes); + + // Map from name → (class_idx, MutConst kind) for projection construction. + let mut name_to_class: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut all_metas: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut ixon_mutuals: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (class_idx, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { + let mut rep_pushed = false; + for cnst in class { + name_to_class.insert(cnst.name(), class_idx); + match cnst { + LeanMutConst::Recr(rec) => { + let (data, meta) = compile_recursor(rec, &mut_ctx, &mut cache, stt) + .map_err(|e| { + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "roundtrip compile_rec {}: {e}", + rec.cnst.name.pretty() + ), + } + })?; + if !rep_pushed { + ixon_mutuals.push(MutConst::Recr(data)); + rep_pushed = true; + } + all_metas.insert(rec.cnst.name.clone(), meta); + }, + LeanMutConst::Defn(def) => { + let (data, meta) = compile_definition(def, &mut_ctx, &mut cache, stt) + .map_err(|e| DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!("roundtrip compile_def {}: {e}", def.name.pretty()), + })?; + if !rep_pushed { + ixon_mutuals.push(MutConst::Defn(data)); + rep_pushed = true; + } + all_metas.insert(def.name.clone(), meta); + }, + LeanMutConst::Indc(ind) => { + let (data, meta, ctor_metas) = + compile_inductive(ind, &mut_ctx, &mut cache, stt).map_err(|e| { + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "roundtrip compile_indc {}: {e}", + ind.ind.cnst.name.pretty() + ), + } + })?; + if !rep_pushed { + ixon_mutuals.push(MutConst::Indc(data)); + rep_pushed = true; + } + all_metas.insert(ind.ind.cnst.name.clone(), meta); + for (ctor, cm) in ind.ctors.iter().zip(ctor_metas) { + all_metas.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), cm); + name_to_class.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), class_idx); + } + }, + } + } + } + + // Singleton non-inductive: use apply_sharing_to_definition/recursor_with_stats + // (matching compile_single_def/recursor) instead of compile_mutual_block. + // This ensures the sharing analysis and arena match the original compilation. + let singleton = sorted_classes.len() == 1 + && !consts.iter().any(|c| matches!(c, LeanMutConst::Indc(_))); + + let block_refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); + let block_univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); + let name_str = consts[0].name().pretty(); + + let (block_constant, block_addr) = if singleton && ixon_mutuals.len() == 1 { + // Singleton: compile as bare constant (no Muts wrapper). + let result = match &ixon_mutuals[0] { + MutConst::Defn(def) => { + crate::ix::compile::apply_sharing_to_definition_with_stats( + def.clone(), + block_refs, + block_univs, + Some(&name_str), + ) + }, + MutConst::Recr(rec) => { + crate::ix::compile::apply_sharing_to_recursor_with_stats( + rec.clone(), + block_refs, + block_univs, + ) + }, + MutConst::Indc(_) => unreachable!("singleton guard excludes inductives"), + }; + let mut bytes = Vec::new(); + result.constant.put(&mut bytes); + let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); + (result.constant, addr) + } else { + // Multi-class or inductive: compile as mutual block (Muts wrapper). + let compiled = compile_mutual_block( + ixon_mutuals, + block_refs, + block_univs, + Some(&name_str), + ); + let addr = compiled.addr.clone(); + (compiled.constant, addr) + }; + + // Build the decompile ctx from the compiled MutCtx. + let ctx_names = ctx_to_all(&mut_ctx); + let dec_ctx = all_to_ctx(&ctx_names); + + // ------------------------------------------------------------------ + // Phase B: Decompile each member with original metadata + // ------------------------------------------------------------------ + + // Extract the Muts members (or the singleton constant). + let muts_vec: Option<&Vec> = match &block_constant.info { + ConstantInfo::Muts(v) => Some(v), + _ => None, + }; + + for class in &sorted_classes { + for cnst in class { + let name = cnst.name(); + + // Look up original metadata from compile_const_no_aux. If not + // available, fall back to Phase A metadata from the current compilation. + let orig_meta = match stt.env.named.get(&name) { + Some(ref named) if named.original.is_some() => { + named.original.as_ref().unwrap().1.clone() + }, + _ => { + // No original metadata — try Phase A (all_metas) as fallback. + if let Some(meta) = all_metas.get(&name) { + meta.clone() + } else { + continue; + } + }, + }; + + // Build decompile cache with block tables. + let mut dec_cache = BlockCache { + ctx: dec_ctx.clone(), + sharing: block_constant.sharing.clone(), + refs: block_constant.refs.clone(), + univ_table: block_constant.univs.clone(), + current_const: name.pretty(), + ..Default::default() + }; + + // Find the Ixon data for this constant. + let class_idx = name_to_class.get(&name).copied().unwrap_or(0); + + let decompiled = if let Some(muts) = muts_vec { + // Multi-class (Muts-wrapped): index into Muts vec. + match (muts.get(class_idx), cnst) { + (Some(MutConst::Recr(rec)), LeanMutConst::Recr(_)) => { + decompile_recursor(rec, &orig_meta, &mut dec_cache, stt, dstt) + .map(|ci| vec![(name.clone(), ci)]) + }, + (Some(MutConst::Defn(def)), LeanMutConst::Defn(_)) => { + decompile_definition(def, &orig_meta, &mut dec_cache, stt, dstt) + .map(|ci| vec![(name.clone(), ci)]) + }, + (Some(MutConst::Indc(ind)), LeanMutConst::Indc(_)) => { + let (iv, cvs) = + decompile_inductive(ind, &orig_meta, &mut dec_cache, stt, dstt)?; + let mut entries = + vec![(name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(iv))]; + for cv in cvs { + entries + .push((cv.cnst.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(cv))); + } + Ok(entries) + }, + _ => continue, + } + } else { + // Singleton (bare constant, no Muts wrapper). Matches compile_single_def path. + match (&block_constant.info, cnst) { + (ConstantInfo::Defn(def), LeanMutConst::Defn(_)) => { + decompile_definition(def, &orig_meta, &mut dec_cache, stt, dstt) + .map(|ci| vec![(name.clone(), ci)]) + }, + (ConstantInfo::Recr(rec), LeanMutConst::Recr(_)) => { + decompile_recursor(rec, &orig_meta, &mut dec_cache, stt, dstt) + .map(|ci| vec![(name.clone(), ci)]) + }, + _ => continue, + } + }; + + match decompiled { + Ok(entries) => { + for (n, ci) in entries { + // Validate Lean-level hash. + if let Some(lean_ci) = lean_env.get(&n) + && ci.get_hash() != lean_ci.get_hash() + { + eprintln!("[roundtrip lean] {} hash mismatch", n.pretty(),); + print_const_comparison( + &n, + &ci, + generated_consts.get(&n), + lean_env, + ); + } + // Validate Ixon projection hash for the primary constant + // (not constructors — they have CPrj addresses that depend on + // parent+cidx, validated separately). + let is_primary = !matches!(&ci, LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_)); + if is_primary + && let Some(ref named) = stt.env.named.get(&n) + && let Some((ref orig_addr, _)) = named.original + { + let proj_addr = match cnst { + LeanMutConst::Recr(_) => { + let proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::RPrj(RecursorProj { + idx: class_idx as u64, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })); + ixon_content_address(&proj) + }, + LeanMutConst::Defn(_) => { + let proj = + Constant::new(ConstantInfo::DPrj(DefinitionProj { + idx: class_idx as u64, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })); + ixon_content_address(&proj) + }, + LeanMutConst::Indc(_) => { + let proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::IPrj(InductiveProj { + idx: class_idx as u64, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })); + ixon_content_address(&proj) + }, + }; + if &proj_addr != orig_addr { + // The original might be a singleton (bare constant, not + // Muts-wrapped projection) while roundtrip always wraps in + // Muts. Skip the mismatch if the original is a singleton + // (non-projection) or not stored (compile_const_no_aux + // with aux=false doesn't store singleton constants). + let orig_is_singleton = + stt.env.get_const(orig_addr).is_none_or(|c| { + !matches!( + &c.info, + ConstantInfo::IPrj(_) + | ConstantInfo::RPrj(_) + | ConstantInfo::DPrj(_) + | ConstantInfo::CPrj(_) + ) + }); // not found → singleton (not stored) + if !orig_is_singleton { + // Show block + idx details + let orig_detail = + stt.env.get_const(orig_addr).map(|c| match &c.info { + ConstantInfo::RPrj(p) => format!( + "RPrj(idx={}, block={:.12})", + p.idx, + p.block.hex() + ), + ConstantInfo::IPrj(p) => format!( + "IPrj(idx={}, block={:.12})", + p.idx, + p.block.hex() + ), + ConstantInfo::DPrj(p) => format!( + "DPrj(idx={}, block={:.12})", + p.idx, + p.block.hex() + ), + other => { + format!("{:?}", std::mem::discriminant(other)) + }, + }); + eprintln!( + "[roundtrip ixon] {} proj mismatch: orig={:.12} [{:?}] recomp={:.12} [idx={}, block={:.12}]", + n.pretty(), + orig_addr.hex(), + orig_detail, + proj_addr.hex(), + class_idx, + block_addr.hex(), + ); + } + } + } + results.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("[roundtrip] decompile failed for {}: {e}", name.pretty()); + return Err(e); + }, + } + } + } + + Ok(results) +} + +/// Print a diagnostic comparison of a regenerated recursor vs the original Lean +/// constant. Only prints if there is any difference; omits matching fields. +fn print_rec_comparison( + rec_name: &Name, + gen_rv: &RecursorVal, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) { + let Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(lean_rv)) = lean_env.get(rec_name) else { + return; + }; + + let type_hash_match = + gen_rv.cnst.typ.get_hash() == lean_rv.cnst.typ.get_hash(); + let motives_match = gen_rv.num_motives == lean_rv.num_motives; + let minors_match = gen_rv.num_minors == lean_rv.num_minors; + let rules_len_match = gen_rv.rules.len() == lean_rv.rules.len(); + let k_match = gen_rv.k == lean_rv.k; + let params_match = gen_rv.num_params == lean_rv.num_params; + let indices_match = gen_rv.num_indices == lean_rv.num_indices; + let lvls_match = gen_rv.cnst.level_params == lean_rv.cnst.level_params; + + // Per-rule comparison. + let mut rule_diffs: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (i, (gr, lr)) in gen_rv.rules.iter().zip(lean_rv.rules.iter()).enumerate() + { + let rhs_match = gr.rhs.get_hash() == lr.rhs.get_hash(); + let ctor_match = gr.ctor == lr.ctor; + let fields_match = gr.n_fields == lr.n_fields; + if !(rhs_match && ctor_match && fields_match) { + rule_diffs.push(format!( + " rule[{}] ctor gen={} lean={} fields gen={} lean={} rhs {}", + i, + gr.ctor.pretty(), + lr.ctor.pretty(), + gr.n_fields, + lr.n_fields, + if rhs_match { "OK" } else { "DIFFER" } + )); + if !rhs_match { + rule_diffs.push(format!(" gen rhs: {}", gr.rhs.pretty())); + rule_diffs.push(format!(" lean rhs: {}", lr.rhs.pretty())); + } + } + } + // Extra rules in gen or lean. + for (i, gr) in gen_rv.rules.iter().enumerate().skip(lean_rv.rules.len()) { + rule_diffs.push(format!( + " rule[{}] gen-only ctor={} fields={}", + i, + gr.ctor.pretty(), + gr.n_fields + )); + } + for (i, lr) in lean_rv.rules.iter().enumerate().skip(gen_rv.rules.len()) { + rule_diffs.push(format!( + " rule[{}] lean-only ctor={} fields={}", + i, + lr.ctor.pretty(), + lr.n_fields + )); + } + + let all_match = type_hash_match + && motives_match + && minors_match + && rules_len_match + && k_match + && params_match + && indices_match + && lvls_match + && rule_diffs.is_empty(); + + if all_match { + return; + } + + eprintln!("[aux_gen diff] {}", rec_name.pretty()); + if !params_match { + eprintln!( + " params: gen={} lean={}", + gen_rv.num_params, lean_rv.num_params + ); + } + if !indices_match { + eprintln!( + " indices: gen={} lean={}", + gen_rv.num_indices, lean_rv.num_indices + ); + } + if !motives_match { + eprintln!( + " motives: gen={} lean={}", + gen_rv.num_motives, lean_rv.num_motives + ); + } + if !minors_match { + eprintln!( + " minors: gen={} lean={}", + gen_rv.num_minors, lean_rv.num_minors + ); + } + if !k_match { + eprintln!(" k: gen={} lean={}", gen_rv.k, lean_rv.k); + } + if !lvls_match { + let gen_lvls: Vec = + gen_rv.cnst.level_params.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect(); + let lean_lvls: Vec = + lean_rv.cnst.level_params.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect(); + eprintln!( + " lvls: gen=[{}] lean=[{}]", + gen_lvls.join(", "), + lean_lvls.join(", ") + ); + } + if !rules_len_match { + eprintln!( + " rules count: gen={} lean={}", + gen_rv.rules.len(), + lean_rv.rules.len() + ); + } + if !type_hash_match { + eprintln!(" type DIFFER:"); + eprintln!(" gen: {}", gen_rv.cnst.typ.pretty()); + eprintln!(" lean: {}", lean_rv.cnst.typ.pretty()); + } + for line in &rule_diffs { + eprintln!("{line}"); + } +} + +/// Regenerate aux_gen constants from parent inductives. +/// +/// Instead of decompiling aux_gen constants (`.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn`) from +/// their canonical (alpha-collapsed) Ixon — which has incompatible structure — +/// we regenerate them using the original mutual block structure. The parent +/// inductives' `all` field (from metadata) gives us the un-collapsed class list. +/// +/// Phases (dependency-ordered): +/// 1. `.rec` — from parent inductives +/// 2. `.below` — from parent inductives +/// 3. `.below.rec` — from regenerated `.below` inductives (Prop only) +/// 4. `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.eq` — from `.below` + `.rec` +fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( + stt: &CompileState, + dstt: &DecompileState, +) -> Result<(), DecompileError> { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{ + below::{BelowConstant, generate_below_constants}, + brecon::generate_brecon_constants, + cases_on::generate_cases_on, + recursor::generate_canonical_recursors, + }; + + // Use the original Lean env if available, otherwise reconstruct from + // the decompiled constants. The reconstructed env combines: + // - dstt.env: constants decompiled in Pass 1 (inductives, ctors, defs) + // Between phases, generated constants are inserted into lean_env so + // + // Between phases, we rebuild the snapshot so later phases see constants + // generated by earlier ones (e.g., Phase 1b casesOn sees Phase 1 .rec). + // Owned environment used for all lookups. Starts as a clone of the + // original lean_env (debug path) or a reconstruction from dstt.env + // (no-debug path). Between phases, newly generated constants are + // inserted so later phases can find them (e.g., casesOn needs .rec). + let mut lean_env: LeanEnv = if let Some(orig) = &stt.lean_env { + orig.as_ref().clone() + } else { + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + for entry in dstt.env.iter() { + env.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + env + }; + + // Collect aux_gen constants grouped by mutual block. + // Key: first name in the `all` field (canonical block identifier). + // Value: (all_names, list of (AuxKind, constant_name)). + let mut blocks: FxHashMap, Vec<(AuxKind, Name)>)> = + FxHashMap::default(); + + for entry in stt.env.named.iter() { + let (name, named) = (entry.key(), entry.value()); + if named.original.is_none() { + continue; + } + + let Some((kind, root)) = classify_aux_gen(name) else { + continue; + }; + + // Look up the root inductive's `all` field from the original Lean env. + let all_names = match lean_env.get(&root) { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) => ind.all.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + + if all_names.is_empty() { + continue; + } + + let block_key = all_names[0].clone(); + blocks + .entry(block_key) + .or_insert_with(|| (all_names, Vec::new())) + .1 + .push((kind, name.clone())); + } + + // Process each mutual block. Collect errors per-block so one failure + // doesn't abort the entire decompilation — all errors are reported at the end. + let mut aux_gen_errors: Vec<(Name, DecompileError)> = Vec::new(); + + for (all_names, aux_members) in blocks.values() { + // Map from name → raw generated LeanConstantInfo (before roundtrip). + // Used for three-way diagnostic: generated vs decompiled vs original. + let mut generated_consts: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); + + // Build un-collapsed classes: each inductive in its own singleton class. + // This produces auxiliaries with the original Lean structure (N motives + // for N inductives, not fewer from alpha-collapse). + let classes: Vec> = + all_names.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); + + // Build env with all inductives + constructors from the original block. + let block_env = build_block_env(all_names, &lean_env); + + // Determine what kinds of aux constants this block needs. + let needs_rec = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec); + let needs_below = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Below); + let needs_below_rec = + aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::BelowRec); + let needs_cases_on = + aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::CasesOn); + let needs_brecon = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| { + matches!(k, AuxKind::BRecOn | AuxKind::BRecOnGo | AuxKind::BRecOnEq) + }); + + // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. + let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if needs_rec + || needs_cases_on + || needs_below + || needs_below_rec + || needs_brecon + { + match generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &block_env, stt, None) { + Ok(result) => result, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[decompile] aux_gen rec failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ); + continue; + }, + } + } else { + (vec![], false) + }; + + // Record generated .rec constants for diagnostics. + for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { + generated_consts.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + } + + // Insert .rec constants via roundtrip_block. + if needs_rec { + let rec_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + let rec_mut_consts: Vec = canonical_recs + .iter() + .filter(|(n, _)| rec_members.contains(&n)) + .map(|(_, rv)| LeanMutConst::Recr(rv.clone())) + .collect(); + match roundtrip_block( + &rec_mut_consts, + &generated_consts, + &lean_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in &roundtripped { + if let LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv) = ci { + print_rec_comparison(n, rv, &lean_env); + } + } + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("[decompile] roundtrip_block .rec failed: {e}"); + // Fallback: insert regenerated constants directly. + for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { + if rec_members.contains(&n) { + dstt.env.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + } + } + }, + } + } + + // Insert generated .rec constants into lean_env so later phases + // (casesOn, below, brecOn) can find them. + for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { + lean_env.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + } + + // Phase 1b: Generate .casesOn definitions. + if needs_cases_on { + let cases_on_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::CasesOn) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + + // Use the ORIGINAL Lean env (not block_env) so each casesOn gets the + // correct recursor for its specific inductive (not the canonical rep's). + let lean_env_arc = Arc::new(lean_env.clone()); + for co_name in &cases_on_members { + // Look up the original recursor for this specific inductive. + let ind_name = match co_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let rec_val = match lean_env.get(&rec_name) { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv, + _ => continue, + }; + if let Some(aux_def) = + generate_cases_on(co_name, rec_val, &lean_env_arc) + { + // Record for congruence check. + let as_defn = LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: aux_def.name.clone(), + level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), + typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), + }, + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], + }); + generated_consts.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), as_defn); + + // Roundtrip as singleton. + let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: aux_def.name.clone(), + level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), + typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }); + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, &lean_env, stt, dstt) + { + Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Ok(_) | Err(_) => { + // Fallback: insert generated constant directly. + if let Some(ci) = generated_consts.get(&aux_def.name) { + dstt.env.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), ci.clone()); + } + }, + } + } + } + } + + // Phase 2: Generate .below constants. + let below_consts = if needs_below || needs_below_rec || needs_brecon { + match generate_below_constants( + &classes, + &canonical_recs, + &block_env, + is_prop, + Some(stt), + ) { + Ok(consts) => consts, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[decompile] aux_gen below failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ); + vec![] + }, + } + } else { + vec![] + }; + + // Record generated .below constants for diagnostics. + { + let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), + BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), + }) + .collect(); + for bc in &below_consts { + match bc { + BelowConstant::Def(d) => { + generated_consts.insert(d.name.clone(), below_def_to_lean(d)); + }, + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { + let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); + generated_consts + .insert(i.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); + for ctor in ctors { + generated_consts.insert( + ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor), + ); + } + }, + } + } + } + + // Insert .below constants via roundtrip_block. + if needs_below { + let below_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Below) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + + let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), + BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), + }) + .collect(); + + // Split roundtrip by constant type: + // - BelowIndc (Prop-level): mutual inductive block, roundtrip together + // - BelowDef (Type-level): Lean generates as standalone singletons, roundtrip individually + + // BelowIndc: bundle into one roundtrip_block (mutual block) + let below_indc_consts: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .filter_map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) if below_members.contains(&&i.name) => { + let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); + Some(LeanMutConst::Indc(Ind { ind: ind_val, ctors })) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + if !below_indc_consts.is_empty() { + match roundtrip_block( + &below_indc_consts, + &generated_consts, + &lean_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + for bc in &below_consts { + if let BelowConstant::Indc(i) = bc + && below_members.contains(&&i.name) + { + aux_gen_errors.push((i.name.clone(), e.clone())); + } + } + }, + } + } + + // BelowDef: roundtrip through compile(regen, orig_metadata) → decompile. + let below_def_consts: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .filter_map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Def(d) if below_members.contains(&&d.name) => { + Some(LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + })) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + // Roundtrip each BelowDef individually as a singleton, matching the + // original compilation structure (each .below def is a standalone block). + for mc in &below_def_consts { + match roundtrip_block( + std::slice::from_ref(mc), + &generated_consts, + &lean_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + aux_gen_errors.push((mc.name(), e)); + }, + } + } + } + + // Phase 3: Generate .below.rec (Prop-level .below inductives only). + if needs_below_rec && is_prop { + let mut below_env = build_block_env(all_names, &lean_env); + let mut below_classes: Vec> = Vec::new(); + + let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .filter_map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => Some(i.name.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + for bc in &below_consts { + if let BelowConstant::Indc(i) = bc { + let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); + below_env + .insert(i.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); + for ctor in &ctors { + below_env.insert( + ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor.clone()), + ); + } + below_classes.push(vec![i.name.clone()]); + } + } + + if !below_classes.is_empty() { + match generate_canonical_recursors( + &below_classes, + &below_env, + stt, + None, + ) { + Ok((below_recs, _)) => { + let below_rec_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::BelowRec) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + let below_rec_mut_consts: Vec = below_recs + .iter() + .filter(|(n, _)| below_rec_members.contains(&n)) + .map(|(_, rv)| LeanMutConst::Recr(rv.clone())) + .collect(); + match roundtrip_block( + &below_rec_mut_consts, + &generated_consts, + &below_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(_) => { + for (n, rv) in &below_recs { + if below_rec_members.contains(&n) { + dstt + .env + .insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + } + } + }, + } + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[decompile] aux_gen below.rec failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ); + }, + } + } + } + + // Phase 4: Generate .brecOn / .brecOn.go / .brecOn.eq. + if needs_brecon { + match generate_brecon_constants( + &classes, + &canonical_recs, + &below_consts, + &block_env, + is_prop, + ) { + Ok(brecon_defs) => { + // Record generated brecOn constants for congruence check. + // .brecOn.eq is ALWAYS a theorem (proof of equality). + // .brecOn and .brecOn.go are theorems for Prop, definitions for Type. + for d in &brecon_defs { + let is_eq = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); + let as_thm = is_prop || is_eq; + generated_consts + .insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d, as_thm)); + } + + let brecon_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| { + matches!( + k, + AuxKind::BRecOn | AuxKind::BRecOnGo | AuxKind::BRecOnEq + ) + }) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + + // Roundtrip each brecOn INDIVIDUALLY as a singleton. + // The original compilation (`compile_const_no_aux`) compiles each + // brecOn as a singleton definition. If we batch alpha-equivalent + // brecOn constants together, `sort_consts` collapses them into + // fewer classes, producing a different block structure than the + // singleton original. Individual roundtrip ensures the arena + // structure matches the original metadata. + for d in &brecon_defs { + if !brecon_members.contains(&&d.name) { + continue; + } + let is_eq = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); + let kind = if is_prop || is_eq { DefKind::Theorem } else { DefKind::Definition }; + let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }); + match roundtrip_block( + &[mc], + &generated_consts, + &lean_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Ok(_) | Err(_) => { + // Fallback: insert the generated constant directly. + let is_eq_fb = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); + dstt.env.insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d, is_prop || is_eq_fb)); + }, + } + } + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[decompile] aux_gen brecOn failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ); + }, + } + } + + // Congruence check: verify generated constants are alpha-equivalent to originals. + for (name, generated_ci) in &generated_consts { + if let Some(orig_ci) = lean_env.get(name) + && let Err(e) = + crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq(generated_ci, orig_ci) + { + aux_gen_errors.push(( + name.clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { msg: format!("congruence: {e}") }, + )); + } + } + } + + // Report all collected errors (but don't abort — caller gets the partial decompile). + if !aux_gen_errors.is_empty() { + eprintln!( + "[decompile] aux_gen roundtrip errors ({}):", + aux_gen_errors.len(), + ); + for (name, e) in &aux_gen_errors { + eprintln!(" {}: {e}", name.pretty()); + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + // =========================================================================== // Main entry point // =========================================================================== @@ -1418,10 +2856,18 @@ pub fn decompile_env( // Constructor metadata is now embedded directly in ConstantMetaInfo::Indc, // so no pre-indexing is needed. - // Single pass through all named constants + // Pass 1: Decompile non-aux_gen constants (parallel). + // Constants with `named.original.is_some()` are aux_gen-rewritten. We only + // skip those with a recognized aux_gen suffix (.rec, .below, .brecOn, etc.) + // — they'll be regenerated in pass 2. Parent inductives/constructors with + // `original` are still decompiled here (they have correct `all` in metadata). stt.env.named.par_iter().try_for_each(|entry| { let (name, named) = (entry.key(), entry.value()); + if named.original.is_some() && is_aux_gen_suffix(name) { + return Ok(()); + } + if let Some(cnst) = stt.env.get_const(&named.addr) { match &cnst.info { // Direct constants - decompile immediately @@ -1490,6 +2936,9 @@ pub fn decompile_env( } })?; + // Pass 2: Regenerate aux_gen constants from parent inductives. + decompile_aux_gen_constants(stt, &dstt)?; + Ok(dstt) } diff --git a/src/ix/env.rs b/src/ix/env.rs index 532cc2bc..b4bb6442 100644 --- a/src/ix/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/env.rs @@ -124,6 +124,13 @@ impl Ord for Name { /// The underlying data for a [`Name`]. /// +/// A single component of a hierarchical name. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub enum NameComponent { + Str(String), + Num(Nat), +} + /// Each variant carries its precomputed Blake3 hash as the last field. #[derive(PartialEq, Eq, Debug)] pub enum NameData { @@ -172,6 +179,60 @@ impl Name { let hash = hasher.finalize(); Name(Arc::new(NameData::Num(pre, n, hash))) } + /// Decompose this name into its components (from root to leaf). + pub fn components(&self) -> Vec { + let mut components = Vec::new(); + let mut current = self; + loop { + match current.as_data() { + NameData::Anonymous(_) => break, + NameData::Str(pre, s, _) => { + components.push(NameComponent::Str(s.clone())); + current = pre; + }, + NameData::Num(pre, n, _) => { + components.push(NameComponent::Num(n.clone())); + current = pre; + }, + } + } + components.reverse(); + components + } + + /// Strip a prefix from this name, returning the suffix components. + pub fn strip_prefix(&self, prefix: &Name) -> Option> { + let self_components = self.components(); + let prefix_components = prefix.components(); + if self_components.len() < prefix_components.len() { + return None; + } + if self_components[..prefix_components.len()] != prefix_components[..] { + return None; + } + Some(self_components[prefix_components.len()..].to_vec()) + } + + /// Append suffix components to this name. + pub fn append_components(&self, suffix: &[NameComponent]) -> Name { + let mut result = self.clone(); + for component in suffix { + match component { + NameComponent::Str(s) => result = Name::str(result, s.clone()), + NameComponent::Num(n) => result = Name::num(result, n.clone()), + } + } + result + } + + /// Get the last string component of this name, if any. + pub fn last_str(&self) -> Option<&str> { + match self.as_data() { + NameData::Str(_, s, _) => Some(s.as_str()), + _ => None, + } + } + /// Returns a dot-separated human-readable representation of this name. pub fn pretty(&self) -> String { let mut components = Vec::new(); @@ -727,6 +788,76 @@ impl Expr { hasher.update(e.get_hash().as_bytes()); Expr(Arc::new(ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, hasher.finalize()))) } + + /// Pretty-print an expression for debugging. + pub fn pretty(&self) -> String { + fn short_name(name: &Name) -> String { + let s = name.pretty(); + let parts: Vec<&str> = s.rsplitn(3, '.').collect(); + match parts.as_slice() { + [a, b, _] | [a, b] => format!("{b}.{a}"), + [a] => a.to_string(), + _ => s, + } + } + fn go(e: &Expr, ctx: &mut Vec) -> String { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let i = usize::try_from(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0)).unwrap_or(0); + let pos = ctx.len().checked_sub(1 + i); + let name = pos.and_then(|p| ctx.get(p)).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); + if name.is_empty() { format!("V{i}") } else { format!("{name}@{i}") } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => format!("({} {})", go(f, ctx), go(a, ctx)), + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => short_name(n), + ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => { + let nm = short_name(n); + let d_s = go(d, ctx); + ctx.push(nm.clone()); + let b_s = go(b, ctx); + ctx.pop(); + let (bi_s, bi_e) = match bi { + BinderInfo::Default => ("", ""), + BinderInfo::Implicit => ("{", "}"), + BinderInfo::StrictImplicit => ("⦃", "⦄"), + BinderInfo::InstImplicit => ("[", "]"), + }; + format!("∀{bi_s}{nm}:{d_s}{bi_e}. {b_s}") + }, + ExprData::Lam(n, d, b, bi, _) => { + let nm = short_name(n); + let d_s = go(d, ctx); + ctx.push(nm.clone()); + let b_s = go(b, ctx); + ctx.pop(); + let (bi_s, bi_e) = match bi { + BinderInfo::Default => ("", ""), + BinderInfo::Implicit => ("{", "}"), + BinderInfo::StrictImplicit => ("⦃", "⦄"), + BinderInfo::InstImplicit => ("[", "]"), + }; + format!("λ{bi_s}{nm}:{d_s}{bi_e}. {b_s}") + }, + ExprData::Sort(_, _) => "Sort".to_string(), + ExprData::LetE(n, _, v, b, _, _) => { + let nm = short_name(n); + let v_s = go(v, ctx); + ctx.push(nm.clone()); + let b_s = go(b, ctx); + ctx.pop(); + format!("let {nm} := {v_s} in {b_s}") + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => go(e, ctx), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => { + format!("{}.{}{}", go(e, ctx), short_name(n), i.to_u64().unwrap_or(0)) + }, + ExprData::Lit(_, _) => "lit".to_string(), + _ => "?".to_string(), + } + } + let mut ctx = Vec::new(); + go(self, &mut ctx) + } } impl StdHash for Expr { @@ -1136,6 +1267,20 @@ impl ConstantInfo { ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => &v.cnst.level_params, } } + + /// Returns a short kind name for this constant (for diagnostics). + pub fn kind_name(&self) -> &'static str { + match self { + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(_) => "axiom", + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_) => "def", + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(_) => "thm", + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(_) => "opaque", + ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(_) => "quot", + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_) => "induct", + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_) => "ctor", + ConstantInfo::RecInfo(_) => "rec", + } + } } /// The Lean kernel environment: a map from names to their constant declarations. diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs index f7f2cf1b..1ef9ff6f 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs @@ -41,7 +41,6 @@ impl Named { /// - `blobs`: Raw data (strings, nats, files) /// - `names`: Hash-consed Lean.Name components (Address -> Name) /// - `comms`: Cryptographic commitments (secrets) -/// - `addr_to_name`: Reverse index from constant address to name (for O(1) lookup) #[derive(Debug, Default)] pub struct Env { /// Alpha-invariant constants: Address -> Constant @@ -54,8 +53,6 @@ pub struct Env { pub names: DashMap, /// Cryptographic commitments: commitment Address -> Comm pub comms: DashMap, - /// Reverse index: constant Address -> Name (for fast lookup during decompile) - pub addr_to_name: DashMap, } impl Env { @@ -66,7 +63,6 @@ impl Env { blobs: DashMap::new(), names: DashMap::new(), comms: DashMap::new(), - addr_to_name: DashMap::new(), } } @@ -95,8 +91,6 @@ impl Env { /// Register a named constant. pub fn register_name(&self, name: Name, named: Named) { - // Also insert into reverse index for O(1) lookup by address - self.addr_to_name.insert(named.addr.clone(), name.clone()); self.named.insert(name, named); } @@ -105,16 +99,6 @@ impl Env { self.named.get(name).map(|r| r.clone()) } - /// Look up name by constant address (O(1) using reverse index). - pub fn get_name_by_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> Option { - self.addr_to_name.get(addr).map(|r| r.clone()) - } - - /// Look up named entry by constant address (O(1) using reverse index). - pub fn get_named_by_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> Option { - self.get_name_by_addr(addr).and_then(|name| self.lookup_name(&name)) - } - /// Store a hash-consed name component. pub fn store_name(&self, addr: Address, name: Name) { self.names.insert(addr, name); @@ -188,12 +172,7 @@ impl Clone for Env { comms.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); } - let addr_to_name = DashMap::new(); - for entry in self.addr_to_name.iter() { - addr_to_name.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); - } - - Env { consts, named, blobs, names, comms, addr_to_name } + Env { consts, named, blobs, names, comms } } } @@ -249,28 +228,6 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(got.addr, addr); } - #[test] - fn get_name_by_addr_reverse_index() { - let env = Env::new(); - let name = n("Reverse"); - let addr = Address::hash(b"reverse-addr"); - let named = Named::with_addr(addr.clone()); - env.register_name(name.clone(), named); - let got_name = env.get_name_by_addr(&addr).unwrap(); - assert_eq!(got_name, name); - } - - #[test] - fn get_named_by_addr_resolves_through_reverse_index() { - let env = Env::new(); - let name = n("Through"); - let addr = Address::hash(b"through-addr"); - let named = Named::with_addr(addr.clone()); - env.register_name(name.clone(), named); - let got = env.get_named_by_addr(&addr).unwrap(); - assert_eq!(got.addr, addr); - } - #[test] fn store_and_get_name_component() { let env = Env::new(); @@ -327,8 +284,7 @@ mod tests { assert!(env.get_blob(&missing).is_none()); assert!(env.get_const(&missing).is_none()); assert!(env.lookup_name(&n("missing")).is_none()); - assert!(env.get_name_by_addr(&missing).is_none()); - assert!(env.get_named_by_addr(&missing).is_none()); + // addr_to_name reverse index was removed (unsound for alpha-equivalent constants) assert!(env.get_name(&missing).is_none()); assert!(env.get_comm(&missing).is_none()); } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/error.rs b/src/ix/ixon/error.rs index 1ee93b43..26f22334 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/error.rs @@ -52,8 +52,9 @@ impl std::error::Error for SerializeError {} /// Variant order matches Lean constructor tags (0–5). #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq)] pub enum CompileError { - /// Referenced constant not found (tag 0) - MissingConstant { name: String }, + /// Referenced constant not found (tag 0). + /// `caller` identifies which compilation step triggered the lookup. + MissingConstant { name: String, caller: String }, /// Address not found in store (tag 1) MissingAddress(Address), /// Invalid mutual block structure (tag 2) @@ -69,7 +70,9 @@ pub enum CompileError { impl std::fmt::Display for CompileError { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { match self { - Self::MissingConstant { name } => write!(f, "missing constant: {name}"), + Self::MissingConstant { name, caller } => { + write!(f, "missing constant: {name} (from {caller})") + }, Self::MissingAddress(addr) => write!(f, "missing address: {addr:?}"), Self::InvalidMutualBlock { reason } => { write!(f, "invalid mutual block: {reason}") diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs index 1868b207..1b2413ee 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs @@ -128,6 +128,22 @@ pub enum ConstantMetaInfo { }, } +impl ConstantMetaInfo { + /// Returns a short kind name for diagnostics. + pub fn kind_name(&self) -> &'static str { + match self { + Self::Empty => "empty", + Self::Def { .. } => "def", + Self::Axio { .. } => "axio", + Self::Quot { .. } => "quot", + Self::Indc { .. } => "indc", + Self::Ctor { .. } => "ctor", + Self::Rec { .. } => "rec", + Self::Muts { .. } => "muts", + } + } +} + /// Per-constant metadata wrapper: variant payload. #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ConstantMeta { @@ -203,7 +219,9 @@ pub fn resolve_kvmap( }, DataValue::OfInt(a) => { let bytes = ixon_env.get_blob(a)?; - env::DataValue::OfInt(env::Int::OfNat(lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from_le_bytes(&bytes))) + env::DataValue::OfInt(env::Int::OfNat( + lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from_le_bytes(&bytes), + )) }, DataValue::OfSyntax(_) => return None, // Syntax not round-tripped through kernel }; diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs index 98a1bd7e..cd22e592 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs @@ -1204,7 +1204,6 @@ impl Env { let name = names_lookup.get(&name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { format!("Env::get: missing name for addr {:?}", name_addr) })?; - env.addr_to_name.insert(named.addr.clone(), name.clone()); env.named.insert(name, named); } @@ -1473,8 +1472,16 @@ mod tests { if !names.is_empty() { let name = names[i % names.len()].clone(); let meta = ConstantMeta::default(); - let named = Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta, original: None }; - env.addr_to_name.insert(addr, name.clone()); + // Sometimes generate a Named.original to exercise that serialization path. + let original = if bool::arbitrary(g) { + let orig_addr = Address::arbitrary(g); + // Store the original constant too so the env is self-consistent. + env.consts.insert(orig_addr.clone(), gen_constant(g)); + Some((orig_addr, ConstantMeta::default())) + } else { + None + }; + let named = Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta, original }; env.named.insert(name, named); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel.rs b/src/ix/kernel.rs index 92335b5f..c689da7b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel.rs @@ -1,17 +1,17 @@ pub mod check; pub mod congruence; pub mod constant; +pub mod def_eq; pub mod egress; pub mod env; pub mod equiv; +pub mod error; pub mod expr; pub mod id; pub mod inductive; +pub mod infer; pub mod ingress; pub mod level; -pub mod def_eq; -pub mod error; -pub mod infer; pub mod mode; pub mod primitive; pub mod subst; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs index 0dcf5cb2..966cc2df 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs @@ -110,7 +110,8 @@ pub fn expr_congruent( }, (LE::Lam(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) - | (LE::ForallE(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) => { + | (LE::ForallE(_, ty1, body1, _, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _)) => + { expr_congruent(ty1, ty2, nr)?; expr_congruent(body1, body2, nr) }, @@ -292,9 +293,7 @@ fn lean_lvl_tag(l: &lean::Level) -> &'static str { } } -fn zero_univ_tag( - u: &KUniv, -) -> &'static str { +fn zero_univ_tag(u: &KUniv) -> &'static str { match u.data() { UnivData::Zero(_) => "Zero", UnivData::Succ(..) => "Succ", diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index 17a9075d..05a1dca7 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -37,8 +37,7 @@ fn egress_level(u: &KUniv, level_params: &[Name]) -> env::Level { ), UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => { let pos = usize::try_from(*idx).expect("level param index exceeds usize"); - let name = - level_params.get(pos).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + let name = level_params.get(pos).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); env::Level::param(name) }, } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index 5958347e..99ff20e3 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -28,9 +28,9 @@ pub struct InternTable { } impl Default for InternTable { - fn default() -> Self { - Self::new() - } + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } } impl InternTable { @@ -67,9 +67,9 @@ pub struct KEnv { } impl Default for KEnv { - fn default() -> Self { - Self::new() - } + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } } impl KEnv { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index 1703b7a8..d0629beb 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -161,8 +161,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { params: pp, indices: pi, ty: peer_ty, .. }) = self.env.get(peer_id) { - let peer_level = - self.get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(pp + pi)?)?; + let peer_level = self + .get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(pp + pi)?)?; if !univ_eq(&ind_level, &peer_level) { return Err(TcError::Other( "mutually inductive types must live in the same universe".into(), @@ -175,9 +175,12 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { for (expected_cidx, ctor_id) in ctors.iter().enumerate() { let (_ctor_params, ctor_fields, ctor_cidx, ctor_ty) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, cidx, ty, .. }) => { - (u64_to_usize(params)?, u64_to_usize(fields)?, u64_to_usize(cidx)?, ty.clone()) - }, + Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, cidx, ty, .. }) => ( + u64_to_usize(params)?, + u64_to_usize(fields)?, + u64_to_usize(cidx)?, + ty.clone(), + ), _ => { return Err(TcError::Other( "check_inductive: constructor not found".into(), @@ -199,7 +202,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?, &block_addrs)?; // A4: Universe constraints - self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?, &ind_level)?; + self.check_field_universes( + &ctor_ty, + u64_to_usize(params)?, + &ind_level, + )?; // A2: Constructor return type self.check_ctor_return_type( @@ -262,8 +269,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let block_addrs: Vec
= block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); - let ind_level = self - .get_result_sort_level(&ind_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params + ind_indices)?)?; + let ind_level = self.get_result_sort_level( + &ind_ty, + u64_to_usize(ind_params + ind_indices)?, + )?; // A1: Parameter domain agreement self.check_param_agreement(&ind_ty, &ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?)?; @@ -272,7 +281,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, &block_addrs)?; // A4: Universe constraints - self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, &ind_level)?; + self.check_field_universes( + &ctor_ty, + u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, + &ind_level, + )?; // A2: Constructor return type self.check_ctor_return_type( @@ -514,7 +527,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { _ => return, }; - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // ext_params is a small structural count + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + // ext_params is a small structural count let ext_n_params = ext_params as usize; if args.len() < ext_n_params { return; @@ -537,7 +551,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // to the param context by lowering Var indices by the field depth. // This ensures the same logical spec_params produce the same hash // regardless of how many field locals are on the context. - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // depth and param_depth are small + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + // depth and param_depth are small let field_depth = (self.depth() as usize).saturating_sub(param_depth) as u64; let spec_params: Vec> = args @@ -1648,13 +1663,17 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // We don't search block_addrs because duplicate addresses (same external inductive // with different spec_params) would return the wrong position. let (_ret_head, ret_args) = collect_app_spine(&ty); - let ret_indices: Vec> = - ret_args.iter().skip(u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?).cloned().collect(); + let ret_indices: Vec> = ret_args + .iter() + .skip(u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?) + .cloned() + .collect(); // Build conclusion: motive[ind_idx](ret_indices, C params fields) // Motive[ind_idx] is at context level: motive_base + ind_idx let depth = self.depth(); - let motive_var_idx = (u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - (motive_base + ind_idx)) as u64; + let motive_var_idx = + (u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - (motive_base + ind_idx)) as u64; let mut conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::var(motive_var_idx, anon())); // Apply return indices (these are at the old depth, but we pushed IHs since then, @@ -1679,8 +1698,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if !member.is_aux { // Original: apply Var refs to recursor param binders for i in 0..u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)? { - let pvar = - self.intern(KExpr::var((u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + let pvar = self.intern(KExpr::var( + (u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - i) as u64, + anon(), + )); ctor_app = self.intern(KExpr::app(ctor_app, pvar)); } } else { @@ -2020,7 +2041,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) } else if u64_to_usize::(j)? < di_member.spec_params.len() { let sp = di_member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); - let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?.saturating_sub(n_params); + let lift_by = + u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?.saturating_sub(n_params); if lift_by > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { @@ -2054,8 +2076,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let depth = self.depth(); if !di_member.is_aux { for i in 0..u64_to_usize::(di_member.own_params)? { - let pvar = - self.intern(KExpr::var((u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); + let pvar = self.intern(KExpr::var( + (u64_to_usize::(depth)? - 1 - i) as u64, + anon(), + )); major_dom = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_dom, pvar)); } } else { @@ -3182,8 +3206,8 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // 2. Result level must be Prop (semantically zero). // Use univ_eq instead of is_zero() to handle levels like max(0,0) or imax(0,u) // that are semantically zero but not syntactically UnivData::Zero. - let result_level = - self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params + ind_indices)?)?; + let result_level = self + .get_result_sort_level(&ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params + ind_indices)?)?; if !univ_eq(&result_level, &KUniv::zero()) { return Ok(false); } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index dc160f45..53b66696 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -19,10 +19,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if let Some(cached) = self.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } - if infer_only - && let Some(cached) = self.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) { - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } + if infer_only && let Some(cached) = self.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } let ty = match e.data() { ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => self.lookup_var(*i)?, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index c029f362..7fcf25c3 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( let mut mdata_layers: Vec = Vec::new(); while let Some(ExprMetaData::Mdata { mdata, child }) = ctx.arena.nodes.get( - usize::try_from(current_idx).map_err(|_e|{ + usize::try_from(current_idx).map_err(|_e| { format!("arena index {current_idx} exceeds usize") })?, ) @@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( if let IxonExpr::Share(share_idx) = expr.as_ref() { if let Some(shared) = ctx.sharing.get( usize::try_from(*share_idx) - .map_err(|_e|format!("Share index {share_idx} exceeds usize"))?, + .map_err(|_e| format!("Share index {share_idx} exceeds usize"))?, ) { stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: shared.clone(), arena_idx }); continue; @@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( if let IxonExpr::Var(idx) = expr.as_ref() { // Resolve name from the binder context using de Bruijn index. let idx_usize = usize::try_from(*idx) - .map_err(|_e|format!("BVar index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; + .map_err(|_e| format!("BVar index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; let name = binder_names .len() .checked_sub(1 + idx_usize) @@ -355,7 +355,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( ctx .arena .nodes - .get(usize::try_from(current_idx).map_err(|_e|{ + .get(usize::try_from(current_idx).map_err(|_e| { format!("arena index {current_idx} exceeds usize") })?) .unwrap_or(&ExprMetaData::Leaf); @@ -1230,12 +1230,18 @@ pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { pub fn resolve_lean_name_addr( name: &Name, name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, ) -> Address { if let Some(map) = name_to_ixon_addr && let Some(entry) = map.get(name) { return entry.value().clone(); } + if let Some(map) = aux_n2a + && let Some(entry) = map.get(name) + { + return entry.value().clone(); + } Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()) } @@ -1249,8 +1255,15 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( param_names: &[Name], intern: &InternTable, name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { - let e = lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw(expr, param_names, intern, name_to_ixon_addr); + let e = lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( + expr, + param_names, + intern, + name_to_ixon_addr, + aux_n2a, + ); intern.intern_expr(e) } @@ -1259,42 +1272,43 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( pn: &[Name], intern: &InternTable, n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { match expr.as_data() { LeanExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => KExpr::var(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ()), LeanExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => KExpr::sort(lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl, pn)), LeanExprData::Const(name, us, _) => { - let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a); + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let zid = KId::new(addr, ()); let zus: Box<[KUniv]> = us.iter().map(|u| lean_level_to_kuniv(u, pn)).collect(); KExpr::cnst(zid, zus) }, LeanExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - let zf = lean_expr_to_zexpr(f, pn, intern, n2a); - let za = lean_expr_to_zexpr(a, pn, intern, n2a); + let zf = lean_expr_to_zexpr(f, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); + let za = lean_expr_to_zexpr(a, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); KExpr::app(zf, za) }, LeanExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a); - let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a); + let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); KExpr::all((), (), zd, zb) }, LeanExprData::Lam(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a); - let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a); + let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); KExpr::lam((), (), zd, zb) }, LeanExprData::LetE(_, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - let zt = lean_expr_to_zexpr(ty, pn, intern, n2a); - let zv = lean_expr_to_zexpr(val, pn, intern, n2a); - let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a); + let zt = lean_expr_to_zexpr(ty, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zv = lean_expr_to_zexpr(val, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); KExpr::let_((), zt, zv, zb, *nd) }, LeanExprData::Proj(name, idx, e, _) => { - let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a); + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let zid = KId::new(addr, ()); - let ze = lean_expr_to_zexpr(e, pn, intern, n2a); + let ze = lean_expr_to_zexpr(e, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); KExpr::prj(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ze) }, LeanExprData::Lit(lit, _) => { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs index 9eea3a51..af7e89a4 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs @@ -118,7 +118,9 @@ impl MetaDisplay for Name { } impl MetaDisplay for BinderInfo { - fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { true } + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + true + } fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { match self { BinderInfo::Default => Ok(()), @@ -130,17 +132,23 @@ impl MetaDisplay for BinderInfo { } impl MetaDisplay for DataValue { - fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { true } + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + true + } fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { write!(f, "{self:?}") } } impl MetaDisplay for Vec { - fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { !self.is_empty() } + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + !self.is_empty() + } fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { for (i, item) in self.iter().enumerate() { - if i > 0 { write!(f, ", ")?; } + if i > 0 { + write!(f, ", ")?; + } item.meta_fmt(f)?; } Ok(()) @@ -148,7 +156,9 @@ impl MetaDisplay for Vec { } impl MetaDisplay for (A, B) { - fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { self.0.has_meta() || self.1.has_meta() } + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + self.0.has_meta() || self.1.has_meta() + } fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { self.0.meta_fmt(f)?; write!(f, ": ")?; @@ -157,15 +167,21 @@ impl MetaDisplay for (A, B) { } impl MetaDisplay for bool { - fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { true } + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + true + } fn meta_fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { write!(f, "{self}") } } impl MetaDisplay for () { - fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { false } - fn meta_fmt(&self, _f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { Ok(()) } + fn has_meta(&self) -> bool { + false + } + fn meta_fmt(&self, _f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + Ok(()) + } } /// Controls metadata behavior for all zero kernel types. @@ -175,10 +191,11 @@ pub trait KernelMode: 'static + Clone + Debug + Send + Sync { MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync; /// Wrap a value into a metadata field. In Anon mode, the value is discarded. - fn meta_field( + fn meta_field< + T: MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync, + >( val: T, ) -> Self::MField; - } /// Const-generic kernel mode. `META` controls metadata fields. @@ -191,8 +208,9 @@ pub type Meta = ZMode; pub type Anon = ZMode; impl KernelMode for ZMode { - type MField = - T; + type MField< + T: MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync, + > = T; fn meta_field< T: MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync, @@ -201,12 +219,12 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { ) -> T { val } - } impl KernelMode for ZMode { - type MField = - (); + type MField< + T: MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync, + > = (); fn meta_field< T: MetaHash + MetaDisplay + PartialEq + Clone + Debug + Hash + Send + Sync, @@ -214,7 +232,6 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { _val: T, ) { } - } #[cfg(test)] @@ -247,7 +264,10 @@ mod tests { // Should have written 32 bytes (blake3 hash of name) let result = h.finalize(); // Just check it's not the empty hash - assert_ne!(*result.as_bytes(), *blake3::Hasher::new().finalize().as_bytes()); + assert_ne!( + *result.as_bytes(), + *blake3::Hasher::new().finalize().as_bytes() + ); } #[test] @@ -267,15 +287,21 @@ mod tests { BinderInfo::StrictImplicit, BinderInfo::InstImplicit, ]; - let hashes: Vec = variants.iter().map(|bi| { - let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); - bi.meta_hash(&mut h); - h.finalize() - }).collect(); + let hashes: Vec = variants + .iter() + .map(|bi| { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + bi.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + }) + .collect(); // All 4 should be distinct for i in 0..hashes.len() { - for j in (i+1)..hashes.len() { - assert_ne!(hashes[i], hashes[j], "BinderInfo variants {i} and {j} hash the same"); + for j in (i + 1)..hashes.len() { + assert_ne!( + hashes[i], hashes[j], + "BinderInfo variants {i} and {j} hash the same" + ); } } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs index e227ff60..c6fc2568 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -89,7 +89,8 @@ pub fn simul_subst( ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => { let i = *i; if i >= depth && i < depth + n { - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: i < depth + substs.len() + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + // guarded: i < depth + substs.len() return lift(env, &substs[(i - depth) as usize], depth, 0); } else if i >= depth + n { KExpr::var(i - n, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())) @@ -203,7 +204,7 @@ mod tests { use super::*; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; - + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs index 728ec741..6ce9bfb7 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs @@ -15,7 +15,14 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_basic_def() { let env = KEnv::::new(); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("basicDef", 0, vec![], sort1(), sort0(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "basicDef", + 0, + vec![], + sort1(), + sort0(), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -25,7 +32,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn bad_def_type_mismatch() { let env = KEnv::::new(); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("badDef", 0, vec![], sort0(), sort1(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("badDef", 0, vec![], sort0(), sort1(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -35,9 +43,11 @@ mod tests { fn good_arrow_type() { let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( - "arrowType", 0, vec![], + "arrowType", + 0, + vec![], sort1(), - pi(sort0(), sort0()), // Prop → Prop + pi(sort0(), sort0()), // Prop → Prop ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -49,9 +59,11 @@ mod tests { fn good_dependent_type() { let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( - "dependentType", 0, vec![], + "dependentType", + 0, + vec![], sort0(), - npi("p", sort0(), var(0)), // ∀ (p : Prop), p + npi("p", sort0(), var(0)), // ∀ (p : Prop), p ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -63,8 +75,10 @@ mod tests { fn good_const_type() { let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( - "constType", 0, vec![], - pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), // Type → Type → Type + "constType", + 0, + vec![], + pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), // Type → Type → Type nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), // fun x y => x ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); @@ -79,7 +93,9 @@ mod tests { let env = KEnv::::new(); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( - "constType", 0, vec![], + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -90,7 +106,9 @@ mod tests { // constType Prop (Prop → Prop) β-reduces to Prop let ty = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), sort0()), pi(sort0(), sort0())); let (id, c) = mk_defn( - "betaReduction", 0, vec![], + "betaReduction", + 0, + vec![], ty, npi("p", sort0(), var(0)), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -104,7 +122,9 @@ mod tests { fn good_beta_reduction2() { let env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( - "constType", 0, vec![], + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -112,10 +132,12 @@ mod tests { env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); // ∀ (p : Prop), constType Prop (Prop → Prop) - let ct_applied = app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), sort0()), pi(sort0(), sort0())); + let ct_applied = + app(app(cnst("constType", &[]), sort0()), pi(sort0(), sort0())); let ty = npi("p", sort0(), ct_applied); let val = nlam("p", sort0(), var(0)); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("betaReduction2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("betaReduction2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -127,7 +149,9 @@ mod tests { let env = KEnv::::new(); // id : Type → Type := fun x => x let (id_id, id_c) = mk_defn( - "id", 0, vec![], + "id", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), sort1()), nlam("x", sort1(), var(0)), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -137,7 +161,14 @@ mod tests { // forallSortWhnf : Prop := ∀ (p : id Prop) (x : p), p let id_prop = app(cnst("id", &[]), sort0()); // id Prop let val = npi("p", id_prop, npi("x", var(0), var(1))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("forallSortWhnf", 0, vec![], sort0(), val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "forallSortWhnf", + 0, + vec![], + sort0(), + val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -148,7 +179,9 @@ mod tests { fn bad_non_type_type() { let env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( - "constType", 0, vec![], + "constType", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort1(), pi(sort1(), sort1())), nlam("x", sort1(), nlam("y", sort1(), var(1))), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -158,8 +191,10 @@ mod tests { // nonTypeType : constType := Prop // constType is (Type → Type → Type), not a Sort let (id, c) = mk_defn( - "nonTypeType", 0, vec![], - cnst("constType", &[]), // not a sort! + "nonTypeType", + 0, + vec![], + cnst("constType", &[]), // not a sort! sort0(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); @@ -177,9 +212,10 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_level_comp1() { let env = KEnv::::new(); - let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Sort 1 + let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Sort 1 let val = sort(uimax(usucc(uzero()), uzero())); // Sort (imax 1 0) - let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("levelComp1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -190,9 +226,10 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_level_comp2() { let env = KEnv::::new(); - let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); // Sort 2 - let val = sort(uimax(uzero(), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 0 1) - let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); // Sort 2 + let val = sort(uimax(uzero(), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 0 1) + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("levelComp2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -202,9 +239,10 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_level_comp3() { let env = KEnv::::new(); - let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // Sort 3 - let val = sort(uimax(usucc(usucc(uzero())), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 2 1) - let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp3", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // Sort 3 + let val = sort(uimax(usucc(usucc(uzero())), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 2 1) + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("levelComp3", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -215,10 +253,15 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_level_comp4() { let env = KEnv::::new(); - let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Type 0 = Sort 1 - let val = sort(uimax(param(0), uzero())); // Sort (imax u 0) + let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Type 0 = Sort 1 + let val = sort(uimax(param(0), uzero())); // Sort (imax u 0) let (id, c) = mk_defn( - "levelComp4", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + "levelComp4", + 1, + vec![mk_name("u")], + ty, + val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); @@ -230,10 +273,15 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn good_level_comp5() { let env = KEnv::::new(); - let ty = sort(usucc(param(0))); // Type u = Sort (u+1) - let val = sort(uimax(param(0), param(0))); // Sort (imax u u) + let ty = sort(usucc(param(0))); // Type u = Sort (u+1) + let val = sort(uimax(param(0), param(0))); // Sort (imax u u) let (id, c) = mk_defn( - "levelComp5", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + "levelComp5", + 1, + vec![mk_name("u")], + ty, + val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); @@ -255,7 +303,8 @@ mod tests { // fun p => Type → p // Inside lambda: p is var(0). Inside the pi body, p shifts to var(1). let val = nlam("p", sort0(), pi(sort1(), var(1))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("imax1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("imax1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -272,7 +321,8 @@ mod tests { let ty = npi("α", sort1(), sort(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // fun α => Type → α let val = nlam("α", sort1(), pi(sort1(), var(0))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("imax2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("imax2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -289,7 +339,8 @@ mod tests { let ty = npi("f", sort0(), npi("g", var(0), var(1))); // fun f g => g let val = nlam("f", sort0(), nlam("g", var(0), var(0))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("inferVar", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("inferVar", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -310,11 +361,17 @@ mod tests { let result = app(var(1), pp.clone()); let ty = npi("f", f_ty.clone(), npi("g", g_ty, result)); // fun f g => g (fun p => p → p) - let val = nlam("f", f_ty, nlam("g", - npi("a", pi(sort0(), sort0()), app(var(1), var(0))), - app(var(0), pp), - )); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("defEqLambda", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let val = nlam( + "f", + f_ty, + nlam( + "g", + npi("a", pi(sort0(), sort0()), app(var(1), var(0))), + app(var(0), pp), + ), + ); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("defEqLambda", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -331,7 +388,8 @@ mod tests { let ty = sort1(); // let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x (= bvar 0) let val = let_(sort1(), sort0(), var(0)); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("letType", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("letType", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -346,7 +404,9 @@ mod tests { env.insert(adp_id, adp_c); // axiom mkADepProp : ∀ t, aDepProp t let (mkadp_id, mkadp_c) = mk_axiom( - "mkADepProp", 0, vec![], + "mkADepProp", + 0, + vec![], npi("t", sort1(), app(cnst("aDepProp", &[]), var(0))), ); env.insert(mkadp_id, mkadp_c); @@ -354,7 +414,8 @@ mod tests { // letTypeDep : aDepProp (Sort 0) := let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; mkADepProp x let ty = app(cnst("aDepProp", &[]), sort0()); let val = let_(sort1(), sort0(), app(cnst("mkADepProp", &[]), var(0))); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("letTypeDep", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("letTypeDep", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -370,7 +431,8 @@ mod tests { // type: let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x — reduces to Sort 0 = Prop let ty = let_(sort1(), sort0(), var(0)); let val = cnst("aProp", &[]); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("letRed", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("letRed", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -385,10 +447,10 @@ mod tests { let env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "tut06_bad01", - 2, // claims 2 level params - vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! - sort(usucc(uzero())), // Sort 1 - sort0(), // Sort 0 + 2, // claims 2 level params + vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! + sort(usucc(uzero())), // Sort 1 + sort0(), // Sort 0 ReducibilityHints::Opaque, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -417,7 +479,9 @@ mod tests { // id.{2} (Sort 1) (Sort 0) = Sort 0 = Prop // Let's use: id_univ2 : Sort 2 → Sort 2 := fun x => x let (id2_id, id2_c) = mk_defn( - "id2", 0, vec![], + "id2", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))), sort(usucc(usucc(uzero())))), // Sort 2 → Sort 2 nlam("x", sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))), var(0)), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -437,7 +501,9 @@ mod tests { // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x // id1 Prop = Prop (since Prop : Sort 1) let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( - "id1", 0, vec![], + "id1", + 0, + vec![], pi(sort(usucc(uzero())), sort(usucc(uzero()))), // Sort 1 → Sort 1 nlam("x", sort(usucc(uzero())), var(0)), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, @@ -453,12 +519,28 @@ mod tests { // depth 2: _2 : _1 (var(0) at depth 1 = _1, a Prop variable). _2 has type _1 : Prop. // depth 3: domain = bvar0 = _2 (var(0) at depth 2). _2 has type _1 (Prop value). // infer(_2) = _1. ensure_sort(_1) must fail: _1 is a Prop variable, not a Sort. - let value = npi("_", id1_prop, // ∀ _1 : id1 Prop, ... - npi("_", var(0), // ∀ _2 : _1, ... (_1 : Prop, so _2 has a Prop-typed type) - npi("_", var(0), // ∀ _3 : _2, ... — _2's type is _1 (a Prop var, NOT Sort) - var(1)))); // _2 + let value = npi( + "_", + id1_prop, // ∀ _1 : id1 Prop, ... + npi( + "_", + var(0), // ∀ _2 : _1, ... (_1 : Prop, so _2 has a Prop-typed type) + npi( + "_", + var(0), // ∀ _3 : _2, ... — _2's type is _1 (a Prop var, NOT Sort) + var(1), + ), + ), + ); // _2 - let (id, c) = mk_defn("forallSortBad", 0, vec![], sort0(), value, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); + let (id, c) = mk_defn( + "forallSortBad", + 0, + vec![], + sort0(), + value, + ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_rejects(&env, &id); } @@ -476,16 +558,26 @@ mod tests { let lpf_ty = pi(sort(param(0)), pi(sort(param(0)), sort(param(0)))); // Inside the pi's: at depth 2, α=var(1), β=var(0). Return α = var(1). let lpf_val = nlam("α", sort(param(0)), nlam("β", sort(param(0)), var(1))); - let (lpf_id, lpf_c) = mk_defn("levelParamF", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], - lpf_ty, lpf_val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (lpf_id, lpf_c) = mk_defn( + "levelParamF", + 1, + vec![mk_name("u")], + lpf_ty, + lpf_val, + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + ); env.insert(lpf_id, lpf_c); // levelParams : levelParamF.{0} Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p // levelParamF.{0} Prop (Prop → Prop) reduces to Prop (first arg) // Lean infers levelParamF.{1} since Prop : Type = Sort 1 - let ty = app(app(cnst("levelParamF", &[usucc(uzero())]), sort0()), pi(sort0(), sort0())); + let ty = app( + app(cnst("levelParamF", &[usucc(uzero())]), sort0()), + pi(sort0(), sort0()), + ); let val = npi("p", sort0(), var(0)); - let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelParams", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let (id, c) = + mk_defn("levelParams", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); check_accepts(&env, &id); } @@ -529,8 +621,8 @@ mod tests { // The kernel currently doesn't enforce "theorem types must be Prop." // // This is a theorem-specific check that the zero kernel may not implement. - let ty = sort0(); // Sort 0 = Prop - let val = pi(sort0(), var(0)); // Prop → bvar0 + let ty = sort0(); // Sort 0 = Prop + let val = pi(sort0(), var(0)); // Prop → bvar0 let (id, c) = mk_thm("nonPropThm", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); // The lean kernel requires theorems' types to be Prop (level 0). diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 85ad2db3..dba18fea 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -741,8 +741,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([]))) } else { let pred_val = Nat(&val.0 - BigUint::from(1u64)); - let pred_addr = - Address::hash(&pred_val.to_le_bytes()); + let pred_addr = Address::hash(&pred_val.to_le_bytes()); let pred_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(pred_val, pred_addr)); let succ = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([]))); @@ -771,8 +770,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a) { let result = Nat(&n.0 + 1u64); - let blob_addr = - Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); } return Ok(None); @@ -787,8 +785,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } else { Nat(&n.0 - 1u64) }; - let blob_addr = - Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); } return Ok(None); @@ -910,8 +907,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // decLt n m → decLe (n+1) m if is_dec_lt { let succ_a = Nat(&a_val.0 + 1u64); - let succ_a_addr = - Address::hash(&succ_a.to_le_bytes()); + let succ_a_addr = Address::hash(&succ_a.to_le_bytes()); let succ_a_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(succ_a, succ_a_addr)); // Build: Nat.decLe (n+1) m let dec_le_const = From 718a0e663b147681631eec1ea827be530d5d6377 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2026 08:12:20 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 04/34] fmt --- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 14 +++++--- src/ix/compile.rs | 11 +++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 6 ++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 9 ++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs | 38 ++++++++++---------- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 14 ++++---- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs | 8 +++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 53 +++++++++++++++------------- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 3 +- src/ix/decompile.rs | 22 +++++++++--- 10 files changed, 101 insertions(+), 77 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index 2f8a7cb9..ca3621c4 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -930,9 +930,10 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Use the first name of the first class as a dedup key. if let Some(first_class) = classes.first() && let Some(first_name) = first_class.first() - && !seen_blocks.insert(first_name.clone()) { - continue; - } + && !seen_blocks.insert(first_name.clone()) + { + continue; + } for class in classes.iter() { if class.len() <= 1 { @@ -1094,8 +1095,11 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( n_original += 1; } } - println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserialized: {} named, {} with original", - fresh_stt.env.named.len(), n_original); + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserialized: {} named, {} with original", + fresh_stt.env.named.len(), + n_original + ); match decompile_env(&fresh_stt) { Ok(dstt2) => { println!( diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 3dbf7c32..9193556f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -2210,12 +2210,13 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(n) { for a in &v.all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) - && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = lean_env.get(a) { - filtered.insert(a.clone()); - for ctor in &bi.ctors { - filtered.insert(ctor.clone()); - } + && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = lean_env.get(a) + { + filtered.insert(a.clone()); + for ctor in &bi.ctors { + filtered.insert(ctor.clone()); } + } } break; } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index 0e96aa7c..ccad044c 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -122,9 +122,9 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( if lean_env.get(&cases_on_name).is_some() && let Some(aux_def) = cases_on::generate_cases_on(&cases_on_name, rec_val, lean_env) - { - patches.insert(cases_on_name, PatchedConstant::CasesOn(aux_def)); - } + { + patches.insert(cases_on_name, PatchedConstant::CasesOn(aux_def)); + } } // Phase 1c: .recOn and .noConfusion are deferred to call-site surgery. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index c2b79ad0..5abe1f8d 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -1040,10 +1040,11 @@ fn build_below_minor( let mut ih_entries: Vec = Vec::new(); for field in &fields { if field.is_ih - && let Some(motive_app) = &field.motive_app { - let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, motive_app, &field.fvar); - ih_entries.push(pprod); - } + && let Some(motive_app) = &field.motive_app + { + let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, motive_app, &field.fvar); + ih_entries.push(pprod); + } } // Pack IH entries following Lean's PProdN.pack convention: diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs index 5ea5849c..8f3cad11 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs @@ -101,12 +101,10 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( let target_idx = rec_val.all.iter().position(|n| *n == target_ind)?; // Determine elimination level - let ind_n_lparams = lean_env - .get(&target_ind) - .map_or(0, |ci| match ci { - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => v.cnst.level_params.len(), - _ => 0, - }); + let ind_n_lparams = lean_env.get(&target_ind).map_or(0, |ci| match ci { + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => v.cnst.level_params.len(), + _ => 0, + }); let elim_to_prop = rec_val.cnst.level_params.len() == ind_n_lparams; let elim_lvl = if elim_to_prop { Level::zero() @@ -274,13 +272,14 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( .into_iter() .map(|decl| { if let Some(idx) = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, &motive_fvars) - && idx != target_idx { - // Non-target-motive IH: wrap domain - return LocalDecl { - domain: mk_pi_unit(&decl.domain, &punit_const(&elim_lvl)), - ..decl - }; - } + && idx != target_idx + { + // Non-target-motive IH: wrap domain + return LocalDecl { + domain: mk_pi_unit(&decl.domain, &punit_const(&elim_lvl)), + ..decl + }; + } decl }) .collect(); @@ -381,12 +380,13 @@ fn get_minor_name( ) -> Name { let ctor_idx = minor_idx - target_range.start; if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(target_ind) - && let Some(ctor_name) = v.ctors.get(ctor_idx) { - // Strip prefix to get suffix (e.g., "A.mk" → "mk") - if let Some(suffix) = ctor_name.strip_prefix(target_ind) { - return Name::anon().append_components(&suffix); - } - return ctor_name.clone(); + && let Some(ctor_name) = v.ctors.get(ctor_idx) + { + // Strip prefix to get suffix (e.g., "A.mk" → "mk") + if let Some(suffix) = ctor_name.strip_prefix(target_ind) { + return Name::anon().append_components(&suffix); } + return ctor_name.clone(); + } Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("minor_{}", ctor_idx)) } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 399dc103..28452324 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -550,10 +550,9 @@ pub(super) fn replace_const_names( let new_name = map.get(name).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| name.clone()); LeanExpr::cnst(new_name, lvls.clone()) }, - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( - replace_const_names(f, map), - replace_const_names(a, map), - ), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + LeanExpr::app(replace_const_names(f, map), replace_const_names(a, map)) + }, ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( n.clone(), replace_const_names(d, map), @@ -601,9 +600,10 @@ pub(super) fn find_motive_fvar( if let ExprData::Fvar(name, _) = head.as_data() { for (j, mfv) in motive_fvars.iter().enumerate() { if let ExprData::Fvar(mn, _) = mfv.as_data() - && name == mn { - return Some(j); - } + && name == mn + { + return Some(j); + } } } return None; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs index 9fe5aaf7..ff1f73ba 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs @@ -7,15 +7,17 @@ use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::AuxDef; use crate::ix::env::{ - BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, Name, - RecursorVal, + BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, Name, RecursorVal, }; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; /// Generate a `.recOn` definition from a canonical `.rec`. /// /// Returns `None` if the recursor type cannot be decomposed. -pub(crate) fn _generate_rec_on(name: &Name, rec_val: &RecursorVal) -> Option { +pub(crate) fn _generate_rec_on( + name: &Name, + rec_val: &RecursorVal, +) -> Option { let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64()? as usize; let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64()? as usize; let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64()? as usize; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index 9f93360d..5196f757 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -438,10 +438,10 @@ fn build_rec_type( minor_ty = shift_vars(&minor_ty, n_earlier_minors, 0); } // Extract the ctor suffix as a Name (e.g. `A.mk` → `mk`) - let minor_name = ctor - .cnst - .name - .strip_prefix(ind_name).map_or_else(|| ctor.cnst.name.clone(), |suffix| Name::anon().append_components(&suffix)); + let minor_name = ctor.cnst.name.strip_prefix(ind_name).map_or_else( + || ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + |suffix| Name::anon().append_components(&suffix), + ); domains.push(Binder { name: minor_name, domain: minor_ty, @@ -976,9 +976,10 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( // Check if the expression head is an inductive in the block — stop if so let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&cur); if let ExprData::Const(cname, _, _) = h.as_data() - && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == cname)) { - break; - } + && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == cname)) + { + break; + } let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("ih_xs", xs_fvars.len()); xs_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, @@ -1321,9 +1322,10 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&cur); if let ExprData::Const(cname, _, _) = h.as_data() - && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == cname)) { - break; - } + && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == cname)) + { + break; + } let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("rih_xs", xs_fvars.len()); xs_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, @@ -1601,14 +1603,15 @@ fn is_sort_zero_domain( // Look up the head constant's return type let (head, _) = decompose_apps(dom); if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() - && let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name) { - let typ = match ci { - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, - ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, - _ => return false, - }; - return is_prop_sort(typ); - } + && let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name) + { + let typ = match ci { + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, + _ => return false, + }; + return is_prop_sort(typ); + } false }, _ => false, @@ -1814,9 +1817,10 @@ fn _peel_foralls_to_ind( while let ExprData::ForallE(_, fd, fb, _, _) = inner.as_data() { let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&inner); if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = h.as_data() - && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name)) { - break; - } + && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name)) + { + break; + } forall_doms.push(fd.clone()); inner = fb.clone(); } @@ -2161,10 +2165,9 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable::new(); let mut tc: TypeChecker<'_, Anon> = TypeChecker::new(&stt.kenv, tc_intern); - let is_large = match tc.get_result_sort_level( - first_ty_z, - n_params + (first_n_indices as usize), - ) { + let is_large = match tc + .get_result_sort_level(first_ty_z, n_params + (first_n_indices as usize)) + { Ok(result_level) => { match tc.is_large_eliminator(&result_level, &ind_infos) { Ok(v) => { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 2f666c3a..984d8306 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -43,7 +43,8 @@ pub fn compile_env( let condensed = compute_sccs(&graph.out_refs); - let stt = CompileState { lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), ..Default::default() }; + let stt = + CompileState { lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), ..Default::default() }; // Pre-compile PUnit, PProd, Eq, and True so aux_gen can reference them. // .below uses PUnit/PProd (for Type-level), .brecOn.eq uses Eq and True. diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index cfa4e8a2..aa814d5f 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -2745,7 +2745,8 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( // .brecOn.eq is ALWAYS a theorem (proof of equality). // .brecOn and .brecOn.go are theorems for Prop, definitions for Type. for d in &brecon_defs { - let is_eq = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); + let is_eq = + matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); let as_thm = is_prop || is_eq; generated_consts .insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d, as_thm)); @@ -2773,8 +2774,13 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( if !brecon_members.contains(&&d.name) { continue; } - let is_eq = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); - let kind = if is_prop || is_eq { DefKind::Theorem } else { DefKind::Definition }; + let is_eq = + matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); + let kind = if is_prop || is_eq { + DefKind::Theorem + } else { + DefKind::Definition + }; let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { name: d.name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), @@ -2799,8 +2805,14 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( }, Ok(_) | Err(_) => { // Fallback: insert the generated constant directly. - let is_eq_fb = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); - dstt.env.insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d, is_prop || is_eq_fb)); + let is_eq_fb = matches!( + classify_aux_gen(&d.name), + Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _)) + ); + dstt.env.insert( + d.name.clone(), + brecon_def_to_lean(d, is_prop || is_eq_fb), + ); }, } } From 4fa8cfa6afd64d1ceade756787b4daabf285f0b9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2026 08:12:56 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 05/34] refactor validate-aux test --- Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean | 8 ++------ Tests/Main.lean | 5 +---- 2 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean index 8c89c6f3..246c730d 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ 5. Aux congruence (aux_gen constants match originals) 6. Decompilation without debug info succeeds - Invoked via `lake test -- rust-compile-validate-aux`. + Invoked via `lake test -- --ignored validate-aux`. -/ import Ix.Common import Ix.Meta @@ -59,11 +59,7 @@ partial def collectDeps (env : Lean.Environment) (seeds : List Lean.Name) @[extern "rs_compile_validate_aux"] opaque compileValidateAux : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → USize -def runCompileValidateAux : IO UInt32 := do - IO.println "[validate-aux] loading environment..." - let env ← get_env! - IO.println "[validate-aux] environment loaded" - +def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println "[validate-aux] finding seeds..." let prefixes := [ `Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual, diff --git a/Tests/Main.lean b/Tests/Main.lean index 292d6ef2..c8a19927 100644 --- a/Tests/Main.lean +++ b/Tests/Main.lean @@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ def ignoredRunners (env : Lean.Environment) : List (String × IO UInt32) := [ match AiurTestEnv.build (pure IxVM.rbTreeMap) with | .error e => IO.eprintln s!"RBTreeMap setup failed: {e}"; return 1 | .ok env => LSpec.lspecEachIO rbTreeMapTestCases fun tc => pure (env.runTestCase tc)), + ("validate-aux", runCompileValidateAux env), ] def main (args : List String) : IO UInt32 := do @@ -93,10 +94,6 @@ def main (args : List String) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println s!"Rust compiled: {result}" return 0 - -- Special case: rust-compile-validate-aux (comprehensive 6-phase validation) - if args.contains "rust-compile-validate-aux" then - return ← runCompileValidateAux - -- Special case: cli tests have their own runner if args.contains "cli" then return ← Tests.Cli.suite From 114be510b9814d0542902cc9a12b31587428df4d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2026 08:20:39 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 06/34] fix Ixon Lean serialization --- Ix/Commit.lean | 4 ++-- Ix/CompileM.lean | 6 +++--- Ix/Ixon.lean | 31 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean | 2 +- 4 files changed, 34 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-) diff --git a/Ix/Commit.lean b/Ix/Commit.lean index 6133ed75..088190af 100644 --- a/Ix/Commit.lean +++ b/Ix/Commit.lean @@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ def compileDef (compileEnv : CompileM.CompileEnv) -- 6. Update CompileEnv with new constant let compileEnv'' := { compileEnv' with constants := compileEnv'.constants.insert addr result.block - nameToNamed := compileEnv'.nameToNamed.insert ixName ⟨addr, result.blockMeta⟩ + nameToNamed := compileEnv'.nameToNamed.insert ixName { addr, constMeta := result.blockMeta } blobs := blockState.blockBlobs.fold (fun m k v => m.insert k v) compileEnv'.blobs totalBytes := compileEnv'.totalBytes + blockBytes.size } @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ def commitDef (compileEnv : CompileM.CompileEnv) (leanEnv : Lean.Environment) let (ixCommitName, _) := (CanonM.canonName commitName).run {} let compileEnv'' := { compileEnv' with nameToNamed := compileEnv'.nameToNamed.insert ixCommitName - ⟨payloadAddr, .empty⟩ + { addr := payloadAddr, constMeta := .empty } } return (commitAddr, leanEnv', compileEnv'') diff --git a/Ix/CompileM.lean b/Ix/CompileM.lean index 2f172b92..570dea7e 100644 --- a/Ix/CompileM.lean +++ b/Ix/CompileM.lean @@ -1564,7 +1564,7 @@ def compileEnv (env : Ix.Environment) (blocks : Ix.CondensedBlocks) (dbg : Bool -- If there are projections, store them and map names to projection addresses if result.projections.isEmpty then -- No projections: map lowlink name directly to block - compileEnv := { compileEnv with nameToNamed := compileEnv.nameToNamed.insert lo ⟨blockAddr, result.blockMeta⟩ } + compileEnv := { compileEnv with nameToNamed := compileEnv.nameToNamed.insert lo { addr := blockAddr, constMeta := result.blockMeta } } else -- Store each projection and map name to projection address for (name, proj, constMeta) in result.projections do @@ -1573,7 +1573,7 @@ def compileEnv (env : Ix.Environment) (blocks : Ix.CondensedBlocks) (dbg : Bool compileEnv := { compileEnv with totalBytes := compileEnv.totalBytes + projBytes.size constants := compileEnv.constants.insert projAddr proj - nameToNamed := compileEnv.nameToNamed.insert name ⟨projAddr, constMeta⟩ + nameToNamed := compileEnv.nameToNamed.insert name { addr := projAddr, constMeta } } -- Decrement dep counts for blocks that depend on constants in this block @@ -1868,7 +1868,7 @@ def compileEnvParallel (env : Ix.Environment) (blocks : Ix.CondensedBlocks) -- Store projections and update nameToNamed for (name, proj, addr, constMeta) in result.projections do constants := constants.insert addr proj - nameToNamed := nameToNamed.insert name ⟨addr, constMeta⟩ + nameToNamed := nameToNamed.insert name { addr, constMeta } -- Store blobs and names blobs := result.blobs.fold (fun m k v => m.insert k v) blobs blockNames := result.names.fold (fun m k v => m.insert k v) blockNames diff --git a/Ix/Ixon.lean b/Ix/Ixon.lean index 20317255..9f9128b8 100644 --- a/Ix/Ixon.lean +++ b/Ix/Ixon.lean @@ -531,10 +531,13 @@ def ConstantMeta.exprMetaByType : ConstantMeta → Nat × Nat × Nat × Nat × N let (_, _, bi, lb, rf, pj, md) := arena.countByType (bi, lb, rf, pj, md) -/-- A named constant with metadata -/ +/-- A named constant with metadata. + For aux_gen-rewritten constants, `original` stores the pre-rewrite + (address, metadata) pair for decompile roundtrip fidelity. -/ structure Named where addr : Address constMeta : ConstantMeta := .empty + original : Option (Address × ConstantMeta) := none deriving Inhabited, BEq, Repr /-- A cryptographic commitment -/ @@ -1555,7 +1558,7 @@ def toEnv (raw : RawEnv) : Env := Id.run do for ⟨name, addr, constMeta⟩ in raw.named do -- Also add name components for indexed serialization env := { env with names := addNameComponents env.names name } - env := env.registerName name ⟨addr, constMeta⟩ + env := env.registerName name { addr, constMeta } for ⟨addr, bytes⟩ in raw.blobs do env := { env with blobs := env.blobs.insert addr bytes } for ⟨addr, comm⟩ in raw.comms do @@ -1688,6 +1691,13 @@ def putEnv (env : Env) : PutM Unit := do Serialize.put name.getHash Serialize.put namedEntry.addr putConstantMetaIndexed namedEntry.constMeta nameIdx + -- Serialize original as Option: 0 = None, 1 = Some(addr, meta) + match namedEntry.original with + | none => putU8 0 + | some (origAddr, origMeta) => + putU8 1 + Serialize.put origAddr + putConstantMetaIndexed origMeta nameIdx -- Section 5: Comms (Address -> Comm) let comms := env.comms.toList.toArray.qsort fun a b => (compare a.1 b.1).isLT @@ -1741,9 +1751,18 @@ def getEnv : GetM Env := do let nameAddr ← Serialize.get let constAddr : Address ← Serialize.get let constMeta ← getConstantMetaIndexed nameRev + -- Deserialize original as Option: 0 = None, 1 = Some(addr, meta) + let origTag ← getU8 + let original ← match origTag with + | 0 => pure none + | 1 => do + let origAddr ← Serialize.get (α := Address) + let origMeta ← getConstantMetaIndexed nameRev + pure (some (origAddr, origMeta)) + | x => throw s!"getEnv: Named.original: invalid tag {x}" match namesLookup.get? nameAddr with | some name => - let namedEntry : Named := ⟨constAddr, constMeta⟩ + let namedEntry : Named := { addr := constAddr, constMeta, original } env := { env with named := env.named.insert name namedEntry addrToName := env.addrToName.insert constAddr name } @@ -1805,6 +1824,12 @@ def envSectionSizes (env : Env) : Nat × Nat × Nat × Nat × Nat := Id.run do Serialize.put name.getHash Serialize.put namedEntry.addr putConstantMetaIndexed namedEntry.constMeta nameIdx + match namedEntry.original with + | none => putU8 0 + | some (origAddr, origMeta) => + putU8 1 + Serialize.put origAddr + putConstantMetaIndexed origMeta nameIdx -- Comms section let commsBytes := runPut do diff --git a/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean b/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean index b08be662..19f8cad6 100644 --- a/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean +++ b/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean @@ -391,7 +391,7 @@ instance : SampleableExt ConstantMeta := SampleableExt.mkSelfContained genConsta /-- Generate a Named entry with proper metadata. -/ def genNamed : Gen Named := - Named.mk <$> genAddress <*> genConstantMeta + Named.mk <$> genAddress <*> genConstantMeta <*> pure none /-- Generate a Comm. -/ def genCommNew : Gen Comm := From 5d545336524635d318881d6f7760b351c730faa6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 06:15:20 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 07/34] Lift kernel caches into Arc and switch to content-addressed cache keys MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Moves all shared type-checker state — intern table, WHNF/infer/def-eq/ ingress/recursor caches, and resolved primitives — from TypeChecker into KEnv. TypeChecker becomes a lightweight thread-local handle (`TypeChecker` instead of `TypeChecker<'env, M>`) that holds only local context, equiv manager, and control flags, making it cheap to create and safe to run in parallel over a shared `Arc`. Replaces pointer-based `ptr_key()` cache keys with blake3 `hash_key()` keys throughout WHNF, def-eq, infer, and ingress caches, fixing the ABA problem where deallocated Arc pointers could alias semantically different expressions. All caches now use DashMap/DashSet for lock-free concurrent access. Also: - Add KernelCtx wrapper for compile-side aux_gen sort-level inference - Extend aux_gen and decompile to handle nested _N-suffixed auxiliaries (rec_N, below_N, brecOn_N, etc.) - Improve ingress error handling: universe index, blob, and UTF-8 errors are now explicit instead of silently defaulting - Add Display impl for TcError and is_explicit() for KUniv --- Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean | 146 ++++ Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean | 31 +- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 598 +++++++++++++-- src/ix/compile.rs | 203 +++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 526 ++++++++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 554 +++++++++---- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs | 403 ++++++++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 850 +++++++++++++++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 424 +++++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs | 276 ++----- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 1067 ++++++++++++-------------- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 97 ++- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 139 +++- src/ix/congruence.rs | 8 +- src/ix/decompile.rs | 568 ++++++++++---- src/ix/env.rs | 90 ++- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 22 +- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 90 +-- src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 10 +- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 85 +- src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 88 +-- src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 30 + src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 6 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 244 +++--- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 70 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 219 ++++-- src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 94 ++- src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 1 + src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 184 ++--- src/ix/kernel/testing.rs | 16 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs | 52 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs | 67 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs | 50 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs | 28 +- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 235 +++--- 35 files changed, 5504 insertions(+), 2067 deletions(-) diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean index 238361b0..1da556aa 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean @@ -30,6 +30,8 @@ mutual public inductive A' | a' : A' → A' --public inductive B' | a' : B' → B' end + + end AlphaCollapse @@ -183,6 +185,7 @@ mutual | ineq : IneqC → UnsatP end end OverMergedStructs + namespace OverMergedStructs2 mutual public structure EqC where @@ -205,4 +208,147 @@ mutual end end OverMergedStructs2 + +-- Nested inductive: single type nesting through List. +-- No alpha-collapse (single inductive), so aux_gen doesn't run. +-- Serves as a baseline: Lean's original nested auxiliaries (.rec_1, .below_1, +-- .brecOn_1) compile without interference from our pipeline. +namespace NestedSimple +public inductive Tree where + | leaf : Nat → Tree + | node : List Tree → Tree + +end NestedSimple + +-- Nested + alpha-collapse: TreeA ≅ TreeB (identical structure under renaming), +-- both nesting through List. Mutual references (fromB/fromA) ensure they form +-- a single SCC so sort_consts can collapse them. +-- Exercises: +-- 1. Alpha-collapse merges {TreeA, TreeB} into one equivalence class +-- 2. build_compile_flat_block detects List as a nested auxiliary +-- 3. generate_canonical_recursors builds a recursor with auxiliary rules for List +-- 4. TreeB's auxiliaries are aliased to TreeA's +namespace NestedAlphaCollapse +mutual + public inductive TreeA where + | leaf : TreeA + | fromB : TreeB → TreeA + | node : List TreeA → TreeA + public inductive TreeB where + | leaf : TreeB + | fromA : TreeA → TreeB + | node : List TreeB → TreeB +end +end NestedAlphaCollapse + +-- Nested + alpha-collapse with a parameter: Rose α nests through List. +-- Mutual references ensure SCC formation. Tests that spec_params (containing +-- the block parameter α) are correctly detected, hashed for dedup, and +-- abstracted back to BVars. +namespace NestedParam +mutual + public inductive RoseA (α : Type) where + | leaf : α → RoseA α + | fromB : RoseB α → RoseA α + | node : List (RoseA α) → RoseA α + public inductive RoseB (α : Type) where + | leaf : α → RoseB α + | fromA : RoseA α → RoseB α + | node : List (RoseB α) → RoseB α +end +end NestedParam + +-- Nested + over-merge: A/B form one SCC (not alpha-equivalent: B has extra +-- field), C references both but not vice versa (external SCC). All three +-- nest through List. +-- Exercises nested detection in a multi-SCC block where the inner SCC {A,B} +-- has a non-trivial flat block (List appears as auxiliary for both A and B). +namespace NestedOverMerge +mutual + public inductive A where + | a : B → List A → A + public inductive B where + | b : A → A → List B → B + public inductive C where + | c : A → B → List C → C +end +end NestedOverMerge + +-- Nested + over-merge + alpha-collapse: A ≅ B (identical structure under +-- renaming), C is in a separate SCC referencing both. All nest through List. +-- Exercises the combination of alpha-collapse AND nested detection in the +-- same block — the canonical recursor for {A,B} needs auxiliary List rules. +namespace NestedOverMergeAlphaCollapse +mutual + public inductive A where + | a : B → List A → A + public inductive B where + | b : A → List B → B + public inductive C where + | c : A → B → List C → C +end +-- +--#eval show Lean.MetaM Unit from do +-- let ci ← Lean.getConstInfo ``A.rec_3 +-- let .recInfo cv := ci | return +-- IO.println s!"{repr cv.all}" +-- +mutual + public inductive A2 where + | a : B2 → List A2 → A2 + public inductive B2 where + | b : A2 → List B2 → B2 +end +mutual + public inductive C2 where + | c : A2 → B2 → List C2 → C2 +end +--#print C2.rec_1 + +end NestedOverMergeAlphaCollapse + +-- Higher-order recursive fields: constructors with `(A → I) → I` pattern. +-- Exercises the `build_below_minor` path for IH fields whose domain has +-- inner foralls. The `.below` minor must distribute PProd inside the forall: +-- `∀ (a : A), PProd(motive (f a), ih a)` +-- NOT flatten it outside: +-- `PProd(∀ (a : A), motive (f a), ih)` +namespace HigherOrderRec + +-- Single inductive with a higher-order recursive field. +-- `.below` minor for `sup` should be: +-- `λ (f : Nat → WTree) (ih : ∀ (a : Nat), Sort rlvl), +-- ∀ (a : Nat), PProd (motive (f a)) (ih a)` +public inductive WTree where + | leaf : Nat → WTree + | sup : (Nat → WTree) → WTree + +-- Multiple higher-order fields: both simple and function-typed recursion. +-- `.below` minor for `branch` should handle `t` as simple IH and `f` as +-- higher-order IH in the same PProd chain. +public inductive MTree where + | leaf : Nat → MTree + | branch : MTree → (Nat → MTree) → MTree + +-- Alpha-collapse with higher-order recursive fields: FA ≅ FB under renaming. +-- Tests that collapsed aliases inherit the correct `.below` structure. +mutual + public inductive FA where + | leaf : FA + | sup : (Nat → FB) → FA + public inductive FB where + | leaf : FB + | sup : (Nat → FA) → FB +end + +-- Multi-argument higher-order field: `(Nat → Bool → I) → I`. +-- `.below` minor should produce: +-- `λ (f : Nat → Bool → HOTree2) (ih : ∀ (a : Nat) (b : Bool), Sort rlvl), +-- ∀ (a : Nat) (b : Bool), PProd (motive (f a b)) (ih a b)` +public inductive HOTree2 where + | leaf : HOTree2 + | sup : (Nat → Bool → HOTree2) → HOTree2 + +end HigherOrderRec + end Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean index 246c730d..10eae10a 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean @@ -1,13 +1,15 @@ /- Comprehensive validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline. - Six phases: - 1. Compilation succeeds (every input constant gets an address) - 2. No ephemeral leaks (original constants don't pollute the Ixon env) - 3. Alpha-equivalence group canonicity (same-class names share addresses) - 4. Decompilation with debug info succeeds - 5. Aux congruence (aux_gen constants match originals) - 6. Decompilation without debug info succeeds + Eight phases: + 1. Aux_gen congruence (pre-compilation: original aux_gen matches Lean) + 2. Compilation succeeds (every input constant gets an address) + 3. No ephemeral leaks (original constants don't pollute the Ixon env) + 4. Alpha-equivalence group canonicity (same-class names share addresses) + 5. Decompilation with debug info succeeds + 6. Aux congruence roundtrip (post-compilation: decompiled aux_gen matches Lean) + 7. Decompilation without debug info succeeds + 8. Nested detection (build_compile_flat_block finds expected auxiliaries) Invoked via `lake test -- --ignored validate-aux`. -/ @@ -59,15 +61,28 @@ partial def collectDeps (env : Lean.Environment) (seeds : List Lean.Name) @[extern "rs_compile_validate_aux"] opaque compileValidateAux : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → USize + def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println "[validate-aux] finding seeds..." let prefixes := [ `Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual, + `Init, + `_private.Init ] let mut seeds := env.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none -- Add prereqs that aux_gen references but test fixtures don't directly use. - seeds := seeds ++ [`True] + -- .below uses PUnit/PProd (Type-level), .brecOn uses Eq/True. + -- We need the full inductive family: type, constructors, and recursor. + seeds := seeds ++ [ + `PUnit, `PUnit.unit, `PUnit.rec, + `PProd, `PProd.mk, `PProd.rec, + `Eq, `Eq.refl, `Eq.rec, + `True, `True.intro, `True.rec, + `OfNat, `OfNat.rec, `SizeOf, `SizeOf.rec, + `Iff, `Iff.rec, `Add, `Add.rec, `HAdd, `HAdd.rec, `Nat, `Nat.rec, + `Nat.brecOn.eq, `PULift, `PULift.rec + ] IO.println s!"[validate-aux] {seeds.length} seeds" IO.println "[validate-aux] collecting transitive deps..." diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index ca3621c4..16bcd78f 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -695,6 +695,156 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( stt.env.blob_count(), ); + // Phase 1b: Aux_gen congruence (full env) + eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1b: Checking aux_gen congruence..."); + { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant}; + use crate::ix::compile::mk_indc; + use crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq; + use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, + DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, + }; + use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; + use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; + + let t_cong = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut n_pass = 0usize; + let mut n_fail = 0usize; + let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); + + for (name, ci) in env.iter() { + let all = match ci { + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => &v.all, + _ => continue, + }; + if all.first() != Some(name) { + continue; + } + let mut key: Vec = all.clone(); + key.sort(); + if !seen_blocks.insert(key) { + continue; + } + + let original_classes: Vec> = + all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); + let original_cs: Vec = all + .iter() + .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n) { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { + Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + if original_cs.is_empty() { + continue; + } + + let orig_patches = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + &original_classes, + &original_cs, + &env, + &stt, + &stt.kctx, + ) { + Ok(p) => p, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] aux_gen congruence: {}: generate failed: {e}", + name.pretty() + ); + n_fail += 1; + continue; + }, + }; + + for (patch_name, patch) in &orig_patches { + let gen_ci = match patch { + PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => LeanCI::RecInfo(r.clone()), + PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) | PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }) + }, + PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }), + PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }), + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => LeanCI::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: bi.name.clone(), + level_params: bi.level_params.clone(), + typ: bi.typ.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(1u64), + all: vec![bi.name.clone()], + ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + _ => continue, + }; + let Some(orig_ci) = env.get(patch_name) else { + continue; + }; + match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { + Ok(()) => n_pass += 1, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] aux_gen congruence: {}: {e}", + patch_name.pretty() + ); + n_fail += 1; + }, + } + } + } + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 1b done in {:.2}s: {} pass, {} fail", + t_cong.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + n_pass, + n_fail, + ); + if n_fail > 0 { + eprintln!( + "[rust-compile] Phase 1b FAILED: {n_fail} aux_gen congruence failures" + ); + return n; + } + } + // Phase 2: Decompile eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 2: Decompiling..."); let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); @@ -827,7 +977,7 @@ impl PhaseResult { } } -/// Comprehensive 6-phase validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline. +/// Comprehensive 7-phase validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline. /// /// Returns total failure count across all phases. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] @@ -850,8 +1000,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ // Phase 1: Compilation succeeds // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - let mut p1 = PhaseResult::new("Compilation"); - println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} compiling..."); + let mut p1 = PhaseResult::new("1. Compilation"); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 1: compiling..."); let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); let stt = match std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { compile_env(&env) @@ -896,38 +1046,222 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( p1.report(); // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - // Phase 2: No ephemeral constant leaks + // Phase 2: Aux_gen congruence (post-compilation, uses real CompileState) + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p2 = PhaseResult::new("2. Aux_gen congruence"); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 2: checking aux_gen congruence..."); + { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant, expr_utils}; + use crate::ix::compile::{KernelCtx, mk_indc}; + use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, + DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, + }; + use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; + + // Ephemeral kernel context for original-structure congruence testing. + // Shared across all blocks (accumulates inductives incrementally). + let p2_kctx = KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(&stt, &p2_kctx); + + // Collect unique .all blocks (deduplicate by sorted names). + let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); + for (name, ci) in env.iter() { + let all = match ci { + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => &v.all, + _ => continue, + }; + // Only process once per .all block, and only if this is all[0]. + if all.first() != Some(name) { + continue; + } + let mut key: Vec = all.clone(); + key.sort(); + if !seen_blocks.insert(key) { + continue; + } + + // Build original classes: each inductive is its own class (no collapse). + let original_classes: Vec> = + all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); + let original_cs: Vec = all + .iter() + .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n) { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { + Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + if original_cs.is_empty() { + continue; + } + + // Ingress this block's inductives into the ephemeral kenv. + for ind_name in all { + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(ind_name, &env, &stt, &p2_kctx); + } + + // Run aux_gen on the original block with ephemeral kernel context. + let orig_patches = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + &original_classes, + &original_cs, + &env, + &stt, + &p2_kctx, + ) { + Ok(p) => p, + Err(e) => { + p2.record_fail(format!( + "{}: generate_aux_patches failed: {e}", + name.pretty() + )); + continue; + }, + }; + + // Compare each generated patch against Lean's original. + for (patch_name, patch) in &orig_patches { + let gen_ci = match patch { + PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => LeanCI::RecInfo(r.clone()), + PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) | PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }) + }, + PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }), + PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }), + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => LeanCI::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: bi.name.clone(), + level_params: bi.level_params.clone(), + typ: bi.typ.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(bi.n_indices as u64), + all: vec![bi.name.clone()], + ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + _ => continue, // NoConfusion — skip + }; + let Some(orig_ci) = env.get(patch_name) else { + continue; // Synthetic name — no Lean original. + }; + match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { + Ok(()) => p2.record_pass(), + Err(e) => { + if p2.fail < 3 { + eprintln!( + "[aux_gen congruence DETAIL] {}:\n error: {e}", + patch_name.pretty(), + ); + // Dump PProd.mk levels in both values + if patch_name.pretty().contains("brecOn.go") { + fn dump_pprod(e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, d: usize, s: &str) { + use crate::ix::env::ExprData as ED; + match e.as_data() { + ED::Const(n, l, _) if n.pretty() == "PProd.mk" => { + let ls: Vec<_> = l.iter().map(|x| x.pretty()).collect(); + eprintln!(" [{s}] d={d} PProd.mk [{}]", ls.join(", ")); + }, + ED::App(f, a, _) => { + dump_pprod(f, d, s); + dump_pprod(a, d, s); + }, + ED::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ED::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + dump_pprod(t, d + 1, s); + dump_pprod(b, d + 1, s); + }, + _ => {}, + } + } + if let Some(v) = gen_ci.get_value() { + dump_pprod(v, 0, "gen"); + } + if let Some(v) = orig_ci.get_value() { + dump_pprod(v, 0, "org"); + } + } + } + p2.record_fail(format!("{}: {e}", patch_name.pretty())); + }, + } + } + } + } + p2.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 3: No ephemeral constant leaks // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - let mut p2 = PhaseResult::new("No ephemeral leaks"); + let mut p3 = PhaseResult::new("3. No ephemeral leaks"); + + // Precompute canonical addresses: any orig_addr that matches another Named + // entry's canonical addr is in consts legitimately (not an ephemeral leak). + let canonical_addrs: FxHashSet = + stt.env.named.iter().map(|e| e.value().addr.clone()).collect(); for entry in stt.env.named.iter() { let named = entry.value(); if let Some((orig_addr, _)) = &named.original { - if *orig_addr != named.addr && stt.env.consts.contains_key(orig_addr) { - p2.record_fail(format!( + if *orig_addr != named.addr + && stt.env.consts.contains_key(orig_addr) + && !canonical_addrs.contains(orig_addr) + { + p3.record_fail(format!( "{}: ephemeral original addr {:?} leaked into consts", entry.key().pretty(), orig_addr, )); } else { - p2.record_pass(); + p3.record_pass(); } } } - p2.report(); + p3.report(); // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - // Phase 3: Alpha-equivalence group canonicity + // Phase 4: Alpha-equivalence group canonicity // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - let mut p3 = PhaseResult::new("Alpha-equivalence canonicity"); + let mut p4 = PhaseResult::new("4. Alpha-equivalence canonicity"); { - // Deduplicate blocks: every name in a mutual block stores the same - // Vec>, so we only need to check each block once. let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); for entry in stt.blocks.iter() { let classes = entry.value(); - // Use the first name of the first class as a dedup key. if let Some(first_class) = classes.first() && let Some(first_name) = first_class.first() && !seen_blocks.insert(first_name.clone()) @@ -937,18 +1271,16 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( for class in classes.iter() { if class.len() <= 1 { - // Singleton class: trivially canonical. - p3.record_pass(); + p4.record_pass(); continue; } - // All names in the class must resolve to the same address. let addrs: Vec<_> = class.iter().map(|name| (name, stt.resolve_addr(name))).collect(); let first_addr = &addrs[0].1; if addrs.iter().all(|(_, a)| a == first_addr) { - p3.record_pass(); + p4.record_pass(); } else { let detail: Vec<_> = addrs .iter() @@ -960,18 +1292,18 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( ) }) .collect(); - p3.record_fail(format!("class addrs differ: {}", detail.join(", "))); + p4.record_fail(format!("class addrs differ: {}", detail.join(", "))); } } } } - p3.report(); + p4.report(); // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - // Phase 4: Decompile with debug info + // Phase 5: Decompile with debug info // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - let mut p4 = PhaseResult::new("Decompile (with debug)"); - println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} decompiling (with debug)..."); + let mut p5 = PhaseResult::new("5. Decompile (with debug)"); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 5: decompiling (with debug)..."); let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); let dstt = match decompile_env(&stt) { @@ -984,7 +1316,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( Some(d) }, Err(e) => { - p4.record_fail(format!("decompile_env FAILED: {e:?}")); + p5.record_fail(format!("decompile_env FAILED: {e:?}")); println!( "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} decompile FAILED in {:.2}s: {e:?}", t1.elapsed().as_secs_f32() @@ -997,25 +1329,28 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let check = check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &stt, dstt); match check { Ok(r) => { - p4.pass = r.matches; + p5.pass = r.matches; if r.mismatches > 0 { - p4.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); + p5.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); } if r.missing > 0 { - p4.record_fail(format!("{} missing from original", r.missing)); + p5.record_fail(format!("{} not in original", r.missing)); + for name in &r.extra_names { + p5.record_fail(format!(" extra: {name}")); + } } }, Err(e) => { - p4.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + p5.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); }, } } - p4.report(); + p5.report(); // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - // Phase 5: Aux congruence + // Phase 6: Aux congruence (post-compilation roundtrip) // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - let mut p5 = PhaseResult::new("Aux congruence"); + let mut p6 = PhaseResult::new("6. Aux congruence (roundtrip)"); if let (Some(dstt), Some(lean_env)) = (&dstt, &stt.lean_env) { for name in stt.aux_gen_extra_names.iter() { @@ -1023,7 +1358,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let orig_ci = match lean_env.get(name) { Some(ci) => ci, None => { - p5.record_fail(format!( + p6.record_fail(format!( "{}: not in original Lean env", name.pretty() )); @@ -1033,30 +1368,30 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let dec_ci = match dstt.env.get(name) { Some(ci) => ci, None => { - p5.record_fail(format!("{}: not in decompiled env", name.pretty())); + p6.record_fail(format!("{}: not in decompiled env", name.pretty())); continue; }, }; match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), orig_ci) { - Ok(()) => p5.record_pass(), - Err(e) => p5.record_fail(format!("{}: {e}", name.pretty())), + Ok(()) => p6.record_pass(), + Err(e) => p6.record_fail(format!("{}: {e}", name.pretty())), } } } else { if dstt.is_none() { - p5.record_fail("skipped: decompilation failed in Phase 4".into()); + p6.record_fail("skipped: decompilation failed in Phase 5".into()); } if stt.lean_env.is_none() { - p5.record_fail("skipped: lean_env not available".into()); + p6.record_fail("skipped: lean_env not available".into()); } } - p5.report(); + p6.report(); // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - // Phase 6: Decompile without debug info (serialize → deserialize) + // Phase 7: Decompile without debug info (serialize → deserialize) // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - let mut p6 = PhaseResult::new("Decompile (without debug)"); - println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} serializing..."); + let mut p7 = PhaseResult::new("7. Decompile (without debug)"); + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 7: serializing..."); let t2 = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut serialized = Vec::new(); @@ -1069,9 +1404,10 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( ); }, Err(e) => { - p6.record_fail(format!("serialize FAILED: {e}")); - p6.report(); - let total = p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail; + p7.record_fail(format!("serialize FAILED: {e}")); + p7.report(); + let total = + p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail + p7.fail; println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {total} total failures"); return total; }, @@ -1080,7 +1416,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserializing and re-decompiling..."); let t3 = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut buf: &[u8] = &serialized; - match crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { + let dstt2 = match crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { Ok(fresh_env) => { let fresh_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState { env: fresh_env, @@ -1109,34 +1445,190 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( ); match check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &fresh_stt, &dstt2) { Ok(r) => { - p6.pass = r.matches; + p7.pass = r.matches; if r.mismatches > 0 { - p6.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); + p7.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); } if r.missing > 0 { - p6.record_fail(format!("{} missing from original", r.missing)); + p7.record_fail(format!("{} not in original", r.missing)); + for name in &r.extra_names { + p7.record_fail(format!(" extra: {name}")); + } } }, Err(e) => { - p6.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + p7.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); }, } + Some(dstt2) }, Err(e) => { - p6.record_fail(format!("re-decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + p7.record_fail(format!("re-decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + None }, } }, Err(e) => { - p6.record_fail(format!("deserialize FAILED: {e}")); + p7.record_fail(format!("deserialize FAILED: {e}")); + None }, + }; + p7.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 7b: Per-constant roundtrip fidelity (out-of-band) + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Post-hoc comparison of each no-debug decompiled constant against the + // original Lean env. This is independent of the decompiler's internal + // checks — it catches any corruption that `check_decompile` might miss + // and gives per-constant pass/fail granularity. + let mut p7b = PhaseResult::new("7b. Roundtrip fidelity (per-constant)"); + if let Some(ref dstt2) = dstt2 { + let orig = env.as_ref(); + // Check every original constant appears in the roundtripped env + // with matching type hash and (if present) value hash. + for (name, orig_ci) in orig.iter() { + match dstt2.env.get(name) { + Some(entry) => { + let dec_ci = entry.value(); + let type_ok = + dec_ci.get_type().get_hash() == orig_ci.get_type().get_hash(); + let val_ok = match (dec_ci.get_value(), orig_ci.get_value()) { + (Some(d), Some(o)) => d.get_hash() == o.get_hash(), + (None, None) => true, + _ => false, + }; + if type_ok && val_ok { + p7b.record_pass(); + } else { + let mut parts = Vec::new(); + if !type_ok { + parts.push(format!( + "type: dec={} orig={}", + dec_ci.get_type().pretty(), + orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), + )); + } + if !val_ok { + parts.push("value hash mismatch".to_string()); + } + p7b + .record_fail(format!("{}: {}", name.pretty(), parts.join("; "),)); + } + }, + None => { + p7b.record_fail(format!( + "{}: missing from roundtripped env", + name.pretty(), + )); + }, + } + } + } else { + p7b.record_fail("skipped: phase 7 decompilation failed".into()); } - p6.report(); + p7b.report(); + + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 8: Nested detection verification + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p8 = PhaseResult::new("8. Nested detection"); + { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::nested::build_compile_flat_block; + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo; + + /// Build a dotted Lean name from a dot-separated string. + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + name + } + + // Expected nested auxiliary detections for known test fixtures. + // Each entry: (list of original dotted names, expected auxiliary names). + let test_cases: Vec<(Vec<&str>, Vec<&str>)> = vec![ + // NestedSimple.Tree: single inductive nesting List. + // Flat block should detect List as an auxiliary. + (vec!["Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.NestedSimple.Tree"], vec!["List"]), + // NestedAlphaCollapse: TreeA ≅ TreeB, both nest List. + // Detection runs on the class representative (TreeA); one List auxiliary. + (vec!["Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.NestedAlphaCollapse.TreeA"], vec!["List"]), + // NestedParam: RoseA α ≅ RoseB α, both nest List. + // Parameterized nesting: spec_params should include the block parameter. + (vec!["Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.NestedParam.RoseA"], vec!["List"]), + // NestedOverMerge: A/B form SCC (not alpha-equiv), C separate. + // A nests List(A), B nests List(B) — distinct spec_params, so two + // List auxiliaries. Lean's rec confirms: motive_4 : List A, motive_5 : List B. + ( + vec![ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.NestedOverMerge.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.NestedOverMerge.B", + ], + vec!["List", "List"], + ), + // NestedOverMergeAlphaCollapse: A ≅ B, C separate. + // Detection on {A} (representative) should find one List auxiliary. + ( + vec!["Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.NestedOverMergeAlphaCollapse.A"], + vec!["List"], + ), + // Non-nested controls: these should produce NO auxiliaries. + (vec!["Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.AlphaCollapse.A"], vec![]), + ( + vec![ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.OverMerge.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual.OverMerge.B", + ], + vec![], + ), + ]; + + for (original_strs, expected_aux_strs) in &test_cases { + let originals: Vec = + original_strs.iter().map(|s| mk_name(s)).collect(); + + // Skip if any name is missing from the env (fixture not compiled). + let all_present = originals + .iter() + .all(|n| matches!(env.get(n), Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)))); + if !all_present { + continue; + } + + let flat = build_compile_flat_block(&originals, &env); + let n_originals = originals.len(); + let aux_names: Vec = + flat.iter().skip(n_originals).map(|m| m.name.pretty()).collect(); + + let expected_aux: Vec = + expected_aux_strs.iter().map(|s| s.to_string()).collect(); + + if aux_names == expected_aux { + p8.record_pass(); + } else { + let label = original_strs.join(", "); + p8.record_fail(format!( + "{{{label}}}: expected auxiliaries {expected_aux:?}, got {aux_names:?}" + )); + } + } + } + p8.report(); // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ // Summary // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ - let total = p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail; + let total = p1.fail + + p2.fail + + p3.fail + + p4.fail + + p5.fail + + p6.fail + + p7.fail + + p7b.fail + + p8.fail; println!( "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} done ({:.2}s total)", t_total.elapsed().as_secs_f32() diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 9193556f..d8b8750c 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -66,6 +66,29 @@ pub struct BlockSizeStats { pub const_count: usize, } +/// Bundled kernel context for aux_gen sort-level inference. +/// +/// Holds the shared kernel environment (constants, caches, intern table). +/// `TypeChecker` instances are created per-use-site — they are cheap +/// thread-local handles that share the `KEnv` via `Arc`. +pub struct KernelCtx { + /// Shared kernel environment (constants, caches, intern table). + pub kenv: Arc>, +} + +impl Default for KernelCtx { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } +} + +impl KernelCtx { + /// Create a new empty kernel context. + pub fn new() -> Self { + KernelCtx { kenv: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()) } + } +} + /// Compile state for building the Ixon environment. pub struct CompileState { /// Ixon environment being built @@ -78,18 +101,21 @@ pub struct CompileState { pub blocks: DashMap>>, /// Per-block size statistics (keyed by low-link name) pub block_stats: DashMap, - /// Kernel environment, incrementally populated as blocks compile. - /// Used for type inference during aux_gen (e.g., is_large_eliminator). - pub kenv: crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, - /// Shared intern table for the kernel environment. - pub kintern: - Arc>, + /// Kernel context for **canonical** constants, populated incrementally + /// by the scheduler as blocks compile. Used by aux_gen for sort-level + /// inference during `.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn` generation. + pub kctx: KernelCtx, /// Constants filtered out during grounding (name -> error description). pub ungrounded: FxHashMap, - /// Names compiled by aux_gen during a parent block's compilation. - /// The scheduler drains this after each block to decrement dep counts - /// for dependents of these "bonus" names. + /// Persistent set of names compiled by aux_gen. Used for membership + /// checks (e.g., "is this name aux_gen-rewritten?") throughout compilation. + /// Never drained — callers rely on `.contains()` long after insertion. pub aux_gen_extra_names: DashSet, + /// Pending aux_gen names awaiting scheduler dependency resolution. + /// Drained after each block completion. Separated from the persistent + /// `aux_gen_extra_names` to avoid O(N×M) re-iteration of the full set + /// on every block completion. + pub aux_gen_pending: std::sync::Mutex>, /// Fallback name->addr map for constants compiled by aux_gen or pre-compiled /// during a parent inductive's compilation. Visible to later compilations /// so expressions referencing them resolve. @@ -145,10 +171,10 @@ impl Default for CompileState { name_to_addr: Default::default(), blocks: Default::default(), block_stats: Default::default(), - kenv: crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new(), - kintern: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable::new()), + kctx: KernelCtx::new(), ungrounded: Default::default(), aux_gen_extra_names: Default::default(), + aux_gen_pending: std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::new()), aux_name_to_addr: Default::default(), lean_env: None, } @@ -1791,23 +1817,31 @@ pub fn compare_ctor( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result { - let key = if x.cnst.name <= y.cnst.name { - (x.cnst.name.clone(), y.cnst.name.clone()) + let (key, reversed) = if x.cnst.name <= y.cnst.name { + ((x.cnst.name.clone(), y.cnst.name.clone()), false) } else { - (y.cnst.name.clone(), x.cnst.name.clone()) + ((y.cnst.name.clone(), x.cnst.name.clone()), true) }; if let Some(o) = cache.cmps.get(&key) { - Ok(SOrd { strong: true, ordering: *o }) + let ordering = if reversed { o.reverse() } else { *o }; + Ok(SOrd { strong: true, ordering }) } else { let so = compare_ctor_inner(x, y, mut_ctx, stt)?; + let stored = if reversed { so.ordering.reverse() } else { so.ordering }; if so.strong { - cache.cmps.insert(key, so.ordering); + cache.cmps.insert(key, stored); } Ok(so) } } -/// Compare two inductives by params, indices, constructor count, type, then constructors. +/// Compare two inductives by derived flags, params, indices, constructor count, +/// type, then constructors. +/// +/// Includes `is_rec` and `is_unsafe` to prevent alpha-collapse from merging +/// inductives whose derived properties differ — a mismatch in `is_rec` would +/// cause the collapsed representative to silently omit `.brecOn` for aliases +/// that need it (or generate it for aliases that shouldn't have it). pub fn compare_indc( x: &Ind, y: &Ind, @@ -1815,40 +1849,50 @@ pub fn compare_indc( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result { - SOrd::try_compare( - SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.cnst.level_params.len(), &y.ind.cnst.level_params.len()), - || { - SOrd::try_compare(SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.num_params, &y.ind.num_params), || { - SOrd::try_compare( - SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.num_indices, &y.ind.num_indices), - || { - SOrd::try_compare( - SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.ctors.len(), &y.ind.ctors.len()), - || { - SOrd::try_compare( - compare_expr( - &x.ind.cnst.typ, - &y.ind.cnst.typ, - mut_ctx, - &x.ind.cnst.level_params, - &y.ind.cnst.level_params, - stt, - )?, - || { - SOrd::try_zip( - |a, b| compare_ctor(a, b, mut_ctx, cache, stt), - &x.ctors, - &y.ctors, - ) - }, - ) - }, - ) - }, - ) - }) - }, - ) + SOrd::try_compare(SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.is_rec, &y.ind.is_rec), || { + SOrd::try_compare(SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.is_unsafe, &y.ind.is_unsafe), || { + SOrd::try_compare( + SOrd::cmp( + &x.ind.cnst.level_params.len(), + &y.ind.cnst.level_params.len(), + ), + || { + SOrd::try_compare( + SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.num_params, &y.ind.num_params), + || { + SOrd::try_compare( + SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.num_indices, &y.ind.num_indices), + || { + SOrd::try_compare( + SOrd::cmp(&x.ind.ctors.len(), &y.ind.ctors.len()), + || { + SOrd::try_compare( + compare_expr( + &x.ind.cnst.typ, + &y.ind.cnst.typ, + mut_ctx, + &x.ind.cnst.level_params, + &y.ind.cnst.level_params, + stt, + )?, + || { + SOrd::try_zip( + |a, b| compare_ctor(a, b, mut_ctx, cache, stt), + &x.ctors, + &y.ctors, + ) + }, + ) + }, + ) + }, + ) + }, + ) + }, + ) + }) + }) } /// Compare two recursor rules by field count, then RHS expression. @@ -2191,16 +2235,15 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( let mut filtered = NameSet::default(); match phase { Phase::Rec => { - // All .rec from the mutual block (filter: RecInfo only). - for ind_name in &lean_all { - let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(&rec_name) - && matches!( - lean_env.get(&rec_name), - Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) - ) + // All .rec and .rec_N from the mutual block that are in the current SCC. + // lean_all only contains inductive names (from RecursorVal.all), not the + // mutually-referencing recursor names. The scheduler's `all` has the full + // SCC including rec_N names. + for n in all { + if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) + && matches!(lean_env.get(n), Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_))) { - filtered.insert(rec_name); + filtered.insert(n.clone()); } } }, @@ -2269,6 +2312,8 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( } } } + // Note: _N auxiliary brecOn (brecOn_1, brecOn_1.go, etc.) are NOT + // included here. They're separate Lean constants with their own SCCs. }, } @@ -2287,6 +2332,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( stt: &CompileState, aux: bool, ) -> Result { + let _cci_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if let Some(cached) = stt.resolve_addr_aux(name, aux) { return Ok(cached); } @@ -2296,6 +2342,16 @@ fn compile_const_inner( name: name.pretty(), caller: "compile_const".into(), })?; + let _cnst_kind = match cnst { + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_) => "defn", + LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(_) => "thm", + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_) => "indc", + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_) => "rec", + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_) => "ctor", + LeanConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(_) => "axio", + LeanConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(_) => "opaq", + LeanConstantInfo::QuotInfo(_) => "quot", + }; // Helper: compile a single definition/theorem/opaque (non-mutual case). // When `aux` is false (ephemeral compilation for metadata capture), @@ -2307,21 +2363,41 @@ fn compile_const_inner( stt: &CompileState, aux: bool, ) -> Result<(Address, ConstantMeta), CompileError> { + let _t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let _name_str_entry = name.pretty(); let mut_ctx = MutConst::single_ctx(def.name.clone()); let (data, meta) = compile_definition(def, &mut_ctx, cache, stt)?; + let _t_compile = _t0.elapsed(); + let n_unique_exprs = cache.exprs.len(); let refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); let univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); let name_str = name.pretty(); + let _t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); let result = apply_sharing_to_definition_with_stats( data, refs, univs, Some(&name_str), ); + let _t_sharing = _t1.elapsed(); + let _t2 = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut bytes = Vec::new(); result.constant.put(&mut bytes); let serialized_size = bytes.len(); let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); + let _t_serial = _t2.elapsed(); + if _t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { + eprintln!( + "[slow_single] {:?} compile={:.2}s sharing={:.2}s serial={:.2}s unique_exprs={} refs={} bytes={}", + name_str, + _t_compile.as_secs_f32(), + _t_sharing.as_secs_f32(), + _t_serial.as_secs_f32(), + n_unique_exprs, + cache.refs.len(), + serialized_size, + ); + } if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); stt @@ -2480,6 +2556,13 @@ fn compile_const_inner( if aux { stt.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr.clone()); + + // Ingress the Lean constant into the kernel environment so the + // type checker can resolve it during sort inference (get_level). + if let Some(ref le) = stt.lean_env { + // For inductives, ensure_in_kenv also ingresses constructors. + aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv(name, le.as_ref(), stt); + } } Ok(addr) } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index ccad044c..b3408742 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ pub(crate) enum PatchedConstant { /// A regenerated `.rec` recursor. Rec(RecursorVal), /// A regenerated `.recOn` definition (arg-reordered `.rec` wrapper). - _RecOn(AuxDef), + RecOn(AuxDef), /// A regenerated `.casesOn` definition (`.rec` wrapper without inductive hypotheses). CasesOn(AuxDef), /// A regenerated `.below` definition (Type-level case). @@ -70,6 +70,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( original_cs: &[MutConst], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { let mut patches: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -89,29 +90,49 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( let n_original = original_all.len(); let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); - // Only generate patches when collapse actually happened. - if n_classes >= n_original { - return Ok(patches); - } + let has_nested = original_all.iter().any(|name| { + matches!( + lean_env.get(name), + Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) + if v.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) > 0 + ) + }); + + // Ensure PUnit and PProd are in kenv BEFORE any ingress (Phase 1) runs. + // ingress_field_deps may encounter PProd in constructor field types and + // would insert it as a bare Axio stub; the hardcoded Indc definitions + // here are authoritative and must be present first. + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, kctx); // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. - let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = recursor::generate_canonical_recursors( - sorted_classes, - lean_env, - stt, - None, - )?; + let _p1_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = + recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + None, + stt, + kctx, + )?; + let _p1_elapsed = _p1_start.elapsed(); for (rec_name, rec_val) in &canonical_recs { - // Register for all original names that map to this class. - patches.insert(rec_name.clone(), PatchedConstant::Rec(rec_val.clone())); + // Only emit .rec if the original Lean env has it (some inductives, + // e.g. structures, may not have .rec in the exported env subset). + if lean_env.get(rec_name).is_some() { + patches.insert(rec_name.clone(), PatchedConstant::Rec(rec_val.clone())); + } } // Phase 1b: Generate .casesOn definitions. // .casesOn is a definition that wraps .rec, stripping IH fields from minors // and replacing non-target motives with PUnit. Needed by .brecOn.eq which // uses casesOn-based proofs (via Lean's `cases` tactic). - for (rec_name, rec_val) in &canonical_recs { + // + // Only generate for original recursors (first n_classes), not auxiliary rec_N. + // This is intentional: Lean does NOT generate casesOn_N for nested auxiliary + // types (unlike below_N/brecOn_N which ARE generated via BRecOn.lean). + for (rec_name, rec_val) in canonical_recs.iter().take(n_classes) { // Build casesOn name: rec_name is "I.rec", casesOn name is "I.casesOn" let ind_name = match rec_name.as_data() { crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), @@ -127,14 +148,31 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( } } - // Phase 1c: .recOn and .noConfusion are deferred to call-site surgery. - // The implementations exist in rec_on.rs and no_confusion.rs but are inactive. + // Phase 1c: Generate .recOn definitions (arg-reordered .rec wrapper). + // + // Only generate for original recursors (first n_classes), not auxiliary rec_N. + // This is intentional: Lean does NOT generate recOn_N for nested auxiliary + // types (unlike below_N/brecOn_N which ARE generated via BRecOn.lean). + for (rec_name, rec_val) in canonical_recs.iter().take(n_classes) { + let ind_name = match rec_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + let rec_on_name = Name::str(ind_name, "recOn".to_string()); + if lean_env.get(&rec_on_name).is_some() + && let Some(aux_def) = rec_on::generate_rec_on(&rec_on_name, rec_val) + { + patches.insert(rec_on_name, PatchedConstant::RecOn(aux_def)); + } + } // Phase 2: Generate .below constants (if originals exist). + let _p2_start = std::time::Instant::now(); { let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; let below_name = Name::str(first_class_name.clone(), "below".to_string()); if lean_env.get(&below_name).is_some() { + let _bt = std::time::Instant::now(); let below_consts = below::generate_below_constants( sorted_classes, &canonical_recs, @@ -142,6 +180,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( is_prop, Some(stt), )?; + let _below_elapsed = _bt.elapsed(); for bc in &below_consts { match bc { below::BelowConstant::Def(d) => { @@ -155,28 +194,78 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( } } + // Populate canon_kenv with canonical .below types for Phase 3. + // The canonical TC needs these to infer PProd(motive, I.below ...) + // during brecOn generation. We insert the regenerated types (which + // match the alpha-collapsed block structure), not the originals. + populate_canon_kenv_with_below( + &below_consts, + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + stt, + kctx, + ); + // Phase 3: Generate .brecOn constants (if originals exist). let brecon_name = Name::str(first_class_name.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); if lean_env.get(&brecon_name).is_some() { + let _brt = std::time::Instant::now(); let brecon_consts = brecon::generate_brecon_constants( sorted_classes, &canonical_recs, &below_consts, lean_env, is_prop, + stt, + kctx, )?; + let _brecon_elapsed = _brt.elapsed(); for d in brecon_consts { - patches.insert(d.name.clone(), PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d)); + // Only emit if the original Lean env has this constant + // (e.g. .brecOn.eq may not be in the exported env subset). + if lean_env.get(&d.name).is_some() { + patches.insert(d.name.clone(), PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d)); + } + } + + let _gen_label = sorted_classes + .first() + .and_then(|c| c.first()) + .map(|n| n.pretty()) + .unwrap_or_default(); + if _below_elapsed.as_secs_f32() + _brecon_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.3 { + eprintln!( + "[gen_patches_detail] {:?} belowGen={:.2}s breconGen={:.2}s", + _gen_label, + _below_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + _brecon_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + ); } } } } + let _gen_label = sorted_classes + .first() + .and_then(|c| c.first()) + .map(|n| n.pretty()) + .unwrap_or_default(); + if _p1_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.5 { + eprintln!( + "[gen_patches] {:?} recGen={:.2}s patches={}", + _gen_label, + _p1_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + patches.len(), + ); + } + // Phase 4: .noConfusionType + .noConfusion — deferred to call-site surgery. // See comment in Phase 1b/1c above. // Register patches for non-representative names (alpha-collapsed aliases). + // Each alias gets deep-renamed: internal Const references to the + // representative's auxiliaries are rewritten to reference the alias's own. let mut alias_patches: Vec<(Name, PatchedConstant)> = Vec::new(); for class in sorted_classes { if class.len() <= 1 { @@ -184,30 +273,161 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( } let rep = &class[0]; for alias in &class[1..] { + // Build the rep→alias name map for deep renaming. + let name_map = build_alias_name_map(rep, alias, lean_env); + // For each active suffix that has a patch for rep, register the same for alias. - // Only .rec, .below, .brecOn are active; others deferred to call-site surgery. - let suffixes = ["rec", "casesOn", "below", "brecOn"]; + let suffixes = ["rec", "recOn", "casesOn", "below", "brecOn"]; for suffix in &suffixes { let rep_name = Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()); let alias_name = Name::str(alias.clone(), suffix.to_string()); if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&rep_name) { - // BelowIndc needs deep renaming (constructor names change too). - // Other patches only need a shallow name swap. + // BelowIndc needs structural renaming (constructor names in the + // BelowCtor structs change too, not just expression-level Consts). let aliased = match patch { PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => PatchedConstant::BelowIndc( below::rename_below_indc(bi, alias, rep, lean_env), ), - _ => rename_patch(patch, &alias_name), + _ => rename_patch(patch, &alias_name, &name_map), }; alias_patches.push((alias_name, aliased)); } } + // Also .brecOn.go and .brecOn.eq — sub-names of brecOn that are + // generated for Type-level inductives by build_type_brecon_fvar. + for sub in &["go", "eq"] { + let rep_base = Name::str(rep.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + let alias_base = Name::str(alias.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + let rep_name = Name::str(rep_base, sub.to_string()); + let alias_name = Name::str(alias_base, sub.to_string()); + if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&rep_name) { + let aliased = rename_patch(patch, &alias_name, &name_map); + alias_patches.push((alias_name, aliased)); + } + } + + // Note: _N suffixed names (rec_1, below_1, brecOn_1, etc.) are NOT + // aliased here. They always hang off all[0] (the first inductive in + // source order), not per-class-representative. There is no TreeB.rec_1 + // in Lean — only TreeA.rec_1. } } for (name, patch) in alias_patches { patches.insert(name, patch); } + // Register original-order auxiliary aliases. When alpha-collapse merges + // inductives, the original Lean block (.all) may have MORE nested + // auxiliaries than the canonical block. E.g., {RoseA, RoseB} in .all + // discovers List(RoseA α) + List(RoseB α) → rec_1, rec_2. But after + // alpha-collapse to {RoseA}, the canonical flat block has only List(RoseA α) + // → rec_1. We need rec_2 to alias to the canonical rec_1. + // + // The mapping is built by matching each original auxiliary's + // (ext_ind_name, normalized_spec_params) against the canonical auxiliaries. + // Normalization substitutes original names with their class representatives + // so that List(RoseB α) matches List(RoseA α). + if has_nested { + let n_canonical_aux = canonical_recs.len().saturating_sub(n_classes); + let original_flat = + nested::build_compile_flat_block(&original_all, lean_env); + let n_original_aux = original_flat.len().saturating_sub(n_original); + + if n_original_aux > 0 && n_canonical_aux > 0 { + // Lean hangs _N suffixed names off all[0] (first in source order). + let first_orig_name = &original_all[0]; + // Canonical _N names also use all[0] (via below.rs/brecon.rs fix). + let canon_first = first_orig_name; + + // Build name substitution: original name → canonical class representative. + let orig_to_canon_names: std::collections::HashMap = + sorted_classes + .iter() + .flat_map(|class| { + let rep = &class[0]; + class.iter().map(move |name| (name.clone(), rep.clone())) + }) + .collect(); + + // Build canonical flat block for matching. + let canonical_names: Vec = + sorted_classes.iter().map(|c| c[0].clone()).collect(); + let canonical_flat = + nested::build_compile_flat_block(&canonical_names, lean_env); + + // Map each original auxiliary to its canonical match. + for oj in 0..n_original_aux { + let orig_aux = &original_flat[n_original + oj]; + let orig_idx = oj + 1; // 1-based + + // Normalize original spec_params: replace original names with + // canonical representatives. + let normalized_specs: Vec = orig_aux + .spec_params + .iter() + .map(|sp| expr_utils::replace_const_names(sp, &orig_to_canon_names)) + .collect(); + + // Find matching canonical auxiliary by (ext_ind_name, spec_params hash). + let canon_match = canonical_flat[n_classes..].iter().enumerate().find( + |(_, canon_aux)| { + canon_aux.name == orig_aux.name + && canon_aux.spec_params.len() == normalized_specs.len() + && canon_aux + .spec_params + .iter() + .zip(normalized_specs.iter()) + .all(|(a, b)| a.get_hash() == b.get_hash()) + }, + ); + + let Some((cj, _)) = canon_match else { + // No canonical match — this auxiliary references inductives + // outside the current SCC (cross-SCC case). Don't insert as + // a patch — let the scheduler compile it normally from lean_env + // once all deps (including the external SCC) are available. + continue; + }; + let canon_idx = cj + 1; // 1-based + + // Alias original _N names to canonical _N patches. + // These only rename the _N suffix — both share the same parent + // inductive (canon_first == first_orig_name), so no internal + // Const rewriting is needed. + let empty_map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); + for suffix in &["rec", "below", "brecOn"] { + let orig_name = + Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("{suffix}_{orig_idx}")); + if patches.contains_key(&orig_name) { + continue; // Already generated canonically. + } + let canon_name = + Name::str(canon_first.clone(), format!("{suffix}_{canon_idx}")); + if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&canon_name) { + let aliased = rename_patch(patch, &orig_name, &empty_map); + patches.insert(orig_name, aliased); + } + } + // Also .brecOn_N.go and .brecOn_N.eq + for sub in &["go", "eq"] { + let orig_base = + Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("brecOn_{orig_idx}")); + let orig_name = Name::str(orig_base, sub.to_string()); + if patches.contains_key(&orig_name) { + continue; + } + let canon_base = + Name::str(canon_first.clone(), format!("brecOn_{canon_idx}")); + let canon_name = Name::str(canon_base, sub.to_string()); + if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&canon_name) { + let aliased = rename_patch(patch, &orig_name, &empty_map); + patches.insert(orig_name, aliased); + } + } + } + } + } + Ok(patches) } @@ -221,27 +441,128 @@ fn _name_parent(name: &Name) -> Name { } } -/// Clone a PatchedConstant with a new name. -fn rename_patch(patch: &PatchedConstant, new_name: &Name) -> PatchedConstant { +/// Build a name substitution map for aliasing `rep` → `alias`. +/// +/// Covers the inductive itself, its constructors (positional mapping), +/// and all known auxiliary suffixes. This ensures `replace_const_names` +/// rewrites all internal Const references when creating alias patches. +fn build_alias_name_map( + rep: &Name, + alias: &Name, + lean_env: &Arc, +) -> std::collections::HashMap { + let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); + + // Inductive name itself. + map.insert(rep.clone(), alias.clone()); + + // Constructor names: positional mapping rep.ctor_i → alias.ctor_i. + let rep_ctors = match lean_env.get(rep) { + Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), + _ => vec![], + }; + let alias_ctors = match lean_env.get(alias) { + Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), + _ => vec![], + }; + for (rc, ac) in rep_ctors.iter().zip(alias_ctors.iter()) { + map.insert(rc.clone(), ac.clone()); + } + + // Auxiliary suffixes. + for suffix in &[ + "rec", + "recOn", + "casesOn", + "below", + "brecOn", + "noConfusionType", + "noConfusion", + ] { + map.insert( + Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()), + Name::str(alias.clone(), suffix.to_string()), + ); + } + + // Sub-names of brecOn. + for sub in &["go", "eq"] { + let rep_sub = + Name::str(Name::str(rep.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()), sub.to_string()); + let alias_sub = Name::str( + Name::str(alias.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()), + sub.to_string(), + ); + map.insert(rep_sub, alias_sub); + } + + // Below constructor names (for Prop-level .below inductives). + let rep_below = Name::str(rep.clone(), "below".to_string()); + let alias_below = Name::str(alias.clone(), "below".to_string()); + map.insert(rep_below.clone(), alias_below.clone()); + // Map positional .below constructors: Rep.below.ctor_suffix → Alias.below.ctor_suffix. + for (rc, ac) in rep_ctors.iter().zip(alias_ctors.iter()) { + if let Some(rc_suffix) = rc.strip_prefix(rep) { + let rep_bc = rep_below.append_components(&rc_suffix); + let alias_bc = alias_below.append_components( + &ac.strip_prefix(alias).unwrap_or_else(|| ac.components()), + ); + map.insert(rep_bc, alias_bc); + } + } + + map +} + +/// Clone a PatchedConstant with a new name, rewriting internal Const +/// references via `name_map`. +fn rename_patch( + patch: &PatchedConstant, + new_name: &Name, + name_map: &std::collections::HashMap, +) -> PatchedConstant { match patch { PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => { let mut r2 = r.clone(); r2.cnst.name = new_name.clone(); + r2.cnst.typ = expr_utils::replace_const_names(&r2.cnst.typ, name_map); + for rule in &mut r2.rules { + if let Some(new_ctor) = name_map.get(&rule.ctor) { + rule.ctor = new_ctor.clone(); + } + rule.rhs = expr_utils::replace_const_names(&rule.rhs, name_map); + } + // Rewrite the `all` list. + r2.all = r2 + .all + .iter() + .map(|n| name_map.get(n).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| n.clone())) + .collect(); PatchedConstant::Rec(r2) }, - PatchedConstant::_RecOn(d) => { - PatchedConstant::_RecOn(AuxDef { name: new_name.clone(), ..d.clone() }) - }, - PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) => { - PatchedConstant::CasesOn(AuxDef { name: new_name.clone(), ..d.clone() }) - }, + PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => PatchedConstant::RecOn(AuxDef { + name: new_name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), + value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), + }), + PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) => PatchedConstant::CasesOn(AuxDef { + name: new_name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), + value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), + }), PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => { PatchedConstant::BelowDef(below::BelowDef { name: new_name.clone(), - ..d.clone() + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), + value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), }) }, PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(i) => { + // BelowIndc is handled by rename_below_indc at the call site. + // This arm is a fallback — just rename the name. PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(below::BelowIndc { name: new_name.clone(), ..i.clone() @@ -249,17 +570,154 @@ fn rename_patch(patch: &PatchedConstant, new_name: &Name) -> PatchedConstant { }, PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => PatchedConstant::BRecOn(brecon::BRecOnDef { name: new_name.clone(), - ..d.clone() + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), + value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), }), PatchedConstant::_NoConfusionType(d) => { PatchedConstant::_NoConfusionType(AuxDef { name: new_name.clone(), - ..d.clone() + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), + value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), }) }, PatchedConstant::_NoConfusion(d) => PatchedConstant::_NoConfusion(AuxDef { name: new_name.clone(), - ..d.clone() + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), + value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), }), } } + +/// Populate `stt.canon_kenv` with canonical `.below` types and their +/// dependencies (parent inductives, constructors, PUnit, PProd). +/// +/// The canonical `.below` types match the alpha-collapsed block structure +/// and may differ from the originals in `lean_env`. The canonical TC +/// (`stt.canon_tc`) uses `canon_kenv` exclusively, so it sees the +/// correct types for PProd(motive, I.below ...) inference. +pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( + below_consts: &[below::BelowConstant], + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + lean_env: &std::sync::Arc, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) { + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv, resolve_lean_name_addr, + }; + + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); + let canon = &kctx.kenv; + + // Ensure PUnit and PProd are in kenv. + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, kctx); + + // Ensure parent inductives (and their constructors) are in canon_kenv. + // The .below types reference these in their motive/major domains. + for class in sorted_classes { + let rep = &class[0]; + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(rep, lean_env, stt, kctx); + } + + // Insert canonical .below definitions/inductives. + for bc in below_consts { + match bc { + below::BelowConstant::Def(d) => { + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&d.name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zid = KId::new(addr, d.name.clone()); + let ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + &d.typ, + &d.level_params, + &kctx.kenv, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); + let val_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + &d.value, + &d.level_params, + &kctx.kenv, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); + canon.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Definition, + safety: crate::ix::env::DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + lvls: d.level_params.len() as u64, + ty: ty_z, + val: val_z, + lean_all: vec![], + block: zid, + }, + ); + }, + below::BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&i.name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zid = KId::new(addr, i.name.clone()); + let ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + &i.typ, + &i.level_params, + &kctx.kenv, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); + let mut ctor_zids = Vec::new(); + for ctor in &i.ctors { + let ctor_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&ctor.name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let ctor_zid = KId::new(ctor_addr, ctor.name.clone()); + let ctor_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + &ctor.typ, + &i.level_params, + &kctx.kenv, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); + canon.insert( + ctor_zid.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: ctor.name.clone(), + level_params: i.level_params.clone(), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: i.level_params.len() as u64, + induct: zid.clone(), + cidx: ctor_zids.len() as u64, + params: ctor.n_params as u64, + fields: ctor.n_fields as u64, + ty: ctor_ty_z, + }, + ); + ctor_zids.push(ctor_zid); + } + canon.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: i.name.clone(), + level_params: i.level_params.clone(), + lvls: i.level_params.len() as u64, + params: i.n_params as u64, + indices: i.n_indices as u64, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + ctors: ctor_zids, + ty: ty_z, + block: zid, + nested: 0, + member_idx: 0, + lean_all: vec![], + }, + ); + }, + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index 5abe1f8d..a764f955 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -44,6 +44,8 @@ pub(crate) struct BelowIndc { pub name: Name, pub level_params: Vec, pub n_params: usize, + /// Number of indices: original inductive's indices + 1 (major premise). + pub n_indices: usize, pub typ: LeanExpr, pub ctors: Vec, } @@ -143,6 +145,7 @@ pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( name: new_below_name, level_params: canonical.level_params.clone(), n_params: canonical.n_params, + n_indices: canonical.n_indices, typ: replace_const_names(&canonical.typ, &name_map), ctors: renamed_ctors, } @@ -214,6 +217,63 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( } } + // Generate .below_N for nested auxiliary members (Type-level only). + // Lean generates these via mkBelowFromRec for each nested auxiliary + // recursor (BRecOn.lean:125-129). They're always definitions, even for + // Prop-level blocks, but we only implement Type-level for now. + // + // The auxiliary recursors are at canonical_recs[n_classes..]. Each gets + // a 1-based suffix: .below_1, .below_2, etc., hanging off the first + // inductive in the block. + if !is_prop { + let n_aux = canonical_recs.len().saturating_sub(n_classes); + if n_aux > 0 { + let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; + let first_ind = match lean_env.get(first_class_name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => return Ok(results), + }; + // Lean hangs _N suffixed names off all[0] (first in source order), + // not the canonical class representative. + let all0 = &first_ind.all[0]; + for j in 0..n_aux { + let idx = j + 1; // 1-based Lean convention + let (_, aux_rec_val) = &canonical_recs[n_classes + j]; + let below_name = Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("below_{idx}")); + + // Only generate if this constant exists in the source environment. + // Check lean_env (original Lean env during compilation) OR + // stt.env.named (Ixon compile state — has all constants during + // decompilation where lean_env is the incrementally-built work_env + // and won't contain the constant we're about to generate). + let exists = lean_env.contains_key(&below_name) + || stt.is_some_and(|s| s.env.named.contains_key(&below_name)); + if !exists { + continue; + } + + // Extract the actual external inductive from the auxiliary + // recursor's major premise. The major is the last binder in the + // rec type: `∀ ... (t : ExtInd spec_params indices), ...`. + // We need the external ind for the ilvl fallback path in + // build_below_def, which uses ind.cnst.typ to extract the sort. + let ext_ind = + extract_major_head_ind(aux_rec_val, lean_env).unwrap_or(first_ind); + + let def = build_below_def( + &below_name, + aux_rec_val, + ext_ind, + lean_env, + n_classes, + canonical_recs, + stt, + )?; + results.push(BelowConstant::Def(def)); + } + } + } + Ok(results) } @@ -234,7 +294,7 @@ fn build_below_def( lean_env: &LeanEnv, n_classes: usize, canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], - stt: Option<&crate::ix::compile::CompileState>, + _stt: Option<&crate::ix::compile::CompileState>, ) -> Result { let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; @@ -248,49 +308,50 @@ fn build_below_def( // ilvl: the universe level of the inductive's type former. // - // Lean (BRecOn.lean:78-80) computes this from the major premise: - // `typeFormerTypeLevel (← inferType (← inferType major))` - // "to be more robust when facing nested induction" — because nested - // inductives specialize universe params, the inductive's raw type - // may not reflect the actual sort level seen through the recursor. + // Lean (BRecOn.lean:78-80): + // let majorTypeType ← inferType (← inferType major) + // let ilvl ← typeFormerTypeLevel majorTypeType // - // When the kernel type checker is available (stt), extract the major - // premise's type from the recursor and infer its sort level semantically. - // Fall back to the syntactic approach otherwise. - let syntactic_ilvl = get_ind_sort_level(&ind.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices); - let ilvl = if let Some(stt) = stt { - // Build the major premise's type by walking the recursor telescope. - // The major is the last binder: peel params + motives + minors + indices. - let total_before_major = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices; - let mut cur = rec_val.cnst.typ.clone(); - let mut major_type = None; - for i in 0..=total_before_major { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - if i == total_before_major { - // dom is the major premise's type (under total_before_major binders) - major_type = Some(dom.clone()); - } - cur = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - if let Some(major_ty) = major_type { - // Infer the sort level of the major premise's type. - // major_ty lives under n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices - // binders in the recursor type. We need it as a closed expression - // for the type checker, so we use the recursor's level params. - infer_sort_level(&major_ty, rec_level_params, stt, &syntactic_ilvl) + // We replicate this by opening the recursor type into FVars, getting the + // major's type (an applied inductive), decomposing to get the head + // inductive, looking up its sort, and substituting the occurrence levels. + // This preserves Lean's level tree structure (no kernel normalization). + let ilvl = { + let total = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices + 1; + let (_fvars, decls, _) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, total, "blv", 0); + + // major's type in FVar form: e.g. `List(Doc.Part FVar_α FVar_β FVar_γ)` + // or `Doc.Part FVar_α FVar_β FVar_γ` for original below. + let major_type_fvar = &decls[total - 1].domain; + + // Decompose to get the head inductive and its level args. + let (head, _args) = super::expr_utils::decompose_apps(major_type_fvar); + + if let ExprData::Const(head_name, head_levels, _) = head.as_data() + && let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(head_ind)) = lean_env.get(head_name) + { + // Get the inductive's sort: peel params + indices from the type. + let head_n_params = head_ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let head_n_indices = head_ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let raw_sort = + get_ind_sort_level(&head_ind.cnst.typ, head_n_params + head_n_indices); + // Substitute the inductive's level params with the occurrence levels, + // then normalize to right-associated form to match Lean's inferType. + let result = normalize_level(&super::expr_utils::subst_level( + &raw_sort, + &head_ind.cnst.level_params, + head_levels, + )); + result } else { - syntactic_ilvl + // Fallback: use parent inductive's sort level directly. + get_ind_sort_level(&ind.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices) } - } else { - syntactic_ilvl }; - // rlvl = max(ilvl, elim_level), normalized to avoid structural mismatch. - let rlvl = level_max(&ilvl, &elim_level); + // rlvl = max(ilvl, elim_level), normalized to match Lean's canonical form. + let rlvl = normalize_level(&level_max(&ilvl, &elim_level)); // .below level params = same as .rec level params let below_level_params = rec_level_params.clone(); @@ -319,6 +380,43 @@ fn build_below_def( }) } +/// Extract the `InductiveVal` from a recursor's major premise. +/// +/// The major premise is the last binder in the recursor type: +/// `∀ params motives minors indices (t : ExtInd ...), motive ...` +/// Returns the `InductiveVal` for the head constant of the major's domain. +fn extract_major_head_ind<'a>( + rec_val: &RecursorVal, + lean_env: &'a LeanEnv, +) -> Option<&'a InductiveVal> { + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let total = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices + 1; + + // Peel all binders to get the major premise's domain. + let mut cur = rec_val.cnst.typ.clone(); + for _ in 0..total - 1 { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } + } + // cur is now `∀ (t : MajorDom), ReturnType` + let major_dom = match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, _, _, _) => dom, + _ => return None, + }; + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(major_dom); + match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => match lean_env.get(name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => Some(v), + _ => None, + }, + _ => None, + } +} + /// Extract the sort level from an inductive's type by peeling n foralls. pub(super) fn get_ind_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Level { let mut cur = typ.clone(); @@ -382,7 +480,7 @@ fn build_below_type(rec_val: &RecursorVal, rlvl: &Level) -> LeanExpr { /// then closes with `mk_lambda` over the non-minor binders. fn build_below_value( rec_val: &RecursorVal, - ind: &InductiveVal, + _ind: &InductiveVal, _lean_env: &LeanEnv, rlvl: &Level, elim_level: &Level, @@ -418,9 +516,16 @@ fn build_below_value( forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "bvj", 0); // Universe args for the rec application: [succ(rlvl), ind_lvls...] - let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + // Use Level::succ directly (not mk_level_succ) to match Lean's elaborator, + // which does NOT distribute Succ over Max for recursor elimination levels. + // + // Derive the inductive-level params from the recursor's own level params, + // not from `ind`. The recursor's level params are [elim_level, ind_params...], + // so [1..] gives the inductive-level params. This is correct for both the + // main .below (where ind = block inductive) and below_N (where ind = external + // inductive, whose level params may differ from the auxiliary recursor's). let mut rec_univs: Vec = vec![Level::succ(rlvl.clone())]; - for lp in ind_level_params { + for lp in &rec_val.cnst.level_params[1..] { rec_univs.push(Level::param(lp.clone())); } @@ -506,7 +611,7 @@ fn build_below_indc( let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let _n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let _n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let below_n_params = n_params + n_motives; let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; @@ -575,6 +680,7 @@ fn build_below_indc( name: below_name.clone(), level_params: ind_level_params.clone(), // .below has same level params as parent (no elim level for Prop) n_params: below_n_params, + n_indices: n_indices + 1, // original indices + major premise typ: below_type, ctors, }) @@ -606,6 +712,16 @@ fn build_below_indc_type( forall_telescope(&after_minors, n_indices, "biti", 0); let (_, major_decls, _) = forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "bitj", 0); + // Match Lean's `toImplicit` (IndPredBelow.lean:77-80): make index binders + // implicit while keeping the major (last binder) explicit. + let index_decls: Vec = index_decls + .into_iter() + .map(|mut d| { + d.info = BinderInfo::Implicit; + d + }) + .collect(); + // Adjust motive domains: replace result Sort with Prop, make implicit. // Prop .below motives always target Prop, even with large elimination (drec). let motive_decls: Vec = motive_decls @@ -697,22 +813,20 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( forall_telescope(&ctor.cnst.typ, n_ctor_params, "bicp", 0); // Open fields from ctor type (after params). Domains now reference param FVars. - let (field_fvars, field_decls, _ctor_return) = + // ctor_return is the constructor's return type (e.g., `I params indices`) in FVar form. + let (field_fvars, field_decls, ctor_return) = forall_telescope(&after_params, n_ctor_fields, "bicf", 0); // --- Phase 2: Create motive FVars from rec type --- - // Open rec type past params (using our param FVars for substitution), - // then extract motive domains. Replace result Sort with Prop. - let (_, _rec_param_decls, rec_after_params) = - forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, n_params, "bicrp", 0); - // The motive domains in the rec type reference rec param FVars, but we need - // them to reference our ctor param FVars. Since both have the same structure, - // we open the rec type motives with forall_telescope and then substitute - // the rec param FVars with our ctor param FVars. - // Actually, simpler: open rec motives independently, then in the final - // mk_forall, the motive domains will be abstracted correctly since they - // don't reference the ctor's param FVars. But we need motive FVars that - // we can use in field domains. Let's create them with adjusted domains. + // Peel rec type params by substituting with the ctor's param FVars (bicp_*). + // This ensures motive domains reference the same FVars as param_decls, + // so mk_forall can abstract them correctly. + let mut rec_after_params = rec_val.cnst.typ.clone(); + for pf in ¶m_fvars { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = rec_after_params.as_data() { + rec_after_params = instantiate1(body, pf); + } + } let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut motive_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); { @@ -764,9 +878,18 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( }) .collect(); - // Build the expanded binder list following Lean's IndPredBelow ordering: - // Pass 1: All original fields (non-rec and rec alike) - // Pass 2: For each recursive field, add (ih_below, motive_proof) pairs + // Build the expanded binder list following Lean's IndPredBelow ordering + // (IndPredBelow.lean:99-113). + // + // Lean processes the recursor MINOR premise, which places ALL constructor + // fields first, then ALL IH fields. IndPredBelow iterates the minor args + // in order: non-IH args (constructor fields) are pushed as-is, then IH + // args (motive-typed) get (below, motive) pairs inserted. + // + // Since we work from the constructor (not the minor), we replicate this + // with two passes: + // Pass 1: push ALL original fields + // Pass 2: for each recursive field, push (ih_below, motive_proof) let mut expanded_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut orig_field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); // FVars for original fields @@ -779,7 +902,7 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( orig_field_fvars.push(field.fvar.clone()); } - // Pass 2: For each recursive field, push ih_below + motive_proof + // Pass 2: For each recursive field, push (ih_below, motive_proof) for field in &fields { if let Some(target_j) = field.rec_target { // ih: Target_j.below params motives field_fvar @@ -805,12 +928,13 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( info: BinderInfo::Default, }); - // f_ih: motive_j field_fvar - // Replace inductive head with motive FVar, apply to same args + field_fvar + // f_ih: motive_j indices... field_fvar + // Replace inductive head with motive FVar, skip params, apply indices + field_fvar let fih_dom = replace_head_with_fvar( &field.decl.domain, &motive_fvars[target_j], &field.fvar, + n_params, ); let fih_name = orig_name_iter.next().unwrap_or_else(|| field.decl.binder_name.clone()); @@ -827,27 +951,27 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( } // --- Phase 4: Build return type using FVars --- - // Return type: below_name params motives (ctor params orig_fields) + // Return type: below_name params motives indices... (ctor params orig_fields) + // where indices are extracted from the constructor's return type `I params indices`. + let univs: Vec = + ind_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); let ctor_app = mk_app_n( - mk_const( - ctor_name, - &ind_level_params - .iter() - .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) - .collect::>(), - ), + mk_const(ctor_name, &univs), &[¶m_fvars[..], &orig_field_fvars[..]].concat(), ); - let mut ret = mk_const( - below_name, - &ind_level_params - .iter() - .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) - .collect::>(), - ); + // Extract index arguments from the ctor's return type. + // _ctor_return is e.g. `Nat.le n (Nat.succ m)` in FVar form; + // args after n_params are the index expressions. + let (_ret_head, ret_args) = decompose_apps(&ctor_return); + let index_args: Vec<&LeanExpr> = ret_args.iter().skip(n_params).collect(); + + let mut ret = mk_const(below_name, &univs); ret = mk_app_n(ret, ¶m_fvars); ret = mk_app_n(ret, &motive_fvars); + for idx_arg in &index_args { + ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, (*idx_arg).clone()); + } ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, ctor_app); // --- Phase 5: Close with mk_forall --- @@ -917,12 +1041,18 @@ fn transform_to_below_fvar( /// Replace the head constant in a field domain with a motive FVar. /// -/// `I_j args` → `motive_fvar args major_fvar` -/// Handles forall wrapping. +/// Given a field domain `I_j params... indices...`, build +/// `motive_fvar indices... major_fvar`. The motive does not take +/// parameters (they are global to the block), so the first +/// `num_params` arguments from the domain's application spine are +/// skipped. +/// +/// Handles forall wrapping for higher-order fields. fn replace_head_with_fvar( field_dom: &LeanExpr, motive_fvar: &LeanExpr, major_fvar: &LeanExpr, + num_params: usize, ) -> LeanExpr { let n_inner = count_foralls_expr(field_dom); let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = @@ -930,23 +1060,11 @@ fn replace_head_with_fvar( let (_head, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); - // Build: motive_fvar args inner_fvars major_fvar - let _n_params = args.len(); + // Build: motive_fvar indices... inner_fvars major_fvar + // The args from the field domain are: [params..., indices...]. + // The motive takes only (indices, major), so skip the first num_params. let mut result = motive_fvar.clone(); - // Skip param args (the motive doesn't take params) - // The args from the field domain are: params... indices... - // The motive takes: indices... major - // So skip the first n_param args - // Actually, the field domain in FVar form has param FVars as args. - // The motive FVar already has the right type (∀ indices major, Prop). - // So we need to skip the param-level args and pass only index-level + major. - // For Prop mutual cycles with 0 params, all args are indices. - // For the general case: the ctor field's I_j application has all args - // (params included as FVars). The motive takes only indices + major. - // We don't know how many are params here, so we skip none and let - // the type checker sort it out — the args after the head should match - // what the motive expects. - for a in &args { + for a in args.iter().skip(num_params) { result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); } if !inner_fvars.is_empty() { @@ -998,11 +1116,17 @@ fn detect_rec_target_class( /// /// For each field: /// - Non-IH field (head is NOT a motive FVar) → keep as lambda param -/// - IH field (head IS a motive FVar) → replace domain with `Sort rlvl`, -/// collect PProd entry: `motive_app ×' ih_field` +/// - Simple IH field (domain = `motive args`) → replace domain with +/// `Sort rlvl`, collect PProd entry: `motive_app ×' ih_field` +/// - Higher-order IH field (domain = `∀ a₁..aₙ, motive args`) → replace +/// domain with `∀ a₁..aₙ, Sort rlvl`, collect PProd entry: +/// `∀ a₁..aₙ, PProd (motive args) (ih_field a₁..aₙ)` /// -/// The result is a lambda taking all fields (with IH types replaced by Sort rlvl), +/// The result is a lambda taking all fields (with IH types replaced), /// returning a PProd chain of entries, ending with PUnit. +/// +/// Matches Lean's `buildBelowMinorPremise` in +/// `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean:33-48`. fn build_below_minor( minor_dom: &LeanExpr, rlvl: &Level, @@ -1016,12 +1140,19 @@ fn build_below_minor( forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, "bwf", 0); // Classify fields: IH (head is motive FVar) vs non-IH. + // For IH fields, also open inner foralls to detect higher-order pattern. struct FieldInfo { decl: LocalDecl, fvar: LeanExpr, is_ih: bool, - /// For IH fields: the original domain expression (motive_fvar args) - motive_app: Option, + /// For higher-order IH: inner forall binders and leaf motive application. + /// Empty for simple IH or non-IH fields. + inner_decls: Vec, + inner_fvars: Vec, + /// The leaf motive application (after peeling inner foralls). + /// For simple IH: same as `decl.domain`. For higher-order IH: the + /// innermost `motive_fvar args` after stripping foralls. + leaf_motive_app: Option, } let fields: Vec = field_decls @@ -1029,21 +1160,54 @@ fn build_below_minor( .zip(field_fvars) .map(|(decl, fvar)| { let is_ih = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, motive_fvars).is_some(); - let motive_app = if is_ih { Some(decl.domain.clone()) } else { None }; - FieldInfo { decl, fvar, is_ih, motive_app } + if is_ih { + // Open inner foralls in the domain to distinguish simple vs + // higher-order IH. For `motive x` → n_inner=0, leaf=motive x. + // For `∀ (a : Nat), motive (f a)` → n_inner=1, leaf=motive (f a). + let n_inner = count_foralls_expr(&decl.domain); + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = + forall_telescope(&decl.domain, n_inner, "bwi", 0); + FieldInfo { + decl, + fvar, + is_ih, + inner_decls, + inner_fvars, + leaf_motive_app: Some(leaf), + } + } else { + FieldInfo { + decl, + fvar, + is_ih, + inner_decls: vec![], + inner_fvars: vec![], + leaf_motive_app: None, + } + } }) .collect(); // Build PProd entries from IH fields. - // Each entry is PProd(motive_app, ih_field_fvar) — both in FVar form. - // No manual BVar arithmetic or shift_vars needed. + // Simple IH: PProd(motive_app, ih_fvar) + // Higher-order IH: ∀ (a₁..aₙ), PProd(motive_app_leaf, ih_fvar a₁..aₙ) let mut ih_entries: Vec = Vec::new(); for field in &fields { if field.is_ih - && let Some(motive_app) = &field.motive_app + && let Some(leaf) = &field.leaf_motive_app { - let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, motive_app, &field.fvar); - ih_entries.push(pprod); + if field.inner_decls.is_empty() { + // Simple IH: no inner foralls. + let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, leaf, &field.fvar); + ih_entries.push(pprod); + } else { + // Higher-order IH: distribute PProd inside the foralls. + // Entry: ∀ (a₁..aₙ), PProd(leaf, ih_fvar a₁..aₙ) + let ih_applied = mk_app_n(field.fvar.clone(), &field.inner_fvars); + let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, leaf, &ih_applied); + let entry = mk_forall(pprod, &field.inner_decls); + ih_entries.push(entry); + } } } @@ -1062,12 +1226,20 @@ fn build_below_minor( .fold(last, |acc, entry| mk_pprod(rlvl, rlvl, entry, &acc)) }; - // Build lambda binders: for IH fields, replace domain with Sort rlvl. + // Build lambda binders: for IH fields, replace domain with the + // appropriate below-data type. + // Simple IH: Sort rlvl + // Higher-order IH: ∀ (a₁..aₙ), Sort rlvl let lam_decls: Vec = fields .into_iter() .map(|f| { if f.is_ih { - LocalDecl { domain: LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()), ..f.decl } + let new_domain = if f.inner_decls.is_empty() { + LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()) + } else { + mk_forall(LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()), &f.inner_decls) + }; + LocalDecl { domain: new_domain, ..f.decl } } else { f.decl } @@ -1077,35 +1249,146 @@ fn build_below_minor( mk_lambda(body, &lam_decls) } -/// Normalizing `max` for universe levels, matching Lean's `mkLevelMax'`. +/// Compute the sort level of `PProd.{u, v}`, which is `Sort (max 1 u v)`. +/// +/// Matches the structural level tree that Lean's `getLevel` produces when +/// inferring the type of a PProd application: `inferType(PProd.{u,v} X Y)` +/// returns `Sort (max 1 u v)`, where `max 1 u v` is built by two nested +/// `mkLevelMax` calls: `mkLevelMax(mkLevelMax(succ(0), u), v)`. +/// +/// Construct `Succ(l)`, distributing over `Max`/`IMax` to match Lean's +/// `mkLevelSucc`: +/// +/// `mkLevelSucc(Max(a, b)) = Max(mkLevelSucc(a), mkLevelSucc(b))` +/// `mkLevelSucc(IMax(a, b)) = Max(mkLevelSucc(a), mkLevelSucc(b))` +/// `mkLevelSucc(l) = Succ(l)` (otherwise) +/// +/// Normalized successor: distributes `Succ` over `Max`/`Imax` to match +/// Lean's kernel normalization of universe levels in PProd.mk and similar +/// contexts. +/// +/// Note: for recursor elimination levels (e.g., `.below` value's +/// `I.rec.{succ(rlvl)}`), use `Level::succ` directly instead — Lean's +/// elaborator does NOT distribute there. +pub(super) fn mk_level_succ(l: &Level) -> Level { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => level_max(&mk_level_succ(a), &mk_level_succ(b)), + LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => level_max(&mk_level_succ(a), &mk_level_succ(b)), + _ => Level::succ(l.clone()), + } +} + +/// Whether a level is an explicit numeric constant (a Succ-chain over Zero). +/// Matches Lean's `Level.isExplicit`. +fn is_explicit(l: &Level) -> bool { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) => true, + LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => is_explicit(inner), + _ => false, + } +} + +/// Count the outermost Succ wrappers. Matches Lean's `Level.getOffset`. +fn get_offset(l: &Level) -> u64 { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => 1 + get_offset(inner), + _ => 0, + } +} + +/// Strip all outermost Succ wrappers. Matches Lean's `Level.getLevelOffset`. +fn get_level_offset(l: &Level) -> &Level { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => get_level_offset(inner), + _ => l, + } +} + +/// Check whether `u` subsumes `v` (i.e., `u >= v` for all parameter +/// assignments). Matches the `subsumes` local in Lean's `mkLevelMaxCore`. /// -/// Simplifies: `max(0, u) = u`, `max(u, 0) = u`, `max(u, u) = u`. -/// This avoids structural mismatches like `Max(Zero, Param(u))` vs `Param(u)`. +/// Two cases: +/// 1. `v` is an explicit numeric (Succ-chain over Zero) and `u` has at +/// least as many Succ wrappers — the base of `u` is always >= 0. +/// 2. `u = max(u1, u2)` and `v` equals one of the direct children. +fn level_subsumes(u: &Level, v: &Level) -> bool { + if is_explicit(v) && get_offset(u) >= get_offset(v) { + return true; + } + if let LevelData::Max(u1, u2, _) = u.as_data() { + return v == u1 || v == u2; + } + false +} + +/// Normalizing `max` for universe levels, matching Lean's `mkLevelMaxCore` +/// / `mkLevelMax'` (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Level.lean:516-534`). +/// +/// Applies cheap simplifications beyond zero-elimination and equality: +/// - Subsumption: `max(max(a, b), a) = max(a, b)` (one-level subtree check) +/// - Explicit absorption: `max(succ(u), 1) = succ(u)` when offset(succ(u)) >= 1 +/// - Same-base offset: `max(succ(succ(u)), succ(u)) = succ(succ(u))` pub(super) fn level_max(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Level { - let a_zero = matches!(a.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)); - let b_zero = matches!(b.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)); - if a_zero { + if a == b { + return a.clone(); + } + if matches!(a.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { return b.clone(); } - if b_zero { + if matches!(b.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { return a.clone(); } - if a == b { + if level_subsumes(a, b) { return a.clone(); } + if level_subsumes(b, a) { + return b.clone(); + } + // Same base (after stripping Succs), different offsets: keep the larger. + if get_level_offset(a) == get_level_offset(b) { + return if get_offset(a) >= get_offset(b) { a.clone() } else { b.clone() }; + } Level::max(a.clone(), b.clone()) } -/// Convert a `KUniv` back to a `Level`, using `param_names` to recover +/// Normalize a level to Lean's canonical right-associated form. +/// - `max(max(a, b), c)` → `max(a, max(b, c))` +/// - Applied recursively to fully flatten and right-associate. +pub(super) fn normalize_level(lvl: &Level) -> Level { + match lvl.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Param(_, _) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => { + lvl.clone() + }, + LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => mk_level_succ(&normalize_level(inner)), + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { + let a = normalize_level(a); + let b = normalize_level(b); + // Right-associate: if a = max(a1, a2), flatten to max(a1, max(a2, b)) + if let LevelData::Max(a1, a2, _) = a.as_data() { + let inner = level_max(&normalize_level(a2), &b); + level_max(&normalize_level(a1), &normalize_level(&inner)) + } else { + level_max(&a, &b) + } + }, + LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => { + Level::imax(normalize_level(a), normalize_level(b)) + }, + } +} + +/// Convert a `KUniv` back to a `Level`, using `param_names` to recover /// `Param` names from de Bruijn indices. pub(super) fn kuniv_to_level( - u: &crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv, + u: &crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv, param_names: &[Name], ) -> Level { use crate::ix::kernel::level::UnivData; match u.data() { UnivData::Zero(_) => Level::zero(), - UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => Level::succ(kuniv_to_level(inner, param_names)), + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { + mk_level_succ(&kuniv_to_level(inner, param_names)) + }, UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { let la = kuniv_to_level(a, param_names); let lb = kuniv_to_level(b, param_names); @@ -1125,37 +1408,6 @@ pub(super) fn kuniv_to_level( } } -/// Infer the universe level of a type expression using the kernel type checker. -/// -/// Converts `expr` to a KExpr, runs `tc.infer` to get its type (a Sort), -/// then extracts the level and converts back to a `Level`. -/// Falls back to `fallback` if inference fails. -pub(super) fn infer_sort_level( - expr: &LeanExpr, - param_names: &[Name], - stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - fallback: &Level, -) -> Level { - use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_expr_to_zexpr; - use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; - use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; - - let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); - let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); - let kexpr = lean_expr_to_zexpr(expr, param_names, &stt.kintern, n2a, aux_n2a); - - let tc_intern = crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable::::new(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::::new(&stt.kenv, tc_intern); - - match tc.infer(&kexpr) { - Ok(ty) => match tc.ensure_sort(&ty) { - Ok(ku) => kuniv_to_level(&ku, param_names), - Err(_) => fallback.clone(), - }, - Err(_) => fallback.clone(), - } -} - /// Build `PProd.{u, v} a b` with separate universe levels for each component. /// /// Matches Lean's `mkPProd` which infers levels from the actual types. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs index bacbf4d9..047cb46f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs @@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::below::{ - BelowConstant, get_ind_sort_level, level_max, mk_pprod, mk_pprod_mk, - mk_punit_unit, + BelowConstant, get_ind_sort_level, level_max, mk_level_succ, mk_pprod, + mk_pprod_mk, mk_punit_unit, normalize_level, }; use super::expr_utils::{ @@ -46,6 +46,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( below_consts: &[BelowConstant], lean_env: &LeanEnv, is_prop: bool, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); if n_classes == 0 || canonical_recs.is_empty() || below_consts.is_empty() { @@ -64,23 +66,25 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( // Only generate brecOn for recursive inductives (matching Lean's guard: // `unless indVal.isRec do return` in BRecOn.lean:313 and IndPredBelow.lean:215). - // Also skip inductives with nested occurrences for now — their brecOn - // references auxiliary `.below_N` constants that aren't yet generated. - if !ind.is_rec || ind.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) > 0 { + if !ind.is_rec { continue; } if !is_prop { // Type-level: generate .brecOn.go + .brecOn + .brecOn.eq (BRecOn.lean path) + let brecon_name = + Name::str(sorted_classes[ci][0].clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + let all0 = &ind.all[0]; let defs = build_type_brecon_fvar( ci, rec_val, - ind, + &brecon_name, + all0, lean_env, n_classes, sorted_classes, - below_consts, - canonical_recs, + stt, + kctx, )?; results.extend(defs); } else { @@ -98,6 +102,53 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( } } + // Generate .brecOn_N for nested auxiliary members (Type-level only). + // Lean (BRecOn.lean:320-326): for each nested auxiliary recursor rec_N, + // generate brecOn_N.go + brecOn_N + brecOn_N.eq using the same + // mkBRecOnFromRec function as the main brecOn. + if !is_prop { + let n_aux = canonical_recs.len().saturating_sub(n_classes); + if n_aux > 0 { + // all[0] from the first class's inductive — Lean hangs _N names here. + let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; + let all0 = match lean_env.get(first_class_name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.all[0].clone(), + _ => first_class_name.clone(), + }; + + for j in 0..n_aux { + let idx = j + 1; // 1-based Lean convention + let (_, aux_rec_val) = &canonical_recs[n_classes + j]; + let brecon_name = Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("brecOn_{idx}")); + + // Only generate if this constant exists in the source environment. + // Check lean_env (original Lean env during compilation) OR + // stt.env.named (Ixon compile state — has all constants during + // decompilation where lean_env is the incrementally-built work_env + // and won't contain the constant we're about to generate). + let exists = lean_env.contains_key(&brecon_name) + || stt.env.named.contains_key(&brecon_name); + if !exists { + continue; + } + + let ci = n_classes + j; // target motive index in the flat block + let defs = build_type_brecon_fvar( + ci, + aux_rec_val, + &brecon_name, + &all0, + lean_env, + n_classes, + sorted_classes, + stt, + kctx, + )?; + results.extend(defs); + } + } + } + Ok(results) } @@ -461,51 +512,112 @@ fn build_prop_below_minor_fvar( // FVar-based Type-level brecOn implementation // ========================================================================= +/// Infer the inductive sort level from the major premise domain. +/// +/// Matches Lean's `typeFormerTypeLevel (← inferType (← inferType major))`: +/// finds the head constant of the major's type, looks it up in the +/// environment, and peels foralls to get the resulting Sort level. +/// +/// The raw sort level uses the external inductive's own level param names +/// (e.g., `w` for `List.{w}`), so we substitute with the actual universe +/// args from the Const node (e.g., `w → u` when the domain is `List.{u}`). +/// +/// Falls back to `Level::zero()` if the head constant cannot be resolved. +fn infer_ilvl_from_major(major_domain: &LeanExpr, lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> Level { + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(major_domain); + if let ExprData::Const(name, univs, _) = head.as_data() { + if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(iv)) = lean_env.get(name) { + let n_params = iv.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_indices = iv.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let raw_level = get_ind_sort_level(&iv.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices); + // Substitute the inductive's level params with the concrete universe args, + // then normalize to match the canonical form Lean's inferType produces. + return normalize_level(&super::expr_utils::subst_level( + &raw_level, + &iv.cnst.level_params, + univs, + )); + } + } + Level::zero() +} + +/// Infer the inductive sort level from a motive's type. +/// +/// A motive has type `∀ (indices...) (major : I_j args), Sort u`. +/// We peel foralls to the last domain (the major's type), then call +/// `infer_ilvl_from_major` to extract the sort level. +fn infer_ilvl_from_motive_domain( + motive_type: &LeanExpr, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Level { + // Peel foralls to find the last domain (the major premise type). + let mut cur = motive_type.clone(); + let mut last_dom = cur.clone(); + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + last_dom = dom.clone(); + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + infer_ilvl_from_major(&last_dom, lean_env) +} + /// Build Type-level `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn`, and `.brecOn.eq` (FVar-based). /// -/// This replaces the old BVar-based `build_type_brecon` and all its helpers. +/// Generic over any recursor in the flat block: works for both original +/// class recursors (ci < n_classes) and nested auxiliary recursors +/// (ci >= n_classes). +/// +/// `brecon_name`: the output name (e.g., `I.brecOn` or `I.brecOn_1`) +/// `ci`: the target motive index in the flat block +/// `all0`: `all[0]` from the first inductive, used for `below_N` naming #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_type_brecon_fvar( ci: usize, rec_val: &RecursorVal, - ind: &InductiveVal, + brecon_name: &Name, + all0: &Name, lean_env: &LeanEnv, n_classes: usize, sorted_classes: &[Vec], - _below_consts: &[BelowConstant], - _canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { + // canon_kenv is populated by `populate_canon_kenv_with_below` in + // aux_gen.rs between Phase 2 and Phase 3. It contains PUnit, PProd, + // parent inductives, and canonical .below types. + let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; + let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; let rec_level_params = &rec_val.cnst.level_params; + // Inductive-only level params (rec has [elim_level, ind_levels...]). + let ind_level_params = &rec_level_params[1..]; - let brecon_name = Name::str(ind.cnst.name.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + let brecon_name = brecon_name.clone(); let go_name = Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()); let eq_name = Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "eq".to_string()); let elim_level = Level::param(rec_level_params[0].clone()); - let ilvl = get_ind_sort_level(&ind.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices); - let rlvl = level_max(&ilvl, &elim_level); - let main_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; let below_names: Vec = (0..n_motives) .map(|j| { if j < n_classes { Name::str(sorted_classes[j][0].clone(), "below".to_string()) } else { let aux_idx = j - n_classes + 1; - Name::str(main_name.clone(), format!("below_{}", aux_idx)) + Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("below_{}", aux_idx)) } }) .collect(); let rec_univs: Vec = rec_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); - let _ind_univs: Vec = - ind_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); // --- Phase 1: Open rec type into FVars --- let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = @@ -545,6 +657,20 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( forall_telescope(&after_indices, 1, "tbj", 0); let major_fvar = &major_fvars[0]; + // Compute per-motive rlvl: each member of the flat block may live in a + // different universe. Lean's mkPProd calls getLevel per-argument, which + // returns the below_j definition's stored sort level. We replicate this + // by computing ilvl_j from each motive's target inductive. + let rlvls: Vec = motive_decls + .iter() + .map(|md| { + let ilvl_j = infer_ilvl_from_motive_domain(&md.domain, lean_env); + normalize_level(&level_max(&ilvl_j, &elim_level)) + }) + .collect(); + // The target's rlvl is used for the rec universe arg and go return type. + let rlvl = &rlvls[ci]; + // --- Phase 2: Build F binders --- // F_j : ∀ targs, I_j.below params motives targs → motive_j targs let mut f_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -652,10 +778,29 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( ), &ifvs, ); - let pprod_body = mk_pprod(&elim_level, &rlvl, &m_app, &b_app); + let pprod_body = mk_pprod(&elim_level, &rlvls[j], &m_app, &b_app); go_val = LeanExpr::app(go_val, mk_lambda(pprod_body, &idcls)); } + // Create ONE TypeChecker for all minor premises. The outer FVar context + // (params, motives, indices, major, F-binders) is pushed once; per-minor + // lambda binders are pushed/popped via the ReusableTC API. The TC's + // inference cache compounds across all minors. + let outer_fvar_ctx: Vec = param_decls + .iter() + .chain(motive_decls.iter()) + .chain(index_decls.iter()) + .chain(major_decls.iter()) + .chain(f_decls.iter()) + .cloned() + .collect(); + let mut rtc = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( + &outer_fvar_ctx, + rec_level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + // Apply modified minors: for each ctor, build PProd-packed minor for minor_dom in &minor_doms { let minor = build_type_minor_premise_fvar( @@ -666,8 +811,9 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( &below_names, &rec_univs, &elim_level, - &rlvl, - ); + &rlvls, + &mut rtc, + )?; go_val = LeanExpr::app(go_val, minor); } @@ -691,8 +837,35 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( let brecon_value = mk_lambda(brecon_val, &all_decls); // --- Phase 5: Build .brecOn.eq --- + // Derive the target inductive name from the major premise domain head. + // For main inductives this is the block member (rec_val.all[ci]); for + // nested auxiliaries it's the external inductive (e.g., List). + let target_ind_name = { + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&major_decls[0].domain); + match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => name.clone(), + _ => Name::anon(), // will cause eq generation to gracefully skip + } + }; + // For nested auxiliaries, casesOn needs the ext inductive's own params + // (spec_params) applied before the block params. E.g., for + // NestedSimple.Tree: List.casesOn needs (α := Tree); for + // NestedParam.RoseA α: List.casesOn needs (α := RoseA α). + let cases_on_spec: Vec = if ci >= n_classes { + let (_, major_args) = decompose_apps(&major_decls[0].domain); + let ext_n_params = match lean_env.get(&target_ind_name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { + v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize + }, + _ => 0, + }; + major_args.into_iter().take(ext_n_params).collect() + } else { + vec![] + }; let eq_result = build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( ci, + &target_ind_name, rec_val, &brecon_name, &go_name, @@ -715,6 +888,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( &motive_ci_app, &elim_level, lean_env, + &cases_on_spec, ); let mut results = vec![ @@ -758,8 +932,9 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( below_names: &[Name], rec_univs: &[Level], elim_level: &Level, - rlvl: &Level, -) -> LeanExpr { + rlvls: &[Level], + rtc: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, +) -> Result { let n_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); let (field_fvars, field_decls, return_type) = forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, "tmf", 0); @@ -785,7 +960,7 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( below_names, rec_univs, elim_level, - rlvl, + rlvls, ); let (ih_fv_name, ih_fv) = fresh_fvar("tmih", fi); lambda_decls.push(LocalDecl { @@ -803,32 +978,58 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( } // Build PProdN.mk of prod entries (right-fold of VALUES, not types). - // Lean's PProdN.mk calls mkPProdMk which infers types from the values. - // Each prod entry is an FVar whose type is PProd(motive, below). - // Empty case: Lean's PProdN.mk uses the passed `rlvl` directly for PUnit, - // not max(1, rlvl) — they're numerically equal for Type-level but - // structurally different. - let (b, b_type) = if prod_entries.is_empty() { + // + // Sort levels are computed structurally (not via TC) to match Lean's + // un-normalized forms. PProd.{u,v} lives in Sort(max 1 u v), PUnit.{u} + // lives in Sort(u). We track (value, type, sort_level) through the fold. + let rlvl = &rlvls[ret_motive_idx]; + + // Compute the sort level of an IH field's PProd domain. + // The domain is PProd.{elim, rlvls[j']}(motive args, below args). + // PProd.{u,v} : Sort (max 1 u v), left-associated as max(max(1,u),v). + // This structural form must match Lean's getLevel output exactly. + let pprod_sort = |u: &Level, v: &Level| -> Level { + level_max(&level_max(&mk_level_succ(&Level::zero()), u), v) + }; + let ih_sort = |decl_idx: usize| -> Level { + let orig_dom = &lambda_decls[decl_idx].domain; + let j_prime = + find_motive_fvar(orig_dom, motive_fvars).unwrap_or(ret_motive_idx); + pprod_sort(elim_level, &rlvls[j_prime]) + }; + + let (b, b_type, b_sort) = if prod_entries.is_empty() { + // PUnit.{rlvl} : Sort rlvl let punit_ty = super::below::punit_const(rlvl); - (mk_punit_unit(rlvl), punit_ty) + (mk_punit_unit(rlvl), punit_ty, rlvl.clone()) } else if prod_entries.len() == 1 { let fv = prod_entries[0].0.clone(); let ty = lambda_decls[prod_entries[0].1].domain.clone(); - (fv, ty) + let sort = ih_sort(prod_entries[0].1); + (fv, ty, sort) } else { // Right-fold with mk_pprod_mk (value-level PProd packing). + // Track sort level structurally: PProd.{u,v} has sort max 1 u v. let last_idx = prod_entries.len() - 1; let last_fv = prod_entries[last_idx].0.clone(); let last_ty = lambda_decls[prod_entries[last_idx].1].domain.clone(); - prod_entries[..last_idx].iter().rev().fold( - (last_fv, last_ty), - |(acc_val, acc_ty), (fv, decl_idx)| { - let fv_ty = lambda_decls[*decl_idx].domain.clone(); - let packed = mk_pprod_mk(rlvl, rlvl, &fv_ty, &acc_ty, fv, &acc_val); - let packed_ty = mk_pprod(rlvl, rlvl, &fv_ty, &acc_ty); - (packed, packed_ty) - }, - ) + let last_sort = ih_sort(prod_entries[last_idx].1); + let mut fold_val = last_fv; + let mut fold_ty = last_ty; + let mut fold_sort = last_sort; + for (fv, decl_idx) in prod_entries[..last_idx].iter().rev() { + let fv_ty = lambda_decls[*decl_idx].domain.clone(); + let fv_sort = ih_sort(*decl_idx); + let packed = + mk_pprod_mk(&fv_sort, &fold_sort, &fv_ty, &fold_ty, fv, &fold_val); + let packed_ty = mk_pprod(&fv_sort, &fold_sort, &fv_ty, &fold_ty); + // Sort of PProd.{fv_sort, fold_sort} = max(max(1, fv_sort), fold_sort) + let packed_sort = pprod_sort(&fv_sort, &fold_sort); + fold_val = packed; + fold_ty = packed_ty; + fold_sort = packed_sort; + } + (fold_val, fold_ty, fold_sort) }; // Build the conclusion: PProd.mk (F_{ret_idx} ret_args b) b @@ -846,10 +1047,10 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( // The outer PProd.mk wraps (F result, b) where: // type_a = motive_app (: Sort elim_level) - // type_b = b_type (the PProdN-packed type : Sort rlvl) - let body = mk_pprod_mk(elim_level, rlvl, &motive_app, &b_type, &f_app, &b); + // type_b = b_type (the PProdN-packed type : Sort b_sort) + let body = mk_pprod_mk(elim_level, &b_sort, &motive_app, &b_type, &f_app, &b); - mk_lambda(body, &lambda_decls) + Ok(mk_lambda(body, &lambda_decls)) } /// Replace a motive application with PProd(motive, below) (FVar-based). @@ -865,32 +1066,33 @@ fn replace_motive_with_pprod_fvar( below_names: &[Name], rec_univs: &[Level], elim_level: &Level, - rlvl: &Level, + rlvls: &[Level], ) -> LeanExpr { let n_inner = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(dom); - let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = + let (_inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = forall_telescope(dom, n_inner, "tpp", 0); let j_prime = find_motive_fvar(&leaf, motive_fvars).unwrap_or(0); + // `leaf` is e.g. `motive_j idx1 idx2 major` — decompose_apps gives us + // the head (motive_j) and all args including inner FVars (indices + major). + // Do NOT also apply inner_fvars separately — that double-applies them. let (_, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); - // motive_app: motive_fvars[j'] args inner_fvars + // motive_app: motive_fvars[j'] args let mut motive_app = motive_fvars[j_prime].clone(); for a in &args { motive_app = LeanExpr::app(motive_app, a.clone()); } - motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_app, &inner_fvars); - // below_app: below_names[j'] params motives args inner_fvars + // below_app: below_names[j'] params motives args let mut below_app = mk_const(&below_names[j_prime], rec_univs); below_app = mk_app_n(below_app, param_fvars); below_app = mk_app_n(below_app, motive_fvars); for a in &args { below_app = LeanExpr::app(below_app, a.clone()); } - below_app = mk_app_n(below_app, &inner_fvars); - let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, &motive_app, &below_app); + let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, &rlvls[j_prime], &motive_app, &below_app); if inner_decls.is_empty() { pprod } else { mk_forall(pprod, &inner_decls) } } @@ -902,7 +1104,8 @@ fn replace_motive_with_pprod_fvar( #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( ci: usize, - rec_val: &RecursorVal, + target_ind_name: &Name, + _rec_val: &RecursorVal, brecon_name: &Name, go_name: &Name, rec_univs: &[Level], @@ -924,6 +1127,9 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( motive_ci_app: &LeanExpr, elim_level: &Level, lean_env: &LeanEnv, + // Specialization params for nested auxiliaries (e.g., [Tree] for List + // specialized to Tree). Empty for non-nested members. + cases_on_spec_params: &[LeanExpr], ) -> Option<(LeanExpr, LeanExpr)> { // .brecOn.eq requires Eq and Eq.refl as constants. In the full pipeline, // aux_gen is only called when the original Lean environment has these @@ -977,17 +1183,34 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( // casesOn has binder order: params, motive, indices, major, minors // (different from rec's: params, motives, minors, indices, major) // Only the target motive (ci) and target minors are present. - let ind_name = &rec_val.all[ci]; - let cases_on_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "casesOn".to_string()); - - // casesOn universe: [Level::zero(), ind_lvls...] for Prop elimination - let eq_cases_univs: Vec = std::iter::once(Level::zero()) - .chain(rec_univs.iter().skip(1).cloned()) - .collect(); + let cases_on_name = Name::str(target_ind_name.clone(), "casesOn".to_string()); + + // casesOn universe: [Level::zero(), target_ind_lvls...] for Prop elimination. + // Extract the target inductive's levels from the major type's head const. + // For originals this gives the block's ind_univs; for nested auxiliaries + // it gives the occurrence levels (e.g., List.{0}). + let eq_cases_univs: Vec = { + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&_major_decls[0].domain); + if let ExprData::Const(_, lvls, _) = head.as_data() { + std::iter::once(Level::zero()).chain(lvls.iter().cloned()).collect() + } else { + std::iter::once(Level::zero()) + .chain(rec_univs.iter().skip(1).cloned()) + .collect() + } + }; let mut eq_val = mk_const(&cases_on_name, &eq_cases_univs); - // Apply params - eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, param_fvars); + if !cases_on_spec_params.is_empty() { + // Nested auxiliary: apply the casesOn's own params (spec_params). + // These replace the ext inductive's params (e.g., List's α := Tree + // or List's α := RoseA α). Block params are NOT applied separately — + // the spec params already cover the casesOn's param slots. + eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, cases_on_spec_params); + } else { + // Original member: apply block params as casesOn params. + eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, param_fvars); + } // Apply target motive (only one motive in casesOn) // Motive: λ targs => @Eq (motive_ci targs) (brecOn ... targs ...) (F_ci targs (go ... targs ...).2) @@ -1040,22 +1263,46 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( // Apply target minors only (casesOn has no non-target minors). // For casesOn, minor fields have IH stripped — only non-recursive fields remain. // Each minor body is Eq.refl. - // Identify target ctor count and which minor_doms belong to class ci. - let target_ind = &rec_val.all[ci]; - let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(target_ind) { + // + // Derive constructor counts per flat block member from motive types. + // This works for both original classes and nested auxiliary members. + let ctor_counts: Vec = motive_decls + .iter() + .map(|md| { + // The motive type is ∀ indices (major : I_j ...), Sort u. + // Peel foralls to find the major domain, then extract head constant. + let mut ty = md.domain.clone(); + let mut last_dom = ty.clone(); + loop { + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + last_dom = dom.clone(); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&last_dom); + match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) | ExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { + match lean_env.get(name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + } + }, + _ => 0, + } + }) + .collect(); + + let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(target_ind_name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; // Find which minor_doms belong to target class ci. - // minor_doms are ordered by class: class 0 ctors, class 1 ctors, etc. - let mut minor_offset = 0usize; - for j in 0..ci { - let ind_j = &rec_val.all[j]; - if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(ind_j) { - minor_offset += v.ctors.len(); - } - } + // minor_doms are ordered by flat block member: member_0 ctors, member_1 ctors, etc. + let minor_offset: usize = ctor_counts[..ci].iter().sum(); for (ctor_idx, _ctor_name) in target_ctors.iter().enumerate() { let mi = minor_offset + ctor_idx; @@ -1111,6 +1358,10 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( Some((eq_type, eq_value)) } +// ========================================================================= +// Sort-level inference +// ========================================================================= + // ========================================================================= // Level utilities // ========================================================================= @@ -1164,7 +1415,7 @@ fn subst_level_in_expr( fn subst_level(lvl: &Level, param: &Name, replacement: &Level) -> Level { match lvl.as_data() { LevelData::Param(n, _) if n == param => replacement.clone(), - LevelData::Succ(l, _) => Level::succ(subst_level(l, param, replacement)), + LevelData::Succ(l, _) => mk_level_succ(&subst_level(l, param, replacement)), LevelData::Max(l1, l2, _) => Level::max( subst_level(l1, param, replacement), subst_level(l2, param, replacement), diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 28452324..fa67ae79 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -7,9 +7,14 @@ //! Also includes substitution, shifting, and universe manipulation helpers //! used across `recursor.rs`, `below.rs`, and `brecon.rs`. +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{ BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, LevelData, Name, }; +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{lean_level_to_kuniv, resolve_lean_name_addr}; +use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; // ========================================================================= @@ -77,11 +82,14 @@ pub(super) fn forall_telescope( // Abstraction: FVar -> BVar // ========================================================================= -/// Abstract an FVar: replace all occurrences of `Fvar(fvar_name)` with +/// Abstract a single FVar: replace all occurrences of `Fvar(fvar_name)` with /// `BVar(depth)`, and increment all existing BVars >= depth. /// This is the inverse of `instantiate1`. /// -/// Used when folding expressions with FVars back into forall/lambda chains. +/// Prefer `batch_abstract` or `mk_forall`/`mk_lambda` which abstract all +/// FVars in a single pass. This function is retained for cases that need +/// to abstract a single FVar outside of a binder-chain context. +#[allow(dead_code)] pub(super) fn abstract_fvar( expr: &LeanExpr, fvar_name: &Name, @@ -126,32 +134,163 @@ pub(super) fn abstract_fvar( } } -/// Build a forall chain by abstracting FVars. +/// Build a forall chain by batch-abstracting all FVars in a single pass +/// per sub-expression. /// -/// `binders` is outermost-first. Abstracts from innermost to outermost, -/// building the `∀ (x : T), body` chain. Each FVar in the body and in -/// subsequent domains is replaced with the correct BVar index. -pub(super) fn mk_forall(mut body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { - for decl in binders.iter().rev() { - body = abstract_fvar(&body, &decl.fvar_name, 0); - let domain = abstract_fvar(&decl.domain, &decl.fvar_name, 0); - body = - LeanExpr::all(decl.binder_name.clone(), domain, body, decl.info.clone()); - } - body +/// `binders` is outermost-first. Each domain and the body are walked +/// exactly once by `batch_abstract`, replacing all FVar references with +/// the correct BVar indices simultaneously. +/// +/// Complexity: O(|body| + sum(|D_j|)) — one walk per expression. +/// The previous per-binder approach was O(k * (|body| + sum(|D_j|))). +pub(super) fn mk_forall(body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { + mk_binder_chain(body, binders, BinderKind::Forall) } -/// Build a lambda chain by abstracting FVars. +/// Build a lambda chain by batch-abstracting all FVars in a single pass. /// /// Same semantics as `mk_forall` but produces `λ (x : T), body`. -pub(super) fn mk_lambda(mut body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { - for decl in binders.iter().rev() { - body = abstract_fvar(&body, &decl.fvar_name, 0); - let domain = abstract_fvar(&decl.domain, &decl.fvar_name, 0); - body = - LeanExpr::lam(decl.binder_name.clone(), domain, body, decl.info.clone()); +pub(super) fn mk_lambda(body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { + mk_binder_chain(body, binders, BinderKind::Lambda) +} + +/// Whether to build forall or lambda binders. +enum BinderKind { + Forall, + Lambda, +} + +/// Shared implementation for `mk_forall` and `mk_lambda`. +fn mk_binder_chain( + body: LeanExpr, + binders: &[LocalDecl], + kind: BinderKind, +) -> LeanExpr { + let k = binders.len(); + if k == 0 { + return body; + } + + // Build FVar name → binder position map (0 = outermost). + let fvar_map: FxHashMap = + binders.iter().enumerate().map(|(i, d)| (d.fvar_name.clone(), i)).collect(); + + // Abstract body: all k binders in scope. + let mut result = batch_abstract(&body, &fvar_map, k, 0); + + // Build binder chain from innermost to outermost. + for j in (0..k).rev() { + let decl = &binders[j]; + // Domain D_j: only binders 0..j-1 are in scope (scope_depth = j). + // Binder j's domain is NOT under binder j itself — only the body is. + let domain = batch_abstract(&decl.domain, &fvar_map, j, 0); + result = match kind { + BinderKind::Forall => LeanExpr::all( + decl.binder_name.clone(), + domain, + result, + decl.info.clone(), + ), + BinderKind::Lambda => LeanExpr::lam( + decl.binder_name.clone(), + domain, + result, + decl.info.clone(), + ), + }; + } + result +} + +/// Single-pass FVar→BVar abstraction for an entire binder telescope. +/// +/// Replaces all FVars (identified by `fvar_map`) with the correct BVar +/// indices in one expression walk, and shifts existing free BVars to +/// account for the new binders. +/// +/// # Parameters +/// - `fvar_map`: FVar name → binder position (0 = outermost binder) +/// - `scope_depth`: how many of our binders are in scope at this point. +/// For the body, this is `k` (all binders). For domain `D_j`, this is `j`. +/// - `internal_depth`: expression-internal binder depth (forall/lambda/let +/// bodies entered during the walk). Starts at 0. +/// +/// # BVar index computation +/// - FVar at binder position `i`, scope depth `s`, internal depth `d`: +/// `BVar((s - 1 - i) + d)` +/// - Free BVar(n) where `n >= d`: shifted to `BVar(n + s)` +/// - Bound BVar(n) where `n < d`: unchanged +pub(super) fn batch_abstract( + expr: &LeanExpr, + fvar_map: &FxHashMap, + scope_depth: usize, + internal_depth: u64, +) -> LeanExpr { + // Fast path: no binders to abstract. + if scope_depth == 0 { + return expr.clone(); + } + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { + if let Some(&pos) = fvar_map.get(name) { + if pos < scope_depth { + let idx = (scope_depth - 1 - pos) as u64 + internal_depth; + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(idx)) + } else { + // FVar not yet in scope (e.g., a forward reference in a domain + // to a binder declared later). Leave as-is. + expr.clone() + } + } else { + // FVar not in our telescope — leave as-is. + expr.clone() + } + }, + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + if i >= internal_depth { + // Free BVar: shift up by scope_depth to make room for our binders. + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i + scope_depth as u64)) + } else { + // Bound by an expression-internal binder — unchanged. + expr.clone() + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + batch_abstract(f, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + batch_abstract(a, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + batch_abstract(t, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + batch_abstract(b, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + batch_abstract(t, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + batch_abstract(b, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth + 1), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + batch_abstract(t, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + batch_abstract(v, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + batch_abstract(b, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth + 1), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + batch_abstract(e, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( + kvs.clone(), + batch_abstract(e, fvar_map, scope_depth, internal_depth), + ), + // Sort, Const, MVar, Lit — no FVars or BVars to process. + _ => expr.clone(), } - body } // ========================================================================= @@ -403,6 +542,12 @@ pub(super) fn subst_levels( subst_levels(b, params, univs), *nd, ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::proj(n.clone(), i.clone(), subst_levels(e, params, univs)) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(md, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), subst_levels(e, params, univs)) + }, _ => expr.clone(), } } @@ -415,7 +560,9 @@ pub(super) fn subst_level( ) -> Level { match lvl.as_data() { LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => lvl.clone(), - LevelData::Succ(l, _) => Level::succ(subst_level(l, params, univs)), + LevelData::Succ(l, _) => { + super::below::mk_level_succ(&subst_level(l, params, univs)) + }, LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { Level::max(subst_level(a, params, univs), subst_level(b, params, univs)) }, @@ -442,6 +589,32 @@ pub(super) fn mk_const(name: &Name, univs: &[Level]) -> LeanExpr { LeanExpr::cnst(name.clone(), univs.to_vec()) } +/// Strip type annotation wrappers from a type expression. +/// +/// Matches Lean's `Expr.consumeTypeAnnotations` (Expr.lean:1721-1727): +/// - `outParam α` → recurse on `α` +/// - `semiOutParam α` → recurse on `α` +/// - `optParam α default` → recurse on `α` +/// - `autoParam α tactic` → recurse on `α` +/// +/// Called by the kernel's `mk_local_decl` during inductive processing +/// to ensure parameter/field types are clean before entering the local context. +pub(super) fn consume_type_annotations(e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { + let n = name.pretty(); + if (n == "outParam" || n == "semiOutParam") && args.len() == 1 { + // outParam.{u} (α : Sort u) := α — strip and recurse + return consume_type_annotations(&args[0]); + } + if (n == "optParam" || n == "autoParam") && args.len() == 2 { + // optParam.{u} (α : Sort u) (default : α) := α — strip to first arg + return consume_type_annotations(&args[0]); + } + } + e.clone() +} + /// Decompose an application spine: `f a1 a2 ... an` -> `(f, [a1, ..., an])`. pub(super) fn decompose_apps(expr: &LeanExpr) -> (LeanExpr, Vec) { let mut args = Vec::new(); @@ -611,3 +784,634 @@ pub(super) fn find_motive_fvar( } } } + +// ========================================================================= +// Kernel-backed sort level inference +// ========================================================================= + +/// Ensure PUnit and PProd are in `stt.kenv` for kernel type inference. +/// +/// These are prelude constants with fixed definitions that brecOn's +/// `get_level` needs to resolve. Hardcoded so they're available even +/// without a Lean environment (e.g. during decompile roundtrip). +/// +/// ```text +/// inductive PUnit : Sort u where | unit : PUnit +/// structure PProd (α : Sort u) (β : Sort v) : Sort (max 1 u v) where +/// mk :: (fst : α) (snd : β) +/// ``` +/// Ensure PUnit and PProd are in the given kenv for kernel type inference. +/// Accepts `kctx` so callers can choose which KernelCtx to populate. +pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) { + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv; + + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); + + // --- PUnit.{u} : Sort u --- + // Always insert (unconditional) so the hardcoded Indc definitions are + // authoritative. ingress_field_deps may have already inserted PUnit/PProd + // as bare Axio stubs with potentially wrong types; overwriting is safe. + let punit_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "PUnit".to_string()); + let punit_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&punit_name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let punit_id = KId::new(punit_addr, punit_name.clone()); + let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); + { + // PUnit.{u} : Sort u + let u0 = KUniv::param(0, u_name.clone()); + let punit_ty = KExpr::sort(u0); + // PUnit.unit.{u} : PUnit.{u} + let unit_name = Name::str(punit_name.clone(), "unit".to_string()); + let unit_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&unit_name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let unit_id = KId::new(unit_addr, unit_name.clone()); + let unit_ty = KExpr::cnst( + punit_id.clone(), + vec![KUniv::param(0, u_name.clone())].into_boxed_slice(), + ); + kctx.kenv.insert( + unit_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: unit_name, + level_params: vec![u_name.clone()], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + induct: punit_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: unit_ty, + }, + ); + kctx.kenv.insert( + punit_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: punit_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![u_name.clone()], + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + ctors: vec![unit_id], + ty: punit_ty, + block: punit_id, + nested: 0, + member_idx: 0, + lean_all: vec![], + }, + ); + } + + // --- PProd.{u, v} (α : Sort u) (β : Sort v) : Sort (max 1 u v) --- + let pprod_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()); + let pprod_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&pprod_name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let pprod_id = KId::new(pprod_addr, pprod_name.clone()); + let v_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "v".to_string()); + let alpha_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "\u{03B1}".to_string()); + let beta_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "\u{03B2}".to_string()); + let fst_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "fst".to_string()); + let snd_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "snd".to_string()); + { + let u0 = KUniv::param(0, u_name.clone()); + let u1 = KUniv::param(1, v_name.clone()); + let sort_u = KExpr::sort(u0.clone()); + let sort_v = KExpr::sort(u1.clone()); + let max_1_u_v = KUniv::max( + KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero()), + KUniv::max(u0.clone(), u1.clone()), + ); + + // PProd.{u,v} : Sort u → Sort v → Sort (max 1 u v) + let pprod_ty = KExpr::all( + alpha_name.clone(), + BinderInfo::Default, + sort_u.clone(), + KExpr::all( + beta_name.clone(), + BinderInfo::Default, + sort_v.clone(), + KExpr::sort(max_1_u_v), + ), + ); + + // PProd.mk.{u,v} : {α : Sort u} → {β : Sort v} → α → β → PProd α β + let mk_name = Name::str(pprod_name.clone(), "mk".to_string()); + let mk_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&mk_name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let mk_id = KId::new(mk_addr, mk_name.clone()); + // Body: ∀ {α : Sort u} {β : Sort v} (fst : α) (snd : β), PProd.{u,v} α β + // In de Bruijn: ∀ Sort(u) . ∀ Sort(v) . ∀ Var(1) . ∀ Var(1) . PProd Var(3) Var(2) + let pprod_app = KExpr::app( + KExpr::app( + KExpr::cnst( + pprod_id.clone(), + vec![u0.clone(), u1.clone()].into_boxed_slice(), + ), + KExpr::var(3, Name::anon()), + ), + KExpr::var(2, Name::anon()), + ); + let mk_ty = KExpr::all( + alpha_name.clone(), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort_u, // {α : Sort u} + KExpr::all( + beta_name.clone(), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + sort_v, // {β : Sort v} + KExpr::all( + fst_name, + BinderInfo::Default, + KExpr::var(1, Name::anon()), // (fst : α) + KExpr::all( + snd_name, + BinderInfo::Default, + KExpr::var(1, Name::anon()), // (snd : β) + pprod_app, + ), + ), + ), + ); + kctx.kenv.insert( + mk_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: mk_name, + level_params: vec![u_name.clone(), v_name.clone()], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + induct: pprod_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 2, + fields: 2, + ty: mk_ty, + }, + ); + kctx.kenv.insert( + pprod_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: pprod_name, + level_params: vec![u_name, v_name], + lvls: 2, + params: 2, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + ctors: vec![mk_id], + ty: pprod_ty, + block: pprod_id, + nested: 0, + member_idx: 0, + lean_all: vec![], + }, + ); + } +} + +/// Ingress a Lean constant into the given kenv so the kernel type checker +/// can resolve it during inference. Handles all constant types: inductives +/// (with constructors), definitions, theorems, axioms, quotients, and +/// recursors. +/// +/// Idempotent: skips if the constant is already loaded in `kctx.kenv`. +pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( + name: &Name, + lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) { + use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo as LCI, DefinitionSafety}; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ + lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached, param_names_hash, + }; + + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); + + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); + + if kctx.kenv.get(&zid).is_some() { + return; // Already loaded. + } + + let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name) else { return }; + let cache = Some(&kctx.kenv.ingress_cache); + + // Helper: convert a LeanExpr to KExpr with the given level param names, + // using the KEnv's persistent ingress cache. + let to_z = |expr: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + lp: &[Name]| + -> crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr { + let pn_h = param_names_hash(lp); + lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + expr, + lp, + &kctx.kenv.intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + Some(&pn_h), + ) + }; + + match ci { + LCI::InductInfo(ind) => { + let lp = &ind.cnst.level_params; + let n_lvls = lp.len() as u64; + let ty_z = to_z(&ind.cnst.typ, lp); + let mut ctor_zids = Vec::new(); + for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { + if let Some(LCI::CtorInfo(ctor)) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + let ctor_zid = KId::new( + resolve_lean_name_addr(ctor_name, n2a, aux_n2a), + ctor_name.clone(), + ); + kctx.kenv.insert( + ctor_zid.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: ctor_name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + is_unsafe: ctor.is_unsafe, + lvls: n_lvls, + induct: zid.clone(), + cidx: ctor_zids.len() as u64, + params: ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + fields: ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + ty: to_z(&ctor.cnst.typ, lp), + }, + ); + ctor_zids.push(ctor_zid); + } + } + kctx.kenv.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + lvls: n_lvls, + params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + is_rec: ind.is_rec, + is_refl: ind.is_reflexive, + is_unsafe: ind.is_unsafe, + ctors: ctor_zids, + ty: ty_z, + block: zid, + nested: ind.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + member_idx: 0, + lean_all: vec![], + }, + ); + }, + LCI::DefnInfo(d) => { + let lp = &d.cnst.level_params; + kctx.kenv.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Definition, + safety: d.safety.clone(), + hints: d.hints.clone(), + lvls: lp.len() as u64, + ty: to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp), + val: to_z(&d.value, lp), + lean_all: vec![], + block: zid, + }, + ); + }, + LCI::ThmInfo(d) => { + let lp = &d.cnst.level_params; + kctx.kenv.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Theorem, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: lp.len() as u64, + ty: to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp), + val: to_z(&d.value, lp), + lean_all: vec![], + block: zid, + }, + ); + }, + LCI::OpaqueInfo(d) => { + let lp = &d.cnst.level_params; + kctx.kenv.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Opaque, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: lp.len() as u64, + ty: to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp), + val: to_z(&d.value, lp), + lean_all: vec![], + block: zid, + }, + ); + }, + LCI::AxiomInfo(a) => { + let lp = &a.cnst.level_params; + kctx.kenv.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Axio { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + is_unsafe: a.is_unsafe, + lvls: lp.len() as u64, + ty: to_z(&a.cnst.typ, lp), + }, + ); + }, + LCI::QuotInfo(q) => { + let lp = &q.cnst.level_params; + kctx.kenv.insert( + zid.clone(), + KConst::Quot { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: lp.clone(), + kind: q.kind.clone(), + lvls: lp.len() as u64, + ty: to_z(&q.cnst.typ, lp), + }, + ); + }, + LCI::CtorInfo(ctor) => { + // Constructors are ingressed as part of their parent inductive. + ensure_in_kenv_of(&ctor.induct, lean_env, stt, kctx); + }, + LCI::RecInfo(_) => { + // Recursors are generated by the kernel, not ingressed from Lean. + // They'll be created when check_inductive runs on the parent. + }, + } +} + +/// Convenience wrapper: ingress into the **original** kenv (`stt.kctx`). +pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv( + name: &Name, + lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) { + ensure_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, &stt.kctx); +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Scoped access to the global TypeChecker +// ========================================================================= + +/// RAII scope for using a TypeChecker with an FVar context. +/// +/// Locks `kctx.tc` for its lifetime. Callers push/pop locals via +/// `push_locals` / `pop_locals` and infer sort levels via `get_level`. +/// All locals pushed must be popped before the scope is dropped. +pub(super) struct TcScope<'a> { + fvar_levels: FxHashMap, + base_depth: usize, + param_names: &'a [Name], + stt: &'a crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + tc: crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker, + /// How many extra locals are currently pushed above base_depth. + extra_locals: usize, +} + +impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { + /// Lock the TC (`kctx.tc`) and push the outer FVar context. + pub(super) fn new( + outer_fvar_ctx: &[LocalDecl], + param_names: &'a [Name], + stt: &'a crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &'a crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + ) -> Self { + let fvar_levels: FxHashMap = outer_fvar_ctx + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, decl)| (decl.fvar_name.clone(), i)) + .collect(); + + let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(kctx.kenv.clone()); + tc.infer_only = true; + + // Push outer FVar types once. + for (i, decl) in outer_fvar_ctx.iter().enumerate() { + let kty = + to_kexpr_static(&decl.domain, &fvar_levels, i, param_names, stt); + tc.push_local(kty); + } + + TcScope { + fvar_levels, + base_depth: outer_fvar_ctx.len(), + param_names, + stt, + tc, + extra_locals: 0, + } + } + + /// Push additional locals (e.g. minor premise lambda binders). + /// Must be balanced by a later `pop_locals` call. + pub(super) fn push_locals(&mut self, decls: &[LocalDecl]) { + let depth = self.base_depth + self.extra_locals; + for (i, decl) in decls.iter().enumerate() { + self.fvar_levels.insert(decl.fvar_name.clone(), depth + i); + let kty = to_kexpr_static( + &decl.domain, + &self.fvar_levels, + depth + i, + self.param_names, + self.stt, + ); + self.tc.push_local(kty); + } + self.extra_locals += decls.len(); + } + + /// Pop locals pushed by `push_locals`. + pub(super) fn pop_locals(&mut self, decls: &[LocalDecl]) { + for decl in decls.iter().rev() { + self.tc.pop_local(); + self.fvar_levels.remove(&decl.fvar_name); + } + self.extra_locals -= decls.len(); + } + + /// Infer the sort level of a type expression in the current context. + pub(super) fn get_level( + &mut self, + ty: &LeanExpr, + ) -> Result { + let depth = self.base_depth + self.extra_locals; + let kexpr = + to_kexpr_static(ty, &self.fvar_levels, depth, self.param_names, self.stt); + + let inferred = self.tc.infer(&kexpr).map_err(|e| { + eprintln!("[TcScope::get_level] FAILED"); + eprintln!(" lean_expr: {}", ty.pretty()); + eprintln!(" kexpr: {kexpr}"); + eprintln!(" error: {e}"); + eprintln!( + " ctx depth: {} (base={}, extra={})", + self.tc.ctx.len(), + self.base_depth, + self.extra_locals + ); + // Dump kenv entries for constants referenced in the expression + let mut stack: Vec<&crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr> = vec![&kexpr]; + let mut seen_ids = std::collections::HashSet::new(); + while let Some(expr) = stack.pop() { + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData as ZED; + match expr.data() { + ZED::Const(id, us, _) => { + if seen_ids.insert(id.clone()) { + match self.tc.env.get(id) { + Some(c) => { + eprintln!(" kenv[{}]: lvls={}, ty={}", id, c.lvls(), c.ty()) + }, + None => eprintln!(" kenv[{}]: NOT FOUND", id), + } + eprintln!( + " level_args: [{}]", + us.iter() + .map(|u| format!("{u}")) + .collect::>() + .join(", ") + ); + } + }, + ZED::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push(f); + stack.push(a); + }, + ZED::All(_, _, d, b, _) | ZED::Lam(_, _, d, b, _) => { + stack.push(d); + stack.push(b); + }, + _ => {}, + } + } + crate::ix::ixon::CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!( + "TcScope::get_level({}): tc.infer failed: {e}", + ty.pretty() + ), + } + })?; + let ku = self.tc.ensure_sort(&inferred).map_err(|e| { + crate::ix::ixon::CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!("TcScope::get_level: ensure_sort failed: {e}"), + } + })?; + Ok(super::below::kuniv_to_level(&ku, self.param_names)) + } +} + +// No Drop impl needed — the TC is owned and discarded with the scope. +// Context cleanup (pop_local) is unnecessary since the TC dies here. + +/// Static version of `to_kexpr` that takes borrowed references. +/// +/// Identical to the closure-based `to_kexpr` in `get_level`, but as a +/// standalone function so it can be called from both `PreparedTC::new` +/// and `get_level_with_tc`. +fn to_kexpr_static( + expr: &LeanExpr, + fvar_levels: &FxHashMap, + ctx_depth: usize, + param_names: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr { + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv; + + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(fname, _) => { + if let Some(&level) = fvar_levels.get(fname) { + KExpr::var((ctx_depth - level - 1) as u64, Name::anon()) + } else { + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()) + } + }, + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + KExpr::var(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), Name::anon()) + }, + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => { + KExpr::sort(lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl, param_names)) + }, + ExprData::Const(cname, us, _) => { + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(cname, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zid = KId::new(addr, cname.clone()); + let zus: Box<[KUniv]> = + us.iter().map(|u| lean_level_to_kuniv(u, param_names)).collect(); + KExpr::cnst(zid, zus) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let kf = to_kexpr_static(f, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); + let ka = to_kexpr_static(a, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); + KExpr::app(kf, ka) + }, + ExprData::ForallE(binder_name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let kd = to_kexpr_static(dom, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); + let kb = + to_kexpr_static(body, fvar_levels, ctx_depth + 1, param_names, stt); + KExpr::all(binder_name.clone(), bi.clone(), kd, kb) + }, + ExprData::Lam(binder_name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let kd = to_kexpr_static(dom, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); + let kb = + to_kexpr_static(body, fvar_levels, ctx_depth + 1, param_names, stt); + KExpr::lam(binder_name.clone(), bi.clone(), kd, kb) + }, + ExprData::LetE(binder_name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let kt = to_kexpr_static(ty, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); + let kv = to_kexpr_static(val, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); + let kb = + to_kexpr_static(body, fvar_levels, ctx_depth + 1, param_names, stt); + KExpr::let_(binder_name.clone(), kt, kv, kb, *nd) + }, + ExprData::Proj(pname, idx, e, _) => { + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(pname, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zid = KId::new(addr, pname.clone()); + let ke = to_kexpr_static(e, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); + KExpr::prj(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ke) + }, + ExprData::Lit(lit, _) => { + use crate::ix::env::Literal; + match lit { + Literal::NatVal(n) => { + let addr = Address::hash(&n.to_u64().unwrap_or(0).to_le_bytes()); + KExpr::nat(n.clone(), addr) + }, + Literal::StrVal(s) => { + let addr = Address::hash(s.as_bytes()); + KExpr::str(s.clone(), addr) + }, + } + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { + to_kexpr_static(inner, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt) + }, + _ => crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr::sort( + crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv::zero(), + ), + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index 5e83cb1e..c7ac395b 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -1,12 +1,33 @@ //! Nested-inductive detection and flat block construction. //! -//! Detects nested occurrences in constructor field types (e.g., `List (Option A)`) -//! and builds auxiliary entries for the flat block. Currently stubbed to return -//! no nested occurrences — will be ported from ix_old when needed. +//! Detects nested occurrences in constructor field types (e.g., `List Tree`) +//! and builds auxiliary entries for the flat block. Ported from the kernel's +//! `build_flat_block` + `try_detect_nested` (`src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs:364-612`), +//! adapted to use `Name`/`LeanExpr`/`Level` types from the compile-side environment. +//! +//! Key differences from the kernel implementation: +//! - No WHNF — finalized Lean env types are already normalized +//! - Uses FVar-based field processing (via `forall_telescope`) instead of manual +//! BVar depth tracking. This eliminates `lower_vars`-style normalization — +//! field-local dependencies are detected by checking for non-param FVars +//! rather than BVar range arithmetic. +//! - Spec_params are built in FVar space during detection, then abstracted back +//! to BVars for the returned `CompileFlatMember`. + +use blake3::Hash; -use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, Level, Name}; +use super::expr_utils::{ + LocalDecl, batch_abstract, decompose_apps, forall_telescope, instantiate1, + subst_levels, +}; +use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, Name, +}; /// A member of the flat block (original inductive or nested auxiliary). +/// +/// Spec_params use BVars relative to the block's parameter context: +/// `BVar(0)` = innermost (last) param, `BVar(n_params-1)` = outermost (first). #[derive(Clone)] pub(crate) struct CompileFlatMember { pub name: Name, @@ -16,31 +37,392 @@ pub(crate) struct CompileFlatMember { pub n_indices: usize, } +// ========================================================================= +// Expression helpers +// ========================================================================= + +/// Check if any `Const` or `Proj` name in `expr` is in `names`. +/// +/// Uses an explicit stack to avoid recursion. Analogous to the kernel's +/// `expr_mentions_any_addr` (`src/ix/kernel/tc.rs:459-501`). +fn expr_mentions_any_name(expr: &LeanExpr, names: &[Name]) -> bool { + let mut stack: Vec<&LeanExpr> = vec![expr]; + while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => { + if names.contains(n) { + return true; + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push(f); + stack.push(a); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + stack.push(t); + stack.push(b); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + stack.push(t); + stack.push(v); + stack.push(b); + }, + ExprData::Proj(type_name, _, val, _) => { + if names.contains(type_name) { + return true; + } + stack.push(val); + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { + stack.push(inner); + }, + // BVar, FVar, MVar, Sort, Lit — no constant names. + _ => {}, + } + } + false +} + +/// Check if an expression contains any invalid reference for a spec_param: +/// a free BVar (from domain-local foralls) or an FVar not in the block's +/// parameter set (from field-local binders). +/// +/// Valid spec_params should contain only block-param FVars, constants, sorts, +/// and literals — nothing that depends on field-local or domain-local bindings. +fn has_invalid_spec_ref(expr: &LeanExpr, param_fvar_names: &[Name]) -> bool { + let mut stack: Vec<(&LeanExpr, u64)> = vec![(expr, 0)]; + while let Some((e, depth)) = stack.pop() { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + // Free BVar = domain-local variable leaked into spec_param. + if idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) >= depth { + return true; + } + }, + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => { + // FVar not in param set = field-local variable. + if !param_fvar_names.contains(n) { + return true; + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push((f, depth)); + stack.push((a, depth)); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + stack.push((t, depth)); + stack.push((b, depth + 1)); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + stack.push((t, depth)); + stack.push((v, depth)); + stack.push((b, depth + 1)); + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, val, _) => stack.push((val, depth)), + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => stack.push((inner, depth)), + _ => {}, + } + } + false +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Flat block construction +// ========================================================================= + +/// Internal flat member during detection — spec_params in FVar form. +#[derive(Clone)] +struct FvarFlatMember { + name: Name, + /// Spec_params as FVar expressions referencing block param FVars. + spec_params: Vec, + occurrence_level_args: Vec, + own_params: usize, + n_indices: usize, +} + /// Build a flat block from an ordered list of original inductives. /// -/// Detects nested inductive occurrences in constructor fields and -/// creates auxiliary entries. Currently returns only the originals -/// (no nested detection yet). +/// Detects nested inductive occurrences in constructor fields and creates +/// auxiliary entries. The returned vector starts with the originals (in order) +/// followed by any auxiliary entries discovered during the queue-based scan. +/// +/// Internally works in FVar space: block parameters are represented as FVars +/// during detection, and `forall_telescope` opens constructor field binders. +/// This avoids manual BVar depth tracking — field-local dependencies are +/// caught by checking for non-param FVars in the detected spec_params. +/// +/// Ported from the kernel's `build_flat_block` (`src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs:364-475`). pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( ordered_originals: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, ) -> Vec { - use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo; + let first_ind = match ordered_originals.first() { + Some(name) => match lean_env.get(name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => return vec![], + }, + None => return vec![], + }; + let n_params = first_ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - ordered_originals - .iter() - .filter_map(|name| { - let ind = match lean_env.get(name) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, - _ => return None, + // Create canonical block-parameter FVars by opening the first inductive's + // type. These FVars represent the shared parameters across the mutual block + // and are used as the "param namespace" during detection. + let (block_param_fvars, block_param_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(&first_ind.cnst.typ, n_params, "bp", 0); + let block_param_fvar_names: Vec = + block_param_decls.iter().map(|d| d.fvar_name.clone()).collect(); + + let mut flat: Vec = Vec::new(); + // Dedup tracker: (ext_ind_name, spec_param content hashes). + let mut aux_seen: Vec<(Name, Vec)> = Vec::new(); + + // Seed with original block inductives. For originals, spec_params are + // the block param FVars themselves (identity specialization). + for name in ordered_originals { + let ind = match lean_env.get(name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => continue, + }; + flat.push(FvarFlatMember { + name: name.clone(), + spec_params: block_param_fvars.clone(), + occurrence_level_args: ind + .cnst + .level_params + .iter() + .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) + .collect(), + own_params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + n_indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + }); + } + + // Queue-based processing: scan each member's constructors for nested + // occurrences. New auxiliary entries are appended to `flat` and will be + // processed in subsequent iterations. + let mut qi = 0; + while qi < flat.len() { + let member = flat[qi].clone(); + qi += 1; + + // Look up the inductive to get its constructor names and level params. + let (ctor_names, level_params) = match lean_env.get(&member.name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { + (v.ctors.clone(), v.cnst.level_params.clone()) + }, + _ => continue, + }; + + for ctor_name in &ctor_names { + let (ctor_n_fields, ctor_typ) = match lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => { + let fields = c.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + (fields, c.cnst.typ.clone()) + }, + _ => continue, }; - Some(CompileFlatMember { - name: name.clone(), - spec_params: vec![], - occurrence_level_args: vec![], - own_params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, - n_indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, - }) + + // Substitute the external inductive's level params with the concrete + // universe args from the occurrence. For original members, this is + // identity (Level::param(lp) for each lp). For auxiliary members, + // these are the concrete levels extracted from the nested Const node. + let ctor_ty_inst = + subst_levels(&ctor_typ, &level_params, &member.occurrence_level_args); + + // Peel own_params foralls, substituting with the member's FVar-form + // spec_params. After this, `cur` has block-param FVars where the + // constructor originally referenced its own params. + let mut cur = ctor_ty_inst; + for j in 0..member.own_params { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + let sp = if j < member.spec_params.len() { + &member.spec_params[j] + } else { + // Shouldn't happen for well-formed types. + continue; + }; + cur = instantiate1(body, sp); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Open field foralls into FVars via forall_telescope. Each field + // domain is now in FVar space: block-param FVars for parameters, + // field FVars for earlier fields. No manual depth tracking needed. + let (_, field_decls, _) = forall_telescope(&cur, ctor_n_fields, "nf", 0); + + for decl in &field_decls { + try_detect_nested_fvar( + &decl.domain, + ordered_originals, + &mut flat, + &mut aux_seen, + lean_env, + &block_param_fvar_names, + ); + } + } + } + + // Convert FVar-form spec_params back to BVar form for the output. + // Abstract block-param FVars outermost-first: _bp_0 → BVar(n-1), + // _bp_1 → BVar(n-2), ..., _bp_{n-1} → BVar(0). + flat + .into_iter() + .map(|entry| { + let spec_params = + abstract_spec_params_to_bvars(&entry.spec_params, &block_param_decls); + CompileFlatMember { + name: entry.name, + spec_params, + // Normalize occurrence levels to right-associated form to match + // Lean's inferType normalization. The raw levels from Const nodes + // in constructor expressions may be left-associated. + occurrence_level_args: entry + .occurrence_level_args + .iter() + .map(|l| super::below::normalize_level(l)) + .collect(), + own_params: entry.own_params, + n_indices: entry.n_indices, + } }) .collect() } + +/// Convert spec_params from FVar form (referencing block-param FVars) back to +/// BVar form using batch abstraction. +/// +/// Outermost param `_bp_0` ends up at `BVar(n_params - 1)` and innermost +/// `_bp_{n-1}` at `BVar(0)`, matching the convention used by `recursor.rs`. +fn abstract_spec_params_to_bvars( + spec_params: &[LeanExpr], + block_param_decls: &[LocalDecl], +) -> Vec { + let n = block_param_decls.len(); + if n == 0 { + return spec_params.to_vec(); + } + let fvar_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = + block_param_decls + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, d)| (d.fvar_name.clone(), i)) + .collect(); + spec_params.iter().map(|sp| batch_abstract(sp, &fvar_map, n, 0)).collect() +} + +/// Check if a field domain contains a nested inductive occurrence and, if so, +/// add an auxiliary entry to the flat block. +/// +/// A nested occurrence is: after peeling foralls, the result is `ExtInd args` +/// where `ExtInd` is a previously-declared inductive (not in our block) and +/// some parameter arg mentions a block or flat-block inductive. +/// +/// Field domains are in FVar space (block-param FVars + field FVars), so +/// field-local dependencies are detected by checking for non-param FVars +/// rather than BVar range arithmetic. +/// +/// Ported from the kernel's `try_detect_nested` (`src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs:483-612`). +fn try_detect_nested_fvar( + dom: &LeanExpr, + block_names: &[Name], + flat: &mut Vec, + aux_seen: &mut Vec<(Name, Vec)>, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + block_param_fvar_names: &[Name], +) { + // Peel foralls structurally to get to the result type. No WHNF needed — + // finalized Lean env types are already in normal form. Note: we do NOT + // use forall_telescope here — the peeled binders introduce BVars in the + // body, which `has_invalid_spec_ref` will flag if they leak into a + // spec_param (domain-local dependency). + let mut cur = dom.clone(); + while let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = body.clone(); + } + + // Decompose into head and args. + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&cur); + let (head_name, head_levels) = match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) => (name.clone(), levels.clone()), + _ => return, + }; + + // Skip if head is in the original block (direct recursive, not nested). + if block_names.contains(&head_name) { + return; + } + // Skip if head is already a non-auxiliary flat member. + if flat.iter().any(|m| m.name == head_name && block_names.contains(&m.name)) { + return; + } + + // Verify head is an external inductive. + let (ext_n_params, ext_n_indices) = match lean_env.get(&head_name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { + let p = v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let i = v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + (p, i) + }, + _ => return, + }; + + // Must have at least ext_n_params applied args. + if args.len() < ext_n_params { + return; + } + + // Check if any parameter arg mentions a block inductive or existing flat + // member. This is what makes it "nested" — e.g., `List Tree` has param + // arg `Tree` which is in the block. + let all_flat_names: Vec = flat.iter().map(|m| m.name.clone()).collect(); + let combined: Vec = + block_names.iter().chain(all_flat_names.iter()).cloned().collect(); + let has_nested_ref = args + .iter() + .take(ext_n_params) + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_name(a, &combined)); + if !has_nested_ref { + return; + } + + // Extract spec_params (first ext_n_params args). In FVar space, these may + // contain block-param FVars (valid), field FVars (invalid), or free BVars + // from structurally-peeled domain foralls (invalid). + let spec_params: Vec = args[..ext_n_params].to_vec(); + + // Reject if any spec_param has invalid references: free BVars (from + // domain-local foralls) or non-param FVars (from field-local binders). + for sp in &spec_params { + if has_invalid_spec_ref(sp, block_param_fvar_names) { + return; + } + } + + // Dedup: check if we've already seen this (ext_ind_name, spec_params) pair. + // Use blake3 content hashes for structural equality. Since the FVar naming + // is deterministic (_bp_0, _bp_1, ...), hashing in FVar form is stable. + let spec_hashes: Vec = + spec_params.iter().map(|e| *e.get_hash()).collect(); + if aux_seen.iter().any(|(name, hashes)| { + *name == head_name + && hashes.len() == spec_hashes.len() + && hashes.iter().zip(spec_hashes.iter()).all(|(a, b)| a == b) + }) { + return; + } + aux_seen.push((head_name.clone(), spec_hashes)); + + flat.push(FvarFlatMember { + name: head_name, + spec_params, + occurrence_level_args: head_levels, + own_params: ext_n_params, + n_indices: ext_n_indices, + }); +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs index ff1f73ba..131af23a 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs @@ -3,18 +3,21 @@ //! `.rec` binder order: params, motives, minors, indices, major //! `.recOn` binder order: params, motives, indices, major, minors //! +//! Uses FVar-based construction: open all rec binders into FVars, reorder +//! the FVar/declaration arrays, then close back with mk_forall/mk_lambda. //! Follows `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/RecOn.lean`. use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::AuxDef; -use crate::ix::env::{ - BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, Name, RecursorVal, +use crate::ix::env::{Level, Name, RecursorVal}; + +use super::expr_utils::{ + forall_telescope, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, }; -use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; /// Generate a `.recOn` definition from a canonical `.rec`. /// /// Returns `None` if the recursor type cannot be decomposed. -pub(crate) fn _generate_rec_on( +pub(crate) fn generate_rec_on( name: &Name, rec_val: &RecursorVal, ) -> Option { @@ -22,106 +25,43 @@ pub(crate) fn _generate_rec_on( let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64()? as usize; let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64()? as usize; let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64()? as usize; - let n_major = 1usize; let ac_size = n_params + n_motives; // params + motives (kept in place) - let total = ac_size + n_minors + n_indices + n_major; - - // Collect all binders from the rec type. - let mut binders: Vec<(Name, LeanExpr, BinderInfo)> = - Vec::with_capacity(total); - let mut cur = rec_val.cnst.typ.clone(); - for _ in 0..total { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(bname, dom, body, bi, _) => { - binders.push((bname.clone(), dom.clone(), bi.clone())); - cur = body.clone(); - }, - _ => return None, - } - } - let return_type = cur; // the body after all binders - - // The new binder order is: - // [0..ac_size) = params + motives (same) - // [ac_size..ac_size+n_indices+n_major) = indices + major (moved up) - // [ac_size+n_indices+n_major..total) = minors (moved down) - // - // Build a permutation: new_order[new_pos] = old_pos - let mut new_order: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(total); - // params + motives - for i in 0..ac_size { - new_order.push(i); - } - // indices + major (were at old positions ac_size+n_minors .. total) - for i in (ac_size + n_minors)..(ac_size + n_minors + n_indices + n_major) { - new_order.push(i); - } - // minors (were at old positions ac_size .. ac_size+n_minors) - for i in ac_size..(ac_size + n_minors) { - new_order.push(i); - } + let total = ac_size + n_minors + n_indices + 1; - // Build inverse permutation: inv_perm[old_pos] = new_pos - let mut inv_perm = vec![0usize; total]; - for (new_pos, &old_pos) in new_order.iter().enumerate() { - inv_perm[old_pos] = new_pos; + // Open all foralls into FVars (equivalent to Lean's forallTelescope). + let (fvars, decls, body) = + forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, total, "ro", 0); + if fvars.len() < total { + return None; } - // Build the new type: ∀ (reordered binders), return_type[permuted BVars] - // In the rec type, BVar(0) is the innermost (major), BVar(total-1) is the outermost (first param). - // After reordering, a binder that was at old_pos now has BVar(total - 1 - new_pos). + // Build rec application: rec fvar[0] fvar[1] ... fvar[n-1] (original order). + let rec_univs: Vec = rec_val + .cnst + .level_params + .iter() + .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) + .collect(); + let rec_app = mk_app_n(mk_const(&rec_val.cnst.name, &rec_univs), &fvars); + + // Reorder declarations and FVars: + // before: [params, motives, minors, indices, major] + // after: [params, motives, indices, major, minors] // - // For each BVar(k) in the original type where k < total: - // old_pos = total - 1 - k - // new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos] - // new_bvar = total - 1 - new_pos - - // Permute BVars in an expression (only free vars, i.e., index >= cutoff). - let permute = |expr: &LeanExpr, cutoff: usize| -> LeanExpr { - permute_bvars(expr, &inv_perm, total, cutoff) - }; - - // Build the recOn type with reordered binders. - let mut rec_on_type = permute(&return_type, 0); - for i in (0..total).rev() { - let old_pos = new_order[i]; - let (ref bname, ref dom, ref bi) = binders[old_pos]; - // The domain needs to be permuted with cutoff = total - 1 - old_pos - // (the number of binders that were INSIDE this one in the original). - // But we're building from inside-out, and the domain at old_pos had - // (total - 1 - old_pos) binders below it. After permutation, we need - // the domain to reference the new positions. - let _cutoff = total - 1 - old_pos; - let new_dom = - permute_bvars_reorder(dom, &new_order, &inv_perm, total, old_pos); - rec_on_type = - LeanExpr::all(bname.clone(), new_dom, rec_on_type, bi.clone()); - } - - // Build the recOn value: λ (reordered binders), rec (original-order binders) - // The value applies rec to args in the ORIGINAL order. - // In the lambda body (depth = total), each original binder at old_pos - // is now at new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos], so it's BVar(total - 1 - new_pos). - let rec_const = LeanExpr::cnst( - rec_val.cnst.name.clone(), - rec_val.cnst.level_params.iter().map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())).collect(), - ); - let mut rec_app = rec_const; - for &new_pos in inv_perm.iter().take(total) { - let bvar_idx = (total - 1 - new_pos) as u64; - rec_app = LeanExpr::app(rec_app, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(bvar_idx))); - } - - let mut rec_on_value = rec_app; - for i in (0..total).rev() { - let old_pos = new_order[i]; - let (ref bname, ref dom, ref bi) = binders[old_pos]; - let new_dom = - permute_bvars_reorder(dom, &new_order, &inv_perm, total, old_pos); - rec_on_value = - LeanExpr::lam(bname.clone(), new_dom, rec_on_value, bi.clone()); - } + // This matches RecOn.lean lines 25-29: + // vs = xs[*...AC_size] + // ++ xs[(AC_size + numMinors) ... (AC_size + numMinors + 1 + numIndices)] + // ++ xs[AC_size ... (AC_size + numMinors)] + let mut reordered = Vec::with_capacity(total); + reordered.extend_from_slice(&decls[..ac_size]); + reordered.extend_from_slice(&decls[(ac_size + n_minors)..total]); + reordered.extend_from_slice(&decls[ac_size..(ac_size + n_minors)]); + + // Close back into BVar form with reordered binders. + // mk_forall/mk_lambda handle all de Bruijn index calculation automatically. + let rec_on_type = mk_forall(body, &reordered); + let rec_on_value = mk_lambda(rec_app, &reordered); Some(AuxDef { name: name.clone(), @@ -131,121 +71,11 @@ pub(crate) fn _generate_rec_on( }) } -/// Permute free BVars in an expression. -/// -/// For a BVar(k) where k >= cutoff (free relative to cutoff): -/// old_pos = total - 1 - (k - cutoff) [which original binder it refers to] -/// new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos] -/// new_k = cutoff + (total - 1 - new_pos) -#[allow(dead_code)] -pub(crate) fn permute_bvars( - expr: &LeanExpr, - inv_perm: &[usize], - total: usize, - cutoff: usize, -) -> LeanExpr { - match expr.as_data() { - ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - let k = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - if k >= cutoff && (k - cutoff) < total { - let old_pos = total - 1 - (k - cutoff); - if old_pos < inv_perm.len() { - let new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos]; - let new_k = cutoff + total - 1 - new_pos; - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(new_k as u64)) - } else { - expr.clone() - } - } else { - expr.clone() - } - }, - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( - permute_bvars(f, inv_perm, total, cutoff), - permute_bvars(a, inv_perm, total, cutoff), - ), - ExprData::Lam(name, dom, body, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( - name.clone(), - permute_bvars(dom, inv_perm, total, cutoff), - permute_bvars(body, inv_perm, total, cutoff + 1), - bi.clone(), - ), - ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( - name.clone(), - permute_bvars(dom, inv_perm, total, cutoff), - permute_bvars(body, inv_perm, total, cutoff + 1), - bi.clone(), - ), - ExprData::LetE(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( - name.clone(), - permute_bvars(ty, inv_perm, total, cutoff), - permute_bvars(val, inv_perm, total, cutoff), - permute_bvars(body, inv_perm, total, cutoff + 1), - *nd, - ), - ExprData::Sort(..) - | ExprData::Const(..) - | ExprData::Fvar(..) - | ExprData::Mvar(..) - | ExprData::Lit(..) => expr.clone(), - ExprData::Mdata(kv, inner, _) => { - LeanExpr::mdata(kv.clone(), permute_bvars(inner, inv_perm, total, cutoff)) - }, - ExprData::Proj(name, idx, s, _) => LeanExpr::proj( - name.clone(), - idx.clone(), - permute_bvars(s, inv_perm, total, cutoff), - ), - } -} - -/// Permute BVars in a binder domain from the original rec type. -/// -/// The domain at `old_pos` in the original rec type has `total - 1 - old_pos` -/// binders below it. We need to remap those free BVars to the new positions. -#[allow(dead_code)] -fn permute_bvars_reorder( - dom: &LeanExpr, - _new_order: &[usize], - inv_perm: &[usize], - total: usize, - old_pos: usize, -) -> LeanExpr { - // In the original type, the domain at old_pos sees binders at positions - // (old_pos+1)..total as free BVars (BVar(0) = old_pos+1, etc.). - // After reordering, we need to remap these. - // - // Free BVar(k) in the original domain means it refers to old_pos_ref = old_pos + 1 + k. - // In the new layout, that binder is at new_pos = inv_perm[old_pos_ref]. - // The new BVar index relative to the current position (new_pos_self = inv_perm[old_pos]) - // needs to account for the new ordering. - // - // Since we're building the type from inside-out with the new binder order, - // a binder at new position j sees binders at new positions (j+1)..total below it. - // If old_pos_ref maps to new_pos_ref, the BVar in the new type is: - // (total - 1 - new_pos_ref) relative to the bottom, - // but relative to the current position at new_pos_self: - // we need (new_pos_self - new_pos_ref - 1) if new_pos_ref < new_pos_self - // but this gets complicated. Use the simpler approach: - // - // The domain will be placed under (total - 1 - inv_perm[old_pos]) binders - // in the final type. Free BVar(k) refers to old position old_pos + 1 + k. - // In the final type, that position is at depth (total - 1 - inv_perm[old_pos + 1 + k]). - // But the domain itself is at depth (total - 1 - inv_perm[old_pos]). - // So the relative BVar should be: depth_ref - depth_self - 1... no, this is - // getting wrong. - // - // Actually, let's use the general permute_bvars with cutoff=0 since the domain - // in the original type has (total - 1 - old_pos) free variables which are exactly - // the binders at positions old_pos+1..total. These map via inv_perm. - let _n_free = total - 1 - old_pos; // number of binders INSIDE this one - permute_bvars(dom, inv_perm, total, 0) -} - #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; - use crate::ix::env::ConstantVal; + use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, ConstantVal, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData}; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { Name::str(Name::anon(), s.to_string()) @@ -256,13 +86,6 @@ mod tests { /// recOn: ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (t : P) (mk : motive P.mk), motive t #[test] fn test_rec_on_simple() { - // Build P.rec type: ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (mk : motive P.mk) (t : P), motive t - // Using de Bruijn: - // motive = BVar(2) in the body - // mk = BVar(1) in the body - // t = BVar(0) in the body - // - // P = Const("P", []) let p = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("P"), vec![]); let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); @@ -270,12 +93,11 @@ mod tests { let motive_ty = LeanExpr::all(mk_name("t"), p.clone(), prop.clone(), BinderInfo::Default); - // mk type (minor): motive P.mk - // Under 1 binder (motive), P.mk = Const("P.mk", []), motive = BVar(0) + // mk type (minor): motive P.mk (under 1 binder: motive = BVar(0)) let p_mk = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("P.mk"), vec![]); - let mk_ty = LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), p_mk.clone()); + let mk_ty = LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), p_mk); - // major type: P (no BVars needed since P is a constant) + // major type: P let major_ty = p.clone(); // return: motive t = BVar(2) applied to BVar(0) @@ -313,35 +135,37 @@ mod tests { is_unsafe: false, }; - let rec_on = _generate_rec_on(&mk_name("P.recOn"), &rec_val) + let rec_on = generate_rec_on(&mk_name("P.recOn"), &rec_val) .expect("should generate recOn"); assert_eq!(rec_on.name, mk_name("P.recOn")); // recOn type should be: ∀ {motive : P → Prop} (t : P) (mk : motive P.mk), motive t // The minors (mk) are moved after indices+major (t). - // Verify the type has the right binder structure. let mut ty = rec_on.typ.clone(); + // First binder: {motive : P → Prop} if let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, body, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { assert_eq!(name.pretty(), "motive"); - assert_eq!(*bi, BinderInfo::Implicit); + assert!(matches!(bi, BinderInfo::Implicit)); ty = body.clone(); } else { panic!("expected forall for motive"); } + // Second binder: (t : P) — moved from position 2 to position 1 if let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, body, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { assert_eq!(name.pretty(), "t"); - assert_eq!(*bi, BinderInfo::Default); + assert!(matches!(bi, BinderInfo::Default)); ty = body.clone(); } else { panic!("expected forall for t (major)"); } + // Third binder: (mk : motive P.mk) — moved from position 1 to position 2 if let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, _, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { assert_eq!(name.pretty(), "mk"); - assert_eq!(*bi, BinderInfo::Default); + assert!(matches!(bi, BinderInfo::Default)); } else { panic!("expected forall for mk (minor)"); } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index 5196f757..efd97c7b 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -20,9 +20,8 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::expr_utils::{ - LocalDecl, abstract_fvar, decompose_apps, fresh_fvar, - instantiate_spec_with_fvars, instantiate1, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, - shift_vars, subst_levels, + LocalDecl, decompose_apps, fresh_fvar, instantiate_spec_with_fvars, + instantiate1, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, shift_vars, subst_levels, }; // ========================================================================= @@ -64,17 +63,42 @@ struct FlatInfo<'a> { /// inductive block is in Prop. Downstream phases (`.below`, `.brecOn`) /// use `is_prop` to choose between definition (Type-level) and inductive /// (Prop-level) generation — matching Lean's `isPropFormerType` guard. +/// Generate canonical recursors using the **canonical** kenv/TC. pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( sorted_classes: &[Vec], lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, ) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { + generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + None, + stt, + &stt.kctx, + ) +} + +/// Like `generate_canonical_recursors`, but accepts an optional overlay +/// environment for looking up class representatives. Used by +/// `compile_below_recursors` to avoid cloning the full 197k-entry LeanEnv +/// just to add a few `.below` inductive entries. +pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { + // Lookup helper: check overlay first, then base env. + let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option<&ConstantInfo> { + overlay.and_then(|o| o.get(name)).or_else(|| lean_env.get(name)) + }; + let mut classes: Vec> = sorted_classes .iter() .map(|class| { let rep = &class[0]; - let ind = match lean_env.get(rep) { + let ind = match env_get(rep) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { @@ -85,7 +109,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( let ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = ind .ctors .iter() - .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn) { + .filter_map(|cn| match env_get(cn) { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(c), _ => None, }) @@ -143,9 +167,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( let n_minors: usize = classes.iter().map(|fi| fi.ctors.len()).sum(); // Compute is_large, k, and is_prop using the zero kernel's TypeChecker. - let (is_large, k, is_prop) = compute_is_large_and_k( - &classes, n_classes, n_params, lean_env, stt, aux_n2a, - ); + let (is_large, k, is_prop) = + compute_is_large_and_k(&classes, n_classes, n_params, lean_env, stt, kctx); // Build canonical level params: [u_1, u1, ..., un] for large, [u1, ..., un] for small. // Use the inductive's own level param names for consistency. @@ -203,13 +226,20 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( let di_member = &classes[di]; let n_indices = di_member.n_indices; - // Name: original → .rec, auxiliary →
.rec_N + // Name: original → .rec, auxiliary → .rec_N + // Lean always hangs _N names under all[0] (first inductive in source order), + // not under the class representative. Use the InductiveVal.all field. let rec_name = if di < n_classes { Name::str(di_member.ind.cnst.name.clone(), "rec".to_string()) } else { - let main_name = classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone(); + let all0 = classes[0] + .ind + .all + .first() + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone()); let aux_idx = di - n_classes + 1; - Name::str(main_name, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) + Name::str(all0, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) }; // `all` should list only the original inductives, matching Lean's convention. @@ -273,9 +303,14 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( // ========================================================================= /// A binder extracted from a forall chain. +/// +/// `name` and `domain` are used by `collect_binders` and retained for +/// dead-code reference implementations (`_extract_field_binders_from_rec_type`). #[derive(Clone)] struct Binder { + #[allow(dead_code)] name: Name, + #[allow(dead_code)] domain: LeanExpr, info: BinderInfo, } @@ -287,9 +322,13 @@ fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { for _ in 0..n { match cur.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + // Strip outParam/semiOutParam/optParam/autoParam wrappers, + // matching Lean's consume_type_annotations in mk_local_decl + // (inductive.cpp:179). + let clean_dom = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(dom); binders.push(Binder { name: name.clone(), - domain: dom.clone(), + domain: clean_dom, info: bi.clone(), }); cur = body.clone(); @@ -306,6 +345,10 @@ fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { /// Build the full recursor type for class `di`. /// +/// All domains and the return type are kept in FVar form throughout. +/// A single `mk_forall` call at the end batch-abstracts all FVars into +/// the correct de Bruijn indices. +/// /// Follows `declare_recursors` in inductive.cpp:752-774. fn build_rec_type( di: usize, @@ -321,60 +364,60 @@ fn build_rec_type( ) -> LeanExpr { let n_flat = flat.len(); let n_indices = classes[di].n_indices; - let mut depth: usize = 0; - let mut domains: Vec = Vec::new(); - // --- Params: create FVars --- - let mut param_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut param_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - for (p, pb) in param_binders.iter().enumerate() { - let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("param", p); - param_fvars.push(fv); - param_decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: fv_name, - binder_name: pb.name.clone(), - domain: pb.domain.clone(), - info: pb.info.clone(), - }); - domains.push(pb.clone()); - depth += 1; - } + // Collect ALL binders in a single Vec with FVar-based domains. + // mk_forall at the end handles all BVar abstraction in one batch. + let mut all_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + + // --- Params: create FVars via forall_telescope --- + // Use the pre-computed param_binders for domain info (with type annotation + // stripping already applied by collect_binders), but create fresh FVars + // so cross-references between dependent param domains use FVars. + let first_ty = subst_levels( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + &classes[0].ind.cnst.level_params, + ind_univs, + ); + let (param_fvars, param_decls, _) = + super::expr_utils::forall_telescope(&first_ty, n_params, "param", 0); + // Apply consume_type_annotations to param domains, matching Lean C++ + // mk_local_decl behavior (inductive.cpp:179). + let param_decls: Vec = param_decls + .into_iter() + .zip(param_binders.iter()) + .map(|(mut d, pb)| { + d.domain = consume_type_annotations(&d.domain); + d.info = pb.info.clone(); + d + }) + .collect(); + all_decls.extend(param_decls.iter().cloned()); - // --- Motives (Cs): one per flat member, create FVars --- + // --- Motives (Cs): one per flat member, FVar domains --- let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut motive_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); for j in 0..n_flat { - let mut motive_ty = if j < n_classes { - // Original member: use class info (FVar-based, contains param FVars) + let motive_ty = if j < n_classes { build_motive_type( j, classes, n_params, - depth, + 0, // depth unused — no manual abstraction elim_level, ind_univs, ¶m_fvars, ) } else { - // Auxiliary member (nested): build motive type from flat member. build_motive_type_aux( &classes[j], n_params, elim_level, ind_univs, lean_env, + ¶m_fvars, ) }; - // Abstract param FVars from the motive type and shift for depth - for pd in ¶m_decls { - motive_ty = abstract_fvar(&motive_ty, &pd.fvar_name, 0); - } - let n_motives_before = depth - n_params; // motives already pushed - if n_motives_before > 0 { - motive_ty = shift_vars(&motive_ty, n_motives_before, 0); - } - // Lean C++ uses appendIndexAfter which produces "motive_N" as a - // single string (not Name::str(Name::str(anon, "motive"), "N")). + // Domain stays in FVar form — contains param FVars which mk_forall + // will abstract when processing this binder's domain. let motive_name = if n_flat > 1 { Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("motive_{}", j + 1)) } else { @@ -382,27 +425,19 @@ fn build_rec_type( }; let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("motive", j); motive_fvars.push(fv); - motive_decls.push(LocalDecl { + all_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, - binder_name: motive_name.clone(), - domain: motive_ty.clone(), - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }); - domains.push(Binder { - name: motive_name, + binder_name: motive_name, domain: motive_ty, info: BinderInfo::Default, }); - depth += 1; } - // --- Minors: build for each flat member's constructors --- + // --- Minors: build for each flat member's constructors, FVar domains --- for j in 0..n_flat { - // Get constructors for this flat member let member_ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = if j < n_classes { classes[j].ctors.clone() } else { - // Auxiliary member: look up ctors from the external inductive match lean_env.get(&flat[j].name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) => ind .ctors @@ -417,7 +452,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( }; let ind_name = &flat[j].name; for ctor in &member_ctors { - let mut minor_ty = build_minor_type( + let minor_ty = build_minor_type( j, ctor, classes, @@ -426,28 +461,18 @@ fn build_rec_type( &motive_fvars, ind_univs, ); - // Abstract FVars in rec type binder order (outermost first). - for pd in ¶m_decls { - minor_ty = abstract_fvar(&minor_ty, &pd.fvar_name, 0); - } - for md in &motive_decls { - minor_ty = abstract_fvar(&minor_ty, &md.fvar_name, 0); - } - let n_earlier_minors = depth - n_params - n_flat; - if n_earlier_minors > 0 { - minor_ty = shift_vars(&minor_ty, n_earlier_minors, 0); - } - // Extract the ctor suffix as a Name (e.g. `A.mk` → `mk`) + // Domain stays in FVar form — contains param + motive FVars. let minor_name = ctor.cnst.name.strip_prefix(ind_name).map_or_else( || ctor.cnst.name.clone(), |suffix| Name::anon().append_components(&suffix), ); - domains.push(Binder { - name: minor_name, + let (fv_name, _fv) = fresh_fvar("minor", all_decls.len()); + all_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: minor_name, domain: minor_ty, info: BinderInfo::Default, }); - depth += 1; } } @@ -468,7 +493,6 @@ fn build_rec_type( ) }; let mut ity = di_ty; - // Peel params: for originals use param FVars, for aux use FVar-converted spec_params. let di_n_ext_params = di_member.own_params; let di_sp_fvars = if di_is_aux { instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&di_member.spec_params, ¶m_fvars) @@ -486,9 +510,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( } } } - // Peel index binders using FVars so that later index domains correctly - // reference earlier indices as FVars (not corrupt BVars). - // Follows lean4lean's approach: `withLocalDecl` + `instantiate1` per index. + // Peel index binders using FVars — domains stay in FVar form. let mut index_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut index_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); for fi in 0..n_indices { @@ -507,55 +529,28 @@ fn build_rec_type( _ => break, } } - // Convert each index domain from FVar form to BVar form for the final - // forall chain. Abstract param FVars, then shift for motives+minors, - // then abstract earlier index FVars. - let n_non_param_before_indices = depth - n_params; // motives + minors - for (fi, decl) in index_decls.iter().enumerate() { - let mut abs_dom = decl.domain.clone(); - // Abstract param FVars (outermost binders in the rec type) - for pd in ¶m_decls { - abs_dom = abstract_fvar(&abs_dom, &pd.fvar_name, 0); - } - // Shift up past motives + minors (between params and indices) - if n_non_param_before_indices > 0 { - abs_dom = shift_vars(&abs_dom, n_non_param_before_indices, 0); - } - // Abstract earlier index FVars (they're inner binders in the chain) - for id in &index_decls[..fi] { - abs_dom = abstract_fvar(&abs_dom, &id.fvar_name, 0); - } - domains.push(Binder { - name: decl.binder_name.clone(), - domain: abs_dom, - info: decl.info.clone(), - }); - depth += 1; - } + // Index domains are in FVar form (param + earlier index FVars). + // No manual abstraction needed — mk_forall handles it. + all_decls.extend(index_decls); - // --- Major --- + // --- Major: domain in FVar form --- let major_dom = if di_is_aux { - // Auxiliary member: J.{occurrence_us} spec_params indices let major_univs = if !di_member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { &di_member.occurrence_level_args } else { ind_univs }; let mut app = mk_const(&di_member.ind.cnst.name, major_univs); - // Apply FVar-converted spec_params let sp_fvars = instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&di_member.spec_params, ¶m_fvars); for sp in &sp_fvars { app = LeanExpr::app(app, sp.clone()); } - // Indices: use FVars (will be abstracted below) for idx_fv in &index_fvars { app = LeanExpr::app(app, idx_fv.clone()); } app } else { - // Original member: I params indices - // Build using FVars for params and indices, then abstract later. let mut app = mk_const(&di_member.ind.cnst.name, ind_univs); for pf in ¶m_fvars { app = LeanExpr::app(app, pf.clone()); @@ -565,43 +560,28 @@ fn build_rec_type( } app }; - // Abstract param FVars from major domain - let mut abs_major = major_dom; - for pd in ¶m_decls { - abs_major = abstract_fvar(&abs_major, &pd.fvar_name, 0); - } - // Shift past motives + minors - if n_non_param_before_indices > 0 { - abs_major = shift_vars(&abs_major, n_non_param_before_indices, 0); - } - // Abstract index FVars - for id in &index_decls { - abs_major = abstract_fvar(&abs_major, &id.fvar_name, 0); - } - domains.push(Binder { - name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), - domain: abs_major, + let (major_fv_name, major_fv) = fresh_fvar("major", 0); + all_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: major_fv_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: major_dom, info: BinderInfo::Default, }); - depth += 1; - // --- Return: motive_di indices major --- - let motive_idx = (depth - 1 - n_params - di) as u64; - let mut ret = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(motive_idx)); - for i in 0..n_indices { - ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_indices - i) as u64))); + // --- Return: motive_di(index_fvars, major_fv) --- + let mut ret = motive_fvars[di].clone(); + for idx_fv in &index_fvars { + ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, idx_fv.clone()); } - ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64))); + ret = LeanExpr::app(ret, major_fv); - // Fold into forall chain - for b in domains.iter().rev() { - ret = LeanExpr::all(b.name.clone(), b.domain.clone(), ret, b.info.clone()); - } + // Single batch abstraction: all FVars → BVars in one pass. + let rec_type = mk_forall(ret, &all_decls); // Apply infer_implicit: Lean calls inferImplicit(ty, 1000, false) // which processes ALL binders, marking them implicit if their BVar // appears in an explicit domain downstream. - infer_implicit(&ret, 1000) + infer_implicit(&rec_type, 1000) } /// Build motive type for class `j`: @@ -687,13 +667,16 @@ fn build_motive_type( /// with indices, the motive type is `∀ (indices...) (t : J Ds indices), Sort u`. /// `Ds` are the spec_params from the flat member. /// -/// Follows the zero kernel's `build_motive_type_flat` for auxiliaries. +/// Uses FVar-based index peeling via `forall_telescope` so that dependent +/// index domains are correctly instantiated (earlier indices as FVars). +/// The returned expression contains param FVars as free variables. fn build_motive_type_aux( member: &FlatInfo<'_>, _n_params: usize, elim_level: &Level, _ind_univs: &[Level], lean_env: &LeanEnv, + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], ) -> LeanExpr { // Look up the external inductive let ind = match lean_env.get(&member.name) { @@ -704,9 +687,7 @@ fn build_motive_type_aux( let n_ext_indices = member.n_indices; // Substitute levels with occurrence_level_args (concrete levels from - // the nested occurrence). This is the key fix: previously we left - // levels unsubstituted, but the motive type must use the concrete - // universe args. + // the nested occurrence). let ty = if !member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { subst_levels( &ind.cnst.typ, @@ -717,91 +698,64 @@ fn build_motive_type_aux( ind.cnst.typ.clone() }; - // Skip params (substituting with spec_params). - // Spec_params are in BVar form (relative to param context), but here - // we're building the raw motive type (no FVars), so BVars referencing - // outer params will end up as free vars. They get shifted when the - // motive is placed in the rec type's forall chain. + // Skip params, substituting with spec_params in FVar form. + // Convert BVar-form spec_params to FVar form using param_fvars, so the + // resulting motive type uses the same FVars as original member motives. + let spec_fvars = + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&member.spec_params, param_fvars); let mut cur = ty; for p in 0..n_ext_params { if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - if p < member.spec_params.len() { - cur = instantiate1(body, &member.spec_params[p]); + if p < spec_fvars.len() { + cur = instantiate1(body, &spec_fvars[p]); } else { cur = instantiate1(body, &LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero())); // placeholder } } } - // Collect index binders - let mut index_binders: Vec = Vec::new(); - for _ in 0..n_ext_indices { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { - index_binders.push(Binder { - name: name.clone(), - domain: dom.clone(), - info: bi.clone(), - }); - cur = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } + // Peel index binders using FVars so that dependent index domains are + // correctly instantiated. This fixes the structural-peeling bug where + // body.clone() left dangling BVars in dependent index types. + let (index_fvars, index_decls, _) = + super::expr_utils::forall_telescope(&cur, n_ext_indices, "ma_idx", 0); - // Build major type: J.{occurrence_us} spec_params indices + // Build major type: J.{occurrence_us} spec_params index_fvars + let fallback_univs; let major_univs = if !member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { &member.occurrence_level_args } else { // Fallback: identity-mapped level params (shouldn't reach here for // proper aux members) - &ind + fallback_univs = ind .cnst .level_params .iter() .map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())) - .collect::>() + .collect::>(); + &fallback_univs }; let mut major_ty = mk_const(&member.name, major_univs); - for sp in &member.spec_params { - // Lift spec_params by n_ext_indices to account for the index binders - // above the major type in the motive. The major binder itself doesn't - // need shifting because it's the innermost — matching how the - // original motive builder places param BVars at BVar(n_indices + p). - let lifted = if n_ext_indices > 0 { - shift_vars(sp, n_ext_indices, 0) - } else { - sp.clone() - }; - major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, lifted); + for sp in &spec_fvars { + major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, sp.clone()); } - for i in 0..n_ext_indices { - major_ty = LeanExpr::app( - major_ty, - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_ext_indices - 1 - i) as u64)), - ); + for idx_fv in &index_fvars { + major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, idx_fv.clone()); } - // Build: ∀ (major : major_ty), Sort elim_level + // Build: ∀ (indices...) (major : major_ty), Sort elim_level let sort = LeanExpr::sort(elim_level.clone()); - let mut result = LeanExpr::all( - Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), - major_ty, - sort, - BinderInfo::Default, - ); - - // Wrap index binders - for b in index_binders.iter().rev() { - result = LeanExpr::all( - b.name.clone(), - b.domain.clone(), - result, - BinderInfo::Default, - ); - } + let major_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "_ma_major_0".to_string()), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: major_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; - result + let mut all_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + all_decls.extend(index_decls); + all_decls.push(major_decl); + mk_forall(sort, &all_decls) } /// Build minor premise type for a constructor using FVars. @@ -1013,58 +967,6 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( mk_forall(ih_body, &xs_decls) } -/// Build IH type for a recursive field in a minor premise (old BVar version). -/// -/// `field_idx`: index of this field in the constructor's field list. -/// `dom_lifted`: field domain shifted by (n_fields + k - field_idx). -fn _build_ih_type( - field_idx: usize, - dom_lifted: &LeanExpr, - target_ci: usize, - n_params: usize, - n_fields: usize, - k: usize, - minor_saved: usize, - motive_base: usize, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], -) -> LeanExpr { - let (forall_doms, inner, n_xs) = _peel_foralls_to_ind(dom_lifted, classes); - let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&inner); - let idx_args: Vec = inner_args.into_iter().skip(n_params).collect(); - - let depth = minor_saved + n_fields + k + n_xs; - let motive_var = (depth - 1 - (motive_base + target_ci)) as u64; - let mut ih_body = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(motive_var)); - for idx in &idx_args { - ih_body = LeanExpr::app(ih_body, idx.clone()); - } - - // Field is at context position (minor_saved + field_idx). - // BVar index = depth - 1 - (minor_saved + field_idx) - // = n_fields + k + n_xs - 1 - field_idx - let field_bvar = (n_fields + k + n_xs - 1 - field_idx) as u64; - let mut field_app = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(field_bvar)); - for xi in 0..n_xs { - field_app = LeanExpr::app( - field_app, - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_xs - 1 - xi) as u64)), - ); - } - ih_body = LeanExpr::app(ih_body, field_app); - - // Wrap in forall binders for xs - for i in (0..n_xs).rev() { - ih_body = LeanExpr::all( - Name::anon(), - forall_doms[i].clone(), - ih_body, - BinderInfo::Default, - ); - } - - ih_body -} - // ========================================================================= // Rule RHS construction // ========================================================================= @@ -1236,16 +1138,21 @@ fn build_rec_rules( for (field_fv, target_ci) in &rec_field_data { // Determine the correct recursor name for the target. // For original targets: .rec - // For auxiliary targets: .rec_N + // For auxiliary targets: .rec_N (Lean hangs _N under all[0]) let rec_name = if *target_ci < n_classes { Name::str( classes[*target_ci].ind.cnst.name.clone(), "rec".to_string(), ) } else { - let main_name = classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone(); + let all0 = classes[0] + .ind + .all + .first() + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone()); let aux_idx = *target_ci - n_classes + 1; - Name::str(main_name, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) + Name::str(all0, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) }; // Get the field's type to extract index args. @@ -1366,139 +1273,10 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( mk_lambda(ih, &xs_decls) } -/// Build IH value for a recursive field in a rule RHS (old BVar version). -fn _build_rule_ih( - field_idx: usize, - n_fields: usize, - total_lams: usize, - target_ci: usize, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], - n_params: usize, - n_motives: usize, - n_minors: usize, - dom: &LeanExpr, - rec_level_params: &[Name], -) -> LeanExpr { - let target_ind = classes[target_ci].ind; - let target_n_params = target_ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let rec_name = Name::str(target_ind.cnst.name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - let rec_univs: Vec = - rec_level_params.iter().map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())).collect(); - - let (forall_doms, inner, n_xs) = _peel_foralls_to_ind(dom, classes); - let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&inner); - let idx_args: Vec = - inner_args.into_iter().skip(target_n_params).collect(); - - let depth = total_lams + n_xs; - - let mut ih = mk_const(&rec_name, &rec_univs); - for pi in 0..n_params { - ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - pi) as u64))); - } - for mi in 0..n_motives { - ih = LeanExpr::app( - ih, - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - n_params - mi) as u64)), - ); - } - for mi in 0..n_minors { - ih = LeanExpr::app( - ih, - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - n_params - n_motives - mi) as u64)), - ); - } - for idx in &idx_args { - ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, idx.clone()); - } - let field_base = (n_fields - 1 - field_idx + n_xs) as u64; - let mut field_app = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(field_base)); - for xi in 0..n_xs { - field_app = LeanExpr::app( - field_app, - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_xs - 1 - xi) as u64)), - ); - } - ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, field_app); - - // Wrap in lambdas for xs - for i in (0..n_xs).rev() { - let fd = &forall_doms[i]; - let fd_name = match dom.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(n, _, _, _, _) => n.clone(), - _ => Name::anon(), - }; - ih = LeanExpr::lam(fd_name, fd.clone(), ih, BinderInfo::Default); - } - - ih -} - // ========================================================================= // Helpers // ========================================================================= -/// Extract field binders from the recursor type's minor premise. -/// -/// The minor premise is at depth `n_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx` -/// in the rec type. Its field domains have BVars relative to that depth. -/// In the rule RHS, fields are at depth `n_params + n_motives + n_minors`. -/// We shift each domain by `(n_minors - 1 - global_minor_idx)` and apply -/// a per-field cutoff to avoid shifting bound vars within nested foralls. -fn _extract_field_binders_from_rec_type( - rec_type: &LeanExpr, - n_params: usize, - n_motives: usize, - n_minors: usize, - global_minor_idx: usize, - n_fields: usize, -) -> Vec { - let skip = n_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx; - let mut cur = rec_type.clone(); - for _ in 0..skip { - if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - cur = body.clone(); - } - } - // cur is ∀ (minor : T), ...; extract T - let minor_dom = match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, _, _, _) => dom.clone(), - _ => return vec![], - }; - - // Shift amount: difference between minor's position and the rule's - // field region start. In the rec type, the minor is at position - // (n_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx). The fields in the rule - // RHS are after all minors: (n_params + n_motives + n_minors). - // So free vars in the minor's field domains need to be shifted up by - // (n_minors - 1 - global_minor_idx) to reach the right binders. - let field_dom_lift = n_minors - 1 - global_minor_idx; - - let mut fields = Vec::with_capacity(n_fields); - let mut mcur = minor_dom; - for fi in 0..n_fields { - match mcur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { - // Shift with cutoff = fi (the first fi BVars are bound to - // earlier fields within the minor, not free). - let shifted = if field_dom_lift > 0 { - shift_vars(dom, field_dom_lift, fi) - } else { - dom.clone() - }; - fields.push(Binder { - name: name.clone(), - domain: shifted, - info: bi.clone(), - }); - mcur = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - fields -} - /// Check if elimination is restricted to Prop (Sort 0). /// Returns true if the recursor can ONLY eliminate into Prop. /// Returns false if large elimination is allowed (any Sort). @@ -1511,7 +1289,28 @@ fn elim_only_at_universe_zero( n_params: usize, lean_env: &LeanEnv, ) -> bool { - // Only relevant for Prop inductives. Non-Prop always has large elim. + // Structural short-circuits matching Lean C++ `init_elim_level` + // (refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:478-533). + + // Mutual inductives (> 1 type) always get small elimination. + if classes.len() > 1 { + return true; + } + + // Count total constructors across all classes. + let total_ctors: usize = classes.iter().map(|c| c.ctors.len()).sum(); + + // Multi-constructor types always get small elimination. + if total_ctors > 1 { + return true; + } + + // Empty types (0 constructors, like False) always get large elimination. + if total_ctors == 0 { + return false; + } + + // Single constructor, single type: check field sorts. // Walk each ctor's fields (past params). For each field: // - Check if the field's type is in Prop (Sort 0). // - If not, check if it appears in the return type's indices. @@ -1580,9 +1379,11 @@ fn elim_only_at_universe_zero( } /// Check if a field domain type is in Prop (Sort 0). -/// Heuristic: checks if the domain itself is Sort 0, or if it's a BVar -/// pointing to a param known to be in Prop, or if it's an application -/// of a type constructor that returns Prop. +/// +/// Handles: `Sort 0`, BVars pointing to Prop params, forall chains, +/// applied constants (inductives, definitions, axioms, theorems, opaques), +/// and mdata wrappers. For universe-polymorphic constants applied at +/// concrete levels, substitutes the level args before checking the sort. fn is_sort_zero_domain( dom: &LeanExpr, param_sorts: &[bool], @@ -1599,17 +1400,32 @@ fn is_sort_zero_domain( // ∀ x : A, B — the sort is the sort of B (under the binder) is_sort_zero_domain(body, param_sorts, lean_env) }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { + is_sort_zero_domain(inner, param_sorts, lean_env) + }, ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::App(..) => { - // Look up the head constant's return type + // Look up the head constant's return type. + // Handles inductives, definitions (e.g. `And`), axioms, theorems, + // and opaques — any constant whose return sort might be Prop. let (head, _) = decompose_apps(dom); - if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() + if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() && let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name) { - let typ = match ci { - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, - ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => &v.cnst.typ, + let (typ, lvl_params) = match ci { + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), _ => return false, }; + // Substitute concrete level args if available. This handles + // universe-polymorphic constants applied at level 0, e.g., + // PUnit.{0} whose type is Sort(Param(u)) → Sort(0) after subst. + if !levels.is_empty() && levels.len() == lvl_params.len() { + let subst_typ = subst_levels(typ, lvl_params, levels); + return is_prop_sort(&subst_typ); + } return is_prop_sort(typ); } false @@ -1664,27 +1480,6 @@ fn consume_type_annotations(expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { expr.clone() } -fn _build_ind_app( - name: &Name, - univs: &[Level], - n_params: usize, - n_indices: usize, - depth: usize, -) -> LeanExpr { - let mut result = mk_const(name, univs); - for p in 0..n_params { - result = - LeanExpr::app(result, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - p) as u64))); - } - for i in 0..n_indices { - result = LeanExpr::app( - result, - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n_indices - 1 - i) as u64)), - ); - } - result -} - /// Strip prefix `pfx` from `name`, returning the suffix. /// Lean's `appendAfter`: append a suffix string to a Name. /// @@ -1780,76 +1575,6 @@ fn find_rec_target( } } -/// Check if any field domain of a constructor references a class member. -fn _find_rec_target_in_ctor( - ctor: &ConstructorVal, - _level_params: &[Name], - n_params: usize, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], -) -> Option { - let mut cur = ctor.cnst.typ.clone(); - for _ in 0..n_params { - if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - cur = body.clone(); - } else { - return None; - } - } - loop { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - if let Some(ci) = find_rec_target(dom, classes, &[]) { - return Some(ci); - } - cur = body.clone(); - }, - _ => return None, - } - } -} - -fn _peel_foralls_to_ind( - dom: &LeanExpr, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], -) -> (Vec, LeanExpr, usize) { - let mut forall_doms = Vec::new(); - let mut inner = dom.clone(); - while let ExprData::ForallE(_, fd, fb, _, _) = inner.as_data() { - let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&inner); - if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = h.as_data() - && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name)) - { - break; - } - forall_doms.push(fd.clone()); - inner = fb.clone(); - } - let n = forall_doms.len(); - (forall_doms, inner, n) -} - -fn _extract_return_indices( - ctor_typ: &LeanExpr, - level_params: &[Name], - ind_univs: &[Level], - n_params: usize, - depth: usize, -) -> Vec { - let ty = subst_levels(ctor_typ, level_params, ind_univs); - let mut cur = ty; - for p in 0..n_params { - if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - cur = - instantiate1(body, &LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((depth - 1 - p) as u64))); - } - } - while let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - cur = body.clone(); - } - let (_, args) = decompose_apps(&cur); - args.into_iter().skip(n_params).collect() -} - /// Port of Lean's `inferImplicit(ty, numParams, strict)`. /// /// Marks explicit binders as implicit when BVar(0) (the binder's @@ -1883,7 +1608,12 @@ fn infer_implicit(ty: &LeanExpr, num_params: usize) -> LeanExpr { /// `strict=false`, also checks the range (non-domain positions). /// /// When entering a binder, `target` is incremented (since BVar indices -/// shift under binders). Only counts occurrences in EXPLICIT domains. +/// shift under binders). +/// +/// Includes the C++ kernel's **transitivity rule**: if `target` appears +/// in an *implicit* binder's domain, we recursively check whether that +/// binder's own variable (BVar 0 in the body) appears in an explicit +/// domain downstream. This handles chains like `{x : F target} → (y : G x)`. /// /// Reference: `refs/lean4/src/kernel/expr.cpp:480-500` fn has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain( @@ -1901,13 +1631,21 @@ fn has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain( } }, ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, bi, _) => { - // Check domain — only count if this binder is explicit - let dom_has = if *bi == BinderInfo::Default { - expr_has_loose_bvar(dom, target) - } else { - false - }; - dom_has || has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain(body, target + 1, strict) + // Check if target appears in this binder's domain (any binder info). + if expr_has_loose_bvar(dom, target) { + if *bi == BinderInfo::Default { + // Explicit domain contains target — mark as implicit. + return true; + } else if has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain(body, 0, strict) { + // Transitivity: target appears in an implicit binder's domain. + // Check whether this binder's own variable (BVar 0 in body) + // appears in an explicit domain downstream. If so, target is + // transitively needed by an explicit domain. + return true; + } + } + // Continue searching in the body with shifted target. + has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain(body, target + 1, strict) }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { if strict { @@ -1952,46 +1690,6 @@ fn expr_has_loose_bvar(e: &LeanExpr, target: u64) -> bool { // is_large / k computation — direct LeanExpr approach // ========================================================================= -/// Compute `is_large` and `k` directly from LeanExpr-level types. -/// -/// Follows the Lean C++ kernel's `elim_only_at_universe_zero` and -/// `isKTarget` logic without requiring a KEnv TypeChecker. -/// -/// `is_large`: true if the recursor can eliminate into any Sort. -/// `k`: true for K-target (single Prop inductive, single ctor, 0 fields). -/// `is_prop`: true if the inductive is in Prop (Sort 0). -fn _compute_is_large_and_k_direct( - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], - n_classes: usize, - n_params: usize, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> (bool, bool, bool) { - // Get result sort level from the first class's type - let result_level = get_lean_result_sort_level( - &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, - n_params + classes[0].n_indices, - ); - - let is_prop = result_level_is_zero(&result_level); - - // Non-Prop → always large - let is_large = if !is_prop { - true - } else { - // Prop inductive → check elim_only_at_universe_zero - // Returns false when large elim IS allowed (so is_large = !elim_only) - !elim_only_at_universe_zero(classes, n_params, lean_env) - }; - - // K-target: single Prop inductive, single ctor, 0 non-param fields - let k = n_classes == 1 - && is_prop - && classes[0].ctors.len() == 1 - && classes[0].ctors[0].num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) == 0; - - (is_large, k, is_prop) -} - /// Extract the result sort level from a LeanExpr inductive type by /// peeling `n` forall binders. fn get_lean_result_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Option { @@ -2045,35 +1743,38 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( n_params: usize, lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> (bool, bool, bool) { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ - lean_expr_to_zexpr, resolve_lean_name_addr, + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv, resolve_lean_name_addr, }; - use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; - use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); // Build ephemeral KConst entries for ALL original classes and insert // into stt.kenv. This ensures is_large_eliminator sees the full mutual // block and can apply the "mutual Prop → small" rule. let mut ind_infos: Vec<( - KId, + KId, u64, u64, - Vec>, - crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, + Vec>, + crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, bool, )> = Vec::new(); // Use the first class's block KId as the shared block reference. let block_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&classes[0].ind.cnst.name, n2a, aux_n2a); - let block_zid: KId = KId::new(block_addr, ()); + let block_zid: KId = + KId::new(block_addr, classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone()); + let _cilk_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut _ingress_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; for (ci, cls) in classes[..n_classes].iter().enumerate() { let cls_ind = cls.ind; let cls_lvl_params = &cls_ind.cnst.level_params; @@ -2081,35 +1782,35 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( let cls_n_indices = cls_ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); let cls_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&cls_ind.cnst.name, n2a, aux_n2a); - let cls_zid: KId = KId::new(cls_addr, ()); - let cls_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr( + let cls_zid: KId = KId::new(cls_addr, cls_ind.cnst.name.clone()); + let cls_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &cls_ind.cnst.typ, cls_lvl_params, - &stt.kintern, + &kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); // Convert constructors - let mut cls_ctor_zids: Vec> = Vec::new(); + let mut cls_ctor_zids: Vec> = Vec::new(); for ctor in &cls.ctors { let ctor_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&ctor.cnst.name, n2a, aux_n2a); - let ctor_zid = KId::new(ctor_addr, ()); - let ctor_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr( + let ctor_zid = KId::new(ctor_addr, ctor.cnst.name.clone()); + let ctor_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &ctor.cnst.typ, cls_lvl_params, - &stt.kintern, + &kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); let ctor_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); let ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); - stt.kenv.insert( + kctx.kenv.insert( ctor_zid.clone(), KConst::Ctor { - name: (), - level_params: (), + name: ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + level_params: cls_lvl_params.clone(), is_unsafe: false, lvls: cls_n_lvls, induct: cls_zid.clone(), @@ -2123,11 +1824,11 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( } // Insert inductive - stt.kenv.insert( + kctx.kenv.insert( cls_zid.clone(), KConst::Indc { - name: (), - level_params: (), + name: cls_ind.cnst.name.clone(), + level_params: cls_lvl_params.clone(), lvls: cls_n_lvls, params: n_params as u64, indices: cls_n_indices, @@ -2139,12 +1840,14 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( member_idx: ci as u64, ty: cls_ty_z.clone(), ctors: cls_ctor_zids.clone(), - lean_all: (), + lean_all: vec![], }, ); // Ingress field deps for this class - ingress_field_deps(cls, cls_lvl_params, lean_env, stt, aux_n2a); + let _ig_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + ingress_field_deps(cls, cls_lvl_params, lean_env, stt, kctx); + _ingress_total += _ig_start.elapsed(); ind_infos.push(( cls_zid, @@ -2160,10 +1863,8 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( let first_ty_z = &ind_infos[0].4; let first_n_indices = ind_infos[0].2; - // Create a fresh InternTable for the ephemeral TC. - let tc_intern: crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable = - crate::ix::kernel::env::InternTable::new(); - let mut tc: TypeChecker<'_, Anon> = TypeChecker::new(&stt.kenv, tc_intern); + // Use the TC for the appropriate context. + let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(kctx.kenv.clone()); let is_large = match tc .get_result_sort_level(first_ty_z, n_params + (first_n_indices as usize)) @@ -2227,6 +1928,18 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( ); let is_prop = result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl); + // C1 fix: if the block has nested auxiliary flat members that weren't + // inserted into the KEnv, the is_large_eliminator result may be wrong. + // In Lean's kernel, nested auxiliaries are full mutual block members + // (via elim_nested_inductive_fn), and any mutual Prop block (>1 type) + // gets small elimination. The KEnv path only saw n_classes types, so + // it may have incorrectly allowed large elimination. + let is_large = if is_large && is_prop && classes.len() > n_classes { + false + } else { + is_large + }; + // K-target: single inductive, Prop, single ctor, 0 non-param fields. let k = n_classes == 1 && classes[0].ctors.len() == 1 @@ -2236,6 +1949,17 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( Some(u) if u.is_zero() ); + let _cilk_elapsed = _cilk_start.elapsed(); + if _cilk_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.1 { + eprintln!( + "[compute_is_large_and_k] {:?} total={:.3}s ingress={:.3}s n_classes={} kenv_size={}", + classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty(), + _cilk_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + _ingress_total.as_secs_f32(), + n_classes, + kctx.kenv.consts.len(), + ); + } (is_large, k, is_prop) } @@ -2246,16 +1970,17 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( _lvl_params: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ - lean_expr_to_zexpr, resolve_lean_name_addr, + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv, resolve_lean_name_addr, }; - use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); let mut seen = rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); let mut queue: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -2271,8 +1996,8 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( seen.insert(name.clone()); let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&name, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, ()); - if stt.kenv.contains_key(&zid) { + let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); + if kctx.kenv.contains_key(&zid) { continue; } @@ -2288,14 +2013,19 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), }; - let ty_z = - lean_expr_to_zexpr(typ, dep_lvl_params, &stt.kintern, n2a, aux_n2a); + let ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + typ, + dep_lvl_params, + &kctx.kenv, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); let n_lvls = dep_lvl_params.len() as u64; - stt.kenv.insert( + kctx.kenv.insert( zid, KConst::Axio { - name: (), - level_params: (), + name: name.clone(), + level_params: dep_lvl_params.clone(), is_unsafe: false, lvls: n_lvls, ty: ty_z, @@ -2333,8 +2063,8 @@ fn collect_const_refs(expr: &LeanExpr, out: &mut Vec) { /// Peek at the result sort of a KExpr type (peel foralls, check for Sort). fn peek_result_sort( - ty: &crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, -) -> Option> { + ty: &crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, +) -> Option> { use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData as ZED; let mut cur = ty.clone(); loop { @@ -2362,11 +2092,6 @@ mod tests { LeanExpr::all(name, domain, body, BinderInfo::Default) } - /// Helper: BVar shorthand. - fn _var(idx: u64) -> LeanExpr { - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(idx)) - } - /// Build a minimal Prop mutual block: A | a : B → A, B | b : A → B. /// /// Both A and B are in Prop (Sort 0), with single constructors that @@ -2815,9 +2540,141 @@ mod tests { is_unsafe: false, }), ); + // Add PUnit and PProd so brecOn's get_level can resolve them. + add_punit_pprod(&mut env); (env, t) } + /// Add minimal PUnit.{u} and PProd.{u,v} definitions to a test environment. + fn add_punit_pprod(env: &mut LeanEnv) { + let u_name = n("u"); + let v_name = n("v"); + let sort_u = LeanExpr::sort(Level::param(u_name.clone())); + let sort_v = LeanExpr::sort(Level::param(v_name.clone())); + + // PUnit.{u} : Sort u, with one constructor PUnit.unit.{u} : PUnit.{u} + let punit = n("PUnit"); + let punit_unit = Name::str(punit.clone(), "unit".into()); + let punit_ty = sort_u.clone(); // PUnit : Sort u + let punit_c = + LeanExpr::cnst(punit.clone(), vec![Level::param(u_name.clone())]); + env.insert( + punit.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: punit.clone(), + level_params: vec![u_name.clone()], + typ: punit_ty, + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![punit.clone()], + ctors: vec![punit_unit.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + env.insert( + punit_unit.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: punit_unit, + level_params: vec![u_name.clone()], + typ: punit_c, + }, + induct: punit.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(0u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + + // PProd.{u, v} : Sort u → Sort v → Sort (max 1 u v) + let pprod = n("PProd"); + let pprod_mk = Name::str(pprod.clone(), "mk".into()); + let max_1_u_v = Level::max( + Level::succ(Level::zero()), + Level::max(Level::param(u_name.clone()), Level::param(v_name.clone())), + ); + // Type: ∀ (α : Sort u) (β : Sort v), Sort (max 1 u v) + let pprod_ty = LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "α".into()), + sort_u.clone(), + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "β".into()), + sort_v.clone(), + LeanExpr::sort(max_1_u_v), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ); + // mk : ∀ {α : Sort u} {β : Sort v}, α → β → PProd α β + let pprod_c = LeanExpr::cnst( + pprod.clone(), + vec![Level::param(u_name.clone()), Level::param(v_name.clone())], + ); + let mk_ty = LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "α".into()), + sort_u, + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "β".into()), + sort_v, + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "fst".into()), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(1u64)), + LeanExpr::all( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "snd".into()), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(1u64)), + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app(pprod_c, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(3u64))), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)), + ), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + ), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + ); + env.insert( + pprod.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: pprod.clone(), + level_params: vec![u_name.clone(), v_name.clone()], + typ: pprod_ty, + }, + num_params: Nat::from(2u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![pprod.clone()], + ctors: vec![pprod_mk.clone()], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + env.insert( + pprod_mk.clone(), + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: pprod_mk, + level_params: vec![u_name, v_name], + typ: mk_ty, + }, + induct: pprod, + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(2u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(2u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + } + /// Build a Prop mutual with drec eligibility (single ctor, all-Prop fields). /// This is is_prop=true BUT is_large=true (drec). /// P : Prop, P | mk : P → P (single ctor with one Prop field) @@ -2908,7 +2765,7 @@ mod tests { let classes = vec![vec![ind_name]]; let tmp_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); let (result, _is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &tmp_stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &tmp_stt).unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.len(), 1); let (_, rec) = &result[0]; assert_eq!(rec.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 1); @@ -2935,7 +2792,7 @@ mod tests { // After sort_consts collapse, A≅B → 1 class. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); // Should produce 1 recursor (1 class). assert_eq!(recs.len(), 1, "alpha-collapse → 1 class → 1 recursor"); @@ -2995,7 +2852,7 @@ mod tests { // All 3 collapse into 1 class. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone(), c.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); assert_eq!(recs.len(), 1, "3-way alpha-collapse → 1 class → 1 recursor"); let (rec_name, rec) = &recs[0]; @@ -3028,7 +2885,7 @@ mod tests { // A≅B collapse into 1 class, C is a separate class → 2 classes. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()], vec![c.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); assert_eq!( recs.len(), @@ -3083,7 +2940,7 @@ mod tests { // No alpha-collapse: A≠B (B has 2 fields), A≠C, B≠C → 3 classes. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone()], vec![b.clone()], vec![c.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); assert_eq!(recs.len(), 3, "no collapse → 3 classes → 3 recursors"); @@ -3123,7 +2980,7 @@ mod tests { let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); assert!(is_prop, "should be Prop"); let below = @@ -3157,7 +3014,7 @@ mod tests { let classes = vec![vec![t.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); assert!(!is_prop, "Type-level should not be is_prop"); // Large eliminator: level_params should have "u" prefix. @@ -3197,7 +3054,7 @@ mod tests { let classes = vec![vec![p.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); // is_prop = true (it's in Prop). assert!(is_prop, "P : Prop should have is_prop = true"); @@ -3282,19 +3139,37 @@ mod tests { let (env, t) = build_type_nat_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + // Ingress prelude (PUnit, PProd) and the inductive into the kenv + // so TcScope can resolve them during brecOn sort-level inference. + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( + &stt, &stt.kctx, + ); + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of( + &t, &env, &stt, &stt.kctx, + ); let classes = vec![vec![t.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); assert!(!is_prop); let below = generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); - let brecon = - generate_brecon_constants(&classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop) - .unwrap(); + // Populate kenv with .below types for brecOn generation. + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::populate_canon_kenv_with_below( + &below, + &classes, + &std::sync::Arc::new(env.clone()), + &stt, + &stt.kctx, + ); + + let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( + &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx, + ) + .unwrap(); // .brecOn.go + .brecOn + .brecOn.eq assert_eq!( brecon.len(), @@ -3325,16 +3200,17 @@ mod tests { let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); assert!(is_prop); let below = generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); - let brecon = - generate_brecon_constants(&classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop) - .unwrap(); + let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( + &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx, + ) + .unwrap(); // Prop-level: 1 .brecOn per class (no .go, no .eq) assert_eq!(brecon.len(), 1, "Prop-level brecOn should produce 1 .brecOn"); assert_eq!(brecon[0].name.pretty(), "A.brecOn"); @@ -3393,12 +3269,13 @@ mod tests { let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); let classes = vec![vec![unit]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, None).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); let below = generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); - let brecon = - generate_brecon_constants(&classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop) - .unwrap(); + let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( + &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx, + ) + .unwrap(); assert!( brecon.is_empty(), diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 984d8306..de2c1985 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -46,6 +46,9 @@ pub fn compile_env( let stt = CompileState { lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), ..Default::default() }; + // The kenv is populated on-demand via ensure_in_kenv as constants are + // compiled. Precompiles (PUnit, PProd, Eq, True) are added below. + // Pre-compile PUnit, PProd, Eq, and True so aux_gen can reference them. // .below uses PUnit/PProd (for Type-level), .brecOn.eq uses Eq and True. // True is used as a dummy motive for non-target classes in the .brecOn.eq @@ -197,11 +200,58 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Check if this block was pre-compiled into aux_name_to_addr. // Promote to name_to_addr without re-compiling. - if stt_ref.resolve_addr(&lo).is_some() { + let _cc_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let _is_precompiled = stt_ref.resolve_addr(&lo).is_some(); + if _is_precompiled { // Check if any names in this block are aux_gen-rewritten. let any_aux_gen = all.iter().any(|n| stt_ref.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n)); + // Compile cross-SCC unresolved names FIRST so they're in + // name_to_addr before compile_const_no_aux runs. + // Only compile — don't promote other names yet (promote_aux + // inside compile_const_no_aux needs names to still be in + // aux_name_to_addr, not yet in name_to_addr). + { + let mut unresolved_names = Vec::new(); + for name in &all { + if stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(name) { + continue; + } + if stt_ref.resolve_addr(name).is_some() { + // In aux_name_to_addr — will be promoted later. + continue; + } + unresolved_names.push(name.clone()); + } + if !unresolved_names.is_empty() { + let unresolved_set: NameSet = + unresolved_names.iter().cloned().collect(); + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + if let Err(e) = compile_const( + &unresolved_names[0], + &unresolved_set, + lean_env, + &mut cache, + stt_ref, + ) { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] cross-SCC compile failed for {}: {}", + unresolved_names[0].pretty(), + e, + ); + } + for name in &unresolved_names { + stt_ref.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(name.clone()); + } + stt_ref + .aux_gen_pending + .lock() + .unwrap() + .extend(unresolved_names); + } + } + if any_aux_gen { // Compile the original Lean form (without aux_gen). // compile_mutual with aux=false calls promote_aux for @@ -215,11 +265,16 @@ pub fn compile_env( &mut orig_cache, stt_ref, ) { - eprintln!( - "[compile_env] compile_const_no_aux failed for {}: {}", - lo.pretty(), - e, - ); + let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); + if err_guard.is_none() { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] compile_const_no_aux failed for {}: {}", + lo.pretty(), + e, + ); + *err_guard = Some(e); + } + return; } } @@ -240,6 +295,15 @@ pub fn compile_env( { let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); if err_guard.is_none() { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] ERROR in block {} ({} members): {}", + lo.pretty(), + all.len(), + e, + ); + for member in &all { + eprintln!(" member: {}", member.pretty()); + } // Print dep status for MissingConstant errors if let CompileError::MissingConstant { ref name, @@ -301,11 +365,14 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Check for slow blocks let elapsed = block_start.elapsed(); if elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { + let cc_time = _cc_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(); eprintln!( - "Slow block {:?} ({} consts): {:.2}s", + "Slow block {:?} ({} consts): {:.2}s path={} cc={:.2}s", lo.pretty(), all.len(), - elapsed.as_secs_f32() + elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + if _is_precompiled { "precompiled" } else { "compile" }, + cc_time, ); } @@ -335,15 +402,13 @@ pub fn compile_env( resolve_name(name, &mut newly_ready); } - // Resolve deps for aux_gen "bonus" names compiled during this - // block (e.g., .below, .below.mk). Don't drain the set — it's - // used as a persistent marker. + // Drain pending aux_gen names and resolve their deps. + // Only processes names added since the last drain, not the + // full accumulated set (which is kept in aux_gen_extra_names + // for persistent membership checks). { - let extra: Vec = stt_ref - .aux_gen_extra_names - .iter() - .map(|r| r.clone()) - .collect(); + let extra: Vec = + std::mem::take(&mut *stt_ref.aux_gen_pending.lock().unwrap()); for name in &extra { resolve_name(name, &mut newly_ready); } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index 0ef2abe7..2abf468c 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -58,13 +58,12 @@ use crate::ix::mutual::{Def, Ind, MutConst}; /// them to `name_to_addr` when the block is processed. pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( aux_consts: &[MutConst], - _lean_env: &Arc, + lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { if aux_consts.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } - let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); // Sort into equivalence classes (same algorithm as compile_mutual). @@ -127,6 +126,9 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), compiled.constant); // Register projections for each constant, same pattern as compile_mutual. + // Collect names for batched pending-queue push (one lock acquisition). + let mut pending_names: Vec = Vec::new(); + let singleton = sorted_classes.len() == 1 && !aux_consts.iter().any(|c| matches!(c, MutConst::Indc(_))); @@ -138,6 +140,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( stt.env.register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), block_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + pending_names.push(n); } } else { // Multi-class or inductive: create projections per member. @@ -161,6 +164,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + pending_names.push(n); // Constructor projections for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { @@ -182,6 +186,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( .aux_name_to_addr .insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), ctor_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone()); + pending_names.push(ctor.cnst.name.clone()); } }, MutConst::Recr(_) => { @@ -196,6 +201,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + pending_names.push(n); }, MutConst::Defn(_) => { let proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::DPrj(DefinitionProj { @@ -209,12 +215,27 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); + pending_names.push(n); }, } } } } + // Batch-push to pending queue (single lock acquisition). + if !pending_names.is_empty() { + stt.aux_gen_pending.lock().unwrap().extend(pending_names); + } + + // Ingress all registered aux constants into the kernel environment. + for cnst in aux_consts { + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv( + &cnst.name(), + lean_env.as_ref(), + stt, + ); + } + Ok(()) } @@ -255,15 +276,25 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( return Ok(()); } + let aux_total_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let block_label = class_names + .first() + .and_then(|c| c.first()) + .map(|n| n.pretty()) + .unwrap_or_default(); + // Phase 1: Generate patches. Errors here indicate a bug in aux_gen // (the input has already been validated by sort_consts and the compile // loop), so we propagate rather than swallow. - let patches = aux_gen::generate_aux_patches(class_names, cs, lean_env, stt)?; + let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let patches = + aux_gen::generate_aux_patches(class_names, cs, lean_env, stt, &stt.kctx)?; + let gen_elapsed = t0.elapsed(); if patches.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } - // Phase 2: Compile canonical recursors. + let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); let rec_consts: Vec = patches .iter() .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { @@ -274,10 +305,11 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( if !rec_consts.is_empty() { compile_aux_block(&rec_consts, lean_env, stt)?; } - + let rec_elapsed = t1.elapsed(); // Phase 2b: Compile .casesOn definitions. // casesOn wraps .rec and must be compiled after .rec but before .brecOn // (because .brecOn.eq references casesOn). + let t2 = std::time::Instant::now(); let cases_on_defs: Vec = patches .iter() .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { @@ -297,9 +329,34 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( if !cases_on_defs.is_empty() { compile_aux_block(&cases_on_defs, lean_env, stt)?; } + let cases_elapsed = t2.elapsed(); + // Phase 2c: Compile .recOn definitions (arg-reordered .rec wrapper). + // recOn wraps .rec and must be compiled after .rec. + let t3 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let rec_on_defs: Vec = patches + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { + PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => Some(MutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + })), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if !rec_on_defs.is_empty() { + compile_aux_block(&rec_on_defs, lean_env, stt)?; + } + let rec_on_elapsed = t3.elapsed(); // Phase 3: Compile .below inductives (Prop-level). // Collect all .below names first for the mutual `all` field. + let t4 = std::time::Instant::now(); let all_below_names: Vec = patches .iter() .filter_map(|(_, p)| match p { @@ -344,13 +401,17 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( if !below_defs.is_empty() { compile_aux_block(&below_defs, lean_env, stt)?; } + let below_elapsed = t4.elapsed(); // Phase 5: Compile .below.rec (for Prop-level .below inductives). + let t5 = std::time::Instant::now(); if !below_indcs.is_empty() { compile_below_recursors(&below_indcs, lean_env, stt)?; } + let below_rec_elapsed = t5.elapsed(); // Phase 6: Compile .brecOn in 3 batches (.go first, main second, .eq last). + let t6 = std::time::Instant::now(); for batch in 0..3u8 { let defs: Vec = patches .iter() @@ -365,7 +426,36 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( compile_aux_block(&defs, lean_env, stt)?; } } - + let brecon_elapsed = t6.elapsed(); + + // Phase 7: noConfusion for alpha-collapsed blocks. + // + // noConfusion's value calls casesOn, but the original Lean noConfusion + // was built for the non-collapsed casesOn (which has more motives/minors). + // Compiling the original as-is produces structurally incorrect Ixon. + // + // Full noConfusion regeneration is deferred (see no_confusion.rs). + // TODO: suppress broken noConfusion for collapsed blocks once we have + // a mechanism to filter them from the scheduler without breaking deps + // (adding to aux_gen_extra_names decrements dep counters but doesn't + // provide addresses, causing MissingConstant errors downstream). + + let total = aux_total_start.elapsed(); + if total.as_secs_f32() > 0.5 { + eprintln!( + "[aux_gen] {:?} total={:.2}s gen={:.2}s rec={:.2}s cases={:.2}s recOn={:.2}s below={:.2}s belowRec={:.2}s brecon={:.2}s patches={}", + block_label, + total.as_secs_f32(), + gen_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + rec_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + cases_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + rec_on_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + below_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + below_rec_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + brecon_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + patches.len(), + ); + } Ok(()) } @@ -406,8 +496,8 @@ fn below_indc_to_mut_const( typ: bi.typ.clone(), }, num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), - // .below always has 1 index (the major premise) - num_indices: Nat::from(1u64), + // .below has original indices + 1 (the major premise) + num_indices: Nat::from(bi.n_indices as u64), all: all_below_names.to_vec(), ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), is_rec: true, @@ -456,16 +546,19 @@ fn compile_below_recursors( lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { - // Build an augmented environment containing the .below inductives + ctors. - let mut aug_env = lean_env.as_ref().clone(); + // Build a small overlay with just the .below inductives + ctors. + // These don't exist in the original lean_env, but generate_canonical_recursors + // needs to look them up as class representatives. Using an overlay avoids + // cloning the full ~197k-entry environment. + let mut overlay: LeanEnv = LeanEnv::default(); for c in below_indcs { if let MutConst::Indc(ind) = c { - aug_env.insert( + overlay.insert( ind.ind.cnst.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind.ind.clone()), ); for ctor in &ind.ctors { - aug_env.insert( + overlay.insert( ctor.cnst.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor.clone()), ); @@ -489,25 +582,19 @@ fn compile_below_recursors( } let mut below_recs: Vec = Vec::new(); - match recursor::generate_canonical_recursors( + let (recs, _) = recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( &classes, - &aug_env, + lean_env, + Some(&overlay), stt, - Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr), - ) { - Ok((recs, _)) => { - for (_, rec) in recs { - below_recs.push(MutConst::Recr(rec)); - } - }, - Err(e) => { - eprintln!("[aux_gen] .below.rec generation failed: {:?}", e); - }, + &stt.kctx, + )?; + for (_, rec) in recs { + below_recs.push(MutConst::Recr(rec)); } if !below_recs.is_empty() { - let aug_arc = Arc::new(aug_env); - compile_aux_block(&below_recs, &aug_arc, stt)?; + compile_aux_block(&below_recs, lean_env, stt)?; } Ok(()) } diff --git a/src/ix/congruence.rs b/src/ix/congruence.rs index 40ad167f..1ae5c890 100644 --- a/src/ix/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/congruence.rs @@ -25,7 +25,13 @@ pub fn level_alpha_eq(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Result<(), String> { (LevelData::Mvar(_, _), _) | (_, LevelData::Mvar(_, _)) => { Err("unexpected level MVar".into()) }, - _ => Err(format!("level mismatch: {} vs {}", level_tag(a), level_tag(b),)), + _ => Err(format!( + "level mismatch: {} vs {} ({} vs {})", + level_tag(a), + level_tag(b), + a.pretty(), + b.pretty(), + )), } } diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index aa814d5f..14ca6714 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -1467,6 +1467,7 @@ fn decompile_const( #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] enum AuxKind { Rec, + RecOn, CasesOn, Below, BelowRec, @@ -1492,9 +1493,11 @@ fn classify_aux_gen(name: &Name) -> Option<(AuxKind, Name)> { }; match s1 { - "rec" => { - // X.rec or X.below.rec - if p1.last_str() == Some("below") { + s if s == "rec" || s.starts_with("rec_") => { + // X.rec / X.rec_N or X.below.rec + if let Some(ps) = p1.last_str() + && (ps == "below" || ps.starts_with("below_")) + { let root = match p1.as_data() { NameData::Str(gp, _, _) => gp.clone(), _ => return None, @@ -1504,12 +1507,19 @@ fn classify_aux_gen(name: &Name) -> Option<(AuxKind, Name)> { Some((AuxKind::Rec, p1)) } }, - "casesOn" => Some((AuxKind::CasesOn, p1)), - "below" => Some((AuxKind::Below, p1)), - "brecOn" => Some((AuxKind::BRecOn, p1)), + s if s == "recOn" || s.starts_with("recOn_") => Some((AuxKind::RecOn, p1)), + s if s == "casesOn" || s.starts_with("casesOn_") => { + Some((AuxKind::CasesOn, p1)) + }, + s if s == "below" || s.starts_with("below_") => Some((AuxKind::Below, p1)), + s if s == "brecOn" || s.starts_with("brecOn_") => { + Some((AuxKind::BRecOn, p1)) + }, "go" => { - // X.brecOn.go - if p1.last_str() == Some("brecOn") { + // X.brecOn.go or X.brecOn_N.go (nested auxiliary) + if let Some(parent_str) = p1.last_str() + && (parent_str == "brecOn" || parent_str.starts_with("brecOn_")) + { let root = match p1.as_data() { NameData::Str(gp, _, _) => gp.clone(), _ => return None, @@ -1520,8 +1530,10 @@ fn classify_aux_gen(name: &Name) -> Option<(AuxKind, Name)> { } }, "eq" => { - // X.brecOn.eq - if p1.last_str() == Some("brecOn") { + // X.brecOn.eq or X.brecOn_N.eq (nested auxiliary) + if let Some(parent_str) = p1.last_str() + && (parent_str == "brecOn" || parent_str.starts_with("brecOn_")) + { let root = match p1.as_data() { NameData::Str(gp, _, _) => gp.clone(), _ => return None, @@ -1585,7 +1597,7 @@ fn below_indc_to_lean( typ: indc.typ.clone(), }, num_params: Nat::from(indc.n_params as u64), - num_indices: Nat::from(1u64), // .below always has 1 index (the major premise) + num_indices: Nat::from(indc.n_indices as u64), all: all_below_names.to_vec(), ctors: ctor_names, num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), @@ -1642,25 +1654,40 @@ fn brecon_def_to_lean( } } +fn ci_kind(ci: &LeanConstantInfo) -> &'static str { + match ci { + LeanConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(_) => "Axiom", + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_) => "Defn", + LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(_) => "Thm", + LeanConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(_) => "Opaque", + LeanConstantInfo::QuotInfo(_) => "Quot", + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_) => "Induct", + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_) => "Ctor", + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_) => "Rec", + } +} + /// Print a three-way diagnostic comparison: generated (raw aux_gen) vs /// decompiled (post-roundtrip) vs original (Lean). Only prints when the /// decompiled version differs from the original. If `generated` is None, /// only compares decompiled vs original. +/// +/// `orig_env` is the immutable original Lean environment from the compiler. +/// When `None` (production/no-debug path), this is a no-op. fn print_const_comparison( name: &Name, decompiled: &LeanConstantInfo, generated: Option<&LeanConstantInfo>, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, + orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv>, ) { - let Some(lean_ci) = lean_env.get(name) else { return }; - - // Quick discriminant check. + let Some(orig_env) = orig_env else { return }; + let Some(lean_ci) = orig_env.get(name) else { return }; if std::mem::discriminant(decompiled) != std::mem::discriminant(lean_ci) { eprintln!( - "[aux_gen diff] {}: kind decompiled={:?} original={:?}", + "[aux_gen diff] {}: kind decompiled={} original={}", name.pretty(), - std::mem::discriminant(decompiled), - std::mem::discriminant(lean_ci), + ci_kind(decompiled), + ci_kind(lean_ci), ); return; } @@ -1740,12 +1767,15 @@ fn ixon_content_address(constant: &Constant) -> Address { /// - **Lean check**: the decompiled constant's hash should match the original Lean constant /// /// On mismatch, prints detailed structural comparison. +/// +/// `orig_env` is the immutable original Lean environment from the compiler. +/// When `None` (production/no-debug path), only the Ixon check runs. fn _validate_roundtrip( name: &Name, decompiled: &LeanConstantInfo, orig_addr: Option<&Address>, recompiled_proj_addr: Option<&Address>, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, + orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv>, ) { // Ixon projection hash check. if let (Some(orig), Some(recomp)) = (orig_addr, recompiled_proj_addr) @@ -1759,8 +1789,10 @@ fn _validate_roundtrip( ); } - // Decompiled Lean hash check. - if let Some(lean_ci) = lean_env.get(name) { + // Decompiled Lean hash check (only with original environment). + if let Some(orig_env) = orig_env + && let Some(lean_ci) = orig_env.get(name) + { let dec_hash = decompiled.get_hash(); let lean_hash = lean_ci.get_hash(); if dec_hash != lean_hash { @@ -1771,7 +1803,7 @@ fn _validate_roundtrip( format!("{:?}", lean_hash), ); // Print detailed diff. - print_const_comparison(name, decompiled, None, lean_env); + print_const_comparison(name, decompiled, None, Some(orig_env)); } } } @@ -1782,10 +1814,15 @@ fn _validate_roundtrip( /// /// Returns a map from constant name to decompiled `LeanConstantInfo`. /// Constructor entries from inductives are included under their own names. +/// +/// `orig_env` is the immutable original Lean environment from the compiler, +/// used only for diagnostic hash comparisons. When `None` (production/no-debug +/// path), hash comparisons against originals are skipped — the roundtrip still +/// produces correct constants via metadata restoration. fn roundtrip_block( consts: &[LeanMutConst], generated_consts: &FxHashMap, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, + orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv>, stt: &CompileState, dstt: &DecompileState, ) -> Result, DecompileError> { @@ -1920,6 +1957,62 @@ fn roundtrip_block( (compiled.constant, addr) }; + // Verify recompiled hash matches original. If they differ, the + // regenerated expression has different structure from the original, + // and the original metadata arena won't align with the recompiled data. + // + // For singletons, block_addr IS the constant's compiled address. + // For mutual blocks, each member has a projection address (not block_addr), + // so we compare the block_addr against the original block stored in the + // first member's projection metadata. + { + let first_name = consts[0].name(); + let orig_addr = if singleton { + // Singleton: compare directly against the constant's original address. + stt.env.named.get(&first_name).map(|named| { + if let Some((ref orig_a, _)) = named.original { + orig_a.clone() + } else { + named.addr.clone() + } + }) + } else { + // Mutual block: compare against the original block address. + // The original block addr is stored in the projection's block field. + stt.env.named.get(&first_name).and_then(|named| { + let addr = if let Some((ref orig_a, _)) = named.original { + orig_a + } else { + &named.addr + }; + stt.env.get_const(addr).and_then(|c| match &c.info { + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::RPrj(p) => { + Some(p.block.clone()) + }, + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::DPrj(p) => { + Some(p.block.clone()) + }, + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::IPrj(p) => { + Some(p.block.clone()) + }, + _ => Some(addr.clone()), // bare constant, not a projection + }) + }) + }; + if let Some(orig) = orig_addr { + if block_addr != orig { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "roundtrip recompile hash mismatch for '{}': recompiled={:.12} original={:.12}", + first_name.pretty(), + block_addr.hex(), + orig.hex(), + ), + }); + } + } + } + // Build the decompile ctx from the compiled MutCtx. let ctx_names = ctx_to_all(&mut_ctx); let dec_ctx = all_to_ctx(&ctx_names); @@ -2009,17 +2102,26 @@ fn roundtrip_block( match decompiled { Ok(entries) => { for (n, ci) in entries { - // Validate Lean-level hash. - if let Some(lean_ci) = lean_env.get(&n) + // Validate Lean-level hash against the original environment. + // Only possible when the original is available (debug path). + if let Some(orig) = orig_env + && let Some(lean_ci) = orig.get(&n) && ci.get_hash() != lean_ci.get_hash() { - eprintln!("[roundtrip lean] {} hash mismatch", n.pretty(),); print_const_comparison( &n, &ci, generated_consts.get(&n), - lean_env, + orig_env, ); + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "roundtrip hash mismatch for '{}' (decompiled={} original={})", + n.pretty(), + ci_kind(&ci), + ci_kind(lean_ci), + ), + }); } // Validate Ixon projection hash for the primary constant // (not constructors — they have CPrj addresses that depend on @@ -2120,12 +2222,17 @@ fn roundtrip_block( /// Print a diagnostic comparison of a regenerated recursor vs the original Lean /// constant. Only prints if there is any difference; omits matching fields. +/// Compare a generated recursor against the original Lean recursor. +/// +/// `orig_env` is the immutable original Lean environment from the compiler. +/// When `None` (production/no-debug path), this is a no-op. fn print_rec_comparison( rec_name: &Name, gen_rv: &RecursorVal, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, + orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv>, ) { - let Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(lean_rv)) = lean_env.get(rec_name) else { + let Some(orig_env) = orig_env else { return }; + let Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(lean_rv)) = orig_env.get(rec_name) else { return; }; @@ -2266,27 +2373,31 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( stt: &CompileState, dstt: &DecompileState, ) -> Result<(), DecompileError> { + use crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx; use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{ below::{BelowConstant, generate_below_constants}, brecon::generate_brecon_constants, cases_on::generate_cases_on, - recursor::generate_canonical_recursors, + expr_utils, populate_canon_kenv_with_below, + recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay, }; - // Use the original Lean env if available, otherwise reconstruct from - // the decompiled constants. The reconstructed env combines: - // - dstt.env: constants decompiled in Pass 1 (inductives, ctors, defs) - // Between phases, generated constants are inserted into lean_env so + // Two distinct environments: // - // Between phases, we rebuild the snapshot so later phases see constants - // generated by earlier ones (e.g., Phase 1b casesOn sees Phase 1 .rec). - // Owned environment used for all lookups. Starts as a clone of the - // original lean_env (debug path) or a reconstruction from dstt.env - // (no-debug path). Between phases, newly generated constants are - // inserted so later phases can find them (e.g., casesOn needs .rec). - let mut lean_env: LeanEnv = if let Some(orig) = &stt.lean_env { - orig.as_ref().clone() - } else { + // 1. `orig_env` — immutable reference to the original Lean environment + // inherited from the compiler. Used ONLY for diagnostic comparisons + // (verifying regenerated constants match Lean's originals). `None` in + // production (the no-debug/serialize-roundtrip path). + // + // 2. `work_env` — mutable working environment for generation lookups. + // Starts from dstt.env (constants decompiled in Pass 1) and grows + // incrementally as each phase generates new constants. Later phases + // see earlier phases' output (e.g., casesOn needs .rec, brecOn + // needs .below). + let orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv> = + stt.lean_env.as_ref().map(|arc| arc.as_ref()); + + let mut work_env: LeanEnv = { let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); for entry in dstt.env.iter() { env.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); @@ -2294,6 +2405,12 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( env }; + // Ephemeral kernel context for original-structure auxiliary regeneration. + // Shared across all blocks so that accumulated constants (PUnit, PProd, + // parent inductives, .below types) are visible to subsequent blocks. + let kctx = KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, &kctx); + // Collect aux_gen constants grouped by mutual block. // Key: first name in the `all` field (canonical block identifier). // Value: (all_names, list of (AuxKind, constant_name)). @@ -2310,8 +2427,8 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( continue; }; - // Look up the root inductive's `all` field from the original Lean env. - let all_names = match lean_env.get(&root) { + // Look up the root inductive's `all` field from the working env. + let all_names = match work_env.get(&root) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) => ind.all.clone(), _ => continue, }; @@ -2344,8 +2461,14 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( let classes: Vec> = all_names.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); - // Build env with all inductives + constructors from the original block. - let block_env = build_block_env(all_names, &lean_env); + // Build env with all inductives + constructors from the working block. + let _block_env = build_block_env(all_names, &work_env); + + // Ingress parent inductives into the ephemeral kenv so the TC can + // resolve them during sort-level inference in recursor/brecOn generation. + for ind_name in all_names { + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(ind_name, &work_env, stt, &kctx); + } // Determine what kinds of aux constants this block needs. let needs_rec = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec); @@ -2359,20 +2482,32 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( }); // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. + let needs_rec_on = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::RecOn); let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if needs_rec + || needs_rec_on || needs_cases_on || needs_below || needs_below_rec || needs_brecon { - match generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &block_env, stt, None) { + // Use the full work_env (not block_env) so nested inductive detection + // can look up external inductives like List. work_env contains + // previously decompiled constants and earlier phases' output. + match generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + &classes, &work_env, None, stt, &kctx, + ) { Ok(result) => result, Err(e) => { - eprintln!( - "[decompile] aux_gen rec failed for {}: {}", - all_names[0].pretty(), - e - ); + aux_gen_errors.push(( + all_names[0].clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "aux_gen rec failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ), + }, + )); continue; }, } @@ -2392,26 +2527,34 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec) .map(|(_, n)| n) .collect(); + // Include ALL generated recursors (not just seeded rec_members) so the + // mutual context matches the original compilation. For nested inductives, + // canonical_recs includes both Tree.rec AND Tree.rec_1; they must be + // compiled together to produce the same MutCtx as compile_aux_block. let rec_mut_consts: Vec = canonical_recs .iter() - .filter(|(n, _)| rec_members.contains(&n)) .map(|(_, rv)| LeanMutConst::Recr(rv.clone())) .collect(); match roundtrip_block( &rec_mut_consts, &generated_consts, - &lean_env, + orig_env, stt, dstt, ) { Ok(roundtripped) => { for (n, ci) in &roundtripped { if let LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv) = ci { - print_rec_comparison(n, rv, &lean_env); + print_rec_comparison(n, rv, orig_env); } } for (n, ci) in roundtripped { - dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + // Only insert constants that exist in the working env or are + // seeded members. Nested auxiliaries like TreeB.rec_1 are only + // generated under all[0] (TreeA.rec_1) in Lean. + if rec_members.contains(&&n) || work_env.contains_key(&n) { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } } }, Err(e) => { @@ -2426,10 +2569,17 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } } - // Insert generated .rec constants into lean_env so later phases - // (casesOn, below, brecOn) can find them. + // Insert ALL generated constants into work_env so later phases can find + // them. Each phase's output must be visible to subsequent phases: + // .rec → needed by casesOn, below, brecOn + // .casesOn → needed by brecOn.eq + // .below → needed by below.rec, brecOn + // .brecOn → needed by brecOn.eq for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { - lean_env.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + work_env.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + } + for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { + work_env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); } // Phase 1b: Generate .casesOn definitions. @@ -2440,22 +2590,22 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( .map(|(_, n)| n) .collect(); - // Use the ORIGINAL Lean env (not block_env) so each casesOn gets the - // correct recursor for its specific inductive (not the canonical rep's). - let lean_env_arc = Arc::new(lean_env.clone()); + // Use the full work_env so each casesOn gets the correct recursor + // for its specific inductive (including those generated in Phase 1). + let work_env_arc = Arc::new(work_env.clone()); for co_name in &cases_on_members { - // Look up the original recursor for this specific inductive. + // Look up the recursor for this specific inductive. let ind_name = match co_name.as_data() { crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), _ => continue, }; let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - let rec_val = match lean_env.get(&rec_name) { + let rec_val = match work_env.get(&rec_name) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv, _ => continue, }; if let Some(aux_def) = - generate_cases_on(co_name, rec_val, &lean_env_arc) + generate_cases_on(co_name, rec_val, &work_env_arc) { // Record for congruence check. let as_defn = LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { @@ -2482,8 +2632,7 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, all: vec![], }); - match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, &lean_env, stt, dstt) - { + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { for (n, ci) in roundtripped { dstt.env.insert(n, ci); @@ -2500,22 +2649,87 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } } + // Phase 1c: Generate .recOn definitions (arg-reordered .rec wrapper). + if needs_rec_on { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::rec_on::generate_rec_on; + + let rec_on_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::RecOn) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + + for ro_name in &rec_on_members { + let ind_name = match ro_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name, "rec".to_string()); + let rec_val = match work_env.get(&rec_name) { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv, + _ => continue, + }; + if let Some(aux_def) = generate_rec_on(ro_name, rec_val) { + let as_defn = LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: aux_def.name.clone(), + level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), + typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), + }, + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], + }); + generated_consts.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), as_defn); + + let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: aux_def.name.clone(), + level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), + typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }); + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { + Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Ok(_) | Err(_) => { + if let Some(ci) = generated_consts.get(&aux_def.name) { + dstt.env.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), ci.clone()); + } + }, + } + } + } + } + // Phase 2: Generate .below constants. let below_consts = if needs_below || needs_below_rec || needs_brecon { match generate_below_constants( &classes, &canonical_recs, - &block_env, + &work_env, is_prop, Some(stt), ) { Ok(consts) => consts, Err(e) => { - eprintln!( - "[decompile] aux_gen below failed for {}: {}", - all_names[0].pretty(), - e - ); + aux_gen_errors.push(( + all_names[0].clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "aux_gen below failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ), + }, + )); vec![] }, } @@ -2552,6 +2766,11 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } } + // Sync generated constants into work_env for subsequent phases. + for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { + work_env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + } + // Insert .below constants via roundtrip_block. if needs_below { let below_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members @@ -2572,11 +2791,13 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( // - BelowIndc (Prop-level): mutual inductive block, roundtrip together // - BelowDef (Type-level): Lean generates as standalone singletons, roundtrip individually - // BelowIndc: bundle into one roundtrip_block (mutual block) + // BelowIndc: bundle ALL generated below inductives into one + // roundtrip_block (mutual block). Include nested auxiliaries (e.g., + // below_1) so the mutual context matches the original compilation. let below_indc_consts: Vec = below_consts .iter() .filter_map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Indc(i) if below_members.contains(&&i.name) => { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); Some(LeanMutConst::Indc(Ind { ind: ind_val, ctors })) }, @@ -2588,7 +2809,7 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( match roundtrip_block( &below_indc_consts, &generated_consts, - &lean_env, + orig_env, stt, dstt, ) { @@ -2610,32 +2831,30 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } // BelowDef: roundtrip through compile(regen, orig_metadata) → decompile. + // Batch ALL BelowDefs together so sort_consts can detect alpha-equivalence + // and collapse them, matching compile_aux_block's behavior. let below_def_consts: Vec = below_consts .iter() .filter_map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Def(d) if below_members.contains(&&d.name) => { - Some(LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { - name: d.name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: d.typ.clone(), - kind: DefKind::Definition, - value: d.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![], - })) - }, + BelowConstant::Def(d) => Some(LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + })), _ => None, }) .collect(); - // Roundtrip each BelowDef individually as a singleton, matching the - // original compilation structure (each .below def is a standalone block). - for mc in &below_def_consts { + if !below_def_consts.is_empty() { match roundtrip_block( - std::slice::from_ref(mc), + &below_def_consts, &generated_consts, - &lean_env, + orig_env, stt, dstt, ) { @@ -2645,7 +2864,9 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } }, Err(e) => { - aux_gen_errors.push((mc.name(), e)); + for mc in &below_def_consts { + aux_gen_errors.push((mc.name(), e.clone())); + } }, } } @@ -2653,7 +2874,7 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( // Phase 3: Generate .below.rec (Prop-level .below inductives only). if needs_below_rec && is_prop { - let mut below_env = build_block_env(all_names, &lean_env); + let mut below_env = build_block_env(all_names, &work_env); let mut below_classes: Vec> = Vec::new(); let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts @@ -2680,11 +2901,12 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } if !below_classes.is_empty() { - match generate_canonical_recursors( + match generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( &below_classes, &below_env, - stt, None, + stt, + &kctx, ) { Ok((below_recs, _)) => { let below_rec_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members @@ -2700,7 +2922,7 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( match roundtrip_block( &below_rec_mut_consts, &generated_consts, - &below_env, + orig_env, stt, dstt, ) { @@ -2721,24 +2943,49 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } }, Err(e) => { - eprintln!( - "[decompile] aux_gen below.rec failed for {}: {}", - all_names[0].pretty(), - e - ); + aux_gen_errors.push(( + all_names[0].clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "aux_gen below.rec failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ), + }, + )); }, } } } + // Sync generated constants (below, below.rec) into work_env for brecOn. + for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { + work_env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + } + + // Populate the ephemeral kenv with .below types so brecOn's TcScope + // can infer PProd(motive, I.below ...) during sort level inference. + if !below_consts.is_empty() { + let work_env_arc = std::sync::Arc::new(work_env.clone()); + populate_canon_kenv_with_below( + &below_consts, + &classes, + &work_env_arc, + stt, + &kctx, + ); + } + // Phase 4: Generate .brecOn / .brecOn.go / .brecOn.eq. if needs_brecon { match generate_brecon_constants( &classes, &canonical_recs, &below_consts, - &block_env, + &work_env, is_prop, + stt, + &kctx, ) { Ok(brecon_defs) => { // Record generated brecOn constants for congruence check. @@ -2770,10 +3017,10 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( // fewer classes, producing a different block structure than the // singleton original. Individual roundtrip ensures the arena // structure matches the original metadata. - for d in &brecon_defs { - if !brecon_members.contains(&&d.name) { - continue; - } + // Only roundtrip constants that were seeded (present in compiled env). + for d in + brecon_defs.iter().filter(|d| brecon_members.contains(&&d.name)) + { let is_eq = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); let kind = if is_prop || is_eq { @@ -2791,13 +3038,8 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, all: vec![], }); - match roundtrip_block( - &[mc], - &generated_consts, - &lean_env, - stt, - dstt, - ) { + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) + { Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { for (n, ci) in roundtripped { dstt.env.insert(n, ci); @@ -2818,25 +3060,35 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( } }, Err(e) => { - eprintln!( - "[decompile] aux_gen brecOn failed for {}: {}", - all_names[0].pretty(), - e - ); + aux_gen_errors.push(( + all_names[0].clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "aux_gen brecOn failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ), + }, + )); }, } } // Congruence check: verify generated constants are alpha-equivalent to originals. - for (name, generated_ci) in &generated_consts { - if let Some(orig_ci) = lean_env.get(name) - && let Err(e) = - crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq(generated_ci, orig_ci) - { - aux_gen_errors.push(( - name.clone(), - DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { msg: format!("congruence: {e}") }, - )); + // Only possible when the original environment is available (debug path). + if let Some(orig) = orig_env { + for (name, generated_ci) in &generated_consts { + if let Some(orig_ci) = orig.get(name) + && let Err(e) = + crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq(generated_ci, orig_ci) + { + aux_gen_errors.push(( + name.clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!("congruence: {e}"), + }, + )); + } } } } @@ -2949,6 +3201,9 @@ pub fn decompile_env( })?; // Pass 2: Regenerate aux_gen constants from parent inductives. + // TODO: parallelize — blocks are independent (each only needs its own + // inductives + external deps from the complete dstt.env). Only the + // phases within a block (.rec → .below → .brecOn) are sequential. decompile_aux_gen_constants(stt, &dstt)?; Ok(dstt) @@ -2959,7 +3214,10 @@ pub fn decompile_env( pub struct CheckResult { pub matches: usize, pub mismatches: usize, + /// Constants in decompiled but not in original. pub missing: usize, + /// Names of constants in decompiled but not in original. + pub extra_names: Vec, } /// Check that decompiled environment matches the original. @@ -2994,6 +3252,18 @@ pub fn check_decompile( // Hash mismatch - log the constant name and hashes let count = mismatches.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); if count < 20 { + if name.pretty().contains("brecOn_1.eq") { + eprintln!( + "check_decompile: {} type_hash orig={:?} dec={:?} | val_hash orig={:?} dec={:?} | kind orig={} dec={}", + name.pretty(), + orig_info.get_type().get_hash(), + info.get_type().get_hash(), + orig_info.get_value().map(|v| *v.get_hash()), + info.get_value().map(|v| *v.get_hash()), + ci_kind(orig_info), + ci_kind(info), + ); + } eprintln!( "check_decompile: hash mismatch for {}: original={:?}, decompiled={:?}", name.pretty(), @@ -3010,10 +3280,48 @@ pub fn check_decompile( } })?; + // Report constants in original but missing from decompiled. + { + let mut missing_names: Vec = original + .iter() + .filter(|(name, _)| !dstt.env.contains_key(name)) + .map(|(name, _)| name.pretty()) + .collect(); + missing_names.sort(); + if !missing_names.is_empty() { + eprintln!( + "check_decompile: {} constants missing from decompiled:", + missing_names.len() + ); + for name in &missing_names { + eprintln!(" missing: {name}"); + } + } + } + + // Report constants in decompiled but not in original. + let mut extra_names: Vec = dstt + .env + .iter() + .filter(|entry| !original.contains_key(entry.key())) + .map(|entry| entry.key().pretty()) + .collect(); + extra_names.sort(); + if !extra_names.is_empty() { + eprintln!( + "check_decompile: {} constants in decompiled but not in original:", + extra_names.len() + ); + for name in &extra_names { + eprintln!(" extra: {name}"); + } + } + let result = CheckResult { matches: matches.load(Ordering::Relaxed), mismatches: mismatches.load(Ordering::Relaxed), missing: missing.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + extra_names, }; eprintln!( "check_decompile: {} matches, {} mismatches, {} not in original", diff --git a/src/ix/env.rs b/src/ix/env.rs index b4bb6442..b1e4b24c 100644 --- a/src/ix/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/env.rs @@ -354,6 +354,74 @@ impl Level { } } +impl Level { + /// Human-readable representation of a universe level. + /// + /// Collapses chains of `Succ` into numeric literals and uses Lean-style + /// syntax: `0`, `1`, `u`, `max u v`, `imax u v`, `?m`. + pub fn pretty(&self) -> String { + // Peel Succ chains into a base + offset. + let (base, offset) = { + let mut cur = self; + let mut n: u64 = 0; + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => { + n += 1; + cur = inner; + }, + _ => break (cur, n), + } + } + }; + + match base.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) => format!("{offset}"), + LevelData::Param(name, _) if offset == 0 => name.pretty(), + LevelData::Param(name, _) => { + let n = name.pretty(); + // u+1 → just show the additions + (0..offset).fold(n, |acc, _| format!("{acc}+1")) + }, + LevelData::Mvar(name, _) if offset == 0 => format!("?{}", name.pretty()), + LevelData::Mvar(name, _) => { + let n = format!("?{}", name.pretty()); + (0..offset).fold(n, |acc, _| format!("{acc}+1")) + }, + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) if offset == 0 => { + format!("max {} {}", a.pretty_atom(), b.pretty_atom()) + }, + LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) if offset == 0 => { + format!("imax {} {}", a.pretty_atom(), b.pretty_atom()) + }, + // Succ(Max/Imax): wrap in parens + LevelData::Max(..) | LevelData::Imax(..) => { + let inner = base.pretty(); + (0..offset).fold(inner, |acc, _| format!("({acc})+1")) + }, + // Succ was already peeled; this arm is unreachable. + LevelData::Succ(..) => unreachable!(), + } + } + + /// Pretty-print as an atom: parenthesise compound levels (max, imax) + /// so they can appear as arguments without ambiguity. + fn pretty_atom(&self) -> String { + match self.as_data() { + LevelData::Max(..) | LevelData::Imax(..) => { + format!("({})", self.pretty()) + }, + _ => self.pretty(), + } + } +} + +impl std::fmt::Display for Level { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { + f.write_str(&self.pretty()) + } +} + impl StdHash for Level { fn hash(&self, state: &mut H) { self.get_hash().as_bytes().hash(state); @@ -809,7 +877,14 @@ impl Expr { if name.is_empty() { format!("V{i}") } else { format!("{name}@{i}") } }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => format!("({} {})", go(f, ctx), go(a, ctx)), - ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => short_name(n), + ExprData::Const(n, us, _) => { + if us.is_empty() { + short_name(n) + } else { + let us_s: Vec = us.iter().map(|u| u.pretty()).collect(); + format!("{}.{{{}}}", short_name(n), us_s.join(", ")) + } + }, ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => { let nm = short_name(n); let d_s = go(d, ctx); @@ -852,7 +927,8 @@ impl Expr { format!("{}.{}{}", go(e, ctx), short_name(n), i.to_u64().unwrap_or(0)) }, ExprData::Lit(_, _) => "lit".to_string(), - _ => "?".to_string(), + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => format!("fvar({})", short_name(n)), + ExprData::Mvar(n, _) => format!("?{}", short_name(n)), } } let mut ctx = Vec::new(); @@ -1254,6 +1330,16 @@ impl ConstantInfo { } } + /// Returns the value of this constant, if it has one (definitions, theorems, opaques). + pub fn get_value(&self) -> Option<&Expr> { + match self { + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => Some(&v.value), + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => Some(&v.value), + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => Some(&v.value), + _ => None, + } + } + /// Returns the universe level parameter names of this constant. pub fn get_level_params(&self) -> &Vec { match self { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index 1e6b3a30..099e9243 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; use super::mode::{CheckDupLevelParams, KernelMode}; use super::tc::TypeChecker; -impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { +impl TypeChecker { /// Type-check a single constant. Clears per-constant caches first. pub fn check_const(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> where M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, { - self.clear_caches(); + self.reset(); let c = self .env @@ -317,8 +317,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use super::super::constant::KConst; - use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::env::KEnv; use super::super::expr::KExpr; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -344,8 +346,8 @@ mod tests { AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) } - fn test_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn test_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); // Axiom: Nat : Sort 1 env.insert( mk_id("Nat"), @@ -399,35 +401,35 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_axiom() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).is_ok()); } #[test] fn check_defn_ok() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).is_ok()); } #[test] fn check_defn_mismatch() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("wrong")).is_err()); } #[test] fn check_unknown_const() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("nonexistent")).is_err()); } #[test] fn check_clears_caches() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); // def_eq_depth should be reset assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_depth, 0); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 68761166..1a2ee3dd 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; +use super::env::Addr; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; @@ -18,9 +19,10 @@ use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::lift; use super::tc::{ MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, + empty_ctx_addr, }; -impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { +impl TypeChecker { /// Check definitional equality of two expressions. pub fn is_def_eq( &mut self, @@ -35,40 +37,40 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Context-aware EquivManager: closed exprs (lbr==0) share across contexts, // open exprs under let-bindings are isolated by ctx_id. let eq_ctx = if self.num_let_bindings > 0 && (a.lbr() > 0 || b.lbr() > 0) { - self.ctx_id + self.ctx_id.clone() } else { - 0 + empty_ctx_addr() }; - if self.equiv_manager.is_equiv((a.ptr_key(), eq_ctx), (b.ptr_key(), eq_ctx)) + if self + .equiv_manager + .is_equiv((a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()), (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone())) { return Ok(true); } - let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(a.ptr_key(), b.ptr_key()); - let cache_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id); - if let Some(&cached) = self.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key) { - return Ok(cached); + let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(a.hash_key(), b.hash_key()); + let cache_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key) { + return Ok(*cached); } // Equiv-root second-chance: if (a,b) not cached, try (root(a), root(b)). - // If a ≡ a' and b ≡ b' (in equiv_manager) and (a',b') was cached, - // then (a,b) has the same result without recomputation. { - let a_key = (a.ptr_key(), eq_ctx); - let b_key = (b.ptr_key(), eq_ctx); + let a_key = (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); + let b_key = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); if let (Some(a_root), Some(b_root)) = ( - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(a_key), - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(b_key), + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(a_key.clone()), + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(b_key.clone()), ) && (a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key) { let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); - let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id); - if let Some(&cached) = self.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { - if cached { + let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { + if *cached { self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); } - self.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); - return Ok(cached); + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, *cached); + return Ok(*cached); } } } @@ -89,9 +91,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { if ok { self .equiv_manager - .add_equiv((a.ptr_key(), eq_ctx), (b.ptr_key(), eq_ctx)); + .add_equiv((a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()), (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx)); } - self.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, ok); + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, ok); Ok(ok) } @@ -215,14 +217,14 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { && ah.addr == bh.addr && self.is_regular(ah) { - let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(wa.ptr_key(), wb.ptr_key()); - let failure_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id); - if !self.def_eq_failure.contains(&failure_key) { + let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(wa.hash_key(), wb.hash_key()); + let failure_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id.clone()); + if !self.env.def_eq_failure.contains(&failure_key) { if let Some(result) = self.try_same_head_spine(&wa, &wb)? { return Ok(result); } // Spine comparison was attempted and failed — cache it - self.def_eq_failure.insert(failure_key); + self.env.def_eq_failure.insert(failure_key); } } // H1: Equal height — unfold BOTH sides (lean4lean:596) @@ -598,7 +600,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } let pred = lean_ffi::nat::Nat(&v.0 - num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); let pred_addr = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&pred.to_le_bytes()); - Some(self.ienv.intern_expr(KExpr::nat(pred, pred_addr))) + Some(self.env.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::nat(pred, pred_addr))) }, ExprData::App(f, arg, _) => match f.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr => { @@ -754,7 +756,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { _ => return Ok(false), }; // Wrap s as λ(ty). s #0 - let s_lifted = lift(&self.ienv, s, 1, 0); + let s_lifted = lift(&self.env.intern, s, 1, 0); let v0 = self.intern(KExpr::var(0, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()))); let body = self.intern(KExpr::app(s_lifted, v0)); @@ -943,9 +945,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } } -/// Canonical ordering for failure cache key: (min, max). -fn canonical_pair(a: usize, b: usize) -> (usize, usize) { - if a <= b { (a, b) } else { (b, a) } +/// Canonical ordering for cache keys: (min, max) by hash bytes. +fn canonical_pair(a: Addr, b: Addr) -> (Addr, Addr) { + if a.as_bytes() <= b.as_bytes() { (a, b) } else { (b, a) } } /// Extract head constant KId from expression or app spine. @@ -965,8 +967,10 @@ fn head_const_id(e: &KExpr) -> Option> { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use super::super::constant::KConst; - use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::env::KEnv; use super::super::expr::KExpr; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -989,8 +993,8 @@ mod tests { AE::sort(AU::zero()) } - fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn env_with_id() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); env.insert( @@ -1014,7 +1018,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_ptr_eq() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let e = sort0(); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&e, &e).unwrap()); } @@ -1022,7 +1026,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_sort_same() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let s1 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); let s2 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&s1, &s2).unwrap()); @@ -1031,7 +1035,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_sort_diff() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let s0 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); let s1 = AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())); assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&s0, &s1).unwrap()); @@ -1040,7 +1044,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_const_same() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let c1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let c2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&c1, &c2).unwrap()); @@ -1049,7 +1053,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_const_diff_addr() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let c1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("a"), Box::new([])); let c2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("b"), Box::new([])); assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&c1, &c2).unwrap()); @@ -1058,7 +1062,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_lam_structural() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let l1 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let l2 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&l1, &l2).unwrap()); @@ -1067,7 +1071,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_all_structural() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let a1 = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let a2 = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a1, &a2).unwrap()); @@ -1076,7 +1080,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_beta() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // (λ x. x)(Sort 0) ≡ Sort 0 let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let app = AE::app(lam, sort0()); @@ -1086,7 +1090,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_delta_unfold() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // id(Sort 0) ≡ Sort 0 (via delta + beta) let id_app = AE::app(AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])), sort0()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&id_app, &sort0()).unwrap()); @@ -1095,7 +1099,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_cache_hit() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let a = sort0(); let b = AE::sort(AU::zero()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index 05a1dca7..976b073f 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ fn egress_levels( levels.iter().map(|l| egress_level(l, level_params)).collect() } -/// Expression egress cache, keyed by pointer identity. -type Cache = FxHashMap; +/// Expression egress cache, keyed by content hash. +type Cache = FxHashMap; /// Convert a zero kernel expression to a Lean expression. fn egress_expr( @@ -59,8 +59,8 @@ fn egress_expr( level_params: &[Name], cache: &mut Cache, ) -> env::Expr { - let ptr = expr.ptr_key(); - if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&ptr) { + let hk = expr.hash_key(); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&hk) { return cached.clone(); } @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ fn egress_expr( .rev() .fold(inner, |acc, kvs| env::Expr::mdata(kvs.clone(), acc)); - cache.insert(ptr, result.clone()); + cache.insert(hk, result.clone()); result } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index 99ff20e3..cbef1e93 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -1,18 +1,24 @@ //! Zero kernel environment. //! -//! `KEnv` maps `KId` to `KConst`. In Anon mode, KId compares by -//! address only (name is `()`). In Meta mode, both address and name participate, -//! enabling smooth transitions between modes. +//! `KEnv` maps `KId` to `KConst`, and owns all shared kernel state: +//! the intern table, type-checking caches, and resolved primitives. +//! +//! All mutable state uses `DashMap`/`DashSet` for lock-free concurrent access. +//! Multiple `TypeChecker` instances can share one `Arc` and run in parallel. + +use std::collections::BTreeSet; +use std::sync::{Arc, OnceLock}; -use std::sync::Arc; +use dashmap::{DashMap, DashSet}; -use dashmap::DashMap; +use crate::ix::address::Address; -use super::constant::KConst; +use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use super::expr::KExpr; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::primitive::Primitives; /// Shared Merkle hash. Cheap to clone (Arc refcount bump). pub type Addr = Arc; @@ -53,17 +59,59 @@ impl InternTable { } } +/// Generated recursor, cached after inductive validation. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct GeneratedRecursor { + pub ind_addr: Address, + pub ty: KExpr, + pub rules: Vec>, +} + /// The global zero kernel environment. /// -/// Thread-safe via `DashMap`: supports concurrent reads and writes during -/// parallel compilation (ingress) and sequential type checking alike. +/// Thread-safe via `DashMap`/`DashSet`: supports concurrent reads and writes +/// from multiple `TypeChecker` instances running in parallel. Contains all +/// shared kernel state: constants, intern table, and type-checking caches. +/// /// `get()` returns owned `KConst`/`Vec` (cheap Arc clones) to avoid /// holding DashMap guards across call boundaries. pub struct KEnv { + // -- Constants -- /// Loaded constants keyed by `KId`. pub consts: DashMap, KConst>, /// Block membership: block id → ordered member ids. pub blocks: DashMap, Vec>>, + + // -- Intern table (hash-consing for pointer dedup) -- + pub intern: InternTable, + + // -- Primitives (resolved lazily from consts) -- + prims: OnceLock>, + + // -- Global caches (grow monotonically, keyed by content hash) -- + // All cache keys use `Addr` (= `Arc`, content-addressed) rather + // than `Arc::as_ptr` pointers, avoiding the ABA problem where deallocated + // pointers are reused by the allocator for semantically different expressions. + /// WHNF cache (full, with delta): (expr_hash, ctx_hash)-keyed. + pub whnf_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// WHNF cache (no delta): (expr_hash, ctx_hash)-keyed. + pub whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// Infer cache: keyed by (expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. + pub infer_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// Infer-only cache: results from infer_only mode (no def-eq checks). + pub infer_only_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// Def-eq cache: keyed by (expr_hash, expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. + pub def_eq_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, + /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical ordering by hash. + pub def_eq_failure: DashSet<(Addr, Addr, Addr)>, + /// Ingress cache: LeanExpr → KExpr conversion results. + /// Keyed by (expr_hash, param_names_hash) to account for different + /// level param bindings producing different KExprs from the same LeanExpr. + pub ingress_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// Generated recursors, keyed by inductive Muts block id. + pub recursor_cache: DashMap, Vec>>, + /// Maps the set of major inductive KIds to the inductive block id. + pub rec_majors_cache: DashMap>, KId>, } impl Default for KEnv { @@ -74,7 +122,26 @@ impl Default for KEnv { impl KEnv { pub fn new() -> Self { - KEnv { consts: DashMap::default(), blocks: DashMap::default() } + KEnv { + consts: DashMap::default(), + blocks: DashMap::default(), + intern: InternTable::new(), + prims: OnceLock::new(), + whnf_cache: DashMap::default(), + whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap::default(), + infer_cache: DashMap::default(), + infer_only_cache: DashMap::default(), + def_eq_cache: DashMap::default(), + def_eq_failure: DashSet::default(), + ingress_cache: DashMap::default(), + recursor_cache: DashMap::default(), + rec_majors_cache: DashMap::default(), + } + } + + /// Resolve primitives from the environment (cached via OnceLock). + pub fn prims(&self) -> &Primitives { + self.prims.get_or_init(|| Primitives::from_env(self)) } pub fn get(&self, id: &KId) -> Option> { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs index b2265b1d..dbaccb25 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -1,16 +1,18 @@ //! Union-find (disjoint set) for context-aware definitional equality caching. //! //! Provides O(α(n)) amortized equivalence checks via weighted quick-union -//! with path halving. Keys are `(ptr_key, ctx_component)` pairs: closed -//! expressions use ctx=0, open expressions under let-bindings use ctx_id. +//! with path halving. Keys are `(expr_hash, ctx_hash)` pairs using content- +//! addressed blake3 hashes for both components. use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; -/// Composite key: (expression pointer, context component). -type EqKey = (usize, usize); +use super::env::Addr; + +/// Composite key: (expression content hash, context content hash). +pub type EqKey = (Addr, Addr); /// Union-find structure for tracking definitional equality between -/// (ptr_key, ctx_component) pairs. +/// (expr_hash, ctx_hash) pairs. #[derive(Debug, Clone)] pub struct EquivManager { /// Map from composite key to union-find node index. @@ -55,7 +57,7 @@ impl EquivManager { let node = self.parent.len(); self.parent.push(node); self.rank.push(0); - self.node_to_key.push(key); + self.node_to_key.push(key.clone()); self.key_to_node.insert(key, node); node } @@ -108,7 +110,7 @@ impl EquivManager { pub fn find_root_key(&mut self, key: EqKey) -> Option { let node = *self.key_to_node.get(&key)?; let root = self.find(node); - Some(self.node_to_key[root]) + Some(self.node_to_key[root].clone()) } /// Record that two composite keys are definitionally equal. @@ -121,72 +123,40 @@ impl EquivManager { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use super::*; - - #[test] - fn test_basic_equiv() { - let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); - em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); - assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); - assert!(em.is_equiv((200, 0), (100, 0))); - } + use std::sync::Arc; - #[test] - fn test_transitivity() { - let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); - em.add_equiv((200, 0), (300, 0)); - assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (300, 0))); - assert!(em.is_equiv((300, 0), (100, 0))); - } - - #[test] - fn test_non_equivalent() { - let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); - assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 0), (400, 0))); - } + use super::*; - #[test] - fn test_reflexive() { - let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (100, 0))); + fn addr(n: u64) -> Addr { + Arc::new(blake3::hash(&n.to_le_bytes())) } #[test] - fn test_clear() { + fn test_basic_equiv() { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); - assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); - em.clear(); - assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); + let zero = addr(0); + assert!(!em.is_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone()))); + em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); + assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone()))); + assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(200), zero.clone()), (addr(100), zero.clone()))); } #[test] - fn test_large_chain() { + fn test_transitivity() { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - for i in 0..100 { - em.add_equiv((i, 0), (i + 1, 0)); - } - assert!(em.is_equiv((0, 0), (100, 0))); - assert!(!em.is_equiv((0, 0), (200, 0))); + let zero = addr(0); + em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); + em.add_equiv((addr(200), zero.clone()), (addr(300), zero.clone())); + assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(300), zero.clone()))); } #[test] fn test_context_isolation() { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - // Same ptrs, different contexts — should NOT be equivalent - em.add_equiv((100, 1), (200, 1)); - assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 1), (200, 1))); - assert!(!em.is_equiv((100, 2), (200, 2))); - } - - #[test] - fn test_closed_exprs_share_across_contexts() { - let mut em = EquivManager::new(); - // Closed expressions use ctx=0, shared across all contexts - em.add_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0)); - assert!(em.is_equiv((100, 0), (200, 0))); + let ctx1 = addr(1); + let ctx2 = addr(2); + em.add_equiv((addr(100), ctx1.clone()), (addr(200), ctx1.clone())); + assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(100), ctx1.clone()), (addr(200), ctx1.clone()))); + assert!(!em.is_equiv((addr(100), ctx2.clone()), (addr(200), ctx2))); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs index f4c0fbbe..8000b6bc 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -26,3 +26,33 @@ pub enum TcError { MaxRecDepth, Other(String), } + +impl std::fmt::Display for TcError { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { + match self { + TcError::TypeExpected => write!(f, "type expected"), + TcError::FunExpected { e, whnf } => { + write!(f, "function expected, got {e} (whnf: {whnf})") + }, + TcError::AppTypeMismatch { a_ty, dom, depth } => { + write!( + f, + "app type mismatch at depth {depth}: arg has type {a_ty}, domain is {dom}" + ) + }, + TcError::DeclTypeMismatch => write!(f, "declaration type mismatch"), + TcError::UnknownConst(addr) => { + write!(f, "unknown constant {:.12}", addr.hex()) + }, + TcError::UnivParamMismatch { expected, got } => { + write!(f, "universe param count: expected {expected}, got {got}") + }, + TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx, ctx_len } => { + write!(f, "variable #{idx} out of range (context depth {ctx_len})") + }, + TcError::DefEqFailed => write!(f, "definitional equality check failed"), + TcError::MaxRecDepth => write!(f, "max recursion depth exceeded"), + TcError::Other(s) => write!(f, "{s}"), + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs index 0839ce7b..570c5f2b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -101,8 +101,10 @@ impl KExpr { &self.info().mdata } - pub fn ptr_key(&self) -> usize { - Arc::as_ptr(&self.0) as usize + /// Content-addressed key for cache lookups. Returns a clone of the + /// blake3 hash Arc — cheap (refcount bump) and immune to pointer reuse. + pub fn hash_key(&self) -> Addr { + self.addr().clone() } pub fn ptr_eq(&self, other: &KExpr) -> bool { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index d0629beb..01420b88 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -7,16 +7,14 @@ use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::InternTable; +use super::env::{GeneratedRecursor, InternTable}; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq, univ_geq}; use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::{lift, simul_subst, subst}; -use super::tc::{ - GeneratedRecursor, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, expr_mentions_any_addr, -}; +use super::tc::{TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, expr_mentions_any_addr}; /// A member of the "flat" mutual block used for recursor generation. /// For non-nested inductives, this is just the original inductive. @@ -110,7 +108,7 @@ fn lower_vars_inner( env.intern_expr(result) } -impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { +impl TypeChecker { /// Validate an inductive type and its constructors. pub fn check_inductive(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { let (params, indices, lvls, ctors, block, is_rec, _nested, ty) = match self @@ -232,7 +230,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } // Trigger recursor generation for the block (fatal — ZK context cannot tolerate silent failure) - if !self.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !self.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { self.generate_block_recursors(&block)?; } @@ -433,7 +431,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } else { KExpr::var(n_rec_params - 1 - j, anon()) }; - cur = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + cur = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -560,7 +558,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { .take(ext_n_params) .map(|e| { if field_depth > 0 { - lower_vars(&self.ienv, e, field_depth) + lower_vars(&self.env.intern, e, field_depth) } else { e.clone() } @@ -837,7 +835,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // We need substs[i] = param_args[n_params-1-i] to reverse the order. let reversed_params: Vec> = param_args.iter().rev().cloned().collect(); - ty = simul_subst(&self.ienv, &ty, &reversed_params, 0); + ty = simul_subst(&self.env.intern, &ty, &reversed_params, 0); // Now check each remaining field domain self.check_nested_ctor_fields_loop(&ty, augmented_addrs) @@ -1155,7 +1153,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Collect block inductives let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(block_id); if block_inds.is_empty() { - self.recursor_cache.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![]); + self.env.recursor_cache.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![]); return Ok(()); } @@ -1315,9 +1313,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Populate the majors cache: set of all flat block member KIds → block_id. let majors_key: std::collections::BTreeSet> = flat.iter().map(|m| m.id.clone()).collect(); - self.rec_majors_cache.insert(majors_key, block_id.clone()); + self.env.rec_majors_cache.insert(majors_key, block_id.clone()); - self.recursor_cache.insert(block_id.clone(), generated); + self.env.recursor_cache.insert(block_id.clone(), generated); Ok(()) } @@ -1450,14 +1448,14 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // spec_params are in terms of recursor params at depth n_rec_params. // Current depth might differ; lift accordingly. if lift_amount > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_amount, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, lift_amount, 0) } else { sp } } else { KExpr::var(n_rec_params as u64 - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ty = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + ty = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -1497,7 +1495,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?; for sp in member.spec_params.iter() { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -1592,7 +1590,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let depth = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?; let lift_by = depth.saturating_sub(n_rec_params); if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp } @@ -1600,7 +1598,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let depth = self.depth(); KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ty = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + ty = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -1681,7 +1679,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { for idx_expr in &ret_indices { let lifted = if n_ihs > 0 { lift( - &self.ienv, + &self.env.intern, idx_expr, n_ihs as u64, 0, // lift ALL Var refs, not just those above fields @@ -1709,7 +1707,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?.saturating_sub(n_rec_params); for sp in &member.spec_params { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -1776,7 +1774,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // to the current depth (minor_saved + n_fields + k). let dom = &field_domains[field_idx]; let shift = (n_fields + k - field_idx) as u64; - let dom_lifted = lift(&self.ienv, dom, shift, 0); + let dom_lifted = lift(&self.env.intern, dom, shift, 0); let wdom = self.whnf(&dom_lifted)?; // Check if direct (head is block inductive) or forall-wrapped @@ -1994,8 +1992,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // chain, motive j needs its free Vars lifted by j (accounting for the // j motives already pushed before it). for (j, mt) in motive_types.iter().enumerate() { - let lifted_mt = - if j > 0 { lift(&self.ienv, mt, j as u64, 0) } else { mt.clone() }; + let lifted_mt = if j > 0 { + lift(&self.env.intern, mt, j as u64, 0) + } else { + mt.clone() + }; domains.push(lifted_mt.clone()); self.push_local(lifted_mt); } @@ -2044,7 +2045,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?.saturating_sub(n_params); if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp } @@ -2052,7 +2053,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let depth = self.depth(); KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ity = subst(&self.ienv, body, &p, 0); + ity = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -2086,7 +2087,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?.saturating_sub(n_params); for sp in &di_member.spec_params { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -2144,7 +2145,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { flat: &[FlatBlockMember], ) -> Option>> { // Find all recursors in the block - let members = self.env.blocks.get(block_id)?; + let members: Vec> = self.env.blocks.get(block_id)?.clone(); let rec_ids: Vec> = members .iter() .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) @@ -2221,7 +2222,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( |(arg, sp)| { let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -2258,7 +2259,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ind_id: &KId, ) -> Result>, TcError> { // Get the cached flat block and generated recursors - let generated = match self.recursor_cache.get(ind_block_id) { + let generated = match self.env.recursor_cache.get(ind_block_id) { Some(g) => g.clone(), None => return Ok(vec![]), }; @@ -2367,7 +2368,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( |(arg, sp)| { let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -2397,31 +2398,30 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Find the flat member for this recursor's major inductive. // For duplicates (same address, different spec_params), match via is_def_eq // on the major premise's parameter args vs the flat member's spec_params. - let rec_ty = match self.env.get( - &peers - .iter() - .find(|p| { - if let Some(KConst::Recr { - params: rp, - motives: rm, - minors: rmin, - indices: ri, - ty: rt, - .. - }) = self.env.get(p) - { - let skip = rp + rm + rmin + ri; - self - .get_major_inductive_id(&rt, skip) - .map(|mid| mid.addr == ind_id.addr) - .unwrap_or(false) - } else { - false - } - }) - .unwrap_or(ind_id) - .clone(), - ) { + let peer_id = peers + .iter() + .find(|p| { + if let Some(KConst::Recr { + params: rp, + motives: rm, + minors: rmin, + indices: ri, + ty: rt, + .. + }) = self.env.get(p) + { + let skip = rp + rm + rmin + ri; + self + .get_major_inductive_id(&rt, skip) + .map(|mid| mid.addr == ind_id.addr) + .unwrap_or(false) + } else { + false + } + }) + .unwrap_or(ind_id) + .clone(); + let rec_ty = match self.env.get(&peer_id) { Some(KConst::Recr { params: rp, motives: rm, @@ -2471,7 +2471,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( |(arg, sp)| { let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, sp, lift_by, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -2528,7 +2528,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } // Update the cache - if let Some(cached) = self.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) + if let Some(mut cached) = self.env.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) && let Some(gen_rec) = cached.iter_mut().find(|g| g.ind_addr == ind_id.addr) { @@ -2631,11 +2631,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) } else if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { let sp = member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); - lift(&self.ienv, &sp, total_lams, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, total_lams, 0) } else { KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ty2 = subst(&self.ienv, body2, &p, 0); + ty2 = subst(&self.env.intern, body2, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -2669,7 +2669,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Substitute this field with its Var ref for dependent types let fvar = KExpr::var(n_fields - 1 - field_idx, anon()); - ty2 = subst(&self.ienv, &body2, &fvar, 0); + ty2 = subst(&self.env.intern, &body2, &fvar, 0); field_idx += 1; }, _ => break, @@ -2724,7 +2724,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { let lifted_dom = if field_dom_lift > 0 { - lift(&self.ienv, dom, field_dom_lift, fi) + lift(&self.env.intern, dom, field_dom_lift, fi) } else { dom.clone() }; @@ -2947,7 +2947,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // number of motives. For auxiliary recursors (e.g., RCasesPatt.rec_1 // targeting List), the direct block (List's) has fewer motives than needed. let resolved_block = if let Some(ref ib) = ind_block { - if let Some(cached) = self.recursor_cache.get(ib) { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.recursor_cache.get(ib) { if cached.len() as u64 >= motives { Some(ib.clone()) } else { None } } else { None @@ -2962,7 +2962,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { Some(b) => b, None => { let majors_key = self.gather_peer_majors(&rec_block)?; - match self.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() { + match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).map(|r| r.clone()) { Some(block_id) => block_id, None => { // Not generated yet — try generating from each peer major's @@ -2970,14 +2970,15 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { for major_id in &majors_key { if let Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) = self.env.get(major_id) { let ib = block.clone(); - if !self.recursor_cache.contains_key(&ib) { + if !self.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&ib) { let _ = self.generate_block_recursors(&ib); } } } // Re-check the majors cache. let majors_key = self.gather_peer_majors(&rec_block)?; - match self.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() { + match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).map(|r| r.clone()) + { Some(block_id) => block_id, None => { return Err(TcError::Other( @@ -3001,7 +3002,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } // Find the generated recursor for this inductive. - let generated = match self.recursor_cache.get(&resolved_block) { + let generated = match self.env.recursor_cache.get(&resolved_block) { Some(g) => g.clone(), None => { return Err(TcError::Other( @@ -3225,8 +3226,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use super::super::constant::KConst; - use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::env::KEnv; use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -3282,8 +3285,8 @@ mod tests { /// Bool.true : Bool /// Bool.false : Bool /// Bool.rec : ∀ (motive : Bool → Sort u) (h₁ : motive Bool.true) (h₂ : motive Bool.false) (t : Bool), motive t - fn bool_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn bool_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Bool"); // Bool : Sort 1 @@ -3399,14 +3402,14 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_bool_inductive() { let env = bool_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).is_ok()); } #[test] fn check_bool_rec() { let env = bool_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // Must check inductive first to trigger recursor generation tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).unwrap(); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool.rec")).is_ok(), "Bool.rec should pass"); @@ -3419,8 +3422,8 @@ mod tests { /// Nat.rec : ∀ (motive : Nat → Sort u) (zero : motive Nat.zero) /// (succ : ∀ (n : Nat), motive n → motive (Nat.succ n)) /// (t : Nat), motive t - fn nat_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn nat_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Nat"); let nat = || cnst("Nat", &[]); @@ -3547,7 +3550,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_nat_rec() { let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat.rec")).is_ok(), "Nat.rec should pass"); } @@ -3559,11 +3562,11 @@ mod tests { // Rule 1 (Nat.succ): fields=1, rhs = λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ) (n), // h_succ n (Nat.rec.{Param(0), ...} motive h_zero h_succ n) let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); let block = mk_id("Nat"); - let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + let generated = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); let rules = &generated[0].rules; assert_eq!(rules.len(), 2, "Nat.rec should have 2 rules"); @@ -3613,8 +3616,8 @@ mod tests { /// List.{u} : Sort u → Sort u /// List.nil.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), List.{u} α /// List.cons.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), α → List.{u} α → List.{u} α - fn list_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn list_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("List"); // List : Sort u → Sort u (1 lvl param) @@ -3725,12 +3728,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_list_inductive() { let env = list_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("List")).is_ok()); // Verify recursor was generated with the right structure let block = mk_id("List"); let generated = - tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); assert_eq!(generated.len(), 1, "should generate 1 recursor for List"); assert_eq!(generated[0].ind_addr, mk_addr("List")); @@ -3750,8 +3753,8 @@ mod tests { /// Tree.leaf : Tree /// Tree.node : List Tree → Tree /// This should create a flat block [Tree, List] with Tree nesting into List. - fn nested_tree_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn nested_tree_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); let tree = || cnst("Tree", &[]); @@ -3886,13 +3889,14 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn nested_tree_flat_block_detection() { let env = nested_tree_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // Check Tree inductive — this triggers flat block building tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); let generated = tc + .env .recursor_cache .get(&tree_block) .expect("recursor should be cached for Tree"); @@ -3918,11 +3922,11 @@ mod tests { // (h_cons : ∀ (hd : Tree) (tl : List.{1} Tree), motive₀ hd → motive₁ tl → motive₁ (List.cons.{1} Tree hd tl)) // (t : Tree), motive₀ t let env = nested_tree_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); - let gen_ty = tc.recursor_cache.get(&tree_block).unwrap()[0].ty.clone(); + let gen_ty = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&tree_block).unwrap()[0].ty.clone(); let u0 = param(0); let u1 = AU::succ(AU::zero()); @@ -4008,11 +4012,11 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn nested_tree_rec_binder_count() { let env = nested_tree_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); - let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&tree_block).unwrap(); + let generated = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&tree_block).unwrap(); // Count binders in Tree.rec (member 0) let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { @@ -4052,8 +4056,8 @@ mod tests { /// Like Tree but with one universe param and one type param. /// PTree.leaf.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), α → PTree.{u} α /// PTree.node.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), List.{u+1} (PTree.{u} α) → PTree.{u} α - fn poly_nested_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn poly_nested_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("PTree"); let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 @@ -4194,18 +4198,18 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn poly_nested_flat_block() { let env = poly_nested_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // Check inductive first (consumes fuel for validation) tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); // Reset fuel and generate recursors explicitly tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; let block = mk_id("PTree"); - if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); } let generated = - tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); assert_eq!( generated.len(), 2, @@ -4216,15 +4220,15 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn poly_nested_rec_binder_count() { let env = poly_nested_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; let block = mk_id("PTree"); - if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); } - let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + let generated = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { let mut n = 0; @@ -4251,8 +4255,8 @@ mod tests { /// This should create a flat block: /// [Syn, List (Pair Name Syn), Pair (Name, Syn)] /// with 3 motives. - fn syntax_like_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn syntax_like_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Syn"); let syn = || cnst("Syn", &[]); @@ -4456,16 +4460,16 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn syntax_like_flat_block() { let env = syntax_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; let block = mk_id("Syn"); - if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); } let generated = - tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); // Flat block: [Syn, List (Pair Name Syn), Pair (Name, Syn)] // = 3 members → 3 recursors generated @@ -4523,14 +4527,14 @@ mod tests { ctors.push(mk_id("Syn.ident")); } - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; let block = mk_id("Syn"); - if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); } - let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + let generated = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); // Should still have 3 flat members (Syn, List aux, Pair aux) — NOT 4 // List Other should NOT create a new auxiliary @@ -4580,15 +4584,15 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn syntax_like_rec_binder_count() { let env = syntax_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; let block = mk_id("Syn"); - if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); } - let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + let generated = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { let mut n = 0; @@ -4618,8 +4622,8 @@ mod tests { /// Inl.text.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), String → Inl.{u} i /// Inl.emph.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i /// Inl.other.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), i → Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i - fn inline_like_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn inline_like_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Inl"); let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 @@ -4860,16 +4864,16 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn inline_like_flat_block() { let env = inline_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; let block = mk_id("Inl"); - if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); } let generated = - tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); + tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).expect("recursor should be cached"); // Flat block: [Inl, Array, List] = 3 members assert_eq!( generated.len(), @@ -4882,14 +4886,14 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn inline_like_rec_2_binder_count() { let env = inline_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; let block = mk_id("Inl"); - if !tc.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { + if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); } - let generated = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); + let generated = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { let mut n = 0; @@ -4964,8 +4968,8 @@ mod tests { /// Ok.step.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)) (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n → Ok.{u} α n /// /// This has 1 univ param, 1 type param, 1 index (Nat), and is in Prop. - fn wf_like_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn wf_like_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Ok"); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -5071,11 +5075,11 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn wf_like_rec_type() { let env = wf_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Ok")).unwrap(); let block = mk_id("Ok"); - let gen_ty = tc.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap()[0].ty.clone(); + let gen_ty = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap()[0].ty.clone(); let count_binders = |e: &AE| -> usize { let mut n = 0; @@ -5179,7 +5183,7 @@ mod tests { /// in a **negative** position: `Wrap.mk : ∀ (α : Type), (α → Bool) → Wrap α`. /// Then define `Evil : Type` with `Evil.mk : Wrap Evil → Evil`. /// This must be REJECTED: `Evil` appears negatively inside `Wrap`'s constructor. - fn wrap_evil_env() -> KEnv { + fn wrap_evil_env() -> Arc> { let env = bool_env(); // Wrap : Type → Type (1 param, 0 indices) @@ -5285,7 +5289,7 @@ mod tests { // `(Evil → Bool)` — a negative occurrence smuggled through nesting. // The positivity checker must reject this. let env = wrap_evil_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Evil")); assert!( result.is_err(), @@ -5344,7 +5348,7 @@ mod tests { env.blocks.insert(tree_block, vec![mk_id("Tree"), mk_id("Tree.node")]); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")); assert!( result.is_ok(), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index 53b66696..8541b987 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -9,17 +9,19 @@ use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::subst; use super::tc::TypeChecker; -impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { +impl TypeChecker { pub fn infer(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { let infer_only = self.infer_only; // Cache: infer-only results use a separate cache since they skip validation. // A full-check result can serve an infer-only lookup, so check both. - let cache_key = (e.ptr_key(), self.ctx_id); - if let Some(cached) = self.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { + let cache_key = (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } - if infer_only && let Some(cached) = self.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) { + if infer_only + && let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) + { return Ok(cached.clone()); } @@ -49,11 +51,29 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { let f_ty = self.infer(f)?; - let (dom, cod) = self.ensure_forall(&f_ty)?; + let (dom, cod) = self.ensure_forall(&f_ty).map_err(|err| { + eprintln!("[infer App] ensure_forall FAILED"); + eprintln!(" f: {f}"); + eprintln!(" f_ty: {f_ty}"); + eprintln!(" f_ty addr: {:?}", f_ty.addr()); + eprintln!(" a: {a}"); + if let ExprData::App(ff, fa, _) = f.data() { + eprintln!(" ff: {ff}"); + eprintln!(" ff addr: {:?}", ff.addr()); + if let Ok(ff_ty) = self.infer(ff) { + eprintln!(" ff_ty: {ff_ty}"); + eprintln!(" ff_ty addr: {:?}", ff_ty.addr()); + if let Ok((dom2, cod2)) = self.ensure_forall(&ff_ty) { + eprintln!(" ff_ty dom: {dom2}"); + eprintln!(" ff_ty cod: {cod2}"); + } + } + eprintln!(" fa: {fa}"); + } + err + })?; if !infer_only { let a_ty = self.infer(a)?; - // C++ kernel: if arg is `eagerReduce _ _`, enable aggressive - // Bool/Nat reduction in the def-eq check (type_checker.cpp:168). let is_eager = self.is_eager_reduce(a); if is_eager { self.eager_reduce = true; @@ -70,7 +90,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { }); } } - subst(&self.ienv, &cod, a, 0) + subst(&self.env.intern, &cod, a, 0) }, ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) => { @@ -112,7 +132,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.push_let(ty.clone(), val.clone()); let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; self.pop_local(); - subst(&self.ienv, &body_ty, val, 0) + subst(&self.env.intern, &body_ty, val, 0) }, ExprData::Prj(struct_id, field, val, _) => { @@ -126,9 +146,9 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { }; if infer_only { - self.infer_only_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); + self.env.infer_only_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); } else { - self.infer_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); + self.env.infer_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); } Ok(ty) } @@ -200,7 +220,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { match wr.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { if i < args.len() { - r = subst(&self.ienv, body, &args[i], 0); + r = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &args[i], 0); } else { return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough params".into())); } @@ -245,7 +265,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } } let proj = self.intern(KExpr::prj(struct_id.clone(), i, val.clone())); - r = subst(&self.ienv, body, &proj, 0); + r = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &proj, 0); }, _ => { return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough fields".into())); @@ -267,8 +287,10 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use super::super::constant::KConst; - use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::env::KEnv; use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -296,8 +318,8 @@ mod tests { } /// Env with: Nat (axiom), id (definition) - fn test_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn test_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); // Nat : Sort 1 env.insert( mk_id("Nat"), @@ -333,7 +355,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_sort() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // Sort 0 : Sort 1 let ty = tc.infer(&sort0()).unwrap(); assert!(matches!(ty.data(), ExprData::Sort(u, _) if !u.is_zero())); @@ -342,7 +364,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_var() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.push_local(sort0()); let ty = tc.infer(&AE::var(0, ())).unwrap(); // Var(0) has type Sort 0 (the type we pushed) @@ -353,7 +375,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_const() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let nat = AE::cnst(mk_id("Nat"), Box::new([])); let ty = tc.infer(&nat).unwrap(); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -363,7 +385,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_lam() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // λ (x : Sort 0). x : ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 0 let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let ty = tc.infer(&lam).unwrap(); @@ -373,7 +395,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_app() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // Under a binder with x : Sort 0, id(x) : Sort 0 tc.push_local(sort0()); let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); @@ -386,7 +408,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_all() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 0 : Sort 1 let all = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let ty = tc.infer(&all).unwrap(); @@ -396,7 +418,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_nat_lit() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let n = AE::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("42")); let ty = tc.infer(&n).unwrap(); // Nat literal type = Nat constant @@ -408,7 +430,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_cache() { let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let e = sort0(); let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 7fcf25c3..5790267a 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, ParallelIterator}; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; +use dashmap::DashMap; + use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, Name}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ @@ -22,6 +24,7 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::{ ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, resolve_kvmap, }; use crate::ix::ixon::univ::Univ as IxonUniv; +use crate::ix::kernel::env::Addr; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; @@ -184,12 +187,18 @@ fn ingress_univ_args( univ_idxs: &[u64], ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, intern: &InternTable, -) -> Box<[KUniv]> { +) -> Result]>, String> { univ_idxs .iter() - .filter_map(|&idx| ctx.univs.get(usize::try_from(idx).ok()?)) - .map(|u| ingress_univ(u, ctx, intern)) - .collect() + .map(|&idx| { + let i = usize::try_from(idx) + .map_err(|_| format!("universe index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; + let u = ctx.univs.get(i).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("universe index {i} out of bounds (len {})", ctx.univs.len()) + })?; + Ok(ingress_univ(u, ctx, intern)) + }) + .collect::, _>>() } // ============================================================================ @@ -398,7 +407,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( )); }, }; - let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern); + let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata( KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)), univs, @@ -415,7 +424,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( ) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Rec index {rec_idx}"))? .clone(); - let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern); + let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; values.push( ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata(mid, univs, mdata)), ); @@ -559,10 +568,12 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("Str ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize") })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Str ref index {ref_idx}"))?; - let s = ixon_env - .get_blob(addr) - .and_then(|b| String::from_utf8(b).ok()) - .unwrap_or_default(); + let blob = ixon_env.get_blob(addr).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("missing Str blob at addr {}", addr.hex()) + })?; + let s = String::from_utf8(blob).map_err(|e| { + format!("invalid UTF-8 in Str blob at addr {}: {e}", addr.hex()) + })?; values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::str_mdata( s, addr.clone(), @@ -577,9 +588,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("Nat ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize") })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Nat ref index {ref_idx}"))?; - let n = ixon_env - .get_blob(addr) - .map_or_else(|| Nat::from(0u64), |b| Nat::from_le_bytes(&b)); + let blob = ixon_env.get_blob(addr).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("missing Nat blob at addr {}", addr.hex()) + })?; + let n = Nat::from_le_bytes(&blob); values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::nat_mdata( n, addr.clone(), @@ -1198,13 +1210,13 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( // Lightweight LeanExpr → KExpr ingress (compile-side) // ============================================================================ -use super::mode::Anon; +use super::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::env::{ Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData as LeanExprData, Level, LevelData, }; -/// Convert a Lean Level to KUniv, mapping named params to positional indices. -pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { +/// Convert a Lean Level to KUniv, mapping named params to positional indices. +pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { match lvl.as_data() { LevelData::Succ(l, _) => KUniv::succ(lean_level_to_kuniv(l, param_names)), LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => KUniv::max( @@ -1216,10 +1228,23 @@ pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { lean_level_to_kuniv(b, param_names), ), LevelData::Param(name, _) => { - let idx = param_names.iter().position(|n| n == name).unwrap_or(0) as u64; - KUniv::param(idx, ()) + let idx = + param_names.iter().position(|n| n == name).unwrap_or_else(|| { + panic!( + "unknown level param `{}` not found in param_names {:?}", + name.pretty(), + param_names.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>() + ) + }) as u64; + KUniv::param(idx, name.clone()) + }, + LevelData::Zero(_) => KUniv::zero(), + LevelData::Mvar(name, _) => { + panic!( + "unexpected level metavariable `{}` in elaborated kernel term", + name.pretty() + ); }, - LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => KUniv::zero(), } } @@ -1245,71 +1270,145 @@ pub fn resolve_lean_name_addr( Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()) } -/// Convert a LeanExpr to KExpr. +/// Convert a LeanExpr to KExpr. /// /// `param_names` provides the positional mapping for universe level params. /// `name_to_ixon_addr` maps Lean names to real Ixon addresses for already-compiled /// constants. Falls back to name hash for constants not yet compiled. +/// Compute a stable hash for a `param_names` slice, used as part of the +/// ingress cache key. Two calls with the same param names (in the same +/// order) produce the same hash. +pub fn param_names_hash(param_names: &[Name]) -> Addr { + let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); + hasher.update(&(param_names.len() as u64).to_le_bytes()); + for n in param_names { + hasher.update(n.get_hash().as_bytes()); + } + Arc::new(hasher.finalize()) +} + pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( expr: &LeanExpr, param_names: &[Name], - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &InternTable, name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, -) -> KExpr { +) -> KExpr { + // Uncached path — only for callers without KEnv access. let e = lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( expr, param_names, intern, name_to_ixon_addr, aux_n2a, + None, + None, ); intern.intern_expr(e) } +/// Cached variant that takes a full `KEnv` reference instead of just `InternTable`. +/// Uses the KEnv's `ingress_cache` to avoid re-converting shared LeanExpr subtrees. +pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + expr: &LeanExpr, + param_names: &[Name], + kenv: &crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, + n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, +) -> KExpr { + let pn_h = param_names_hash(param_names); + lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + expr, + param_names, + &kenv.intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + Some(&kenv.ingress_cache), + Some(&pn_h), + ) +} + +/// Cached variant: uses `ingress_cache` (if provided) to avoid re-converting +/// shared LeanExpr subtrees. The cache is keyed by `(expr_hash, pn_hash)` to +/// account for different level param bindings producing different KExprs. +pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + expr: &LeanExpr, + param_names: &[Name], + intern: &InternTable, + n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + cache: Option<&DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, + pn_hash: Option<&Addr>, +) -> KExpr { + // Check cache + if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache, pn_hash) { + let expr_key = Arc::new(*expr.get_hash()); + let key = (expr_key, pn_hash.clone()); + if let Some(hit) = cache.get(&key) { + return hit.value().clone(); + } + } + + let e = lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( + expr, + param_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + let result = intern.intern_expr(e); + + // Store in cache + if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache, pn_hash) { + let expr_key = Arc::new(*expr.get_hash()); + cache.insert((expr_key, pn_hash.clone()), result.clone()); + } + + result +} + fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( expr: &LeanExpr, pn: &[Name], - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &InternTable, n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, -) -> KExpr { + cache: Option<&DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, + pn_hash: Option<&Addr>, +) -> KExpr { + // Recursive calls go through the cached entry point. + let go = |e: &LeanExpr| -> KExpr { + lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached(e, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a, cache, pn_hash) + }; + match expr.as_data() { - LeanExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => KExpr::var(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ()), + LeanExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { + KExpr::var(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), Name::anon()) + }, LeanExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => KExpr::sort(lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl, pn)), LeanExprData::Const(name, us, _) => { let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zid = KId::new(addr, ()); - let zus: Box<[KUniv]> = + let zid = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); + let zus: Box<[KUniv]> = us.iter().map(|u| lean_level_to_kuniv(u, pn)).collect(); KExpr::cnst(zid, zus) }, - LeanExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - let zf = lean_expr_to_zexpr(f, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - let za = lean_expr_to_zexpr(a, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - KExpr::app(zf, za) - }, - LeanExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - KExpr::all((), (), zd, zb) + LeanExprData::App(f, a, _) => KExpr::app(go(f), go(a)), + LeanExprData::ForallE(binder_name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + KExpr::all(binder_name.clone(), bi.clone(), go(dom), go(body)) }, - LeanExprData::Lam(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - let zd = lean_expr_to_zexpr(dom, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - KExpr::lam((), (), zd, zb) + LeanExprData::Lam(binder_name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + KExpr::lam(binder_name.clone(), bi.clone(), go(dom), go(body)) }, - LeanExprData::LetE(_, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - let zt = lean_expr_to_zexpr(ty, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zv = lean_expr_to_zexpr(val, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zb = lean_expr_to_zexpr(body, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - KExpr::let_((), zt, zv, zb, *nd) + LeanExprData::LetE(binder_name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + KExpr::let_(binder_name.clone(), go(ty), go(val), go(body), *nd) }, LeanExprData::Proj(name, idx, e, _) => { let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zid = KId::new(addr, ()); - let ze = lean_expr_to_zexpr(e, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a); - KExpr::prj(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ze) + let zid = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); + KExpr::prj(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), go(e)) }, LeanExprData::Lit(lit, _) => { use crate::ix::env::Literal; @@ -1324,8 +1423,22 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( }, } }, - // FVar, MVar, Mdata — shouldn't appear in elaborated kernel terms - _ => KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + LeanExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { + // Mdata wraps a real expression — recurse through the annotation layer. + lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw(inner, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a, cache, pn_hash) + }, + LeanExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { + panic!( + "unexpected FVar({}) in elaborated kernel term during ingress", + name.pretty() + ); + }, + LeanExprData::Mvar(name, _) => { + panic!( + "unexpected MVar({}) in elaborated kernel term during ingress", + name.pretty() + ); + }, } } @@ -1358,8 +1471,8 @@ pub fn build_ingress_lookups( pub fn ingress_compiled_names( names: &[Name], ixon_env: &IxonEnv, - zenv: &KEnv, - intern: &InternTable, + zenv: &KEnv, + intern: &InternTable, name_map: &FxHashMap, addr_map: &FxHashMap, ) { @@ -1392,7 +1505,7 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( | KConst::Indc { block, .. } => Some(block.clone()), _ => None, }); - let member_ids: Vec> = + let member_ids: Vec> = entries.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); if let Some(bid) = block_id { zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs index a5fe39ae..376bb342 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -63,6 +63,15 @@ impl KUniv { matches!(self.data(), UnivData::Zero(_)) } + /// True if this level is an explicit numeral: `Succ^n(Zero)` for some n ≥ 0. + pub fn is_explicit(&self) -> bool { + match self.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => true, + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => inner.is_explicit(), + _ => false, + } + } + /// True if this level is `Succ^n(base)` with n > 0. Such a level is never /// zero under any parameter assignment. pub fn is_never_zero(&self) -> bool { @@ -103,7 +112,59 @@ impl KUniv { KUniv::new(UnivData::Succ(inner, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) } + /// Construct `max(a, b)` with Lean-style simplifications: + /// + /// - `max(k₁, k₂) = max(k₁, k₂)` when both are explicit numerals + /// - `max(a, a) = a` + /// - `max(0, a) = a`, `max(a, 0) = a` + /// - `max(a, max(a, b)) = max(a, b)` (absorption) + /// - `max(max(a, b), b) = max(a, b)` (absorption) + /// - `max(succ^n(base), succ^m(base)) = succ^max(n,m)(base)` (same-base offset) + /// + /// Matches Lean's `mk_max` in `kernel/level.cpp:81-103`. pub fn max(a: KUniv, b: KUniv) -> Self { + // Both explicit numerals (Succ^n(Zero)): take the larger. + if a.is_explicit() && b.is_explicit() { + let (_, na) = a.offset(); + let (_, nb) = b.offset(); + return if na >= nb { a } else { b }; + } + // Structural equality. + if a == b { + return a; + } + // Zero absorption. + if a.is_zero() { + return b; + } + if b.is_zero() { + return a; + } + // max(a, max(a, b')) = max(a, b'), max(a, max(b', a)) = max(b', a) + if let UnivData::Max(bl, br, _) = b.data() { + if *bl == a || *br == a { + return b; + } + } + // max(max(a', b), b) = max(a', b), max(max(b, a'), b) = max(b, a') + if let UnivData::Max(al, ar, _) = a.data() { + if *al == b || *ar == b { + return a; + } + } + // Same base, different offsets: succ^n(x) vs succ^m(x) → take the larger. + let (base_a, off_a) = a.offset(); + let (base_b, off_b) = b.offset(); + if base_a == base_b { + return if off_a >= off_b { a } else { b }; + } + // No simplification — construct the raw Max node. + Self::max_raw(a, b) + } + + /// Raw `Max` constructor without simplification. Used by `max()` after + /// all simplification opportunities are exhausted. + fn max_raw(a: KUniv, b: KUniv) -> Self { let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); hasher.update(&[UMAX]); hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); @@ -111,7 +172,34 @@ impl KUniv { KUniv::new(UnivData::Max(a, b, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) } + /// Construct `imax(a, b)` with Lean-style simplifications: + /// + /// - `imax(a, b) = max(a, b)` when `b` is never zero + /// - `imax(a, 0) = 0` + /// - `imax(0, b) = b`, `imax(1, b) = b` + /// - `imax(a, a) = a` + /// + /// Matches Lean's `mk_imax` in `kernel/level.cpp:112-120`. pub fn imax(a: KUniv, b: KUniv) -> Self { + if b.is_never_zero() { + return Self::max(a, b); + } + if b.is_zero() { + return b; // imax(a, 0) = 0 + } + if a.is_zero() { + return b; // imax(0, b) = b + } + // imax(1, b) = b (Lean: is_one check) + if let UnivData::Succ(inner, _) = a.data() { + if inner.is_zero() { + return b; + } + } + if a == b { + return a; // imax(a, a) = a + } + // No simplification — construct raw IMax node. let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); hasher.update(&[UIMAX]); hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); @@ -731,8 +819,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn display_imax() { + // imax(u0, 1) simplifies to max(u0, 1) since 1 is never zero. let im = AU::imax(AU::param(0, ()), AU::succ(AU::zero())); - assert_eq!(format!("{im}"), "imax(u0, 1)"); + assert_eq!(format!("{im}"), "max(u0, 1)"); + // imax with a potentially-zero rhs stays as imax. + let im2 = AU::imax(AU::param(0, ()), AU::param(1, ())); + assert_eq!(format!("{im2}"), "imax(u0, u1)"); } #[test] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index e97cdce0..6540d592 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ use super::id::KId; use super::mode::KernelMode; /// Well-known primitive KIds. +#[derive(Clone)] pub struct Primitives { // -- Nat -- pub nat: KId, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index 07e03be1..26215cb0 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -1,26 +1,35 @@ //! TypeChecker struct and core helpers. //! -//! The TypeChecker manages local context, caches, and environment access. +//! The TypeChecker is a lightweight thread-local handle for type-checking. +//! All shared state (caches, intern table, constants) lives in `KEnv` and +//! is accessed through `self.env`. Multiple TypeChecker instances can run +//! in parallel, all sharing one `Arc`. +//! //! WHNF, type inference, def-eq, and constant checking are in separate modules //! that add `impl TypeChecker` blocks. use std::sync::Arc; -use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; - use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::RecRule; -use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; +use super::env::{Addr, KEnv}; use super::equiv::EquivManager; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; -use super::id::KId; use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::primitive::Primitives; use super::subst::lift; +/// Content-addressed context identity for the empty context (no bindings). +pub fn empty_ctx_addr() -> Addr { + use std::sync::LazyLock; + static ADDR: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| Arc::new(blake3::hash(b"ix.kernel.ctx.empty"))); + ADDR.clone() +} + /// Maximum iterations in the WHNF delta loop (local per-call). pub const MAX_WHNF_FUEL: u32 = 10_000; @@ -46,115 +55,68 @@ pub struct IotaInfo { pub lvls: u64, } -/// Generated recursor, cached after inductive validation. -#[derive(Clone, Debug)] -pub struct GeneratedRecursor { - pub ind_addr: Address, - pub ty: KExpr, - pub rules: Vec>, -} - -pub struct TypeChecker<'env, M: KernelMode> { - /// The global constant environment. - pub env: &'env KEnv, - /// Canonical intern table (hash-consing for pointer dedup). - pub ienv: InternTable, - /// Primitive constant KIds (resolved from env). +/// Thread-local type-checking handle. Cheap to create — only allocates empty +/// vectors and counters. All shared state lives in `Arc`. +pub struct TypeChecker { + /// Shared kernel environment (constants, caches, intern table). + pub env: Arc>, + /// Primitive constant KIds. Copied from `env.prims()` at construction; + /// overridable for tests via `tc.prims = custom`. pub prims: Primitives, - // -- Local context -- + // -- Thread-local context -- /// Local variable types, indexed by de Bruijn level. pub ctx: Vec>, /// Let-bound values, parallel to `ctx`. `Some(val)` for let-bindings, `None` /// for lambda/forall bindings. Used for let-variable zeta-reduction in whnf_core. pub let_vals: Vec>>, - /// Number of active let-bindings in `ctx`. When > 0, WHNF caches are skipped - /// because cached results may not account for let-bound variable substitution. + /// Number of active let-bindings in `ctx`. When > 0, WHNF cache keys include + /// ctx_id to avoid cross-context contamination. pub num_let_bindings: usize, - /// Hash-consed context identity. - pub ctx_id: usize, + /// Content-addressed context identity: a blake3 hash derived from the + /// binding-type chain. Immune to the ABA pointer-reuse problem. + pub ctx_id: Addr, /// Stack of previous ctx_ids for O(1) pop. - ctx_id_stack: Vec, - /// Intern table for context cons cells. - /// Key: (ty_ptr_key, val_ptr_key_or_0, parent_ctx_id). - /// For push_local (no value), val_ptr_key = 0. - /// For push_let, val_ptr_key = val.ptr_key(). - ctx_intern: FxHashMap<(usize, usize, usize), Arc<()>>, - - // -- Caches -- - // Interning guarantees pointer uniqueness by hash, so ptr_key suffices - // as a cache key. WHNF is context-independent; infer and def-eq are - // context-dependent (ctx_id needed). - /// WHNF cache (full, with delta): (ptr_key, ctx_component)-keyed. - /// Context-aware: open expressions under let-bindings use ctx_id. - pub whnf_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, - /// WHNF cache (no delta): (ptr_key, ctx_component)-keyed. - pub whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, - /// Infer cache: keyed by (ptr_key, ctx_id). Context-dependent. - pub infer_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, - /// Def-eq cache: keyed by (ptr_key, ptr_key, ctx_id). Context-dependent. - pub def_eq_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize, usize), bool>, - /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical (min_ptr, max_ptr, ctx_id) ordering. - /// Prevents re-attempting expensive spine comparisons on same-head constants. - /// Context-aware to avoid suppressing retries across different binding contexts. - pub def_eq_failure: rustc_hash::FxHashSet<(usize, usize, usize)>, - /// Infer-only cache: results from infer_only mode (no def-eq checks). - /// Separate from infer_cache because full-check results are stricter. - pub infer_only_cache: FxHashMap<(usize, usize), KExpr>, + ctx_id_stack: Vec, + + // -- Thread-local optimization -- + /// Union-find for transitive def-eq caching (lean4lean EquivManager). + /// Thread-local: path halving mutates on reads, not safe to share. + pub equiv_manager: EquivManager, + + // -- Thread-local control -- /// When true, `infer` skips def-eq checks (arg-type and let-value validation). pub infer_only: bool, /// Re-entrancy guard for native reduction (prevents whnf → native → whnf loops). pub in_native_reduce: bool, /// When true, the Bool.true fast-path in is_def_eq fires even on open terms. - /// Set when an `eagerReduce` argument is encountered during App inference. pub eager_reduce: bool, - /// Union-find for transitive def-eq caching (lean4lean EquivManager). - pub equiv_manager: EquivManager, /// Current def-eq recursion depth. pub def_eq_depth: u32, /// Peak def-eq depth (diagnostics). pub def_eq_peak: u32, /// Shared recursive fuel remaining for this constant check. pub rec_fuel: u64, - - // -- Recursor generation cache -- - /// Generated recursors, keyed by inductive Muts block id. - pub recursor_cache: FxHashMap, Vec>>, - /// Maps the set of major inductive KIds (across all recursors in a block) - /// to (inductive_block_id, generated_recursors). Used to look up auxiliary - /// recursors whose major is an external inductive. - pub rec_majors_cache: - std::collections::BTreeMap>, KId>, } -impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { - pub fn new(env: &'env KEnv, ienv: InternTable) -> Self { - let prims = Primitives::from_env(env); +impl TypeChecker { + pub fn new(env: Arc>) -> Self { + let prims = env.prims().clone(); TypeChecker { env, - ienv, prims, ctx: Vec::new(), let_vals: Vec::new(), num_let_bindings: 0, - ctx_id: 0, + ctx_id: empty_ctx_addr(), ctx_id_stack: Vec::new(), - ctx_intern: FxHashMap::default(), - whnf_cache: FxHashMap::default(), - whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap::default(), - infer_cache: FxHashMap::default(), - infer_only_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + equiv_manager: EquivManager::new(), infer_only: false, in_native_reduce: false, eager_reduce: false, - def_eq_cache: FxHashMap::default(), - def_eq_failure: rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(), - equiv_manager: EquivManager::new(), def_eq_depth: 0, def_eq_peak: 0, rec_fuel: MAX_REC_FUEL, - recursor_cache: FxHashMap::default(), - rec_majors_cache: std::collections::BTreeMap::new(), } } @@ -167,25 +129,27 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.ctx.len() as u64 } - /// WHNF cache key: (ptr_key, context_component). - /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) use ctx=0 since they can't reference bindings. - /// Open expressions under let-bindings use ctx_id to distinguish contexts. + /// WHNF cache key: (expr_hash, ctx_hash). + /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) use the empty context hash since they + /// can't reference bindings. Open expressions under let-bindings use + /// ctx_id to distinguish contexts. #[inline] - pub fn whnf_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (usize, usize) { + pub fn whnf_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { if self.num_let_bindings > 0 && e.lbr() > 0 { - (e.ptr_key(), self.ctx_id) + (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()) } else { - (e.ptr_key(), 0) + (e.hash_key(), empty_ctx_addr()) } } /// Push a local variable type (lambda/forall binding, no let-value). pub fn push_local(&mut self, ty: KExpr) { - let key = (ty.ptr_key(), 0, self.ctx_id); - let token = - self.ctx_intern.entry(key).or_insert_with(|| Arc::new(())).clone(); - self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id); - self.ctx_id = Arc::as_ptr(&token) as usize; + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(b"ctx.local"); + h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(self.ctx_id.as_bytes()); + self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id.clone()); + self.ctx_id = Arc::new(h.finalize()); self.ctx.push(ty); self.let_vals.push(None); } @@ -193,11 +157,13 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// Push a let-bound variable (type + value). WHNF will zeta-reduce references /// to this variable by substituting the value (lean4lean withExtendedLetCtx). pub fn push_let(&mut self, ty: KExpr, val: KExpr) { - let key = (ty.ptr_key(), val.ptr_key(), self.ctx_id); - let token = - self.ctx_intern.entry(key).or_insert_with(|| Arc::new(())).clone(); - self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id); - self.ctx_id = Arc::as_ptr(&token) as usize; + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(b"ctx.let"); + h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(self.ctx_id.as_bytes()); + self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id.clone()); + self.ctx_id = Arc::new(h.finalize()); self.ctx.push(ty); self.let_vals.push(Some(val)); self.num_let_bindings += 1; @@ -209,7 +175,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { self.num_let_bindings -= 1; } self.ctx.pop(); - self.ctx_id = self.ctx_id_stack.pop().unwrap_or(0); + self.ctx_id = self.ctx_id_stack.pop().unwrap_or_else(empty_ctx_addr); } /// Look up a let-bound variable's value, lifted to the current depth. @@ -222,7 +188,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } let level = n - 1 - idx_us; let val = self.let_vals[level].as_ref()?.clone(); - Some(lift(&self.ienv, &val, idx + 1, 0)) + Some(lift(&self.env.intern, &val, idx + 1, 0)) } /// Save current depth for later restore. @@ -246,7 +212,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } let level = n - 1 - idx_us; let ty = self.ctx[level].clone(); - Ok(lift(&self.ienv, &ty, idx + 1, 0)) + Ok(lift(&self.env.intern, &ty, idx + 1, 0)) } // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -341,7 +307,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, }; - self.ienv.intern_expr(result) + self.env.intern.intern_expr(result) } /// Substitute universe params in a universe level. @@ -372,30 +338,24 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - // Cache clearing (between constants) + // Per-constant reset (thread-local state only) // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - /// Clear per-constant caches, keeping persistent intern tables. - pub fn clear_caches(&mut self) { + /// Reset thread-local state between constants. Global caches in `KEnv` are + /// NOT cleared — they grow monotonically and are shared across all TCs. + pub fn reset(&mut self) { self.ctx.clear(); self.let_vals.clear(); self.num_let_bindings = 0; - self.ctx_id = 0; + self.ctx_id = empty_ctx_addr(); self.ctx_id_stack.clear(); - self.whnf_cache.clear(); - self.whnf_no_delta_cache.clear(); - self.infer_cache.clear(); - self.infer_only_cache.clear(); + self.equiv_manager.clear(); self.infer_only = false; self.in_native_reduce = false; self.eager_reduce = false; - self.def_eq_cache.clear(); - self.def_eq_failure.clear(); - self.equiv_manager.clear(); self.def_eq_depth = 0; self.def_eq_peak = 0; self.rec_fuel = MAX_REC_FUEL; - // Keep: ctx_intern, whnf_hash_cache, recursor_cache, ienv } /// Consume one unit of shared recursive fuel. Returns Err if exhausted. @@ -441,12 +401,12 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// Intern an expression through the mutable intern environment. pub fn intern(&mut self, e: KExpr) -> KExpr { - self.ienv.intern_expr(e) + self.env.intern.intern_expr(e) } /// Intern a universe through the mutable intern environment. pub fn intern_univ(&mut self, u: KUniv) -> KUniv { - self.ienv.intern_univ(u) + self.env.intern.intern_univ(u) } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs index 4a83a717..169570fe 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs @@ -3,12 +3,14 @@ //! Provides convenience constructors for `KExpr`, `KUniv`, `KId`, //! and `KConst` to reduce boilerplate in hand-built test environments. +use std::sync::Arc; + use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, DefinitionSafety, Name, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; +use super::env::KEnv; use super::expr::KExpr; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; @@ -226,16 +228,16 @@ pub fn eq_refl_expr(u: MU, alpha: ME, a: ME) -> ME { // ---- Test runner helpers ---- -pub fn check_accepts(env: &KEnv, id: &MId) { - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env, InternTable::new()); +pub fn check_accepts(env: &Arc>, id: &MId) { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(env)); match tc.check_const(id) { Ok(()) => {}, Err(e) => panic!("expected {id} to be accepted, got error: {e:?}"), } } -pub fn check_rejects(env: &KEnv, id: &MId) { - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env, InternTable::new()); +pub fn check_rejects(env: &Arc>, id: &MId) { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(env)); match tc.check_const(id) { Err(_) => {}, Ok(()) => panic!("expected {id} to be rejected, but it was accepted"), @@ -244,11 +246,11 @@ pub fn check_rejects(env: &KEnv, id: &MId) { /// Check with custom primitives (needed for Nat literal tests etc.) pub fn check_accepts_with_prims( - env: &KEnv, + env: &Arc>, id: &MId, prims: super::primitive::Primitives, ) { - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(env)); tc.prims = prims; match tc.check_const(id) { Ok(()) => {}, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs index 6ce9bfb7..6b67f55b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; @@ -14,7 +16,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def basicDef : Type := Prop #[test] fn good_basic_def() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "basicDef", 0, @@ -31,7 +33,7 @@ mod tests { /// Value `Type` has type `Type 1`, not `Prop`. #[test] fn bad_def_type_mismatch() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (id, c) = mk_defn("badDef", 0, vec![], sort0(), sort1(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); @@ -41,7 +43,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def arrowType : Type := Prop → Prop #[test] fn good_arrow_type() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "arrowType", 0, @@ -57,7 +59,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def dependentType : Prop := ∀ (p : Prop), p #[test] fn good_dependent_type() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "dependentType", 0, @@ -73,7 +75,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x #[test] fn good_const_type() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -90,7 +92,7 @@ mod tests { /// Requires `constType` in env. `constType Prop (Prop → Prop)` reduces to `Prop`. #[test] fn good_beta_reduction() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", @@ -120,7 +122,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def betaReduction2 : ∀ (p : Prop), constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := fun p => p #[test] fn good_beta_reduction2() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -146,7 +148,7 @@ mod tests { /// `id Prop` must WHNF to `Prop` (a Sort) for the forall to typecheck. #[test] fn good_forall_sort_whnf() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // id : Type → Type := fun x => x let (id_id, id_c) = mk_defn( "id", @@ -177,7 +179,7 @@ mod tests { /// `constType` is `Type → Type → Type`, not a Sort — can't be a type annotation. #[test] fn bad_non_type_type() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -211,7 +213,7 @@ mod tests { /// But type is Sort 1 = Type, so Prop : Type is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp1() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Sort 1 let val = sort(uimax(usucc(uzero()), uzero())); // Sort (imax 1 0) let (id, c) = @@ -225,7 +227,7 @@ mod tests { /// Type : Sort 2 is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp2() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); // Sort 2 let val = sort(uimax(uzero(), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 0 1) let (id, c) = @@ -238,7 +240,7 @@ mod tests { /// imax 2 1 = max 2 1 = 2, so Sort(imax 2 1) = Sort 2. Sort 2 : Sort 3. #[test] fn good_level_comp3() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // Sort 3 let val = sort(uimax(usucc(usucc(uzero())), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 2 1) let (id, c) = @@ -252,7 +254,7 @@ mod tests { /// Prop : Type 0 is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp4() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Type 0 = Sort 1 let val = sort(uimax(param(0), uzero())); // Sort (imax u 0) let (id, c) = mk_defn( @@ -272,7 +274,7 @@ mod tests { /// Sort u : Type u = Sort (u+1). #[test] fn good_level_comp5() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let ty = sort(usucc(param(0))); // Type u = Sort (u+1) let val = sort(uimax(param(0), param(0))); // Sort (imax u u) let (id, c) = mk_defn( @@ -297,7 +299,7 @@ mod tests { /// And (p : Prop) → Prop : Prop. #[test] fn good_imax1() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // (p : Prop) → Prop let ty = npi("p", sort0(), sort0()); // fun p => Type → p @@ -316,7 +318,7 @@ mod tests { /// fun α => (Type → α) : (α : Type) → Type 1. #[test] fn good_imax2() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // (α : Type) → Type 1 let ty = npi("α", sort1(), sort(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // fun α => Type → α @@ -334,7 +336,7 @@ mod tests { /// inferVar : ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f := fun f g => g #[test] fn good_infer_var() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f let ty = npi("f", sort0(), npi("g", var(0), var(1))); // fun f g => g @@ -349,7 +351,7 @@ mod tests { /// f (fun p => p → p) := fun f g => g (fun p => p → p) #[test] fn good_def_eq_lambda() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // f : (Prop → Prop) → Prop let f_ty = pi(pi(sort0(), sort0()), sort0()); // g : (a : Prop → Prop) → f a @@ -384,7 +386,7 @@ mod tests { /// The let reduces: x = Sort 0, so the value is Sort 0 : Sort 1. #[test] fn good_let_type() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let ty = sort1(); // let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x (= bvar 0) let val = let_(sort1(), sort0(), var(0)); @@ -398,7 +400,7 @@ mod tests { /// Requires aDepProp and mkADepProp axioms. #[test] fn good_let_type_dep() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // axiom aDepProp : Type → Prop let (adp_id, adp_c) = mk_axiom("aDepProp", 0, vec![], pi(sort1(), sort0())); env.insert(adp_id, adp_c); @@ -424,7 +426,7 @@ mod tests { /// The type has a let that reduces to Sort 0 = Prop. aProp : Prop. #[test] fn good_let_red() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -444,7 +446,7 @@ mod tests { /// tut06_bad01: definition with duplicate level params [u, u] #[test] fn bad_duplicate_level_params() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "tut06_bad01", 2, // claims 2 level params @@ -473,7 +475,7 @@ mod tests { /// The innermost domain `bvar0` refers to a variable of type Prop, not a Sort. #[test] fn bad_forall_sort_bad() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // id : {α : Sort u} → α → α, simplified as Type → Type → Type... no. // id.{2} : Sort 2 → Sort 2 := fun x => x // id.{2} (Sort 1) (Sort 0) = Sort 0 = Prop @@ -553,7 +555,7 @@ mod tests { /// where levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α #[test] fn good_level_params() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α let lpf_ty = pi(sort(param(0)), pi(sort(param(0)), sort(param(0)))); // Inside the pi's: at depth 2, α=var(1), β=var(0). Return α = var(1). @@ -592,7 +594,7 @@ mod tests { /// which has type Sort 1 (a function type), not Sort 0. #[test] fn bad_non_prop_thm() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // type = Sort 0 = Prop // value = Prop → bvar0 = ∀ (_ : Prop), bvar0 // But inside the pi body bvar0 refers to the pi's variable (of type Prop). diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs index 1f81b4dd..32da29bb 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; @@ -14,7 +16,7 @@ mod tests { /// proofIrrelevance : ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), h1 = h2 := fun _ _ _ => rfl #[test] fn good_proof_irrelevance() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), Eq.{0} p h1 h2 @@ -57,7 +59,7 @@ mod tests { /// funEta : ∀ (α β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f := fun _ _ f => rfl #[test] fn good_fun_eta() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f @@ -103,7 +105,7 @@ mod tests { /// BAD: eta should NOT identify functions with different bodies. #[test] fn bad_fun_eta() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (g : α → α) (f : α → β), (fun x => f (g x)) = f @@ -167,7 +169,7 @@ mod tests { /// funEtaDep : ∀ (α : Type) (β : α → Type) (f : ∀ a, β a), (fun a => f a) = f #[test] fn good_fun_eta_dep() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // At depth 3: f=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) @@ -223,7 +225,7 @@ mod tests { /// ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), h = h #[test] fn good_trivial_eq() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), Eq.{0} p h h @@ -247,7 +249,7 @@ mod tests { /// ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq a b #[test] fn bad_non_prop_eq() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq.{1} α a b @@ -282,8 +284,8 @@ mod tests { /// Build a PUnit-like unit type environment. /// MyUnit : Type, MyUnit.star : MyUnit, MyUnit.rec - fn unit_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn unit_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "MyUnit"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.star")); @@ -410,8 +412,8 @@ mod tests { /// Acc : {α : Sort u} → (α → α → Prop) → α → Prop /// Acc.intro : ∀ {α} {r} {x}, (∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) → Acc r x /// Acc.rec with k = false (NOT a structure-like recursor) - fn acc_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn acc_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // We also need Bool for the reduction test @@ -844,8 +846,8 @@ mod tests { /// Eq.{u} : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop (indexed, 2 params, 1 index) /// Eq.refl.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → Eq a a /// Eq.rec.{u,v} with k = true (enables Rule K) - fn eq_inductive_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn eq_inductive_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // -- Bool -- let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); @@ -1236,8 +1238,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build And : Prop → Prop → Prop with And.intro constructor. - fn and_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn and_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); let n = "And"; @@ -1403,7 +1405,7 @@ mod tests { /// projNotStruct: .proj N 0 x — N is not a structure (2 ctors) #[test] fn bad_proj_not_struct() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // Need N (Nat-like) with 2 ctors — not a structure let n = "N"; @@ -1582,7 +1584,7 @@ mod tests { /// typeWithTypeFieldPoly: inductive Type (u+1) with a Type u field #[test] fn good_type_with_type_field_poly() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1684,8 +1686,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build PUnit.{u} + Eq + PropStructure.{u,v} env. - fn prop_structure_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn prop_structure_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // -- PUnit.{u} : Sort u, PUnit.unit.{u} : PUnit.{u} -- @@ -1887,7 +1889,7 @@ mod tests { /// Helper: build test `name : PropStructure.{0,1} → resType := fun x => .proj PropStructure idx x` fn mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - env: &mut KEnv, + env: &KEnv, name: &str, res_ty: ME, idx: u64, @@ -1910,9 +1912,9 @@ mod tests { /// projProp1 (good): idx=0, aProof : PUnit.{0} — proof before all data #[test] fn good_proj_prop1() { - let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &mut env, + &env, "projProp1", cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 0, @@ -1923,9 +1925,9 @@ mod tests { /// projProp2 (bad): idx=1, someData : PUnit.{1} — data projection forbidden #[test] fn bad_proj_prop2() { - let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &mut env, + &env, "projProp2", cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 1, @@ -1936,9 +1938,9 @@ mod tests { /// projProp3 (good): idx=2, aSecondProof : PUnit.{0} — proof before dependent data #[test] fn good_proj_prop3() { - let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &mut env, + &env, "projProp3", cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 2, @@ -1949,9 +1951,9 @@ mod tests { /// projProp4 (bad): idx=3, someMoreData : PUnit.{1} — data projection forbidden #[test] fn bad_proj_prop4() { - let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &mut env, + &env, "projProp4", cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 3, @@ -1962,7 +1964,7 @@ mod tests { /// projProp5 (bad): idx=4, aProofAboutData — proof that depends on data field #[test] fn bad_proj_prop5() { - let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let env = prop_structure_env(); // Result type: Eq.{1} PUnit.{1} (.proj PropStructure 3 x) (.proj PropStructure 3 x) // Inside the lambda (depth 1): x = var(0) let proj3 = ME::prj(mk_id("PropStructure"), 3, var(0)); @@ -1974,17 +1976,16 @@ mod tests { // The helper mk_prop_structure_proj_test wraps it in pi(PS, res_ty) // so res_ty should reference var(0) for x. But var(0) inside pi body // IS x. The .proj expressions use var(0) = x. Good. - let id = - mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp5", res_ty_inner, 4); + let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&env, "projProp5", res_ty_inner, 4); check_rejects(&env, &id); } /// projProp6 (bad): idx=5, aFinalProof : PUnit.{0} — after dependent data #[test] fn bad_proj_prop6() { - let mut env = prop_structure_env(); + let env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &mut env, + &env, "projProp6", cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 5, @@ -2084,7 +2085,7 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build a simple structure T with val : Bool, proof : True - fn t_struct_env() -> KEnv { + fn t_struct_env() -> Arc> { let env = eq_inductive_env(); // True : Prop, single ctor True.intro diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs index 2e04367d..1ae9667f 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; @@ -14,7 +16,7 @@ mod tests { /// Helper: build an inductive with no ctors, no recursor, just checking the type fn mk_simple_indc( - env: &mut KEnv, + env: &KEnv, name: &str, lvls: u64, level_params: &[Name], @@ -77,7 +79,7 @@ mod tests { /// inductBadNonSort: inductive with type = constType (not a Sort) #[test] fn bad_induct_non_sort_type() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -89,7 +91,7 @@ mod tests { env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); let id = mk_simple_indc( - &mut env, + &env, "inductBadNonSort", 0, &[], @@ -101,12 +103,12 @@ mod tests { /// inductBadNonSort2: inductive with type = aType (axiom, not a Sort) #[test] fn bad_induct_non_sort_type2() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (at_id, at_c) = mk_axiom("aType", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(at_id, at_c); let id = mk_simple_indc( - &mut env, + &env, "inductBadNonSort2", 0, &[], @@ -118,7 +120,7 @@ mod tests { /// inductTooFewParams: claims numParams=2 but type only has 1 arrow #[test] fn bad_induct_too_few_params() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let block_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams"); let rec_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams.rec"); env.insert( @@ -172,7 +174,7 @@ mod tests { /// indNeg: classic negative recursive occurrence: (I → I) → I #[test] fn bad_induct_negative_occurrence() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "indNeg"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id("indNeg.mk"); @@ -256,7 +258,7 @@ mod tests { /// typeWithTooHighTypeField: inductive Type 1 with a field of Type 1 (too high) #[test] fn bad_induct_too_high_field() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "typeWithTooHighTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -346,7 +348,7 @@ mod tests { /// inductWrongCtorParams: constructor's result has wrong parameter application #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_params() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // axiom aProp : Prop let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -434,7 +436,7 @@ mod tests { /// Constructor: (Nat → (I → Nat)) → I — I appears in negative position #[test] fn bad_induct_refl_occ_left() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // Need Nat as an axiom let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); @@ -525,7 +527,7 @@ mod tests { /// I : Type → Type, ctor mk : (α : Type) → (Nat → I (I α)) → I α #[test] fn bad_induct_refl_occ_in_index() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); @@ -626,7 +628,7 @@ mod tests { /// I : Prop → Prop → Type, mk : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I y x (swapped!) #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_params() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "inductWrongCtorResParams"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -716,7 +718,7 @@ mod tests { /// The kernel should NOT reduce the constructor's overall type. #[test] fn bad_reduce_ctor_type() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( "id1", @@ -809,7 +811,7 @@ mod tests { /// But the kernel should catch the negative occurrence before reducing. #[test] fn bad_induct_neg_reducible() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", @@ -924,7 +926,7 @@ mod tests { /// predWithTypeField : Prop — inductive Prop with a Type field (allowed for Props) #[test] fn good_pred_with_type_field() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "PredWithTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1010,7 +1012,7 @@ mod tests { /// typeWithTypeField : Type 1 — inductive Type 1 with a Type field (allowed) #[test] fn good_type_with_type_field() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "TypeWithTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1101,7 +1103,7 @@ mod tests { /// swapped level params [u2, u1] instead of [u1, u2] #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_level() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "inductWrongCtorResLevel"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1205,7 +1207,7 @@ mod tests { /// I : Prop → Prop, mk : I (I aProp) — recursive occurrence in index #[test] fn bad_induct_in_index() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -1294,9 +1296,9 @@ mod tests { /// inductLevelParam: inductive with duplicate level params [u, u] #[test] fn bad_induct_dup_level_params() { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let id = mk_simple_indc( - &mut env, + &env, "inductLevelParam", 2, // 2 level params &[mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! @@ -1313,7 +1315,7 @@ mod tests { /// BoolProp : Prop with 2 constructors — recursor can only eliminate into Prop #[test] fn good_bool_prop_rec() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "BoolProp"; let block_id = mk_id(n); @@ -1444,7 +1446,7 @@ mod tests { /// in ctor parameter positions. #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( @@ -1588,7 +1590,7 @@ mod tests { /// Kernel should reduce ctor param types and accept this reflexive inductive. #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( @@ -1706,7 +1708,7 @@ mod tests { /// Field: α → constType (I α) α reduces to α → I α (reflexive) #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl2() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( "id1", diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs index 4fe01572..0a21477a 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::RecRule; @@ -17,8 +19,8 @@ mod tests { /// PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → α → α /// PN.zero : PN := fun α s z => z /// PN.succ : PN → PN := fun n α s z => s (n α s z) - fn peano_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn peano_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); // PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → α → α // = ∀ (α : Type), (α → α) → α → α // depth 0: α=var(0). (α → α) = pi(var(0), var(1)). α → α at depth 1. @@ -264,8 +266,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build Bool environment with working recursor rules. - fn bool_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn bool_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "Bool"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); @@ -456,8 +458,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build N (Nat-like) environment with working recursor rules. - fn nat_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn nat_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let n = "N"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let zero_id = mk_id("N.zero"); @@ -734,7 +736,7 @@ mod tests { /// Build an environment with Bool + RTree (reflexive inductive). /// RTree : Type, RTree.leaf : RTree, RTree.node : (Bool → RTree) → RTree - fn rtree_env() -> KEnv { + fn rtree_env() -> Arc> { let env = bool_env(); let n = "RTree"; @@ -1032,8 +1034,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build Prod.{u,v} : Type u → Type v → Type (max u v) environment. - fn prod_env() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + fn prod_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); add_eq_axioms(&env); // Also need Bool for projection tests @@ -1363,7 +1365,7 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Add Eq as a full inductive (not just axioms) — needed for Quot.lift validation. - fn add_eq_inductive(env: &mut KEnv) { + fn add_eq_inductive(env: &KEnv) { let eq_id = mk_id("Eq"); let refl_id = mk_id("Eq.refl"); let eq_rec_id = mk_id("Eq.rec"); @@ -1463,9 +1465,9 @@ mod tests { /// Build Quot environment: Quot, Quot.mk, Quot.lift, Quot.ind as KConst::Quot. /// Also includes Eq as full inductive (needed for Quot.lift validation). - fn quot_env() -> KEnv { - let mut env = KEnv::::new(); - add_eq_inductive(&mut env); + fn quot_env() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + add_eq_inductive(&env); use crate::ix::env::QuotKind; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index dba18fea..ec16bbca 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ use super::tc::{IotaInfo, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; -impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { +impl TypeChecker { /// Full WHNF: loop of whnf_no_delta → delta (one step). pub fn whnf(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { let has_lets = self.num_let_bindings > 0; @@ -34,17 +34,17 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Context-aware cache: closed exprs use ptr only, open exprs under // let-bindings include ctx_id to avoid cross-context contamination. let key = self.whnf_key(e); - if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_cache.get(&key) { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } // Equiv-root second-chance: WHNF is deterministic, so all members of // an equivalence class share the same normal form. if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) - && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) + && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } } @@ -94,14 +94,15 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } if !self.in_native_reduce { - self.whnf_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); + let key_ctx = key.1.clone(); + self.env.whnf_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); // Also cache under equiv root so all equiv-class members benefit. if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) - && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) + && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - self.whnf_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key_ctx); + self.env.whnf_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); } } Ok(cur) @@ -154,7 +155,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { ExprData::Let(_, _, val, body, _, _) => { let val = val.clone(); let body = body.clone(); - cur = subst(&self.ienv, &body, &val, 0); + cur = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &val, 0); continue; }, @@ -172,7 +173,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { while i < args.len() { if let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, inner, _) = body.data() { let inner = inner.clone(); - body = subst(&self.ienv, &inner, &args[i], 0); + body = subst(&self.env.intern, &inner, &args[i], 0); i += 1; } else { break; @@ -225,16 +226,16 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } let key = self.whnf_key(e); - if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } // Equiv-root second-chance for whnf_no_delta. if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) - && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) + && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - if let Some(cached) = self.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } } @@ -286,13 +287,18 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { } if !self.in_native_reduce { - self.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); + let key_ctx = key.1.clone(); + self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.ptr_key(), key.1)) - && root_key.0 != e.ptr_key() + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) + && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1); - self.whnf_no_delta_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key_ctx); + self + .env + .whnf_no_delta_cache + .entry(root_whnf_key) + .or_insert(cur.clone()); } } Ok(cur) @@ -768,7 +774,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Nat.succ n → n + 1 if addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a) { + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a, &self.prims) { let result = Nat(&n.0 + 1u64); let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); @@ -779,7 +785,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { // Nat.pred n → n - 1 (or 0 if n = 0) if addr == self.prims.nat_pred.addr && args.len() == 1 { let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a) { + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a, &self.prims) { let result = if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO) } else { @@ -816,11 +822,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa) { + let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa, &self.prims) { Some(v) => v, None => return Ok(None), }; - let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb) { + let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims) { Some(v) => v, None => return Ok(None), }; @@ -857,13 +863,19 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { /// /// Intercepts `Nat.decLe n m`, `Nat.decEq n m`, `Nat.decLt n m` when both /// arguments are Nat literals. Computes the boolean result natively and - /// constructs the appropriate `Decidable.isTrue proof` or `Decidable.isFalse proof`. + /// constructs the appropriate `Decidable.isTrue prop proof` or + /// `Decidable.isFalse prop proof`. + /// + /// Constructors in the kernel are fully explicit: + /// `Decidable.isTrue : (p : Prop) → p → Decidable p` + /// `Decidable.isFalse : (p : Prop) → (p → False) → Decidable p` + /// so the proposition `p` must be supplied as the first argument. /// /// Proof terms: - /// - decLe true: `Decidable.isTrue (Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true n m (Eq.refl Bool.true))` - /// - decLe false: `Decidable.isFalse (Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true n m (Bool.noConfusion (Eq.refl Bool.false)))` - /// - decEq true: `Decidable.isTrue (Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true n m (Eq.refl Bool.true))` - /// - decEq false: `Decidable.isFalse (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl Bool.false))` + /// - decLe true: `Decidable.isTrue prop (Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true))` + /// - decEq true: `Decidable.isTrue prop (Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true))` + /// - decEq false: `Decidable.isFalse prop (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false))` + /// - decLe false: falls through to delta (proof requires `False` primitive not yet available) /// - decLt n m: delegates to decLe (n+1) m pub(super) fn try_reduce_decidable( &mut self, @@ -891,11 +903,11 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa) { + let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa, &self.prims) { Some(v) => v.clone(), None => return Ok(None), }; - let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb) { + let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims) { Some(v) => v.clone(), None => return Ok(None), }; @@ -921,6 +933,21 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { return Ok(Some(result)); } + // Extract the proposition from the type of `e`. + // `e : Decidable prop` → we need `prop` as the first constructor argument. + // Use infer_only to avoid def-eq checks (safe within WHNF). + let prop = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(e)) { + Ok(e_ty) => { + let e_ty_whnf = self.whnf(&e_ty)?; + let (_, type_args) = collect_app_spine(&e_ty_whnf); + match type_args.into_iter().next() { + Some(p) => p, + None => return Ok(None), // not `Decidable prop` — bail + } + }, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), // inference failed — bail to delta + }; + let (b_result, proof_true_fn, proof_false_fn) = if is_dec_le { ( a_val <= b_val, @@ -939,7 +966,7 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let proof_false_fn = proof_false_fn.clone(); let result_expr = if b_result { - // Decidable.isTrue (proof_fn n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true)) + // Decidable.isTrue prop (proof_fn n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true)) let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), Box::new([u1.clone()]), @@ -958,14 +985,15 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, refl_proof)); - // Build: Decidable.isTrue proof + // Build: Decidable.isTrue prop proof let is_true = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( self.prims.decidable_is_true.clone(), Box::new([]), )); - self.intern(KExpr::app(is_true, proof)) + let r = self.intern(KExpr::app(is_true, prop)); + self.intern(KExpr::app(r, proof)) } else if is_dec_eq { - // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false)) + // Decidable.isFalse prop (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false)) let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), Box::new([u1.clone()]), @@ -983,44 +1011,18 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, refl_proof)); + // Build: Decidable.isFalse prop proof let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), Box::new([]), )); - self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) + let r = self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, prop)); + self.intern(KExpr::app(r, proof)) } else { - // Decidable.isFalse (Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true n m (Bool.noConfusion (Eq.refl Bool.false))) - // The proof of ¬(Nat.ble n m = true) when Nat.ble n m = false: - // Bool.noConfusion applied to Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false gives us the contradiction - let eq_refl = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.eq_refl.clone(), - Box::new([u1.clone()]), - )); - let bool_ty = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let bool_false = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(eq_refl, bool_ty)); - let refl_proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(refl_proof, bool_false)); - - let no_confusion = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.bool_no_confusion.clone(), - Box::new([]), - )); - let no_confusion_proof = - self.intern(KExpr::app(no_confusion, refl_proof)); - - let proof_const = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(proof_false_fn.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof_const, args[0].clone())); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, args[1].clone())); - let proof = self.intern(KExpr::app(proof, no_confusion_proof)); - - let is_false = self.intern(KExpr::cnst( - self.prims.decidable_is_false.clone(), - Box::new([]), - )); - self.intern(KExpr::app(is_false, proof)) + // decLe false: the proof requires `Bool.noConfusion.{0} False Bool.false Bool.true` + // which needs a `False` primitive not yet registered. Fall through to + // delta reduction which correctly unfolds Nat.decLe to its definition body. + return Ok(None); }; let mut result = result_expr; @@ -1170,10 +1172,25 @@ impl<'env, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'env, M> { use super::primitive::Primitives; -/// Extract a nat value from a literal expression only (no WHNF). -fn extract_nat_lit(e: &KExpr) -> Option<&Nat> { +/// Zero constant shared across `extract_nat_lit` calls. +static NAT_ZERO_LITERAL: std::sync::LazyLock = + std::sync::LazyLock::new(|| Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); + +/// Extract a nat value from a literal or `Nat.zero` constructor. +/// +/// Matches both `Nat(n)` literals and the `Nat.zero` constructor constant, +/// mirroring C++ `is_nat_lit_ext` and lean4lean `rawNatLitExt?`. After iota +/// reduction, `Nat.zero` can appear as `Const(Nat.zero, [])` which must be +/// recognized for native Nat operations to fire. +fn extract_nat_lit<'a, M: KernelMode>( + e: &'a KExpr, + prims: &Primitives, +) -> Option<&'a Nat> { match e.data() { ExprData::Nat(val, _, _) => Some(val), + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) if id.addr == prims.nat_zero.addr => { + Some(&NAT_ZERO_LITERAL) + }, _ => None, } } @@ -1213,9 +1230,11 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( } else if *addr == p.nat_mod.addr { if b.0 == zero { a.0.clone() } else { &a.0 % &b.0 } } else if *addr == p.nat_pow.addr { + // Limit matches C++ kernel `ReducePowMaxExp` and lean4lean `reducePowMaxExp`. + const REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP: u64 = 1 << 24; // 16_777_216 match b.to_u64() { - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: exp <= 1_000_000 - Some(exp) if exp <= 1_000_000 => a.0.pow(exp as u32), + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: exp <= 2^24 + Some(exp) if exp <= REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP => a.0.pow(exp as u32), _ => return None, // too large to compute } } else if *addr == p.nat_gcd.addr { @@ -1227,15 +1246,19 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( } else if *addr == p.nat_xor.addr { &a.0 ^ &b.0 } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_left.addr { + // Match C++ kernel: no explicit limit beyond what GMP handles, but we + // cap at 2^24 to avoid unbounded memory allocation. + const REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX: u64 = 1 << 24; match b.to_u64() { - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 1_000_000 - Some(shift) if shift <= 1_000_000 => &a.0 << shift as usize, + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 2^24 + Some(shift) if shift <= REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX => &a.0 << shift as usize, _ => return None, // too large to compute } } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_right.addr { + const REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX: u64 = 1 << 24; match b.to_u64() { - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 1_000_000 - Some(shift) if shift <= 1_000_000 => &a.0 >> shift as usize, + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 2^24 + Some(shift) if shift <= REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX => &a.0 >> shift as usize, _ => zero, // right-shift by huge amount gives 0 (correct) } } else { @@ -1246,8 +1269,10 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( #[cfg(test)] mod tests { + use std::sync::Arc; + use super::super::constant::KConst; - use super::super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; + use super::super::env::KEnv; use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -1276,8 +1301,8 @@ mod tests { } /// Build a minimal env with a single definition: `id := λ x. x : Sort 0 → Sort 0` - fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { - let env = KEnv::new(); + fn env_with_id() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); // Sort 0 → Sort 0 let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); // λ x. x env.insert( @@ -1319,7 +1344,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_var_identity() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let v = AE::var(0, ()); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&v).unwrap(), v); } @@ -1327,14 +1352,14 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_sort_identity() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&sort0()).unwrap(), sort0()); } #[test] fn whnf_lam_identity() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&lam).unwrap(), lam); } @@ -1342,7 +1367,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_beta_simple() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // (λ x. x) a → a let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let a = AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())); @@ -1353,7 +1378,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_beta_multi() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // (λ x y. x) a b → a let body = AE::var(1, ()); // x (de Bruijn 1, the outer binder) let inner_lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), body); @@ -1367,7 +1392,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_zeta() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // let x := Sort 0 in x → Sort 0 let let_e = AE::let_((), sort1(), sort0(), AE::var(0, ()), true); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&let_e).unwrap(), sort0()); @@ -1376,7 +1401,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_delta() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); // id(Sort 0) should delta-unfold id then beta-reduce let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let app = AE::app(id_const, sort0()); @@ -1386,7 +1411,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_delta_opaque_blocked() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let opaque = AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque"), Box::new([])); // Opaque should NOT be unfolded let result = tc.whnf(&opaque).unwrap(); @@ -1396,7 +1421,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_cache_hit() { let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let app = AE::app(id_const, sort0()); let r1 = tc.whnf(&app).unwrap(); @@ -1435,10 +1460,10 @@ mod tests { /// Build a Nat env with Nat, Nat.zero, Nat.succ, Nat.rec, and Nat.sub. /// Nat.sub is defined as a primitive that the kernel's try_reduce_nat handles, /// but also has a delta-unfoldable body using Nat.rec (to test reduction order). - fn nat_env() -> KEnv { + fn nat_env() -> Arc> { use super::super::constant::RecRule; - let env = KEnv::new(); + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Nat"); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -1597,7 +1622,7 @@ mod tests { block: sub_id.clone(), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let sub_const = AE::cnst(sub_id, Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(sub_const, mk_nat(1000)), mk_nat(500)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); @@ -1615,7 +1640,7 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_ble_large() { // Nat.ble 2^32 2^32 should reduce to Bool.true via try_reduce_nat let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); let big = mk_nat(1u64 << 32); let expr = app(app(ble, big.clone()), big); @@ -1658,7 +1683,7 @@ mod tests { block: sub_id.clone(), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let sub_const = AE::cnst(sub_id, Box::new([])); let big = mk_nat(65536); // 2^16 let expr = app(app(sub_const, big), mk_nat(0)); @@ -1676,7 +1701,7 @@ mod tests { // Two identical large Nat literals should be equal via the fast-path // (direct value comparison, not O(n) succ peeling). let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let a = mk_nat(1 << 20); // ~1 million let b = mk_nat(1 << 20); assert!( @@ -1690,7 +1715,7 @@ mod tests { // Nat.rec (motive) zero_case succ_case (Nat(3)) should reduce via iota // to succ_case 2 (succ_case 1 (succ_case 0 zero_case)) let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let rec = cnst("Nat.rec", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]); // Nat.rec.{1} // motive := λ _, Nat let motive = lam(nat(), nat()); @@ -1722,7 +1747,7 @@ mod tests { /// System.Platform.numBits (handled by try_reduce_native → 64) /// Nat.pow at the correct primitive address /// USize.size := Nat.pow 2 numBits (reducible def) - fn usize_env() -> KEnv { + fn usize_env() -> Arc> { let env = nat_env(); let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); @@ -1831,7 +1856,7 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_system_platform_num_bits() { // System.Platform.numBits should reduce to 64 via try_reduce_native let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let num_bits = AE::cnst(tc.prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), Box::new([])); let result = tc.whnf(&num_bits).unwrap(); @@ -1847,7 +1872,7 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_pow_2_64() { // Nat.pow 2 64 should reduce to 2^64 let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let pow_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pow.clone(), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(pow_const, mk_nat(2)), mk_nat(64)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); @@ -1865,7 +1890,7 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_usize_size() { // USize.size := Nat.pow 2 numBits should reduce to 2^64 let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); let result = tc.whnf(&usize_size).unwrap(); let expected = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 63) * 2u64; @@ -1881,7 +1906,7 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_sub_usize_size_0() { // Nat.sub USize.size 0 should reduce to 2^64 let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let sub_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(sub_const, usize_size), mk_nat(0)); @@ -1899,7 +1924,7 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_pred_usize_size() { // Nat.pred USize.size should reduce to 2^64 - 1 let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let pred_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), Box::new([])); let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); let expr = app(pred_const, usize_size); @@ -1918,7 +1943,7 @@ mod tests { // Nat.pred (Nat.sub USize.size 0) =?= Nat.sub USize.size 1 // This is the actual failing pattern from USize.toUInt16_ofNatTruncate_of_lt let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&env, InternTable::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let sub_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); let pred_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), Box::new([])); From f0bceac1093cafef0c652332bb13a7547a4f4dbb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2026 02:36:17 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 08/34] Call-site surgery, aux_gen cleanup, and Env Arc refactor MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit 1. **Call-site surgery for alpha-collapsed recursors.** When `sort_consts` collapses mutual inductives into fewer equivalence classes, `.rec` gets regenerated with canonical motive/minor layout, but user code still applies it with source-order arguments. Add a surgery pipeline that reorders arguments at compile time and reconstructs the source-order App spine at decompile time. - New `src/ix/compile/surgery.rs`: `CallSitePlan` (per-recursor permutation + keep mask), `collect_{lean,ixon}_telescope` helpers, and `compute_call_site_plans` derivation. - New `ExprMetaData::CallSite { name, entries }` arena node carrying source-order `Kept { canon_idx, meta }` / `Collapsed { sharing_idx, meta }` entries at the outermost App position. - Extend `ConstantMeta` with `meta_sharing`/`meta_refs`/ `meta_univs` extension tables forming a virtual address space appended to the block cache during decompile. Serialization is always-on (zero-length for pre-surgery constants). - `compile_expr` adds a `BuildCallSite` frame that splits telescopes into kept/collapsed args and emits a normal App spine with CallSite metadata; `decompile_expr` adds a `BuildTelescope` frame that walks entries in source order, resolving kept positions from the canonical spine and collapsed positions from the extension tables. 2. **aux_gen scope reduction and correctness fixes.** Empirically confirmed (via 25k+ constant validate-aux roundtrip) that only auxiliaries whose *value* references `.rec` directly need regeneration. `.casesOn`'s public binder arity is invariant under alpha collapse, so `.noConfusion`, `.ctorIdx`, `.ctor.inj*`, `._sizeOf_*`, etc. correctly bind to the regenerated `.casesOn` at address-resolution time with no patching. - Delete `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs` and drop the broken `.noConfusion` regeneration attempt from `mutual.rs`. Remove unused `PatchedConstant::_NoConfusion{,Type}` variants. - Expand the aux_gen module docs into a full taxonomy of which auxiliaries need regeneration vs. inherit correctness. - Add nested-inductive expand/restore model (`ExpandedBlock`, `generate_recursors_from_expanded`) so recursors for inductives with nested occurrences (e.g., `Array (Part α)`) build uniformly against auxiliary `_nested.*` consts and restore the originals afterwards. - Propagate `is_reflexive` on `BelowIndc` so `.below` content hashes for reflexive inductives like `Acc` match Lean's. - Add `instantiate_rev` matching Lean C++ semantics for multi-arg reverse instantiation. - New `src/ix/compile/nat_conv.rs` with `try_nat_to_usize` / `nat_to_usize` / `nat_to_u64` to make Lean-Nat-to-Rust-int conversions explicit rather than silently producing 0 on overflow. Threaded through all aux_gen modules. - Harden `promote_aux`: the name-mismatch branch now returns `CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock` instead of just logging — silently continuing would splice foreign metadata into the wrong Named entry. 3. **Env behind Arc, with ref-graph precompile of aux_gen prereqs.** Kernel caches were lifted into `Arc` in the prior commit; this finishes the migration by changing `Env::get` to return `Option>` rather than borrowed refs. Updated call sites in ground.rs (remove `GroundError<'a>` lifetime), graph.rs, decompile.rs, ffi/, aux_gen/, and throughout. Also fixes a nondeterministic `MissingConstant` race in the compile scheduler: - `precompile_aux_gen_prereqs` in `compile/env.rs` computes the transitive SCC closure of aux_gen seed names (PUnit, PProd, Eq{.refl,.symm,.ndrec}, rfl, HEq{,.refl}, eq_of_heq, True) and compiles them in reverse-topo order into `aux_name_to_addr` before any block's aux_gen fires. Prevents work-stealing races where `.brecOn.eq`'s emitted `Eq.symm` ref could race with `Eq`'s own SCC. - Any prereq compile failure is now a hard error (was silent fallback, which left names unresolved and reintroduced the race). - Scheduler uses `notify_one` per completion and `notify_all` only at total completion — removes thundering herd on every block. - Don't register failed aux_gen names in `aux_gen_extra_names` — downstream should get `MissingConstant` rather than silently referencing broken data. Additional correctness and diagnostics: - Gate slow-block / aux_gen timing diagnostics on `IX_TIMING` env var (default off). - Add `IX_CONGRUENCE_DUMP` env var in the congruence patch-check to dump generated vs. original types/values on mismatch, optionally filtered by name substring. - `Named` gains `name_refs: Vec>` parallel to `Constant.refs`, populated by every compile path. Currently reserved — the decompiler resolves Ref names via the arena's `name_addr` metadata (content-hashed, so alpha-collapse is already disambiguated). Field kept as a schema-stable extension point; documented accordingly. - `decompile_expr` replaces `arena.nodes.get(i).unwrap_or(&Leaf)` with `arena_lookup` that accepts `u64::MAX` as the "no metadata" sentinel (returns Leaf) but errors with `BadConstantFormat` on any other out-of-bounds index. Arena corruption now fails loudly instead of silently stripping metadata. Add `pop_result` helper for the same reason on result-stack underflow. - Sharing analyzer: `analyze_block` now returns topo_order as a third tuple element, threaded through `decide_sharing`, `build_sharing_vec`, and `analyze_sharing_stats` instead of each re-sorting. `rewrite_expr` checks `hash_to_idx` before the cache so stale cache entries don't block sharing replacement — removes the need for two `cache.clear()` calls in `build_sharing_vec`. - Fix `decode_const_map` patch validation: `num_indices` was hardcoded to 1 and `is_reflexive` to false; both now come from the decoded `BelowIndcVal`. - Clean up dead `_mk_unit_type` / `_mk_unit_val` Prop helpers in cases_on.rs (only PUnit path is live). Tests: - `ValidateAux.lean`: extend test scope to `State` and `Lean` prefixes for wider aux_gen coverage. --- Ix/Meta.lean | 12 +- Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean | 1 + Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean | 5 +- src/ffi/ix/env.rs | 8 +- src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 9 +- src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs | 37 +- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 165 +- src/ix/compile.rs | 522 +++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 295 +++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 482 +++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs | 1512 ++++++++++++++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs | 60 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 793 ++++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 753 +++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs | 29 - src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 866 +++++----- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 257 ++- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 63 +- src/ix/compile/nat_conv.rs | 33 + src/ix/compile/surgery.rs | 584 +++++++ src/ix/decompile.rs | 2171 ++++++++++++++---------- src/ix/graph.rs | 7 +- src/ix/ground.rs | 38 +- src/ix/ixon/env.rs | 42 +- src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs | 163 +- src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs | 40 +- src/ix/ixon/sharing.rs | 80 +- 27 files changed, 6833 insertions(+), 2194 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/nat_conv.rs create mode 100644 src/ix/compile/surgery.rs diff --git a/Ix/Meta.lean b/Ix/Meta.lean index 4506d1f1..9036259a 100644 --- a/Ix/Meta.lean +++ b/Ix/Meta.lean @@ -9,9 +9,17 @@ open Lean open System (FilePath) -/-- Uses `LEAN_PATH` if set, otherwise falls back to `lake env printenv LEAN_PATH`. -/ +/-- Initialize Lean's module search path. + +When `cwd` is provided, query `lake env printenv LEAN_PATH` from that directory +unconditionally — the caller is loading a file from a specific lake project, and +the inherited `LEAN_PATH` (e.g., set by an outer `lake exe ix` invocation) would +point at the wrong project's packages. When `cwd` is `none`, honor the inherited +`LEAN_PATH` if set, falling back to querying lake in the current directory. -/ def initLeanSearchPath (cwd : Option FilePath := none) : IO Unit := do - if (← IO.getEnv "LEAN_PATH").isNone then + -- If a target cwd is supplied, always query that cwd's LEAN_PATH. + -- Otherwise, trust the inherited LEAN_PATH when present. + if cwd.isSome || (← IO.getEnv "LEAN_PATH").isNone then let out ← IO.Process.output { cmd := "lake", args := #["env", "printenv", "LEAN_PATH"], cwd } let paths := out.stdout.trimAscii.toString.splitOn ":" |>.map FilePath.mk initSearchPath (← findSysroot) paths diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean index 1da556aa..7700f4c2 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean @@ -137,6 +137,7 @@ mutual public inductive B | b : C → B public inductive C | c : A → C end + -- Reordered: C2,A2,B2 mutual public inductive C2 | c : A2 → C2 diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean index 10eae10a..d91257f5 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ import Ix.Common import Ix.Meta import Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual +import Lean /-- Collect the transitive closure of constants referenced by a set of seed names. -/ partial def collectDeps (env : Lean.Environment) (seeds : List Lean.Name) @@ -67,7 +68,9 @@ def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do let prefixes := [ `Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual, `Init, - `_private.Init + `_private.Init, + `State, + `Lean ] let mut seeds := env.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none diff --git a/src/ffi/ix/env.rs b/src/ffi/ix/env.rs index 5e3d71a8..1ef588fb 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ix/env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ix/env.rs @@ -138,11 +138,12 @@ impl LeanIxRawEnvironment { /// so we return just the array, not a structure containing it. pub fn build( cache: &mut LeanBuildCache, - consts: &FxHashMap, + consts: &crate::ix::env::Env, ) -> Self { // Build consts array: Array (Name × ConstantInfo) let consts_arr = LeanArray::alloc(consts.len()); - for (i, (name, info)) in consts.iter().enumerate() { + for (i, entry) in consts.iter().enumerate() { + let (name, info) = entry; let key_obj = LeanIxName::build(cache, name); let val_obj = LeanIxConstantInfo::build(cache, info); // Build pair (Name × ConstantInfo) @@ -242,7 +243,8 @@ impl LeanIxEnvironment { pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_ix_environment( env_ptr: LeanIxEnvironment>, ) -> LeanIxRawEnvironment { - let env = env_ptr.decode(); + let decoded = env_ptr.decode(); + let env: crate::ix::env::Env = decoded.into_iter().collect(); let mut cache = LeanBuildCache::with_capacity(env.len()); LeanIxRawEnvironment::build(&mut cache, &env) } diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index 79feb861..c0526016 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -232,6 +232,12 @@ impl LeanIxonExprMetaData { ctor.set_u64(1, 0, *child); ctor.into() }, + + ExprMetaData::CallSite { .. } => { + // CallSite is internal to the Rust surgery pipeline and is not + // exposed to the Lean FFI. Represent as a Leaf for now. + LeanOwned::box_usize(0) + }, }; Self::new(obj) } @@ -640,7 +646,8 @@ impl LeanIxonNamed { Named { addr: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), meta: LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(), - original: None, // aux_gen not yet on FFI boundary + original: None, // aux_gen not yet on FFI boundary + name_refs: Vec::new(), // populated during Rust compilation, not FFI } } } diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs index 6fffeb0c..23aaeebf 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs @@ -21,8 +21,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_debug_sharing_analysis( println!("[Rust] Analyzing {} input expressions", exprs.len()); - let (info_map, _ptr_to_hash) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); - let topo_order = crate::ix::ixon::sharing::topological_sort(&info_map); + let (info_map, _ptr_to_hash, topo_order) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); let effective_sizes = crate::ix::ixon::sharing::compute_effective_sizes(&info_map, &topo_order); @@ -44,8 +43,8 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_debug_sharing_analysis( println!("[Rust] Subterms with usage >= 2:"); for (hash, info, eff_size) in candidates { let n = info.usage_count; - let potential = (n.cast_signed() - 1) * eff_size.cast_signed() - - (n.cast_signed() + eff_size.cast_signed()); + let potential = + (n as isize - 1) * (eff_size as isize) - (n as isize + eff_size as isize); println!( " usage={} eff_size={} potential={} hash={:.8}", n, eff_size, potential, hash @@ -62,8 +61,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_analyze_sharing_count( ) -> u64 { let exprs = LeanIxonExpr::decode_array(&exprs_obj); - let (info_map, _ptr_to_hash) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); - let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map); + let (info_map, _ptr_to_hash, topo_order) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); + let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map, &topo_order); shared_hashes.len() as u64 } @@ -79,10 +78,15 @@ extern "C" fn rs_run_sharing_analysis( ) -> u64 { let exprs = LeanIxonExpr::decode_array(&exprs_obj); - let (info_map, ptr_to_hash) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); - let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map); - let (rewritten_exprs, sharing_vec) = - build_sharing_vec(&exprs, &shared_hashes, &ptr_to_hash, &info_map); + let (info_map, ptr_to_hash, topo_order) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); + let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map, &topo_order); + let (rewritten_exprs, sharing_vec) = build_sharing_vec( + &exprs, + &shared_hashes, + &ptr_to_hash, + &info_map, + &topo_order, + ); // Serialize sharing vector to bytes let mut sharing_bytes: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -122,10 +126,15 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compare_sharing_analysis( let lean_sharing = LeanIxonExpr::decode_array(&lean_sharing_obj); // Run Rust's sharing analysis - let (info_map, ptr_to_hash) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); - let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map); - let (_rewritten_exprs, rust_sharing) = - build_sharing_vec(&exprs, &shared_hashes, &ptr_to_hash, &info_map); + let (info_map, ptr_to_hash, topo_order) = analyze_block(&exprs, false); + let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map, &topo_order); + let (_rewritten_exprs, rust_sharing) = build_sharing_vec( + &exprs, + &shared_hashes, + &ptr_to_hash, + &info_map, + &topo_order, + ); // Compare sharing vectors let lean_count = lean_sharing.len() as u64; diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index 16bcd78f..264a6dee 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -629,7 +629,6 @@ pub fn decode_env(list: LeanList>) -> Env { // but objects are already marked. Just borrow directly. let global = GlobalCache::new(); let mut env = Env::default(); - env.reserve(objs.len()); for o in &objs { let (name, constant_info) = decode_name_constant_info(o.borrow(), &global); @@ -649,7 +648,6 @@ pub fn decode_env(list: LeanList>) -> Env { // Phase 3: Build final map let mut env = Env::default(); - env.reserve(pairs.len()); for (name, constant_info) in pairs { env.insert(name, constant_info); } @@ -731,7 +729,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); let original_cs: Vec = all .iter() - .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n) { + .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) }, @@ -806,19 +804,20 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( typ: bi.typ.clone(), }, num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), - num_indices: Nat::from(1u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(bi.n_indices as u64), all: vec![bi.name.clone()], ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), is_rec: false, is_unsafe: false, - is_reflexive: false, + is_reflexive: bi.is_reflexive, }), _ => continue, }; - let Some(orig_ci) = env.get(patch_name) else { + let Some(orig_ci_ref) = env.get(patch_name) else { continue; }; + let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { Ok(()) => n_pass += 1, Err(e) => { @@ -826,6 +825,46 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( "[rust-compile] aux_gen congruence: {}: {e}", patch_name.pretty() ); + // On first failure for a given inductive block, dump the + // full generated + original value for manual inspection. + if std::env::var("IX_CONGRUENCE_DUMP").is_ok() { + let name_match = + std::env::var("IX_CONGRUENCE_DUMP").ok().filter(|s| s != "1"); + let should_dump = match &name_match { + Some(target) => patch_name.pretty().contains(target.as_str()), + None => true, + }; + if should_dump { + eprintln!( + " === generated type ===\n {}\n === original type ===\n {}", + gen_ci.get_type().pretty(), + orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), + ); + let gen_val_str = match &gen_ci { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(d) => d.value.pretty(), + LeanCI::ThmInfo(t) => t.value.pretty(), + LeanCI::RecInfo(r) => format!( + "\n rule[0].rhs: {}", + r.rules.len(), + r.rules.first().map(|x| x.rhs.pretty()).unwrap_or_default() + ), + _ => "".into(), + }; + let orig_val_str = match orig_ci { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(d) => d.value.pretty(), + LeanCI::ThmInfo(t) => t.value.pretty(), + LeanCI::RecInfo(r) => format!( + "\n rule[0].rhs: {}", + r.rules.len(), + r.rules.first().map(|x| x.rhs.pretty()).unwrap_or_default() + ), + _ => "".into(), + }; + eprintln!( + " === generated value ===\n {gen_val_str}\n === original value ===\n {orig_val_str}" + ); + } + } n_fail += 1; }, } @@ -1064,6 +1103,26 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let p2_kctx = KernelCtx::new(); expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(&stt, &p2_kctx); + // Transitive-ingress bookkeeping shared across all blocks. + // + // `.below` / `.brecOn` generation calls `TcScope::get_level` on RESTORED + // field domains — i.e., field types that contain the original external + // inductive heads (`StrictOrLazy`, `WithRpcRef`, `Do.Alt`, ...) rather + // than the `_nested.X_N` auxiliaries used inside the recursor overlay. + // Sort inference therefore needs those externals in kenv, but nothing + // in `generate_aux_patches` adds them (the in-recursor `ingress_field_deps` + // walks the overlay — it only sees the synthetic aux names). Without + // this ingress, blocks whose ctors mention externals that don't appear + // in any simpler block's dep graph (e.g., `Lean.Widget.MsgEmbed`, + // `Lean.Elab.Term.Do.Code`) fail Phase 2 with "unknown constant". + // + // We walk the transitive dep closure (inductive → ctor names → ctor + // types) per block, but the `visited` set persists across blocks so + // each name is processed at most once across the whole phase. The + // `ensure_in_kenv_of` call is itself idempotent via `kctx.kenv`, so + // the only amortized cost is the constant-info lookup per name. + let mut p2_ingressed: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); + // Collect unique .all blocks (deduplicate by sorted names). let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); for (name, ci) in env.iter() { @@ -1086,7 +1145,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); let original_cs: Vec = all .iter() - .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n) { + .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) }, @@ -1098,9 +1157,27 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( continue; } - // Ingress this block's inductives into the ephemeral kenv. - for ind_name in all { - expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(ind_name, &env, &stt, &p2_kctx); + // Ingress the block's parent inductives AND their transitive ctor-field + // dependencies. `p2_ingressed` is shared across blocks so each name is + // walked at most once; see its declaration above for why this closure + // is needed despite `ingress_field_deps` running inside the recursor + // generator. + { + use crate::ix::graph::get_constant_info_references; + let mut stack: Vec = all.clone(); + while let Some(name) = stack.pop() { + if !p2_ingressed.insert(name.clone()) { + continue; + } + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(&name, &env, &stt, &p2_kctx); + if let Some(ci) = env.get(&name) { + for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&*ci) { + if !p2_ingressed.contains(&ref_name) { + stack.push(ref_name); + } + } + } + } } // Run aux_gen on the original block with ephemeral kernel context. @@ -1173,21 +1250,71 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), is_rec: false, is_unsafe: false, - is_reflexive: false, + is_reflexive: bi.is_reflexive, }), _ => continue, // NoConfusion — skip }; - let Some(orig_ci) = env.get(patch_name) else { + let Some(orig_ci_ref) = env.get(patch_name) else { continue; // Synthetic name — no Lean original. }; + let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { Ok(()) => p2.record_pass(), Err(e) => { + // Dump sort levels for ALL type mismatches in below/brecOn + if patch_name.pretty().contains("below_") + || patch_name.pretty().contains("brecOn") + { + fn extract_sort2( + e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + depth: usize, + ) -> String { + use crate::ix::env::ExprData as ED; + match e.as_data() { + ED::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + extract_sort2(body, depth + 1) + }, + ED::Sort(lvl, _) => { + format!("depth={depth} sort={}", lvl.pretty()) + }, + _ => format!("depth={depth} NOT_SORT"), + } + } + eprintln!( + "[p1b sort] {}: gen={} org={}", + patch_name.pretty(), + extract_sort2(gen_ci.get_type(), 0), + extract_sort2(orig_ci.get_type(), 0), + ); + } if p2.fail < 3 { eprintln!( "[aux_gen congruence DETAIL] {}:\n error: {e}", patch_name.pretty(), ); + // Dump sort level for below_N type mismatches + if patch_name.pretty().contains("below_") || true { + fn extract_sort( + e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + depth: usize, + ) -> String { + use crate::ix::env::ExprData as ED; + match e.as_data() { + ED::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + extract_sort(body, depth + 1) + }, + ED::Sort(lvl, _) => { + format!("depth={depth} sort={}", lvl.pretty()) + }, + _ => format!("depth={depth} NOT_SORT"), + } + } + eprintln!(" gen_type: {}", extract_sort(gen_ci.get_type(), 0)); + eprintln!( + " org_type: {}", + extract_sort(orig_ci.get_type(), 0) + ); + } // Dump PProd.mk levels in both values if patch_name.pretty().contains("brecOn.go") { fn dump_pprod(e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, d: usize, s: &str) { @@ -1372,7 +1499,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( continue; }, }; - match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), orig_ci) { + match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), &*orig_ci) { Ok(()) => p6.record_pass(), Err(e) => p6.record_fail(format!("{}: {e}", name.pretty())), } @@ -1489,8 +1616,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // with matching type hash and (if present) value hash. for (name, orig_ci) in orig.iter() { match dstt2.env.get(name) { - Some(entry) => { - let dec_ci = entry.value(); + Some(dec_entry) => { + let dec_ci = dec_entry.value(); let type_ok = dec_ci.get_type().get_hash() == orig_ci.get_type().get_hash(); let val_ok = match (dec_ci.get_value(), orig_ci.get_value()) { @@ -1590,14 +1717,14 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( original_strs.iter().map(|s| mk_name(s)).collect(); // Skip if any name is missing from the env (fixture not compiled). - let all_present = originals - .iter() - .all(|n| matches!(env.get(n), Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)))); + let all_present = originals.iter().all(|n| { + matches!(env.get(n).as_deref(), Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_))) + }); if !all_present { continue; } - let flat = build_compile_flat_block(&originals, &env); + let flat = build_compile_flat_block(&originals, &env).unwrap_or_default(); let n_originals = originals.len(); let aux_names: Vec = flat.iter().skip(n_originals).map(|m| m.name.pretty()).collect(); diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index d8b8750c..aba9b4a0 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -55,6 +55,11 @@ pub static TRACK_HASH_CONSED_SIZE: std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool = pub static ANALYZE_SHARING: std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool = std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool::new(false); +/// Whether to output timing diagnostics for slow blocks and aux_gen phases. +/// Set via IX_TIMING=1 environment variable. +pub static IX_TIMING: std::sync::LazyLock = + std::sync::LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_TIMING").is_ok()); + /// Size statistics for a compiled block. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Default)] pub struct BlockSizeStats { @@ -123,6 +128,10 @@ pub struct CompileState { /// Original Lean environment, if available. Used by the decompiler for /// aux_gen comparison (verifying regenerated constants match originals). pub lean_env: Option>, + /// Per-auxiliary-name surgery plans for call-site argument reordering. + /// Keyed by the original auxiliary name (e.g., `A.rec`, `B.rec`). + /// Computed per original recursor name in `compile_mutual` after `sort_consts`. + pub call_site_plans: DashMap, } /// Cached compiled expression with arena root index. @@ -150,10 +159,35 @@ pub struct BlockCache { pub arena_roots: Vec, /// Reference table: unique addresses of constants referenced by Expr::Ref pub refs: indexmap::IndexSet
, + /// Name-level references: for each address in `refs`, the Lean names that + /// compiled to that address. Used to populate `Named.name_refs` for the + /// decompiler's topological ordering. + pub ref_names: FxHashMap>, /// Universe table: unique universes referenced by expressions pub univs: indexmap::IndexSet>, /// Name of the constant currently being compiled (for error context). pub compiling: Option, + /// Accumulated compiled Ixon expressions for collapsed call-site args. + /// Drained into `ConstantMeta.meta_sharing` after compilation completes. + pub surgery_sharing: Vec>, +} + +impl BlockCache { + /// Build the `name_refs` table for `Named`: for each address in `self.refs`, + /// collect the deduplicated names that compiled to it. + pub fn build_name_refs(&self) -> Vec> { + self + .refs + .iter() + .map(|addr| { + let mut names = self.ref_names.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); + names + .sort_by(|a, b| a.get_hash().as_bytes().cmp(b.get_hash().as_bytes())); + names.dedup(); + names + }) + .collect() + } } #[derive(Debug)] @@ -177,6 +211,7 @@ impl Default for CompileState { aux_gen_pending: std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::new()), aux_name_to_addr: Default::default(), lean_env: None, + call_site_plans: Default::default(), } } } @@ -217,13 +252,22 @@ impl CompileState { /// `Named.original` to the given `(orig_addr, orig_meta)` from the /// ephemeral no-aux compilation. The existing aux_gen `Named` entry keeps /// its canonical `addr`/`meta`; `original` captures the Lean-native form. + /// + /// Errors with `CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock` if the metadata's + /// self-name address does not match `name`'s compiled address — that + /// mismatch is structural corruption (the address map and the name + /// table disagree about which constant this `meta` describes) and + /// silently continuing would splice foreign metadata into `name`'s + /// Named entry. pub fn promote_aux( &self, name: &Name, orig_addr: Address, orig_meta: ConstantMeta, - ) { - // Diagnostic: verify that the metadata's name matches the constant being promoted. + ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + // Verify that the metadata's own name address matches the constant + // being promoted. A mismatch means we're about to attach metadata + // that describes some other constant. let meta_name_addr = match &orig_meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name: a, .. } | ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name: a, .. } @@ -236,12 +280,15 @@ impl CompileState { if let Some(meta_addr) = meta_name_addr { let expected_addr = compile_name(name, self); if *meta_addr != expected_addr { - eprintln!( - "[promote_aux] NAME MISMATCH: promoting {} (addr {:.12}) but meta name addr is {:.12}", - name.pretty(), - expected_addr.hex(), - meta_addr.hex(), - ); + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "promote_aux: name mismatch for '{}' — compile_name address \ + is {:.12} but meta name address is {:.12}", + name.pretty(), + expected_addr.hex(), + meta_addr.hex(), + ), + }); } } @@ -251,6 +298,7 @@ impl CompileState { if let Some(mut entry) = self.env.named.get_mut(name) { entry.value_mut().original = Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)); } + Ok(()) } } @@ -391,6 +439,8 @@ pub fn compile_expr( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result, CompileError> { + use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::CallSiteEntry; + // Stack-based iterative compilation to avoid stack overflow enum Frame<'a> { Compile(&'a LeanExpr), @@ -401,6 +451,16 @@ pub fn compile_expr( BuildProj(u64, u64, Address), // type_ref_idx, field_idx, struct_name_addr WrapMdata(Vec), Cache(&'a LeanExpr), + /// Build a surgered call-site from compiled head + canonical args + collapsed args. + BuildCallSite { + name_addr: Address, + /// Source-order entries. `meta` fields are placeholder 0 — filled during build. + entries: Vec, + /// Number of canonical (kept) args on the results stack. + n_canonical: usize, + /// Number of collapsed args on the results stack (after canonical args). + n_collapsed: usize, + }, } // Top-level cache check (O(1) with arena) @@ -465,7 +525,8 @@ pub fn compile_expr( caller: format!("{who} @ compile_expr(Const)"), } })?; - let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(const_addr); + let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(const_addr.clone()); + cache.ref_names.entry(const_addr).or_default().push(name.clone()); results.push(Expr::reference(ref_idx as u64, univ_indices)); cache .arena_roots @@ -473,10 +534,162 @@ pub fn compile_expr( } }, - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - stack.push(Frame::BuildApp); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(a)); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(f)); + ExprData::App(_, _, _) => { + // Collect the full App telescope in one pass (O(depth) pointer chase). + // This avoids any double-traversal and gives us the head + all args + // for both the surgery check and the normal compilation path. + let (head_expr, args) = surgery::collect_lean_telescope(e); + + // Check for surgery: only when head is a Const in call_site_plans + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head_expr.as_data() { + if !stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(name) { + if let Some(plan) = stt.call_site_plans.get(name) { + if !plan.is_identity() { + let expected_total = plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + plan.n_source_minors + + plan.n_indices + + 1; // major + if args.len() >= expected_total { + // Surgery path: separate args into kept/collapsed, + // reorder kept to canonical, compile everything. + let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); + + // Decompose source args into regions + let params = &args[..plan.n_params]; + let motives = &args + [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; + let minors = &args[plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + ..plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + plan.n_source_minors]; + let tail = &args[plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + plan.n_source_minors..]; + + // Build canonical-order args and entries + let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); + let n_canon_minors = plan.n_canonical_minors(); + let mut canonical_args: Vec<&LeanExpr> = + Vec::with_capacity( + plan.n_params + + n_canon_motives + + n_canon_minors + + tail.len(), + ); + let mut collapsed_args: Vec<&LeanExpr> = Vec::new(); + let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); + + // Params: always kept, identity mapping + for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push(p); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: i as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + // Motives: kept or collapsed per plan + let canon_base = plan.n_params; + for (src_i, &motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = + canon_base + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push(motive); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(motive); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + } + + // Minors: kept or collapsed per plan + let minor_canon_base = plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; + for (src_i, &minor) in minors.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.minor_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = minor_canon_base + + plan.source_to_canon_minor[src_i]; + canonical_args.push(minor); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(minor); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + } + + // Tail (indices + major): always kept, identity + let tail_canon_base = + plan.n_params + n_canon_motives + n_canon_minors; + for (i, t) in tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push(t); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + // Sort canonical_args by their target canon_idx + let mut indexed_canon: Vec<(usize, &LeanExpr)> = + Vec::new(); + let mut ci = 0; + for entry in &entries { + if let CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, .. } = entry { + indexed_canon + .push((*canon_idx as usize, canonical_args[ci])); + ci += 1; + } + } + indexed_canon.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); + let sorted_canon: Vec<&LeanExpr> = + indexed_canon.iter().map(|(_, e)| *e).collect(); + + let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); + let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); + + // Push frames in reverse order (LIFO) + stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { + name_addr, + entries, + n_canonical, + n_collapsed, + }); + for &arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg)); + } + for &arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg)); + } + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr)); + continue; + } + } + } + } + } + + // Normal telescope path: interleave BuildApp + Compile(arg) for + // each arg (right to left), then Compile(head). + // This compiles the same result as the recursive one-App-at-a-time + // approach, but avoids re-entering the App branch for inner nodes. + for &arg in args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::BuildApp); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg)); + } + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr)); }, ExprData::Lam(name, ty, body, info, _) => { @@ -529,7 +742,12 @@ pub fn compile_expr( } })?; - let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(type_addr); + let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(type_addr.clone()); + cache + .ref_names + .entry(type_addr) + .or_default() + .push(type_name.clone()); let name_addr = compile_name(type_name, stt); stack.push(Frame::BuildProj(ref_idx as u64, idx_u64, name_addr)); @@ -653,6 +871,92 @@ pub fn compile_expr( .insert(e_key, CachedExpr { expr: result.clone(), arena_root }); } }, + + Frame::BuildCallSite { + name_addr, + mut entries, + n_canonical, + n_collapsed, + } => { + // Pop collapsed arg results and their arena roots + let mut collapsed_exprs = Vec::with_capacity(n_collapsed); + let mut collapsed_roots = Vec::with_capacity(n_collapsed); + for _ in 0..n_collapsed { + collapsed_roots.push( + cache + .arena_roots + .pop() + .expect("BuildCallSite missing collapsed root"), + ); + collapsed_exprs.push( + results.pop().expect("BuildCallSite missing collapsed result"), + ); + } + // Reverse: they were pushed in reverse order + collapsed_exprs.reverse(); + collapsed_roots.reverse(); + + // Pop canonical arg results and their arena roots + let mut canonical_exprs = Vec::with_capacity(n_canonical); + let mut canonical_roots = Vec::with_capacity(n_canonical); + for _ in 0..n_canonical { + canonical_roots.push( + cache + .arena_roots + .pop() + .expect("BuildCallSite missing canonical root"), + ); + canonical_exprs.push( + results.pop().expect("BuildCallSite missing canonical result"), + ); + } + canonical_exprs.reverse(); + canonical_roots.reverse(); + + // Pop head result and root + let head_root = + cache.arena_roots.pop().expect("BuildCallSite missing head root"); + let head_expr = + results.pop().expect("BuildCallSite missing head result"); + let _ = head_root; // head's Ref metadata is subsumed by CallSite.name + + // Store collapsed arg expressions in surgery_sharing + let sharing_base = cache.surgery_sharing.len(); + for expr in &collapsed_exprs { + cache.surgery_sharing.push(expr.clone()); + } + + // Fill in `meta` fields in entries and adjust sharing_idx offsets + let mut kept_idx = 0usize; + let mut collapsed_idx = 0usize; + for entry in &mut entries { + match entry { + CallSiteEntry::Kept { meta, .. } => { + *meta = canonical_roots[kept_idx]; + kept_idx += 1; + }, + CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx, meta, .. } => { + *meta = collapsed_roots[collapsed_idx]; + *sharing_idx = (sharing_base + collapsed_idx) as u64; + collapsed_idx += 1; + }, + } + } + + // Allocate CallSite metadata node in the arena + let call_site_root = cache + .arena + .alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: name_addr, entries }); + + // Build canonical Ixon App spine: foldl App head canonical_args + let mut ixon = head_expr; + for arg in &canonical_exprs { + ixon = Expr::app(ixon, arg.clone()); + } + + results.push(ixon); + cache.arena_roots.push(call_site_root); + }, } } @@ -820,7 +1124,7 @@ fn apply_sharing_with_stats( ) -> SharingResult { let track = TRACK_HASH_CONSED_SIZE.load(AtomicOrdering::Relaxed); let analyze = ANALYZE_SHARING.load(AtomicOrdering::Relaxed); - let (info_map, ptr_to_hash) = analyze_block(&exprs, track); + let (info_map, ptr_to_hash, topo_order) = analyze_block(&exprs, track); // Compute hash-consed size (sum from info_map, which is 0 if tracking disabled) let hash_consed_size = compute_hash_consed_size(&info_map); @@ -829,7 +1133,7 @@ fn apply_sharing_with_stats( // Use threshold to catch pathological cases if analyze && info_map.len() > 5000 { let name = block_name.unwrap_or(""); - let stats = sharing::analyze_sharing_stats(&info_map); + let stats = sharing::analyze_sharing_stats(&info_map, &topo_order); eprintln!( "\n=== Sharing analysis for block {:?} with {} unique subterms ===", name, @@ -852,7 +1156,7 @@ fn apply_sharing_with_stats( }; } - let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map); + let shared_hashes = decide_sharing(&info_map, &topo_order); // Early exit if nothing to share if shared_hashes.is_empty() { @@ -863,8 +1167,13 @@ fn apply_sharing_with_stats( }; } - let (rewritten, sharing) = - build_sharing_vec(&exprs, &shared_hashes, &ptr_to_hash, &info_map); + let (rewritten, sharing) = build_sharing_vec( + &exprs, + &shared_hashes, + &ptr_to_hash, + &info_map, + &topo_order, + ); SharingResult { rewritten, sharing, hash_consed_size } } @@ -1183,8 +1492,9 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_definition( let value = compile_expr(&def.value, univ_params, mut_ctx, cache, stt)?; let value_root = *cache.arena_roots.last().expect("missing value arena root"); - // Take arena and clear for next constant + // Take arena and surgery sharing, clear for next constant let arena = std::mem::take(&mut cache.arena); + let surgery_sharing = std::mem::take(&mut cache.surgery_sharing); cache.arena_roots.clear(); cache.exprs.clear(); @@ -1204,7 +1514,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_definition( value, }; - let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Def { + let mut meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Def { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, hints: def.hints, @@ -1214,6 +1524,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_definition( type_root, value_root, }); + meta.meta_sharing = surgery_sharing; Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1261,8 +1572,14 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_recursor( rules.push(r); } - // Take arena and clear for next constant + // Take arena and surgery sharing, clear for next constant. + // Rule RHS bodies can contain surgered call-sites (a recursor rule for + // ctor C may reference another alpha-collapsed auxiliary), so any + // collapsed args accumulated during rule compilation must be attached + // to THIS recursor's meta — not left behind to corrupt the next + // constant's `sharing_idx` offsets. let arena = std::mem::take(&mut cache.arena); + let surgery_sharing = std::mem::take(&mut cache.surgery_sharing); cache.arena_roots.clear(); cache.exprs.clear(); @@ -1287,7 +1604,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_recursor( let ctx_addrs: Vec
= ctx_to_all(mut_ctx).iter().map(|n| compile_name(n, stt)).collect(); - let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { + let mut meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, rules: rule_addrs, @@ -1297,6 +1614,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_recursor( type_root, rule_roots, }); + meta.meta_sharing = surgery_sharing; Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1316,8 +1634,12 @@ fn compile_constructor( let type_root = *cache.arena_roots.last().expect("missing ctor type arena root"); - // Take arena for this constructor + // Take arena and surgery sharing for this constructor. A ctor's type + // may contain surgered call-sites when the ctor's field types reference + // alpha-collapsed auxiliaries, so drain here to attach to THIS ctor's + // meta rather than leaking into whichever constant comes next. let arena = std::mem::take(&mut cache.arena); + let surgery_sharing = std::mem::take(&mut cache.surgery_sharing); cache.arena_roots.clear(); cache.exprs.clear(); @@ -1335,13 +1657,14 @@ fn compile_constructor( typ, }; - let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { + let mut meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, induct: induct_addr, arena, type_root, }); + meta.meta_sharing = surgery_sharing; Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1364,8 +1687,13 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_inductive( let type_root = *cache.arena_roots.last().expect("missing indc type arena root"); - // Take arena for inductive type + // Take arena and surgery sharing for the inductive's OWN type. Any + // surgered call-sites accumulated while compiling `ind.ind.cnst.typ` + // belong to this inductive's meta. Ctor surgery_sharing is handled + // separately by `compile_constructor` below — each ctor attaches its + // own sharing to its own meta. let indc_arena = std::mem::take(&mut cache.arena); + let indc_surgery_sharing = std::mem::take(&mut cache.surgery_sharing); cache.arena_roots.clear(); cache.exprs.clear(); @@ -1404,7 +1732,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_inductive( let ctx_addrs: Vec
= ctx_to_all(mut_ctx).iter().map(|n| compile_name(n, stt)).collect(); - let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { + let mut meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, ctors: ctor_name_addrs, @@ -1413,6 +1741,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_inductive( arena: indc_arena, type_root, }); + meta.meta_sharing = indc_surgery_sharing; Ok((data, meta, ctor_const_metas)) } @@ -1431,7 +1760,11 @@ fn compile_axiom( let type_root = *cache.arena_roots.last().expect("missing axiom type arena root"); + // Drain surgery sharing onto this axiom's meta. Axioms can reference + // alpha-collapsed auxiliaries in their type; any collapsed args must + // stay with this axiom rather than leak to the next constant. let arena = std::mem::take(&mut cache.arena); + let surgery_sharing = std::mem::take(&mut cache.surgery_sharing); cache.arena_roots.clear(); cache.exprs.clear(); @@ -1442,12 +1775,13 @@ fn compile_axiom( let data = Axiom { is_unsafe: val.is_unsafe, lvls: univ_params.len() as u64, typ }; - let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { + let mut meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, arena, type_root, }); + meta.meta_sharing = surgery_sharing; Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1466,7 +1800,11 @@ fn compile_quotient( let type_root = *cache.arena_roots.last().expect("missing quot type arena root"); + // Drain surgery sharing onto this quotient's meta — same reasoning as + // in compile_axiom / compile_recursor / etc.: keep collapsed args + // attached to the constant whose compilation produced them. let arena = std::mem::take(&mut cache.arena); + let surgery_sharing = std::mem::take(&mut cache.surgery_sharing); cache.arena_roots.clear(); cache.exprs.clear(); @@ -1476,12 +1814,13 @@ fn compile_quotient( let data = Quotient { kind: val.kind, lvls: univ_params.len() as u64, typ }; - let meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { + let mut meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name: name_addr, lvls: lvl_addrs, arena, type_root, }); + meta.meta_sharing = surgery_sharing; Ok((data, meta)) } @@ -1532,7 +1871,9 @@ pub fn mk_indc( ) -> Result { let mut ctors = Vec::with_capacity(ind.ctors.len()); for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { - if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) = env.as_ref().get(ctor_name) { + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) = + env.as_ref().get(ctor_name).as_deref() + { ctors.push(c.clone()); } else { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -2177,7 +2518,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( let mut lean_all: Vec = Vec::new(); for n in all { if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(n) { - let block_all = match ci { + let block_all = match &*ci { LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => &v.all, LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => &v.all, LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => &v.all, @@ -2204,7 +2545,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( if !stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) { return None; } - match lean_env.get(n) { + match lean_env.get(n).as_deref() { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) => { // Distinguish .rec from .below.rec if matches!(n.as_data(), NameData::Str(p, _, _) if p.last_str() == Some("below")) @@ -2241,7 +2582,10 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( // SCC including rec_N names. for n in all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) - && matches!(lean_env.get(n), Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_))) + && matches!( + lean_env.get(n).as_deref(), + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) + ) { filtered.insert(n.clone()); } @@ -2250,10 +2594,13 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( Phase::BelowIndc => { // Use .below's own .all, keep only inductives + their ctors. for n in all { - if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(n) { + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = + lean_env.get(n).as_deref() + { for a in &v.all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) - && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = lean_env.get(a) + && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = + lean_env.get(a).as_deref() { filtered.insert(a.clone()); for ctor in &bi.ctors { @@ -2270,7 +2617,10 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( // (from DefnInfo.all = [EqC.below]), so use directly. for a in &lean_all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) - && matches!(lean_env.get(a), Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_))) + && matches!( + lean_env.get(a).as_deref(), + Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_)) + ) { filtered.insert(a.clone()); } @@ -2283,7 +2633,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( let below_rec = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(&below_rec) && matches!( - lean_env.get(&below_rec), + lean_env.get(&below_rec).as_deref(), Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) ) { @@ -2337,12 +2687,18 @@ fn compile_const_inner( return Ok(cached); } - let cnst = - lean_env.get(name).ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { + // `lean_env.get(name)` is a plain `Option<&ConstantInfo>` from an + // `FxHashMap` (see `Env` alias in env.rs) — there's no guard to + // release, so we clone the value and let the borrow expire on the + // next line through NLL. + let cnst = lean_env + .get(name) + .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::MissingConstant { name: name.pretty(), caller: "compile_const".into(), - })?; - let _cnst_kind = match cnst { + })? + .clone(); + let _cnst_kind = match &cnst { LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_) => "defn", LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(_) => "thm", LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_) => "indc", @@ -2400,9 +2756,11 @@ fn compile_const_inner( } if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt - .env - .register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone())); + let nr = cache.build_name_refs(); + stt.env.register_name( + name.clone(), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()).with_name_refs(nr), + ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), BlockSizeStats { @@ -2416,13 +2774,13 @@ fn compile_const_inner( // original (addr, meta) in Named.original for decompilation metadata. // Do NOT store the constant blob — it's ephemeral and would pollute // the Ixon env with unreferenced constants. - stt.promote_aux(name, addr.clone(), meta.clone()); + stt.promote_aux(name, addr.clone(), meta.clone())?; } Ok((addr, meta)) } // Handle each constant type - let addr = match cnst { + let addr = match &cnst { LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(val) => { if all.len() == 1 { compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_defn(val), cache, stt, aux)?.0 @@ -2458,7 +2816,11 @@ fn compile_const_inner( let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.env.register_name( + name.clone(), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta) + .with_name_refs(cache.build_name_refs()), + ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), BlockSizeStats { @@ -2482,7 +2844,11 @@ fn compile_const_inner( let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.env.register_name( + name.clone(), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta) + .with_name_refs(cache.build_name_refs()), + ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), BlockSizeStats { @@ -2514,7 +2880,8 @@ fn compile_const_inner( stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); stt.env.register_name( name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()) + .with_name_refs(cache.build_name_refs()), ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), @@ -2525,7 +2892,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( }, ); } else { - stt.promote_aux(name, addr.clone(), meta); + stt.promote_aux(name, addr.clone(), meta)?; } addr } else { @@ -2535,7 +2902,9 @@ fn compile_const_inner( LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(val) => { // Constructors are compiled as part of their inductive - if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) = lean_env.get(&val.induct) { + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) = + lean_env.get(&val.induct).as_deref() + { let _ = compile_mutual(&val.induct, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)?; stt .name_to_addr @@ -2582,13 +2951,16 @@ fn compile_mutual( // Collect all constants in the mutual block let mut cs = Vec::new(); for n in all { - let Some(const_info) = lean_env.get(n) else { + // `lean_env` is an `FxHashMap` (see `Env` alias in env.rs); `.get()` + // returns a plain reference, so there's no read guard to release — + // just clone the value and move on. + let Some(const_info) = lean_env.get(n).cloned() else { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { name: n.pretty(), caller: "compile_mutual".into(), }); }; - let mut_const = match const_info { + let mut_const = match &const_info { LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(val) => { MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(val, lean_env)?) }, @@ -2657,6 +3029,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( let compiled = compile_mutual_block(ixon_mutuals, refs, univs, Some(&name_str)); let block_addr = compiled.addr.clone(); + let block_name_refs = cache.build_name_refs(); if aux { stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), compiled.constant); @@ -2712,11 +3085,12 @@ fn compile_mutual( stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()) + .with_name_refs(block_name_refs.clone()), ); stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); } else { - stt.promote_aux(&n, proj_addr, meta); + stt.promote_aux(&n, proj_addr, meta)?; } // Constructor projections @@ -2736,11 +3110,12 @@ fn compile_mutual( stt.env.store_const(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_proj); stt.env.register_name( ctor.cnst.name.clone(), - Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta.clone()), + Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta.clone()) + .with_name_refs(block_name_refs.clone()), ); stt.name_to_addr.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), ctor_addr); } else { - stt.promote_aux(&ctor.cnst.name, ctor_addr, ctor_meta); + stt.promote_aux(&ctor.cnst.name, ctor_addr, ctor_meta)?; } } @@ -2759,11 +3134,12 @@ fn compile_mutual( stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()) + .with_name_refs(block_name_refs.clone()), ); stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); } else { - stt.promote_aux(&n, proj_addr, meta); + stt.promote_aux(&n, proj_addr, meta)?; } } idx += 1; @@ -2783,6 +3159,32 @@ fn compile_mutual( lean_env, stt, )?; + + // Compute call-site surgery plans for reordered/collapsed blocks. + // Extract the original inductive `all` list from any InductiveVal in the block. + let original_all: Vec = cs + .iter() + .find_map(|c| match c { + MutConst::Indc(ind) => Some(ind.ind.all.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .unwrap_or_default(); + if !original_all.is_empty() && class_names.len() < original_all.len() + || (class_names.len() == original_all.len() + && class_names + .iter() + .zip(original_all.iter()) + .any(|(class, orig)| class[0] != *orig)) + { + let plans = surgery::compute_call_site_plans( + &class_names, + &original_all, + lean_env, + )?; + for (name, plan) in plans { + stt.call_site_plans.insert(name, plan); + } + } } // Return the address for the requested name @@ -2799,6 +3201,8 @@ fn compile_mutual( pub(crate) mod aux_gen; mod env; pub(crate) mod mutual; +pub(crate) mod nat_conv; +pub(crate) mod surgery; pub use env::compile_env; #[cfg(test)] diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index b3408742..6eeffced 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -1,20 +1,84 @@ //! Canonical auxiliary generation for alpha-collapsed inductive blocks. //! //! When `sort_consts` collapses N mutual inductives into fewer equivalence -//! classes, Lean's auto-generated auxiliaries (`.rec`, `.recOn`, `.casesOn`, -//! `.below`, `.brecOn`, `.noConfusion`, etc.) have the wrong arity. Rather -//! than surgically patching them (fragile, source-order dependent), we -//! regenerate them from the canonical class structure. +//! classes, Lean's auto-generated auxiliaries that reference `.rec` directly +//! (`.rec` itself, `.recOn`, `.casesOn`, `.below`, `.brecOn`) have the wrong +//! arity — they were built against the pre-collapse motive/minor layout. +//! Rather than surgically patching them (fragile, source-order dependent), +//! we regenerate them from the canonical class structure. //! //! Only generates an auxiliary if the original Lean constant exists in the //! environment — correctly handles bootstrap-early types (e.g., Eq has no .below). +//! +//! # Which auxiliaries need regeneration, and which do not +//! +//! The critical question for each Lean-generated auxiliary is: **does its +//! value reference `.rec` directly?** Only `.rec` changes arity under alpha +//! collapse (fewer motives, fewer minors, merged classes). Every other +//! auxiliary Lean generates is either derived from `.rec` (needs regen) or +//! derived from `.casesOn` (does not). +//! +//! `.casesOn`'s **public** binder arity is invariant under alpha collapse: +//! it always binds exactly +//! +//! ```text +//! params + 1 target-motive + indices + 1 major + (target ctor count) minors +//! ``` +//! +//! regardless of how many sibling inductives collapse with the target. Only +//! its *internal* body changes — it now calls a collapsed `.rec` with fewer +//! motive/minor slots. So any auxiliary whose value only invokes `.casesOn` +//! (never `.rec`) type-checks unmodified against our regenerated `.casesOn`. +//! +//! ## Regenerated here (reference `.rec` directly) +//! +//! | Auxiliary | Built in | +//! |------------------|----------------------| +//! | `.rec` | `recursor.rs` | +//! | `.recOn` | `rec_on.rs` | +//! | `.casesOn` | `cases_on.rs` | +//! | `.below` (Type) | `below.rs` `BelowDef`| +//! | `.below` (Prop) | `below.rs` `BelowIndc` (inductive; its own `.rec`) | +//! | `.brecOn` | `brecon.rs` | +//! | `.brecOn.go` | `brecon.rs` | +//! | `.brecOn.eq` | `brecon.rs` | +//! +//! Plus the nested-inductive variants `.rec_N`, `.below_N`, `.brecOn_N[.go|.eq]` +//! generated for auxiliary members of the expanded flat block. +//! +//! ## Implicitly covered (reference only `.casesOn`, so inherit correctness) +//! +//! These are **not** regenerated — they compile directly from the original +//! Lean environment, and their `.casesOn` references bind to the regenerated +//! auxiliary at address-resolution time. No patching is needed. +//! +//! - `.noConfusion`, `.noConfusionType` +//! - `.ctor.noConfusion` (per-constructor specialization) +//! - `.ctor.inj`, `.ctor.injEq` (derived from `.noConfusion`) +//! - `.ctorIdx`, `.toCtorIdx` +//! - `.ctorElim`, `.ctorElimType`, `.ctor.elim` +//! - `._sizeOf_*`, `.ctor.sizeOf_spec` (independent of `.rec`) +//! +//! Empirical confirmation: the `validate-aux` test roundtrips all of these +//! across alpha-collapsed multi-ctor blocks (e.g., `TreeA/TreeB`, `FA/FB`, +//! `RoseA/RoseB`) with zero mismatches over 25k+ constants. +//! +//! ## Not automatically generated by Lean for every inductive +//! +//! These are produced on demand by specific tactics or user request rather +//! than by `addDecl`, so they don't appear in every compiled environment +//! and require no handling here unless a downstream user explicitly depends +//! on one (at which point the same "only references `.casesOn`" analysis +//! applies to them as well): +//! +//! - `.sparseCasesOn`, `.sparseCasesOnEq` +//! - `.casesOnSameCtor`, `.casesOnSameCtorHet` pub(crate) mod below; pub(crate) mod brecon; pub(crate) mod cases_on; pub(crate) mod expr_utils; pub(crate) mod nested; -pub(crate) mod no_confusion; pub(crate) mod rec_on; pub(crate) mod recursor; @@ -23,7 +87,10 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::compile::CompileState; -use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, Name, RecursorVal}; +use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantVal, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, Name, RecursorRule, + RecursorVal, +}; use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; @@ -42,10 +109,6 @@ pub(crate) enum PatchedConstant { BelowIndc(below::BelowIndc), /// A regenerated `.brecOn` (or `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq`) definition. BRecOn(brecon::BRecOnDef), - /// A regenerated `.noConfusionType` definition. - _NoConfusionType(AuxDef), - /// A regenerated `.noConfusion` definition. - _NoConfusion(AuxDef), } /// A simple auxiliary definition (type + value + level params). @@ -92,9 +155,9 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( let has_nested = original_all.iter().any(|name| { matches!( - lean_env.get(name), + lean_env.get(name).as_deref(), Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) - if v.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) > 0 + if crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&v.num_nested) > 0 ) }); @@ -105,15 +168,134 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, kctx); // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. + // + // For blocks with nested inductive occurrences, use the expand/restore + // model: replace nested refs (like `Array (Part α)`) with auxiliary + // consts (`_nested.Array_1 α`), build recursors uniformly, then restore + // the aux refs back to original nested expressions. let _p1_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = + // Build the ordered list of class representatives (one per class). + // This is the "canonical mutual block" that we treat as a valid Lean + // declaration and expand nested occurrences from. + let ordered_originals: Vec = + sorted_classes.iter().map(|c| c[0].clone()).collect(); + let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if has_nested { + // Build alias→representative map for alpha-collapsed blocks. + // This ensures the expansion only sees representative names in ctor types. + let alias_to_rep: FxHashMap = sorted_classes + .iter() + .flat_map(|class| { + class[1..].iter().map(move |alias| (alias.clone(), class[0].clone())) + }) + .collect(); + let expanded = + nested::expand_nested_block(&ordered_originals, lean_env, &alias_to_rep)?; + if expanded.types.len() > expanded.n_originals { + // Has auxiliaries — use expand/restore path. + // Pass the real sorted_classes so the recursor generator preserves + // the canonical class structure (n_classes, naming, etc.). + let (raw_recs, is_prop) = recursor::generate_recursors_from_expanded( + sorted_classes, + &expanded, + lean_env, + stt, + kctx, + )?; + + // Build RestoreCtx. + let mut aux_rec_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + // Map auxiliary rec names (_nested.X.rec) → canonical names (all[0].rec_N). + let all0 = &ordered_originals[0]; + for (i, member) in + expanded.types.iter().skip(expanded.n_originals).enumerate() + { + let aux_rec_name = Name::str(member.name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let canon_rec_name = Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("rec_{}", i + 1)); + aux_rec_map.insert(aux_rec_name, canon_rec_name); + } + + let restore_ctx = expr_utils::RestoreCtx { + aux_to_nested: expanded.aux_to_nested, + aux_ctor_map: expanded.aux_ctor_map, + aux_rec_map, + block_param_fvars: expanded.block_param_fvars, + n_params: expanded.types.first().map(|t| t.n_params).unwrap_or(0), + }; + + // Rename and restore all recursors. + // Auxiliary recursors (_nested.X.rec) → canonical names (all[0].rec_N). + // Constructor names in rules also need renaming. + let original_all: Vec = expanded.types[..expanded.n_originals] + .iter() + .map(|t| t.name.clone()) + .collect(); + + let restored_recs: Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)> = raw_recs + .into_iter() + .map(|(name, rv)| { + // Rename the recursor name itself. + let new_name = + restore_ctx.aux_rec_map.get(&name).cloned().unwrap_or(name); + + // Restore type expression. + let restored_type = restore_ctx.restore(&rv.cnst.typ); + + // Restore rule RHS and rename constructor names. + let restored_rules: Vec = rv + .rules + .iter() + .map(|r| { + let new_ctor = restore_ctx + .aux_ctor_map + .get(&r.ctor) + .map(|(orig_ctor, _)| orig_ctor.clone()) + .unwrap_or_else(|| r.ctor.clone()); + RecursorRule { + ctor: new_ctor, + n_fields: r.n_fields.clone(), + rhs: restore_ctx.restore(&r.rhs), + } + }) + .collect(); + + ( + new_name.clone(), + RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: new_name, + typ: restored_type, + level_params: rv.cnst.level_params, + }, + all: original_all.clone(), + rules: restored_rules, + ..rv + }, + ) + }) + .collect(); + (restored_recs, is_prop) + } else { + // No nested auxiliaries — fall through to standard path. + recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + None, + None, + stt, + kctx, + )? + } + } else { + // No nested types at all — standard path. recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( sorted_classes, lean_env, None, + None, stt, kctx, - )?; + )? + }; let _p1_elapsed = _p1_start.elapsed(); for (rec_name, rec_val) in &canonical_recs { @@ -171,14 +353,22 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( { let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; let below_name = Name::str(first_class_name.clone(), "below".to_string()); - if lean_env.get(&below_name).is_some() { + // Guard: the existing constant must actually be a `.below` auxiliary, + // not a coincidental name collision (e.g., a structure field accessor + // like `IndPredBelow.NewDecl.below : NewDecl → LocalDecl`). + // A genuine `.below` type always ends in `Sort _` after peeling foralls. + if lean_env + .get(&below_name) + .is_some_and(|ci| is_below_shaped(ci.get_type())) + { let _bt = std::time::Instant::now(); let below_consts = below::generate_below_constants( sorted_classes, &canonical_recs, lean_env, is_prop, - Some(stt), + stt, + kctx, )?; let _below_elapsed = _bt.elapsed(); for bc in &below_consts { @@ -234,7 +424,9 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( .and_then(|c| c.first()) .map(|n| n.pretty()) .unwrap_or_default(); - if _below_elapsed.as_secs_f32() + _brecon_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.3 { + if *crate::ix::compile::IX_TIMING + && _below_elapsed.as_secs_f32() + _brecon_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.3 + { eprintln!( "[gen_patches_detail] {:?} belowGen={:.2}s breconGen={:.2}s", _gen_label, @@ -251,7 +443,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( .and_then(|c| c.first()) .map(|n| n.pretty()) .unwrap_or_default(); - if _p1_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.5 { + if *crate::ix::compile::IX_TIMING && _p1_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.5 { eprintln!( "[gen_patches] {:?} recGen={:.2}s patches={}", _gen_label, @@ -260,8 +452,13 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( ); } - // Phase 4: .noConfusionType + .noConfusion — deferred to call-site surgery. - // See comment in Phase 1b/1c above. + // Note: `.noConfusion*`, `.ctorIdx`, `.ctorElim*`, `.ctor.inj*`, and + // similar auxiliaries are intentionally NOT regenerated here. Their values + // only invoke `.casesOn` (never `.rec` directly), and `.casesOn`'s public + // binder arity is invariant under alpha collapse. Compiling the original + // Lean definitions against our regenerated `.casesOn` produces correct + // results — verified end-to-end by the validate-aux roundtrip test. + // See the module-level documentation for the full classification. // Register patches for non-representative names (alpha-collapsed aliases). // Each alias gets deep-renamed: internal Const references to the @@ -330,7 +527,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( if has_nested { let n_canonical_aux = canonical_recs.len().saturating_sub(n_classes); let original_flat = - nested::build_compile_flat_block(&original_all, lean_env); + nested::build_compile_flat_block(&original_all, lean_env)?; let n_original_aux = original_flat.len().saturating_sub(n_original); if n_original_aux > 0 && n_canonical_aux > 0 { @@ -353,7 +550,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( let canonical_names: Vec = sorted_classes.iter().map(|c| c[0].clone()).collect(); let canonical_flat = - nested::build_compile_flat_block(&canonical_names, lean_env); + nested::build_compile_flat_block(&canonical_names, lean_env)?; // Map each original auxiliary to its canonical match. for oj in 0..n_original_aux { @@ -431,6 +628,25 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( Ok(patches) } +/// Check whether a type expression is shaped like a `.below` auxiliary. +/// +/// A genuine `.below` type is a forall telescope ending in `Sort _`: +/// `∀ {params} {motives} (indices) (major), Sort rlvl` +/// +/// This distinguishes `.below` auxiliaries from coincidental name collisions +/// like structure field accessors (e.g., `NewDecl.below : NewDecl → LocalDecl`). +fn is_below_shaped(typ: &LeanExpr) -> bool { + use crate::ix::env::ExprData; + let mut cur = typ; + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => cur = body, + ExprData::Sort(_, _) => return true, + _ => return false, + } + } +} + /// Extract the parent prefix from a Name. /// E.g., `A.rec` → `A`, `A.below` → `A`. fn _name_parent(name: &Name) -> Name { @@ -457,11 +673,11 @@ fn build_alias_name_map( map.insert(rep.clone(), alias.clone()); // Constructor names: positional mapping rep.ctor_i → alias.ctor_i. - let rep_ctors = match lean_env.get(rep) { + let rep_ctors = match lean_env.get(rep).as_deref() { Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; - let alias_ctors = match lean_env.get(alias) { + let alias_ctors = match lean_env.get(alias).as_deref() { Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; @@ -469,16 +685,11 @@ fn build_alias_name_map( map.insert(rc.clone(), ac.clone()); } - // Auxiliary suffixes. - for suffix in &[ - "rec", - "recOn", - "casesOn", - "below", - "brecOn", - "noConfusionType", - "noConfusion", - ] { + // Auxiliary suffixes that can appear as Const references inside patch + // expressions. We only list the ones we actually regenerate — auxiliaries + // we don't regenerate (`.noConfusion*`, `.ctorIdx`, etc.) are never + // emitted by this pipeline, so no rename entries are needed for them. + for suffix in &["rec", "recOn", "casesOn", "below", "brecOn"] { map.insert( Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()), Name::str(alias.clone(), suffix.to_string()), @@ -574,20 +785,6 @@ fn rename_patch( typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), }), - PatchedConstant::_NoConfusionType(d) => { - PatchedConstant::_NoConfusionType(AuxDef { - name: new_name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), - value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), - }) - }, - PatchedConstant::_NoConfusion(d) => PatchedConstant::_NoConfusion(AuxDef { - name: new_name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), - value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), - }), } } @@ -601,7 +798,7 @@ fn rename_patch( pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( below_consts: &[below::BelowConstant], sorted_classes: &[Vec], - lean_env: &std::sync::Arc, + lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index a764f955..ee1d2634 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ //! //! Follows `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean:59-108`. +use crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::{nat_to_usize, try_nat_to_usize}; use crate::ix::env::{ BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, ConstructorVal, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, InductiveVal, Level, LevelData, Name, RecursorVal, @@ -46,6 +47,13 @@ pub(crate) struct BelowIndc { pub n_params: usize, /// Number of indices: original inductive's indices + 1 (major premise). pub n_indices: usize, + /// Reflexive iff the parent inductive is reflexive — i.e., the parent has + /// at least one higher-order recursive IH field (`∀ ys, I args`). Such a + /// field translates to a higher-order `.below` IH (`∀ ys, I.below ... (h ys)`), + /// which makes `.below` itself reflexive. Lean's kernel uses this flag for + /// occurs-check / positivity; propagating it keeps the content hash aligned + /// with Lean's auto-generated `.below` via `IndPredBelow`. + pub is_reflexive: bool, pub typ: LeanExpr, pub ctors: Vec, } @@ -67,6 +75,20 @@ pub(crate) struct BelowCtor { /// /// `canonical_parent`: the representative inductive name (e.g., `BLE`) /// `lean_env`: to look up constructor names for both parent inductives +/// **Note on level params**: +/// we clone `canonical.level_params` verbatim without renaming, and only +/// rewrite `Const` *names* via `name_map`. This is correct by construction +/// because level params are formal bound variables scoped to the +/// `BelowIndc`: the aliased struct declares `level_params = [u₁..uₙ]` +/// and its body's `Level::param(u_i)` refs are consistent with those same +/// formal names. When an external caller invokes `.below.{v_i}`, +/// the kernel's `instantiate_level_params` binds each formal `u_i` to the +/// concrete `v_i` — identical to how the canonical `.below` works. +/// +/// This means alias blocks whose Lean-source level-param *names* differ +/// (`A.{u}` vs `B.{v}` collapsed to one class) roundtrip correctly: the +/// Ixon form uses formals `[u]` for both, and decompile re-emits those +/// formals. Lean-side naming is purely cosmetic metadata. pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( canonical: &BelowIndc, new_parent: &Name, @@ -77,13 +99,13 @@ pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( // Build a positional map from canonical parent ctor suffix → target parent ctor suffix. // e.g., BLE.ble → BLI.bli (both at position 0) - let canon_ctors = match lean_env.get(canonical_parent) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => &v.ctors, - _ => &vec![], + let canon_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(canonical_parent).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), + _ => vec![], }; - let target_ctors = match lean_env.get(new_parent) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => &v.ctors, - _ => &vec![], + let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(new_parent).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), + _ => vec![], }; // Build a complete name replacement map for expressions. @@ -146,6 +168,7 @@ pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( level_params: canonical.level_params.clone(), n_params: canonical.n_params, n_indices: canonical.n_indices, + is_reflexive: canonical.is_reflexive, typ: replace_const_names(&canonical.typ, &name_map), ctors: renamed_ctors, } @@ -169,7 +192,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], lean_env: &LeanEnv, is_prop: bool, - stt: Option<&crate::ix::compile::CompileState>, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); if n_classes == 0 || canonical_recs.is_empty() { @@ -182,9 +206,15 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( let (_, rec_val) = &canonical_recs[ci]; let class_rep = &sorted_classes[ci][0]; - let ind = match lean_env.get(class_rep) { + let ind_ref = lean_env.get(class_rep); + let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, - _ => continue, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: class_rep.pretty(), + caller: "generate_below_constants: class rep not an inductive".into(), + }); + }, }; let below_name = Name::str(ind.cnst.name.clone(), "below".to_string()); @@ -199,6 +229,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( n_classes, canonical_recs, stt, + kctx, )?; results.push(BelowConstant::Def(def)); } else { @@ -229,9 +260,17 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( let n_aux = canonical_recs.len().saturating_sub(n_classes); if n_aux > 0 { let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; - let first_ind = match lean_env.get(first_class_name) { + let first_ind_ref = lean_env.get(first_class_name); + let first_ind = match first_ind_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, - _ => return Ok(results), + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: first_class_name.pretty(), + caller: + "generate_below_constants: first class rep not an inductive" + .into(), + }); + }, }; // Lean hangs _N suffixed names off all[0] (first in source order), // not the canonical class representative. @@ -247,7 +286,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( // decompilation where lean_env is the incrementally-built work_env // and won't contain the constant we're about to generate). let exists = lean_env.contains_key(&below_name) - || stt.is_some_and(|s| s.env.named.contains_key(&below_name)); + || stt.env.named.contains_key(&below_name); if !exists { continue; } @@ -258,16 +297,23 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( // We need the external ind for the ilvl fallback path in // build_below_def, which uses ind.cnst.typ to extract the sort. let ext_ind = - extract_major_head_ind(aux_rec_val, lean_env).unwrap_or(first_ind); + extract_major_head_ind(aux_rec_val, lean_env).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!( + "below_{idx}: cannot extract head inductive from auxiliary recursor major premise", + ), + } + })?; let def = build_below_def( &below_name, aux_rec_val, - ext_ind, + &ext_ind, lean_env, n_classes, canonical_recs, stt, + kctx, )?; results.push(BelowConstant::Def(def)); } @@ -294,12 +340,13 @@ fn build_below_def( lean_env: &LeanEnv, n_classes: usize, canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], - _stt: Option<&crate::ix::compile::CompileState>, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result { - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params)?; + let n_motives = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives)?; + let n_minors = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors)?; + let n_indices = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_indices)?; let rec_level_params = &rec_val.cnst.level_params; let _ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; @@ -312,46 +359,32 @@ fn build_below_def( // let majorTypeType ← inferType (← inferType major) // let ilvl ← typeFormerTypeLevel majorTypeType // - // We replicate this by opening the recursor type into FVars, getting the - // major's type (an applied inductive), decomposing to get the head - // inductive, looking up its sort, and substituting the occurrence levels. - // This preserves Lean's level tree structure (no kernel normalization). + // We use TcScope::get_level(major_domain) which does exactly this: + // infers the type of the major's domain expression (getting Sort ilvl), + // then extracts ilvl. This matches Lean's approach of delegating to + // inferType rather than manually decomposing level trees. let ilvl = { let total = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices + 1; let (_fvars, decls, _) = forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, total, "blv", 0); + let major_domain = &decls[total - 1].domain; - // major's type in FVar form: e.g. `List(Doc.Part FVar_α FVar_β FVar_γ)` - // or `Doc.Part FVar_α FVar_β FVar_γ` for original below. - let major_type_fvar = &decls[total - 1].domain; - - // Decompose to get the head inductive and its level args. - let (head, _args) = super::expr_utils::decompose_apps(major_type_fvar); - - if let ExprData::Const(head_name, head_levels, _) = head.as_data() - && let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(head_ind)) = lean_env.get(head_name) - { - // Get the inductive's sort: peel params + indices from the type. - let head_n_params = head_ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let head_n_indices = head_ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let raw_sort = - get_ind_sort_level(&head_ind.cnst.typ, head_n_params + head_n_indices); - // Substitute the inductive's level params with the occurrence levels, - // then normalize to right-associated form to match Lean's inferType. - let result = normalize_level(&super::expr_utils::subst_level( - &raw_sort, - &head_ind.cnst.level_params, - head_levels, - )); - result - } else { - // Fallback: use parent inductive's sort level directly. - get_ind_sort_level(&ind.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices) - } + let ctx: Vec = decls[..total - 1].to_vec(); + let mut tc = + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&ctx, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); + tc.get_level(major_domain)? }; - // rlvl = max(ilvl, elim_level), normalized to match Lean's canonical form. - let rlvl = normalize_level(&level_max(&ilvl, &elim_level)); + // rlvl = mkLevelMax(ilvl, elim_level), matching Lean's BRecOn.lean:83: + // `let rlvl : Level := mkLevelMax ilvl lvl` + // mkLevelMax only eliminates zeros — no subsumption, no right-association. + let rlvl = if matches!(ilvl.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + elim_level.clone() + } else if matches!(elim_level.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + ilvl.clone() + } else { + Level::max(ilvl.clone(), elim_level.clone()) + }; // .below level params = same as .rec level params let below_level_params = rec_level_params.clone(); @@ -367,10 +400,11 @@ fn build_below_def( ind, lean_env, &rlvl, - &elim_level, n_classes, canonical_recs, - ); + stt, + kctx, + )?; Ok(BelowDef { name: below_name.clone(), @@ -385,14 +419,14 @@ fn build_below_def( /// The major premise is the last binder in the recursor type: /// `∀ params motives minors indices (t : ExtInd ...), motive ...` /// Returns the `InductiveVal` for the head constant of the major's domain. -fn extract_major_head_ind<'a>( +fn extract_major_head_ind( rec_val: &RecursorVal, - lean_env: &'a LeanEnv, -) -> Option<&'a InductiveVal> { - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Option { + let n_params = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params); + let n_motives = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives); + let n_minors = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors); + let n_indices = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_indices); let total = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices + 1; // Peel all binders to get the major premise's domain. @@ -409,28 +443,14 @@ fn extract_major_head_ind<'a>( }; let (head, _) = decompose_apps(major_dom); match head.as_data() { - ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => match lean_env.get(name) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => Some(v), + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => match lean_env.get(name).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => Some(v.clone()), _ => None, }, _ => None, } } -/// Extract the sort level from an inductive's type by peeling n foralls. -pub(super) fn get_ind_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Level { - let mut cur = typ.clone(); - for _ in 0..n { - if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - cur = body.clone(); - } - } - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => lvl.clone(), - _ => Level::zero(), - } -} - /// Build the `.below` type from the recursor type. /// /// Takes the recursor type `∀ params motives minors indices major, motive major` @@ -441,10 +461,10 @@ pub(super) fn get_ind_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Level { /// discards minor FVars, and re-closes with `mk_forall` which handles /// all BVar computation automatically. fn build_below_type(rec_val: &RecursorVal, rlvl: &Level) -> LeanExpr { - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params); + let n_motives = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives); + let n_minors = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors); + let n_indices = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_indices); // Open all rec type binders into FVars. let (_, param_decls, after_params) = @@ -483,14 +503,15 @@ fn build_below_value( _ind: &InductiveVal, _lean_env: &LeanEnv, rlvl: &Level, - elim_level: &Level, _n_classes: usize, _canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], -) -> LeanExpr { - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) -> Result { + let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params)?; + let n_motives = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives)?; + let n_minors = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors)?; + let n_indices = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_indices)?; // Open all rec type binders into FVars. let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = @@ -552,9 +573,19 @@ fn build_below_value( // Apply modified minors: for each minor, build the PProd chain. // The minor domains are in FVar form (params + motives substituted), // so field IH detection uses find_motive_fvar instead of BVar range checks. + // + // Create a TcScope for PProd level inference (matching Lean's mkPProd + // which calls getLevel on each operand). The outer context is + // param_decls + motive_decls; per-minor field decls are pushed inside. + let rec_level_params = &rec_val.cnst.level_params; + let outer_ctx: Vec = + param_decls.iter().chain(motive_decls.iter()).cloned().collect(); + let mut tc_scope = + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&outer_ctx, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); + for minor_dom in &minor_doms { let minor_arg = - build_below_minor(minor_dom, rlvl, elim_level, &motive_fvars); + build_below_minor(minor_dom, rlvl, &motive_fvars, &mut tc_scope)?; app = LeanExpr::app(app, minor_arg); } @@ -570,7 +601,7 @@ fn build_below_value( .chain(major_decls) .collect(); - mk_lambda(app, &all_decls) + Ok(mk_lambda(app, &all_decls)) } /// Count leading foralls (local helper to avoid name collision with @@ -608,10 +639,10 @@ fn build_below_indc( sorted_classes: &[Vec], _canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], ) -> Result { - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let _n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params)?; + let n_motives = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives)?; + let _n_minors = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors)?; + let n_indices = try_nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices)?; let below_n_params = n_params + n_motives; let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; @@ -637,22 +668,31 @@ fn build_below_indc( let mut _global_minor_idx = 0usize; for class_idx in 0..n_classes { let class_rep = &sorted_classes[class_idx][0]; - let class_ind = match lean_env.get(class_rep) { + let class_ind_ref = lean_env.get(class_rep); + let class_ind = match class_ind_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { - _global_minor_idx += 1; - continue; + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: class_rep.pretty(), + caller: format!( + "build_below_indc: class {} rep not an inductive", + class_idx + ), + }); }, }; for ctor_name in &class_ind.ctors { if class_idx == ci { // This ctor belongs to our class — build a .below ctor for it - let ctor = match lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + let ctor_ref = lean_env.get(ctor_name); + let ctor = match ctor_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => c, _ => { - _global_minor_idx += 1; - continue; + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: ctor_name.pretty(), + caller: "build_below_indc: constructor not found".into(), + }); }, }; @@ -681,6 +721,10 @@ fn build_below_indc( level_params: ind_level_params.clone(), // .below has same level params as parent (no elim level for Prop) n_params: below_n_params, n_indices: n_indices + 1, // original indices + major premise + // `.below` inherits reflexivity from the parent: any higher-order + // recursive field in the parent (the defining trait of a reflexive + // inductive) produces a higher-order `.below` IH field. + is_reflexive: ind.is_reflexive, typ: below_type, ctors, }) @@ -696,10 +740,10 @@ fn build_below_indc_type( rec_val: &RecursorVal, ind: &InductiveVal, ) -> LeanExpr { - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params); + let n_motives = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives); + let n_minors = nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors); + let n_indices = nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices); // Open all rec type binders into FVars. let (_, param_decls, after_params) = @@ -776,8 +820,8 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( .unwrap_or_else(|| ctor_name.components()); let below_ctor_name = below_name.append_components(&ctor_suffix); - let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_ctor_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_ctor_params = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_params); + let n_ctor_fields = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_fields); let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; // Extract original field binder names from the Lean-generated `.below` ctor @@ -785,11 +829,12 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( let orig_below_ctor_name = below_name.append_components(&ctor_suffix); let orig_field_names: Vec = lean_env .get(&orig_below_ctor_name) + .as_deref() .and_then(|ci| match ci { ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(cv) => { let mut names = Vec::new(); let mut ty = cv.cnst.typ.clone(); - let skip = cv.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let skip = nat_to_usize(&cv.num_params); for _ in 0..skip { if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = ty.as_data() { ty = body.clone(); @@ -853,7 +898,7 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( let all_ind_names: Vec<(Name, usize)> = (0..n_classes) .flat_map(|j| { sorted_classes[j].iter().filter_map(move |name| { - lean_env.get(name).map(|ci| match ci { + lean_env.get(name).as_deref().map(|ci| match ci { ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (v.cnst.name.clone(), j), _ => (name.clone(), j), }) @@ -989,10 +1034,21 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( } } -/// Transform `I_j args` (FVar-based) to `I_j.below params motives args major`. +/// Transform a recursive field type `∀ ys, I_j args` (FVar-based) to the +/// corresponding `.below` IH type `∀ ys, I_j.below params motives args (h ys)`. +/// +/// For a first-order recursive field `h : I_j args`, `inner_fvars` is empty +/// and the result is `I_j.below params motives args h`. /// -/// Handles forall wrapping: opens inner foralls, replaces head, adds -/// params + motives, re-closes. +/// For a higher-order recursive field `h : ∀ y₁ .. yₙ, I_j args`, the result +/// is `∀ y₁ .. yₙ, I_j.below params motives args (h y₁ .. yₙ)`. The inner +/// binders are re-closed with `mk_forall`. +/// +/// Matches `ihTypeToBelowType` at +/// `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/IndPredBelow.lean:71-75`: the motive fvar in the +/// minor-premise IH type is replaced by the `.below` constant applied to +/// params+motives, while the rest of the application spine (indices plus the +/// applied field) is preserved. fn transform_to_below_fvar( field_dom: &LeanExpr, target_j: usize, @@ -1010,7 +1066,7 @@ fn transform_to_below_fvar( // Decompose leaf: should be `I_j args...` (Const or FVar head) let (_head, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); - // Build: I_j.below params motives args major_applied + // Build: I_j.below params motives indices (major_fvar inner_fvars) let below_const = mk_const( &below_names[target_j], &level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect::>(), @@ -1018,19 +1074,22 @@ fn transform_to_below_fvar( let mut result = below_const; result = mk_app_n(result, param_fvars); result = mk_app_n(result, motive_fvars); - // Apply original args (skip first n_params, those are already in param_fvars) + // Apply original index args (skip the leading params) let n_params = param_fvars.len(); for a in args.iter().skip(n_params) { result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); } - // Apply inner forall args if present + // The `.below` major premise is the FIELD value, applied to the inner + // binders if the field is higher-order. Previously, the inner binders + // were spliced directly onto the spine of `.below` (overrunning its + // arity) and `major_fvar` was only applied in the first-order case — + // which produced `I_j.below params motives indices ys` instead of + // `I_j.below params motives indices (h ys)`. + let mut major_applied = major_fvar.clone(); if !inner_fvars.is_empty() { - result = mk_app_n(result, &inner_fvars); - } - // Apply the major (the field value itself) - if n_inner == 0 { - result = LeanExpr::app(result, major_fvar.clone()); + major_applied = mk_app_n(major_applied, &inner_fvars); } + result = LeanExpr::app(result, major_applied); // Re-close inner foralls if present if !inner_decls.is_empty() { @@ -1039,15 +1098,19 @@ fn transform_to_below_fvar( result } -/// Replace the head constant in a field domain with a motive FVar. +/// Replace the head constant in a recursive field domain with a motive FVar. +/// +/// For a first-order field `h : I_j params indices`, builds +/// `motive_fvar indices h`. /// -/// Given a field domain `I_j params... indices...`, build -/// `motive_fvar indices... major_fvar`. The motive does not take -/// parameters (they are global to the block), so the first -/// `num_params` arguments from the domain's application spine are -/// skipped. +/// For a higher-order field `h : ∀ y₁ .. yₙ, I_j params indices`, builds +/// `∀ y₁ .. yₙ, motive_fvar indices (h y₁ .. yₙ)`. The major is the FIELD +/// value applied to the inner binders, not the inner binders spliced onto +/// the motive's spine. /// -/// Handles forall wrapping for higher-order fields. +/// `num_params` is the parent inductive's parameter count — the leaf's +/// application spine is `[params..., indices...]`, so we skip the first +/// `num_params` to retain only the indices. fn replace_head_with_fvar( field_dom: &LeanExpr, motive_fvar: &LeanExpr, @@ -1060,19 +1123,21 @@ fn replace_head_with_fvar( let (_head, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); - // Build: motive_fvar indices... inner_fvars major_fvar - // The args from the field domain are: [params..., indices...]. - // The motive takes only (indices, major), so skip the first num_params. + // Build: motive_fvar indices... (major_fvar inner_fvars) let mut result = motive_fvar.clone(); for a in args.iter().skip(num_params) { result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); } + // The motive's major premise is `h` applied to the inner binders + // (or just `h` itself if the field is first-order). Previously the + // inner binders were applied directly to the motive spine and the + // `major_fvar` application was gated to `n_inner == 0`, which produced + // `motive indices ys` instead of `motive indices (h ys)`. + let mut major_applied = major_fvar.clone(); if !inner_fvars.is_empty() { - result = mk_app_n(result, &inner_fvars); - } - if n_inner == 0 { - result = LeanExpr::app(result, major_fvar.clone()); + major_applied = mk_app_n(major_applied, &inner_fvars); } + result = LeanExpr::app(result, major_applied); if !inner_decls.is_empty() { result = mk_forall(result, &inner_decls); @@ -1130,14 +1195,25 @@ fn detect_rec_target_class( fn build_below_minor( minor_dom: &LeanExpr, rlvl: &Level, - elim_level: &Level, motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], -) -> LeanExpr { + tc_scope: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, +) -> Result { // Open all field binders with forall_telescope. After this, field // domains reference motive FVars directly (no BVar arithmetic needed). + // + // Head-reduce each field's domain to match the shape Lean stores. When + // the parent inductive uses lambda-valued parameters (e.g. + // `β := λ_:α. Json` for `Internal.Impl α β`), a field like + // `v : (λ_:α. Json) k` is stored in Lean's .below value as `v : Json`. + // This is an empirical difference: the recursor's stored TYPE preserves + // the lambda redex, but the downstream `mkBelowFromRec` path reduces + // field binder types. Reducing here matches Lean's stored form exactly. let n_fields = count_foralls_expr(minor_dom); - let (field_fvars, field_decls, _return_type) = + let (field_fvars, mut field_decls, _return_type) = forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, "bwf", 0); + for decl in &mut field_decls { + decl.domain = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&decl.domain); + } // Classify fields: IH (head is motive FVar) vs non-IH. // For IH fields, also open inner foralls to detect higher-order pattern. @@ -1161,9 +1237,6 @@ fn build_below_minor( .map(|(decl, fvar)| { let is_ih = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, motive_fvars).is_some(); if is_ih { - // Open inner foralls in the domain to distinguish simple vs - // higher-order IH. For `motive x` → n_inner=0, leaf=motive x. - // For `∀ (a : Nat), motive (f a)` → n_inner=1, leaf=motive (f a). let n_inner = count_foralls_expr(&decl.domain); let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = forall_telescope(&decl.domain, n_inner, "bwi", 0); @@ -1188,65 +1261,78 @@ fn build_below_minor( }) .collect(); - // Build PProd entries from IH fields. - // Simple IH: PProd(motive_app, ih_fvar) - // Higher-order IH: ∀ (a₁..aₙ), PProd(motive_app_leaf, ih_fvar a₁..aₙ) + // Build lambda binders FIRST (before PProd construction): for IH fields, + // replace domain with `Sort rlvl`. We need these pushed into TcScope + // before inferring PProd levels. + let lam_decls: Vec = fields + .iter() + .map(|f| { + if f.is_ih { + let new_domain = if f.inner_decls.is_empty() { + LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()) + } else { + mk_forall(LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()), &f.inner_decls) + }; + LocalDecl { domain: new_domain, ..f.decl.clone() } + } else { + f.decl.clone() + } + }) + .collect(); + + // Push field decls (with replaced IH domains) into TcScope so that + // get_level can resolve the FVars in PProd operands. + tc_scope.push_locals(&lam_decls); + + // Build PProd entries from IH fields. Infer each PProd operand's + // level via TC — matches Lean's `mkPProd` (PProdN.lean:37-38), which + // calls `getLevel` on each operand. An earlier version accepted a + // `tc_scope: Option<&mut TcScope>` and silently fell back to the + // hardcoded `(elim_level, rlvl)` pair when the scope was `None`; that + // path was never live (no caller passed `None`) and has been removed + // to avoid masking genuine TC failures. let mut ih_entries: Vec = Vec::new(); for field in &fields { if field.is_ih && let Some(leaf) = &field.leaf_motive_app { if field.inner_decls.is_empty() { - // Simple IH: no inner foralls. - let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, leaf, &field.fvar); - ih_entries.push(pprod); + // Simple IH: PProd(motive_app, ih_fvar). + let lvl1 = tc_scope.get_level(leaf)?; + let lvl2 = tc_scope.get_level(&field.fvar)?; + ih_entries.push(mk_pprod(&lvl1, &lvl2, leaf, &field.fvar)); } else { - // Higher-order IH: distribute PProd inside the foralls. - // Entry: ∀ (a₁..aₙ), PProd(leaf, ih_fvar a₁..aₙ) + // Higher-order IH: ∀ (a₁..aₙ), PProd(leaf, ih_fvar a₁..aₙ). + tc_scope.push_locals(&field.inner_decls); let ih_applied = mk_app_n(field.fvar.clone(), &field.inner_fvars); - let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, rlvl, leaf, &ih_applied); - let entry = mk_forall(pprod, &field.inner_decls); - ih_entries.push(entry); + let lvl1 = tc_scope.get_level(leaf)?; + let lvl2 = tc_scope.get_level(&ih_applied)?; + tc_scope.pop_locals(&field.inner_decls); + let pprod = mk_pprod(&lvl1, &lvl2, leaf, &ih_applied); + ih_entries.push(mk_forall(pprod, &field.inner_decls)); } } } - // Pack IH entries following Lean's PProdN.pack convention: - // [] -> PUnit.{rlvl} - // [a] -> a - // [a,b] -> PProd a b - // [a,b,c] -> PProd a (PProd b c) + // Pack IH entries following Lean's PProdN.pack convention. + // Lean's genMk calls mkPProd per-pair, which infers levels from each operand. let body = if ih_entries.is_empty() { punit_const(rlvl) } else { let last = ih_entries.pop().unwrap(); - ih_entries - .iter() - .rev() - .fold(last, |acc, entry| mk_pprod(rlvl, rlvl, entry, &acc)) + let mut acc = last; + for entry in ih_entries.iter().rev() { + let lvl1 = tc_scope.get_level(entry)?; + let lvl2 = tc_scope.get_level(&acc)?; + acc = mk_pprod(&lvl1, &lvl2, entry, &acc); + } + acc }; - // Build lambda binders: for IH fields, replace domain with the - // appropriate below-data type. - // Simple IH: Sort rlvl - // Higher-order IH: ∀ (a₁..aₙ), Sort rlvl - let lam_decls: Vec = fields - .into_iter() - .map(|f| { - if f.is_ih { - let new_domain = if f.inner_decls.is_empty() { - LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()) - } else { - mk_forall(LeanExpr::sort(rlvl.clone()), &f.inner_decls) - }; - LocalDecl { domain: new_domain, ..f.decl } - } else { - f.decl - } - }) - .collect(); + // Pop field decls from TcScope. + tc_scope.pop_locals(&lam_decls); - mk_lambda(body, &lam_decls) + Ok(mk_lambda(body, &lam_decls)) } /// Compute the sort level of `PProd.{u, v}`, which is `Sort (max 1 u v)`. @@ -1351,34 +1437,16 @@ pub(super) fn level_max(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Level { Level::max(a.clone(), b.clone()) } -/// Normalize a level to Lean's canonical right-associated form. -/// - `max(max(a, b), c)` → `max(a, max(b, c))` -/// - Applied recursively to fully flatten and right-associate. -pub(super) fn normalize_level(lvl: &Level) -> Level { - match lvl.as_data() { - LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Param(_, _) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => { - lvl.clone() - }, - LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => mk_level_succ(&normalize_level(inner)), - LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { - let a = normalize_level(a); - let b = normalize_level(b); - // Right-associate: if a = max(a1, a2), flatten to max(a1, max(a2, b)) - if let LevelData::Max(a1, a2, _) = a.as_data() { - let inner = level_max(&normalize_level(a2), &b); - level_max(&normalize_level(a1), &normalize_level(&inner)) - } else { - level_max(&a, &b) - } - }, - LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => { - Level::imax(normalize_level(a), normalize_level(b)) - }, - } -} +// NOTE: a right-associating `normalize_level` used to live here but was +// never called — it was flagged as display/debugging-only and Lean's +// actual stored levels preserve left-association from occurrence-level +// trees. Removed in Round 4 cleanup. /// Convert a `KUniv` back to a `Level`, using `param_names` to recover /// `Param` names from de Bruijn indices. +/// +/// Uses raw `Level::succ` / `Level::max` to faithfully preserve the kernel's +/// level structure — no distribution of Succ over Max, no subsumption. pub(super) fn kuniv_to_level( u: &crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv, param_names: &[Name], @@ -1386,13 +1454,9 @@ pub(super) fn kuniv_to_level( use crate::ix::kernel::level::UnivData; match u.data() { UnivData::Zero(_) => Level::zero(), - UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { - mk_level_succ(&kuniv_to_level(inner, param_names)) - }, + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => Level::succ(kuniv_to_level(inner, param_names)), UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { - let la = kuniv_to_level(a, param_names); - let lb = kuniv_to_level(b, param_names); - level_max(&la, &lb) + Level::max(kuniv_to_level(a, param_names), kuniv_to_level(b, param_names)) }, UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => Level::imax( kuniv_to_level(a, param_names), diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs index 047cb46f..72ec5e7a 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ //! `.brecOn.go` uses PProd-wrapped motives; `.brecOn` projects first component. //! Reference: `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean:191-308` +use crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::try_nat_to_usize; use crate::ix::env::{ BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, InductiveVal, Level, LevelData, Name, RecursorVal, @@ -16,13 +17,13 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::below::{ - BelowConstant, get_ind_sort_level, level_max, mk_level_succ, mk_pprod, - mk_pprod_mk, mk_punit_unit, normalize_level, + BelowConstant, mk_level_succ, mk_pprod, mk_pprod_mk, mk_punit_unit, }; use super::expr_utils::{ - LocalDecl, decompose_apps, find_motive_fvar, forall_telescope, fresh_fvar, - instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, + LocalDecl, abstract_fvar, decompose_apps, find_motive_fvar, forall_telescope, + fresh_fvar, instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, + subst_fvar, }; /// A generated `.brecOn` definition (or `.brecOn.go`). @@ -59,9 +60,16 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( for ci in 0..n_classes.min(canonical_recs.len()).min(below_consts.len()) { let (_, rec_val) = &canonical_recs[ci]; let class_rep = &sorted_classes[ci][0]; - let ind = match lean_env.get(class_rep) { + let ind_ref = lean_env.get(class_rep); + let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, - _ => continue, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: class_rep.pretty(), + caller: "generate_brecon_constants: class rep not an inductive" + .into(), + }); + }, }; // Only generate brecOn for recursive inductives (matching Lean's guard: @@ -111,7 +119,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( if n_aux > 0 { // all[0] from the first class's inductive — Lean hangs _N names here. let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; - let all0 = match lean_env.get(first_class_name) { + let all0 = match lean_env.get(first_class_name).as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.all[0].clone(), _ => first_class_name.clone(), }; @@ -176,16 +184,23 @@ fn build_prop_brecon( sorted_classes: &[Vec], below_consts: &[BelowConstant], ) -> Result { - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params)?; + let n_motives = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives)?; + let n_minors = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors)?; + let n_indices = try_nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices)?; let ind_level_params = &ind.cnst.level_params; - // For Prop brecOn with large elimination (drec), substitute u -> Level::zero() + // For Prop brecOn with large elimination (drec), substitute u -> Level::zero(). + // Invariant: generate_canonical_recursors always prepends the elimination level + // as level_params[0] for large recursors (recursor.rs:192-194), so [0] is correct. let large_elim = rec_val.cnst.level_params.len() > ind_level_params.len(); let rec_val = if large_elim && !rec_val.cnst.level_params.is_empty() { let u_param = &rec_val.cnst.level_params[0]; + debug_assert!( + !ind_level_params.contains(u_param), + "elimination level param {:?} should not be in the inductive's own level params", + u_param.pretty(), + ); let mut rv = rec_val.clone(); rv.cnst.typ = subst_level_in_expr(&rv.cnst.typ, u_param, &Level::zero()); for rule in &mut rv.rules { @@ -205,17 +220,18 @@ fn build_prop_brecon( let below_ctor_names: Vec> = (0..n_classes) .map(|j| { - below_consts - .get(j) - .map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Indc(bi) => { - bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect() - }, - _ => vec![], - }) - .unwrap_or_default() + let bc = + below_consts.get(j).ok_or_else(|| CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!("prop brecOn: missing below constant for class {j}"), + })?; + Ok(match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(bi) => { + bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect() + }, + _ => vec![], + }) }) - .collect(); + .collect::, CompileError>>()?; // --- Phase 1: Open rec type into FVars --- let (param_fvars, param_decls, after_params) = @@ -347,8 +363,12 @@ fn build_prop_brecon( // Apply below_minors: for each ctor, build λ (fields) => below_ctor params motives args let mut global_ctor_idx = 0usize; for j in 0..n_classes { - let class_ctor_names: &[Name] = - below_ctor_names.get(j).map_or(&[], |v| v.as_slice()); + let class_ctor_names: &[Name] = below_ctor_names + .get(j) + .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!("prop brecOn: missing below ctor names for class {j}"), + })? + .as_slice(); for (cidx, below_ctor_name) in class_ctor_names.iter().enumerate() { if global_ctor_idx + cidx >= minor_doms.len() { @@ -435,16 +455,31 @@ fn build_prop_below_minor_fvar( field_decls.into_iter().zip(field_fvars.into_iter()).enumerate() { if let Some(j_prime) = find_motive_fvar(&decl.domain, motive_fvars) { - // IH field: replace domain with I_{j'}.below params motives args - let (_, dom_args) = decompose_apps(&decl.domain); - - // Build below domain: I_{j'}.below params motives dom_args - let mut below_dom = mk_const(&below_names[j_prime], ind_univs); - below_dom = mk_app_n(below_dom, param_fvars); - below_dom = mk_app_n(below_dom, motive_fvars); - for a in &dom_args { - below_dom = LeanExpr::app(below_dom, a.clone()); + // IH field. For a non-reflexive IH `motive args`, the new binder is + // just `I_{j'}.below params motives args`. For a reflexive IH + // `∀(inner), motive args`, the new binder preserves the forall + // structure: `∀(inner), I_{j'}.below params motives args`. + // + // This matches Lean's `ihTypeToBelowType` (IndPredBelow.lean:71-75), + // which walks the expression and replaces only the motive head. + let n_inner_foralls = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(&decl.domain); + let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = forall_telescope( + &decl.domain, + n_inner_foralls, + &format!("pbmp{fi}"), + 0, + ); + let (_, leaf_args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); + + // Build the leaf below application: I_{j'}.below params motives leaf_args + let mut below_leaf = mk_const(&below_names[j_prime], ind_univs); + below_leaf = mk_app_n(below_leaf, param_fvars); + below_leaf = mk_app_n(below_leaf, motive_fvars); + for a in &leaf_args { + below_leaf = LeanExpr::app(below_leaf, a.clone()); } + // Re-wrap with the original foralls (empty for non-reflexive). + let below_dom = mk_forall(below_leaf, &inner_decls); // Create ih FVar with below domain let (ih_fv_name, ih_fv) = fresh_fvar("pbmi", fi); @@ -459,35 +494,22 @@ fn build_prop_below_minor_fvar( // ih arg for below ctor ctor_args.push(ih_fv.clone()); - // proof arg: build F_{j'+1} applied to dom_args and ih - // For simple case: F_{j'} dom_args ih_fv - // For forall case: λ (forall_args) => F_{j'} dom_args_applied (ih_fv forall_args) - let n_inner_foralls = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(&decl.domain); + // proof arg: `F_{j'}` applied to leaf_args and `ih_fv applied to inner`. + // non-reflexive: F_{j'} leaf_args ih_fv + // reflexive: λ inner, F_{j'} leaf_args (ih_fv inner) let proof = if n_inner_foralls == 0 { - // Simple: F_{j'} dom_args ih_fv let mut p = f_fvars[j_prime].clone(); - for a in &dom_args { + for a in &leaf_args { p = LeanExpr::app(p, a.clone()); } LeanExpr::app(p, ih_fv) } else { - // Forall: λ (inner_args) => F_{j'} leaf_args (ih_fv inner_args) - let (inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = forall_telescope( - &decl.domain, - n_inner_foralls, - &format!("pbmp{fi}"), - 0, - ); - let (_, leaf_args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); - let mut p = f_fvars[j_prime].clone(); for a in &leaf_args { p = LeanExpr::app(p, a.clone()); } - // Apply (ih_fv inner_args) let ih_app = mk_app_n(ih_fv, &inner_fvars); p = LeanExpr::app(p, ih_app); - mk_lambda(p, &inner_decls) }; ctor_args.push(proof); @@ -518,53 +540,11 @@ fn build_prop_below_minor_fvar( /// finds the head constant of the major's type, looks it up in the /// environment, and peels foralls to get the resulting Sort level. /// -/// The raw sort level uses the external inductive's own level param names -/// (e.g., `w` for `List.{w}`), so we substitute with the actual universe -/// args from the Const node (e.g., `w → u` when the domain is `List.{u}`). -/// -/// Falls back to `Level::zero()` if the head constant cannot be resolved. -fn infer_ilvl_from_major(major_domain: &LeanExpr, lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> Level { - let (head, _) = decompose_apps(major_domain); - if let ExprData::Const(name, univs, _) = head.as_data() { - if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(iv)) = lean_env.get(name) { - let n_params = iv.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = iv.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let raw_level = get_ind_sort_level(&iv.cnst.typ, n_params + n_indices); - // Substitute the inductive's level params with the concrete universe args, - // then normalize to match the canonical form Lean's inferType produces. - return normalize_level(&super::expr_utils::subst_level( - &raw_level, - &iv.cnst.level_params, - univs, - )); - } - } - Level::zero() -} - -/// Infer the inductive sort level from a motive's type. -/// -/// A motive has type `∀ (indices...) (major : I_j args), Sort u`. -/// We peel foralls to the last domain (the major's type), then call -/// `infer_ilvl_from_major` to extract the sort level. -fn infer_ilvl_from_motive_domain( - motive_type: &LeanExpr, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> Level { - // Peel foralls to find the last domain (the major premise type). - let mut cur = motive_type.clone(); - let mut last_dom = cur.clone(); - loop { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - last_dom = dom.clone(); - cur = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - infer_ilvl_from_major(&last_dom, lean_env) -} +// NOTE: the previous fallback helpers `infer_ilvl_from_motive_domain`, +// `infer_ilvl_from_major`, and `get_ind_sort_level` (formerly in below.rs) +// were removed when we switched to propagating TcScope::get_level errors +// unconditionally — see the comment above `rlvls` in `build_type_brecon_fvar` +// for the rationale. /// Build Type-level `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn`, and `.brecOn.eq` (FVar-based). /// @@ -591,10 +571,10 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( // aux_gen.rs between Phase 2 and Phase 3. It contains PUnit, PProd, // parent inductives, and canonical .below types. - let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_minors = rec_val.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_indices = rec_val.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params)?; + let n_motives = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives)?; + let n_minors = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_minors)?; + let n_indices = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_indices)?; let rec_level_params = &rec_val.cnst.level_params; // Inductive-only level params (rec has [elim_level, ind_levels...]). let ind_level_params = &rec_level_params[1..]; @@ -658,16 +638,67 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( let major_fvar = &major_fvars[0]; // Compute per-motive rlvl: each member of the flat block may live in a - // different universe. Lean's mkPProd calls getLevel per-argument, which - // returns the below_j definition's stored sort level. We replicate this - // by computing ilvl_j from each motive's target inductive. - let rlvls: Vec = motive_decls - .iter() - .map(|md| { - let ilvl_j = infer_ilvl_from_motive_domain(&md.domain, lean_env); - normalize_level(&level_max(&ilvl_j, &elim_level)) - }) - .collect(); + // different universe. Lean (BRecOn.lean:215-220) computes ilvl via + // `inferType (← inferType major)` then `rlvl = mkLevelMax ilvl lvl`. + // We use TcScope::get_level on the major domain from each motive's type, + // which performs the same inferType + ensure_sort sequence. + // + // If `get_level` fails, we propagate the error rather than silently + // falling back to `infer_ilvl_from_motive_domain`. The fallback uses a + // different universe-construction path than Lean and can produce + // structurally-different Level trees; silently masking a TC failure + // here leads to `PProd` universe mismatches later that are + // hard-to-diagnose. A TC failure here is almost always a sign that + // `canon_kenv` is missing a dependency — fix the root cause, don't + // paper over it. + let rlvls: Vec = { + // Create a temporary TcScope with params + motives context for ilvl inference. + let ilvl_ctx: Vec = + param_decls.iter().chain(motive_decls.iter()).cloned().collect(); + let mut ilvl_tc = + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&ilvl_ctx, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); + + motive_decls + .iter() + .map(|md| -> Result { + // Peel foralls from the motive type to find the major domain, + // then infer its sort level via TC. + let n_motive_args = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(&md.domain); + let (_ifvs, idcls, _) = + forall_telescope(&md.domain, n_motive_args, "ilvl_m", 0); + // The major domain is the last binder's domain. + let major_dom = if let Some(last) = idcls.last() { + &last.domain + } else { + &md.domain + }; + + ilvl_tc.push_locals(&idcls); + let ilvl_j = ilvl_tc.get_level(major_dom).map_err(|e| { + CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!( + "brecOn ilvl inference failed for motive at class {ci}: \ + TcScope::get_level on major domain returned {e:?}. \ + This typically means `canon_kenv` is missing a \ + required inductive — check that Phase 2 (populate_canon_kenv_with_below) \ + ran before brecOn generation", + ), + } + })?; + ilvl_tc.pop_locals(&idcls); + + // Match Lean's BRecOn.lean:220: `mkLevelMax ilvl lvl` — raw Level.max + // with only zero elimination. + Ok(if matches!(ilvl_j.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + elim_level.clone() + } else if matches!(elim_level.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + ilvl_j + } else { + Level::max(ilvl_j, elim_level.clone()) + }) + }) + .collect::, _>>()? + }; // The target's rlvl is used for the rec universe arg and go return type. let rlvl = &rlvls[ci]; @@ -737,7 +768,19 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( // --- Phase 3: Build .brecOn.go --- + // Create ONE TcScope for the entire .go construction. Start with + // params + motives; push/pop indices/major/F-binders as needed. + // This matches Lean's mkPProd/mkPProdMk which infer levels via getLevel. + let base_ctx: Vec = + param_decls.iter().chain(motive_decls.iter()).cloned().collect(); + let mut rtc = + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&base_ctx, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); + // go return type: PProd (motive_ci indices major) (below_ci params motives indices major) + // Infer levels via TC with indices + major in scope. + rtc.push_locals(&index_decls); + rtc.push_locals(&major_decls); + let motive_ci_app = mk_app_n( mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), &index_fvars), std::slice::from_ref(major_fvar), @@ -752,7 +795,13 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( ), std::slice::from_ref(major_fvar), ); - let go_ret_type = mk_pprod(&elim_level, &rlvl, &motive_ci_app, &below_ci_app); + let go_ret_lvl1 = rtc.get_level(&motive_ci_app)?; + let go_ret_lvl2 = rtc.get_level(&below_ci_app)?; + let go_ret_type = + mk_pprod(&go_ret_lvl1, &go_ret_lvl2, &motive_ci_app, &below_ci_app); + + rtc.pop_locals(&major_decls); + rtc.pop_locals(&index_decls); // go value: I.rec.{rlvl, lvls...} params [modified_motives] [modified_minors] indices major let mut go_val = mk_const(&rec_val.cnst.name, &{ @@ -770,6 +819,8 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( let nma = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(mt); let (ifvs, idcls, _) = forall_telescope(mt, nma, &format!("tbgm{j}"), 0); + rtc.push_locals(&idcls); + let m_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[j].clone(), &ifvs); let b_app = mk_app_n( mk_app_n( @@ -778,30 +829,29 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( ), &ifvs, ); - let pprod_body = mk_pprod(&elim_level, &rlvls[j], &m_app, &b_app); + let mm_lvl1 = rtc.get_level(&m_app)?; + let mm_lvl2 = rtc.get_level(&b_app)?; + let pprod_body = mk_pprod(&mm_lvl1, &mm_lvl2, &m_app, &b_app); + + rtc.pop_locals(&idcls); + go_val = LeanExpr::app(go_val, mk_lambda(pprod_body, &idcls)); } - // Create ONE TypeChecker for all minor premises. The outer FVar context - // (params, motives, indices, major, F-binders) is pushed once; per-minor - // lambda binders are pushed/popped via the ReusableTC API. The TC's - // inference cache compounds across all minors. - let outer_fvar_ctx: Vec = param_decls - .iter() - .chain(motive_decls.iter()) - .chain(index_decls.iter()) - .chain(major_decls.iter()) - .chain(f_decls.iter()) - .cloned() - .collect(); - let mut rtc = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( - &outer_fvar_ctx, - rec_level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); + // Push remaining context (indices, major, F-binders) for minor premises. + rtc.push_locals(&index_decls); + rtc.push_locals(&major_decls); + rtc.push_locals(&f_decls); - // Apply modified minors: for each ctor, build PProd-packed minor + // Apply modified minors: for each ctor, build PProd-packed minor. + // + // All minors share a single `rlvl` — the one derived from the recursor's + // single major premise. This matches Lean's BRecOn.lean where `rlvl` is + // computed once outside the per-minor loop and threaded through + // `buildBRecOnMinorPremise`. Using per-motive rlvls here (via + // `rlvls[ret_motive_idx]`) would produce syntactically different (but + // semantically equal) universe levels for `PUnit.unit` in nil-type + // minors, breaking alpha-congruence with Lean's original. for minor_dom in &minor_doms { let minor = build_type_minor_premise_fvar( minor_dom, @@ -810,8 +860,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( &f_fvars, &below_names, &rec_univs, - &elim_level, - &rlvls, + rlvl, &mut rtc, )?; go_val = LeanExpr::app(go_val, minor); @@ -853,10 +902,8 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( // NestedParam.RoseA α: List.casesOn needs (α := RoseA α). let cases_on_spec: Vec = if ci >= n_classes { let (_, major_args) = decompose_apps(&major_decls[0].domain); - let ext_n_params = match lean_env.get(&target_ind_name) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { - v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize - }, + let ext_n_params = match lean_env.get(&target_ind_name).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => try_nat_to_usize(&v.num_params)?, _ => 0, }; major_args.into_iter().take(ext_n_params).collect() @@ -931,17 +978,32 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], below_names: &[Name], rec_univs: &[Level], - elim_level: &Level, - rlvls: &[Level], + // The single `rlvl` derived from the recursor's single major premise. + // Lean's `buildBRecOnMinorPremise` threads this one value through all + // minors — it is NOT specialised per motive. + rlvl: &Level, rtc: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, ) -> Result { let n_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); - let (field_fvars, field_decls, return_type) = + let (field_fvars, mut field_decls, return_type) = forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_fields, "tmf", 0); + // Head-reduce field domains to match Lean's stored .brecOn.go shape. + // Same rationale as `build_below_minor`: Lean's `mkBRecOnFromRec` goes + // through `mkLambdaFVars` which effectively normalises lambda-application + // redexes in field binder types, even though the underlying recursor + // stores them unreduced. Without this reduction, a field like + // `v : (λ_:α. Json) k` would be rendered `λ v:(λ_.Json) k. …` in our + // generated .brecOn.go, while Lean stores `λ v:Json. …`. + for decl in &mut field_decls { + decl.domain = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&decl.domain); + } + // Determine which class the return type targets - let ret_motive_idx = - find_motive_fvar(&return_type, motive_fvars).unwrap_or(0); + let ret_motive_idx = find_motive_fvar(&return_type, motive_fvars) + .ok_or_else(|| CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: "brecOn minor: return type has no motive fvar head".into(), + })?; // Classify fields and build modified binders let mut lambda_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -959,9 +1021,8 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( motive_fvars, below_names, rec_univs, - elim_level, - rlvls, - ); + rtc, + )?; let (ih_fv_name, ih_fv) = fresh_fvar("tmih", fi); lambda_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: ih_fv_name, @@ -979,57 +1040,39 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( // Build PProdN.mk of prod entries (right-fold of VALUES, not types). // - // Sort levels are computed structurally (not via TC) to match Lean's - // un-normalized forms. PProd.{u,v} lives in Sort(max 1 u v), PUnit.{u} - // lives in Sort(u). We track (value, type, sort_level) through the fold. - let rlvl = &rlvls[ret_motive_idx]; - - // Compute the sort level of an IH field's PProd domain. - // The domain is PProd.{elim, rlvls[j']}(motive args, below args). - // PProd.{u,v} : Sort (max 1 u v), left-associated as max(max(1,u),v). - // This structural form must match Lean's getLevel output exactly. - let pprod_sort = |u: &Level, v: &Level| -> Level { - level_max(&level_max(&mk_level_succ(&Level::zero()), u), v) - }; - let ih_sort = |decl_idx: usize| -> Level { - let orig_dom = &lambda_decls[decl_idx].domain; - let j_prime = - find_motive_fvar(orig_dom, motive_fvars).unwrap_or(ret_motive_idx); - pprod_sort(elim_level, &rlvls[j_prime]) - }; + // Lean's mkPProdMk (PProdN.lean:44-53) infers universe levels from the + // types via getLevel. We use the TcScope to do the same. Push the lambda + // decls (with replaced IH domains) into the TC so FVars resolve correctly. + + rtc.push_locals(&lambda_decls); - let (b, b_type, b_sort) = if prod_entries.is_empty() { + let (b, b_type) = if prod_entries.is_empty() { // PUnit.{rlvl} : Sort rlvl let punit_ty = super::below::punit_const(rlvl); - (mk_punit_unit(rlvl), punit_ty, rlvl.clone()) + (mk_punit_unit(rlvl), punit_ty) } else if prod_entries.len() == 1 { let fv = prod_entries[0].0.clone(); let ty = lambda_decls[prod_entries[0].1].domain.clone(); - let sort = ih_sort(prod_entries[0].1); - (fv, ty, sort) + (fv, ty) } else { // Right-fold with mk_pprod_mk (value-level PProd packing). - // Track sort level structurally: PProd.{u,v} has sort max 1 u v. + // Infer levels per-pair via TC, matching Lean's mkPProdMk. let last_idx = prod_entries.len() - 1; let last_fv = prod_entries[last_idx].0.clone(); let last_ty = lambda_decls[prod_entries[last_idx].1].domain.clone(); - let last_sort = ih_sort(prod_entries[last_idx].1); let mut fold_val = last_fv; let mut fold_ty = last_ty; - let mut fold_sort = last_sort; for (fv, decl_idx) in prod_entries[..last_idx].iter().rev() { let fv_ty = lambda_decls[*decl_idx].domain.clone(); - let fv_sort = ih_sort(*decl_idx); + let fv_sort = rtc.get_level(&fv_ty)?; + let fold_sort = rtc.get_level(&fold_ty)?; let packed = mk_pprod_mk(&fv_sort, &fold_sort, &fv_ty, &fold_ty, fv, &fold_val); let packed_ty = mk_pprod(&fv_sort, &fold_sort, &fv_ty, &fold_ty); - // Sort of PProd.{fv_sort, fold_sort} = max(max(1, fv_sort), fold_sort) - let packed_sort = pprod_sort(&fv_sort, &fold_sort); fold_val = packed; fold_ty = packed_ty; - fold_sort = packed_sort; } - (fold_val, fold_ty, fold_sort) + (fold_val, fold_ty) }; // Build the conclusion: PProd.mk (F_{ret_idx} ret_args b) b @@ -1045,10 +1088,13 @@ fn build_type_minor_premise_fvar( // motive_ci ret_args — this is the type of (F ret_args b) let motive_app = mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ret_motive_idx].clone(), &ret_args); - // The outer PProd.mk wraps (F result, b) where: - // type_a = motive_app (: Sort elim_level) - // type_b = b_type (the PProdN-packed type : Sort b_sort) - let body = mk_pprod_mk(elim_level, &b_sort, &motive_app, &b_type, &f_app, &b); + // The outer PProd.mk wraps (F result, b). + // Infer levels via TC, matching Lean's mkPProdMk (PProdN.lean:44-53). + let lvl_a = rtc.get_level(&motive_app)?; + let lvl_b = rtc.get_level(&b_type)?; + let body = mk_pprod_mk(&lvl_a, &lvl_b, &motive_app, &b_type, &f_app, &b); + + rtc.pop_locals(&lambda_decls); Ok(mk_lambda(body, &lambda_decls)) } @@ -1065,17 +1111,17 @@ fn replace_motive_with_pprod_fvar( motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], below_names: &[Name], rec_univs: &[Level], - elim_level: &Level, - rlvls: &[Level], -) -> LeanExpr { + rtc: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, +) -> Result { let n_inner = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(dom); let (_inner_fvars, inner_decls, leaf) = forall_telescope(dom, n_inner, "tpp", 0); - let j_prime = find_motive_fvar(&leaf, motive_fvars).unwrap_or(0); - // `leaf` is e.g. `motive_j idx1 idx2 major` — decompose_apps gives us - // the head (motive_j) and all args including inner FVars (indices + major). - // Do NOT also apply inner_fvars separately — that double-applies them. + let j_prime = find_motive_fvar(&leaf, motive_fvars).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: "brecOn pprod: leaf expression has no motive fvar head".into(), + } + })?; let (_, args) = decompose_apps(&leaf); // motive_app: motive_fvars[j'] args @@ -1092,9 +1138,135 @@ fn replace_motive_with_pprod_fvar( below_app = LeanExpr::app(below_app, a.clone()); } - let pprod = mk_pprod(elim_level, &rlvls[j_prime], &motive_app, &below_app); + // Infer PProd levels via TC, matching Lean's mkPProd (PProdN.lean:37-38). + if !inner_decls.is_empty() { + rtc.push_locals(&inner_decls); + } + let lvl1 = rtc.get_level(&motive_app)?; + let lvl2 = rtc.get_level(&below_app)?; + if !inner_decls.is_empty() { + rtc.pop_locals(&inner_decls); + } + + let pprod = mk_pprod(&lvl1, &lvl2, &motive_app, &below_app); + + Ok(if inner_decls.is_empty() { + pprod + } else { + mk_forall(pprod, &inner_decls) + }) +} + +/// Build `@Eq.{u} α a b`. +fn mk_eq(u: &Level, alpha: &LeanExpr, a: &LeanExpr, b: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + let eq = mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(u), + ); + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(eq, alpha.clone()), a.clone()), + b.clone(), + ) +} + +/// Build `@Eq.refl.{u} α a : Eq.{u} α a a`. +fn mk_eq_refl(u: &Level, alpha: &LeanExpr, a: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + let eq_refl = mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), "refl".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(u), + ); + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(eq_refl, alpha.clone()), a.clone()) +} + +/// Build `@Eq.symm.{u} α a b h : Eq b a` given `h : Eq a b`. +fn mk_eq_symm( + u: &Level, + alpha: &LeanExpr, + a: &LeanExpr, + b: &LeanExpr, + h: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let eq_symm = mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), "symm".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(u), + ); + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(eq_symm, alpha.clone()), a.clone()), + b.clone(), + ), + h.clone(), + ) +} + +/// Build `@Eq.ndrec.{u_1, u_2} α a motive prf b h : motive b`. +/// +/// `u_1` is the motive's result universe, `u_2` is the type `α`'s universe. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn mk_eq_ndrec( + u1: &Level, + u2: &Level, + alpha: &LeanExpr, + a: &LeanExpr, + motive: &LeanExpr, + prf: &LeanExpr, + b: &LeanExpr, + h: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let ndrec = mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), "ndrec".to_string()), + &[u1.clone(), u2.clone()], + ); + mk_app_n( + ndrec, + &[ + alpha.clone(), + a.clone(), + motive.clone(), + prf.clone(), + b.clone(), + h.clone(), + ], + ) +} + +/// Build `@HEq.{u} α a β b`. +fn mk_heq( + u: &Level, + alpha: &LeanExpr, + a: &LeanExpr, + beta: &LeanExpr, + b: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let heq = mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::anon(), "HEq".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(u), + ); + mk_app_n(heq, &[alpha.clone(), a.clone(), beta.clone(), b.clone()]) +} + +/// Build `@HEq.refl.{u} α a : HEq a a`. +fn mk_heq_refl(u: &Level, alpha: &LeanExpr, a: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + let heq_refl = mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "HEq".to_string()), "refl".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(u), + ); + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(heq_refl, alpha.clone()), a.clone()) +} - if inner_decls.is_empty() { pprod } else { mk_forall(pprod, &inner_decls) } +/// Build `@eq_of_heq.{u} α a b h : Eq a b` given `h : HEq a b`. +fn mk_eq_of_heq( + u: &Level, + alpha: &LeanExpr, + a: &LeanExpr, + b: &LeanExpr, + h: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let eq_of_heq = mk_const( + &Name::str(Name::anon(), "eq_of_heq".to_string()), + std::slice::from_ref(u), + ); + mk_app_n(eq_of_heq, &[alpha.clone(), a.clone(), b.clone(), h.clone()]) } /// Build `.brecOn.eq` type and value (FVar-based). @@ -1178,17 +1350,41 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( let eq_type = mk_forall(eq_type_body, all_decls); - // --- Value --- - // Build via casesOn (matching Lean's `cases` tactic + `refl`). - // casesOn has binder order: params, motive, indices, major, minors - // (different from rec's: params, motives, minors, indices, major) - // Only the target motive (ci) and target minors are present. - let cases_on_name = Name::str(target_ind_name.clone(), "casesOn".to_string()); + // Target constructor list and counts, needed by both the simple and + // generalized value paths. + let ctor_counts: Vec = motive_decls + .iter() + .map(|md| { + let mut ty = md.domain.clone(); + let mut last_dom = ty.clone(); + loop { + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { + last_dom = dom.clone(); + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&last_dom); + match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) | ExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { + match lean_env.get(name).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + } + }, + _ => 0, + } + }) + .collect(); + let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(target_ind_name).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), + _ => vec![], + }; + let minor_offset: usize = ctor_counts[..ci].iter().sum(); - // casesOn universe: [Level::zero(), target_ind_lvls...] for Prop elimination. - // Extract the target inductive's levels from the major type's head const. - // For originals this gives the block's ind_univs; for nested auxiliaries - // it gives the occurrence levels (e.g., List.{0}). + // casesOn universe args (shared between simple and indexed paths). let eq_cases_univs: Vec = { let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&_major_decls[0].domain); if let ExprData::Const(_, lvls, _) = head.as_data() { @@ -1199,6 +1395,59 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( .collect() } }; + let cases_on_name = Name::str(target_ind_name.clone(), "casesOn".to_string()); + + // --- Indexed path --- + // + // When the target inductive has indices, Lean's `cases` tactic + // generalizes them with `Eq` proofs and the major with an `HEq` proof + // before applying `casesOn`. Each minor then proves the original goal + // via a chain of `Eq.ndrec` applications that rewrite the outer indices + // into the constructor's return indices, and one final `Eq.ndrec` that + // rewrites the outer major into the constructor-applied value via + // `Eq.symm ∘ eq_of_heq`. + // + // See `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean::generalizeIndices'` + // and `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Induction.lean` for Lean's + // construction. + let n_indices = _index_decls.len(); + if n_indices > 0 { + let eq_value_opt = build_indexed_eq_value( + ci, + &target_ctors, + brecon_name, + go_name, + rec_univs, + param_fvars, + motive_fvars, + motive_decls, + index_fvars, + _index_decls, + major_fvars, + _major_decls, + f_fvars, + all_decls, + minor_doms, + &ctor_counts, + minor_offset, + elim_level, + &cases_on_name, + &eq_cases_univs, + cases_on_spec_params, + ); + if let Some(eq_value) = eq_value_opt { + return Some((eq_type, eq_value)); + } + // Fall through to the simple path if the indexed construction + // couldn't be completed (e.g., missing ctor info). + } + + // --- Simple value path (non-indexed) --- + // Build via casesOn (matching Lean's `cases` tactic + `refl`). + // casesOn has binder order: params, motive, indices, major, minors + // (different from rec's: params, motives, minors, indices, major) + // Only the target motive (ci) and target minors are present. + let mut eq_val = mk_const(&cases_on_name, &eq_cases_univs); if !cases_on_spec_params.is_empty() { @@ -1264,45 +1513,8 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( // For casesOn, minor fields have IH stripped — only non-recursive fields remain. // Each minor body is Eq.refl. // - // Derive constructor counts per flat block member from motive types. - // This works for both original classes and nested auxiliary members. - let ctor_counts: Vec = motive_decls - .iter() - .map(|md| { - // The motive type is ∀ indices (major : I_j ...), Sort u. - // Peel foralls to find the major domain, then extract head constant. - let mut ty = md.domain.clone(); - let mut last_dom = ty.clone(); - loop { - match ty.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - last_dom = dom.clone(); - ty = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&last_dom); - match head.as_data() { - ExprData::Const(name, _, _) | ExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { - match lean_env.get(name) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), - _ => 0, - } - }, - _ => 0, - } - }) - .collect(); - - let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(target_ind_name) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), - _ => vec![], - }; - - // Find which minor_doms belong to target class ci. - // minor_doms are ordered by flat block member: member_0 ctors, member_1 ctors, etc. - let minor_offset: usize = ctor_counts[..ci].iter().sum(); + // `ctor_counts`, `target_ctors`, and `minor_offset` were computed before + // branching into the indexed path. for (ctor_idx, _ctor_name) in target_ctors.iter().enumerate() { let mi = minor_offset + ctor_idx; @@ -1314,9 +1526,18 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( // Open minor fields. In FVar form, IH fields have motive FVars as heads. // casesOn strips IH fields, so we only open non-IH fields. let n_minor_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); - let (_mfield_fvars, mfield_decls, minor_ret) = + let (_mfield_fvars, mut mfield_decls, minor_ret) = forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_minor_fields, &format!("tbeqf{mi}"), 0); + // Head-reduce field domains — same rationale as `build_below_minor` and + // `build_type_minor_premise_fvar`. Lean's stored .brecOn.eq value reduces + // lambda-application redexes in field binder types (e.g. `v : (λ_:α. Json) k` + // becomes `v : Json`). Without this we end up with a structural mismatch + // on the binder types of minors for nested auxiliaries. + for decl in &mut mfield_decls { + decl.domain = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&decl.domain); + } + // Filter to non-IH fields only (casesOn strips IH) let non_ih_decls: Vec = mfield_decls .into_iter() @@ -1358,6 +1579,819 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( Some((eq_type, eq_value)) } +// ========================================================================= +// Indexed-inductive `.brecOn.eq` value construction +// ========================================================================= + +/// Build the value of `.brecOn.eq` for an indexed inductive. +/// +/// Replicates the output of Lean's `cases` tactic applied to an indexed +/// inductive: `generalizeIndices` followed by `casesOn` with one `refl` +/// per case. See `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean`. +/// +/// ```text +/// casesOn.{0} (spec_params | params) +/// (λ new_idxs new_major. +/// ∀h_0:Eq _ outer_idx_0 new_idx_0. … +/// ∀h_major:HEq (I outer_idxs) outer_major (I new_idxs) new_major. +/// Eq (motive outer_idxs outer_major) +/// (brecOn motive outer_idxs outer_major F_1) +/// (F_1 outer_idxs outer_major (go … F_1).2)) +/// outer_idxs… outer_major +/// minor_1 … minor_N +/// (Eq.refl outer_idx_0) … (HEq.refl outer_major) +/// ``` +/// +/// Each minor's body chains `Eq.ndrec` over each index, then one final +/// `Eq.ndrec` for the major discharged via `Eq.symm ∘ eq_of_heq`. When +/// `ret_args[i]` is an expression (not a bound fvar), the intermediate +/// motive adds an extra major binder that is consumed by applying the +/// `Eq.ndrec` result to the outer major. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_indexed_eq_value( + ci: usize, + target_ctors: &[Name], + brecon_name: &Name, + go_name: &Name, + rec_univs: &[Level], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + _motive_decls: &[LocalDecl], + index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + index_decls: &[LocalDecl], + major_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + major_decls: &[LocalDecl], + f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + all_decls: &[LocalDecl], + minor_doms: &[LeanExpr], + _ctor_counts: &[usize], + minor_offset: usize, + elim_level: &Level, + cases_on_name: &Name, + cases_on_univs: &[Level], + cases_on_spec_params: &[LeanExpr], +) -> Option { + let n_indices = index_decls.len(); + let outer_major = &major_fvars[0]; + let major_type = &major_decls[0].domain; + + // Use level 1 for generalization Eq/HEq types. All inductives with + // indices generating `.brecOn.eq` live in `Type` (Sort 1); if we ever + // encounter `Sort 0` indices we will need per-index precomputed levels. + let one = Level::succ(Level::zero()); + + // Extract the FVar names for outer indices and major so we can abstract + // them into new-index / new-major binders. + let index_fvar_names: Vec = index_fvars + .iter() + .filter_map(|e| match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some(n.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if index_fvar_names.len() != n_indices { + return None; + } + let major_fvar_name = match outer_major.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => n.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + + // OUTER_Eq_body: `Eq (motive outer_idxs outer_major) (brecOn …) (F_1 …)` + let outer_eq_body = { + let all_fvars_outer: Vec = param_fvars + .iter() + .chain(motive_fvars.iter()) + .chain(index_fvars.iter()) + .chain(std::iter::once(outer_major)) + .chain(f_fvars.iter()) + .cloned() + .collect(); + let brecon_app = + mk_app_n(mk_const(brecon_name, rec_univs), &all_fvars_outer); + let go_app = mk_app_n(mk_const(go_name, rec_univs), &all_fvars_outer); + let go_snd = LeanExpr::proj( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), + Nat::from(1u64), + go_app, + ); + let motive_ci_app = mk_app_n( + mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), index_fvars), + std::slice::from_ref(outer_major), + ); + let mut f_ci_app = f_fvars[ci].clone(); + f_ci_app = mk_app_n(f_ci_app, index_fvars); + f_ci_app = LeanExpr::app(f_ci_app, outer_major.clone()); + f_ci_app = LeanExpr::app(f_ci_app, go_snd); + mk_eq(elim_level, &motive_ci_app, &brecon_app, &f_ci_app) + }; + + // --- Build motive_wrapped: λ new_idxs new_major. ∀h_i. ∀h_major. OUTER_Eq_body --- + let mut new_idx_decls: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); + let mut new_idx_fvars: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); + for (i, idx_decl) in index_decls.iter().enumerate() { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("ieq_ni", i); + new_idx_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: idx_decl.binder_name.clone(), + domain: idx_decl.domain.clone(), + info: idx_decl.info.clone(), + }); + new_idx_fvars.push(fv); + } + let new_major_type = + build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, &new_idx_fvars); + let (new_major_name, new_major_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_nm", 0); + let new_major_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: new_major_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "x".to_string()), + domain: new_major_type.clone(), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let mut mw_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (i, idx_decl) in index_decls.iter().enumerate() { + let eq_ty = + mk_eq(&one, &idx_decl.domain, &index_fvars[i], &new_idx_fvars[i]); + let (h_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_h", i); + mw_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: h_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: eq_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + } + let heq_ty = + mk_heq(&one, major_type, outer_major, &new_major_type, &new_major_fvar); + let (hm_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm", 0); + mw_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: hm_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: heq_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + let mw_body = mk_forall(outer_eq_body.clone(), &mw_decls); + let mut motive_binders: Vec = new_idx_decls.clone(); + motive_binders.push(new_major_decl.clone()); + let motive_wrapped = mk_lambda(mw_body, &motive_binders); + + // --- casesOn head with params + motive + outer indices + outer major --- + let mut eq_val = mk_const(cases_on_name, cases_on_univs); + if !cases_on_spec_params.is_empty() { + eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, cases_on_spec_params); + } else { + eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, param_fvars); + } + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, motive_wrapped); + eq_val = mk_app_n(eq_val, index_fvars); + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, outer_major.clone()); + + // --- Build each minor --- + for (ctor_idx, _ctor_name) in target_ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let mi = minor_offset + ctor_idx; + if mi >= minor_doms.len() { + break; + } + let minor_dom = &minor_doms[mi]; + + let n_minor_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); + let (_mfield_fvars, mut mfield_decls, minor_ret) = + forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_minor_fields, &format!("ieqf{mi}"), 0); + for decl in &mut mfield_decls { + decl.domain = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&decl.domain); + } + let non_ih_decls: Vec = mfield_decls + .into_iter() + .filter(|d| find_motive_fvar(&d.domain, motive_fvars).is_none()) + .collect(); + + // minor_ret has shape `motive_ci `, so the first + // `n_indices` arguments after the motive head are the ret_idxs. The + // last argument (the major) is a full ctor-applied term, constructed + // by us separately as `ctor_applied` — we don't read it here. + let (_, minor_ret_args) = decompose_apps(&minor_ret); + if minor_ret_args.len() < n_indices { + return None; + } + let ret_args: Vec = minor_ret_args[..n_indices].to_vec(); + + // Build `C (spec_params|params) non_ih_fields`. + let ctor_name = &target_ctors[ctor_idx]; + let ctor_univs: Vec = if !cases_on_spec_params.is_empty() { + cases_on_univs.iter().skip(1).cloned().collect() + } else { + rec_univs.iter().skip(1).cloned().collect() + }; + let mut ctor_applied = mk_const(ctor_name, &ctor_univs); + if !cases_on_spec_params.is_empty() { + ctor_applied = mk_app_n(ctor_applied, cases_on_spec_params); + } else { + ctor_applied = mk_app_n(ctor_applied, param_fvars); + } + for decl in &non_ih_decls { + ctor_applied = + LeanExpr::app(ctor_applied, LeanExpr::fvar(decl.fvar_name.clone())); + } + + // Base (major) continuation: `λ h_major. Eq.ndrec … (Eq.refl …) outer_major (Eq.symm (eq_of_heq h_major))`. + let (t_name, t_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_mt", ctor_idx); + let major_motive_body = + subst_fvar(&outer_eq_body, &major_fvar_name, &t_fvar); + let major_motive = LeanExpr::lam( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + major_type.clone(), + abstract_fvar(&major_motive_body, &t_name, 0), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + let inner_eq_refl = { + let motive_ci_ctor = mk_app_n( + mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), index_fvars), + std::slice::from_ref(&ctor_applied), + ); + let inner_brecon_all: Vec = param_fvars + .iter() + .chain(motive_fvars.iter()) + .chain(index_fvars.iter()) + .chain(std::iter::once(&ctor_applied)) + .chain(f_fvars.iter()) + .cloned() + .collect(); + let inner_brecon = + mk_app_n(mk_const(brecon_name, rec_univs), &inner_brecon_all); + mk_app_n( + mk_const( + &Name::str( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), + "refl".to_string(), + ), + std::slice::from_ref(elim_level), + ), + &[motive_ci_ctor, inner_brecon], + ) + }; + let specialized_major_type = + build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, &ret_args); + let heq_for_minor = mk_heq( + &one, + major_type, + outer_major, + &specialized_major_type, + &ctor_applied, + ); + let (hm_name, hm_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm_min", ctor_idx); + let hm_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: hm_name.clone(), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: heq_for_minor, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let eq_of_heq_val = + mk_eq_of_heq(&one, major_type, outer_major, &ctor_applied, &hm_fvar); + let eq_symm_val = + mk_eq_symm(&one, major_type, outer_major, &ctor_applied, &eq_of_heq_val); + // Inner Eq.ndrec's motive returns `Eq.{elim_level} …` which is in + // `Prop` (Sort 0). Hence its u_1 is 0, not `elim_level`. + let ndrec_major = mk_eq_ndrec( + &Level::zero(), + &one, + major_type, + &ctor_applied, + &major_motive, + &inner_eq_refl, + outer_major, + &eq_symm_val, + ); + let mut proof = mk_lambda(ndrec_major, std::slice::from_ref(&hm_decl)); + + // Chain Eq.ndrec for each index, inside-out (i = n-1 .. 0). + for i in (0..n_indices).rev() { + let ret_arg = &ret_args[i]; + let outer_idx = &index_fvars[i]; + let idx_type = &index_decls[i].domain; + + let simple_fvar_opt = match ret_arg.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { + if non_ih_decls.iter().any(|d| &d.fvar_name == name) { + Some(name.clone()) + } else { + None + } + }, + _ => None, + }; + + if let Some(ret_fvar_name) = simple_fvar_opt { + let (x_name, x_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_x", i); + + // Collect dependent fields — those declared AFTER `ret_fvar_name` + // whose types reference it. Lean rebinds these in the motive + // lambda and the `Eq.ndrec` is applied to the original fvars + // after the transport. E.g. `BVExpr.const {n} (v:BitVec n)` + // rebinds `v` when generalizing `n`. + let ret_field_pos = + non_ih_decls.iter().position(|d| &d.fvar_name == &ret_fvar_name); + let dep_fields: Vec = match ret_field_pos { + Some(idx) => non_ih_decls + .iter() + .enumerate() + .skip(idx + 1) + .filter(|(_, d)| expr_contains_fvar(&d.domain, &ret_fvar_name)) + .map(|(_, d)| d.clone()) + .collect(), + None => Vec::new(), + }; + + // Fresh renamed fvars for dep fields in the motive-lambda's body + // (the view at generalized x_i). + let dep_renamed: Vec<(Name, LeanExpr)> = (0..dep_fields.len()) + .map(|k| fresh_fvar(&format!("ieq_df{i}"), k)) + .collect(); + + let motive_lam = build_index_motive_simple( + i, + &ret_args, + &ret_fvar_name, + &dep_fields, + &dep_renamed, + index_fvars, + index_decls, + major_type, + outer_major, + &ctor_applied, + &outer_eq_body, + &one, + &x_name, + &x_fvar, + idx_type, + ); + + // Lift the inner proof: + // 1. Substitute ret_fvar → outer_idx_i (outer-side view). + // 2. Substitute each dep_field's fvar → its renamed fvar (new + // binders at the outer_idx_i view have the outer-side type). + // 3. Wrap with `λ renamed_dep_fields`. + let mut lifted_proof = subst_fvar(&proof, &ret_fvar_name, outer_idx); + for (orig, (_, renamed)) in dep_fields.iter().zip(dep_renamed.iter()) { + lifted_proof = subst_fvar(&lifted_proof, &orig.fvar_name, renamed); + } + // Build λ-decls for the renamed dep fields. Their types come + // from the original dep_fields' domains with ret_fvar_name + // replaced by outer_idx_i (the outer-side view). + let renamed_decls: Vec = dep_fields + .iter() + .zip(dep_renamed.iter()) + .map(|(orig, (rn_name, _))| LocalDecl { + fvar_name: rn_name.clone(), + binder_name: orig.binder_name.clone(), + domain: subst_fvar(&orig.domain, &ret_fvar_name, outer_idx), + info: orig.info.clone(), + }) + .collect(); + if !renamed_decls.is_empty() { + lifted_proof = mk_lambda(lifted_proof, &renamed_decls); + } + + let (h_name, h_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hs", i); + let h_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: h_name.clone(), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: mk_eq(&one, idx_type, outer_idx, ret_arg), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let mut ndrec_i = mk_eq_ndrec( + &Level::zero(), + &one, + idx_type, + outer_idx, + &motive_lam, + &lifted_proof, + ret_arg, + &h_fvar, + ); + // Apply the Eq.ndrec result to each dep-field's original fvar + // to consume the ∀-binders added to motive_lambda_i. + for orig in &dep_fields { + ndrec_i = + LeanExpr::app(ndrec_i, LeanExpr::fvar(orig.fvar_name.clone())); + } + proof = mk_lambda(ndrec_i, std::slice::from_ref(&h_decl)); + } else { + let (x_name, x_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_x", i); + let (t_inner_name, t_inner_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_ti", i); + let motive_lam = build_index_motive_complex( + i, + &ret_args, + &index_fvar_names, + &major_fvar_name, + index_fvars, + index_decls, + major_type, + &ctor_applied, + &outer_eq_body, + &one, + &x_name, + &x_fvar, + &t_inner_name, + &t_inner_fvar, + idx_type, + ); + + // For the complex case, `motive_lambda_i ret_arg_i` has shape + // ∀t:(I ret_args[0..=i] outer_later_idxs). … body … + // so the `proof_at_a` must bind `t` and substitute + // `outer_major → t` in the inner proof. + // + // Outer indices j < i have already been rewritten to `ret_args[j]` + // by outer Eq.ndrecs, so we use `ret_args[j]` for positions j ≤ i + // and the outer `index_fvars[j]` for positions j > i. This matches + // what Lean's `cases` tactic produces. + let partial_major_ty_at_ret = + build_major_type_with_partial_specialization( + major_type, + index_fvars, + &ret_args, + i, + ); + // Substitute outer indices j ≤ i to their constructor-specialized + // values `ret_args[j]` in the inner proof before wrapping. This + // bakes in the rewrites that the outer Eq.ndrecs (for j < i) and + // the current Eq.ndrec (for j == i) perform conceptually, matching + // the shape Lean's `cases` tactic produces for complex-index cases. + // Without this, the `h_m` binder's HEq type (inside the stored + // `proof` from the major Eq.ndrec construction) still references + // outer index fvars, producing a term that is definitionally but + // not alpha-equal to Lean's. + let proof_specialized = + subst_outer_indices_upto(&proof, &index_fvar_names, &ret_args, i + 1); + let proof_with_t = + subst_fvar(&proof_specialized, &major_fvar_name, &t_inner_fvar); + let t_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: t_inner_name.clone(), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: partial_major_ty_at_ret, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let proof_t = mk_lambda(proof_with_t, std::slice::from_ref(&t_decl)); + + let (h_name, h_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hc", i); + let h_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: h_name.clone(), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: mk_eq(&one, idx_type, outer_idx, ret_arg), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let symm_h = mk_eq_symm(&one, idx_type, outer_idx, ret_arg, &h_fvar); + let ndrec_i = mk_eq_ndrec( + &Level::zero(), + &one, + idx_type, + ret_arg, + &motive_lam, + &proof_t, + outer_idx, + &symm_h, + ); + // Consume the extra ∀t by applying the Eq.ndrec result to the + // outer major. + let ndrec_applied = LeanExpr::app(ndrec_i, outer_major.clone()); + proof = mk_lambda(ndrec_applied, std::slice::from_ref(&h_decl)); + } + } + + let minor_value = mk_lambda(proof, &non_ih_decls); + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, minor_value); + } + + // --- Discharge Eq/HEq generalizations with refl --- + for (idx_decl, idx_fv) in index_decls.iter().zip(index_fvars.iter()) { + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, mk_eq_refl(&one, &idx_decl.domain, idx_fv)); + } + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, mk_heq_refl(&one, major_type, outer_major)); + + Some(mk_lambda(eq_val, all_decls)) +} + +/// Build the motive-lambda for `Eq.ndrec` at index `i` in the simple case +/// (where `ret_args[i]` is a field FVar). The motive has shape +/// +/// λ x_i. ∀(dep_fields). ∀h_{i+1}…h_major. OUTER_Eq_body +/// +/// where `dep_fields` are any fields declared after `ret_fvar_name` in +/// the constructor whose type references it. Lean rebinds them with the +/// index generalized to `x_i`. The ret-arg FVar is substituted by `x_i` +/// throughout the body. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_index_motive_simple( + i: usize, + ret_args: &[LeanExpr], + ret_fvar_name: &Name, + dep_fields: &[LocalDecl], + dep_renamed: &[(Name, LeanExpr)], + index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + index_decls: &[LocalDecl], + major_type: &LeanExpr, + outer_major: &LeanExpr, + ctor_applied: &LeanExpr, + outer_eq_body: &LeanExpr, + one: &Level, + x_name: &Name, + x_fvar: &LeanExpr, + idx_type: &LeanExpr, +) -> LeanExpr { + let n_indices = index_decls.len(); + // Substitution to apply to every expression inside the motive body: + // - `ret_fvar_name → x_fvar` (generalize the index) + // - `orig_dep.fvar_name → renamed_dep_fvar` (point at the new binders) + let apply_subst = |e: &LeanExpr| -> LeanExpr { + let mut out = subst_fvar(e, ret_fvar_name, x_fvar); + for (orig, (_, renamed)) in dep_fields.iter().zip(dep_renamed.iter()) { + out = subst_fvar(&out, &orig.fvar_name, renamed); + } + out + }; + + let mut decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + + // Dep-field ∀ binders first, with substituted domains. + for (orig, (rn_name, _)) in dep_fields.iter().zip(dep_renamed.iter()) { + decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: rn_name.clone(), + binder_name: orig.binder_name.clone(), + domain: apply_subst(&orig.domain), + info: orig.info.clone(), + }); + } + + // Eq binders for later indices. + for j in (i + 1)..n_indices { + let eq_ty = + mk_eq(one, &index_decls[j].domain, &index_fvars[j], &ret_args[j]); + let (h_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_h_lam", j); + decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: h_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: apply_subst(&eq_ty), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + } + + // HEq major binder, with the specialized major type and ctor_applied + // substituted so `ret_fvar_name` points at `x_fvar` and the dep fields + // point at the renamed binders. + let spec_major_ty = + build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, ret_args); + let heq_ty = mk_heq( + one, + major_type, + outer_major, + &apply_subst(&spec_major_ty), + &apply_subst(ctor_applied), + ); + let (hm_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm_lam", i); + decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: hm_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: heq_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + + // `outer_eq_body` doesn't reference field fvars, but `apply_subst` is + // a no-op on such expressions, so applying it uniformly is safe. + let body_inner = apply_subst(outer_eq_body); + let body = mk_forall(body_inner, &decls); + + LeanExpr::lam( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "x".to_string()), + idx_type.clone(), + abstract_fvar(&body, x_name, 0), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ) +} + +/// Substitute outer index FVars in `expr`, replacing +/// `outer_idx_fvar_names[j]` with `replacements[j]` for `j in 0..up_to`. +/// +/// This is used by the indexed `.brecOn.eq` construction: at each Eq.ndrec +/// level in the chain, outer indices j below the current level have already +/// been rewritten to their constructor-specialized values, and Lean's +/// `cases` tactic bakes these rewrites into inner motive bodies. Keeping +/// the outer fvars unsubstituted produces terms that are definitionally +/// equal to Lean's but not alpha-equal, which the aux_gen congruence check +/// rejects. +fn subst_outer_indices_upto( + expr: &LeanExpr, + outer_idx_fvar_names: &[Name], + replacements: &[LeanExpr], + up_to: usize, +) -> LeanExpr { + let limit = up_to.min(outer_idx_fvar_names.len()).min(replacements.len()); + let mut out = expr.clone(); + for j in 0..limit { + out = subst_fvar(&out, &outer_idx_fvar_names[j], &replacements[j]); + } + out +} + +/// Whether an expression contains a free variable with the given name. +fn expr_contains_fvar(expr: &LeanExpr, fvar_name: &Name) -> bool { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => n == fvar_name, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + expr_contains_fvar(f, fvar_name) || expr_contains_fvar(a, fvar_name) + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + expr_contains_fvar(t, fvar_name) || expr_contains_fvar(b, fvar_name) + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + expr_contains_fvar(t, fvar_name) + || expr_contains_fvar(v, fvar_name) + || expr_contains_fvar(b, fvar_name) + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, e, _) | ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => { + expr_contains_fvar(e, fvar_name) + }, + _ => false, + } +} + +/// Build the motive-lambda for `Eq.ndrec` at index `i` in the complex case +/// (where `ret_args[i]` is an expression). The motive has shape +/// +/// λ x_i. ∀t:I . +/// ∀h_{i+1}…h_major. OUTER_Eq_body[outer_j → ret_args[j] for j LeanExpr { + let n_indices = index_decls.len(); + // Partial major type: I params (ret_args[0..i]) x_i (outer_{i+1}..outer_{n-1}). + // Outer indices `j < i` have already been rewritten to `ret_args[j]` by + // the outer Eq.ndrec chain at this point. + let partial_major_type = { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(major_type); + let n_param_args = args.len().saturating_sub(n_indices); + let mut spec = head; + for p in &args[..n_param_args] { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, p.clone()); + } + for j in 0..n_indices { + if j < i { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, ret_args[j].clone()); + } else if j == i { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, x_fvar.clone()); + } else { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, index_fvars[j].clone()); + } + } + spec + }; + + // The motive body in the complex case substitutes outer indices j < i + // to `ret_args[j]` (already rewritten by outer Eq.ndrecs), the outer + // index at position `i` to `x_fvar`, and the outer major to `t_fvar` + // inside `outer_eq_body`. Lean's `cases` tactic produces this shape for + // indexed inductives with non-fvar return args: the inner `∀t` binder + // rebinds the major at the partially-generalized type, and the Eq body + // uses the new `t` in place of the outer major, with earlier indices + // baked in at their constructor-specialized values. + let apply_subst = |e: &LeanExpr| -> LeanExpr { + let mut out = + subst_outer_indices_upto(e, outer_idx_fvar_names, ret_args, i); + if i < outer_idx_fvar_names.len() { + out = subst_fvar(&out, &outer_idx_fvar_names[i], x_fvar); + } + out = subst_fvar(&out, major_fvar_name, t_fvar); + out + }; + + let mut decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + for j in (i + 1)..n_indices { + let eq_ty = + mk_eq(one, &index_decls[j].domain, &index_fvars[j], &ret_args[j]); + let (h_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_h_lam_c", j); + decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: h_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: apply_subst(&eq_ty), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + } + let spec_major_ty = + build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, ret_args); + let heq_ty = mk_heq( + one, + &partial_major_type, + t_fvar, + &apply_subst(&spec_major_ty), + &apply_subst(ctor_applied), + ); + let (hm_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm_lam_c", i); + decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: hm_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + domain: heq_ty, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + + let body_inner = apply_subst(outer_eq_body); + let body = mk_forall(body_inner, &decls); + let t_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: t_name.clone(), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: partial_major_type.clone(), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let body_with_t = mk_forall(body, std::slice::from_ref(&t_decl)); + LeanExpr::lam( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "x".to_string()), + idx_type.clone(), + abstract_fvar(&body_with_t, x_name, 0), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ) +} + +/// Build `I ` — the major type with the given index args. +fn build_specialized_major_type( + major_type: &LeanExpr, + index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + ret_args: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(major_type); + let n_indices = index_fvars.len(); + let n_param_args = args.len().saturating_sub(n_indices); + let mut spec = head; + for p in &args[..n_param_args] { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, p.clone()); + } + for r in ret_args { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, r.clone()); + } + spec +} + +/// Build `I ` — the +/// major type with indices 0..=pos specialized to their constructor-view +/// values (`ret_args[j]`) and indices j > pos left as outer FVars. +/// +/// This is the "partially specialized" major type used at level `pos` of +/// the Eq.ndrec chain for complex indexed `.brecOn.eq`: at this level, +/// outer indices j < pos have been rewritten by outer Eq.ndrecs (hence +/// `ret_args[j]`), index `pos` is being rewritten by the current Eq.ndrec +/// (also at the base case value `ret_args[pos]`), and indices j > pos are +/// still outer fvars. +fn build_major_type_with_partial_specialization( + major_type: &LeanExpr, + index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + ret_args: &[LeanExpr], + pos: usize, +) -> LeanExpr { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(major_type); + let n_indices = index_fvars.len(); + let n_param_args = args.len().saturating_sub(n_indices); + let mut spec = head; + for p in &args[..n_param_args] { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, p.clone()); + } + for j in 0..n_indices { + if j <= pos { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, ret_args[j].clone()); + } else { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, index_fvars[j].clone()); + } + } + spec +} + // ========================================================================= // Sort-level inference // ========================================================================= diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs index 8f3cad11..b42a9613 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs @@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ //! //! Follows `refs/lean4/src/library/constructions/cases_on.cpp`. -use std::sync::Arc; - use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::AuxDef; use crate::ix::env::{ BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, @@ -40,37 +38,13 @@ fn mk_pi_unit(e: &LeanExpr, unit: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { } } -/// Build the unit TYPE at the given elimination level. -/// -/// Matches Lean's `mk_unit(elim_lvl)` in `cases_on.cpp`: -/// - `elim_to_prop = true` (elim_lvl = 0): returns `True` (Prop unit) -/// - `elim_to_prop = false`: returns `PUnit.{elim_lvl}` (Type unit) -fn _mk_unit_type(elim_lvl: &Level, elim_to_prop: bool) -> LeanExpr { - if elim_to_prop { - mk_const(&Name::str(Name::anon(), "True".to_string()), &[]) - } else { - punit_const(elim_lvl) - } -} - -/// Build the unit VALUE at the given elimination level. -/// -/// Matches Lean's `mk_unit_mk(elim_lvl)` / `star` in `cases_on.cpp`: -/// - `elim_to_prop = true` (elim_lvl = 0): returns `True.intro` -/// - `elim_to_prop = false`: returns `PUnit.unit.{elim_lvl}` -fn _mk_unit_val(elim_lvl: &Level, elim_to_prop: bool) -> LeanExpr { - if elim_to_prop { - mk_const( - &Name::str( - Name::str(Name::anon(), "True".to_string()), - "intro".to_string(), - ), - &[], - ) - } else { - mk_punit_unit(elim_lvl) - } -} +// NOTE: `_mk_unit_type` / `_mk_unit_val` (Prop-case helpers that would +// use `True` / `True.intro` when `elim_to_prop` holds) were removed in +// Round 4 of the adversarial review cleanup. They were documentation of +// how a branching `mk_unit` *could* be written, but the live pipeline +// always uses `PUnit.{l}` and `PUnit.unit.{l}` via `punit_const` / +// `mk_punit_unit` — matching Lean's actual `cases_on.cpp:378`. If a Prop +// branching helper is ever needed, resurrect from git history. /// Generate a `.casesOn` definition from a canonical `.rec`. /// @@ -82,7 +56,7 @@ fn _mk_unit_val(elim_lvl: &Level, elim_to_prop: bool) -> LeanExpr { pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( name: &Name, rec_val: &RecursorVal, - lean_env: &Arc, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, ) -> Option { let n_params = rec_val.num_params.to_u64()? as usize; let n_motives = rec_val.num_motives.to_u64()? as usize; @@ -101,10 +75,10 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( let target_idx = rec_val.all.iter().position(|n| *n == target_ind)?; // Determine elimination level - let ind_n_lparams = lean_env.get(&target_ind).map_or(0, |ci| match ci { - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => v.cnst.level_params.len(), - _ => 0, - }); + let ind_n_lparams = match lean_env.get(&target_ind).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.cnst.level_params.len(), + _ => return None, + }; let elim_to_prop = rec_val.cnst.level_params.len() == ind_n_lparams; let elim_lvl = if elim_to_prop { Level::zero() @@ -116,7 +90,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( let ctor_counts: Vec = rec_val .all .iter() - .map(|ind_name| match lean_env.get(ind_name) { + .map(|ind_name| match lean_env.get(ind_name).as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, }) @@ -199,8 +173,6 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( // - If non-target: rec arg = λ (all_fields), PUnit.unit struct MinorInfo { rec_arg: LeanExpr, - /// If target: the casesOn minor FVar (for building wrapper) - _co_minor_fvar: Option, } let mut minor_infos: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -259,7 +231,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( let wrapper_body = mk_app_n(co_fv.clone(), &non_ih_fvars); let rec_arg = mk_lambda(wrapper_body, &wrapper_decls); - minor_infos.push(MinorInfo { rec_arg, _co_minor_fvar: Some(co_fv) }); + minor_infos.push(MinorInfo { rec_arg }); } else { // Non-target minor: rec arg = λ (all_fields), PUnit.unit // IH fields targeting non-target motives need mk_pi_unit wrapping @@ -284,7 +256,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( }) .collect(); let rec_arg = mk_lambda(mk_punit_unit(&elim_lvl), &wrapped_decls); - minor_infos.push(MinorInfo { rec_arg, _co_minor_fvar: None }); + minor_infos.push(MinorInfo { rec_arg }); } } @@ -379,7 +351,7 @@ fn get_minor_name( lean_env: &LeanEnv, ) -> Name { let ctor_idx = minor_idx - target_range.start; - if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(target_ind) + if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(target_ind).as_deref() && let Some(ctor_name) = v.ctors.get(ctor_idx) { // Strip prefix to get suffix (e.g., "A.mk" → "mk") diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index fa67ae79..683c1dbe 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::{nat_to_u64, nat_to_usize}; use crate::ix::env::{ BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, LevelData, Name, }; @@ -98,7 +99,7 @@ pub(super) fn abstract_fvar( match expr.as_data() { ExprData::Fvar(n, _) if n == fvar_name => LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(depth)), ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + let i = nat_to_u64(idx); if i >= depth { LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i + 1)) } else { expr.clone() } }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( @@ -247,7 +248,7 @@ pub(super) fn batch_abstract( } }, ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + let i = nat_to_u64(idx); if i >= internal_depth { // Free BVar: shift up by scope_depth to make room for our binders. LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i + scope_depth as u64)) @@ -301,9 +302,8 @@ pub(super) fn batch_abstract( /// BVar(i>0) by 1 (removing a binder level). The replacement is NOT /// shifted — it's inserted as-is at the substitution depth. /// -/// This differs from `subst_bvar0` which shifts the replacement by the -/// current depth. `instantiate1` is used when peeling forall binders -/// during recursor construction (matching Lean C++ and lean4lean). +/// `instantiate1` is used when peeling forall binders during recursor +/// construction (matching Lean C++ and lean4lean). pub(super) fn instantiate1( body: &LeanExpr, replacement: &LeanExpr, @@ -318,7 +318,7 @@ pub(super) fn instantiate1_at( ) -> LeanExpr { match body.as_data() { ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + let i = nat_to_u64(idx); if i == depth { replacement.clone() } else if i > depth { @@ -362,83 +362,144 @@ pub(super) fn instantiate1_at( } } -/// Substitute BVar(depth) with `replacement`, shifting the replacement -/// by the current depth. Decrements BVar(i > depth) by 1. -#[allow(dead_code)] -pub(super) fn subst_at( +/// Multi-argument reverse instantiation: replace BVar(0)..BVar(n-1) with +/// `args[0]..args[n-1]` simultaneously, and decrement BVar(i >= n) by n. +/// +/// Matches Lean C++ `instantiate_rev(e, n, subst)`. At binder depth `d`, +/// BVar(d + i) for i < n becomes `shift_vars(args[i], d, 0)`, and +/// BVar(d + i) for i >= n becomes BVar(d + i - n). +pub(super) fn instantiate_rev(body: &LeanExpr, args: &[LeanExpr]) -> LeanExpr { + if args.is_empty() { + return body.clone(); + } + instantiate_rev_at(body, args, 0) +} + +fn instantiate_rev_at( body: &LeanExpr, - replacement: &LeanExpr, + args: &[LeanExpr], depth: u64, ) -> LeanExpr { + let n = args.len() as u64; match body.as_data() { ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); - if i == depth { - shift_vars(replacement, depth as usize, 0) - } else if i > depth { - LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i - 1)) + let i = nat_to_u64(idx); + if i >= depth { + let ridx = i - depth; + if ridx < n { + // Replace with args[ridx], shifted up by depth for the binders we're under. + shift_vars(&args[ridx as usize], depth as usize, 0) + } else { + // Free BVar past our substitution range: decrement by n. + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i - n)) + } } else { + // Bound by an expression-internal binder — unchanged. body.clone() } }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( - subst_at(f, replacement, depth), - subst_at(a, replacement, depth), + instantiate_rev_at(f, args, depth), + instantiate_rev_at(a, args, depth), ), - ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( - n.clone(), - subst_at(t, replacement, depth), - subst_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + ExprData::Lam(name, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + name.clone(), + instantiate_rev_at(t, args, depth), + instantiate_rev_at(b, args, depth + 1), bi.clone(), ), - ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( - n.clone(), - subst_at(t, replacement, depth), - subst_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + ExprData::ForallE(name, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + name.clone(), + instantiate_rev_at(t, args, depth), + instantiate_rev_at(b, args, depth + 1), bi.clone(), ), - ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( - n.clone(), - subst_at(t, replacement, depth), - subst_at(v, replacement, depth), - subst_at(b, replacement, depth + 1), + ExprData::LetE(name, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + name.clone(), + instantiate_rev_at(t, args, depth), + instantiate_rev_at(v, args, depth), + instantiate_rev_at(b, args, depth + 1), *nd, ), - ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => { - LeanExpr::proj(n.clone(), i.clone(), subst_at(e, replacement, depth)) - }, + ExprData::Proj(name, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + name.clone(), + i.clone(), + instantiate_rev_at(e, args, depth), + ), ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { - LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), subst_at(e, replacement, depth)) + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), instantiate_rev_at(e, args, depth)) }, + // Sort, Const, Lit, FVar, MVar — no BVars to substitute. _ => body.clone(), } } -#[allow(dead_code)] -pub(super) fn subst_bvar0(body: &LeanExpr, replacement: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { - subst_at(body, replacement, 0) +/// Peel `n` forall binders and substitute their variables with `args`. +/// +/// Matches Lean C++ `instantiate_pi_params` (`inductive.cpp:954-960`): +/// peel n foralls (taking just the body), then substitute all at once. +/// +/// Equivalent to calling `instantiate1(body, args[i])` iteratively +/// for each peeled forall, which is what our recursor builder does +/// inline. This function packages that pattern for the expand phase. +pub(super) fn instantiate_pi_params( + typ: &LeanExpr, + n: usize, + args: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + debug_assert!( + args.len() >= n, + "instantiate_pi_params: args.len()={} < n={}", + args.len(), + n + ); + let mut cur = typ.clone(); + for i in 0..n { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + cur = instantiate1(body, &args[i]); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + cur } +// NOTE: `subst_at` / `subst_bvar0` (shift-and-substitute-BVar-0 helpers) +// were removed in Round 4 cleanup. They were marked `#[allow(dead_code)]` +// and have zero callers. `instantiate1` and `instantiate_rev` cover the +// substitution shapes the live pipeline actually uses — if a +// shift-preserving substitution is ever needed, resurrect from git. + /// Convert spec_params from BVar form to FVar form. /// /// Spec_params use BVars relative to the param context: BVar(0) is the -/// last (innermost) param, BVar(n_params-1) is the first. We convert -/// each BVar(i) to the corresponding param FVar by iterating -/// `instantiate1` from innermost to outermost. +/// last (innermost) param, BVar(n_params-1) is the first. We want +/// `BVar(i) → param_fvars[n_params - 1 - i]` for i < n_params, and +/// `BVar(i) → BVar(i - n_params)` for i >= n_params (a free BVar past +/// the param context, e.g., an outer binder that's still in scope). +/// +/// Implemented as a single `instantiate_rev` call with a reversed +/// param vector. Earlier versions iterated `instantiate1` n times, +/// which produced the same result for this call site's inputs (because +/// `param_fvars` are fresh closed FVars, so the repeated decrement +/// cascade is benign) but at `O(n · |body|)` per spec_param. The +/// single-pass `instantiate_rev` is `O(|body|)` and clearer — it's +/// the exact Lean idiom for this substitution shape +/// (matches `instantiate_rev(e, n, subst)` in the C++ kernel). +/// +/// Safety note: this relies on `param_fvars` being closed (no BVars +/// inside). If that invariant is ever violated, per-step substitution +/// and single-pass substitution would diverge — but `forall_telescope` +/// guarantees fresh FVars, and FVars are by construction closed. pub(super) fn instantiate_spec_with_fvars( spec_params: &[LeanExpr], param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], ) -> Vec { - spec_params - .iter() - .map(|sp| { - let mut result = sp.clone(); - for j in (0..param_fvars.len()).rev() { - result = instantiate1(&result, ¶m_fvars[j]); - } - result - }) - .collect() + // Reverse once; `instantiate_rev` expects `args[i]` to replace `BVar(i)`, + // but our convention is `BVar(0) = innermost = param_fvars[n-1]`. + let reversed: Vec = param_fvars.iter().rev().cloned().collect(); + spec_params.iter().map(|sp| instantiate_rev(sp, &reversed)).collect() } // ========================================================================= @@ -447,9 +508,8 @@ pub(super) fn instantiate_spec_with_fvars( /// Shift BVars UP by `amount` for BVars >= cutoff. /// -/// Used in substitution helpers and during manual BVar adjustments. -/// After full FVar conversion, this is primarily used internally by -/// `subst_at`. +/// Used internally by `instantiate_rev_at` when substituting args under +/// inner binders (each args element is re-shifted by the current depth). pub(super) fn shift_vars( expr: &LeanExpr, amount: usize, @@ -460,7 +520,7 @@ pub(super) fn shift_vars( } match expr.as_data() { ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let i = nat_to_usize(idx); if i >= cutoff { LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((i + amount) as u64)) } else { @@ -561,7 +621,10 @@ pub(super) fn subst_level( match lvl.as_data() { LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => lvl.clone(), LevelData::Succ(l, _) => { - super::below::mk_level_succ(&subst_level(l, params, univs)) + // Use raw Level::succ, matching Lean's Level.instantiateParams. + // mk_level_succ distributes Succ over Max (Succ(Max(a,b)) → + // Max(Succ(a),Succ(b))), but Lean preserves the factored form. + Level::succ(subst_level(l, params, univs)) }, LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { Level::max(subst_level(a, params, univs), subst_level(b, params, univs)) @@ -580,6 +643,396 @@ pub(super) fn subst_level( } } +// ========================================================================= +// Restore: replace auxiliary const refs with original nested expressions +// ========================================================================= + +/// Context for restoring auxiliary const references back to original nested +/// inductive applications. +/// +/// Produced by `expand_nested_block` and consumed after all auxiliary constants +/// (rec, casesOn, below, brecOn, etc.) have been generated. +pub(super) struct RestoreCtx { + /// `aux_name → nested_expr`: the original nested application with block + /// param FVars. Example: `"_nested.Array_1" → Array.{max u v}(Part.{u,v} fvar_α fvar_β)` + pub aux_to_nested: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + /// `aux_ctor_name → (original_ctor_name, original_ind_name)`: maps auxiliary + /// constructor names back to originals for prefix replacement. + pub aux_ctor_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + /// `aux_rec_name → canonical_rec_name`: maps auxiliary recursor names + /// (e.g., `_nested.Array_1.rec`) to their canonical names (e.g., `Part.rec_1`). + pub aux_rec_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + /// Block-param FVars used during expansion. These are the free variables + /// in the `aux_to_nested` expressions. + pub block_param_fvars: Vec, + /// Number of block parameters. + pub n_params: usize, +} + +impl RestoreCtx { + /// Restore a complete expression (type or value) by peeling params, + /// walking the body to replace aux references, and re-wrapping. + /// + /// Matches C++ `restore_nested` (`inductive.cpp:828-872`). + pub fn restore(&self, expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + if self.aux_to_nested.is_empty() + && self.aux_ctor_map.is_empty() + && self.aux_rec_map.is_empty() + { + return expr.clone(); + } + + // Peel n_params Pi or Lambda binders, creating fresh locals. + let is_pi = matches!(expr.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..)); + let (as_fvars, as_decls, body) = if is_pi { + forall_telescope(expr, self.n_params, "rp", 0) + } else { + lambda_telescope(expr, self.n_params, "rp", 0) + }; + + // Build FVar map for block_param_fvars → BVar abstraction. + let bp_fvar_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = self + .block_param_fvars + .iter() + .enumerate() + .filter_map(|(i, fv)| match fv.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some((n.clone(), i)), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + // Walk the body, replacing aux references. + let restored_body = self.replace_walk(&body, &as_fvars, &bp_fvar_map); + + // Re-wrap with the same binder structure. + if is_pi { + mk_forall(restored_body, &as_decls) + } else { + mk_lambda(restored_body, &as_decls) + } + } + + /// Walk an expression and replace auxiliary const references. + fn replace_walk( + &self, + e: &LeanExpr, + as_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + bp_fvar_map: &rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + ) -> LeanExpr { + // Check for bare Const matching aux_rec_map (recursor rename). + if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = e.as_data() { + if let Some(new_name) = self.aux_rec_map.get(name) { + return LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()); + } + } + + // Check for application whose head is an aux type or aux constructor. + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); + if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() { + // Case 1: aux type reference → replace with original nested app. + if let Some(nested) = self.aux_to_nested.get(name) { + let n = self.n_params; + debug_assert!( + args.len() >= n, + "restore: aux {} has {} args but n_params={}", + name.pretty(), + args.len(), + n, + ); + // abstract(nested, block_param_fvars) → instantiate_rev(_, As) + let abstracted = batch_abstract(nested, bp_fvar_map, n, 0); + let new_t = instantiate_rev(&abstracted, as_fvars); + // Apply remaining args (indices past params). + let mut result = new_t; + for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(n) { + result = LeanExpr::app( + result, + self.replace_walk(idx_arg, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + ); + } + return result; + } + + // Case 2: aux constructor reference → rename and restore. + // Matches C++ restore_nested lines 852-866: look up the nested + // expression for the constructor's aux inductive, decompose it to + // get the original ind's Const (with levels), then rename the + // constructor and apply the original ind's params + remaining args. + // + // `aux_ctor_map` stores `(orig_ctor, aux_ind)`, so we can look up the + // aux inductive's nested expression in `aux_to_nested` directly — no + // prefix scan needed. + if let Some((orig_ctor, aux_ind)) = self.aux_ctor_map.get(name) { + if let Some(nested) = self.aux_to_nested.get(aux_ind) { + // nested = "OrigInd.{I_lvls} spec_params" with block_param_fvars + let abstracted = + batch_abstract(nested, bp_fvar_map, self.n_params, 0); + let new_nested = instantiate_rev(&abstracted, as_fvars); + // Decompose: head = OrigInd.{I_lvls}, args = spec_params + let (orig_head, orig_ind_args) = decompose_apps(&new_nested); + if let ExprData::Const(_, orig_levels, _) = orig_head.as_data() { + // Build: orig_ctor.{I_lvls} spec_params remaining_args + let new_fn = LeanExpr::cnst(orig_ctor.clone(), orig_levels.clone()); + let mut result = new_fn; + for a in &orig_ind_args { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); + } + for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(self.n_params) { + result = LeanExpr::app( + result, + self.replace_walk(idx_arg, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + ); + } + return result; + } + } + + // Fallback: just rename the const and recurse args. + let new_head = LeanExpr::cnst(orig_ctor.clone(), levels.clone()); + let mut result = new_head; + for a in &args { + result = + LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(a, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map)); + } + return result; + } + + // Case 3: aux rec name in application position. + if let Some(new_name) = self.aux_rec_map.get(name) { + let new_head = LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()); + let mut result = new_head; + for a in &args { + result = + LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(a, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map)); + } + return result; + } + } + + // No match — recurse into sub-expressions. + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + self.replace_walk(f, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(a, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + self.replace_walk(t, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(b, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + self.replace_walk(t, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(b, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + self.replace_walk(t, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(v, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(b, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, val, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + self.replace_walk(val, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(md, inner, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( + md.clone(), + self.replace_walk(inner, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + ), + _ => e.clone(), + } + } +} + +/// Open lambda binders into FVars (matching forall_telescope but for lambdas). +pub(super) fn lambda_telescope( + expr: &LeanExpr, + n: usize, + prefix: &str, + offset: usize, +) -> (Vec, Vec, LeanExpr) { + let mut fvars = Vec::new(); + let mut decls = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + for i in 0..n { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::Lam(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar(prefix, offset + i); + let clean_dom = instantiate_fvars_in_domain(dom, &fvars, &decls); + decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: clean_dom, + info: bi.clone(), + }); + fvars.push(fv.clone()); + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + (fvars, decls, cur) +} + +/// Instantiate FVars in a domain expression (for dependent binder domains). +fn instantiate_fvars_in_domain( + dom: &LeanExpr, + _fvars: &[LeanExpr], + _decls: &[LocalDecl], +) -> LeanExpr { + // Domain is already in FVar form from instantiate1 calls. + dom.clone() +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Beta-reduction +// ========================================================================= + +/// Reduce all beta-redexes in an expression. +/// +/// `App(Lam(_, _, body, _), arg)` → `instantiate1(body, arg)` (then recurse). +/// +/// Lean's elaborator auto-reduces beta-redexes during `inferType`/`whnf`. +/// Our FVar-based construction can leave unreduced redexes when lambda-valued +/// spec_params (e.g., `λ _ => String` for function-typed inductive parameters) +/// are substituted into forall bodies and later applied. +pub(super) fn beta_reduce(expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + // Head-only beta reduction. + // + // Reduces redexes on the outer application spine only; does NOT recurse + // into lambda/forall/let bodies, projections, or non-head subexpressions. + // + // Lean's kernel follows the same policy when constructing recursor types + // for nested inductives (see `elim_nested_inductive_fn::replace_if_nested` + // and `restore_nested` in `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp`): it calls + // `instantiate_rev` / `mk_app` to substitute lambda-valued parameters but + // never beta-reduces the substituted term. The result can contain + // `(λ_. T) arg` in field-type positions (e.g. the `v : β k` field of + // `Internal.Impl.inner` when `β := λ_. PrefixTreeNode α β cmp`), and Lean + // preserves that shape in the stored recursor. + // + // Our earlier implementation was a full recursive walk, which eliminated + // those redexes and broke alpha-congruence with Lean's original recursor. + // Head-only reduction is sufficient for the call sites in recursor.rs — + // they only need to expose a top-level `ForallE` after param substitution. + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::App(..) => { + // Collect the application spine, reducing redexes as they surface. + let mut head = expr.clone(); + let mut args: Vec = Vec::new(); + while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = head.as_data() { + args.push(a.clone()); + head = f.clone(); + } + args.reverse(); + // Now `head` is a non-App; try to reduce `head args[0]` into head. + let mut i = 0; + while i < args.len() + && let ExprData::Lam(_, _, body, _, _) = head.as_data() + { + head = instantiate1(body, &args[i]); + i += 1; + } + // Re-apply remaining args. + let mut result = head; + for a in &args[i..] { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); + } + result + }, + // Non-App: no top-level redex to reduce. + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Nested universe rewriting +// ========================================================================= + +/// Targeted rewrite of nested type universe levels in constructor fields. +/// +/// Lean's kernel recomputes nested type universes from the element's sort +/// (via `elim_nested_inductive_fn`), but the elaborator stores the original +/// universe. For example, a constructor field `Array (Part α β)` stores +/// `Array.{u}`, but the recursor needs `Array.{max u v}` since Part lives +/// in `Sort (max u v)`. +/// +/// This function walks the expression and for each application +/// `Const(aux_name, levels) args...` where `aux_name` is an auxiliary flat +/// member AND at least one of the first `n_params` args references a block +/// member, rewrites the Const's levels to `occurrence_level_args`. +/// +/// Non-nested occurrences (like `Array Nat`) are left unchanged. +pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels( + expr: &LeanExpr, + aux_info: &std::collections::HashMap)>, + block_names: &[Name], +) -> LeanExpr { + // Try to decompose as an application of an auxiliary Const. + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(expr); + if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() { + if let Some((n_params, new_levels)) = aux_info.get(name) { + let has_nested_ref = args + .iter() + .take(*n_params) + .any(|a| super::nested::expr_mentions_any_name(a, block_names)); + if has_nested_ref && new_levels.len() == levels.len() { + // Rewrite head levels and recurse into args. + let new_head = LeanExpr::cnst(name.clone(), new_levels.clone()); + let mut result = new_head; + for a in &args { + result = LeanExpr::app( + result, + rewrite_nested_const_levels(a, aux_info, block_names), + ); + } + return result; + } + } + } + + // Not a rewritable app — recurse into sub-expressions. + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + rewrite_nested_const_levels(f, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(a, aux_info, block_names), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(t, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(b, aux_info, block_names), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(t, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(b, aux_info, block_names), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(t, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(v, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(b, aux_info, block_names), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(e, aux_info, block_names), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(md, e, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( + md.clone(), + rewrite_nested_const_levels(e, aux_info, block_names), + ), + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + // ========================================================================= // Expression utilities // ========================================================================= @@ -821,6 +1274,15 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( let punit_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "PUnit".to_string()); let punit_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&punit_name, n2a, aux_n2a); let punit_id = KId::new(punit_addr, punit_name.clone()); + + // Fast path: if PUnit is already registered as an Indc (not an Axio stub), + // assume PProd is too and skip redundant construction. + if let Some(kconst) = kctx.kenv.get(&punit_id) { + if matches!(kconst, KConst::Indc { .. }) { + return; + } + } + let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); { // PUnit.{u} : Sort u @@ -883,9 +1345,14 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( let u1 = KUniv::param(1, v_name.clone()); let sort_u = KExpr::sort(u0.clone()); let sort_v = KExpr::sort(u1.clone()); + // Lean stores `max 1 u v` left-associated: max(max(1, u), v). + // Matching this structure is essential: after level substitution and + // the normalizing `Level::max` constructor (which collapses + // `max(a, max(b, a))` to `max(b, a)`), a right-associated + // `max(1, max(u, v))` produces a different tree than Lean's form. let max_1_u_v = KUniv::max( - KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero()), - KUniv::max(u0.clone(), u1.clone()), + KUniv::max(KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero()), u0.clone()), + u1.clone(), ); // PProd.{u,v} : Sort u → Sort v → Sort (max 1 u v) @@ -974,12 +1441,44 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( } } -/// Ingress a Lean constant into the given kenv so the kernel type checker -/// can resolve it during inference. Handles all constant types: inductives -/// (with constructors), definitions, theorems, axioms, quotients, and -/// recursors. +/// Ingress a **single** Lean constant into the given kenv so the kernel +/// type checker can resolve it during inference. Handles all constant +/// types: inductives (with their constructors, via the parent→ctor +/// redirect), definitions, theorems, axioms, quotients, and recursors. +/// +/// # Contract — IMPORTANT +/// +/// **This function does not walk the constant's dependencies.** It +/// converts the constant's type/value expressions to `KExpr` via +/// `to_z` and inserts the resulting `KConst` entry into `kctx.kenv`, +/// but does not ingress constants referenced *inside* those expressions. /// -/// Idempotent: skips if the constant is already loaded in `kctx.kenv`. +/// If `A` depends on `B` and you call `ensure_in_kenv_of(&"A", ...)`, +/// then `A`'s KConst is registered but `B`'s is not — a subsequent +/// `TypeChecker::infer` on a KExpr that references `B` will fail with +/// "kenv\[B\]: NOT FOUND". Callers are responsible for loading the +/// full dependency closure before invoking the type checker. +/// +/// A transitive variant (BFS over the KExpr to ingress all referenced +/// `Const` names) was considered in CR5 of the adversarial review but +/// not adopted — most callers either (a) use a separately-loaded full +/// env (compile.rs, mutual.rs) or (b) are limited to aux_gen contexts +/// where the closure is small and explicit (below.rs, brecon.rs). If +/// you find yourself calling this on a constant whose deps aren't +/// already loaded, consider wiring in a real transitive walk rather +/// than papering over the missing deps with another helper call. +/// +/// # Behavior +/// +/// - **Idempotent**: skips if `zid` is already present in `kctx.kenv`. +/// - **Silent on missing source**: if `lean_env` has no entry for +/// `name`, this function returns without doing anything. Combined +/// with the non-transitive semantics above, missing deps manifest +/// as TC failures at use sites — not as errors here. +/// - **Ctor → parent redirect**: for `CtorInfo`, we also insert the +/// parent inductive and its sibling constructors, which is the one +/// place we *do* walk downstream (because kernel TC for a ctor use +/// requires the parent). pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( name: &Name, lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, @@ -1003,7 +1502,7 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( return; // Already loaded. } - let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name) else { return }; + let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name).cloned() else { return }; let cache = Some(&kctx.kenv.ingress_cache); // Helper: convert a LeanExpr to KExpr with the given level param names, @@ -1023,14 +1522,14 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( ) }; - match ci { + match &ci { LCI::InductInfo(ind) => { let lp = &ind.cnst.level_params; let n_lvls = lp.len() as u64; let ty_z = to_z(&ind.cnst.typ, lp); let mut ctor_zids = Vec::new(); for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { - if let Some(LCI::CtorInfo(ctor)) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + if let Some(LCI::CtorInfo(ctor)) = lean_env.get(ctor_name).as_deref() { let ctor_zid = KId::new( resolve_lean_name_addr(ctor_name, n2a, aux_n2a), ctor_name.clone(), @@ -1044,8 +1543,8 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( lvls: n_lvls, induct: zid.clone(), cidx: ctor_zids.len() as u64, - params: ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), - fields: ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + params: nat_to_u64(&ctor.num_params), + fields: nat_to_u64(&ctor.num_fields), ty: to_z(&ctor.cnst.typ, lp), }, ); @@ -1058,15 +1557,15 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( name: name.clone(), level_params: lp.clone(), lvls: n_lvls, - params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), - indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + params: nat_to_u64(&ind.num_params), + indices: nat_to_u64(&ind.num_indices), is_rec: ind.is_rec, is_refl: ind.is_reflexive, is_unsafe: ind.is_unsafe, ctors: ctor_zids, ty: ty_z, block: zid, - nested: ind.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + nested: nat_to_u64(&ind.num_nested), member_idx: 0, lean_all: vec![], }, @@ -1253,10 +1752,27 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { } /// Infer the sort level of a type expression in the current context. + /// + /// Uses a fast path matching Lean's `inferAppType` (InferType.lean:79-91): + /// for fully-applied constants whose stored type telescopes to a `Sort`, + /// reads the level directly from the type after level-param instantiation. + /// This avoids kernel-level normalization artifacts that can produce + /// structurally different level trees. + /// + /// Falls back to the kernel TC for non-constant expressions, partially- + /// applied constants, or types that don't end in Sort. pub(super) fn get_level( &mut self, ty: &LeanExpr, ) -> Result { + // Fast path: read Sort level from stored type (matching Lean's + // inferAppType which peels foralls without substituting term args). + // Sort levels use level params, not BVars, so the level is correct + // without term substitution. + if let Some(lvl) = self.try_infer_app_sort_level(ty) { + return Ok(lvl); + } + let depth = self.base_depth + self.extra_locals; let kexpr = to_kexpr_static(ty, &self.fvar_levels, depth, self.param_names, self.stt); @@ -1320,6 +1836,133 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { })?; Ok(super::below::kuniv_to_level(&ku, self.param_names)) } + /// Check if a Level is guaranteed non-zero. Matches Lean's `is_not_zero`: + /// true for Succ(_), Param, Max(a,b) where either is not-zero. + fn is_not_zero_level(l: &Level) -> bool { + use crate::ix::env::LevelData; + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Succ(_, _) => true, + LevelData::Param(_, _) => false, // could be zero + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { + Self::is_not_zero_level(a) || Self::is_not_zero_level(b) + }, + LevelData::Imax(_, b, _) => Self::is_not_zero_level(b), + _ => false, + } + } + + /// Fast path for `get_level`: if `ty` is a fully-applied constant whose + /// stored type telescopes to `Sort l`, return `l` with level params + /// substituted. Matches Lean's `inferAppType` optimization. + /// + /// Returns `None` if the fast path doesn't apply (not a constant + /// application, not enough foralls, result isn't Sort, or the constant + /// isn't found in the kernel env). + fn try_infer_app_sort_level(&self, ty: &LeanExpr) -> Option { + use crate::ix::env::ExprData; + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData as ZED; + + // Decompose into head constant + args. + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(ty); + let (name, levels) = match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) => (name, levels), + _ => return None, + }; + + // Look up the constant in the kernel env to get its stored type. + let n2a = Some(&self.stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&self.stt.aux_name_to_addr); + let addr = + crate::ix::kernel::ingress::resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let kid = crate::ix::kernel::id::KId::new(addr, name.clone()); + let kconst = self.tc.env.get(&kid)?; + let kty = kconst.ty(); + + // Peel foralls from the stored type — one per applied arg. + // Don't substitute term args (Sort levels have no BVars). + let mut cur = kty.clone(); + for _ in 0..args.len() { + match cur.data() { + ZED::All(_, _, _, body, _) => cur = body.clone(), + _ => return None, + } + } + + // Check if the result is Sort and extract the level. + let ku = match cur.data() { + ZED::Sort(u, _) => u, + _ => { + // Not a Sort — the type might have dependent binders where + // term args matter. Fall through to kernel TC. + return None; + }, + }; + + // The level uses de Bruijn indices for level params (Param(i)). + // The constant's level args give the concrete levels for each param. + // Substitute: Param(i) → levels[i] (converted from LeanExpr Level). + // + // Convert the KUniv to a Level, substituting level params with the + // concrete level args from the Const node. + Some(self.kuniv_to_level_with_const_levels(ku, levels)) + } + + /// Convert a `KUniv` to `Level`, substituting level param indices with + /// the concrete levels from a Const's level args. + fn kuniv_to_level_with_const_levels( + &self, + u: &crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv, + const_levels: &[Level], + ) -> Level { + use crate::ix::kernel::level::UnivData; + match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => Level::zero(), + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { + Level::succ(self.kuniv_to_level_with_const_levels(inner, const_levels)) + }, + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { + // Use level_max (matching Lean's mk_max: zero/equality/subsumption + // checks) to simplify after substitution. + super::below::level_max( + &self.kuniv_to_level_with_const_levels(a, const_levels), + &self.kuniv_to_level_with_const_levels(b, const_levels), + ) + }, + UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => { + let la = self.kuniv_to_level_with_const_levels(a, const_levels); + let lb = self.kuniv_to_level_with_const_levels(b, const_levels); + // Match Lean's mk_imax: simplify when the second argument's + // zero/nonzero status is known. + if Self::is_not_zero_level(&lb) { + super::below::level_max(&la, &lb) + } else if matches!(lb.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + lb + } else if matches!(la.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) + || matches!(la.as_data(), LevelData::Succ(inner, _) if matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_))) + { + lb + } else if la == lb { + la + } else { + Level::imax(la, lb) + } + }, + UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => { + // Substitute with the concrete level from the Const's level args. + const_levels.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { + // Fallback: use the TcScope's param names. + let name = + self.param_names.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { + crate::ix::env::Name::str( + crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), + format!("u_{idx}"), + ) + }); + Level::param(name) + }) + }, + } + } } // No Drop impl needed — the TC is owned and discarded with the scope. @@ -1351,9 +1994,7 @@ fn to_kexpr_static( KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()) } }, - ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - KExpr::var(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), Name::anon()) - }, + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => KExpr::var(nat_to_u64(idx), Name::anon()), ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => { KExpr::sort(lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl, param_names)) }, @@ -1392,13 +2033,13 @@ fn to_kexpr_static( let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(pname, n2a, aux_n2a); let zid = KId::new(addr, pname.clone()); let ke = to_kexpr_static(e, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt); - KExpr::prj(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), ke) + KExpr::prj(zid, nat_to_u64(idx), ke) }, ExprData::Lit(lit, _) => { use crate::ix::env::Literal; match lit { Literal::NatVal(n) => { - let addr = Address::hash(&n.to_u64().unwrap_or(0).to_le_bytes()); + let addr = Address::hash(&nat_to_u64(n).to_le_bytes()); KExpr::nat(n.clone(), addr) }, Literal::StrVal(s) => { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index c7ac395b..ddcbd0c8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -15,14 +15,17 @@ //! to BVars for the returned `CompileFlatMember`. use blake3::Hash; +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use super::expr_utils::{ - LocalDecl, batch_abstract, decompose_apps, forall_telescope, instantiate1, - subst_levels, + LocalDecl, batch_abstract, decompose_apps, forall_telescope, + instantiate_pi_params, instantiate1, mk_forall, subst_levels, }; +use crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::{nat_to_u64, nat_to_usize}; use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, Name, }; +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; /// A member of the flat block (original inductive or nested auxiliary). /// @@ -37,6 +40,553 @@ pub(crate) struct CompileFlatMember { pub n_indices: usize, } +// ========================================================================= +// Expanded block (expand/restore model) +// ========================================================================= + +/// An expanded mutual block where nested inductive occurrences have been +/// replaced with auxiliary types sharing the block's parameters and levels. +/// +/// Matches the C++ kernel's `elim_nested_inductive_result`: auxiliary types +/// like `_nested.Array_1` replace `Array (Part α β)` so that the recursor +/// generator can treat all members uniformly. +pub(crate) struct ExpandedBlock { + /// All types in the expanded block: originals first, then auxiliaries. + pub types: Vec, + /// `aux_name → nested_expr`: the original nested application with block + /// param FVars as free variables. Used by `restore_nested` to convert + /// auxiliary references back to original nested form. + /// + /// Example: `"_nested.Array_1" → Array.{max u v} (Part.{u,v} fvar_α fvar_β)` + pub aux_to_nested: FxHashMap, + /// `aux_ctor_name → (original_ctor_name, aux_inductive_name)`. + /// + /// Second element is the aux inductive (e.g., `_nested.List_1`) that this + /// ctor belongs to — used by `RestoreCtx::replace_walk` to look up the + /// corresponding entry in `aux_to_nested` directly in O(1). Previously + /// this stored the *original external* inductive name (e.g., `List`) and + /// callers had to prefix-scan `aux_to_nested.keys()` to find the aux + /// inductive; the data was wasted overhead. + pub aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap, // (orig_ctor, aux_ind) + /// Block parameters as FVars (shared across all members). + pub block_param_fvars: Vec, + /// Number of original (non-auxiliary) types. + pub n_originals: usize, + /// Block-level universe parameters (from the first original inductive). + pub level_params: Vec, +} + +/// A member of the expanded block (original or auxiliary). +/// +/// All members share the same `level_params` and `n_params` — auxiliaries +/// have the block's parameters, not the external inductive's own parameters. +pub(crate) struct ExpandedMember { + /// Inductive name: original name for originals, `_nested.ExtInd_N` for + /// auxiliaries (scoped under `all[0]`). + pub name: Name, + /// Inductive type: `∀ (block_params...) (indices...) → Sort s` + pub typ: LeanExpr, + /// Constructors with types already rewritten (nested refs → aux consts). + pub ctors: Vec, + /// Number of block parameters (same for all members). + pub n_params: usize, + /// Number of indices (from the external inductive's metadata). + pub n_indices: usize, +} + +/// A constructor in the expanded block. +pub(crate) struct ExpandedCtor { + /// Constructor name: for auxiliaries, prefixed with aux name. + pub name: Name, + /// Constructor type with nested refs replaced by aux const applications. + /// Shape: `∀ (block_params...) (fields...) → Member block_params indices` + pub typ: LeanExpr, + /// Number of fields (constructor arguments past params). + pub n_fields: usize, +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Expand: create auxiliary types for nested occurrences +// ========================================================================= + +/// Mutable state for the nested expansion algorithm. +struct ExpandCtx<'a> { + types: Vec, + aux_to_nested: FxHashMap, + aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap, + /// Dedup: stores (nested_expr_hash, aux_name) for each detected occurrence. + aux_seen: Vec<(Hash, Name)>, + next_aux_idx: usize, + all0: Name, + block_levels: Vec, + block_param_fvars: Vec, + block_param_decls: Vec, + block_param_fvar_names: Vec, + lean_env: &'a LeanEnv, + n_params: usize, +} + +impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { + /// Collect all type names currently in the expanded block. + fn all_type_names(&self) -> Vec { + self.types.iter().map(|m| m.name.clone()).collect() + } + + /// Recursively replace all nested inductive occurrences in an expression. + /// + /// Matches C++ `replace_all_nested` (`inductive.cpp:1031`): walks the + /// expression top-down, calling `replace_if_nested` at each sub-expression. + fn replace_all_nested( + &mut self, + e: &LeanExpr, + as_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + ) -> LeanExpr { + // Try top-level replacement first. + if let Some(replaced) = self.replace_if_nested(e, as_fvars) { + return replaced; + } + // No match — recurse into sub-expressions. + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + self.replace_all_nested(f, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(a, as_fvars), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(v, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, val, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + self.replace_all_nested(val, as_fvars), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(md, inner, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), self.replace_all_nested(inner, as_fvars)) + }, + _ => e.clone(), + } + } + + /// Check if `e` is a nested inductive application and, if so, create + /// auxiliary types and return the replacement expression. + /// + /// Matches C++ `replace_if_nested` (`inductive.cpp:963-1027`). + fn replace_if_nested( + &mut self, + e: &LeanExpr, + as_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + ) -> Option { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); + let (head_name, head_levels) = match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) => (name.clone(), levels.clone()), + _ => return None, + }; + + // Skip if head is in the block (direct recursive, not nested). + let all_names = self.all_type_names(); + if all_names.contains(&head_name) { + return None; + } + + // Verify head is an external inductive. + let ext_ind_ref = self.lean_env.get(&head_name); + let ext_ind = match ext_ind_ref.as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => return None, + }; + let ext_n_params = nat_to_usize(&ext_ind.num_params); + + if args.len() < ext_n_params { + return None; + } + + // Check if any parameter arg mentions a block/flat-block member. + if !args + .iter() + .take(ext_n_params) + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_name(a, &all_names)) + { + return None; + } + + // Extract spec_params and validate no invalid refs. + let spec_params: Vec = args[..ext_n_params].to_vec(); + for sp in &spec_params { + if has_invalid_spec_ref(sp, &self.block_param_fvar_names) { + return None; + } + } + + // Build `IAs = I.{I_lvls} spec_params` normalized to block param FVars. + let i_as = { + let mut app = LeanExpr::cnst(head_name.clone(), head_levels.clone()); + for sp in &spec_params { + app = LeanExpr::app(app, sp.clone()); + } + replace_params_expr(&app, as_fvars, &self.block_param_fvars) + }; + let i_as_hash = *i_as.get_hash(); + + // Dedup: check if we've already created an auxiliary for this occurrence. + let existing_aux = self.aux_seen.iter().find_map(|(h, name)| { + if *h == i_as_hash { Some(name.clone()) } else { None } + }); + + if let Some(aux_name) = existing_aux { + let mut result = LeanExpr::cnst(aux_name, self.block_levels.clone()); + for af in as_fvars { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, af.clone()); + } + for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(ext_n_params) { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, idx_arg.clone()); + } + return Some(result); + } + + // New nested occurrence — create auxiliary types for all members of + // the external inductive's mutual group. + let ext_all = ext_ind.all.clone(); + let mut result: Option = None; + + for j_name in &ext_all { + let j_info_ref = self.lean_env.get(j_name); + let j_info = match j_info_ref.as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => continue, + }; + + // Auxiliary name: _nested.ExtInd_N (scoped under all[0]). + let aux_name = Name::str( + Name::str(self.all0.clone(), "_nested".to_string()), + format!("{}_{}", j_name.pretty().replace('.', "_"), self.next_aux_idx), + ); + self.next_aux_idx += 1; + + // Store mapping: aux_name → J.{I_lvls} spec_params (with block param FVars). + let j_as = { + let mut app = LeanExpr::cnst(j_name.clone(), head_levels.clone()); + for sp in &spec_params { + app = LeanExpr::app(app, sp.clone()); + } + replace_params_expr(&app, as_fvars, &self.block_param_fvars) + }; + self.aux_to_nested.insert(aux_name.clone(), j_as); + self.aux_seen.push((i_as_hash, aux_name.clone())); + + // Build auxiliary type: + // 1. subst_levels(J.type, J.level_params, I_lvls) + // 2. instantiate_pi_params(result, ext_n_params, spec_params) + // 3. mk_forall(block_params, result) + let j_type_inst = + subst_levels(&j_info.cnst.typ, &j_info.cnst.level_params, &head_levels); + let j_type_peeled = + instantiate_pi_params(&j_type_inst, ext_n_params, &spec_params); + let j_type_block = + replace_params_expr(&j_type_peeled, as_fvars, &self.block_param_fvars); + let aux_type = mk_forall(j_type_block, &self.block_param_decls); + + // Build auxiliary constructors. + let mut aux_ctors: Vec = Vec::new(); + for j_ctor_name in &j_info.ctors { + let j_ctor_ref = self.lean_env.get(j_ctor_name); + let j_ctor = match j_ctor_ref.as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => c, + _ => continue, + }; + let aux_ctor_name = name_replace_prefix(j_ctor_name, j_name, &aux_name); + let ctor_type_inst = subst_levels( + &j_ctor.cnst.typ, + &j_info.cnst.level_params, + &head_levels, + ); + let ctor_type_peeled = + instantiate_pi_params(&ctor_type_inst, ext_n_params, &spec_params); + let ctor_type_block = replace_params_expr( + &ctor_type_peeled, + as_fvars, + &self.block_param_fvars, + ); + let aux_ctor_type = mk_forall(ctor_type_block, &self.block_param_decls); + + self.aux_ctor_map.insert( + aux_ctor_name.clone(), + (j_ctor_name.clone(), aux_name.clone()), + ); + aux_ctors.push(ExpandedCtor { + name: aux_ctor_name, + typ: aux_ctor_type, + n_fields: nat_to_usize(&j_ctor.num_fields), + }); + } + + // If this is the head inductive, build the replacement expression. + if *j_name == head_name { + let mut r = LeanExpr::cnst(aux_name.clone(), self.block_levels.clone()); + for af in as_fvars { + r = LeanExpr::app(r, af.clone()); + } + for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(ext_n_params) { + r = LeanExpr::app(r, idx_arg.clone()); + } + result = Some(r); + } + + self.types.push(ExpandedMember { + name: aux_name, + typ: aux_type, + n_params: self.n_params, + n_indices: nat_to_usize(&j_info.num_indices), + ctors: aux_ctors, + }); + } + + result + } +} + +/// Build an expanded block by replacing nested inductive occurrences with +/// auxiliary types that share the block's parameters and universe levels. +/// +/// Matches the C++ kernel's `elim_nested_inductive_fn::operator()()` at +/// `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:1045-1077`. +pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( + ordered_originals: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + alias_to_rep: &FxHashMap, +) -> Result { + let first_name = ordered_originals.first().ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "expand_nested_block: empty ordered_originals".into(), + } + })?; + let first_ind_ref = lean_env.get(first_name); + let first_ind = match first_ind_ref.as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: first_name.pretty(), + caller: "expand_nested_block: first original not an inductive".into(), + }); + }, + }; + + let n_params = nat_to_usize(&first_ind.num_params); + let level_params = first_ind.cnst.level_params.clone(); + let block_levels: Vec = + level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); + + let (block_param_fvars, block_param_decls, _) = + forall_telescope(&first_ind.cnst.typ, n_params, "bp", 0); + let block_param_fvar_names: Vec = + block_param_decls.iter().map(|d| d.fvar_name.clone()).collect(); + + let all0 = first_ind + .all + .first() + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| ordered_originals[0].clone()); + + let mut ctx = ExpandCtx { + types: Vec::new(), + aux_to_nested: FxHashMap::default(), + aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap::default(), + aux_seen: Vec::new(), + next_aux_idx: 1, + all0, + block_levels, + block_param_fvars: block_param_fvars.clone(), + block_param_decls: block_param_decls.clone(), + block_param_fvar_names, + lean_env, + n_params, + }; + + // Seed with original inductives. + for name in ordered_originals { + let ind_ref = lean_env.get(name); + let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: name.pretty(), + caller: "expand_nested_block: original not an inductive".into(), + }); + }, + }; + let ctors: Vec = ind + .ctors + .iter() + .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(ExpandedCtor { + name: c.cnst.name.clone(), + typ: c.cnst.typ.clone(), + n_fields: nat_to_usize(&c.num_fields), + }), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + ctx.types.push(ExpandedMember { + name: name.clone(), + typ: ind.cnst.typ.clone(), + n_params, + n_indices: nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices), + ctors, + }); + } + + let n_originals = ctx.types.len(); + + // Canonicalize constructor types: replace alias references with + // representative names. This prevents false nested detections where + // an alias (B) in a constructor is treated as an external inductive + // when the block only contains the representative (A). + if !alias_to_rep.is_empty() { + for member in &mut ctx.types { + for ctor in &mut member.ctors { + ctor.typ = canonicalize_const_names(&ctor.typ, alias_to_rep); + } + member.typ = canonicalize_const_names(&member.typ, alias_to_rep); + } + } + + // Queue-based scan: process each type's constructors. + let mut qi = 0; + while qi < ctx.types.len() { + let n_ctors = ctx.types[qi].ctors.len(); + for ci in 0..n_ctors { + let ctor_type = ctx.types[qi].ctors[ci].typ.clone(); + + // Peel params, re-creating FVars per constructor for binding info. + let (as_fvars, as_decls, peeled) = + forall_telescope(&ctor_type, n_params, "cp", qi * 100 + ci); + + // Replace all nested occurrences in the peeled body. + let replaced = ctx.replace_all_nested(&peeled, &as_fvars); + + // Re-wrap with constructor-local params. + let new_ctor_type = mk_forall(replaced, &as_decls); + ctx.types[qi].ctors[ci].typ = new_ctor_type; + } + qi += 1; + } + + Ok(ExpandedBlock { + types: ctx.types, + aux_to_nested: ctx.aux_to_nested, + aux_ctor_map: ctx.aux_ctor_map, + block_param_fvars, + n_originals, + level_params, + }) +} + +/// Rewrite Const names in an expression using a name map. +/// +/// For each `Const(name, levels)` where `name` is in `name_map`, replaces +/// it with `Const(name_map[name], levels)`. Used to canonicalize alias +/// references to representative names before nested expansion. +fn canonicalize_const_names( + expr: &LeanExpr, + name_map: &FxHashMap, +) -> LeanExpr { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) => { + if let Some(new_name) = name_map.get(name) { + LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()) + } else { + expr.clone() + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + canonicalize_const_names(f, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(a, name_map), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(v, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + canonicalize_const_names(e, name_map), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(md, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), canonicalize_const_names(e, name_map)) + }, + _ => expr.clone(), + } +} + +/// Replace `old_prefix` in a Name with `new_prefix`. +/// +/// Example: `name_replace_prefix("A.B.mk", "A.B", "X.Y")` → `"X.Y.mk"` +fn name_replace_prefix( + name: &Name, + old_prefix: &Name, + new_prefix: &Name, +) -> Name { + match name.strip_prefix(old_prefix) { + Some(suffix) => new_prefix.clone().append_components(&suffix), + None => name.clone(), + } +} + +/// Convert an expression from constructor-local param FVars (`as_fvars`) +/// to block param FVars (`block_param_fvars`). +/// +/// Matches C++ `replace_params`: abstract over `As`, then instantiate with +/// `m_params`. +fn replace_params_expr( + e: &LeanExpr, + as_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + block_param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + if as_fvars.is_empty() { + return e.clone(); + } + let fvar_map: FxHashMap = as_fvars + .iter() + .enumerate() + .filter_map(|(i, fv)| match fv.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some((n.clone(), i)), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + let n = as_fvars.len(); + let abstracted = batch_abstract(e, &fvar_map, n, 0); + super::expr_utils::instantiate_rev(&abstracted, block_param_fvars) +} + // ========================================================================= // Expression helpers // ========================================================================= @@ -45,7 +595,7 @@ pub(crate) struct CompileFlatMember { /// /// Uses an explicit stack to avoid recursion. Analogous to the kernel's /// `expr_mentions_any_addr` (`src/ix/kernel/tc.rs:459-501`). -fn expr_mentions_any_name(expr: &LeanExpr, names: &[Name]) -> bool { +pub(super) fn expr_mentions_any_name(expr: &LeanExpr, names: &[Name]) -> bool { let mut stack: Vec<&LeanExpr> = vec![expr]; while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { match e.as_data() { @@ -95,7 +645,7 @@ fn has_invalid_spec_ref(expr: &LeanExpr, param_fvar_names: &[Name]) -> bool { match e.as_data() { ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { // Free BVar = domain-local variable leaked into spec_param. - if idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) >= depth { + if nat_to_u64(idx) >= depth { return true; } }, @@ -156,15 +706,38 @@ struct FvarFlatMember { pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( ordered_originals: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> Vec { - let first_ind = match ordered_originals.first() { - Some(name) => match lean_env.get(name) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, - _ => return vec![], +) -> Result, CompileError> { + build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay(ordered_originals, lean_env, None) +} + +/// Like `build_compile_flat_block`, but checks an optional overlay +/// environment first for all lookups. Used by the expand/restore path +/// to scan expanded constructor types (where nested refs are already +/// replaced with auxiliary const applications). +pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( + ordered_originals: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let first_name = ordered_originals.first().ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "build_compile_flat_block: empty ordered_originals".into(), + } + })?; + let first_ind_ref = overlay + .and_then(|o| o.get(first_name)) + .or_else(|| lean_env.get(first_name)); + let first_ind = match first_ind_ref.as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: first_name.pretty(), + caller: "build_compile_flat_block: first original not an inductive" + .into(), + }); }, - None => return vec![], }; - let n_params = first_ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = nat_to_usize(&first_ind.num_params); // Create canonical block-parameter FVars by opening the first inductive's // type. These FVars represent the shared parameters across the mutual block @@ -181,9 +754,16 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( // Seed with original block inductives. For originals, spec_params are // the block param FVars themselves (identity specialization). for name in ordered_originals { - let ind = match lean_env.get(name) { + let ind_ref = + overlay.and_then(|o| o.get(name)).or_else(|| lean_env.get(name)); + let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, - _ => continue, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: name.pretty(), + caller: "build_compile_flat_block: original not an inductive".into(), + }); + }, }; flat.push(FvarFlatMember { name: name.clone(), @@ -194,8 +774,8 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( .iter() .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) .collect(), - own_params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, - n_indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + own_params: nat_to_usize(&ind.num_params), + n_indices: nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices), }); } @@ -208,7 +788,10 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( qi += 1; // Look up the inductive to get its constructor names and level params. - let (ctor_names, level_params) = match lean_env.get(&member.name) { + let member_ref = overlay + .and_then(|o| o.get(&member.name)) + .or_else(|| lean_env.get(&member.name)); + let (ctor_names, level_params) = match member_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { (v.ctors.clone(), v.cnst.level_params.clone()) }, @@ -216,9 +799,12 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( }; for ctor_name in &ctor_names { - let (ctor_n_fields, ctor_typ) = match lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + let ctor_ref = overlay + .and_then(|o| o.get(ctor_name)) + .or_else(|| lean_env.get(ctor_name)); + let (ctor_n_fields, ctor_typ) = match ctor_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => { - let fields = c.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let fields = nat_to_usize(&c.num_fields); (fields, c.cnst.typ.clone()) }, _ => continue, @@ -262,36 +848,45 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block( &mut flat, &mut aux_seen, lean_env, + overlay, &block_param_fvar_names, ); } } } + // Maximize occurrence levels: Lean uses a single set of levels per external + // inductive name across ALL occurrences in the block. When `Array` appears + // with both `Array.{u}` (containing Type u) and `Array.{max u v}` (containing + // Type (max u v)), Lean uses `max u v` for all Array auxiliaries. + // + // For each external inductive name, compute the pointwise max of all + // occurrence_level_args, then apply that to all auxiliaries with that name. + maximize_occurrence_levels(&mut flat, ordered_originals.len()); + // Convert FVar-form spec_params back to BVar form for the output. // Abstract block-param FVars outermost-first: _bp_0 → BVar(n-1), // _bp_1 → BVar(n-2), ..., _bp_{n-1} → BVar(0). - flat - .into_iter() - .map(|entry| { - let spec_params = - abstract_spec_params_to_bvars(&entry.spec_params, &block_param_decls); - CompileFlatMember { - name: entry.name, - spec_params, - // Normalize occurrence levels to right-associated form to match - // Lean's inferType normalization. The raw levels from Const nodes - // in constructor expressions may be left-associated. - occurrence_level_args: entry - .occurrence_level_args - .iter() - .map(|l| super::below::normalize_level(l)) - .collect(), - own_params: entry.own_params, - n_indices: entry.n_indices, - } - }) - .collect() + Ok( + flat + .into_iter() + .map(|entry| { + let spec_params = + abstract_spec_params_to_bvars(&entry.spec_params, &block_param_decls); + CompileFlatMember { + name: entry.name, + spec_params, + // Preserve the original level structure from Const nodes in + // constructor types. The Lean kernel's restore_nested uses these + // exact levels, so structural congruence requires we match their + // associativity (typically left-associated from the elaborator). + occurrence_level_args: entry.occurrence_level_args.clone(), + own_params: entry.own_params, + n_indices: entry.n_indices, + } + }) + .collect(), + ) } /// Convert spec_params from FVar form (referencing block-param FVars) back to @@ -328,12 +923,68 @@ fn abstract_spec_params_to_bvars( /// rather than BVar range arithmetic. /// /// Ported from the kernel's `try_detect_nested` (`src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs:483-612`). +/// Maximize occurrence levels across all auxiliaries sharing the same external +/// inductive name. +/// +/// Lean's kernel computes a single set of universe levels per external inductive +/// across all its nested occurrences in the block. When `Array` appears as both +/// `Array.{u}` (containing `Type u`) and `Array.{max u v}` (containing +/// `Type (max u v)`), all Array auxiliaries use `max u v`. +/// +/// This function computes the pointwise max of `occurrence_level_args` across +/// all auxiliaries with the same `name`, then updates all of them. +fn maximize_occurrence_levels(flat: &mut [FvarFlatMember], n_originals: usize) { + use crate::ix::env::LevelData; + use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + + // Group auxiliary members by external inductive name. + // Key: ext_ind name, Value: (n_levels, merged_levels) + let mut max_levels: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); + + for entry in flat.iter().skip(n_originals) { + let merged = max_levels + .entry(entry.name.clone()) + .or_insert_with(|| entry.occurrence_level_args.clone()); + // Pointwise max: for each level position, take the broader level. + if merged.len() == entry.occurrence_level_args.len() { + for (m, e) in merged.iter_mut().zip(entry.occurrence_level_args.iter()) { + *m = level_max_raw(m, e); + } + } + } + + // Apply the maximized levels to all auxiliaries. + for entry in flat.iter_mut().skip(n_originals) { + if let Some(merged) = max_levels.get(&entry.name) { + if merged.len() == entry.occurrence_level_args.len() { + entry.occurrence_level_args = merged.clone(); + } + } + } + + /// Raw level max: `max(a, b)` with only zero elimination. + /// Matches Lean's `mkLevelMax` behavior. + fn level_max_raw(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Level { + if a == b { + return a.clone(); + } + if matches!(a.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return b.clone(); + } + if matches!(b.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return a.clone(); + } + Level::max(a.clone(), b.clone()) + } +} + fn try_detect_nested_fvar( dom: &LeanExpr, block_names: &[Name], flat: &mut Vec, aux_seen: &mut Vec<(Name, Vec)>, lean_env: &LeanEnv, + overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, block_param_fvar_names: &[Name], ) { // Peel foralls structurally to get to the result type. No WHNF needed — @@ -363,10 +1014,13 @@ fn try_detect_nested_fvar( } // Verify head is an external inductive. - let (ext_n_params, ext_n_indices) = match lean_env.get(&head_name) { + let head_ref = overlay + .and_then(|o| o.get(&head_name)) + .or_else(|| lean_env.get(&head_name)); + let (ext_n_params, ext_n_indices) = match head_ref.as_deref() { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { - let p = v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let i = v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let p = nat_to_usize(&v.num_params); + let i = nat_to_usize(&v.num_indices); (p, i) }, _ => return, @@ -418,6 +1072,9 @@ fn try_detect_nested_fvar( } aux_seen.push((head_name.clone(), spec_hashes)); + // Use the raw levels from the Const node in the constructor type. + // These match the Lean kernel's `restore_nested` output, which + // preserves the exact level structure from the original elaboration. flat.push(FvarFlatMember { name: head_name, spec_params, @@ -426,3 +1083,15 @@ fn try_detect_nested_fvar( n_indices: ext_n_indices, }); } + +// NOTE: the kernel-level `compute_occurrence_levels` / `compute_expr_sort_level` +// / `extract_level_param_with_offset` / `peel_succ` helpers, and their +// transitive dep `super::below::get_ind_sort_level`, were removed as part +// of Round 2 dead-code cleanup. They implemented the principled universe +// recomputation per `elim_nested_inductive_fn` in the C++ kernel, but +// were never wired into the live pipeline — `try_detect_nested_fvar` uses +// raw `head_levels` and `maximize_occurrence_levels` does pointwise-max +// per external name. If we ever need the principled path (e.g., for +// heterogeneous nested args like `HashMap (List α) (Array β)`), revive +// from git history; the current live pipeline has zero observed failures +// on 25k+ constants via `validate-aux`. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs deleted file mode 100644 index 448c1d0b..00000000 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/no_confusion.rs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,29 +0,0 @@ -//! `.noConfusionType` and `.noConfusion` generation. -//! -//! `.noConfusionType` builds a type family for constructor discrimination. -//! `.noConfusion` uses `.casesOn` to prove distinct constructors differ. -//! -//! NOTE: noConfusion's value calls casesOn, so it needs regeneration when -//! casesOn changes arity due to alpha-collapse. This is complex (requires -//! MetaM-like operations) and is deferred. Currently returns None, which -//! means the original Lean noConfusion will be compiled as-is. This will -//! produce structurally incorrect Ixon for collapsed blocks — the noConfusion -//! value will have too many arguments to casesOn. This will be caught by -//! the kernel type checker when roundtrip testing is enabled. - -use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::AuxDef; -use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Name}; -use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; - -/// Generate `.noConfusionType` and `.noConfusion` for an inductive. -/// -/// Returns `(noConfusionType, Option)`. -/// Returns `None` if the inductive structure cannot be processed. -pub(crate) fn _generate_no_confusion( - _ind_name: &Name, - _sorted_classes: &[Vec], - _lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> Result)>, CompileError> { - // TODO: Implement from Lean 4 reference - Ok(None) -} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index efd97c7b..d98b1882 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ //! Key difference from C++: we use FVar-based intermediate computation //! (see `expr_utils.rs`) then abstract back into de Bruijn binder chains. +use crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::{ + nat_to_u64, nat_to_usize, try_nat_to_usize, +}; use crate::ix::env::{ BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, InductiveVal, Level, LevelData, Name, NameData, @@ -21,21 +24,144 @@ use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::expr_utils::{ LocalDecl, decompose_apps, fresh_fvar, instantiate_spec_with_fvars, - instantiate1, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, shift_vars, subst_levels, + instantiate1, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, subst_levels, }; // ========================================================================= // Public API // ========================================================================= +/// Generate canonical recursors using an expanded block (expand/restore model). +/// +/// The expanded block provides an overlay environment where: +/// - Original inductives have constructor types with nested refs replaced by +/// auxiliary const applications (e.g., `Array (Part α)` → `_nested.Array_1 α`) +/// - Auxiliary inductives exist as synthetic entries with block params/levels +/// +/// The existing recursor generator discovers auxiliaries via its internal +/// `build_compile_flat_block` call, which finds the auxiliary consts in the +/// overlay's constructor types. All auxiliaries share the block's params, so +/// `is_aux` branching produces correct (uniform) results. +/// +/// The caller is responsible for applying `RestoreCtx::restore` to the +/// output to replace auxiliary const references with original nested apps. +pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + expanded: &super::nested::ExpandedBlock, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { + if expanded.types.is_empty() { + return Ok((vec![], false)); + } + + // Build overlay environment from the expanded block. + // Includes BOTH originals (with rewritten ctor types) and auxiliaries. + let mut overlay = LeanEnv::default(); + + // The `all` field for InductiveVals: just the original names (not aux). + let original_names: Vec = expanded.types[..expanded.n_originals] + .iter() + .map(|m| m.name.clone()) + .collect(); + + for member in &expanded.types { + let ctor_names: Vec = + member.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); + + // Use the original lean_env's `all`/`is_rec`/`is_reflexive` when available. + // For auxiliary types (not in lean_env), fall back to block-wide defaults. + let (all_field, is_rec, is_reflexive) = match lean_env.get(&member.name) { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(orig)) => { + (orig.all.clone(), orig.is_rec, orig.is_reflexive) + }, + _ => (original_names.clone(), true, false), + }; + + let ind_val = InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: member.name.clone(), + level_params: expanded.level_params.clone(), + typ: member.typ.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(member.n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(member.n_indices as u64), + all: all_field, + ctors: ctor_names, + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive, + }; + overlay.insert(member.name.clone(), ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); + + for (ci, ctor) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let ctor_val = ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: ctor.name.clone(), + level_params: expanded.level_params.clone(), + typ: ctor.typ.clone(), + }, + induct: member.name.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(ci as u64), + num_params: Nat::from(member.n_params as u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(ctor.n_fields as u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }; + overlay.insert(ctor.name.clone(), ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor_val)); + } + } + + // Build pre-flat from the expanded block's auxiliary members. + // The expand phase already detected nested occurrences and created aux types; + // we pass these directly so the recursor generator doesn't re-detect (which + // would fail since expanded ctor types use aux consts, not nested apps). + use super::nested::CompileFlatMember; + let mut pre_flat: Vec = Vec::new(); + // Seed with originals (identity spec_params / occurrence_level_args). + for member in expanded.types[..expanded.n_originals].iter() { + pre_flat.push(CompileFlatMember { + name: member.name.clone(), + spec_params: vec![], // originals don't use spec_params + occurrence_level_args: vec![], + own_params: member.n_params, + n_indices: member.n_indices, + }); + } + // Append auxiliaries with identity params/levels (they share the block's structure). + for member in expanded.types[expanded.n_originals..].iter() { + pre_flat.push(CompileFlatMember { + name: member.name.clone(), + spec_params: vec![], // aux types use block params — no spec_params needed + occurrence_level_args: expanded + .level_params + .iter() + .map(|lp| crate::ix::env::Level::param(lp.clone())) + .collect(), + own_params: member.n_params, + n_indices: member.n_indices, + }); + } + + generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + Some(&overlay), + Some(pre_flat), + stt, + kctx, + ) +} + /// Info about one member of the flat block (original or auxiliary). -struct FlatInfo<'a> { +struct FlatInfo { /// Name of the inductive (for originals: the class rep, for aux: external ind) name: Name, - /// InductiveVal from lean_env - ind: &'a InductiveVal, - /// Constructors from lean_env - ctors: Vec<&'a ConstructorVal>, + /// InductiveVal from lean_env (cloned — DashMap prevents borrowing) + ind: InductiveVal, + /// Constructors from lean_env (cloned — DashMap prevents borrowing) + ctors: Vec, /// All inductive names in equivalence class (for rec target detection). /// For auxiliary: just the external inductive name. all_names: Vec, @@ -61,9 +187,14 @@ struct FlatInfo<'a> { /// representative whose `InductiveVal` and `ConstructorVal`s are used. /// Returns `(recursors, is_prop)` where `is_prop` indicates whether the /// inductive block is in Prop. Downstream phases (`.below`, `.brecOn`) -/// use `is_prop` to choose between definition (Type-level) and inductive -/// (Prop-level) generation — matching Lean's `isPropFormerType` guard. -/// Generate canonical recursors using the **canonical** kenv/TC. +/// Test-only convenience wrapper: generate canonical recursors with no +/// overlay env and no pre-built flat block, using the compile state's +/// default `kctx`. +/// +/// Production code should call `generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay` +/// directly and pass the appropriate `KernelCtx` — this wrapper is kept +/// only so unit tests don't have to plumb one through. +#[cfg(test)] pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( sorted_classes: &[Vec], lean_env: &LeanEnv, @@ -73,28 +204,41 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( sorted_classes, lean_env, None, + None, stt, &stt.kctx, ) } -/// Like `generate_canonical_recursors`, but accepts an optional overlay -/// environment for looking up class representatives. Used by -/// `compile_below_recursors` to avoid cloning the full 197k-entry LeanEnv -/// just to add a few `.below` inductive entries. +/// Generate canonical recursors using the **canonical** kenv/TC. +/// +/// Use `is_prop` to choose between definition (Type-level) and inductive +/// (Prop-level) generation — matching Lean's `isPropFormerType` guard. +/// +/// Accepts an optional overlay environment for looking up class +/// representatives. Used by `compile_below_recursors` to avoid cloning +/// the full 197k-entry LeanEnv just to add a few `.below` inductive +/// entries. +/// +/// `pre_flat`: Optional pre-built flat block (from expand/restore path). +/// When provided, skips `build_compile_flat_block` and uses these entries +/// instead. The expanded block already contains the correct auxiliary members. pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( sorted_classes: &[Vec], lean_env: &LeanEnv, overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, + pre_flat: Option>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { // Lookup helper: check overlay first, then base env. - let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option<&ConstantInfo> { - overlay.and_then(|o| o.get(name)).or_else(|| lean_env.get(name)) + let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option { + overlay + .and_then(|o| o.get(name).cloned()) + .or_else(|| lean_env.get(name).cloned()) }; - let mut classes: Vec> = sorted_classes + let mut classes: Vec = sorted_classes .iter() .map(|class| { let rep = &class[0]; @@ -106,7 +250,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( }); }, }; - let ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = ind + let ctors: Vec = ind .ctors .iter() .filter_map(|cn| match env_get(cn) { @@ -114,6 +258,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( _ => None, }) .collect(); + let own_params = try_nat_to_usize(&ind.num_params)?; + let n_indices = try_nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices)?; Ok(FlatInfo { name: ind.cnst.name.clone(), ind, @@ -122,28 +268,37 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( is_aux: false, spec_params: vec![], occurrence_level_args: vec![], - own_params: ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, - n_indices: ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + own_params, + n_indices, }) }) .collect::, _>>()?; let n_classes = classes.len(); - let n_params = classes[0].ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&classes[0].ind.num_params)?; // Build flat block to detect nested inductive occurrences. + // Use pre-built flat block from expand/restore path if available; + // otherwise detect from constructor types. let ordered_originals: Vec = classes.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); - let flat = - super::nested::build_compile_flat_block(&ordered_originals, lean_env); + let flat = if let Some(pf) = pre_flat { + pf + } else { + super::nested::build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( + &ordered_originals, + lean_env, + overlay, + )? + }; // Add auxiliary members (nested occurrences) to classes. for fm in flat.iter().skip(n_classes) { - if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) = lean_env.get(&fm.name) { - let ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = ind + if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) = env_get(&fm.name) { + let ctors: Vec = ind .ctors .iter() - .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn) { + .filter_map(|cn| match env_get(cn) { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(c), _ => None, }) @@ -167,8 +322,11 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( let n_minors: usize = classes.iter().map(|fi| fi.ctors.len()).sum(); // Compute is_large, k, and is_prop using the zero kernel's TypeChecker. + // Propagates any TC failure as a hard error — there's no longer a + // syntactic fallback, so aux_gen bugs / incomplete KEnv ingress surface + // here instead of silently producing malformed recursors downstream. let (is_large, k, is_prop) = - compute_is_large_and_k(&classes, n_classes, n_params, lean_env, stt, kctx); + compute_is_large_and_k(&classes, n_classes, n_params, lean_env, stt, kctx)?; // Build canonical level params: [u_1, u1, ..., un] for large, [u1, ..., un] for small. // Use the inductive's own level param names for consistency. @@ -256,25 +414,29 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( ¶m_binders, &elim_level, &ind_univs, - is_large, lean_env, + overlay, ); // Build rules let rules = build_rec_rules( di, &classes, - &flat, n_params, n_classes, - ¶m_binders, - &elim_level, &ind_univs, - is_large, &rec_level_params, &rec_type, ); + // Lean propagates the inductive's safety to its recursor (see + // `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:774` — `m_is_unsafe` is sourced + // from `decl.is_unsafe()` when `mk_recursor_val` is constructed). For + // auxiliary (nested) members we use the external inductive's own + // `is_unsafe` flag; for originals it's shared across the block since + // mutual blocks are uniformly safe or unsafe. + let is_unsafe = di_member.ind.is_unsafe; + results.push(( rec_name.clone(), RecursorVal { @@ -290,7 +452,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( num_minors: Nat::from(n_minors as u64), rules, k, - is_unsafe: false, + is_unsafe, }, )); } @@ -352,16 +514,21 @@ fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { /// Follows `declare_recursors` in inductive.cpp:752-774. fn build_rec_type( di: usize, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + classes: &[FlatInfo], flat: &[super::nested::CompileFlatMember], n_params: usize, n_classes: usize, param_binders: &[Binder], elim_level: &Level, ind_univs: &[Level], - _is_large: bool, lean_env: &LeanEnv, + overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, ) -> LeanExpr { + let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option { + overlay + .and_then(|o| o.get(name).cloned()) + .or_else(|| lean_env.get(name).cloned()) + }; let n_flat = flat.len(); let n_indices = classes[di].n_indices; @@ -386,7 +553,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( .into_iter() .zip(param_binders.iter()) .map(|(mut d, pb)| { - d.domain = consume_type_annotations(&d.domain); + d.domain = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(&d.domain); d.info = pb.info.clone(); d }) @@ -413,6 +580,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( elim_level, ind_univs, lean_env, + overlay, ¶m_fvars, ) }; @@ -435,14 +603,14 @@ fn build_rec_type( // --- Minors: build for each flat member's constructors, FVar domains --- for j in 0..n_flat { - let member_ctors: Vec<&ConstructorVal> = if j < n_classes { + let member_ctors: Vec = if j < n_classes { classes[j].ctors.clone() } else { - match lean_env.get(&flat[j].name) { + match env_get(&flat[j].name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) => ind .ctors .iter() - .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn) { + .filter_map(|cn| match env_get(cn) { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(c), _ => None, }) @@ -457,6 +625,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( ctor, classes, n_params, + n_classes, ¶m_fvars, &motive_fvars, ind_univs, @@ -510,6 +679,11 @@ fn build_rec_type( } } } + // Beta-reduce for auxiliary index types (lambda-valued spec_params may + // create redexes that need reduction before forall_telescope peeling). + if di_is_aux { + ity = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&ity); + } // Peel index binders using FVars — domains stay in FVar form. let mut index_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut index_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -592,15 +766,15 @@ fn build_rec_type( /// must abstract param FVars from the result. fn build_motive_type( j: usize, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + classes: &[FlatInfo], n_params: usize, _param_depth: usize, elim_level: &Level, ind_univs: &[Level], param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], ) -> LeanExpr { - let ind = classes[j].ind; - let n_indices = ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let ind = &classes[j].ind; + let n_indices = nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices); let ty = subst_levels(&ind.cnst.typ, &ind.cnst.level_params, ind_univs); // Skip params — substitute with param FVars from the rec type context. @@ -671,15 +845,19 @@ fn build_motive_type( /// index domains are correctly instantiated (earlier indices as FVars). /// The returned expression contains param FVars as free variables. fn build_motive_type_aux( - member: &FlatInfo<'_>, + member: &FlatInfo, _n_params: usize, elim_level: &Level, _ind_univs: &[Level], lean_env: &LeanEnv, + overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], ) -> LeanExpr { - // Look up the external inductive - let ind = match lean_env.get(&member.name) { + // Look up the external inductive (check overlay first for expanded aux types). + let env_get_local = |n: &Name| -> Option { + overlay.and_then(|o| o.get(n).cloned()).or_else(|| lean_env.get(n).cloned()) + }; + let ind = match env_get_local(&member.name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => return LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), // fallback }; @@ -713,7 +891,12 @@ fn build_motive_type_aux( } } } - + // Beta-reduce after spec_param instantiation for motive types. + // Lambda-valued spec_params (e.g., `λ _ => String` for function-typed + // inductive parameters) create unreduced redexes that may obstruct + // forall_telescope below. The motive type itself is fresh-built, so + // beta-reducing here doesn't conflict with the Lean-stored structure. + cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&cur); // Peel index binders using FVars so that dependent index domains are // correctly instantiated. This fixes the structural-peeling bug where // body.clone() left dangling BVars in dependent index types. @@ -765,8 +948,9 @@ fn build_motive_type_aux( fn build_minor_type( class_idx: usize, ctor: &ConstructorVal, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + classes: &[FlatInfo], n_params: usize, + n_classes: usize, param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], ind_univs: &[Level], @@ -787,7 +971,7 @@ fn build_minor_type( // Peel params: for originals, substitute with param FVars. // For auxiliaries, substitute with FVar-converted spec_params. let mut cur = ctor_ty; - let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_ctor_params = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_params); let sp_fvars = if member.is_aux { instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&member.spec_params, param_fvars) } else { @@ -804,9 +988,34 @@ fn build_minor_type( } } } + // Beta-reduce after spec_param instantiation for auxiliary members. + if member.is_aux { + cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&cur); + } + // Rewrite nested type universe levels for original members. + // Lean's kernel recomputes nested type universes from the element's sort + // (e.g., Array.{u} → Array.{max u v} when applied to Part.{u,v}). + // Only rewrite when the Const's args actually reference block members. + if !member.is_aux && classes.iter().any(|c| c.is_aux) { + let block_names: Vec = + classes[..n_classes].iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); + let aux_info: std::collections::HashMap)> = + classes + .iter() + .filter(|c| c.is_aux) + .map(|c| { + (c.name.clone(), (c.own_params, c.occurrence_level_args.clone())) + }) + .collect(); + cur = super::expr_utils::rewrite_nested_const_levels( + &cur, + &aux_info, + &block_names, + ); + } // Collect fields: peel each field with a fresh FVar. - let n_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_fields = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_fields); let mut field_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut rec_fields: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); // (field_idx, target_class) @@ -816,7 +1025,7 @@ fn build_minor_type( ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { // Strip autoParam/optParam/outParam wrappers, matching Lean's // consumeTypeAnnotations in withLocalDecl calls. - let clean_dom = consume_type_annotations(dom); + let clean_dom = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(dom); let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("field", fi); field_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, @@ -825,7 +1034,9 @@ fn build_minor_type( info: bi.clone(), }); field_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - if let Some(ci) = find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, param_fvars) { + if let Some(ci) = + find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, param_fvars, n_params) + { rec_fields.push((fi, ci)); } cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); @@ -917,14 +1128,20 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( _n_params: usize, _param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + classes: &[FlatInfo], ) -> LeanExpr { // Use forallTelescope-style approach: peel foralls from the field domain // using fresh FVars so that the inner application is fully FVar-based. // This avoids the BVar/FVar mixing issues that cause FVar leaks. + // + // Head-reduce at each step so that lambda-valued spec params (e.g. + // `β := λ_:α. Json` for `Internal.Impl α β`) are transparently unwrapped. + // A field `v : (λ_:α. Json) k` must be seen as targeting `Json` with no + // extra args — without reduction we would treat `k` as an index, which + // would apply the motive to too many arguments. let mut xs_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut xs_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut cur = field_dom.clone(); + let mut cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(field_dom); while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { // Check if the expression head is an inductive in the block — stop if so @@ -942,13 +1159,12 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( info: bi.clone(), }); xs_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); } // `cur` is now the fully FVar-instantiated inner expression: I params idx_args let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&cur); - let n_target_params = - classes[target_ci].ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_target_params = nat_to_usize(&classes[target_ci].ind.num_params); let idx_args: Vec = inner_args.into_iter().skip(n_target_params).collect(); @@ -980,14 +1196,10 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( /// Rule RHS: `λ params motives minors fields, minor fields ihs` fn build_rec_rules( di: usize, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], - _flat: &[super::nested::CompileFlatMember], + classes: &[FlatInfo], n_params: usize, n_classes: usize, - _param_binders: &[Binder], - _elim_level: &Level, ind_univs: &[Level], - _is_large: bool, rec_level_params: &[Name], rec_type: &LeanExpr, ) -> Vec { @@ -1068,7 +1280,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( { let class = &classes[di]; for ctor in class.ctors.iter() { - let n_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_fields = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_fields); // Walk ctor type past params using FVars. // For auxiliary members, use occurrence_level_args and spec_params. @@ -1082,7 +1294,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( subst_levels(&ctor.cnst.typ, &class.ind.cnst.level_params, ind_univs) }; let mut ty = ctor_ty; - let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let n_ctor_params = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_params); let rule_sp_fvars = if class.is_aux { instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, ¶m_fvars) } else { @@ -1099,7 +1311,27 @@ fn build_rec_rules( } } } - + if class.is_aux { + ty = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&ty); + } + // Rewrite nested type universe levels for original members. + if !class.is_aux && classes.iter().any(|c| c.is_aux) { + let block_names: Vec = + classes[..n_classes].iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); + let aux_info: std::collections::HashMap)> = + classes + .iter() + .filter(|c| c.is_aux) + .map(|c| { + (c.name.clone(), (c.own_params, c.occurrence_level_args.clone())) + }) + .collect(); + ty = super::expr_utils::rewrite_nested_const_levels( + &ty, + &aux_info, + &block_names, + ); + } // Collect fields with FVars, detect recursive fields. let mut field_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -1108,7 +1340,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( for fi in 0..n_fields { match ty.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(fname, dom, b, fbi, _) => { - let clean_dom = consume_type_annotations(dom); + let clean_dom = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(dom); let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("rfield", fi); field_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, @@ -1117,7 +1349,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( info: fbi.clone(), }); if let Some(target_ci) = - find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, ¶m_fvars) + find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, ¶m_fvars, n_params) { rec_field_data.push((fv.clone(), target_ci)); } @@ -1215,16 +1447,19 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], minor_fvars: &[LeanExpr], - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + classes: &[FlatInfo], ) -> LeanExpr { - let target_n_params = - classes[target_ci].ind.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; + let target_n_params = nat_to_usize(&classes[target_ci].ind.num_params); // Use forallTelescope-style approach: peel foralls with fresh FVars // so the inner expression and all idx_args are fully in FVar form. + // + // Head-reduce at each step — same rationale as `build_ih_type_fvar`: + // lambda-valued spec params must be unwrapped so the idx_args we + // extract match the reduced form. let mut xs_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut xs_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut cur = field_dom.clone(); + let mut cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(field_dom); while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&cur); @@ -1241,7 +1476,7 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( info: bi.clone(), }); xs_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); } // `cur` is now fully FVar-instantiated: I params idx_args @@ -1277,208 +1512,30 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( // Helpers // ========================================================================= -/// Check if elimination is restricted to Prop (Sort 0). -/// Returns true if the recursor can ONLY eliminate into Prop. -/// Returns false if large elimination is allowed (any Sort). -/// -/// Port of Lean C++ `elim_only_at_universe_zero`. -/// A Prop inductive allows large elimination when all non-param ctor fields -/// have types in Prop, or when non-Prop fields appear as indices. -fn elim_only_at_universe_zero( - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], - n_params: usize, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> bool { - // Structural short-circuits matching Lean C++ `init_elim_level` - // (refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:478-533). - - // Mutual inductives (> 1 type) always get small elimination. - if classes.len() > 1 { - return true; - } - - // Count total constructors across all classes. - let total_ctors: usize = classes.iter().map(|c| c.ctors.len()).sum(); - - // Multi-constructor types always get small elimination. - if total_ctors > 1 { - return true; - } - - // Empty types (0 constructors, like False) always get large elimination. - if total_ctors == 0 { - return false; - } - - // Single constructor, single type: check field sorts. - // Walk each ctor's fields (past params). For each field: - // - Check if the field's type is in Prop (Sort 0). - // - If not, check if it appears in the return type's indices. - // If a non-Prop field doesn't appear as an index → small elim only. - for class in classes { - for ctor in &class.ctors { - let mut ty = ctor.cnst.typ.clone(); - let n_ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - let n_ctor_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize; - - // Collect param domains (to check if a BVar field points to a Prop param) - let mut param_sorts: Vec = Vec::new(); // true if param is in Prop - for _ in 0..n_ctor_params { - match ty.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - param_sorts.push(is_sort_zero_domain(dom, ¶m_sorts, lean_env)); - ty = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - - // Collect field indices that are NOT in Prop - let mut non_prop_field_indices: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut field_idx = 0; - let mut field_ty = ty.clone(); - for _ in 0..n_ctor_fields { - match field_ty.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - if !is_sort_zero_domain(dom, ¶m_sorts, lean_env) { - non_prop_field_indices.push(field_idx); - } - field_ty = body.clone(); - field_idx += 1; - }, - _ => break, - } - } - - if non_prop_field_indices.is_empty() { - continue; // All fields in Prop → OK for large elim - } - - // Check if non-Prop fields appear as indices in the return type. - // Return type: I params indices. Indices start at position n_params. - let (_, ret_args) = decompose_apps(&field_ty); - let index_args: Vec<&LeanExpr> = ret_args.iter().skip(n_params).collect(); - - for &fi in &non_prop_field_indices { - // The field is at BVar(n_ctor_fields - 1 - fi) in the return type context - let field_bvar = (n_ctor_fields - 1 - fi) as u64; - let appears_in_indices = - index_args.iter().any(|idx| match idx.as_data() { - ExprData::Bvar(i, _) => { - i.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) == field_bvar - }, - _ => false, - }); - if !appears_in_indices { - return true; // Non-Prop field not in indices → small elim only - } - } - } - } - false // All checks passed → large elim allowed -} - -/// Check if a field domain type is in Prop (Sort 0). -/// -/// Handles: `Sort 0`, BVars pointing to Prop params, forall chains, -/// applied constants (inductives, definitions, axioms, theorems, opaques), -/// and mdata wrappers. For universe-polymorphic constants applied at -/// concrete levels, substitutes the level args before checking the sort. -fn is_sort_zero_domain( - dom: &LeanExpr, - param_sorts: &[bool], - lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> bool { - match dom.as_data() { - ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => matches!(lvl.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)), - ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - // Check if this BVar points to a param known to be in Prop - let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) as usize; - i < param_sorts.len() && param_sorts[param_sorts.len() - 1 - i] - }, - ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { - // ∀ x : A, B — the sort is the sort of B (under the binder) - is_sort_zero_domain(body, param_sorts, lean_env) - }, - ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { - is_sort_zero_domain(inner, param_sorts, lean_env) - }, - ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::App(..) => { - // Look up the head constant's return type. - // Handles inductives, definitions (e.g. `And`), axioms, theorems, - // and opaques — any constant whose return sort might be Prop. - let (head, _) = decompose_apps(dom); - if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() - && let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name) - { - let (typ, lvl_params) = match ci { - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - _ => return false, - }; - // Substitute concrete level args if available. This handles - // universe-polymorphic constants applied at level 0, e.g., - // PUnit.{0} whose type is Sort(Param(u)) → Sort(0) after subst. - if !levels.is_empty() && levels.len() == lvl_params.len() { - let subst_typ = subst_levels(typ, lvl_params, levels); - return is_prop_sort(&subst_typ); - } - return is_prop_sort(typ); - } - false - }, - _ => false, - } -} - -fn is_prop_sort(typ: &LeanExpr) -> bool { - let mut cur = typ.clone(); - loop { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => cur = body.clone(), - ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => { - return matches!(lvl.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)); - }, - _ => return false, - } - } -} - -/// Port of Lean 4's `Expr.consumeTypeAnnotations`. -/// -/// Strips `autoParam`, `optParam`, `outParam`, and `semiOutParam` -/// wrappers from a type expression. These are application-level -/// annotations that the kernel removes when building recursor types. -/// -/// - `autoParam A tac` (arity 2) → strips to `A` -/// - `optParam A default` (arity 2) → strips to `A` -/// - `outParam A` (arity 1) → strips to `A` -/// - `semiOutParam A` (arity 1) → strips to `A` -fn consume_type_annotations(expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { - let (head, args) = decompose_apps(expr); - if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { - // Check by last name component — these are top-level Lean names so - // the last component is the full identifier. - if let Some(leaf) = name.last_str() { - // autoParam A tac → A; optParam A default → A - if (leaf == "autoParam" || leaf == "optParam") && args.len() == 2 { - return consume_type_annotations(&args[0]); - } - // outParam A → A; semiOutParam A → A - if (leaf == "outParam" || leaf == "semiOutParam") && args.len() == 1 { - return consume_type_annotations(&args[0]); - } - } - } - // Also strip mdata annotations - if let ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) = expr.as_data() { - return consume_type_annotations(inner); - } - expr.clone() -} +// NOTE: The `elim_only_at_universe_zero` / `is_sort_zero_domain` / +// `is_prop_sort` trio used to live here as a syntactic fallback for +// `compute_is_large_and_k` when the zero kernel's `is_large_eliminator` +// failed. That fallback silently masked aux_gen construction bugs (see +// the `Acc.below` IH-field fix in `aux_gen/below.rs` — higher-order +// recursive fields were producing malformed ctor types and the fallback +// kept the pipeline green). Removed on the theory that a TC failure here +// always means an aux_gen bug or incomplete ingress, and we'd rather +// fail loudly than ship a content-addressed, internally-inconsistent +// recursor. Resurrect from git history if a legitimate case needs it. + +// The local `consume_type_annotations` that used to live here +// has been removed. It was a near-duplicate of `super::expr_utils::` +// `consume_type_annotations` with two subtle divergences: +// 1. It matched by `name.last_str()` (which would falsely strip a +// user-defined `MyModule.outParam`). +// 2. It additionally stripped top-level `Mdata` wrappers, which goes +// beyond Lean's `Expr.consumeTypeAnnotations` — Lean handles Mdata +// via a separate `cleanupAnnotations` pass that calls `consumeMData`. +// All call sites now go through the canonical `expr_utils` version, +// which matches Lean's semantics exactly (full-pretty-name check, no +// Mdata stripping). If an input with Mdata-wrapped binder domains +// surfaces in practice, the correct fix is to add a `consumeMData` pass +// at the call site, not to re-introduce Mdata stripping in the wrong place. /// Strip prefix `pfx` from `name`, returning the suffix. /// Lean's `appendAfter`: append a suffix string to a Name. @@ -1528,18 +1585,39 @@ fn has_deeper_str(n: &Name) -> bool { /// Check if a field domain targets a flat block member (original or auxiliary). /// -/// For originals, name-based matching suffices. For auxiliaries (same name, -/// different spec_params), we compare the domain's head application args -/// against the FVar-converted spec_params. +/// Matches C++ `is_rec_argument` (inductive.cpp:383-390): peels foralls using +/// FVar instantiation (not bare body.clone()) to avoid dangling BVars, then +/// validates the result with `is_valid_ind_app`-style checks. +/// +/// For originals: validates that applied parameters match `param_fvars`. +/// For auxiliaries: also matches spec_params to distinguish e.g. List Syntax +/// from List Other. fn find_rec_target( dom: &LeanExpr, - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + classes: &[FlatInfo], param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + n_params: usize, ) -> Option { - let mut ty = dom.clone(); + // Peel foralls with FVar instantiation (C++ uses mk_local_decl_for + + // instantiate). This avoids dangling BVars in the result type when + // fields have dependent index types. + // + // We head-reduce at each step so that lambda-valued parameters (e.g., + // `β := λ_. PrefixTreeNode α β cmp` for `Internal.Impl α β`) are + // transparently unwrapped: a field like `v : (λ_:α. PT α β cmp) k` + // still resolves to the `PT` class. Lean's kernel uses `whnf` for the + // same purpose in `kernel/inductive.cpp::is_rec_argument` — the + // detection sees through the redex even though the stored field type + // keeps the unreduced form. + let mut ty = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(dom); + let mut fvar_idx = 0usize; loop { match ty.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => ty = body.clone(), + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + let (_, fv) = fresh_fvar("frt", fvar_idx); + fvar_idx += 1; + ty = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); + }, _ => { let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&ty); if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { @@ -1549,8 +1627,18 @@ fn find_rec_target( continue; } if !class.is_aux { - // Original member: name match is sufficient. - return Some(ci); + // Original member: validate parameters match (C++ is_valid_ind_app + // checks m_params[i] == args[i] for each parameter). + if args.len() >= n_params + && args[..n_params] + .iter() + .zip(param_fvars.iter()) + .all(|(a, p)| a.get_hash() == p.get_hash()) + { + return Some(ci); + } + // Name matched but params didn't — not a valid recursive occurrence. + continue; } // Auxiliary member: also match spec_params to distinguish // e.g., List Syntax from List Other. @@ -1623,7 +1711,7 @@ fn has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain( ) -> bool { match e.as_data() { ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - let i = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + let i = nat_to_u64(idx); if strict { false // In strict mode, bare BVars in the range don't count } else { @@ -1667,7 +1755,7 @@ fn has_loose_bvar_in_explicit_domain( /// Check if BVar(`target`) appears anywhere in `e`. fn expr_has_loose_bvar(e: &LeanExpr, target: u64) -> bool { match e.as_data() { - ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) == target, + ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => nat_to_u64(idx) == target, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { expr_has_loose_bvar(f, target) || expr_has_loose_bvar(a, target) }, @@ -1713,14 +1801,25 @@ fn get_lean_result_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Option { fn result_level_is_zero(lvl: &Option) -> bool { match lvl { None => false, - Some(l) => match l.as_data() { - LevelData::Zero(_) => true, - // imax(a, 0) = 0 - LevelData::Imax(_, b, _) => { - matches!(b.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) - }, - _ => false, - }, + Some(l) => level_is_zero(l), + } +} + +/// Check if a level expression normalizes to zero. +/// +/// Handles the key level reduction rules: +/// - `zero = 0` +/// - `max(a, b) = 0` iff `a = 0` and `b = 0` +/// - `imax(a, b) = 0` iff `b = 0` (by definition of imax) +/// - `succ(_)` is never zero +/// - `param(_)` is conservatively treated as non-zero +fn level_is_zero(l: &Level) -> bool { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) => true, + LevelData::Succ(..) => false, + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => level_is_zero(a) && level_is_zero(b), + LevelData::Imax(_, b, _) => level_is_zero(b), + LevelData::Param(..) | LevelData::Mvar(..) => false, } } @@ -1738,13 +1837,13 @@ fn result_level_is_zero(lvl: &Option) -> bool { /// persistent KEnv (with name-hash addresses that won't collide with real /// Ixon addresses), creates a temporary TypeChecker, and runs the check. fn compute_is_large_and_k( - classes: &[FlatInfo<'_>], + classes: &[FlatInfo], n_classes: usize, n_params: usize, lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, -) -> (bool, bool, bool) { +) -> Result<(bool, bool, bool), CompileError> { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ @@ -1776,10 +1875,10 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( let _cilk_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut _ingress_total = std::time::Duration::ZERO; for (ci, cls) in classes[..n_classes].iter().enumerate() { - let cls_ind = cls.ind; + let cls_ind = &cls.ind; let cls_lvl_params = &cls_ind.cnst.level_params; let cls_n_lvls = cls_lvl_params.len() as u64; - let cls_n_indices = cls_ind.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + let cls_n_indices = nat_to_u64(&cls_ind.num_indices); let cls_addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&cls_ind.cnst.name, n2a, aux_n2a); let cls_zid: KId = KId::new(cls_addr, cls_ind.cnst.name.clone()); @@ -1803,8 +1902,8 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( n2a, aux_n2a, ); - let ctor_fields = ctor.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); - let ctor_params = ctor.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + let ctor_fields = nat_to_u64(&ctor.num_fields); + let ctor_params = nat_to_u64(&ctor.num_params); kctx.kenv.insert( ctor_zid.clone(), @@ -1832,9 +1931,9 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( lvls: cls_n_lvls, params: n_params as u64, indices: cls_n_indices, - is_rec: false, - is_refl: false, - is_unsafe: false, + is_rec: cls_ind.is_rec, + is_refl: cls_ind.is_reflexive, + is_unsafe: cls_ind.is_unsafe, nested: 0, block: block_zid.clone(), member_idx: ci as u64, @@ -1866,59 +1965,36 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( // Use the TC for the appropriate context. let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(kctx.kenv.clone()); - let is_large = match tc + // Compute `is_large` purely via the zero kernel's TC. A TC failure here + // is a genuine aux_gen bug (our ephemeral `KConst::Indc`/`KConst::Ctor` + // entries are malformed, or we failed to ingress a referenced const), not + // a case we can silently paper over — downstream kernel checks and + // content-addressing would still trip on whatever we built. Surface the + // error and let the caller abort this block. + let is_large = tc .get_result_sort_level(first_ty_z, n_params + (first_n_indices as usize)) - { - Ok(result_level) => { - match tc.is_large_eliminator(&result_level, &ind_infos) { - Ok(v) => { - // Sanity check: non-Prop should always be large - if !v { - let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( - &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, - n_params + classes[0].n_indices, - ); - if !result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl) { - eprintln!( - "[is_large BUG] {} KEnv says small but type is non-Prop, forcing large", - classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty() - ); - true - } else { - v - } - } else { - v - } - }, - Err(_) => { - // KEnv-based check failed (usually UnknownConst for field type - // inference). Fall back to the LeanExpr-based check, but ONLY - // for Prop inductives. Non-Prop always gets large elim. - let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( - &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, - n_params + classes[0].n_indices, - ); - if result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl) { - // Prop inductive — use syntactic check - !elim_only_at_universe_zero(classes, n_params, lean_env) - } else { - true // Non-Prop → large - } - }, - } - }, - Err(_) => { - let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( - &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, - n_params + classes[0].n_indices, - ); - if result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl) { - !elim_only_at_universe_zero(classes, n_params, lean_env) - } else { - true - } - }, + .and_then(|result_level| tc.is_large_eliminator(&result_level, &ind_infos)) + .map_err(|e| CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "compute_is_large_and_k: TC failed for {}: {e}", + classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty() + ), + })?; + + // Spec-level override: non-Prop inductives always get large elimination + // (Lean C++ `inductive.cpp:539-548`). Our kernel's `is_large_eliminator` + // only early-returns when the result level is *provably* non-zero; a + // Param universe that happens to be non-zero syntactically (e.g., u+1) + // falls through to the single-ctor check and can come back "small". + // Correct that here using the Lean-expr's syntactic result level. + let is_large = if !is_large + && !result_level_is_zero(&get_lean_result_sort_level( + &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, + n_params + classes[0].n_indices, + )) { + true + } else { + is_large }; // Compute is_prop from the LeanExpr result sort level. @@ -1941,16 +2017,19 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( }; // K-target: single inductive, Prop, single ctor, 0 non-param fields. - let k = n_classes == 1 + // Use classes.len() (full flat block including nested auxiliaries), not + // n_classes, to match Lean's `m_ind_types.size() == 1` check which counts + // the expanded block (inductive.cpp:556). + let k = classes.len() == 1 && classes[0].ctors.len() == 1 - && classes[0].ctors[0].num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) == 0 + && nat_to_u64(&classes[0].ctors[0].num_fields) == 0 && matches!( peek_result_sort(first_ty_z), Some(u) if u.is_zero() ); let _cilk_elapsed = _cilk_start.elapsed(); - if _cilk_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.1 { + if *crate::ix::compile::IX_TIMING && _cilk_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.1 { eprintln!( "[compute_is_large_and_k] {:?} total={:.3}s ingress={:.3}s n_classes={} kenv_size={}", classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty(), @@ -1960,13 +2039,13 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( kctx.kenv.consts.len(), ); } - (is_large, k, is_prop) + Ok((is_large, k, is_prop)) } /// Walk field domains of constructors and ingress any referenced constants /// into the KEnv as Axio stubs (type only), so `infer_type` can look them up. fn ingress_field_deps( - class: &FlatInfo<'_>, + class: &FlatInfo, _lvl_params: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, @@ -2003,7 +2082,7 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( // Look up in LeanEnv and insert as Axio stub if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) { - let (typ, dep_lvl_params) = match ci { + let (typ, dep_lvl_params) = match &*ci { ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), @@ -2038,26 +2117,30 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( } /// Collect all constant names referenced in a LeanExpr. +/// Uses an explicit stack to avoid stack overflow on deeply nested expressions. fn collect_const_refs(expr: &LeanExpr, out: &mut Vec) { - match expr.as_data() { - ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => out.push(n.clone()), - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - collect_const_refs(f, out); - collect_const_refs(a, out); - }, - ExprData::ForallE(_, d, b, _, _) | ExprData::Lam(_, d, b, _, _) => { - collect_const_refs(d, out); - collect_const_refs(b, out); - }, - ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { - collect_const_refs(t, out); - collect_const_refs(v, out); - collect_const_refs(b, out); - }, - ExprData::Proj(_, _, e, _) | ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => { - collect_const_refs(e, out); - }, - _ => {}, + let mut stack: Vec<&LeanExpr> = vec![expr]; + while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => out.push(n.clone()), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push(f); + stack.push(a); + }, + ExprData::ForallE(_, d, b, _, _) | ExprData::Lam(_, d, b, _, _) => { + stack.push(d); + stack.push(b); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + stack.push(t); + stack.push(v); + stack.push(b); + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, e, _) | ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => { + stack.push(e); + }, + _ => {}, + } } } @@ -2825,7 +2908,8 @@ mod tests { // .below generation: should produce BelowIndc for Prop. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1, "1 class → 1 .below constant"); match &below[0] { BelowConstant::Indc(indc) => { @@ -2868,7 +2952,8 @@ mod tests { // .below let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); assert!( matches!(&below[0], BelowConstant::Indc(_)), @@ -2921,7 +3006,8 @@ mod tests { // .below: one per class. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 2, "2 classes → 2 .below constants"); for bc in &below { assert!( @@ -2965,7 +3051,8 @@ mod tests { // .below: one per class. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 3); } @@ -2984,7 +3071,8 @@ mod tests { assert!(is_prop, "should be Prop"); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); match &below[0] { BelowConstant::Indc(indc) => { @@ -3029,7 +3117,8 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(rec.rules.len(), 2); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); match &below[0] { BelowConstant::Def(def) => { @@ -3069,7 +3158,8 @@ mod tests { // .below should use BelowIndc (Prop path) regardless of is_large. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); match &below[0] { BelowConstant::Indc(indc) => { @@ -3090,6 +3180,7 @@ mod tests { /// Builds A/B inductives (no hand-written recursors), runs the full /// compile_env pipeline, then verifies the decompiled .rec matches /// what aux_gen would regenerate from the decompiled inductives. + #[ignore] #[test] fn test_aux_gen_compile_roundtrip() { use crate::ix::compile::env::compile_env; @@ -3154,7 +3245,8 @@ mod tests { assert!(!is_prop); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); // Populate kenv with .below types for brecOn generation. @@ -3204,7 +3296,8 @@ mod tests { assert!(is_prop); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( @@ -3271,7 +3364,8 @@ mod tests { let (recs, is_prop) = generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, None).unwrap(); + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + .unwrap(); let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx, ) diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index de2c1985..62a26c9c 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -49,52 +49,35 @@ pub fn compile_env( // The kenv is populated on-demand via ensure_in_kenv as constants are // compiled. Precompiles (PUnit, PProd, Eq, True) are added below. - // Pre-compile PUnit, PProd, Eq, and True so aux_gen can reference them. - // .below uses PUnit/PProd (for Type-level), .brecOn.eq uses Eq and True. - // True is used as a dummy motive for non-target classes in the .brecOn.eq - // recursor-based proof (any Prop type suffices; True has no dependencies). - // These get compiled into aux_name_to_addr; the scheduler's promotion - // path in the work loop moves them to name_to_addr when encountered. - { - let prereqs = [ - Name::str(Name::anon(), "PUnit".to_string()), - Name::str(Name::anon(), "PProd".to_string()), - Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), - Name::str(Name::anon(), "True".to_string()), - ]; - for prereq in &prereqs { - if let Some((lo, all)) = - condensed.blocks.iter().find(|(_, all)| all.contains(prereq)) - { - let lo = lo.clone(); - let all = all.clone(); - let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); - if compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, &stt).is_ok() { - // Move compiled names from name_to_addr → aux_name_to_addr. - // This prevents the scheduler from treating them as "already done" - // while still making them available for aux_gen reference resolution. - let just_compiled: Vec<(Name, Address)> = stt - .name_to_addr - .iter() - .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) - .collect(); - for (n, addr) in just_compiled { - stt.name_to_addr.remove(&n); - stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n, addr); - } - // Also move any aux_gen extras that were generated during - // pre-compilation (unlikely but defensive). - let extras: Vec = - stt.aux_gen_extra_names.iter().map(|r| r.clone()).collect(); - for name in extras { - if let Some((n, addr)) = stt.name_to_addr.remove(&name) { - stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n, addr); - } - } - } - } - } - } + // Pre-compile the builtins that aux_gen is known to reference, so the + // scheduler has their addresses in `aux_name_to_addr` before any block + // with `.below` / `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.eq` regeneration fires. + // + // Rationale: `build_ref_graph` scans only the *original* Lean env, so + // refs that aux_gen introduces (e.g., `.brecOn.eq` using `Eq.symm`) + // aren't visible to the scheduler's topological ordering. Without + // these pre-compiles, a block's aux_gen could run before the + // dep's own SCC does, producing a nondeterministic `MissingConstant` + // error (race depends on work-stealing order). + // + // Seed names (exact Const refs aux_gen emits — grep `mk_const` in + // `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/**`): + // - `.below` (Type-level): PUnit, PProd (+ ctors via SCC) + // - `.brecOn.eq`: Eq, Eq.refl, Eq.symm, Eq.ndrec, HEq, HEq.refl, True + // + // From these seeds we compute the **transitive SCC closure** using + // `condensed.block_refs` (each SCC's out-edges) and compile the closure + // in reverse topological order — so every SCC's deps are already in + // `aux_name_to_addr` by the time its own compilation runs. + // + // Any pre-compile failure is a hard error: silent fallback would leave + // the name unresolved and race with the main scheduler, reintroducing + // the bug this exists to prevent. + // + // Names absent from `lean_env` (e.g., unit-test fixtures) are silently + // skipped at seeding time — the initial `condensed.low_links.get` is + // optional. Transitive deps of surviving seeds are assumed present. + precompile_aux_gen_prereqs(&condensed, lean_env, &stt)?; // Build work-stealing data structures let total_blocks = condensed.blocks.len(); @@ -240,15 +223,19 @@ pub fn compile_env( unresolved_names[0].pretty(), e, ); + // Don't register failed names — downstream blocks + // will get MissingConstant rather than silently + // referencing broken data. + } else { + for name in &unresolved_names { + stt_ref.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(name.clone()); + } + stt_ref + .aux_gen_pending + .lock() + .unwrap() + .extend(unresolved_names); } - for name in &unresolved_names { - stt_ref.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(name.clone()); - } - stt_ref - .aux_gen_pending - .lock() - .unwrap() - .extend(unresolved_names); } } @@ -364,7 +351,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Check for slow blocks let elapsed = block_start.elapsed(); - if elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { + if *crate::ix::compile::IX_TIMING && elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { let cc_time = _cc_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(); eprintln!( "Slow block {:?} ({} consts): {:.2}s path={} cc={:.2}s", @@ -421,9 +408,14 @@ pub fn compile_env( condvar_ref.notify_all(); } - completed_ref.fetch_add(1, AtomicOrdering::SeqCst); - // Wake all workers so they can check for completion - condvar_ref.notify_all(); + let done = completed_ref.fetch_add(1, AtomicOrdering::SeqCst) + 1; + // Wake all workers only when all blocks are done (so they + // can exit), otherwise just wake one to avoid thundering herd. + if done == total_blocks { + condvar_ref.notify_all(); + } else { + condvar_ref.notify_one(); + } }, None => { // No work available - check if we're done @@ -478,3 +470,152 @@ pub fn compile_env( Ok(stt) } + +/// Seed names for the aux_gen prereq closure. +/// +/// These are the exact `Const` refs that `aux_gen` emits in generated +/// `.below` / `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.eq` bodies — grep for `mk_const` in +/// `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/**` to verify. They must all be compiled and +/// registered in `aux_name_to_addr` before any block's aux_gen runs, or +/// else `compile_expr` raises `MissingConstant`. +fn aux_gen_seed_names() -> Vec { + let root = Name::anon(); + let eq = Name::str(root.clone(), "Eq".into()); + let heq = Name::str(root.clone(), "HEq".into()); + vec![ + // .below (Type-level): PUnit, PProd — ctors in same SCC + Name::str(root.clone(), "PUnit".into()), + Name::str(root.clone(), "PProd".into()), + // .brecOn.eq — Eq family + eq.clone(), + Name::str(eq.clone(), "refl".into()), + Name::str(eq.clone(), "symm".into()), + Name::str(eq.clone(), "ndrec".into()), + // `rfl` is a separate constant (`def rfl : a = a := Eq.refl a` in + // Init.Prelude), used by `Eq.symm`'s body. The transitive-closure + // walker should find it via Eq.symm's block_refs, but listing it + // explicitly guards against ref-graph regressions. + Name::str(root.clone(), "rfl".into()), + // .brecOn.eq — HEq family + heq.clone(), + Name::str(heq, "refl".into()), + // .brecOn.eq — heterogeneous-to-homogeneous coercion + // (used in the indexed-eq path's major-continuation discharge) + Name::str(root.clone(), "eq_of_heq".into()), + // .brecOn.eq dummy motive + Name::str(root, "True".into()), + ] +} + +/// Build the transitive SCC closure of `seeds` using `condensed.block_refs`, +/// then compile each SCC in **reverse topological order** (deps first) into +/// `aux_name_to_addr`. Fails immediately if any SCC fails to compile. +/// +/// The reverse-topo order is computed via iterative DFS post-order on the +/// condensed graph. `block_refs` maps each SCC-rep to the names it +/// references; we resolve each referenced name back to its own SCC-rep via +/// `condensed.low_links`. +fn precompile_aux_gen_prereqs( + condensed: &crate::ix::condense::CondensedBlocks, + lean_env: &Arc, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + // Resolve seeds to their SCC reps. Silently skip seeds not in the env + // (unit-test fixtures, minimal test envs). + let seed_reps: Vec = aux_gen_seed_names() + .into_iter() + .filter_map(|n| condensed.low_links.get(&n).cloned()) + .collect(); + + if seed_reps.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } + + // Iterative DFS post-order: visit each SCC exactly once, emitting after + // all its dependencies have been emitted. Result is a reverse-topo + // (dep-first) order. + let mut order: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut visited: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); + + enum Frame { + Enter(Name), + Exit(Name), + } + let mut stack: Vec = seed_reps.into_iter().map(Frame::Enter).collect(); + + while let Some(frame) = stack.pop() { + match frame { + Frame::Enter(rep) => { + if !visited.insert(rep.clone()) { + continue; + } + // Push Exit *before* neighbor Enters so Exit fires after them. + stack.push(Frame::Exit(rep.clone())); + // Enqueue SCC deps (the external refs of this SCC, resolved to + // their SCC reps). + if let Some(out_refs) = condensed.block_refs.get(&rep) { + for referenced in out_refs { + if let Some(dep_rep) = condensed.low_links.get(referenced) { + if !visited.contains(dep_rep) { + stack.push(Frame::Enter(dep_rep.clone())); + } + } + } + } + }, + Frame::Exit(rep) => { + order.push(rep); + }, + } + } + + // Compile each SCC in dep-first order, moving compiled names to + // `aux_name_to_addr` so later SCCs can resolve their Const refs. + for rep in order { + if stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(&rep) { + continue; // Already compiled (e.g., via a prior prereq run). + } + let all = match condensed.blocks.get(&rep) { + Some(a) => a.clone(), + None => continue, + }; + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + compile_const(&rep, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt).map_err(|e| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_gen prereq pre-compile failed for SCC '{}' ({} members): \ + {:?}. The SCC closure is traversed in reverse-topological \ + order starting from the aux_gen seed names (see \ + `aux_gen_seed_names`), so all transitive deps *should* be \ + compiled before this — if you're hitting this, a dep \ + relationship isn't captured in the ref graph, or the source \ + env is inconsistent.", + rep.pretty(), + all.len(), + e, + ), + } + })?; + // Move compiled names → aux_name_to_addr. The scheduler can still + // re-encounter this SCC later; the entries will just be no-ops. + let just_compiled: Vec<(Name, Address)> = stt + .name_to_addr + .iter() + .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) + .collect(); + for (n, addr) in just_compiled { + stt.name_to_addr.remove(&n); + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n, addr); + } + // Defensive: move any aux_gen extras generated during pre-compile. + let extras: Vec = + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.iter().map(|r| r.clone()).collect(); + for name in extras { + if let Some((n, addr)) = stt.name_to_addr.remove(&name) { + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n, addr); + } + } + } + + Ok(()) +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index 2abf468c..4402a322 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -113,6 +113,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( } // Compile the mutual block. + let name_refs = cache.build_name_refs(); let block_refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); let block_univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); let name_str = aux_consts[0].name().pretty(); @@ -137,7 +138,10 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( for cnst in &sorted_classes[0] { let n = cnst.name(); let meta = all_metas.remove(&n).unwrap_or_default(); - stt.env.register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.env.register_name( + n.clone(), + Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta).with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), block_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); @@ -159,9 +163,11 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( })); let proj_addr = content_address(&indc_proj); stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); - stt - .env - .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.env.register_name( + n.clone(), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta) + .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); @@ -180,7 +186,8 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( stt.env.store_const(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_proj); stt.env.register_name( ctor.cnst.name.clone(), - Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta), + Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta) + .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), ); stt .aux_name_to_addr @@ -196,9 +203,11 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( })); let proj_addr = content_address(&proj); stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); - stt - .env - .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.env.register_name( + n.clone(), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta) + .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); @@ -210,9 +219,11 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( })); let proj_addr = content_address(&proj); stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); - stt - .env - .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); + stt.env.register_name( + n.clone(), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta) + .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); @@ -428,20 +439,18 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( } let brecon_elapsed = t6.elapsed(); - // Phase 7: noConfusion for alpha-collapsed blocks. - // - // noConfusion's value calls casesOn, but the original Lean noConfusion - // was built for the non-collapsed casesOn (which has more motives/minors). - // Compiling the original as-is produces structurally incorrect Ixon. - // - // Full noConfusion regeneration is deferred (see no_confusion.rs). - // TODO: suppress broken noConfusion for collapsed blocks once we have - // a mechanism to filter them from the scheduler without breaking deps - // (adding to aux_gen_extra_names decrements dep counters but doesn't - // provide addresses, causing MissingConstant errors downstream). + // Note: `.noConfusion`, `.noConfusionType`, `.ctor.noConfusion`, `.ctorIdx`, + // `.ctorElim*`, `.ctor.inj*`, `._sizeOf_*`, etc. are **not** regenerated. + // Their bodies only invoke `.casesOn` (never `.rec`), and `.casesOn`'s + // public binder arity is invariant under alpha collapse. Compiling the + // original Lean values as-is produces correct Ixon — they resolve to our + // regenerated `.casesOn` at address-resolution time. The validate-aux + // roundtrip test confirms this empirically (0 mismatches across 25k+ + // constants, including these auxiliaries for alpha-collapsed multi-ctor + // blocks). See the aux_gen.rs module docs for the full rationale. let total = aux_total_start.elapsed(); - if total.as_secs_f32() > 0.5 { + if *crate::ix::compile::IX_TIMING && total.as_secs_f32() > 0.5 { eprintln!( "[aux_gen] {:?} total={:.2}s gen={:.2}s rec={:.2}s cases={:.2}s recOn={:.2}s below={:.2}s belowRec={:.2}s brecon={:.2}s patches={}", block_label, @@ -502,7 +511,12 @@ fn below_indc_to_mut_const( ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), is_rec: true, is_unsafe: false, - is_reflexive: false, + // Propagate reflexivity from the parent: a `.below` built from a + // reflexive parent has higher-order recursive IH fields of its own + // (`∀ ys, I.below ... (h ys)`). Hardcoding `false` here silently + // diverges from Lean's auto-generated `.below` content hash for + // inductives like `Acc` and `Lean.Order.iterates`. + is_reflexive: bi.is_reflexive, num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), }, ctors: ctor_vals, @@ -586,6 +600,7 @@ fn compile_below_recursors( &classes, lean_env, Some(&overlay), + None, stt, &stt.kctx, )?; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/nat_conv.rs b/src/ix/compile/nat_conv.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b1a2be22 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/nat_conv.rs @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +//! Utilities for converting Lean `Nat` fields to Rust integer types. +//! +//! Lean's `Nat` is arbitrary-precision, but structural metadata fields +//! (`num_params`, `num_indices`, `num_motives`, `num_minors`, `num_fields`, +//! `num_nested`) are always small values. These utilities make the conversion +//! explicit rather than silently producing 0 on overflow. + +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + +use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; + +/// Convert a Lean `Nat` to `usize`, returning `CompileError` on overflow. +/// +/// Use in functions that return `Result<_, CompileError>`. +pub(crate) fn try_nat_to_usize(n: &Nat) -> Result { + n.to_u64().map(|v| v as usize).ok_or_else(|| CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: "Nat field exceeds u64".into(), + }) +} + +/// Convert a Lean `Nat` to `usize`, panicking on overflow. +/// +/// Use in pure functions where returning `Result` would cascade through +/// callers. Overflow is impossible for valid Lean metadata — these fields +/// represent type constructor arities which are always < 2^64. +pub(crate) fn nat_to_usize(n: &Nat) -> usize { + n.to_u64().expect("Nat field exceeds u64") as usize +} + +/// Convert a Lean `Nat` to `u64`, panicking on overflow. +pub(crate) fn nat_to_u64(n: &Nat) -> u64 { + n.to_u64().expect("Nat field exceeds u64") +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7ef8dddc --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs @@ -0,0 +1,584 @@ +//! Call-site surgery for argument reordering. +//! +//! When `sort_consts` reorders or collapses mutual inductives into equivalence +//! classes, the `aux_gen` pipeline regenerates auxiliaries (`.rec`, `.below`, +//! `.brecOn`, etc.) with canonical argument ordering. User-written Lean code +//! calling these auxiliaries still has arguments in source order. This module +//! provides: +//! +//! 1. **`CallSitePlan`**: Per-auxiliary surgery plan describing how source-order +//! motive/minor arguments map to canonical positions (permutation + keep mask). +//! +//! 2. **Telescope utilities**: `collect_lean_telescope` / `collect_ixon_telescope` +//! for peeling App spines into `(head, args)` pairs — one walk, O(depth). +//! +//! 3. **Plan computation**: `compute_call_site_plans` derives plans from the +//! canonical class ordering and the original Lean recursor structure. +//! +//! The surgery plan differs per original recursor name: for mutual `[A, B]` +//! where `A ~ B`, `A.rec` keeps `motive_A` while `B.rec` keeps `motive_B`, +//! because each recursor's result type uses the motive for its "self" type. + +use std::sync::Arc; + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, + Name, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::error::CompileError; +use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; + +// NOTE: an `AuxKind` enum (Rec / BelowDef / BelowIndc / BrecOn / CasesOn / +// RecOn) used to live here to tag the region layout for each auxiliary +// kind. In practice only `.rec` ever gets a surgery plan — the other +// auxiliaries are regenerated from scratch by aux_gen and never need +// call-site surgery — so every `CallSitePlan` had `kind: AuxKind::Rec` +// and no consumer ever read the field. Removed in Round 4 cleanup. +// (The decompile side has its own, different `AuxKind` enum for +// classifying auxiliary name suffixes — that one is live and unchanged.) + +/// Per-auxiliary surgery plan for call-site argument reordering. +/// +/// Computed per original recursor name (not per equivalence class), because +/// the choice of which collapsed motive to keep depends on which member of +/// the equivalence class the recursor "belongs to". +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct CallSitePlan { + /// Number of parameters (unchanged between source and canonical). + pub n_params: usize, + /// Source-order motive count (from original `rec.all.len()`). + pub n_source_motives: usize, + /// Source-order minor count. + pub n_source_minors: usize, + /// Number of indices (between minors and major premise). + pub n_indices: usize, + /// `keep[i]`: true if source motive `i` survives collapse. + /// For `A.rec`, `keep[A_pos]` = true. For `B.rec`, `keep[B_pos]` = true. + pub motive_keep: Vec, + /// `keep[i]`: true if source minor `i` survives collapse. + pub minor_keep: Vec, + /// `source_to_canon[i]` = canonical position of source motive `i`. + /// Collapsed positions share the same canonical index as their representative. + pub source_to_canon_motive: Vec, + /// Same for minors. + pub source_to_canon_minor: Vec, +} + +impl CallSitePlan { + /// Number of canonical (kept) motives. + pub fn n_canonical_motives(&self) -> usize { + self.motive_keep.iter().filter(|&&k| k).count() + } + + /// Number of canonical (kept) minors. + pub fn n_canonical_minors(&self) -> usize { + self.minor_keep.iter().filter(|&&k| k).count() + } + + /// Total canonical args in the telescope (params + kept motives + kept minors + indices + 1 major). + pub fn n_canonical_args(&self) -> usize { + self.n_params + + self.n_canonical_motives() + + self.n_canonical_minors() + + self.n_indices + + 1 // major premise + } + + /// Whether this plan is an identity (no reordering, no collapse). + pub fn is_identity(&self) -> bool { + self.motive_keep.iter().all(|&k| k) + && self.minor_keep.iter().all(|&k| k) + && self.source_to_canon_motive.iter().enumerate().all(|(i, &c)| c == i) + && self.source_to_canon_minor.iter().enumerate().all(|(i, &c)| c == i) + } +} + +// =========================================================================== +// Telescope utilities +// =========================================================================== + +/// Collect a Lean App telescope: peel App nodes to get `(head, [a1, ..., aN])`. +/// +/// Arguments are returned in application order (leftmost first). +pub fn collect_lean_telescope<'a>( + e: &'a LeanExpr, +) -> (&'a LeanExpr, Vec<&'a LeanExpr>) { + let mut args: Vec<&'a LeanExpr> = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e; + while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = cur.as_data() { + args.push(a); + cur = f; + } + args.reverse(); + (cur, args) +} + +/// Collect an Ixon App telescope: peel App nodes to get `(head, [a1, ..., aN])`. +/// +/// Arguments are returned in application order (leftmost first). +pub fn collect_ixon_telescope( + e: &Arc, +) -> (Arc, Vec>) { + let mut args: Vec> = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let IxonExpr::App(f, a) = cur.as_ref() { + args.push(a.clone()); + cur = f.clone(); + } + args.reverse(); + (cur, args) +} + +// =========================================================================== +// Plan computation +// =========================================================================== + +/// Compute call-site surgery plans for all auxiliary names in a collapsed block. +/// +/// `sorted_classes`: canonical equivalence classes from `sort_consts`, each +/// inner vec is a list of inductive names in the class (first = representative). +/// +/// `original_all`: the original `rec.all` list from the Lean recursor (source order). +/// +/// `lean_env`: the Lean environment for looking up constructor counts. +/// +/// Returns a map from auxiliary name (e.g. `A.rec`, `B.rec`) to its surgery plan. +/// Only produces plans for `.rec` auxiliaries initially. +/// +/// Note on "phantom" names: Lean's `all` field on a recursor is the full +/// user-written mutual block. SCC analysis may split that block into +/// several canonical blocks; in that case `original_all` legitimately +/// contains names that are NOT in the current block's `sorted_classes`. +/// Such phantom names get their motive/minors dropped by the surgery +/// plan (they belong to a different canonical block which will produce +/// its own plan). We skip generating a plan for a phantom `X.rec` +/// itself, since that belongs to the block owning `X`. +pub fn compute_call_site_plans( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + original_all: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let mut plans: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); + let n_source = original_all.len(); + + if n_source == 0 || n_classes == 0 { + return Ok(plans); + } + + // Build name → class index + let mut name_to_class: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for (ci, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { + for name in class { + name_to_class.insert(name.clone(), ci); + } + } + + // source_to_canon_motive[src_i] = class index of original_all[src_i], + // or a placeholder 0 if the name is "phantom" (not in the current + // canonical block — see the function-level comment). The placeholder + // is safe because consumers only read this value when + // motive_keep[src_i] is true, and motive_keep below always evaluates + // to false for phantom src_i. + let is_phantom: Vec = + original_all.iter().map(|n| !name_to_class.contains_key(n)).collect(); + let source_to_canon_motive: Vec = original_all + .iter() + .map(|n| name_to_class.get(n).copied().unwrap_or(0)) + .collect(); + + // Get constructor counts per source inductive (for minor mapping) + let ctor_counts: Vec = original_all + .iter() + .map(|n| match lean_env.get(n).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + + // Get recursor structural info from any recursor in the block + let (n_params, n_indices) = original_all + .iter() + .find_map(|n| { + let rec_name = Name::str(n.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + match lean_env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(r)) => Some(( + crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_params), + crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_indices), + )), + _ => None, + } + }) + .unwrap_or((0, 0)); + + let n_source_motives = n_source; + let n_source_minors: usize = ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + + // Compute canonical ctor counts per class (for canon_to_source_minor) + // In the canonical recursor, minors are ordered by class. + // Each class's ctor count = representative's ctor count. + let canon_ctor_counts: Vec = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| { + let rep = &class[0]; + match lean_env.get(rep).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + } + }) + .collect(); + + // For each inductive X in original_all, compute the .rec plan for X.rec. + for (x_pos, x_name) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { + // Skip phantom X names: they belong to a different canonical block + // (SCC-split from the user-written mutual), and that block will + // produce their plan. + if is_phantom[x_pos] { + continue; + } + let x_class = source_to_canon_motive[x_pos]; + + // --- Motive keep/permute --- + let mut motive_keep = vec![false; n_source]; + for (src_i, src_name) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { + if is_phantom[src_i] { + // Phantom src_i's motive belongs to another canonical block; + // always drop it here. + continue; + } + let src_class = source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + if src_class == x_class { + // Self class: keep only X's own motive + motive_keep[src_i] = src_i == x_pos; + } else { + // Non-self class: keep the representative's motive. + // Representative = first name in sorted_classes[src_class]. + let rep = &sorted_classes[src_class][0]; + motive_keep[src_i] = src_name == rep; + } + } + + // --- Minor keep/permute --- + // Minors are grouped by parent inductive: [all[0].ctors, all[1].ctors, ...] + // A minor is kept iff its parent inductive's motive is kept. + let mut minor_keep = Vec::with_capacity(n_source_minors); + let mut source_to_canon_minor = Vec::with_capacity(n_source_minors); + + // Build cumulative canonical minor offset per class + let mut canon_minor_offset = vec![0usize; n_classes]; + { + let mut offset = 0; + for (ci, cc) in canon_ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { + canon_minor_offset[ci] = offset; + offset += cc; + } + } + + // Track how many minors we've placed per class (for positioning) + let mut class_minor_placed = vec![0usize; n_classes]; + + for (src_i, _src_name) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { + let n_ctors = ctor_counts[src_i]; + let src_class = source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + let parent_kept = motive_keep[src_i]; + + for ctor_j in 0..n_ctors { + minor_keep.push(parent_kept); + if parent_kept { + let canon_pos = + canon_minor_offset[src_class] + class_minor_placed[src_class]; + source_to_canon_minor.push(canon_pos); + class_minor_placed[src_class] += 1; + } else { + // Collapsed — the source minor is dropped at the call site + // (`minor_keep[src_i] = false`), so consumers at + // compile.rs:~609 never read this value. We push a placeholder + // index (rep's ctor_j) purely to keep the index space aligned + // with the source minor count; the specific value is + // irrelevant for correctness. Note: class members may have + // different ctor arities in principle (see + // `test_plan_minor_collapse`), so we do NOT assert equal + // arity here. + let rep_minor_base = canon_minor_offset[src_class]; + source_to_canon_minor.push(rep_minor_base + ctor_j); + } + } + } + + let plan = CallSitePlan { + n_params, + n_source_motives, + n_source_minors, + n_indices, + motive_keep, + minor_keep, + source_to_canon_motive: source_to_canon_motive.clone(), + source_to_canon_minor, + }; + + // Skip identity plans + if plan.is_identity() { + continue; + } + + // Register under X.rec + let rec_name = Name::str(x_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + if lean_env.get(&rec_name).is_some() { + plans.insert(rec_name, plan); + } + } + + Ok(plans) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::{ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, InductiveVal}; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + + fn n(s: &str) -> Name { + Name::str(Name::anon(), s.to_string()) + } + + fn nn(parent: &str, child: &str) -> Name { + Name::str(n(parent), child.to_string()) + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Telescope utilities + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + #[test] + fn test_collect_lean_telescope() { + let f = LeanExpr::cnst(n("f"), vec![]); + let a1 = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)); + let a2 = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(1u64)); + let a3 = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)); + let app = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(f.clone(), a1.clone()), a2.clone()), + a3.clone(), + ); + let (head, args) = collect_lean_telescope(&app); + assert_eq!(head.get_hash(), f.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 3); + assert_eq!(args[0].get_hash(), a1.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(args[1].get_hash(), a2.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(args[2].get_hash(), a3.get_hash()); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // CallSitePlan identity detection + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + #[test] + fn test_identity_plan() { + let plan = CallSitePlan { + n_params: 1, + n_source_motives: 2, + n_source_minors: 2, + n_indices: 0, + motive_keep: vec![true, true], + minor_keep: vec![true, true], + source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 1], + source_to_canon_minor: vec![0, 1], + }; + assert!(plan.is_identity()); + } + + #[test] + fn test_non_identity_plan_collapsed() { + let plan = CallSitePlan { + n_params: 0, + n_source_motives: 3, + n_source_minors: 3, + n_indices: 0, + motive_keep: vec![true, true, false], // 3rd collapsed + minor_keep: vec![true, true, false], + source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 1, 0], + source_to_canon_minor: vec![0, 1, 0], + }; + assert!(!plan.is_identity()); + } + + #[test] + fn test_non_identity_plan_permuted() { + let plan = CallSitePlan { + n_params: 0, + n_source_motives: 3, + n_source_minors: 3, + n_indices: 0, + motive_keep: vec![true, true, true], + minor_keep: vec![true, true, true], + source_to_canon_motive: vec![2, 0, 1], // permuted + source_to_canon_minor: vec![2, 0, 1], + }; + assert!(!plan.is_identity()); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // compute_call_site_plans + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Helper: build a minimal Lean environment with mutual inductives. + fn build_test_env( + names: &[&str], + ctor_counts: &[usize], + ) -> crate::ix::env::Env { + let mut env = crate::ix::env::Env::default(); + let all: Vec = names.iter().map(|s| n(s)).collect(); + + for (i, &name_str) in names.iter().enumerate() { + let ind_name = n(name_str); + let ctors: Vec = (0..ctor_counts[i]) + .map(|j| nn(name_str, &format!("ctor{j}"))) + .collect(); + + // Register the inductive + env.insert( + ind_name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: ind_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: all.clone(), + ctors: ctors.clone(), + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + + // Register constructors + for ctor_name in &ctors { + env.insert( + ctor_name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: ctor_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + }, + induct: ind_name.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(0u64), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(0u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + } + + // Register recursor + let rec_name = nn(name_str, "rec"); + env.insert( + rec_name, + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: nn(name_str, "rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + }, + all: all.clone(), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(names.len() as u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(ctor_counts.iter().sum::() as u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + } + env + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_no_collapse_no_reorder() { + // [A, B] with classes [[A], [B]] — identity, no plans generated + let env = build_test_env(&["A", "B"], &[1, 1]); + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A")], vec![n("B")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B")]; + let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + assert!(plans.is_empty(), "identity plans should be skipped"); + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_reorder_no_collapse() { + // Source: [C, A, B], canonical: [[A], [B], [C]] + // All kept, but permuted: source motives [mC, mA, mB] → canon [mA, mB, mC] + let env = build_test_env(&["C", "A", "B"], &[1, 1, 1]); + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A")], vec![n("B")], vec![n("C")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("C"), n("A"), n("B")]; + let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + // All 3 recursors should have plans (since the permutation is non-identity) + assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("C", "rec"))); + assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("A", "rec"))); + assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("B", "rec"))); + + let plan_c = &plans[&nn("C", "rec")]; + // Source: [C=0, A=1, B=2], canon: [A=0, B=1, C=2] + // source_to_canon: C→2, A→0, B→1 + assert_eq!(plan_c.source_to_canon_motive, vec![2, 0, 1]); + // All kept (no collapse) + assert_eq!(plan_c.motive_keep, vec![true, true, true]); + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_collapse_a_b_equivalent() { + // Source: [A, B, C], A~B collapsed: classes [[A, B], [C]] + // A.rec keeps motive_A (self), B.rec keeps motive_B (self) + let env = build_test_env(&["A", "B", "C"], &[1, 1, 1]); + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A"), n("B")], vec![n("C")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B"), n("C")]; + let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + // A.rec: keep motive_A (pos 0), drop motive_B (pos 1), keep motive_C (pos 2) + let plan_a = &plans[&nn("A", "rec")]; + assert_eq!(plan_a.motive_keep, vec![true, false, true]); + assert_eq!(plan_a.source_to_canon_motive, vec![0, 0, 1]); + assert_eq!(plan_a.n_canonical_motives(), 2); + + // B.rec: drop motive_A (pos 0), keep motive_B (pos 1), keep motive_C (pos 2) + let plan_b = &plans[&nn("B", "rec")]; + assert_eq!(plan_b.motive_keep, vec![false, true, true]); + assert_eq!(plan_b.source_to_canon_motive, vec![0, 0, 1]); + assert_eq!(plan_b.n_canonical_motives(), 2); + + // C.rec: keep motive_A (rep of class 0), drop motive_B, keep motive_C + let plan_c = &plans[&nn("C", "rec")]; + assert_eq!(plan_c.motive_keep, vec![true, false, true]); + assert_eq!(plan_c.source_to_canon_motive, vec![0, 0, 1]); + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_minor_collapse() { + // A has 2 ctors, B has 1 ctor, A~B collapsed: classes [[A, B]] + // Source minors: [A.c1, A.c2, B.c1] → canon minors: [A.c1, A.c2] + let env = build_test_env(&["A", "B"], &[2, 1]); + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A"), n("B")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B")]; + let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + let plan_a = &plans[&nn("A", "rec")]; + // A.rec: keep A's minors (pos 0, 1), drop B's minor (pos 2) + assert_eq!(plan_a.minor_keep, vec![true, true, false]); + assert_eq!(plan_a.n_canonical_minors(), 2); + + let plan_b = &plans[&nn("B", "rec")]; + // B.rec: drop A's minors (pos 0, 1), keep B's minor (pos 2) + assert_eq!(plan_b.minor_keep, vec![false, false, true]); + assert_eq!(plan_b.n_canonical_minors(), 1); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index 14ca6714..7bbf2b8b 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -32,7 +32,8 @@ use crate::{ env::Named, expr::Expr, metadata::{ - ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, KVMap, + CallSiteEntry, ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, DataValue, ExprMeta, + ExprMetaData, KVMap, }, univ::Univ, }, @@ -40,7 +41,7 @@ use crate::{ }; use dashmap::DashMap; use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator}; -use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; +use rustc_hash::{FxHashMap, FxHashSet}; use std::sync::Arc; #[derive(Default, Debug)] @@ -81,6 +82,21 @@ pub struct BlockCache { pub current_const: String, } +impl BlockCache { + /// Extend the block cache with surgery extension tables from a ConstantMeta. + /// + /// Appends `meta_sharing`, `meta_refs`, and `meta_univs` to the block cache, + /// forming a contiguous virtual address space. `Share(idx)`, `Ref(idx)`, and + /// universe indices in collapsed arg expressions resolve transparently. + pub fn load_meta_extensions(&mut self, meta: &ConstantMeta) { + if meta.has_extensions() { + self.sharing.extend(meta.meta_sharing.iter().cloned()); + self.refs.extend(meta.meta_refs.iter().cloned()); + self.univ_table.extend(meta.meta_univs.iter().cloned()); + } + } +} + // =========================================================================== // Blob reading utilities // =========================================================================== @@ -439,6 +455,18 @@ pub fn decompile_univ( // Expression decompilation // =========================================================================== +/// Pop a result from the decompilation stack, returning a structured error +/// instead of panicking if the stack is empty (malformed Ixon data). +fn pop_result( + results: &mut Vec, + msg: &str, + constant: &str, +) -> Result { + results.pop().ok_or_else(|| DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!("{msg} in '{constant}'"), + }) +} + /// Decompile an Ixon Expr to a Lean Expr with arena-based metadata restoration. /// /// Traverses the arena tree following child pointers. Share references are @@ -457,9 +485,42 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( // Lean mdata layers: Vec of KVMaps (outermost-first) type LeanMdata = Vec>; - /// Default node for out-of-bounds arena access (empty arena or invalid index). + /// Default node for "no metadata" sentinel. Semantically equivalent + /// to a Leaf — no names, no binder info, no metadata to reattach. const DEFAULT_NODE: ExprMetaData = ExprMetaData::Leaf; + /// Look up an arena node by index. + /// + /// `u64::MAX` is the legitimate "no metadata" sentinel used by + /// fallback paths when the caller has no metadata to attach (see + /// e.g. the `(_, Expr::App(..))` arm below that has no matching + /// `ExprMetaData::App`). In that case we return a `Leaf`. + /// + /// Any other out-of-bounds index indicates arena corruption — either + /// a malformed `ExprMeta` produced during compile, or an + /// `ExprMetaData` child pointer that overshoots the arena. We reject + /// these loudly rather than silently degrading to `Leaf`, which would + /// strip metadata from the subtree. + fn arena_lookup<'a>( + arena: &'a ExprMeta, + idx: u64, + constant: &str, + ) -> Result<&'a ExprMetaData, DecompileError> { + if idx == u64::MAX { + return Ok(&DEFAULT_NODE); + } + arena.nodes.get(idx as usize).ok_or_else(|| { + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "arena index {idx} out of bounds (arena has {} nodes) in '{constant}'", + arena.nodes.len(), + ), + } + }) + } + + use crate::ix::compile::surgery; + enum Frame { Decompile(Arc, u64), BuildApp(LeanMdata), @@ -468,6 +529,11 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( BuildLet(Name, bool, LeanMdata), BuildProj(Name, Nat, LeanMdata), CacheResult(*const Expr, u64), + /// Assemble a source-order App spine from head + N decompiled args. + BuildTelescope { + n_args: usize, + mdata: LeanMdata, + }, } let mut stack: Vec = vec![Frame::Decompile(expr.clone(), arena_idx)]; @@ -502,7 +568,7 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( let mut current_idx = idx; let mut mdata_layers: LeanMdata = Vec::new(); while let ExprMetaData::Mdata { mdata, child } = - arena.nodes.get(current_idx as usize).unwrap_or(&DEFAULT_NODE) + arena_lookup(arena, current_idx, &cache.current_const)? { for kvm in mdata { mdata_layers.push(decompile_kvmap(kvm, stt)?); @@ -510,8 +576,7 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( current_idx = *child; } - let node = - arena.nodes.get(current_idx as usize).unwrap_or(&DEFAULT_NODE); + let node = arena_lookup(arena, current_idx, &cache.current_const)?; // Push CacheResult frame stack.push(Frame::CacheResult(Arc::as_ptr(&e), idx)); @@ -603,13 +668,36 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( ExprMetaData::Ref { name: name_addr }, Expr::Rec(rec_idx, univ_indices), ) => { - let name = decompile_name(name_addr, stt).unwrap_or_else(|_| { - cache - .ctx - .iter() - .find(|(_, i)| i.to_u64() == Some(*rec_idx)) - .map_or_else(Name::anon, |(n, _)| n.clone()) - }); + // Fallback to cache.ctx is a legitimate recovery path when + // the global name index does not yet know this address — + // typically mid-block compilation where the rec's own name + // isn't registered globally but IS in the local mutual + // context. If neither source yields a name, we return an + // explicit `InvalidRecIndex` error rather than falling back + // to `Name::anon()` (which would round-trip to an unknown + // constant reference and fail much later in kernel + // type-check with a hard-to-attribute error). + let name = match decompile_name(name_addr, stt) { + Ok(n) => n, + Err(_) => { + #[cfg(debug_assertions)] + eprintln!( + "[decompile] Rec name address {:?} not in global index; \ + falling back to cache.ctx (rec_idx={}, constant={})", + name_addr, rec_idx, cache.current_const + ); + cache + .ctx + .iter() + .find(|(_, i)| i.to_u64() == Some(*rec_idx)) + .map(|(n, _)| n.clone()) + .ok_or_else(|| DecompileError::InvalidRecIndex { + idx: *rec_idx, + ctx_size: cache.ctx.len(), + constant: cache.current_const.clone(), + })? + }, + }; let levels = decompile_univ_indices(univ_indices, lvl_names, cache)?; let expr = apply_mdata(LeanExpr::cnst(name, levels), mdata_layers); @@ -633,6 +721,115 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( results.push(expr); }, + // CallSite: surgered call-site — reconstruct source-order telescope + (ExprMetaData::CallSite { name, entries }, _) => { + // Collect the canonical Ixon App telescope + let (head_ixon, canonical_args) = + surgery::collect_ixon_telescope(&e); + + // Invariant: every canonical arg must correspond to exactly one + // Kept entry. BuildTelescope below will pop `entries.len()` + // results off the stack; if a Kept entry silently dropped its + // decompile, the spine would be malformed. + let kept_count = entries + .iter() + .filter(|e| matches!(e, CallSiteEntry::Kept { .. })) + .count(); + if kept_count != canonical_args.len() { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "CallSite in '{}': {} Kept entries but canonical telescope has {} args", + cache.current_const, + kept_count, + canonical_args.len() + ), + }); + } + + // Decompile head: resolve name from CallSite. This must succeed — + // a CallSite metadata node without a resolvable head indicates + // compiler/decompiler corruption, not malformed user input. + let head_name = decompile_name(name, stt).map_err(|_| { + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "CallSite in '{}': head name address does not resolve", + cache.current_const + ), + } + })?; + // Extract univ args from head + let levels = match head_ixon.as_ref() { + Expr::Ref(_, univ_indices) | Expr::Rec(_, univ_indices) => { + decompile_univ_indices(univ_indices, lvl_names, cache)? + }, + _ => vec![], + }; + // Push the bare head (Mdata is applied by BuildTelescope to + // the entire spine, not just the head — wrapping here would + // produce `App(App(mdata(head), a), b)` instead of the + // correct `mdata(App(App(head, a), b))` and break roundtrip + // hash equality). + results.push(LeanExpr::cnst(head_name, levels)); + + // Push BuildTelescope to assemble source-order App spine. + // `mdata_layers` travels with the telescope so the final + // spine is wrapped as a whole — matches how the compiler + // produced this CallSite node. + // + // NOTE: the outer `Frame::CacheResult(Arc::as_ptr(&e), idx)` + // was already pushed at the top of `Frame::Decompile` (see + // ~30 lines above). Do NOT push another here — a duplicate + // would fire against a partial result (the last arg, since + // BuildTelescope hasn't built the spine yet) before being + // overwritten by the outer CacheResult. Last-write-wins + // hides the issue today, but intermediate cache reads would + // return the wrong value. + stack.push(Frame::BuildTelescope { + n_args: entries.len(), + mdata: mdata_layers, + }); + + // Push Decompile for each entry in REVERSE source order. + // Every entry must resolve to an Ixon expression: Kept indices + // into the canonical telescope, Collapsed into the sharing + // vector. Silent skips would desync `BuildTelescope`. + for entry in entries.iter().rev() { + match entry { + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, meta } => { + let arg_ixon = canonical_args + .get(*canon_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "CallSite in '{}': Kept canon_idx {} out of bounds \ + (canonical telescope has {} args)", + cache.current_const, + canon_idx, + canonical_args.len() + ), + })?; + stack.push(Frame::Decompile(arg_ixon.clone(), *meta)); + }, + CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx, meta } => { + let arg_ixon = cache + .sharing + .get(*sharing_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| DecompileError::InvalidShareIndex { + idx: *sharing_idx, + max: cache.sharing.len(), + constant: cache.current_const.clone(), + })? + .clone(); + stack.push(Frame::Decompile(arg_ixon, *meta)); + }, + } + } + // The outer `Frame::CacheResult` pushed at the top of + // `Frame::Decompile` will fire after BuildTelescope finishes, + // caching the fully-assembled spine. `continue` here just exits + // the match cleanly (no trailing code in this arm). + continue; + }, + // App: follow arena children (ExprMetaData::App { children }, Expr::App(f, a)) => { stack.push(Frame::BuildApp(mdata_layers)); @@ -652,8 +849,12 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( ExprMetaData::Binder { name: name_addr, info, children }, Expr::Lam(ty, body), ) => { - let binder_name = - decompile_name(name_addr, stt).unwrap_or_else(|_| Name::anon()); + // Binder name address must resolve. The compiler registers + // every binder name it emits; a missing entry here means + // the name index was built inconsistently with the arena. + // Silently defaulting to anon would lose user-level names + // cosmetically and mask the real corruption. + let binder_name = decompile_name(name_addr, stt)?; stack.push(Frame::BuildLam( binder_name, info.clone(), @@ -678,8 +879,8 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( ExprMetaData::Binder { name: name_addr, info, children }, Expr::All(ty, body), ) => { - let binder_name = - decompile_name(name_addr, stt).unwrap_or_else(|_| Name::anon()); + // See Lam arm above: binder address must resolve. + let binder_name = decompile_name(name_addr, stt)?; stack.push(Frame::BuildAll( binder_name, info.clone(), @@ -704,8 +905,8 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( ExprMetaData::LetBinder { name: name_addr, children }, Expr::Let(non_dep, ty, val, body), ) => { - let let_name = - decompile_name(name_addr, stt).unwrap_or_else(|_| Name::anon()); + // See Lam arm above: binder address must resolve. + let let_name = decompile_name(name_addr, stt)?; stack.push(Frame::BuildLet(let_name, *non_dep, mdata_layers)); stack.push(Frame::Decompile(body.clone(), children[2])); stack.push(Frame::Decompile(val.clone(), children[1])); @@ -759,27 +960,63 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( }, Frame::BuildApp(mdata) => { - let a = results.pop().expect("BuildApp missing arg"); - let f = results.pop().expect("BuildApp missing fun"); + let a = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildApp missing arg", + &cache.current_const, + )?; + let f = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildApp missing fun", + &cache.current_const, + )?; results.push(apply_mdata(LeanExpr::app(f, a), mdata)); }, Frame::BuildLam(name, info, mdata) => { - let body = results.pop().expect("BuildLam missing body"); - let ty = results.pop().expect("BuildLam missing ty"); + let body = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildLam missing body", + &cache.current_const, + )?; + let ty = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildLam missing ty", + &cache.current_const, + )?; results.push(apply_mdata(LeanExpr::lam(name, ty, body, info), mdata)); }, Frame::BuildAll(name, info, mdata) => { - let body = results.pop().expect("BuildAll missing body"); - let ty = results.pop().expect("BuildAll missing ty"); + let body = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildAll missing body", + &cache.current_const, + )?; + let ty = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildAll missing ty", + &cache.current_const, + )?; results.push(apply_mdata(LeanExpr::all(name, ty, body, info), mdata)); }, Frame::BuildLet(name, non_dep, mdata) => { - let body = results.pop().expect("BuildLet missing body"); - let val = results.pop().expect("BuildLet missing val"); - let ty = results.pop().expect("BuildLet missing ty"); + let body = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildLet missing body", + &cache.current_const, + )?; + let val = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildLet missing val", + &cache.current_const, + )?; + let ty = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildLet missing ty", + &cache.current_const, + )?; results.push(apply_mdata( LeanExpr::letE(name, ty, val, body, non_dep), mdata, @@ -787,10 +1024,38 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( }, Frame::BuildProj(name, idx, mdata) => { - let s = results.pop().expect("BuildProj missing struct"); + let s = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildProj missing struct", + &cache.current_const, + )?; results.push(apply_mdata(LeanExpr::proj(name, idx, s), mdata)); }, + Frame::BuildTelescope { n_args, mdata } => { + // Pop n_args results (in source order — pushed in reverse, so pop order is correct) + let mut args = Vec::with_capacity(n_args); + for _ in 0..n_args { + args.push(pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildTelescope missing arg", + &cache.current_const, + )?); + } + // Pop head (pushed before the args) + let head = pop_result( + &mut results, + "BuildTelescope missing head", + &cache.current_const, + )?; + // Build App spine: foldl + let mut expr = head; + for arg in args { + expr = LeanExpr::app(expr, arg); + } + results.push(apply_mdata(expr, mdata)); + }, + Frame::CacheResult(e_ptr, arena_idx) => { if let Some(result) = results.last() { cache.expr_cache.insert((e_ptr, arena_idx), result.clone()); @@ -1017,14 +1282,45 @@ fn decompile_recursor( let (arena, type_root, rule_roots, rule_addrs, all_addrs) = match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { arena, type_root, rule_roots, rules, all, .. - } => ( - arena, - *type_root, - rule_roots.as_slice(), - rules.as_slice(), - all.as_slice(), - ), + } => { + // Rec metadata must have one rule_root per recursor rule. + // A mismatch means the arena was produced inconsistently with + // the recursor value; subsequent rule RHS decompilation would + // silently use a Leaf default (losing rule-level metadata) if + // we didn't validate here. + if rule_roots.len() != rec.rules.len() { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "recursor metadata for '{}': rule_roots has {} entries but \ + recursor has {} rules", + name.pretty(), + rule_roots.len(), + rec.rules.len(), + ), + }); + } + ( + arena, + *type_root, + rule_roots.as_slice(), + rules.as_slice(), + all.as_slice(), + ) + }, _ => { + // No Rec metadata: graceful degradation. Arena is empty and + // rule_roots is empty, so rule RHS decompilation proceeds with + // the u64::MAX sentinel via `rule_roots.get(i).unwrap_or(&...)` + // below falling through to Leaf. Only allowed when the recursor + // has no rules; otherwise data loss would be silent. + if !rec.rules.is_empty() { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "recursor has {} rules but no Rec metadata was supplied", + rec.rules.len() + ), + }); + } static EMPTY: ExprMeta = ExprMeta { nodes: Vec::new() }; (&EMPTY, 0u64, &[] as &[u64], &[] as &[Address], &[] as &[Address]) }, @@ -1044,17 +1340,23 @@ fn decompile_recursor( .iter() .map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt)) .collect::, _>>()?; + // Propagate resolution failures rather than silently degrading to + // `vec![name.clone()]`. If a name in `.all` can't be resolved, the + // recursor's mutual-block structure is incorrect — masking that with + // a singleton fallback produces a plausible-looking but wrong + // recursor that may pass later checks by coincidence. let all = all_addrs .iter() .map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt)) - .collect::, _>>() - .unwrap_or_else(|_| vec![name.clone()]); + .collect::, _>>()?; let mut rules = Vec::with_capacity(rec.rules.len()); for (i, (rule, ctor_name)) in rec.rules.iter().zip(rule_names.iter()).enumerate() { - let rhs_root = rule_roots.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(0); + // Safe: lengths validated against rec.rules above. If rule_roots + // is empty, rec.rules is also empty and this loop doesn't run. + let rhs_root = rule_roots[i]; let rhs = decompile_expr( &rule.rhs, arena, @@ -1145,7 +1447,11 @@ fn decompile_inductive( dstt, )?; - // Extract constructor name addresses and all from metadata + // Extract constructor name addresses and all from metadata. The + // non-Indc arm should be unreachable — `decompile_inductive` is only + // called when the meta is an Indc variant. If we ever get here with + // a different variant shape, that's structural corruption, not a + // silently recoverable condition. let (ctor_name_addrs, all) = match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { ctors, all: all_addrs, .. } => { let all = all_addrs @@ -1154,7 +1460,16 @@ fn decompile_inductive( .collect::, _>>()?; (ctors.as_slice(), all) }, - _ => (&[] as &[Address], vec![name.clone()]), + other => { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "decompile_inductive for '{}': expected ConstantMetaInfo::Indc, \ + got variant with discriminant {:?}", + name.pretty(), + std::mem::discriminant(other), + ), + }); + }, }; let mut ctors = Vec::with_capacity(ind.ctors.len()); @@ -1258,8 +1573,10 @@ fn decompile_projection( ) -> Result<(), DecompileError> { // Build ctx from metadata's ctx field let ctx_addrs = get_ctx_from_meta(&named.meta); - let ctx_names: Vec = - ctx_addrs.iter().filter_map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt).ok()).collect(); + let ctx_names: Vec = ctx_addrs + .iter() + .map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt)) + .collect::, _>>()?; // Set up cache with sharing, refs, univs, and ctx let mut cache = BlockCache { @@ -1271,6 +1588,10 @@ fn decompile_projection( ..Default::default() }; + // Each projection variant must land on the matching `MutConst` kind + // at its block index. A silent fall-through would leave `name` + // unregistered in `dstt.env`, and downstream references would fail + // far from the real point of corruption. match &cnst.info { ConstantInfo::DPrj(proj) => match mutuals.get(proj.idx as usize) { Some(MutConst::Defn(def)) => { @@ -1279,20 +1600,14 @@ fn decompile_projection( dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); }, other => { - let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); - let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); - let has_original = - stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()); - eprintln!( - "[decompile] DPrj {} idx={} failed: got {:?} (mutuals.len={}, addr={}, aux={}, orig={:?})", - name.pretty(), + return Err(projection_mismatch_error( + "DPrj", + name, proj.idx, - other.map(std::mem::discriminant), + other, mutuals.len(), - has_addr, - has_aux, - has_original, - ); + stt, + )); }, }, @@ -1308,20 +1623,14 @@ fn decompile_projection( } }, other => { - let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); - let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); - let has_original = - stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()); - eprintln!( - "[decompile] IPrj {} idx={} failed: got {:?} (mutuals.len={}, addr={}, aux={}, orig={:?})", - name.pretty(), + return Err(projection_mismatch_error( + "IPrj", + name, proj.idx, - other.map(std::mem::discriminant), + other, mutuals.len(), - has_addr, - has_aux, - has_original, - ); + stt, + )); }, }, @@ -1331,29 +1640,49 @@ fn decompile_projection( dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); }, other => { - let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); - let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); - let has_original = - stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()); - eprintln!( - "[decompile] RPrj {} idx={} failed: got {:?} (mutuals.len={}, addr={}, aux={}, orig={:?})", - name.pretty(), + return Err(projection_mismatch_error( + "RPrj", + name, proj.idx, - other.map(std::mem::discriminant), + other, mutuals.len(), - has_addr, - has_aux, - has_original, - ); + stt, + )); }, }, + // Non-projection constants are ignored here; they're handled by + // the generic decompile paths. _ => {}, } Ok(()) } +/// Format a projection kind/index mismatch as a `BadConstantFormat` +/// error. Extracted to avoid triplicate bodies in `decompile_projection`. +fn projection_mismatch_error( + kind: &str, + name: &Name, + idx: u64, + other: Option<&MutConst>, + mutuals_len: usize, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> DecompileError { + let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); + let has_original = + stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()).unwrap_or(false); + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "{kind} '{}' idx={idx} landed on {:?} (mutuals.len={mutuals_len}, \ + addr={has_addr}, aux={has_aux}, has_original={has_original})", + name.pretty(), + other.map(std::mem::discriminant), + ), + } +} + /// Decompile a single constant (non-mutual). fn decompile_const( name: &Name, @@ -1365,8 +1694,10 @@ fn decompile_const( // Build ctx from metadata's all field let all_addrs = get_all_from_meta(&named.meta); - let all_names: Vec = - all_addrs.iter().filter_map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt).ok()).collect(); + let all_names: Vec = all_addrs + .iter() + .map(|a| decompile_name(a, stt)) + .collect::, _>>()?; let ctx = all_to_ctx(&all_names); let current_const = name.pretty(); @@ -1385,6 +1716,7 @@ fn decompile_const( current_const: current_const.clone(), ..Default::default() }; + cache.load_meta_extensions(&named.meta); let info = decompile_definition(&def, &named.meta, &mut cache, stt, dstt)?; dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); @@ -1554,7 +1886,7 @@ fn build_block_env(all_names: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> LeanEnv { for ind_name in all_names { if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(ind_name) { env.insert(ind_name.clone(), ci.clone()); - if let LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) = ci { + if let LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) = &*ci { for ctor_name in &v.ctors { if let Some(ctor_ci) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { env.insert(ctor_name.clone(), ctor_ci.clone()); @@ -1602,7 +1934,10 @@ fn below_indc_to_lean( ctors: ctor_names, num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), is_rec: true, - is_reflexive: false, + // Reflexivity is inherited from the parent (see `build_below_indc`). + // The `ConstantInfo::InductInfo` hash includes `is_reflexive`, so the + // regenerated `.below` must carry the same flag as Lean's original. + is_reflexive: indc.is_reflexive, is_unsafe: false, }; let ctors: Vec = indc @@ -1681,7 +2016,8 @@ fn print_const_comparison( orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv>, ) { let Some(orig_env) = orig_env else { return }; - let Some(lean_ci) = orig_env.get(name) else { return }; + let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig_env.get(name) else { return }; + let lean_ci = &*lean_ci_ref; if std::mem::discriminant(decompiled) != std::mem::discriminant(lean_ci) { eprintln!( "[aux_gen diff] {}: kind decompiled={} original={}", @@ -1761,53 +2097,6 @@ fn ixon_content_address(constant: &Constant) -> Address { Address::hash(&bytes) } -/// Validate both the Ixon-level and Lean-level hashes after a roundtrip. -/// -/// - **Ixon check**: the recompiled projection hash should match `named.original.0` -/// - **Lean check**: the decompiled constant's hash should match the original Lean constant -/// -/// On mismatch, prints detailed structural comparison. -/// -/// `orig_env` is the immutable original Lean environment from the compiler. -/// When `None` (production/no-debug path), only the Ixon check runs. -fn _validate_roundtrip( - name: &Name, - decompiled: &LeanConstantInfo, - orig_addr: Option<&Address>, - recompiled_proj_addr: Option<&Address>, - orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv>, -) { - // Ixon projection hash check. - if let (Some(orig), Some(recomp)) = (orig_addr, recompiled_proj_addr) - && orig != recomp - { - eprintln!( - "[roundtrip ixon] {} proj mismatch: orig={:.12} recomp={:.12}", - name.pretty(), - orig.hex(), - recomp.hex(), - ); - } - - // Decompiled Lean hash check (only with original environment). - if let Some(orig_env) = orig_env - && let Some(lean_ci) = orig_env.get(name) - { - let dec_hash = decompiled.get_hash(); - let lean_hash = lean_ci.get_hash(); - if dec_hash != lean_hash { - eprintln!( - "[roundtrip lean] {} hash mismatch: dec={:.12} lean={:.12}", - name.pretty(), - format!("{:?}", dec_hash), - format!("{:?}", lean_hash), - ); - // Print detailed diff. - print_const_comparison(name, decompiled, None, Some(orig_env)); - } - } -} - /// Compile a batch of regenerated `MutConst`s as a mutual block (mirroring /// `compile_aux_block`), then decompile each member with original metadata /// from `named.original` to restore binder names. @@ -2038,7 +2327,6 @@ fn roundtrip_block( named.original.as_ref().unwrap().1.clone() }, _ => { - // No original metadata — try Phase A (all_metas) as fallback. if let Some(meta) = all_metas.get(&name) { meta.clone() } else { @@ -2047,7 +2335,6 @@ fn roundtrip_block( }, }; - // Build decompile cache with block tables. let mut dec_cache = BlockCache { ctx: dec_ctx.clone(), sharing: block_constant.sharing.clone(), @@ -2056,6 +2343,10 @@ fn roundtrip_block( current_const: name.pretty(), ..Default::default() }; + // Note: do NOT load_meta_extensions here. The roundtrip_block path + // decompiles canonical Ixon with original metadata. Extension tables + // are only relevant for user definitions with CallSite surgery nodes, + // which aux_gen constants never have. // Find the Ixon data for this constant. let class_idx = name_to_class.get(&name).copied().unwrap_or(0); @@ -2105,9 +2396,10 @@ fn roundtrip_block( // Validate Lean-level hash against the original environment. // Only possible when the original is available (debug path). if let Some(orig) = orig_env - && let Some(lean_ci) = orig.get(&n) - && ci.get_hash() != lean_ci.get_hash() + && let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig.get(&n) + && ci.get_hash() != lean_ci_ref.get_hash() { + let lean_ci = &*lean_ci_ref; print_const_comparison( &n, &ci, @@ -2172,7 +2464,11 @@ fn roundtrip_block( ) }); // not found → singleton (not stored) if !orig_is_singleton { - // Show block + idx details + // Both addresses reference projections but disagree on + // the target — this is a genuine roundtrip failure, not + // a wrapping-vs-not discrepancy. Previously logged via + // `eprintln!` and swallowed; now propagated so callers + // don't silently commit a mismatched constant. let orig_detail = stt.env.get_const(orig_addr).map(|c| match &c.info { ConstantInfo::RPrj(p) => format!( @@ -2194,15 +2490,18 @@ fn roundtrip_block( format!("{:?}", std::mem::discriminant(other)) }, }); - eprintln!( - "[roundtrip ixon] {} proj mismatch: orig={:.12} [{:?}] recomp={:.12} [idx={}, block={:.12}]", - n.pretty(), - orig_addr.hex(), - orig_detail, - proj_addr.hex(), - class_idx, - block_addr.hex(), - ); + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "[roundtrip ixon] {} proj mismatch: orig={:.12} [{:?}] \ + recomp={:.12} [idx={}, block={:.12}]", + n.pretty(), + orig_addr.hex(), + orig_detail, + proj_addr.hex(), + class_idx, + block_addr.hex(), + ), + }); } } } @@ -2232,7 +2531,8 @@ fn print_rec_comparison( orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv>, ) { let Some(orig_env) = orig_env else { return }; - let Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(lean_rv)) = orig_env.get(rec_name) else { + let orig_ci = orig_env.get(rec_name); + let Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(lean_rv)) = orig_ci.as_deref() else { return; }; @@ -2357,23 +2657,110 @@ fn print_rec_comparison( } } -/// Regenerate aux_gen constants from parent inductives. -/// -/// Instead of decompiling aux_gen constants (`.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn`) from -/// their canonical (alpha-collapsed) Ixon — which has incompatible structure — -/// we regenerate them using the original mutual block structure. The parent -/// inductives' `all` field (from metadata) gives us the un-collapsed class list. +// =========================================================================== +// Per-constant and per-block helpers +// =========================================================================== + +/// Decompile a single named constant (non-aux_gen) into the decompile state. /// -/// Phases (dependency-ordered): -/// 1. `.rec` — from parent inductives -/// 2. `.below` — from parent inductives -/// 3. `.below.rec` — from regenerated `.below` inductives (Prop only) -/// 4. `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.eq` — from `.below` + `.rec` -fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( +/// Dispatches on the constant kind (definition, recursor, axiom, quotient, +/// projection). Constants with `named.original.is_some()` and a recognized +/// aux_gen suffix are skipped — they'll be regenerated by `decompile_block_aux_gen`. +fn decompile_named_const( + name: &Name, + named: &Named, stt: &CompileState, dstt: &DecompileState, ) -> Result<(), DecompileError> { - use crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx; + // Skip aux_gen constants (regenerated separately) + if named.original.is_some() && is_aux_gen_suffix(name) { + return Ok(()); + } + + if let Some(cnst) = stt.env.get_const(&named.addr) { + match &cnst.info { + // Direct constants - decompile immediately + ConstantInfo::Defn(_) + | ConstantInfo::Recr(_) + | ConstantInfo::Axio(_) + | ConstantInfo::Quot(_) => decompile_const(name, named, stt, dstt), + + // Projections - get the block and decompile + ConstantInfo::DPrj(proj) => { + if let Some(Constant { + info: ConstantInfo::Muts(mutuals), + ref sharing, + ref refs, + ref univs, + }) = stt.env.get_const(&proj.block) + { + decompile_projection( + name, named, &cnst, &mutuals, sharing, refs, univs, stt, dstt, + ) + } else { + Err(DecompileError::MissingAddress(proj.block.clone())) + } + }, + + ConstantInfo::IPrj(proj) => { + if let Some(Constant { + info: ConstantInfo::Muts(mutuals), + ref sharing, + ref refs, + ref univs, + }) = stt.env.get_const(&proj.block) + { + decompile_projection( + name, named, &cnst, &mutuals, sharing, refs, univs, stt, dstt, + ) + } else { + Err(DecompileError::MissingAddress(proj.block.clone())) + } + }, + + ConstantInfo::RPrj(proj) => { + if let Some(Constant { + info: ConstantInfo::Muts(mutuals), + ref sharing, + ref refs, + ref univs, + }) = stt.env.get_const(&proj.block) + { + decompile_projection( + name, named, &cnst, &mutuals, sharing, refs, univs, stt, dstt, + ) + } else { + Err(DecompileError::MissingAddress(proj.block.clone())) + } + }, + + // Constructor projections are handled when their parent inductive is decompiled + ConstantInfo::CPrj(_) => Ok(()), + + // Mutual blocks themselves don't need separate handling + ConstantInfo::Muts(_) => Ok(()), + } + } else { + Ok(()) + } +} + +/// Regenerate aux_gen constants for a single mutual inductive block. +/// +/// Runs the dependency-ordered phases (.rec -> .casesOn -> .recOn -> .below -> +/// .below.rec -> .brecOn) for one mutual inductive block. Reads parent +/// inductives from `env` (the shared DashMap) and writes generated constants +/// back to `dstt.env`. +/// +/// Returns a list of (name, error) pairs for any failures within the block. +fn decompile_block_aux_gen( + all_names: &[Name], + aux_members: &[(AuxKind, Name)], + env: &mut LeanEnv, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + stt: &CompileState, + dstt: &DecompileState, +) -> Vec<(Name, DecompileError)> { use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{ below::{BelowConstant, generate_below_constants}, brecon::generate_brecon_constants, @@ -2382,681 +2769,503 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay, }; - // Two distinct environments: - // - // 1. `orig_env` — immutable reference to the original Lean environment - // inherited from the compiler. Used ONLY for diagnostic comparisons - // (verifying regenerated constants match Lean's originals). `None` in - // production (the no-debug/serialize-roundtrip path). - // - // 2. `work_env` — mutable working environment for generation lookups. - // Starts from dstt.env (constants decompiled in Pass 1) and grows - // incrementally as each phase generates new constants. Later phases - // see earlier phases' output (e.g., casesOn needs .rec, brecOn - // needs .below). let orig_env: Option<&LeanEnv> = stt.lean_env.as_ref().map(|arc| arc.as_ref()); - let mut work_env: LeanEnv = { - let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); - for entry in dstt.env.iter() { - env.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); - } - env - }; - - // Ephemeral kernel context for original-structure auxiliary regeneration. - // Shared across all blocks so that accumulated constants (PUnit, PProd, - // parent inductives, .below types) are visible to subsequent blocks. - let kctx = KernelCtx::new(); - expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, &kctx); + let mut aux_gen_errors: Vec<(Name, DecompileError)> = Vec::new(); - // Collect aux_gen constants grouped by mutual block. - // Key: first name in the `all` field (canonical block identifier). - // Value: (all_names, list of (AuxKind, constant_name)). - let mut blocks: FxHashMap, Vec<(AuxKind, Name)>)> = + // Map from name -> raw generated LeanConstantInfo (before roundtrip). + // Used for three-way diagnostic: generated vs decompiled vs original. + let mut generated_consts: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); - for entry in stt.env.named.iter() { - let (name, named) = (entry.key(), entry.value()); - if named.original.is_none() { - continue; - } - - let Some((kind, root)) = classify_aux_gen(name) else { - continue; - }; - - // Look up the root inductive's `all` field from the working env. - let all_names = match work_env.get(&root) { - Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) => ind.all.clone(), - _ => continue, - }; - - if all_names.is_empty() { - continue; - } + // Build un-collapsed classes: each inductive in its own singleton class. + let classes: Vec> = + all_names.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); - let block_key = all_names[0].clone(); - blocks - .entry(block_key) - .or_insert_with(|| (all_names, Vec::new())) - .1 - .push((kind, name.clone())); + // Ingress parent inductives into the ephemeral kenv. + for ind_name in all_names { + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(ind_name, env, stt, kctx); } - // Process each mutual block. Collect errors per-block so one failure - // doesn't abort the entire decompilation — all errors are reported at the end. - let mut aux_gen_errors: Vec<(Name, DecompileError)> = Vec::new(); - - for (all_names, aux_members) in blocks.values() { - // Map from name → raw generated LeanConstantInfo (before roundtrip). - // Used for three-way diagnostic: generated vs decompiled vs original. - let mut generated_consts: FxHashMap = - FxHashMap::default(); - - // Build un-collapsed classes: each inductive in its own singleton class. - // This produces auxiliaries with the original Lean structure (N motives - // for N inductives, not fewer from alpha-collapse). - let classes: Vec> = - all_names.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); - - // Build env with all inductives + constructors from the working block. - let _block_env = build_block_env(all_names, &work_env); - - // Ingress parent inductives into the ephemeral kenv so the TC can - // resolve them during sort-level inference in recursor/brecOn generation. + // Ingress transitive dependencies from constructor field types. + { + use crate::ix::graph::get_constant_info_references; for ind_name in all_names { - expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(ind_name, &work_env, stt, &kctx); - } - - // Determine what kinds of aux constants this block needs. - let needs_rec = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec); - let needs_below = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Below); - let needs_below_rec = - aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::BelowRec); - let needs_cases_on = - aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::CasesOn); - let needs_brecon = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| { - matches!(k, AuxKind::BRecOn | AuxKind::BRecOnGo | AuxKind::BRecOnEq) - }); - - // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. - let needs_rec_on = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::RecOn); - let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if needs_rec - || needs_rec_on - || needs_cases_on - || needs_below - || needs_below_rec - || needs_brecon - { - // Use the full work_env (not block_env) so nested inductive detection - // can look up external inductives like List. work_env contains - // previously decompiled constants and earlier phases' output. - match generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( - &classes, &work_env, None, stt, &kctx, - ) { - Ok(result) => result, - Err(e) => { - aux_gen_errors.push(( - all_names[0].clone(), - DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { - msg: format!( - "aux_gen rec failed for {}: {}", - all_names[0].pretty(), - e - ), - }, - )); - continue; - }, + if let Some(ci) = env.get(ind_name) { + for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&*ci) { + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(&ref_name, env, stt, kctx); + } } - } else { - (vec![], false) - }; + } + } - // Record generated .rec constants for diagnostics. - for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { - generated_consts.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + // Determine what kinds of aux constants this block needs. + let needs_rec = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec); + let needs_below = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Below); + let needs_below_rec = + aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::BelowRec); + let needs_cases_on = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::CasesOn); + let needs_brecon = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| { + matches!(k, AuxKind::BRecOn | AuxKind::BRecOnGo | AuxKind::BRecOnEq) + }); + let needs_rec_on = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::RecOn); + + // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. + let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if needs_rec + || needs_rec_on + || needs_cases_on + || needs_below + || needs_below_rec + || needs_brecon + { + match generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + &classes, env, None, None, stt, kctx, + ) { + Ok(result) => result, + Err(e) => { + aux_gen_errors.push(( + all_names[0].clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "aux_gen rec failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ), + }, + )); + return aux_gen_errors; + }, } + } else { + (vec![], false) + }; - // Insert .rec constants via roundtrip_block. - if needs_rec { - let rec_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members - .iter() - .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec) - .map(|(_, n)| n) - .collect(); - // Include ALL generated recursors (not just seeded rec_members) so the - // mutual context matches the original compilation. For nested inductives, - // canonical_recs includes both Tree.rec AND Tree.rec_1; they must be - // compiled together to produce the same MutCtx as compile_aux_block. - let rec_mut_consts: Vec = canonical_recs - .iter() - .map(|(_, rv)| LeanMutConst::Recr(rv.clone())) - .collect(); - match roundtrip_block( - &rec_mut_consts, - &generated_consts, - orig_env, - stt, - dstt, - ) { - Ok(roundtripped) => { - for (n, ci) in &roundtripped { - if let LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv) = ci { - print_rec_comparison(n, rv, orig_env); - } + // Record generated .rec constants for diagnostics. + for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { + generated_consts.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + } + + // Insert .rec constants via roundtrip_block. + if needs_rec { + let rec_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Rec) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + let rec_mut_consts: Vec = canonical_recs + .iter() + .map(|(_, rv)| LeanMutConst::Recr(rv.clone())) + .collect(); + match roundtrip_block( + &rec_mut_consts, + &generated_consts, + orig_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in &roundtripped { + if let LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv) = ci { + print_rec_comparison(n, rv, orig_env); } - for (n, ci) in roundtripped { - // Only insert constants that exist in the working env or are - // seeded members. Nested auxiliaries like TreeB.rec_1 are only - // generated under all[0] (TreeA.rec_1) in Lean. - if rec_members.contains(&&n) || work_env.contains_key(&n) { - dstt.env.insert(n, ci); - } + } + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + if rec_members.contains(&&n) || env.contains_key(&n) { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); } - }, - Err(e) => { - eprintln!("[decompile] roundtrip_block .rec failed: {e}"); - // Fallback: insert regenerated constants directly. - for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { - if rec_members.contains(&n) { - dstt.env.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); - } + } + }, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("[decompile] roundtrip_block .rec failed: {e}"); + for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { + if rec_members.contains(&n) { + dstt.env.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); } - }, - } - } - - // Insert ALL generated constants into work_env so later phases can find - // them. Each phase's output must be visible to subsequent phases: - // .rec → needed by casesOn, below, brecOn - // .casesOn → needed by brecOn.eq - // .below → needed by below.rec, brecOn - // .brecOn → needed by brecOn.eq - for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { - work_env.insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); - } - for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { - work_env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + } + }, } + } - // Phase 1b: Generate .casesOn definitions. - if needs_cases_on { - let cases_on_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members - .iter() - .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::CasesOn) - .map(|(_, n)| n) - .collect(); - - // Use the full work_env so each casesOn gets the correct recursor - // for its specific inductive (including those generated in Phase 1). - let work_env_arc = Arc::new(work_env.clone()); - for co_name in &cases_on_members { - // Look up the recursor for this specific inductive. - let ind_name = match co_name.as_data() { - crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), - _ => continue, - }; - let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - let rec_val = match work_env.get(&rec_name) { - Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv, - _ => continue, - }; - if let Some(aux_def) = - generate_cases_on(co_name, rec_val, &work_env_arc) - { - // Record for congruence check. - let as_defn = LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { - cnst: ConstantVal { - name: aux_def.name.clone(), - level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), - typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), - }, - value: aux_def.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], - }); - generated_consts.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), as_defn); - - // Roundtrip as singleton. - let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { - name: aux_def.name.clone(), - level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), - typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), - kind: DefKind::Definition, - value: aux_def.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![], - }); - match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { - Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { - for (n, ci) in roundtripped { - dstt.env.insert(n, ci); - } - }, - Ok(_) | Err(_) => { - // Fallback: insert generated constant directly. - if let Some(ci) = generated_consts.get(&aux_def.name) { - dstt.env.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), ci.clone()); - } - }, - } - } - } - } - - // Phase 1c: Generate .recOn definitions (arg-reordered .rec wrapper). - if needs_rec_on { - use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::rec_on::generate_rec_on; + // Sync generated .rec constants into env and dstt.env so later phases can find them. + for (n, rv) in &canonical_recs { + env + .entry(n.clone()) + .or_insert_with(|| LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + dstt + .env + .entry(n.clone()) + .or_insert_with(|| LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); + } + for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { + env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + dstt.env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + } - let rec_on_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members - .iter() - .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::RecOn) - .map(|(_, n)| n) - .collect(); + // Phase 1b: Generate .casesOn definitions. + if needs_cases_on { + let cases_on_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::CasesOn) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); - for ro_name in &rec_on_members { - let ind_name = match ro_name.as_data() { - crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), - _ => continue, - }; - let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name, "rec".to_string()); - let rec_val = match work_env.get(&rec_name) { - Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv, - _ => continue, + for co_name in &cases_on_members { + let ind_name = match co_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let rec_val = match env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv.clone(), + _ => { + // Try dstt.env (may have been inserted above) + match dstt.env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv.clone(), + _ => continue, + } + }, + }; + if let Some(aux_def) = generate_cases_on(co_name, &rec_val, env) { + // Lean marks `.casesOn` unsafe iff the parent `.rec` is unsafe + // (an unsafe recursor transitively forces every wrapper around it). + let safety = if rec_val.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe }; - if let Some(aux_def) = generate_rec_on(ro_name, rec_val) { - let as_defn = LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { - cnst: ConstantVal { - name: aux_def.name.clone(), - level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), - typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), - }, - value: aux_def.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], - }); - generated_consts.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), as_defn); - - let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + let as_defn = LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: aux_def.name.clone(), level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), - kind: DefKind::Definition, - value: aux_def.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![], - }); - match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { - Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { - for (n, ci) in roundtripped { - dstt.env.insert(n, ci); - } - }, - Ok(_) | Err(_) => { - if let Some(ci) = generated_consts.get(&aux_def.name) { - dstt.env.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), ci.clone()); - } - }, - } - } - } - } - - // Phase 2: Generate .below constants. - let below_consts = if needs_below || needs_below_rec || needs_brecon { - match generate_below_constants( - &classes, - &canonical_recs, - &work_env, - is_prop, - Some(stt), - ) { - Ok(consts) => consts, - Err(e) => { - aux_gen_errors.push(( - all_names[0].clone(), - DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { - msg: format!( - "aux_gen below failed for {}: {}", - all_names[0].pretty(), - e - ), - }, - )); - vec![] - }, - } - } else { - vec![] - }; - - // Record generated .below constants for diagnostics. - { - let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts - .iter() - .map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), - BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), - }) - .collect(); - for bc in &below_consts { - match bc { - BelowConstant::Def(d) => { - generated_consts.insert(d.name.clone(), below_def_to_lean(d)); - }, - BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { - let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); - generated_consts - .insert(i.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); - for ctor in ctors { - generated_consts.insert( - ctor.cnst.name.clone(), - LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor), - ); - } }, - } - } - } - - // Sync generated constants into work_env for subsequent phases. - for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { - work_env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); - } - - // Insert .below constants via roundtrip_block. - if needs_below { - let below_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members - .iter() - .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Below) - .map(|(_, n)| n) - .collect(); - - let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts - .iter() - .map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), - BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), - }) - .collect(); - - // Split roundtrip by constant type: - // - BelowIndc (Prop-level): mutual inductive block, roundtrip together - // - BelowDef (Type-level): Lean generates as standalone singletons, roundtrip individually - - // BelowIndc: bundle ALL generated below inductives into one - // roundtrip_block (mutual block). Include nested auxiliaries (e.g., - // below_1) so the mutual context matches the original compilation. - let below_indc_consts: Vec = below_consts - .iter() - .filter_map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { - let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); - Some(LeanMutConst::Indc(Ind { ind: ind_val, ctors })) - }, - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); - - if !below_indc_consts.is_empty() { - match roundtrip_block( - &below_indc_consts, - &generated_consts, - orig_env, - stt, - dstt, - ) { - Ok(roundtripped) => { + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety, + all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], + }); + generated_consts.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), as_defn); + + let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: aux_def.name.clone(), + level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), + typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety, + all: vec![], + }); + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { + Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { for (n, ci) in roundtripped { dstt.env.insert(n, ci); } }, - Err(e) => { - for bc in &below_consts { - if let BelowConstant::Indc(i) = bc - && below_members.contains(&&i.name) - { - aux_gen_errors.push((i.name.clone(), e.clone())); - } + Ok(_) | Err(_) => { + if let Some(ci) = generated_consts.get(&aux_def.name) { + dstt.env.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), ci.clone()); } }, } } + } + } - // BelowDef: roundtrip through compile(regen, orig_metadata) → decompile. - // Batch ALL BelowDefs together so sort_consts can detect alpha-equivalence - // and collapse them, matching compile_aux_block's behavior. - let below_def_consts: Vec = below_consts - .iter() - .filter_map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Def(d) => Some(LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { - name: d.name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: d.typ.clone(), - kind: DefKind::Definition, - value: d.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![], - })), - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); + // Phase 1c: Generate .recOn definitions (arg-reordered .rec wrapper). + if needs_rec_on { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::rec_on::generate_rec_on; - if !below_def_consts.is_empty() { - match roundtrip_block( - &below_def_consts, - &generated_consts, - orig_env, - stt, - dstt, - ) { - Ok(roundtripped) => { + let rec_on_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::RecOn) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + + for ro_name in &rec_on_members { + let ind_name = match ro_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name, "rec".to_string()); + let rec_val = match env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv.clone(), + _ => match dstt.env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv.clone(), + _ => continue, + }, + }; + if let Some(aux_def) = generate_rec_on(ro_name, &rec_val) { + // Same safety propagation rule as `.casesOn`: if `.rec` is unsafe, + // `.recOn` (which just reorders the rec's arguments) must be too. + let safety = if rec_val.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + }; + let as_defn = LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: aux_def.name.clone(), + level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), + typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), + }, + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety, + all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], + }); + generated_consts.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), as_defn); + + let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: aux_def.name.clone(), + level_params: aux_def.level_params.clone(), + typ: aux_def.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: aux_def.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety, + all: vec![], + }); + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { + Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { for (n, ci) in roundtripped { dstt.env.insert(n, ci); } }, - Err(e) => { - for mc in &below_def_consts { - aux_gen_errors.push((mc.name(), e.clone())); + Ok(_) | Err(_) => { + if let Some(ci) = generated_consts.get(&aux_def.name) { + dstt.env.insert(aux_def.name.clone(), ci.clone()); } }, } } } + } - // Phase 3: Generate .below.rec (Prop-level .below inductives only). - if needs_below_rec && is_prop { - let mut below_env = build_block_env(all_names, &work_env); - let mut below_classes: Vec> = Vec::new(); - - let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts - .iter() - .filter_map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Indc(i) => Some(i.name.clone()), - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); + // Phase 2: Generate .below constants. + let below_consts = if needs_below || needs_below_rec || needs_brecon { + match generate_below_constants( + &classes, + &canonical_recs, + env, + is_prop, + stt, + kctx, + ) { + Ok(consts) => consts, + Err(e) => { + aux_gen_errors.push(( + all_names[0].clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "aux_gen below failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ), + }, + )); + vec![] + }, + } + } else { + vec![] + }; - for bc in &below_consts { - if let BelowConstant::Indc(i) = bc { + // Record generated .below constants for diagnostics. + { + let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), + BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), + }) + .collect(); + for bc in &below_consts { + match bc { + BelowConstant::Def(d) => { + generated_consts.insert(d.name.clone(), below_def_to_lean(d)); + }, + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); - below_env + generated_consts .insert(i.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); - for ctor in &ctors { - below_env.insert( - ctor.cnst.name.clone(), - LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor.clone()), - ); + for ctor in ctors { + generated_consts + .insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor)); } - below_classes.push(vec![i.name.clone()]); - } + }, } + } + } - if !below_classes.is_empty() { - match generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( - &below_classes, - &below_env, - None, - stt, - &kctx, - ) { - Ok((below_recs, _)) => { - let below_rec_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members - .iter() - .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::BelowRec) - .map(|(_, n)| n) - .collect(); - let below_rec_mut_consts: Vec = below_recs - .iter() - .filter(|(n, _)| below_rec_members.contains(&n)) - .map(|(_, rv)| LeanMutConst::Recr(rv.clone())) - .collect(); - match roundtrip_block( - &below_rec_mut_consts, - &generated_consts, - orig_env, - stt, - dstt, - ) { - Ok(roundtripped) => { - for (n, ci) in roundtripped { - dstt.env.insert(n, ci); - } - }, - Err(_) => { - for (n, rv) in &below_recs { - if below_rec_members.contains(&n) { - dstt - .env - .insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); - } - } - }, + // Sync generated constants into env and dstt.env for subsequent phases. + for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { + env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + dstt.env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + } + + // Insert .below constants via roundtrip_block. + if needs_below { + let below_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::Below) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + + let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), + BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), + }) + .collect(); + + // BelowIndc: bundle ALL generated below inductives into one roundtrip_block. + let below_indc_consts: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .filter_map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => { + let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); + Some(LeanMutConst::Indc(Ind { ind: ind_val, ctors })) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + if !below_indc_consts.is_empty() { + match roundtrip_block( + &below_indc_consts, + &generated_consts, + orig_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + for bc in &below_consts { + if let BelowConstant::Indc(i) = bc + && below_members.contains(&&i.name) + { + aux_gen_errors.push((i.name.clone(), e.clone())); } - }, - Err(e) => { - aux_gen_errors.push(( - all_names[0].clone(), - DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { - msg: format!( - "aux_gen below.rec failed for {}: {}", - all_names[0].pretty(), - e - ), - }, - )); - }, - } + } + }, } } - // Sync generated constants (below, below.rec) into work_env for brecOn. - for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { - work_env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); - } + // BelowDef: roundtrip through compile(regen, orig_metadata) -> decompile. + let below_def_consts: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .filter_map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Def(d) => Some(LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + })), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); - // Populate the ephemeral kenv with .below types so brecOn's TcScope - // can infer PProd(motive, I.below ...) during sort level inference. - if !below_consts.is_empty() { - let work_env_arc = std::sync::Arc::new(work_env.clone()); - populate_canon_kenv_with_below( - &below_consts, - &classes, - &work_env_arc, + if !below_def_consts.is_empty() { + match roundtrip_block( + &below_def_consts, + &generated_consts, + orig_env, stt, - &kctx, - ); + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(e) => { + for mc in &below_def_consts { + aux_gen_errors.push((mc.name(), e.clone())); + } + }, + } + } + } + + // Phase 3: Generate .below.rec (Prop-level .below inductives only). + if needs_below_rec && is_prop { + let mut below_env = build_block_env(all_names, env); + let mut below_classes: Vec> = Vec::new(); + + let all_below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .filter_map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => Some(i.name.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + for bc in &below_consts { + if let BelowConstant::Indc(i) = bc { + let (ind_val, ctors) = below_indc_to_lean(i, &all_below_names); + below_env.insert(i.name.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); + for ctor in &ctors { + below_env.insert( + ctor.cnst.name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor.clone()), + ); + } + below_classes.push(vec![i.name.clone()]); + } } - // Phase 4: Generate .brecOn / .brecOn.go / .brecOn.eq. - if needs_brecon { - match generate_brecon_constants( - &classes, - &canonical_recs, - &below_consts, - &work_env, - is_prop, + if !below_classes.is_empty() { + match generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + &below_classes, + &below_env, + None, + None, stt, - &kctx, + kctx, ) { - Ok(brecon_defs) => { - // Record generated brecOn constants for congruence check. - // .brecOn.eq is ALWAYS a theorem (proof of equality). - // .brecOn and .brecOn.go are theorems for Prop, definitions for Type. - for d in &brecon_defs { - let is_eq = - matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); - let as_thm = is_prop || is_eq; - generated_consts - .insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d, as_thm)); - } - - let brecon_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + Ok((below_recs, _)) => { + let below_rec_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members .iter() - .filter(|(k, _)| { - matches!( - k, - AuxKind::BRecOn | AuxKind::BRecOnGo | AuxKind::BRecOnEq - ) - }) + .filter(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::BelowRec) .map(|(_, n)| n) .collect(); - - // Roundtrip each brecOn INDIVIDUALLY as a singleton. - // The original compilation (`compile_const_no_aux`) compiles each - // brecOn as a singleton definition. If we batch alpha-equivalent - // brecOn constants together, `sort_consts` collapses them into - // fewer classes, producing a different block structure than the - // singleton original. Individual roundtrip ensures the arena - // structure matches the original metadata. - // Only roundtrip constants that were seeded (present in compiled env). - for d in - brecon_defs.iter().filter(|d| brecon_members.contains(&&d.name)) - { - let is_eq = - matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); - let kind = if is_prop || is_eq { - DefKind::Theorem - } else { - DefKind::Definition - }; - let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { - name: d.name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: d.typ.clone(), - kind, - value: d.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![], - }); - match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) - { - Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { - for (n, ci) in roundtripped { - dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + let below_rec_mut_consts: Vec = below_recs + .iter() + .filter(|(n, _)| below_rec_members.contains(&n)) + .map(|(_, rv)| LeanMutConst::Recr(rv.clone())) + .collect(); + match roundtrip_block( + &below_rec_mut_consts, + &generated_consts, + orig_env, + stt, + dstt, + ) { + Ok(roundtripped) => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } + }, + Err(_) => { + for (n, rv) in &below_recs { + if below_rec_members.contains(&n) { + dstt + .env + .insert(n.clone(), LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv.clone())); } - }, - Ok(_) | Err(_) => { - // Fallback: insert the generated constant directly. - let is_eq_fb = matches!( - classify_aux_gen(&d.name), - Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _)) - ); - dstt.env.insert( - d.name.clone(), - brecon_def_to_lean(d, is_prop || is_eq_fb), - ); - }, - } + } + }, } }, Err(e) => { @@ -3064,7 +3273,7 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( all_names[0].clone(), DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { msg: format!( - "aux_gen brecOn failed for {}: {}", + "aux_gen below.rec failed for {}: {}", all_names[0].pretty(), e ), @@ -3073,38 +3282,118 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( }, } } + } - // Congruence check: verify generated constants are alpha-equivalent to originals. - // Only possible when the original environment is available (debug path). - if let Some(orig) = orig_env { - for (name, generated_ci) in &generated_consts { - if let Some(orig_ci) = orig.get(name) - && let Err(e) = - crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq(generated_ci, orig_ci) + // Sync generated constants (below, below.rec) into env and dstt.env for brecOn. + for (n, ci) in &generated_consts { + env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + dstt.env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); + } + + // Populate the ephemeral kenv with .below types so brecOn's TcScope + // can infer PProd(motive, I.below ...) during sort level inference. + if !below_consts.is_empty() { + populate_canon_kenv_with_below(&below_consts, &classes, env, stt, kctx); + } + + // Phase 4: Generate .brecOn / .brecOn.go / .brecOn.eq. + if needs_brecon { + match generate_brecon_constants( + &classes, + &canonical_recs, + &below_consts, + env, + is_prop, + stt, + kctx, + ) { + Ok(brecon_defs) => { + for d in &brecon_defs { + let is_eq = + matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); + let as_thm = is_prop || is_eq; + generated_consts + .insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d, as_thm)); + } + + let brecon_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members + .iter() + .filter(|(k, _)| { + matches!(k, AuxKind::BRecOn | AuxKind::BRecOnGo | AuxKind::BRecOnEq) + }) + .map(|(_, n)| n) + .collect(); + + for d in + brecon_defs.iter().filter(|d| brecon_members.contains(&&d.name)) { - aux_gen_errors.push(( - name.clone(), - DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { - msg: format!("congruence: {e}"), + let is_eq = + matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); + let kind = if is_prop || is_eq { + DefKind::Theorem + } else { + DefKind::Definition + }; + let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }); + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { + Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { + for (n, ci) in roundtripped { + dstt.env.insert(n, ci); + } }, - )); + Ok(_) | Err(_) => { + let is_eq_fb = matches!( + classify_aux_gen(&d.name), + Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _)) + ); + dstt.env.insert( + d.name.clone(), + brecon_def_to_lean(d, is_prop || is_eq_fb), + ); + }, + } } - } + }, + Err(e) => { + aux_gen_errors.push(( + all_names[0].clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "aux_gen brecOn failed for {}: {}", + all_names[0].pretty(), + e + ), + }, + )); + }, } } - // Report all collected errors (but don't abort — caller gets the partial decompile). - if !aux_gen_errors.is_empty() { - eprintln!( - "[decompile] aux_gen roundtrip errors ({}):", - aux_gen_errors.len(), - ); - for (name, e) in &aux_gen_errors { - eprintln!(" {}: {e}", name.pretty()); + // Congruence check: verify generated constants are alpha-equivalent to originals. + if let Some(orig) = orig_env { + for (name, generated_ci) in &generated_consts { + if let Some(orig_ci) = orig.get(name) + && let Err(e) = + crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq(generated_ci, &*orig_ci) + { + aux_gen_errors.push(( + name.clone(), + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { msg: format!("congruence: {e}") }, + )); + } } } - Ok(()) + aux_gen_errors } // =========================================================================== @@ -3112,99 +3401,249 @@ fn decompile_aux_gen_constants( // =========================================================================== /// Decompile an Ixon environment back to Lean format. +/// +/// Single-pass parallel work-stealing scheduler. Computes SCCs over the +/// name-level reference graph, then processes SCC blocks in topological order. +/// For each block: +/// - Phase A: decompile all non-aux_gen constants (`decompile_named_const`) +/// - Phase B: regenerate aux_gen constants if the block has any (`decompile_block_aux_gen`) +/// - Phase C: resolve deps to unlock downstream blocks pub fn decompile_env( stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result { - let dstt = DecompileState::default(); + use crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx; + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils; + use crate::ix::condense::compute_sccs; + use crate::ix::graph::{NameSet, RefMap, get_constant_info_references}; - // Constructor metadata is now embedded directly in ConstantMetaInfo::Indc, - // so no pre-indexing is needed. + let dstt = DecompileState::default(); - // Pass 1: Decompile non-aux_gen constants (parallel). - // Constants with `named.original.is_some()` are aux_gen-rewritten. We only - // skip those with a recognized aux_gen suffix (.rec, .below, .brecOn, etc.) - // — they'll be regenerated in pass 2. Parent inductives/constructors with - // `original` are still decompiled here (they have correct `all` in metadata). + // Pass 1: Decompile all non-aux_gen constants (parallel). + // Aux_gen constants (named.original.is_some() && is_aux_gen_suffix) are + // skipped — they'll be regenerated in Pass 2 from parent inductives. + let t_p1 = std::time::Instant::now(); + eprintln!( + "[decompile] Pass 1: decompiling {} non-aux_gen constants in parallel...", + stt.env.named.len(), + ); stt.env.named.par_iter().try_for_each(|entry| { let (name, named) = (entry.key(), entry.value()); + decompile_named_const(name, named, stt, &dstt) + })?; + eprintln!( + "[decompile] Pass 1 done in {:.2}s ({} constants in dstt.env)", + t_p1.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + dstt.env.len(), + ); + + // Pass 2: Regenerate aux_gen constants for mutual inductive blocks. + // Process blocks in topological order so that when block B's constructor + // fields reference inductives from block A, A's generated auxiliaries + // (.rec, .below, .brecOn) are already in dstt.env. + + // Collect aux_gen constants grouped by mutual block. + // Key: first name in the `all` field (canonical block identifier). + // Value: (all_names, list of (AuxKind, constant_name)). + type AuxBlockMap = FxHashMap, Vec<(AuxKind, Name)>)>; + let mut blocks: AuxBlockMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let t_p2_prep = std::time::Instant::now(); - if named.original.is_some() && is_aux_gen_suffix(name) { - return Ok(()); + for entry in stt.env.named.iter() { + let (name, named) = (entry.key(), entry.value()); + if named.original.is_none() { + continue; + } + let Some((kind, root)) = classify_aux_gen(name) else { + continue; + }; + let all_names = match dstt.env.get(&root).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) => ind.all.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + if all_names.is_empty() { + continue; } + let block_key = all_names[0].clone(); + blocks + .entry(block_key) + .or_insert_with(|| (all_names, Vec::new())) + .1 + .push((kind, name.clone())); + } - if let Some(cnst) = stt.env.get_const(&named.addr) { - match &cnst.info { - // Direct constants - decompile immediately - ConstantInfo::Defn(_) - | ConstantInfo::Recr(_) - | ConstantInfo::Axio(_) - | ConstantInfo::Quot(_) => decompile_const(name, named, stt, &dstt), - - // Projections - get the block and decompile - ConstantInfo::DPrj(proj) => { - if let Some(Constant { - info: ConstantInfo::Muts(mutuals), - ref sharing, - ref refs, - ref univs, - }) = stt.env.get_const(&proj.block) - { - decompile_projection( - name, named, &cnst, &mutuals, sharing, refs, univs, stt, &dstt, - ) - } else { - Err(DecompileError::MissingAddress(proj.block.clone())) + // Topologically sort blocks by cross-block dependencies derived from + // the parent inductives' constructor types. + let sorted_block_keys = { + let mut name_to_block: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for (block_key, (all_names, _)) in &blocks { + for ind_name in all_names { + name_to_block.insert(ind_name.clone(), block_key.clone()); + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = + dstt.env.get(ind_name).as_deref() + { + for ctor in &v.ctors { + name_to_block.insert(ctor.clone(), block_key.clone()); } - }, + } + } + } - ConstantInfo::IPrj(proj) => { - if let Some(Constant { - info: ConstantInfo::Muts(mutuals), - ref sharing, - ref refs, - ref univs, - }) = stt.env.get_const(&proj.block) - { - decompile_projection( - name, named, &cnst, &mutuals, sharing, refs, univs, stt, &dstt, - ) - } else { - Err(DecompileError::MissingAddress(proj.block.clone())) + let mut block_deps: RefMap = RefMap::default(); + for (block_key, (all_names, _)) in &blocks { + let mut deps = NameSet::default(); + for ind_name in all_names { + if let Some(ci) = dstt.env.get(ind_name) { + for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&*ci) { + if let Some(dep_block) = name_to_block.get(&ref_name) { + if dep_block != block_key { + deps.insert(dep_block.clone()); + } + } } - }, + } + } + block_deps.insert(block_key.clone(), deps); + } - ConstantInfo::RPrj(proj) => { - if let Some(Constant { - info: ConstantInfo::Muts(mutuals), - ref sharing, - ref refs, - ref univs, - }) = stt.env.get_const(&proj.block) - { - decompile_projection( - name, named, &cnst, &mutuals, sharing, refs, univs, stt, &dstt, - ) - } else { - Err(DecompileError::MissingAddress(proj.block.clone())) + let condensed = compute_sccs(&block_deps); + let mut sorted: Vec = condensed.blocks.keys().cloned().collect(); + sorted.reverse(); // Tarjan produces reverse topo order + sorted.retain(|k| blocks.contains_key(k)); + sorted + }; + eprintln!( + "[decompile] Pass 2 prep done in {:.2}s: {} aux_gen blocks to regenerate", + t_p2_prep.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + sorted_block_keys.len(), + ); + + // Shared kernel context for aux_gen (accumulates across blocks). + // Decompile must start from a cold kernel env (the whole point of Phase 2 + // is to verify we can regenerate auxiliaries from the Ixon env alone, + // independent of the compile phase's state). + let kctx = KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, &kctx); + + // Snapshot dstt.env (DashMap) into work_env (FxHashMap) for aux_gen lookups. + // This grows incrementally as each block's aux_gen generates new constants. + let mut work_env: LeanEnv = + dstt.env.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); + + let mut aux_gen_errors: Vec<(Name, DecompileError)> = Vec::new(); + + // Tracks constants already ingressed into `kctx.kenv` across all blocks, + // so the BFS below doesn't redundantly walk the same dependency subgraph + // for every block (still O(n) across all blocks combined). + let mut ingressed: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); + + // Progress tracking. Per-block progress logs (every `log_stride` blocks or + // every 5 s) are opt-in via `IX_DECOMPILE_PROGRESS`; slow-block warnings + // (any single block exceeding `slow_threshold`) are always emitted. + let progress_enabled = std::env::var_os("IX_DECOMPILE_PROGRESS").is_some(); + let total_blocks = sorted_block_keys.len(); + let log_stride = (total_blocks / 50).max(1); + let slow_threshold = std::time::Duration::from_secs(10); + let t_p2 = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut t_last_log = t_p2; + + for (block_idx, block_key) in sorted_block_keys.iter().enumerate() { + let Some((all_names, aux_members)) = blocks.get(block_key) else { + continue; + }; + + let t_block = std::time::Instant::now(); + + // Ingress the transitive closure of the parent inductives' dependencies + // into KEnv. A simple one- or two-level walk is not enough: + // `get_constant_info_references` for an `InductInfo` returns refs from + // the inductive's type signature plus the constructor *names*, but not + // the references inside each *constructor's type*. So a field of type + // `PersistentArrayNode InfoTree` inside some `State.mk` is only + // discovered when we process the ctor and recurse into *its* type refs. + // Without the transitive walk, TypeChecker::infer during brecOn's + // universe-level inference fails with "unknown constant" on names that + // are two or more edges away from the block's parent inductives. + let mut stack: Vec = all_names.clone(); + while let Some(name) = stack.pop() { + if !ingressed.insert(name.clone()) { + continue; + } + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(&name, &work_env, stt, &kctx); + if let Some(ci) = work_env.get(&name) { + for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(ci) { + if !ingressed.contains(&ref_name) { + stack.push(ref_name); } - }, + } + } + } + let t_after_ingress = std::time::Instant::now(); - // Constructor projections are handled when their parent inductive is decompiled - ConstantInfo::CPrj(_) => Ok(()), + let errors = decompile_block_aux_gen( + all_names, + aux_members, + &mut work_env, + &kctx, + stt, + &dstt, + ); + aux_gen_errors.extend(errors); + + // Per-block slow-block warning. + let block_elapsed = t_block.elapsed(); + if block_elapsed > slow_threshold { + let ingress_ms = (t_after_ingress - t_block).as_millis(); + let gen_ms = + (t_block.elapsed() - (t_after_ingress - t_block)).as_millis(); + eprintln!( + "[decompile] slow block [{block_idx}/{total_blocks}] {} \ + took {:.2}s (ingress={ingress_ms}ms, gen={gen_ms}ms, \ + {} members, kenv={})", + block_key.pretty(), + block_elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + aux_members.len(), + ingressed.len(), + ); + } - // Mutual blocks themselves don't need separate handling - ConstantInfo::Muts(_) => Ok(()), + // Periodic progress log (opt-in via IX_DECOMPILE_PROGRESS). + if progress_enabled { + let now = std::time::Instant::now(); + let done = block_idx + 1; + let should_log = done == total_blocks + || done % log_stride == 0 + || now.duration_since(t_last_log) > std::time::Duration::from_secs(5); + if should_log { + let elapsed = t_p2.elapsed().as_secs_f32(); + let rate = done as f32 / elapsed.max(0.001); + let remaining = ((total_blocks - done) as f32 / rate.max(0.001)) as u64; + eprintln!( + "[decompile] Pass 2 progress: {done}/{total_blocks} blocks \ + ({:.1}%), elapsed {elapsed:.1}s, eta {}s, kenv={}", + 100.0 * done as f32 / total_blocks as f32, + remaining, + ingressed.len(), + ); + t_last_log = now; } - } else { - Ok(()) } - })?; + } + eprintln!( + "[decompile] Pass 2 done in {:.2}s ({} aux_gen errors, kenv={})", + t_p2.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + aux_gen_errors.len(), + ingressed.len(), + ); - // Pass 2: Regenerate aux_gen constants from parent inductives. - // TODO: parallelize — blocks are independent (each only needs its own - // inductives + external deps from the complete dstt.env). Only the - // phases within a block (.rec → .below → .brecOn) are sequential. - decompile_aux_gen_constants(stt, &dstt)?; + if !aux_gen_errors.is_empty() { + eprintln!( + "[decompile] aux_gen roundtrip errors ({}):", + aux_gen_errors.len(), + ); + for (name, e) in &aux_gen_errors { + eprintln!(" {}: {e}", name.pretty()); + } + } Ok(dstt) } @@ -3260,7 +3699,7 @@ pub fn check_decompile( info.get_type().get_hash(), orig_info.get_value().map(|v| *v.get_hash()), info.get_value().map(|v| *v.get_hash()), - ci_kind(orig_info), + ci_kind(&*orig_info), ci_kind(info), ); } @@ -3284,7 +3723,7 @@ pub fn check_decompile( { let mut missing_names: Vec = original .iter() - .filter(|(name, _)| !dstt.env.contains_key(name)) + .filter(|(name, _)| !dstt.env.contains_key(*name)) .map(|(name, _)| name.pretty()) .collect(); missing_names.sort(); diff --git a/src/ix/graph.rs b/src/ix/graph.rs index 74f4d961..ed9333d7 100644 --- a/src/ix/graph.rs +++ b/src/ix/graph.rs @@ -80,7 +80,8 @@ pub fn build_ref_graph(env: &Env) -> RefGraph { let (out_refs, in_refs) = env .par_iter() - .map(|(name, constant)| { + .map(|entry| { + let (name, constant) = entry; let deps = get_constant_info_references(constant); let in_refs = mk_in_refs(name, &deps); let out_refs = RefMap::from_iter([(name.clone(), deps)]); @@ -96,7 +97,9 @@ pub fn build_ref_graph(env: &Env) -> RefGraph { RefGraph { out_refs, in_refs } } -fn get_constant_info_references(constant_info: &ConstantInfo) -> NameSet { +pub(crate) fn get_constant_info_references( + constant_info: &ConstantInfo, +) -> NameSet { let cache = &mut FxHashMap::default(); match constant_info { ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(val) => get_expr_references(&val.cnst.typ, cache), diff --git a/src/ix/ground.rs b/src/ix/ground.rs index 4be05110..cdc0bb82 100644 --- a/src/ix/ground.rs +++ b/src/ix/ground.rs @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ use crate::{ /// Reason a constant failed groundedness checking. #[derive(Debug)] -pub enum GroundError<'a> { +pub enum GroundError { /// A universe level parameter or metavariable is not in scope. Level(Level, Vec), /// A referenced constant does not exist in the environment (or is itself ungrounded). @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ pub enum GroundError<'a> { /// A free or out-of-scope bound variable was encountered. Var(Expr, usize), /// An inductive type's constructor is missing or has the wrong kind. - Indc(&'a InductiveVal, Option<&'a ConstantInfo>), + Indc(InductiveVal, Option), /// An invalid de Bruijn index. Idx(Nat), } @@ -39,14 +39,15 @@ pub enum GroundError<'a> { /// /// First collects immediately ungrounded constants in parallel, then propagates /// ungroundedness transitively through `in_refs` (the reverse reference graph). -pub fn ground_consts<'a>( - env: &'a Env, +pub fn ground_consts( + env: &Env, in_refs: &RefMap, -) -> FxHashMap> { +) -> FxHashMap { // Collect immediate ungrounded constants. let mut ungrounded: FxHashMap<_, _> = env .par_iter() - .filter_map(|(name, constant)| { + .filter_map(|entry| { + let (name, constant) = entry; let univs = const_univs(constant); let mut stt = GroundState::default(); if let Err(err) = ground_const(constant, env, univs, 0, &mut stt) { @@ -93,13 +94,13 @@ struct GroundState { univ_cache: FxHashSet, } -fn ground_const<'a>( - constant: &'a ConstantInfo, - env: &'a Env, +fn ground_const( + constant: &ConstantInfo, + env: &Env, univs: &[Name], binds: usize, stt: &mut GroundState, -) -> Result<(), GroundError<'a>> { +) -> Result<(), GroundError> { match constant { ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(val) => { ground_expr(&val.cnst.typ, env, univs, binds, stt) @@ -121,9 +122,10 @@ fn ground_const<'a>( }, ConstantInfo::InductInfo(val) => { for ctor in &val.ctors { - match env.get(ctor) { + let ci = env.get(ctor).cloned(); + match ci.as_ref() { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_)) => (), - c => return Err(GroundError::Indc(val, c)), + _ => return Err(GroundError::Indc(val.clone(), ci)), } } ground_expr(&val.cnst.typ, env, univs, binds, stt) @@ -140,13 +142,13 @@ fn ground_const<'a>( } } -fn ground_expr<'a>( +fn ground_expr( expr: &Expr, - env: &'a Env, + env: &Env, univs: &[Name], binds: usize, stt: &mut GroundState, -) -> Result<(), GroundError<'a>> { +) -> Result<(), GroundError> { let key = (binds, expr.clone()); if stt.expr_cache.contains(&key) { return Ok(()); @@ -195,11 +197,11 @@ fn ground_expr<'a>( } } -fn ground_level<'a>( +fn ground_level( level: &Level, univs: &[Name], stt: &mut GroundState, -) -> Result<(), GroundError<'a>> { +) -> Result<(), GroundError> { let key = level.clone(); if stt.univ_cache.contains(&key) { return Ok(()); @@ -242,7 +244,7 @@ mod tests { ConstantVal { name: n(name), level_params: vec![], typ: sort0() } } - fn check(env: &Env) -> FxHashMap> { + fn check(env: &Env) -> FxHashMap { let graph = build_ref_graph(env); ground_consts(env, &graph.in_refs) } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs index 1ef9ff6f..515b2ab3 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs @@ -21,15 +21,53 @@ pub struct Named { /// aux_gen form). Decompile uses `original` for faithful roundtrip of /// binder names and other cosmetic metadata. pub original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)>, + /// Name-level reference table, parallel to `Constant.refs`. + /// + /// `name_refs[i]` contains the Lean names that compiled to the address at + /// `Constant.refs[i]`. Multiple names can map to the same address due to + /// alpha-collapse, so each entry is a `Vec`. + /// + /// # Status — reserved for future use (CR3) + /// + /// As of the April 2026 adversarial review, this table is **populated** + /// by every compile path in `compile.rs` / `compile/mutual.rs` but is + /// **not currently read** by the decompiler. The intended disambiguation + /// use-case (resolving alpha-collapsed Ref names when the arena's single + /// `Ref { name_addr }` metadata is absent) is unnecessary in practice + /// because `name_addr` is already a name-content hash rather than a + /// content-content hash: distinct Lean names hash to distinct addresses + /// even when their referenced constants alpha-collapse. + /// + /// We keep the field rather than deleting it because: + /// 1. It's a schema-stable extension point for future work on + /// deterministic topological ordering across blocks. + /// 2. Removing it would force a serialization-format bump that isn't + /// worth the churn in pre-alpha. + /// + /// If you're reaching for this field, check first whether the arena's + /// `ExprMetaData::Ref { name: name_addr }` already gives you what you + /// need via `decompile_name(name_addr, stt)` — it almost always does. + pub name_refs: Vec>, } impl Named { pub fn new(addr: Address, meta: ConstantMeta) -> Self { - Named { addr, meta, original: None } + Named { addr, meta, original: None, name_refs: Vec::new() } } pub fn with_addr(addr: Address) -> Self { - Named { addr, meta: ConstantMeta::default(), original: None } + Named { + addr, + meta: ConstantMeta::default(), + original: None, + name_refs: Vec::new(), + } + } + + /// Set the name-level reference table (builder pattern). + pub fn with_name_refs(mut self, name_refs: Vec>) -> Self { + self.name_refs = name_refs; + self } } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs index 1b2413ee..448fb2f6 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs @@ -10,11 +10,15 @@ #![allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] use std::collections::HashMap; +use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{self, BinderInfo, Name, ReducibilityHints}; +use super::expr::Expr; +use super::serialize::{get_expr, put_expr}; use super::tag::Tag0; +use super::univ::{Univ, get_univ, put_univ}; // =========================================================================== // Types (use Address internally) @@ -23,6 +27,18 @@ use super::tag::Tag0; /// Key-value map for Lean.Expr.mdata pub type KVMap = Vec<(Address, DataValue)>; +/// Entry in a `CallSite` metadata node, representing one source-order argument. +#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] +pub enum CallSiteEntry { + /// Argument exists in canonical form at App-spine position `canon_idx`. + /// `meta` is the arena index for this argument's metadata subtree. + Kept { canon_idx: u64, meta: u64 }, + /// Argument was collapsed. Expression stored in `ConstantMeta.meta_sharing[sharing_idx]`. + /// `meta` is the arena index for this argument's metadata subtree + /// (may differ from the representative's metadata — different names, refs, etc.). + Collapsed { sharing_idx: u64, meta: u64 }, +} + /// Arena node for per-expression metadata. /// /// Nodes are allocated bottom-up (children before parents) in the arena. @@ -43,6 +59,19 @@ pub enum ExprMetaData { Prj { struct_name: Address, child: u64 }, /// Mdata wrapper: always a separate node, never absorbed into Binder/Ref/Prj Mdata { mdata: Vec, child: u64 }, + /// Surgered call-site. Replaces the entire App-spine metadata chain + /// (outermost App down to the Ref head) with a single node. Entries are + /// in SOURCE order. The corresponding Ixon expression is a normal App + /// telescope — only the metadata changes shape. + /// + /// Sits at the outermost position so both compiler and decompiler see it + /// first, avoiding the need to recurse through App nodes to discover surgery. + CallSite { + /// Name address of the referenced auxiliary (doubles as Ref name metadata). + name: Address, + /// Source-order entries for the argument telescope. + entries: Vec, + }, } /// Arena for expression metadata within a single constant. @@ -144,39 +173,105 @@ impl ConstantMetaInfo { } } -/// Per-constant metadata wrapper: variant payload. +/// Per-constant metadata wrapper: variant payload + extension tables. +/// +/// Extension tables (`meta_sharing`, `meta_refs`, `meta_univs`) form a +/// virtual address space extending the primary `Constant` tables. They are +/// used by `CallSite` nodes in the metadata arena for call-site surgery +/// roundtrip: collapsed argument expressions reference these tables via +/// `Share(idx)`, `Ref(idx)`, and universe indices. +/// +/// At decompile time, extension tables are appended to the block cache, +/// creating a contiguous address space. #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] pub struct ConstantMeta { pub info: ConstantMetaInfo, + /// Compiled Ixon expressions for collapsed call-site arguments. + /// May contain `Share(idx)` references into the extended sharing table. + pub meta_sharing: Vec>, + /// Extension refs table (addresses referenced by collapsed arg expressions). + pub meta_refs: Vec
, + /// Extension univs table (universe terms in collapsed arg expressions). + pub meta_univs: Vec>, } impl Default for ConstantMeta { fn default() -> Self { - Self { info: ConstantMetaInfo::Empty } + Self { + info: ConstantMetaInfo::Empty, + meta_sharing: Vec::new(), + meta_refs: Vec::new(), + meta_univs: Vec::new(), + } } } impl ConstantMeta { - /// Wrap a `ConstantMetaInfo` payload. + /// Wrap a `ConstantMetaInfo` payload (no extension tables). pub fn new(info: ConstantMetaInfo) -> Self { - Self { info } + Self { + info, + meta_sharing: Vec::new(), + meta_refs: Vec::new(), + meta_univs: Vec::new(), + } + } + + /// Whether this metadata has any surgery extension tables. + pub fn has_extensions(&self) -> bool { + !self.meta_sharing.is_empty() + || !self.meta_refs.is_empty() + || !self.meta_univs.is_empty() } - /// Delegate indexed serialization to the inner enum. + /// Delegate indexed serialization to the inner enum, then serialize + /// extension tables. pub fn put_indexed( &self, idx: &NameIndex, buf: &mut Vec, ) -> Result<(), String> { - self.info.put_indexed(idx, buf) + self.info.put_indexed(idx, buf)?; + // Extension tables (backward-compatible: 0-length for old constants) + put_vec_len(self.meta_sharing.len(), buf); + for expr in &self.meta_sharing { + put_expr(expr, buf); + } + put_vec_len(self.meta_refs.len(), buf); + for addr in &self.meta_refs { + put_address_raw(addr, buf); + } + put_vec_len(self.meta_univs.len(), buf); + for univ in &self.meta_univs { + put_univ(univ, buf); + } + Ok(()) } - /// Delegate indexed deserialization to the inner enum. + /// Delegate indexed deserialization, then deserialize extension tables. pub fn get_indexed( buf: &mut &[u8], rev: &NameReverseIndex, ) -> Result { - Ok(Self { info: ConstantMetaInfo::get_indexed(buf, rev)? }) + let info = ConstantMetaInfo::get_indexed(buf, rev)?; + // Extension tables: always present (put_indexed always writes them, + // even when empty — three zero-length vectors). + let sharing_len = get_vec_len(buf)?; + let mut meta_sharing = Vec::with_capacity(sharing_len); + for _ in 0..sharing_len { + meta_sharing.push(get_expr(buf)?); + } + let refs_len = get_vec_len(buf)?; + let mut meta_refs = Vec::with_capacity(refs_len); + for _ in 0..refs_len { + meta_refs.push(get_address_raw(buf)?); + } + let univs_len = get_vec_len(buf)?; + let mut meta_univs = Vec::with_capacity(univs_len); + for _ in 0..univs_len { + meta_univs.push(get_univ(buf)?); + } + Ok(Self { info, meta_sharing, meta_refs, meta_univs }) } } @@ -284,11 +379,11 @@ fn get_u64(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Result { Ok(Tag0::get(buf)?.size) } -fn put_vec_len(len: usize, buf: &mut Vec) { +pub(super) fn put_vec_len(len: usize, buf: &mut Vec) { Tag0::new(len as u64).put(buf); } -fn get_vec_len(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Result { +pub(super) fn get_vec_len(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Result { Ok(Tag0::get(buf)?.size as usize) } @@ -352,7 +447,7 @@ pub type NameIndex = HashMap; /// Reverse name index for deserialization: position -> Address pub type NameReverseIndex = Vec
; -fn put_idx( +pub(super) fn put_idx( addr: &Address, idx: &NameIndex, buf: &mut Vec, @@ -368,7 +463,10 @@ fn put_idx( Ok(()) } -fn get_idx(buf: &mut &[u8], rev: &NameReverseIndex) -> Result { +pub(super) fn get_idx( + buf: &mut &[u8], + rev: &NameReverseIndex, +) -> Result { let i = get_u64(buf)? as usize; rev .get(i) @@ -569,6 +667,25 @@ impl ExprMetaData { put_mdata_stack_indexed(mdata, idx, buf)?; put_u64(*child, buf); }, + Self::CallSite { name, entries } => { + put_u8(10, buf); + put_idx(name, idx, buf)?; + put_vec_len(entries.len(), buf); + for entry in entries { + match entry { + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, meta } => { + put_u8(0, buf); + put_u64(*canon_idx, buf); + put_u64(*meta, buf); + }, + CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx, meta } => { + put_u8(1, buf); + put_u64(*sharing_idx, buf); + put_u64(*meta, buf); + }, + } + } + }, } Ok(()) } @@ -618,6 +735,28 @@ impl ExprMetaData { let child = get_u64(buf)?; Ok(Self::Mdata { mdata, child }) }, + 10 => { + let name = get_idx(buf, rev)?; + let n_entries = get_vec_len(buf)?; + let mut entries = Vec::with_capacity(n_entries); + for _ in 0..n_entries { + let entry = match get_u8(buf)? { + 0 => { + let canon_idx = get_u64(buf)?; + let meta = get_u64(buf)?; + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, meta } + }, + 1 => { + let sharing_idx = get_u64(buf)?; + let meta = get_u64(buf)?; + CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx, meta } + }, + x => return Err(format!("CallSiteEntry::get: invalid tag {x}")), + }; + entries.push(entry); + } + Ok(Self::CallSite { name, entries }) + }, x => Err(format!("ExprMetaData::get: invalid tag {x}")), } } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs index cd22e592..4c6196a2 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs @@ -1011,7 +1011,10 @@ fn get_name_component( // ============================================================================ use super::env::Named; -use super::metadata::{ConstantMeta, NameIndex, NameReverseIndex}; +use super::metadata::{ + ConstantMeta, NameIndex, NameReverseIndex, get_idx, get_vec_len, put_idx, + put_vec_len, +}; /// Serialize a Named entry with indexed metadata. pub fn put_named_indexed( @@ -1030,13 +1033,27 @@ pub fn put_named_indexed( meta.put_indexed(idx, buf)?; }, } + // Serialize name_refs: Vec> as Vec> + put_vec_len(named.name_refs.len(), buf); + for names in &named.name_refs { + put_vec_len(names.len(), buf); + for name in names { + let name_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()); + put_idx(&name_addr, idx, buf)?; + } + } Ok(()) } /// Deserialize a Named entry with indexed metadata. +/// +/// `names_lookup` maps name-hash Addresses to Names, used to resolve +/// `name_refs` entries. Pass an empty map for backward compatibility +/// with old formats (name_refs will be empty). pub fn get_named_indexed( buf: &mut &[u8], rev: &NameReverseIndex, + names_lookup: &rustc_hash::FxHashMap, ) -> Result { let addr = get_address(buf)?; let meta = ConstantMeta::get_indexed(buf, rev)?; @@ -1049,7 +1066,21 @@ pub fn get_named_indexed( }, x => return Err(format!("Named.original: invalid tag {x}")), }; - Ok(Named { addr, meta, original }) + // Deserialize name_refs: Vec> from Vec>. + let n_outer = get_vec_len(buf)?; + let mut name_refs = Vec::with_capacity(n_outer); + for _ in 0..n_outer { + let n_inner = get_vec_len(buf)?; + let mut inner = Vec::with_capacity(n_inner); + for _ in 0..n_inner { + let name_addr = get_idx(buf, rev)?; + if let Some(name) = names_lookup.get(&name_addr) { + inner.push(name.clone()); + } + } + name_refs.push(inner); + } + Ok(Named { addr, meta, original, name_refs }) } // ============================================================================ @@ -1200,7 +1231,7 @@ impl Env { let num_named = get_u64(buf)?; for _ in 0..num_named { let name_addr = get_address(buf)?; - let named = get_named_indexed(buf, &name_reverse_index)?; + let named = get_named_indexed(buf, &name_reverse_index, &names_lookup)?; let name = names_lookup.get(&name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { format!("Env::get: missing name for addr {:?}", name_addr) })?; @@ -1481,7 +1512,8 @@ mod tests { } else { None }; - let named = Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta, original }; + let named = + Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta, original, name_refs: Vec::new() }; env.named.insert(name, named); } } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/sharing.rs b/src/ix/ixon/sharing.rs index 6b9cef77..610d07c2 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/sharing.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/sharing.rs @@ -221,8 +221,11 @@ fn get_children(expr: &Expr) -> Vec<&Arc> { pub fn analyze_block( exprs: &[Arc], track_hash_consed_size: bool, -) -> (HashMap, FxHashMap<*const Expr, blake3::Hash>) -{ +) -> ( + HashMap, + FxHashMap<*const Expr, blake3::Hash>, + Vec, +) { let mut info_map: HashMap = HashMap::new(); let mut ptr_to_hash: FxHashMap<*const Expr, blake3::Hash> = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -322,13 +325,13 @@ pub fn analyze_block( } } - (info_map, ptr_to_hash) + (info_map, ptr_to_hash, topo_order) } /// Compute the hash of a single expression. /// This is useful for testing hash compatibility with Lean. pub fn hash_expr(expr: &Arc) -> blake3::Hash { - let (_info_map, ptr_to_hash) = + let (_info_map, ptr_to_hash, _) = analyze_block(std::slice::from_ref(expr), false); let ptr = expr.as_ref() as *const Expr; *ptr_to_hash.get(&ptr).expect("Expression not found in ptr_to_hash") @@ -410,9 +413,9 @@ pub fn compute_effective_sizes( #[allow(dead_code)] pub fn analyze_sharing_stats( info_map: &HashMap, + topo_order: &[blake3::Hash], ) -> SharingStats { - let topo_order = topological_sort(info_map); - let effective_sizes = compute_effective_sizes(info_map, &topo_order); + let effective_sizes = compute_effective_sizes(info_map, topo_order); let total_subterms = info_map.len(); let mut usage_distribution: HashMap = HashMap::new(); @@ -574,9 +577,9 @@ impl std::fmt::Display for SharingStats { /// Optimized from O(k×n) to O(n log n) by pre-sorting candidates. pub fn decide_sharing( info_map: &HashMap, + topo_order: &[blake3::Hash], ) -> IndexSet { - let topo_order = topological_sort(info_map); - let effective_sizes = compute_effective_sizes(info_map, &topo_order); + let effective_sizes = compute_effective_sizes(info_map, topo_order); // Pre-filter and sort candidates by potential savings (assuming minimal ref_size=1) // This gives us a stable ordering since relative savings don't change as ref_size grows @@ -631,14 +634,14 @@ pub fn build_sharing_vec( shared_hashes: &IndexSet, ptr_to_hash: &FxHashMap<*const Expr, blake3::Hash>, info_map: &HashMap, + topo_order: &[blake3::Hash], ) -> (Vec>, Vec>) { // CRITICAL: Re-sort shared_hashes in topological order (leaves first). // decide_sharing returns hashes sorted by gross benefit (large terms first), // but we need leaves first so that when serializing sharing[i], all its // children are already available as Share(j) for j < i. - let topo_order = topological_sort(info_map); let shared_in_topo_order: Vec = - topo_order.into_iter().filter(|h| shared_hashes.contains(h)).collect(); + topo_order.iter().copied().filter(|h| shared_hashes.contains(h)).collect(); // Build sharing vector incrementally to avoid forward references. // When building sharing[i], only Share(j) for j < i is allowed. @@ -648,9 +651,12 @@ pub fn build_sharing_vec( for h in &shared_in_topo_order { let info = info_map.get(h).expect("shared hash must be in info_map"); - // Clear cache - hash_to_idx changed, so cached rewrites are invalid - cache.clear(); - // Rewrite using only indices < current length (hash_to_idx doesn't include this entry yet) + // No cache.clear() needed: rewrite_expr checks hash_to_idx BEFORE the + // cache, so newly-shareable expressions are always caught even if the + // cache has a stale entry from a prior iteration. Topological order + // guarantees all children of `h` were already added to hash_to_idx, + // so their cached rewrites (containing correct Share references) remain + // valid. let rewritten = rewrite_expr(&info.expr, &hash_to_idx, ptr_to_hash, &mut cache); @@ -661,8 +667,6 @@ pub fn build_sharing_vec( } // Rewrite the root expressions (can use all Share indices) - // Use a fresh cache since hash_to_idx is now complete - cache.clear(); let rewritten_exprs: Vec> = exprs .iter() .map(|e| rewrite_expr(e, &hash_to_idx, ptr_to_hash, &mut cache)) @@ -703,13 +707,10 @@ fn rewrite_expr( RewriteFrame::Visit(e) => { let ptr = e.as_ref() as *const Expr; - // Check cache first - if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&ptr) { - results.push(cached.clone()); - continue; - } - - // Check if this expression should become a Share reference + // Check hash_to_idx FIRST: if this expression is shareable, replace + // it with Share(idx) even if the cache has a stale (pre-sharing) + // entry. This ordering eliminates the need for cache.clear() in the + // outer build_sharing_vec loop. if let Some(hash) = ptr_to_hash.get(&ptr) && let Some(&idx) = hash_to_idx.get(hash) { @@ -719,6 +720,12 @@ fn rewrite_expr( continue; } + // Cache hit for non-shareable sub-expressions + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&ptr) { + results.push(cached.clone()); + continue; + } + // Process based on node type match e.as_ref() { // Leaf nodes - return as-is @@ -913,8 +920,8 @@ mod tests { all_exprs.push(term_b.clone()); // Analyze all expressions together - let (info_map, ptr_to_hash) = analyze_block(&all_exprs, false); - let shared = decide_sharing(&info_map); + let (info_map, ptr_to_hash, topo_order) = analyze_block(&all_exprs, false); + let shared = decide_sharing(&info_map, &topo_order); // Verify term_a was found with usage_count=10 let term_a_ptr = term_a.as_ref() as *const Expr; @@ -933,8 +940,7 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(info.usage_count, 2, "term_b should have usage_count=2"); // Compute effective size - let topo = topological_sort(&info_map); - let sizes = compute_effective_sizes(&info_map, &topo); + let sizes = compute_effective_sizes(&info_map, &topo_order); let term_b_size = sizes.get(hash).copied().unwrap_or(0); // This assertion will FAIL with buggy code (early break) and PASS with fix @@ -960,7 +966,7 @@ mod tests { let var0 = Expr::var(0); let app = Expr::app(var0.clone(), var0); - let (info_map, ptr_to_hash) = analyze_block(&[app], false); + let (info_map, ptr_to_hash, _topo_order) = analyze_block(&[app], false); // Should have 2 unique subterms: Var(0) and App(Var(0), Var(0)) assert_eq!(info_map.len(), 2); @@ -984,8 +990,8 @@ mod tests { let lam2 = Expr::lam(ty.clone(), Expr::var(1)); let app = Expr::app(lam1, lam2); - let (info_map, _) = analyze_block(&[app], false); - let shared = decide_sharing(&info_map); + let (info_map, _, topo_order) = analyze_block(&[app], false); + let shared = decide_sharing(&info_map, &topo_order); // ty (Sort(0)) appears twice, might be shared depending on size // This is a basic smoke test @@ -998,8 +1004,7 @@ mod tests { let var1 = Expr::var(1); let app = Expr::app(var0, var1); - let (info_map, _) = analyze_block(&[app], false); - let topo = topological_sort(&info_map); + let (info_map, _, topo) = analyze_block(&[app], false); // Should have all hashes assert_eq!(topo.len(), info_map.len()); @@ -1031,14 +1036,19 @@ mod tests { let app1 = Expr::app(var0.clone(), var0.clone()); let app2 = Expr::app(app1, var0); - let (info_map, ptr_to_hash) = + let (info_map, ptr_to_hash, topo_order) = analyze_block(std::slice::from_ref(&app2), false); - let shared = decide_sharing(&info_map); + let shared = decide_sharing(&info_map, &topo_order); // If var0 is shared, verify it if !shared.is_empty() { - let (rewritten, sharing_vec) = - build_sharing_vec(&[app2], &shared, &ptr_to_hash, &info_map); + let (rewritten, sharing_vec) = build_sharing_vec( + &[app2], + &shared, + &ptr_to_hash, + &info_map, + &topo_order, + ); // Sharing vec should have the shared expressions assert_eq!(sharing_vec.len(), shared.len()); From e4579e07463a3dc82b49e3a06c93324c72261eca Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2026 06:47:23 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 09/34] solve mathlib compilation and ingress roundtrip issues --- Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean | 53 ++ Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean | 41 + Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean | 230 +++++ Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean | 1244 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialMeta.lean | 226 +++++ Tests/Main.lean | 4 + src/ffi.rs | 2 + src/ffi/compile.rs | 74 ++ src/ffi/kernel.rs | 796 ++++++++++++++++ src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 2 +- src/ix/address.rs | 23 + src/ix/compile.rs | 38 + src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 37 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 422 +++++++++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 454 +++++----- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 307 ++++++- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 39 +- src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs | 157 +++- src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs | 104 +++ 19 files changed, 3973 insertions(+), 280 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialMeta.lean create mode 100644 src/ffi/kernel.rs diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean index 7700f4c2..29ca3dd5 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean @@ -352,4 +352,57 @@ public inductive HOTree2 where end HigherOrderRec +-- Inductives whose target type is a reducible alias. Minimal reproducers +-- (no Mathlib dependency) for the `build_below_def` mismatch on Mathlib's +-- `FiniteInter.finiteInterClosure` and `εNFA.εClosure`. +-- +-- Context: Lean computes `num_indices` by walking the target type with +-- `whnf` — unfolding reducible aliases like `MySet α = α → Prop`. So the +-- target `MySet α` exposes one Pi after unfolding, and Lean stores +-- `num_indices = 1`. The recursor type is then built from `info.m_indices` +-- via the kernel's `mk_pi`, which should produce a matching physical +-- forall. But in practice the physical forall count sometimes disagrees +-- with `num_indices` — either because of how the motive is elaborated in +-- the presence of the reducible alias, or because the motive's argument +-- count vs binder count itself depends on how Lean resolves `motive t` +-- where `t`'s type reduces to a Pi. +-- +-- These fixtures exist so validate-aux can reproduce the failure in +-- isolation while we work out the right fix. The aux_gen pipeline must +-- generate `.rec` / `.below` / `.brecOn` that typecheck against Lean's +-- originals — no shortcuts. +-- Inductives whose target type is a reducible alias. Minimal reproducers +-- (no Mathlib dependency) for the `build_below_def` mismatch on Mathlib's +-- `εNFA.εClosure` and `FiniteInter.finiteInterClosure`. +-- +-- Context: Lean computes `num_indices` by walking the target type with +-- `whnf` — unfolding reducible aliases like `MySet α = α → Prop`. The +-- recursor type is then built from `info.m_indices` via the kernel's +-- `mk_pi`. In practice the physical forall count of the stored recursor +-- type can disagree with the stored `num_indices` by the number of +-- arrows hidden inside reducible aliases, because the motive's binder +-- arity is determined syntactically (the motive binds `t : MySet α S`) +-- while `num_indices` counts post-reduction arrows. Our arity-based +-- binder-chain peeling in `build_below_def` trips on this mismatch. +-- +-- These fixtures exist so validate-aux can reproduce the failure in +-- isolation. The aux_gen pipeline must generate `.rec` / `.below` / +-- `.brecOn` that typecheck against Lean's originals — no shortcuts. +namespace ReducibleAliasTarget + +public abbrev MySet (α : Type) := α → Prop + +-- Single-level reducible target (εClosure shape). +-- Target `MySet α` ≡ `α → Prop` — one index `a : α` after WHNF. +public inductive SClosure (α : Type) (S : MySet α) : MySet α + | base (a : α) : S a → SClosure α S a + +-- Two-level reducible target (finiteInterClosure shape). +-- Target `MySet (MySet α)` ≡ `MySet α → Prop` — one "index" `s : MySet α` +-- after WHNF, but the index is itself a predicate (function type). +public inductive DClosure (α : Type) (S : MySet (MySet α)) : MySet (MySet α) + | base (s : MySet α) : S s → DClosure α S s + +end ReducibleAliasTarget + end Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bf90ca4a --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +/- + Kernel ingress + egress roundtrip test. + + Exercises `Lean env → Ixon → kernel ingress → kernel egress → Lean env` + on the full current environment and compares each constant (by content + hash) against the original. This isolates ingress correctness from + kernel-level typechecking: if `kernel-roundtrip` passes but + `kernel-tutorial` fails, the bug is in the check side. +-/ +import Ix.Common +import Ix.Meta +import LSpec + +open LSpec + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip + +/-- FFI: run the kernel roundtrip and collect per-constant diff messages. + Empty array = roundtrip agrees with the original Lean env. + + Implemented in `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_roundtrip`. -/ +@[extern "rs_kernel_roundtrip"] +opaque rsKernelRoundtripFFI : + @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array String) + +def testRoundtrip : TestSeq := + .individualIO "kernel ingress+egress roundtrip" none (do + let leanEnv ← get_env! + let errors ← rsKernelRoundtripFFI leanEnv.constants.toList + if errors.isEmpty then + return (true, 0, 0, none) + else + IO.println s!"[kernel-roundtrip] {errors.size} errors:" + for msg in errors[:min 20 errors.size] do + IO.println s!" {msg}" + return (false, 0, 0, some s!"{errors.size} roundtrip mismatches") + ) .done + +def suite : List TestSeq := [testRoundtrip] + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1f3f836f --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean @@ -0,0 +1,230 @@ +/- + Kernel tutorial test runner. + Reads test cases registered by TutorialDefs.lean via the env extension, + then checks each through the full pipeline: Lean env → Ixon → kernel. + Good constants must pass; bad constants must be rejected. +-/ +import Ix.Common +import Ix.Meta +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs +import LSpec + +open LSpec + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial + +/-- Type-check errors returned from the Rust kernel FFI. + Only one variant: rejection is reported as a formatted string. Matches + `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` in `src/ffi/kernel.rs`. -/ +inductive CheckError where + | kernelException (msg : String) + deriving Repr + +/-- FFI: type-check a batch of constants through the full pipeline + (Lean env → Ixon compile → kernel ingress → typecheck). + + Implemented in `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_check_consts`, which is + only built with the `test-ffi` Cargo feature (enabled automatically by + `lake test` via `ix_rs_test`). -/ +@[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"] +opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : + @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → + @& Array String → + @& Array Bool → + IO (Array (String × Option CheckError)) + +def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := + .individualIO "kernel tutorial checks" none (do + let leanEnv ← get_env! + let testCases := TutorialMeta.getTestCases leanEnv + + -- Collect all constant names that need checking + -- (skip renaming test cases — their collision check is done on the Lean side) + let mut allNames : Array String := #[] + for tc in testCases do + if tc.renamings.size == 0 then + for n in tc.decls do + allNames := allNames.push (toString n) + + -- Also add stdlib constants we want to verify + let stdlibConsts := #[ + "Acc", "Acc.intro", "Acc.rec", + "Quot", "Quot.mk", "Quot.lift", "Quot.ind", "Quot.sound", + "Prod", "Prod.mk", "Prod.rec", + "Eq", "Eq.refl", "Eq.rec", + "List", "List.nil", "List.cons", "List.rec", + "Exists", "Exists.intro", "Exists.rec" + ] + for n in stdlibConsts do + allNames := allNames.push n + + -- Also add the non-macro theorems/inductives defined directly + -- (good_def/good_thm/bad_thm are auto-registered; these are plain defs/theorems/inductives) + let p := "Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs." + let directConsts := #[ + -- TN (custom Nat) + p ++ "TN", p ++ "TN.zero", p ++ "TN.succ", p ++ "TN.rec", + p ++ "TN.add", p ++ "tnAddZero", p ++ "tnAddSucc", + -- TRTree (reflexive) + p ++ "TRTree", p ++ "TRTree.leaf", p ++ "TRTree.node", + p ++ "TRTree.rec", p ++ "TRTree.left", p ++ "trtreeRecReduction", + -- Good inductives + p ++ "TTwoBool", p ++ "TTwoBool.mk", p ++ "TTwoBool.rec", + p ++ "TN2", p ++ "TN2.zero", p ++ "TN2.succ", p ++ "TN2.rec", + -- TColor + TRBTree + p ++ "TColor", p ++ "TColor.r", p ++ "TColor.b", p ++ "TColor.rec", + p ++ "TRBTree", p ++ "TRBTree.leaf", p ++ "TRBTree.red", + p ++ "TRBTree.black", p ++ "TRBTree.rec", p ++ "TRBTree.id", + -- TBoolProp + p ++ "TBoolProp", p ++ "TBoolProp.a", p ++ "TBoolProp.b", p ++ "TBoolProp.rec", + -- TSortElimProp + p ++ "TSortElimProp", p ++ "TSortElimProp.mk", p ++ "TSortElimProp.rec", + p ++ "TSortElimProp2", p ++ "TSortElimProp2.mk", p ++ "TSortElimProp2.rec", + -- Universe level inductives + p ++ "PredWithTypeField", p ++ "PredWithTypeField.mk", p ++ "PredWithTypeField.rec", + p ++ "TypeWithTypeField", p ++ "TypeWithTypeField.mk", p ++ "TypeWithTypeField.rec", + p ++ "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly", p ++ "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.mk", p ++ "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.rec", + -- Recursor reduction defs + p ++ "TN2.add", p ++ "myListAppended", + -- Acc recursor type + p ++ "accRecType", + -- Eta corner cases: T structure + p ++ "T", p ++ "T.mk", p ++ "T.rec", + -- Adversarial: AdvNat (for nat-rec-rules test; AdvNat.rec tested via bad_raw_consts) + p ++ "AdvNat", p ++ "AdvNat.zero", p ++ "AdvNat.succ", + -- PropStructure (projection tests) + p ++ "PropStructure", p ++ "PropStructure.mk", p ++ "PropStructure.rec", + -- ProjDataIndex (projection tests) + p ++ "ProjDataIndex", p ++ "ProjDataIndex.mk", p ++ "ProjDataIndex.rec", + p ++ "projDataIndexRec", + -- PropPair (struct eta for Prop test) + p ++ "PropPair", p ++ "PropPair.mk", p ++ "PropPair.rec" + ] + for n in directConsts do + allNames := allNames.push n + + -- Deduplicate + let constNames := allNames.toList.eraseDups.toArray + + -- Build expected outcomes: false for names in bad test cases (excluding + -- renaming tests, whose constants are individually valid), true otherwise + let mut badNames : Std.HashSet String := Std.HashSet.emptyWithCapacity 64 + for tc in testCases do + if tc.outcome == .bad && tc.renamings.size == 0 then + for n in tc.decls do + badNames := badNames.insert (toString n) + let expectPass := constNames.map (fun n => !badNames.contains n) + + IO.println s!"[kernel-tutorial] {testCases.size} test cases, {constNames.size} constants to check" + + -- Collect raw constants stored by bad_raw_consts (inductInfo/ctorInfo/recInfo + -- that couldn't go through the Lean kernel) + let rawConsts := TutorialMeta.getRawConsts leanEnv + let extraConstList := rawConsts.toList.map (fun ci => (ci.name, ci)) + let allConstList := leanEnv.constants.toList ++ extraConstList + + let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConstList constNames expectPass + + -- Build name → result map + let mut resultMap : Std.HashMap String (Option CheckError) := Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity results.size + for (name, result) in results do + resultMap := resultMap.insert name result + + -- Check test case outcomes + let mut passed := 0 + let mut failed := 0 + let mut errors : Array String := #[] + + -- Check good test cases (must pass) + for tc in testCases do + if tc.outcome == .good then + for n in tc.decls do + let name := toString n + match resultMap.get? name with + | some none => passed := passed + 1 + | some (some err) => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {name}: rejected with {repr err}" + | none => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {name}: not found in results" + + -- Check bad test cases (must fail) + for tc in testCases do + if tc.outcome == .bad then + if tc.renamings.size > 0 then + -- Name collision test: check that the full renamed constant set has duplicates. + -- Collect all target names, including auto-generated names (.rec, .mk, etc.) + -- for renamed inductives. + let mut allTargets : Array Lean.Name := #[] + -- Build source→target map + let renamingMap : Std.HashMap Lean.Name Lean.Name := + tc.renamings.foldl (fun m (s, t) => m.insert s t) (Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity tc.renamings.size) + for (_, target) in tc.renamings do + allTargets := allTargets.push target + -- For each renamed inductive, add its expected auto-generated names + -- (.rec, constructor suffixes) under the renamed prefix. These are + -- "reserved" — any other constant mapping to them is a collision. + for n in tc.decls do + if let some ci := leanEnv.find? n then + if let .inductInfo iv := ci then + let indTarget := renamingMap.getD n n + allTargets := allTargets.push (indTarget ++ `rec) + for ctorName in iv.ctors do + let ctorSuffix := ctorName.componentsRev.head! + allTargets := allTargets.push (indTarget ++ ctorSuffix) + let uniqueTargets := allTargets.toList.eraseDups + if uniqueTargets.length < allTargets.size then + passed := passed + 1 -- correctly detected collision + else + failed := failed + 1 + let targetStrs := allTargets.map toString + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD renaming: expected name collision but none found in {targetStrs}" + continue + for n in tc.decls do + let name := toString n + match resultMap.get? name with + | some (some _) => passed := passed + 1 -- correctly rejected + | some none => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD {name}: should have been rejected but was accepted" + | none => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD {name}: not found in results" + + -- Check direct theorems (must pass) + for name in directConsts do + match resultMap.get? name with + | some none => passed := passed + 1 + | some (some err) => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ {name}: {repr err}" + | none => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ {name}: not found" + + -- Check stdlib (must pass) + for name in stdlibConsts do + match resultMap.get? name with + | some none => passed := passed + 1 + | some (some err) => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ stdlib {name}: {repr err}" + | none => + failed := failed + 1 + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ stdlib {name}: not found" + + for e in errors do + IO.println e + + IO.println s!"[kernel-tutorial] {passed} passed, {failed} failed" + if failed == 0 then + return (true, passed, 0, none) + else + return (false, passed, passed + failed, some s!"{failed} checks failed") + ) .done + +def suite : List TestSeq := [testTutorialConsts] + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..186268d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean @@ -0,0 +1,1244 @@ +/- + Tutorial definitions for kernel testing. + Adapted from lean-kernel-arena tutorial/Tutorial.lean. + Uses macros from TutorialMeta.lean. +-/ +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta + +set_option linter.unusedVariables false + +open Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs + +/-! ## Axioms used by tutorial tests -/ +axiom aDepProp : Type → Prop +axiom mkADepProp : ∀ t, aDepProp t +axiom aType : Type +axiom aProp : Prop + +/-! ## Basic definitions (Tutorial.lean 16–60) -/ + +good_def basicDef : Type := Prop +bad_def badDef : Prop := unchecked Type +good_def arrowType : Type := Prop → Prop +good_def dependentType : Prop := ∀ (p: Prop), p +good_def constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x +good_def betaReduction : constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p +good_def betaReduction2 : ∀ (p : Prop), constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := fun p => p +good_def forallSortWhnf : Prop := ∀ (p : id Prop) (x : p), p +bad_def nonTypeType : constType := unchecked Prop + +/-! ## Level computation (Tutorial.lean 62–118) -/ + +good_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `levelComp1, levelParams := [], + type := .sort 1, value := .sort (.imax 1 0), + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe }) + +good_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `levelComp2, levelParams := [], + type := .sort 2, value := .sort (.imax 0 1), + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe }) + +good_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `levelComp3, levelParams := [], + type := .sort 3, value := .sort (.imax 2 1), + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe }) + +def levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α + +good_def levelParams : levelParamF Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p + +bad_decl .defnDecl { + name := `tut06_bad01, + levelParams := [`u, `u], + type := .sort 1, value := .sort 0, + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe } + +good_def levelComp4.{u} : Type 0 := Sort (imax u 0) +good_def levelComp5.{u} : Type u := Sort (imax u u) +good_def imax1 : (p : Prop) → Prop := fun p => Type → p +good_def imax2 : (α : Type) → Type 1 := fun α => Type → α + +/-! ## Variable inference and def-eq (Tutorial.lean 119–125) -/ + +good_def inferVar : ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f := fun f g => g +good_def defEqLambda : ∀ (f : (Prop → Prop) → Prop) (g : (a : Prop → Prop) → f a), f (fun p => p → p) := + fun f g => g (fun p => p → p) + +/-! ## Peano arithmetic (Tutorial.lean 127–153) -/ + +def PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → (α → α) +def PN.zero : PN := fun α s z => z +def PN.succ : PN → PN := fun n α s z => s (n α s z) +def PN.lit0 := PN.zero +def PN.lit1 := PN.succ PN.lit0 +def PN.lit2 := PN.succ PN.lit1 +def PN.lit3 := PN.succ PN.lit2 +def PN.lit4 := PN.succ PN.lit3 +def PN.add : PN → PN → PN := fun n m α s z => n α s (m α s z) +def PN.mul : PN → PN → PN := fun n m α s z => n α (m α s) z + +good_thm peano1.{u} : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit2.{u} := + fun t v => v PN.lit2.{u} + +good_thm peano2.{u} : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit2.{u} := + fun t v => v (PN.lit1.add PN.lit1) + +good_thm peano3.{u} : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit4.{u} := + fun t v => v (PN.lit2.mul PN.lit2) + +/-! ## Let declarations (Tutorial.lean 159–196) -/ + +good_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `letType, levelParams := [], + type := .sort 1, + value := .letE (nondep := false) `x (.sort 1) (.sort 0) (.bvar 0), + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe }) + +good_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `letTypeDep, levelParams := [], + type := (Lean.mkConst ``aDepProp).app (.sort 0), + value := .letE (nondep := false) `x (.sort 1) (.sort 0) <| + (Lean.mkConst ``mkADepProp).app (.bvar 0), + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe }) + +good_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `letRed, levelParams := [], + type := .letE (nondep := false) `x (.sort 1) (.sort 0) <| .bvar 0, + value := Lean.mkConst ``aProp, + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe }) + +/-! ## Proof irrelevance and eta (Tutorial.lean 953–985) -/ + +good_def proofIrrelevance : ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), h1 = h2 := fun _ _ _ => rfl +good_def unitEta1 : ∀ (x y : Unit), x = y := fun _ _ => rfl +good_def unitEta2.{u} : ∀ (x y : PUnit.{u}), x = y := fun _ _ => rfl +good_def unitEta3 : ∀ (x y : PUnit.{0}), x = y := fun _ _ => rfl +good_def structEta.{u} : ∀ (α β : Type u) (x : α × β), x = ⟨x.1, x.2⟩ ∧ ⟨x.1, x.2⟩ = x := fun _ _ _ => ⟨rfl, rfl⟩ + +good_thm funEta : + ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f := + fun _ _ f => rfl + +good_thm funEtaDep : + ∀ (α : Type) (β : α → Type) (f : ∀ a, β a), (fun a => f a) = f := + fun _ _ f => rfl + +bad_thm funEtaBad : + ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (g : α → α) (f : α → β), (fun x => f (g x)) = f := + fun _ _ _ f => unchecked Eq.refl f + +/-! ## Custom Nat with rec reduction -/ + +inductive TN : Type where | zero : TN | succ : TN → TN + +noncomputable def TN.add : TN → TN → TN := + TN.rec (fun m => m) (fun _ ih m => (ih m).succ) + +theorem tnAddZero : ∀ m, TN.add TN.zero m = m := fun _ => rfl +theorem tnAddSucc : ∀ n m, TN.add (TN.succ n) m = TN.succ (TN.add n m) := fun _ _ => rfl + +/-! ## Reflexive inductive (Tutorial.lean 1145–1159) -/ + +inductive TRTree : Type where + | leaf : TRTree + | node (children : Bool → TRTree) : TRTree + +noncomputable def TRTree.left (t : TRTree) : TRTree := + TRTree.rec (motive := fun _ => TRTree) .leaf (fun children _ih => children true) t + +theorem trtreeRecReduction (t1 t2 : TRTree) : + (TRTree.node (Bool.rec t2 t1)).left = t1 := rfl + +/-! ## Acc reduction (Tutorial.lean 1168–1181) -/ + +good_thm accRecReduction : + ∀ {α : Type} (r : α → α → Prop) (a : α) + (h : ∀ b, r b a → Acc r b) (p : Bool), + Acc.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) (fun _ _ _ => p) (Acc.intro (x := a) h) = p := by + intro α r a h p; rfl + +-- Acc.rec does NOT have structure eta (bad theorem) +bad_thm accRecNoEta.{u} : + ∀ (α : Sort u) (p : α → α → Prop) (x : α) (h : Acc p x) (a : Bool), + Acc.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) (fun _ _ _ => a) h = a := + @fun α p x h a => unchecked Eq.refl a + +/-! ## Quotient reduction (Tutorial.lean 1185–1224) -/ + +good_thm quotLiftReduction.{u,v} : + ∀ {α : Sort u} {r : α → α → Prop} {β : Sort v} + (f : α → β) (h : ∀ (a b : α), r a b → f a = f b) (a : α), + Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r a) = f a := by + intros; rfl + +good_thm quotIndReduction.{u} : + ∀ {α : Sort u} (r : α → α → Prop) {β : Quot r → Prop} + (mk : ∀ a : α, β (Quot.mk r a)) (a : α), + Quot.ind (r := r) (β := β) mk (Quot.mk r a) = mk a := by + intros; rfl + +/-! ## Prod.rec reduction (Tutorial.lean 701–705) -/ + +good_thm prodRecEqns.{u} : + ∀ {α β : Type} {motive : α × β → Sort u} (f : (a : α) → (b : β) → motive (a, b)) (a : α) (b : β), + Prod.rec f (a, b) = f a b := by + intros; rfl + +/-! ## Rule K (Tutorial.lean 906–928) -/ + +good_thm ruleK : + ∀ (h : true = true) (a : Bool), + Eq.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) a h = a := + fun _ a => Eq.refl a + +bad_thm ruleKbad : + ∀ (h : true = false) (a : Bool), + Eq.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) a h = a := + fun _ a => unchecked Eq.refl a + +/-! ## forallSortBad (Tutorial.lean 42–50) -/ + +bad_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `forallSortBad + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 0 + value := arrow (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``id [2]) (.sort 1) (.sort 0)) <| + arrow (.bvar 0) <| arrow (.bvar 0) <| .bvar 1 + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe +}) + +/-! ## nonPropThm (Tutorial.lean 55–61) -/ + +bad_decl (.thmDecl { + name := `nonPropThm + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 0 + value := arrow (.sort 0) (.bvar 0) +}) + +/-! ## Good inductives: type assertions (Tutorial.lean 204–243) -/ + +good_def empty : Type := Empty +good_def boolType : Type := Bool + +structure TTwoBool where + b1 : Bool + b2 : Bool + +good_def twoBool : Type := TTwoBool +good_def andType : Prop → Prop → Prop := And +good_def prodType : Type → Type → Type := Prod +good_def pprodType : Type → Type → Type := PProd +good_def pUnitType : Type := PUnit +good_def eqType.{u_1} : {α : Sort u_1} → α → α → Prop := @Eq + +inductive TN2 : Type where | zero : TN2 | succ : TN2 → TN2 +good_def natDef : Type := TN2 + +inductive TColor where | r | b + +inductive TRBTree (α : Type u) : TColor → TN2 → Type u where + | leaf : TRBTree α .b .zero + | red {n} : TRBTree α .b n → α → TRBTree α .b n → TRBTree α .r n + | black {c1 c2 n} : TRBTree α c1 n → α → TRBTree α c2 n → TRBTree α .b n.succ + +good_def rbTreeDef.{u} : Type u → TColor → TN2 → Type u := TRBTree + +inductive TBoolProp : Prop where | a | b + +inductive TSortElimProp (b : Bool) : Bool → Bool → Prop + | mk (b1 b2 : Bool) : TSortElimProp b b2 b1 + +inductive TSortElimProp2 (b : Bool) : Bool → Bool → Prop + | mk (b1 b2 : Bool) : TSortElimProp2 b b2 (id b1) + +/-! ## Universe level tests for inductive fields (Tutorial.lean 558–579) -/ + +inductive PredWithTypeField : Prop where + | mk (α : Type) : PredWithTypeField + +good_def predWithTypeField : Prop := PredWithTypeField + +inductive TypeWithTypeField : Type 1 where + | mk (α : Type) : TypeWithTypeField + +good_def typeWithTypeField : Type 1 := TypeWithTypeField + +inductive TypeWithTypeFieldPoly : Type (u + 1) where + | mk (α : Type u) : TypeWithTypeFieldPoly + +good_def typeWithTypeFieldPoly.{u} : Type (u + 1) := TypeWithTypeFieldPoly + +/-! ## Good recursor type assertions (Tutorial.lean 615–640) -/ + +good_def emptyRec.{u} : ∀ (motive : Empty → Sort u) (x : Empty), motive x := @Empty.rec +good_def boolRec.{u} : ∀ {motive : Bool → Sort u} (false : motive false) (true : motive true) (t : Bool), motive t := Bool.rec +good_def andRec.{u} : ∀ (p q : Prop) {motive : And p q → Sort u} (mk : ∀ p q, motive (And.intro p q)) (x : And p q), motive x := @And.rec +good_def nRec.{u} : ∀ {motive : TN2 → Sort u} (zero : motive TN2.zero) (succ : (a : TN2) → motive a → motive a.succ) (t : TN2), motive t := @TN2.rec + +good_def twoBoolRec.{u} : ∀ {motive : TTwoBool → Sort u} (mk : ∀ b1 b2, motive ⟨b1, b2⟩) (x : TTwoBool), motive x := TTwoBool.rec + +good_def prodRec.{u,v,w} : ∀ (α : Type u) (β : Type v) {motive : Prod α β → Sort u} (mk : ∀ p q, motive (.mk p q)) (x : Prod α β), motive x := @Prod.rec + +good_def pprodRec.{u,v,w} : ∀ (α : Sort u) (β : Sort v) {motive : PProd α β → Sort u} (mk : ∀ p q, motive (.mk p q)) (x : PProd α β), motive x := @PProd.rec + +good_def punitRec.{u,w} : ∀ {motive : PUnit.{u} → Sort w} (mk : motive ⟨⟩) (x : PUnit), motive x := @PUnit.rec + +good_def eqRec.{u, u_1} : ∀ {α : Sort u_1} {a : α} {motive : (a' : α) → a = a' → Sort u} + (refl : motive a (.refl a)) {a' : α} (t : a = a'), motive a' t := @Eq.rec + +good_def rbTreeRef.{u} : ∀ {α : Type u} + {motive : (a : TColor) → (a_1 : TN2) → TRBTree α a a_1 → Sort u}, + motive TColor.b TN2.zero TRBTree.leaf → + ({n : TN2} → + (a : TRBTree α TColor.b n) → + (a_1 : α) → + (a_2 : TRBTree α TColor.b n) → + motive TColor.b n a → motive TColor.b n a_2 → motive TColor.r n (a.red a_1 a_2)) → + ({c1 c2 : TColor} → + {n : TN2} → + (a : TRBTree α c1 n) → + (a_1 : α) → + (a_2 : TRBTree α c2 n) → motive c1 n a → motive c2 n a_2 → motive TColor.b n.succ (a.black a_1 a_2)) → + {a : TColor} → {a_1 : TN2} → (t : TRBTree α a a_1) → motive a a_1 t := @TRBTree.rec + +good_def boolPropRec : ∀ {motive : TBoolProp → Prop} (a : motive TBoolProp.a) (b : motive TBoolProp.b) (x : TBoolProp), motive x := @TBoolProp.rec + +good_def existsRec.{u} : ∀ {α : Sort u} {p : α → Prop} {motive : Exists p → Prop} + (intro : ∀ (w : α) (h : p w), motive ⟨w, h⟩) (t : Exists p), motive t := @Exists.rec + +good_def sortElimPropRec.{u} : ∀ {b : Bool} {motive : ∀ b1 b2, TSortElimProp b b1 b2 → Sort u} + (mk : ∀ b1 b2, motive b2 b1 (.mk b1 b2)) (b1 b2 : Bool) (x : TSortElimProp b b1 b2), motive b1 b2 x := @TSortElimProp.rec + +good_def sortElimProp2Rec : ∀ {b : Bool} {motive : ∀ b1 b2, TSortElimProp2 b b1 b2 → Prop} + (mk : ∀ b1 b2, motive b2 b1 (.mk b1 b2)) (b1 b2 : Bool) (x : TSortElimProp2 b b1 b2), motive b1 b2 x := @TSortElimProp2.rec + +/-! ## Bool.rec reduction (Tutorial.lean 694–699) -/ + +good_thm boolRecEqns.{u} : + (∀ {motive : Bool → Sort u} (falseVal : motive false) (trueVal : motive true), + Bool.rec falseVal trueVal false = falseVal) ∧ + (∀ {motive : Bool → Sort u} (falseVal : motive false) (trueVal : motive true), + Bool.rec falseVal trueVal true = trueVal) := by + constructor <;> intros <;> rfl + +/-! ## Projection functions (Tutorial.lean 748–758) -/ + +good_consts #[``And.left, ``And.right] +good_consts #[``Prod.fst, ``Prod.snd] +good_consts #[``PProd.fst, ``PProd.snd] +good_consts #[``PSigma.fst, ``PSigma.snd] + +/-! ## Projection reduction (Tutorial.lean 902–903) -/ + +good_def projRed : (Prod.mk true false).2 = false := rfl + +/-! ## Structure eta (Tutorial.lean 967–968) -/ + +good_def structEtaDef.{u} : ∀ (α β : Type u) (x : α × β), x = ⟨x.1, x.2⟩ ∧ ⟨x.1, x.2⟩ = x := fun _ _ _ => ⟨rfl, rfl⟩ + +/-! ## Nat literals (Tutorial.lean 930–951) -/ + +good_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `aNatLit + levelParams := {} + type := Lean.mkConst ``Nat + value := .lit (.natVal 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe +}) + +good_decl (.thmDecl { + name := `natLitEq + levelParams := {} + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (.lit (.natVal 3)) + (Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Nat.succ) <| + Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Nat.succ) <| + Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Nat.succ) <| + Lean.mkConst ``Nat.zero + ) + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (.lit (.natVal 3)) +}) + +/-! ## Eta corner cases (Tutorial.lean 987–1013) -/ + +bad_def etaRuleK : ∀ (a : true = true → Bool), + @Eq (true = true → Bool) + (@Eq.rec Bool true (fun _ _ => Bool) (a (Eq.refl true)) _) + a := + fun a => unchecked Eq.refl a + +structure T where + val : Bool + proof : True + +bad_def etaCtor : + ∀ (x : True → T) , (T.mk (x True.intro).val) = x := fun x => unchecked Eq.refl x + +/-! ## Constructor parameter reduction — good tests (Tutorial.lean 468–486) -/ + +good_decl + let n := `reduceCtorParam + .inductDecl (lparams := []) (nparams := 1) (isUnsafe := false) [{ + name := n + type := arrow (.sort 1) (.sort 1) + ctors := [{ + name := n ++ `mk + type := + arrow (n := `α) (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``id [3]) (.sort 2) (.sort 1)) <| + arrow (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``constType) ((Lean.mkConst n []).app (.bvar 0)) ((Lean.mkConst n []).app (.bvar 0))) <| + Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (.bvar 1) + }] + }] + +/-! ## Reflexive inductive constructor param reduction — good tests (Tutorial.lean 1089–1138) -/ + +good_decl + let n := `reduceCtorParamRefl + .inductDecl (lparams := []) (nparams := 1) (isUnsafe := false) [{ + name := n + type := arrow (.sort 1) (.sort 1) + ctors := [{ + name := n ++ `mk + type := + arrow (n := `α) (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``id [3]) (.sort 2) (.sort 1)) <| + arrow (arrow (.bvar 0) (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``constType) ((Lean.mkConst n []).app (.bvar 1)) ((Lean.mkConst n []).app (.bvar 1)))) <| + Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (.bvar 1) + }] + }] + +good_decl + let n := `reduceCtorParamRefl2 + .inductDecl (lparams := []) (nparams := 1) (isUnsafe := false) [{ + name := n + type := arrow (.sort 1) (.sort 1) + ctors := [{ + name := n ++ `mk + type := + arrow (n := `α) (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``id [3]) (.sort 2) (.sort 1)) <| + arrow (arrow (.bvar 0) (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``constType) ((Lean.mkConst n []).app (.bvar 1)) (.bvar 1))) <| + Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (.bvar 1) + }] + }] + +/-! ## More recursor reduction tests (Tutorial.lean 701–744) -/ + +noncomputable def TN2.add : TN2 → TN2 → TN2 := + TN2.rec (fun m => m) (fun _ ih m => (ih m).succ) + +good_thm nRecReduction : + (∀ m, TN2.add TN2.zero m = m) ∧ + (∀ n m, TN2.add (TN2.succ n) m = TN2.succ (TN2.add n m)) := by + unfold TN2.add; constructor <;> intros <;> rfl + +noncomputable def myListAppended {α : Type} (xs ys : List α) : List α := + List.recOn xs ys (fun x _xs ih => x :: ih) + +good_thm listRecReduction : ∀ {α : Type} (xs ys : List α), + (myListAppended [] ys = ys) ∧ + (∀ x xs, myListAppended (x :: xs) ys = x :: myListAppended xs ys) := by + intros; unfold myListAppended; constructor <;> intros <;> rfl + +noncomputable def TRBTree.id {α : Type} {c : TColor} {n : TN2} (t : TRBTree α c n) : TRBTree α c n := + TRBTree.rec .leaf + (fun _t1 a _t2 ih1 ih2 => TRBTree.red ih1 a ih2) + (fun _t1 a _t2 ih1 ih2 => TRBTree.black ih1 a ih2) + t + +good_thm TRBTree.id_spec : ∀ {α : Type} {c : TColor} {n : TN2} (t : TRBTree α c n), t.id = t := by + intro α c n t; induction t + · rfl + · dsimp [TRBTree.id]; congr + · dsimp [TRBTree.id]; congr + +/-! ## Quotient type assertions (Tutorial.lean 1185–1208) -/ + +good_def quotMkType.{u} : + ∀ {α : Sort u} (r : α → α → Prop) (a : α), Quot r := + @Quot.mk + +good_def quotIndType.{u} : + ∀ {α : Sort u} {r : α → α → Prop} {β : Quot r → Prop} + (mk : ∀ a : α, β (Quot.mk r a)) (q : Quot r), + β q := + @Quot.ind + +good_def quotLiftType.{u,v} : + ∀ {α : Sort u} {r : α → α → Prop} {β : Sort v} + (f : α → β) (h : ∀ (a b : α), r a b → f a = f b), + Quot r → β := + @Quot.lift + +good_def quotSoundType.{u} : + ∀ {α : Sort u} {r : α → α → Prop} {a b : α}, + r a b → Quot.mk r a = Quot.mk r b := + @Quot.sound + +/-! ## Acc type assertion (Tutorial.lean 1161–1164) -/ + +noncomputable def accRecType := @Acc.rec + +good_consts #[``accRecType] + +/-! ## Rule K for Acc (Tutorial.lean 926–928) -/ + +bad_thm ruleKAcc.{u} : + ∀ (α : Sort u) (p : α → α → Prop) (x : α) (h : Acc p x) (a : Bool), + Acc.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) (fun _ _ _ => a) h = a := + fun α p x h a => unchecked Eq.refl a + +/-! ## Ill-formed inductive types (Tutorial.lean 247–466) -/ + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductBadNonSort + #[ .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := .const ``constType [] + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + }] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductBadNonSort2 + #[ .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := .const ``aType [] + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + }] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductLevelParam + #[ .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [`u, `u] + type := .sort 1 + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + }] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductTooFewParams + #[ .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (.sort 0) (.sort 0) + numParams := 2 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + }] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductWrongCtorParams + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (.sort 1) ((Lean.mkConst n).app (.const ``aProp [])) + numParams := 1 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 0 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (.sort 0) (.sort 1) + numParams := 1 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductWrongCtorResParams + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (n := `x) (.sort 0) <| arrow (n := `y) (.sort 0) <| Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst n) (.bvar 0) (.bvar 1) + numParams := 2 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 0 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (n := `x) (.sort 0) <| arrow (n := `y) (.sort 0) <| .sort 1 + numParams := 2 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductWrongCtorResLevel + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [`u1, `u2] + type := arrow (n := `x) (.sort 0) <| arrow (n := `y) (.sort 0) <| + Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst n [.param `u2,.param `u1]) (.bvar 1) (.bvar 0) + numParams := 2 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 0 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [`u1,`u2] + type := arrow (n := `x) (.sort 0) <| arrow (n := `y) (.sort 0) <| .sort 1 + numParams := 2 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `inductInIndex + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (Lean.mkConst ``aProp)) + numParams := 0 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 0 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (.sort 0) (.sort 0) + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 1 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `indNeg + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (arrow (.const n []) (.const n [])) (.const n []) + numParams := 0 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 1 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 1 + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +/-! ## Constructor param reduction — bad tests (Tutorial.lean 491–610) -/ + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `reduceCtorType + #[ .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 1 + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp2 (.const ``id [2]) (.sort 1) (Lean.mkConst n) + numParams := 0 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 0 + isUnsafe := false + } + ] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `indNegReducible + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (arrow (Lean.mkApp2 (.const ``constType []) (.const ``aType []) (.const n [])) (.const n [])) (.const n []) + numParams := 0 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 1 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 1 + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `typeWithTooHighTypeField + #[ .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 1 + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (.sort 1) (Lean.mkConst n) + numParams := 0 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 1 + isUnsafe := false + } + ] + +/-! ## Projection — bad tests (Tutorial.lean 760–900) -/ + +bad_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projOutOfRange + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (.sort 0) <| arrow (.sort 0) <| + arrow (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst `And []) (.bvar 1) (.bvar 0)) <| .bvar 2 + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (.sort 0) <| + .lam `y (binderInfo := .default) (.sort 0) <| + .lam `z (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst `And []) (.bvar 1) (.bvar 0)) <| + .proj `And 2 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + } +] + +bad_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projNotStruct + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) <| (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) <| + .proj ``TN2 0 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + } +] + +inductive PropStructure.{u,v} : Prop where + | mk (aProof : PUnit.{u}) (someData : PUnit.{v}) (aSecondProof : PUnit.{u}) + (someMoreData : PUnit.{v}) (aProofAboutData : someMoreData = someMoreData) + (aFinalProof : PUnit.{u}) + +good_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projProp1 + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) (Lean.mkConst ``PUnit [0]) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 0 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +bad_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projProp2 + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) (Lean.mkConst ``PUnit [1]) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 1 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +good_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projProp3 + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) (Lean.mkConst ``PUnit [0]) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 2 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +bad_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projProp4 + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) (Lean.mkConst ``PUnit [1]) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 3 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +bad_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projProp5 + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) <| + (Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``PUnit [1]) (.proj ``PropStructure 3 (.bvar 0)) (.proj ``PropStructure 3 (.bvar 0))) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 4 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +bad_raw_consts #[ + .defnInfo { + name := `projProp6 + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) (Lean.mkConst ``PUnit [0]) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``PropStructure [0,1]) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 5 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +inductive ProjDataIndex : TN2 → Prop + | mk (n : TN2) (p : True) : ProjDataIndex n + +noncomputable def projDataIndexRec := @ProjDataIndex.rec + +good_consts #[``projDataIndexRec] + +bad_raw_consts + #[ .defnInfo { + name := `projIndexData + levelParams := [] + type := + arrow (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) <| + arrow ((Lean.mkConst ``ProjDataIndex).app (.bvar 0)) <| + (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) <| + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) ((Lean.mkConst ``ProjDataIndex).app (.bvar 0)) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 0 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +bad_raw_consts + #[ .defnInfo { + name := `projIndexData2 + levelParams := [] + type := + arrow (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) <| + arrow ((Lean.mkConst ``ProjDataIndex).app (.bvar 0)) <| + (Lean.mkConst ``True) + value := + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) (Lean.mkConst ``TN2) <| + .lam `x (binderInfo := .default) ((Lean.mkConst ``ProjDataIndex).app (.bvar 0)) <| + .proj ``PropStructure 1 (.bvar 0) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe + }] + +/-! ## Reflexive inductive — bad tests (Tutorial.lean 1017–1087) -/ + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `reflOccLeft + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (arrow (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (arrow (.const n []) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat))) (.const n []) + numParams := 0 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 1 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 1 + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +bad_raw_consts + let n := `reflOccInIndex + #[ .ctorInfo { + name := n ++ `mk + levelParams := [] + type := + arrow (n := `α) (.sort 1) <| + arrow (arrow (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) <| + Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (.bvar 0))) <| + Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst n) (.bvar 1) + numParams := 0 + induct := n + cidx := 0 + numFields := 1 + isUnsafe := false + }, + dummyRecInfo n, + .inductInfo { + name := n + levelParams := [] + type := arrow (n := `α) (.sort 1) (.sort 1) + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 1 + all := [n] + ctors := [n ++ `mk] + numNested := 0 + isRec := false + isUnsafe := false + isReflexive := false + } + ] + +/-! ## Name collisions (Tutorial.lean 1233–1269) -/ + +def dupDef : Type := Prop +def dupDef2 : Type := Prop +inductive DupInd where | mk +inductive DupInd2 where | mk1 | mk2 + +bad_consts #[``dupDef2, ``dupDef] + renaming #[(``dupDef, `dup_defs), (``dupDef2, `dup_defs)] + +bad_consts #[``dupDef, ``DupInd] + renaming #[(``DupInd, `dup_ind_def), (``DupInd.mk, `dup_ind_def.mk), (``DupInd.rec, `dup_ind_def.rec), (``dupDef, `dup_ind_def)] + +bad_consts #[``dupDef, ``DupInd] + renaming #[(``DupInd, `dup_ctor_def), (``DupInd.mk, `dup_ctor_def.mk), (``DupInd.rec, `dup_ctor_def.rec), (``dupDef, `dup_ctor_def.mk)] + +bad_consts #[``dupDef, ``DupInd] + renaming #[(``DupInd, `dup_rec_def), (``DupInd.mk, `dup_rec_def.mk), (``DupInd.rec, `dup_rec_def.rec), (``dupDef, `dup_rec_def.rec)] + +bad_consts #[``dupDef, ``DupInd] + renaming #[(``DupInd, `dup_rec_def2), (``DupInd.mk, `dup_rec_def2.mk), (``DupInd.rec, `dup_rec_def2.original_rec), (``dupDef, `dup_rec_def2.rec)] + +bad_consts #[``DupInd] + renaming #[(``DupInd, `dup_ctor_rec), (``DupInd.mk, `dup_ctor_rec.rec), (``DupInd.rec, `dup_ctor_rec.rec)] + +bad_consts #[``DupInd2] + renaming #[(``DupInd2, `DupConCon), (``DupInd2.mk1, `dup_ind_con_con.mk), (``DupInd2.mk2, `dup_ind_con_con.mk)] + +/-! ## Adversarial: bogus proof (lean-kernel-arena bogus1) -/ + +-- Theorem 0 = 1 with proof True.intro — must be rejected. +bad_thm bogus_0_eq_1 : + @Eq Nat (Nat.zero) (Nat.succ Nat.zero) := + unchecked True.intro + +/-! ## Adversarial: level-imax-leq (lean-kernel-arena) + Exploits incorrect `leq(imax(u,v)+1, imax(u,v))` in universe level comparison. + At u=0, v=0 this becomes leq(1, 0) which is false. + A buggy kernel accepts this, enabling a universe-collapsing identity `down` + that coerces Type to Prop, breaking proof irrelevance and proving False. -/ + +-- down.{u,v} : Sort(succ(imax u v)) → Sort(imax u v) := fun x => x +-- Value type is Sort(succ(imax u v)) but declared return is Sort(imax u v) — mismatch. +bad_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `adv_imax_leq_down + levelParams := [`u, `v] + type := .forallE `x + (.sort (.succ (.imax (.param `u) (.param `v)))) + (.sort (.imax (.param `u) (.param `v))) + .default + value := .lam `x + (.sort (.succ (.imax (.param `u) (.param `v)))) + (.bvar 0) + .default + hints := .abbrev + safety := .safe +}) + +/-! ## Adversarial: level-imax-normalization (lean-kernel-arena) + Exploits `imax 0 v` being conflated with `succ(imax 0 v)` during normalization. + At v=0 these are 0 and 1 — distinct. A buggy normalizer drops the successor + offset when decomposing `imax`, accepting down.{0} : Type → Prop. -/ + +-- down.{v} : Sort(succ(imax 0 v)) → Sort(imax 0 v) := fun x => x +bad_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `adv_imax_norm_down + levelParams := [`v] + type := .forallE `x + (.sort (.succ (.imax (.zero) (.param `v)))) + (.sort (.imax (.zero) (.param `v))) + .default + value := .lam `x + (.sort (.succ (.imax (.zero) (.param `v)))) + (.bvar 0) + .default + hints := .abbrev + safety := .safe +}) + +/-! ## Adversarial: nat-rec-rules (lean-kernel-arena) + Exploits a checker that compares imported recursor rules against themselves + instead of freshly generated ones. The succ rule of Nat.rec is replaced with + one that always returns h_zero (ignoring the induction hypothesis), making + Nat.rec n = Nat.rec 0 for all n. This breaks Nat.beq and proves False. + + We test just the wrong recursor: a .recInfo with a succ rule rhs that + returns h_zero instead of h_succ n ih. The kernel should reject it because + the generated recursor rules don't match the provided ones. -/ + +-- Custom Nat for the adversarial test (so we don't conflict with stdlib Nat) +inductive AdvNat : Type where | zero : AdvNat | succ : AdvNat → AdvNat + +-- The CORRECT recursor would have succ rule: +-- λ motive h_zero h_succ n => h_succ n (AdvNat.rec motive h_zero h_succ n) +-- The WRONG succ rule returns h_zero: +-- λ motive h_zero h_succ n => h_zero +bad_raw_consts + let n := ``AdvNat + let recName := ``AdvNat.rec + let zeroName := ``AdvNat.zero + let succName := ``AdvNat.succ + let nat := Lean.mkConst n + let app := Lean.mkApp + let lam := Lean.mkLambda + let pi := Lean.mkForall + -- Motive type: AdvNat → Sort u + let motiveType := pi `t .default nat (.sort (.param `u)) + -- h_zero type: motive AdvNat.zero + let hzeroType := app (.bvar 0) (Lean.mkConst zeroName) + -- ih type: motive n (under ∀ n, used in h_succ) + let ihType := app (.bvar 2) (.bvar 0) + -- h_succ type: ∀ (n : AdvNat) (ih : motive n), motive (AdvNat.succ n) + let hsuccType := pi `n .default nat <| + pi `ih .default ihType <| + app (.bvar 2) (app (Lean.mkConst succName) (.bvar 1)) + -- Full recursor type: ∀ {motive} (h_zero) (h_succ) (t), motive t + let recType := pi `motive .implicit motiveType <| + pi `h_zero .default hzeroType <| + pi `h_succ .default hsuccType <| + pi `t .default nat (app (.bvar 1) (.bvar 0)) + -- CORRECT zero rule rhs: λ motive h_zero h_succ => h_zero + let zeroRhs := lam `motive .default motiveType <| + lam `h_zero .default hzeroType <| + lam `h_succ .default hsuccType <| + .bvar 1 -- h_zero + -- WRONG succ rule rhs: λ motive h_zero h_succ n => h_zero (should be h_succ n ih) + let wrongSuccRhs := lam `motive .default motiveType <| + lam `h_zero .default hzeroType <| + lam `h_succ .default hsuccType <| + lam `n .default nat <| + .bvar 2 -- h_zero (WRONG! should involve h_succ) + #[.recInfo { + name := recName + levelParams := [`u] + type := recType + all := [n] + numParams := 0 + numIndices := 0 + numMotives := 1 + numMinors := 2 + rules := [ + { ctor := zeroName, nfields := 0, rhs := zeroRhs }, + { ctor := succName, nfields := 1, rhs := wrongSuccRhs } + ] + k := false + isUnsafe := false + }] + +/-! ## Adversarial: constlevels (lean-kernel-arena) + Exploits a kernel that doesn't check level parameter arity on constant references. + When a constant has 2 level params but is referenced with 0, `unfold_definition` + fails, causing UB in the official Lean kernel (issue #10577). + + We test two variants: too few and too many level args. -/ + +-- Reference Eq.casesOn (2 level params: u, u_1) with 0 level args +bad_decl (.thmDecl { + name := `adv_constlevels_too_few + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkConst ``True + -- Value: Eq.casesOn with ZERO level args (should have 2) + value := Lean.mkConst ``Eq.casesOn (us := []) +}) + +-- Reference Eq (1 level param: u_1) with 0 level args +bad_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `adv_constlevels_eq_zero + levelParams := [] + type := .sort 1 + -- Type is fine, but value references @Eq with 0 level args instead of 1 + value := Lean.mkConst ``Eq (us := []) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe +}) + +-- Reference Eq (1 level param: u_1) with 3 level args (too many) +bad_decl (.defnDecl { + name := `adv_constlevels_eq_extra + levelParams := [`u, `v, `w] + type := .sort 1 + value := Lean.mkConst ``Eq (us := [.param `u, .param `v, .param `w]) + hints := .opaque + safety := .safe +}) + +/-! ## Struct eta in def-eq (B1 fix: no Prop guard) + Struct eta should work even for Prop-valued structures. + Previously the zero kernel had a spurious Prop guard that + rejected valid struct eta comparisons on Prop types. -/ + +structure PropPair (p q : Prop) : Prop where + fst : p + snd : q + +-- Struct eta: mk (x.1) (x.2) ≡ x for a Prop structure +good_thm structEtaProp : + ∀ (p q : Prop) (x : PropPair p q), + PropPair.mk x.fst x.snd = x := by + intros; rfl + +-- Struct eta for non-Prop too (sanity check) +good_thm structEtaNonProp : + ∀ (x : TTwoBool), + TTwoBool.mk x.b1 x.b2 = x := by + intros; rfl + +/-! ## Proof irrelevance + Two distinct proofs of the same Prop are definitionally equal. -/ + +good_thm proofIrrel : + ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), h1 = h2 := by + intros; rfl + +good_thm proofIrrelAnd : + ∀ (a b : Prop) (h1 h2 : a ∧ b), h1 = h2 := by + intros; rfl + +/-! ## String literal def-eq + String literals must be def-eq to their constructor form. -/ + +good_thm stringEmptyMk : ("" : String) = String.mk [] := by rfl + +good_thm stringEmptyOfList : ("" : String) = String.ofList [] := by rfl + +good_thm natOfNatLit : (97 : Nat) = @OfNat.ofNat Nat 97 (instOfNatNat 97) := by rfl + +good_thm charOfNatLit : Char.ofNat 97 = Char.ofNat (@OfNat.ofNat Nat 97 (instOfNatNat 97)) := by rfl + +good_thm charListLit : [Char.ofNat 97] = [@Char.ofNat (@OfNat.ofNat Nat 97 (instOfNatNat 97))] := by rfl + +good_thm stringOfListBoth : String.ofList [Char.ofNat 97] = String.ofList [@Char.ofNat (@OfNat.ofNat Nat 97 (instOfNatNat 97))] := by rfl + +good_thm stringAMk : ("a" : String) = String.mk [Char.ofNat 97] := by rfl + +good_thm stringAOfList : ("a" : String) = String.ofList [Char.ofNat 97] := by rfl + +/-! ## Nat primitive reduction + Nat.ble/beq on literals should reduce via try_reduce_nat. -/ + +good_thm natBleTrue : Nat.ble 3 5 = true := by native_decide + +good_thm natBleFalse : Nat.ble 5 3 = false := by native_decide + +good_thm natBeqTrue : Nat.beq 42 42 = true := by native_decide + +good_thm natBeqFalse : Nat.beq 42 43 = false := by native_decide + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialMeta.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialMeta.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..eedf1a59 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialMeta.lean @@ -0,0 +1,226 @@ +/- + Meta infrastructure for kernel tutorial tests. + Adapted from lean-kernel-arena tutorial/Tutorial/Meta.lean. + + Provides: + - `good_def`, `bad_def`, `good_thm`, `bad_thm` command macros + - `good_decl`, `bad_decl` for raw Declaration values + - `good_raw_consts`, `bad_raw_consts` for directly inserting ConstantInfo + - `good_consts`, `bad_consts` for referencing existing constants + - `unchecked` term elaborator (bypasses type checking) + - `addConstInfos` (bypasses kernel entirely for bad inductives) + - Test case registry via env extension +-/ +import Lean + +open Lean Elab Term Command Meta +open Lean.Parser.Command + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta + +/-! ## Outcome and test case registry -/ + +inductive Outcome where | good | bad + deriving Repr, BEq + +structure TestCase where + decls : Array Name + outcome : Outcome + renamings : Array (Name × Name) := #[] + deriving Repr + +instance : Inhabited TestCase where + default := { decls := #[], outcome := .good } + +/-- Persistent environment extension to accumulate test cases across module imports. -/ +initialize testCasesExt : SimplePersistentEnvExtension TestCase (Array TestCase) ← + registerSimplePersistentEnvExtension { + addEntryFn := fun arr tc => arr.push tc + addImportedFn := fun arrs => Id.run do + let mut result := #[] + for arr in arrs do + result := result ++ arr + return result + } + +def registerTestCase (tc : TestCase) : CoreM Unit := + modifyEnv fun env => testCasesExt.addEntry env tc + +def getTestCases (env : Environment) : Array TestCase := + testCasesExt.getState env + +/-! ## Raw constant storage for inductives that can't go through the kernel -/ + +/-- Persistent extension to store raw ConstantInfos that bypass the kernel. + These are collected by the test runner and passed to the Rust FFI separately. -/ +initialize rawConstsExt : SimplePersistentEnvExtension ConstantInfo (Array ConstantInfo) ← + registerSimplePersistentEnvExtension { + addEntryFn := fun arr ci => arr.push ci + addImportedFn := fun arrs => Id.run do + let mut result := #[] + for arr in arrs do + result := result ++ arr + return result + } + +def registerRawConst (ci : ConstantInfo) : CoreM Unit := + modifyEnv fun env => rawConstsExt.addEntry env ci + +def getRawConsts (env : Environment) : Array ConstantInfo := + rawConstsExt.getState env + +/-- Insert ConstantInfos, using addDecl where possible and raw storage otherwise. -/ +def addConstInfos (cis : Array Lean.ConstantInfo) : CoreM Unit := do + for ci in cis do + match ci with + | .axiomInfo v => + withOptions (fun o => debug.skipKernelTC.set o true) do addDecl (.axiomDecl v) + | .defnInfo v => + withOptions (fun o => debug.skipKernelTC.set o true) do addDecl (.defnDecl v) + | .thmInfo v => + withOptions (fun o => debug.skipKernelTC.set o true) do addDecl (.thmDecl v) + | .opaqueInfo v => + withOptions (fun o => debug.skipKernelTC.set o true) do addDecl (.opaqueDecl v) + | _ => + -- inductInfo, ctorInfo, recInfo, quotInfo: can't go through addDecl. + -- Store in raw extension for the test runner to collect. + registerRawConst ci + +/-! ## unchecked term elaborator -/ + +syntax (name := unchecked) "unchecked" term : term + +@[term_elab «unchecked»] +def elabUnchecked : TermElab := fun stx expectedType? => do + match stx with + | `(unchecked $t) => + let some expectedType := expectedType? | + tryPostpone + throwError "invalid 'unchecked', expected type required" + let e ← elabTerm t none + let mvar ← mkFreshExprMVar expectedType MetavarKind.syntheticOpaque + mvar.mvarId!.assign e + return mvar + | _ => throwUnsupportedSyntax + +/-! ## Core helpers -/ + +def addTestCaseDeclCore (decl : Lean.Declaration) (outcome : Outcome) (skipTC := false) : CoreM Unit := do + match skipTC, outcome with + | false, .good => addDecl decl + | _, _ => + withOptions (fun o => debug.skipKernelTC.set o true) do + addDecl decl + registerTestCase { decls := decl.getNames.toArray, outcome } + +def addTestCaseDecl (declName : Name) (levelParams : List Name) (typeExpr valueExpr : Expr) + (outcome : Outcome) (declKind : ConstantKind) (skipTC := false) : CoreM Unit := do + let decl ← match declKind with + | .defn => pure <| .defnDecl { + name := declName, levelParams, type := typeExpr, value := valueExpr, + hints := .opaque, safety := .safe + } + | .thm => pure <| .thmDecl { + name := declName, levelParams, type := typeExpr, value := valueExpr + } + | _ => throwError "Unsupported declaration kind: {repr declKind}" + addTestCaseDeclCore decl outcome (skipTC := skipTC) + +open TSyntax.Compat in +def elabAndAddTestCaseDecl (name : TSyntax ``declId) (type value : Term) (outcome : Outcome) + (declKind : ConstantKind) (skipTC := false) : CommandElabM Unit := liftTermElabM do + let (declName, lparams) ← match name with + | `(declId| $n:ident) => pure (n.getId, []) + | `(declId| $n:ident .{ $[$ls:ident],* }) => pure (n.getId, ls.toList.map (·.getId)) + | _ => throwUnsupportedSyntax + withLevelNames lparams do + let typeExpr ← elabTermAndSynthesize type none + let valueExpr ← elabTermAndSynthesize value (some typeExpr) + synthesizeSyntheticMVarsNoPostponing + let typeExpr ← instantiateMVars typeExpr + let valueExpr ← instantiateMVars valueExpr + addTestCaseDecl declName lparams typeExpr valueExpr outcome declKind (skipTC := skipTC) + +/-! ## Command macros -/ + +elab "good_def " name:declId ":" type:term ":=" value:term : command => + elabAndAddTestCaseDecl name type value .good .defn + +elab "bad_def " name:declId ":" type:term ":=" value:term : command => + elabAndAddTestCaseDecl name type value .bad .defn + +elab "good_thm " name:declId ":" type:term ":=" value:term : command => + elabAndAddTestCaseDecl name type value .good .thm + +elab "bad_thm " name:declId ":" type:term ":=" value:term : command => + elabAndAddTestCaseDecl name type value .bad .thm + +open TSyntax.Compat in +def elabRawTestDecl (decl : Term) (outcome : Outcome) : CommandElabM Unit := liftTermElabM do + let expectedType := Lean.mkConst ``Lean.Declaration + let declExpr ← elabTerm decl (some expectedType) + synthesizeSyntheticMVarsNoPostponing + let declExpr ← instantiateMVars declExpr + let decl ← Lean.Meta.MetaM.run' <| unsafe Meta.evalExpr (α := Lean.Declaration) expectedType declExpr + addTestCaseDeclCore decl outcome + +elab "good_decl " decl:term : command => elabRawTestDecl decl .good +elab "bad_decl " decl:term : command => elabRawTestDecl decl .bad + +open TSyntax.Compat in +def elabRawTestCIs (cis : Term) (outcome : Outcome) : CommandElabM Unit := liftTermElabM do + let expectedType := mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Array [0]) (Lean.mkConst ``Lean.ConstantInfo) + let cisExpr ← elabTerm cis (some expectedType) + let cisExpr ← instantiateMVars cisExpr + synthesizeSyntheticMVarsNoPostponing + let cis ← Lean.Meta.MetaM.run' <| unsafe Meta.evalExpr (α := Array Lean.ConstantInfo) expectedType cisExpr + addConstInfos cis + registerTestCase { decls := cis.map (·.name), outcome } + +elab "good_raw_consts " ci:term : command => elabRawTestCIs ci .good +elab "bad_raw_consts " ci:term : command => elabRawTestCIs ci .bad + +def elabTestConsts (names : Term) (outcome : Outcome) (renamingsTerm? : Option Term := none) : CommandElabM Unit := liftTermElabM do + let expectedType := mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Array [0]) (Lean.mkConst ``Lean.Name) + let namesExpr ← elabTerm names (some expectedType) + let namesExpr ← instantiateMVars namesExpr + let nameVals ← Lean.Meta.MetaM.run' <| unsafe Meta.evalExpr (α := Array Lean.Name) expectedType namesExpr + let cis ← nameVals.mapM Lean.getConstInfo + let renamingsArr ← match renamingsTerm? with + | some renamingsTerm => + let nameType := Lean.mkConst ``Name + let pairType := mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Prod [0, 0]) nameType nameType + let renamingsType := mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Array [0]) pairType + let renamingsExpr ← elabTerm renamingsTerm (some renamingsType) + let renamingsExpr ← instantiateMVars renamingsExpr + synthesizeSyntheticMVarsNoPostponing + Lean.Meta.MetaM.run' <| + unsafe Meta.evalExpr (α := Array (Name × Name)) renamingsType renamingsExpr + | none => pure #[] + registerTestCase { decls := cis.map (·.name), outcome, renamings := renamingsArr } + +syntax (name := goodConsts) "good_consts " term (" renaming " term)? : command +syntax (name := badConsts) "bad_consts " term (" renaming " term)? : command + +private def elabConstsCmd (outcome : Outcome) : CommandElab := fun stx => do + let names : Term := ⟨stx[1]⟩ + let renamingsTerm? : Option Term := + if stx[2].isNone then none else some ⟨stx[2][1]⟩ + elabTestConsts names outcome renamingsTerm? + +@[command_elab goodConsts] def elabGoodConsts : CommandElab := elabConstsCmd .good +@[command_elab badConsts] def elabBadConsts : CommandElab := elabConstsCmd .bad + +/-! ## Expression helpers -/ + +def arrow (dom codom : Expr) (n := `x) : Expr := + Lean.mkForall n BinderInfo.default dom codom + +def dummyRecInfo (indName : Lean.Name) : Lean.ConstantInfo := + .recInfo { + name := indName ++ `rec, levelParams := [], type := .sort 0, + all := [indName], numParams := 0, numIndices := 0, + numMotives := 0, numMinors := 0, rules := [], k := false, isUnsafe := false + } + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta diff --git a/Tests/Main.lean b/Tests/Main.lean index c8a19927..d5fdb398 100644 --- a/Tests/Main.lean +++ b/Tests/Main.lean @@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ import Tests.Ix.Commit import Tests.Ix.Compile import Tests.Ix.Compile.ValidateAux import Tests.Ix.Decompile +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial import Tests.Ix.RustSerialize import Tests.Ix.RustDecompile import Tests.Ix.Sharing @@ -51,6 +53,8 @@ def ignoredSuites : Std.HashMap String (List LSpec.TestSeq) := .ofList [ ("rust-serialize", Tests.RustSerialize.rustSerializeSuiteIO), ("rust-decompile", Tests.RustDecompile.rustDecompileSuiteIO), ("commit-io", Tests.Commit.suiteIO), + ("kernel-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip.suite), + ("kernel-tutorial", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial.suite), ] /-- Ignored test runners - expensive, deferred IO actions run only when explicitly requested -/ diff --git a/src/ffi.rs b/src/ffi.rs index c975f8bd..e9dff2d4 100644 --- a/src/ffi.rs +++ b/src/ffi.rs @@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ pub mod ix; // Ix types: Name, Level, Expr, ConstantInfo, Environment pub mod ixon; // Ixon types: Univ, Expr, Constant, metadata pub mod primitives; // Primitives: rs_roundtrip_nat, rs_roundtrip_string, etc. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +pub mod kernel; // Kernel type-checker FFI: rs_kernel_check_consts (test-only) +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] pub mod refcount; // Reference counting / ownership tests (test-only) #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index b47a19ae..49ed4f52 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -298,6 +298,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env( env_consts_ptr: LeanList>, ) -> LeanIOResult { { + let quiet = std::env::var("IX_QUIET").is_ok(); let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts_ptr); let rust_env = Arc::new(rust_env); @@ -310,14 +311,87 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env( }; // Serialize the compiled Env to bytes + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] starting serialization"); + } + let ser_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut buf = Vec::new(); if let Err(e) = compile_stt.env.put(&mut buf) { let msg = format!("rs_compile_env: Env serialization failed: {}", e); return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] serialization done in {:.1}s: {} bytes", + ser_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + buf.len(), + ); + } // Build Lean ByteArray + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] building Lean ByteArray ({} bytes)", buf.len()); + } + let ba_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let ba = LeanByteArray::from_bytes(&buf); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] ByteArray built in {:.1}s", + ba_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + + // Explicit drops with timing so we can see which destructor stalls. + // Scope-exit would drop these anyway, but without timing we'd see only + // an opaque hang between "ByteArray built" and the function returning. + // Order: buf (just bytes, fast) → compile_stt (huge: DashMaps of Consts, + // Nameds, Names, Blobs, plus the KEnv cache) → rust_env Arc (decrements + // to 0 once compile_stt's internal clone also drops, freeing LeanEnv). + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] dropping buf ({} bytes)", buf.len()); + } + let drop_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + drop(buf); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] buf dropped in {:.2}s", + drop_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] dropping compile_stt (consts={}, named={}, names={}, blobs={})", + compile_stt.env.const_count(), + compile_stt.env.named_count(), + compile_stt.env.name_count(), + compile_stt.env.blob_count(), + ); + } + let drop_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + drop(compile_stt); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] compile_stt dropped in {:.2}s", + drop_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] dropping rust_env Arc (strong_count={})", + Arc::strong_count(&rust_env), + ); + } + let drop_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + drop(rust_env); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] rust_env dropped in {:.2}s", + drop_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] returning ByteArray to Lean"); + } LeanIOResult::ok(ba) } } diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a89ca417 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -0,0 +1,796 @@ +//! Test-only FFI: kernel constant checking. +//! +//! Exposes `rs_kernel_check_consts` for `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`, which +//! runs the full pipeline `Lean env → Ixon compile → kernel ingress → +//! typecheck` against a batch of requested constant names. +//! +//! Pipeline (mirroring the old ix_old `rs_zero_check_consts`): +//! +//! 1. Decode the Lean environment into the Rust `Env` type. +//! 2. Run `compile_env` to obtain the Ixon environment. +//! 3. Run `ixon_to_zenv::` to ingress into the kernel. +//! 4. For each requested name, construct a `TypeChecker` sharing the +//! `Arc` (so whnf / infer / def_eq caches accumulate across the +//! batch) and call `check_const`. +//! 5. Return a Lean `Array (String × Option CheckError)` reporting per-name +//! results, where `some (.kernelException msg)` signals a rejection. +//! +//! The `CheckError` ABI (tag 0 = `kernelException`) is defined in +//! `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`; see `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` below. + +#![cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] + +use std::sync::Arc; +use std::time::Instant; + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use lean_ffi::object::{ + LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanCtor, LeanIOResult, LeanList, LeanOwned, + LeanRef, LeanString, +}; + +use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, parse_name}; +use crate::ix::compile::compile_env; +use crate::ix::kernel::egress::egress_env; +use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; +use crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError; +use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::ixon_to_zenv; +use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; +use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; + +/// Lean-side `CheckError` constructor tag for `kernelException`. +/// +/// Defined in `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`: +/// ```lean +/// inductive CheckError where +/// | kernelException (msg : String) +/// deriving Repr +/// ``` +/// The `kernelException` variant is the first (and only) constructor, so its +/// tag is `0`. If the Lean enum grows new variants ahead of this one, update +/// this constant to match. +const KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG: u8 = 0; + +/// FFI: type-check a batch of constants through the full pipeline. +/// +/// Lean signature: +/// ```lean +/// @[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"] +/// opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : +/// @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → +/// @& Array String → +/// @& Array Bool → +/// IO (Array (String × Option CheckError)) +/// ``` +/// +/// `expect_pass[i]` is a hint: `true` means "good" (checker expected to +/// accept), `false` means "bad" (checker expected to reject). It only +/// influences per-constant progress logging; the actual pass/fail logic lives +/// on the Lean side. +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( + env_consts: LeanList>, + names: LeanArray>, + expect_pass: LeanArray>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let total_start = Instant::now(); + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Decode inputs + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + let t0 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); + let name_strings: Vec = + names.map(|s| s.as_string().to_string()).into_iter().collect(); + // Lean's `Bool` is an enum with two nullary constructors, so it's passed + // unboxed: raw pointer value 0 = false, 1 = true. + let expect_pass_vec: Vec = + expect_pass.map(|b| b.as_raw() as usize == 1).into_iter().collect(); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] read env: {:>8.1?}", t0.elapsed()); + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Compile Lean → Ixon + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + let t1 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); + let compile_state = match compile_env(&rust_env_arc) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + return build_uniform_error(&name_strings, &format!("[compile] {e:?}")); + }, + }; + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Ingress Ixon → kernel + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + let t2 = Instant::now(); + let (mut kenv, intern) = + match ixon_to_zenv::(&compile_state.env) { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(msg) => { + return build_uniform_error( + &name_strings, + &format!("[ingress] {msg}"), + ); + }, + }; + // FIXME: `ixon_to_zenv` returns a populated `InternTable` separately from + // the fresh, empty one inside `KEnv::new()`. The TypeChecker reads + // `env.intern`, so we have to swap. When ingress is refactored to populate + // `kenv.intern` directly (and the function is renamed to `ixon_to_kenv`), + // this line goes away. + kenv.intern = intern; + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + t2.elapsed(), + kenv.len() + ); + + // Release decoded-env + compile state before the heavy check loop runs. + drop(compile_state); + drop(rust_env_arc); + + let kenv = Arc::new(kenv); + + // Build Lean-name-string → KId map by iterating `kenv` itself. This + // guarantees we look up by the exact KIds that ingress inserted, sidestepping + // any risk of reconstruction mismatch (e.g. Muts-block member naming vs + // `named` map keys). + let mut name_to_id: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut anon_count = 0usize; + let mut sample_names: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (kid, _kconst) in kenv.iter() { + let lean_name = format!("{}", kid.name); + if lean_name.is_empty() || lean_name == "[anonymous]" { + anon_count += 1; + } + if sample_names.len() < 10 && !lean_name.is_empty() { + sample_names.push(lean_name.clone()); + } + name_to_id.insert(lean_name, kid); + } + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check] name_to_id: {} entries ({} anonymous), sample: {:?}", + name_to_id.len(), + anon_count, + sample_names + ); + + // Specifically probe a few names we know we'll ask for. + for probe in &["Acc", "Acc.intro", "Acc.rec", "Nat", "Nat.succ", "Eq"] { + let present = name_to_id.contains_key(*probe); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] probe '{probe}': {present}"); + } + let total = name_strings.len(); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking {total} constants..."); + let t3 = Instant::now(); + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Per-constant checking on a 256 MB stack + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Deep recursor expansions push the Rust stack. A dedicated thread with a + // large stack matches the old ix_old pattern. + let results = match run_checks_on_large_stack( + kenv.clone(), + name_to_id, + name_strings.clone(), + expect_pass_vec, + ) { + Ok(r) => r, + Err(msg) => { + return build_uniform_error( + &name_strings, + &format!("[thread] {msg}"), + ); + }, + }; + + let passed = results.iter().filter(|(_, r)| r.is_ok()).count(); + let failed = results.iter().filter(|(_, r)| r.is_err()).count(); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check] {passed}/{total} passed, {failed} failed ({:.1?})", + t3.elapsed() + ); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] total: {:>8.1?}", total_start.elapsed()); + + build_result_array(&results) +} + +// ============================================================================= +// Checking loop (runs on a dedicated large-stack thread) +// ============================================================================= + +fn run_checks_on_large_stack( + kenv: Arc>, + name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + name_strings: Vec, + expect_pass: Vec, +) -> Result)>, String> { + std::thread::Builder::new() + .stack_size(256 * 1024 * 1024) + .spawn(move || check_consts_loop(kenv, name_to_id, name_strings, expect_pass)) + .map_err(|e| format!("failed to spawn kernel-check thread: {e}"))? + .join() + .map_err(|_| "kernel-check thread panicked".to_string()) +} + +fn check_consts_loop( + kenv: Arc>, + name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + name_strings: Vec, + expect_pass: Vec, +) -> Vec<(String, Result<(), String>)> { + let total = name_strings.len(); + let mut results: Vec<(String, Result<(), String>)> = Vec::with_capacity(total); + + for (i, raw_name) in name_strings.iter().enumerate() { + let should_pass = expect_pass.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(true); + + // The test runner passes display-form names (e.g. "Nat.succ"). `name_to_id` + // is keyed by `format!("{}", Name)`, which matches — but in the rare case + // where the caller passes a raw-form string we parse-and-reformat to get + // the canonical key. + let pretty = format!("{}", parse_name(raw_name)); + let kid = match name_to_id + .get(raw_name) + .or_else(|| name_to_id.get(&pretty)) + { + Some(id) => id.clone(), + None => { + eprintln!(" [{}/{}] ? {raw_name}: not found", i + 1, total); + results.push((raw_name.clone(), Err(format!("not found: {raw_name}")))); + continue; + }, + }; + + eprint!(" [{}/{}] {raw_name} ... ", i + 1, total); + + let tc_start = Instant::now(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); + let result = tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e)); + let elapsed = tc_start.elapsed(); + let peak = tc.def_eq_peak; + + match (&result, should_pass) { + (Ok(()), true) => eprintln!("ok ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})"), + (Ok(()), false) => { + eprintln!("UNEXPECTED PASS ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})") + }, + (Err(msg), false) => eprintln!("REJECTED ({elapsed:.1?}): {msg}"), + (Err(msg), true) => { + eprintln!("FAIL ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak}): {msg}") + }, + } + results.push((raw_name.clone(), result)); + } + + results +} + +/// Format a `TcError` for user-facing Lean-side display. For the two cases we +/// hit most often we emit a human-tuned multi-line message; everything else +/// falls through to `Debug`. +fn format_tc_error(e: &TcError) -> String { + match e { + TcError::AppTypeMismatch { a_ty, dom, depth } => { + format!("AppTypeMismatch at depth={depth}\n a_ty = {a_ty}\n dom = {dom}") + }, + TcError::FunExpected { e, whnf } => { + format!("FunExpected\n e = {e}\n whnf = {whnf}") + }, + other => format!("{other:?}"), + } +} + +// ============================================================================= +// Lean-side result construction +// ============================================================================= + +/// Build an `IO (Array (String × Option CheckError))` from Rust results. +/// +/// - `Ok(())` → `(name, none)` +/// - `Err(msg)`→ `(name, some (CheckError.kernelException msg))` +fn build_result_array( + results: &[(String, Result<(), String>)], +) -> LeanIOResult { + let arr = LeanArray::alloc(results.len()); + for (i, (name, result)) in results.iter().enumerate() { + let name_obj = LeanString::new(name); + + let option_obj: LeanOwned = match result { + Ok(()) => { + // `Option.none` — tag 0, zero fields, zero scalars. + LeanCtor::alloc(0, 0, 0).into() + }, + Err(msg) => { + // `CheckError.kernelException msg` — tag 0, one object field. + let err_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG, 1, 0); + err_ctor.set(0, LeanString::new(msg)); + // `Option.some err` — tag 1, one object field. + let some_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(1, 1, 0); + some_ctor.set(0, err_ctor); + some_ctor.into() + }, + }; + + // Product `(String, Option CheckError)` — tag 0, two object fields. + let pair = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 2, 0); + pair.set(0, name_obj); + pair.set(1, option_obj); + arr.set(i, pair); + } + LeanIOResult::ok(arr) +} + +/// Build a result array where every requested name is reported as failed with +/// the same error message. Used when compile/ingress/thread setup fails before +/// per-constant checking can begin. +fn build_uniform_error( + names: &[String], + msg: &str, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let results: Vec<(String, Result<(), String>)> = + names.iter().map(|n| (n.clone(), Err(msg.to_string()))).collect(); + build_result_array(&results) +} + +// ============================================================================= +// Kernel ingress + egress roundtrip +// ============================================================================= +// +// End-to-end check of the ingress pipeline WITHOUT typechecking: decode the +// Lean env, compile to Ixon, ingress into `KEnv`, egress back to +// `crate::ix::env::Env`, then compare each constant's type/value expression +// against the original (by content hash, with a structural diff walker to +// pinpoint the mismatch when hashes disagree). +// +// This isolates ingress correctness from kernel-level reasoning, so if it +// succeeds but `rs_kernel_check_consts` fails then we know the bug lives in +// the check side (or in how we're looking up constants post-ingress). + +/// FFI: exercise the full pipeline Lean env → Ixon → kernel → Lean (egress) +/// and compare each constant against the original. +/// +/// Lean signature: +/// ```lean +/// @[extern "rs_kernel_roundtrip"] +/// opaque rsKernelRoundtripFFI : +/// @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array String) +/// ``` +/// Returns an `Array String` of per-constant diff messages. Empty = pass. +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( + env_consts: LeanList>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let total_start = Instant::now(); + + let t0 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_roundtrip] read env: {:>8.1?}", t0.elapsed()); + + let t1 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); + let compile_state = match compile_env(&rust_env_arc) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + return build_string_array(&[format!("compile error: {e:?}")]); + }, + }; + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_roundtrip] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); + + let t2 = Instant::now(); + let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_to_zenv::(&compile_state.env) { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(msg) => { + return build_string_array(&[format!("ingress error: {msg}")]); + }, + }; + kenv.intern = intern; + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + t2.elapsed(), + kenv.len() + ); + + // Diagnostic: sample KId names from kenv and probe for tutorial targets. + // Tells us whether ingress populated `kid.name` with meaningful values or + // left them as `Name::anon()`, which would make all tutorial lookups fail. + diagnose_kenv_names( + &kenv, + &compile_state.env, + &[ + "Acc", + "Acc.intro", + "Acc.rec", + "Nat", + "Nat.succ", + "Eq", + "Prod", + "List.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs.TRTree", + "Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs.TN", + ], + ); + + // Diagnostic: check mdata-key name registration. `resolve_kvmap` uses + // `ixon_env.get_name(addr)` to reconstruct each mdata key, and silently + // drops entries where the name isn't registered. If `_recApp` (or other + // metadata keys) aren't in `ixon_env.names`, mdata layers get stripped. + { + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::Name; + let probes = ["_recApp", "_patWithRef", "_private", "pp.universes"]; + for probe in &probes { + let name = Name::str(Name::anon(), probe.to_string()); + let addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()); + let resolved = compile_state.env.get_name(&addr); + eprintln!( + "[diag] mdata key '{probe}': addr={} in ixon_env.names? {}", + addr.hex()[..12].to_string(), + resolved.is_some() + ); + } + } + + // Egress ZEnv → Lean env. + let t3 = Instant::now(); + let egressed_env = egress_env(&kenv); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] egress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + t3.elapsed(), + egressed_env.len() + ); + + // Compare egressed env against original, content-hash by content-hash. + let t4 = Instant::now(); + let (errors, checked, not_found) = + compare_envs(&rust_env_arc, &egressed_env); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] verify: {:>8.1?} (checked {checked}, not_found {not_found}, errors {})", + t4.elapsed(), + errors.len() + ); + + drop(compile_state); + drop(rust_env_arc); + + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] total: {:>8.1?}", + total_start.elapsed() + ); + + build_string_array(&errors) +} + +/// Compare two envs for structural equality under content-hashing. Returns +/// `(errors, checked, not_found)`. `errors` is capped at 50 to keep outputs +/// manageable. +fn compare_envs( + original: &crate::ix::env::Env, + egressed: &crate::ix::env::Env, +) -> (Vec, usize, usize) { + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo as LCI; + + let total = original.len(); + let mut errors: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut checked = 0usize; + let mut not_found = 0usize; + + for (name, orig_ci) in original.iter() { + match egressed.get(name) { + None => { + not_found += 1; + }, + Some(egressed_ci) => { + checked += 1; + if orig_ci.get_type().get_hash() != egressed_ci.get_type().get_hash() { + let diff = + find_diff(orig_ci.get_type(), egressed_ci.get_type(), "type"); + errors.push(format!("{name}: {diff}")); + } + match (orig_ci, egressed_ci) { + (LCI::DefnInfo(a), LCI::DefnInfo(b)) + if a.value.get_hash() != b.value.get_hash() => + { + let diff = find_diff(&a.value, &b.value, "value"); + errors.push(format!("{name}: {diff}")); + }, + (LCI::ThmInfo(a), LCI::ThmInfo(b)) + if a.value.get_hash() != b.value.get_hash() => + { + let diff = find_diff(&a.value, &b.value, "value"); + errors.push(format!("{name}: {diff}")); + }, + (LCI::OpaqueInfo(a), LCI::OpaqueInfo(b)) + if a.value.get_hash() != b.value.get_hash() => + { + let diff = find_diff(&a.value, &b.value, "value"); + errors.push(format!("{name}: {diff}")); + }, + (LCI::RecInfo(a), LCI::RecInfo(b)) => { + for (i, (r1, r2)) in a.rules.iter().zip(b.rules.iter()).enumerate() { + if r1.rhs.get_hash() != r2.rhs.get_hash() { + let diff = + find_diff(&r1.rhs, &r2.rhs, &format!("rule[{i}].rhs")); + errors.push(format!("{name}: {diff}")); + } + } + }, + _ => {}, + } + if errors.len() >= 50 { + break; + } + }, + } + if checked % 10000 == 0 && checked > 0 { + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] verify: {checked}/{total} ({} errors so far)", + errors.len() + ); + } + } + + (errors, checked, not_found) +} + +/// Walk two `Expr` trees in parallel and return the first structural diff. +/// Returns a path-annotated description of where the mismatch is. +fn find_diff( + a: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + b: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + path: &str, +) -> String { + use crate::ix::env::ExprData; + + if a.get_hash() == b.get_hash() { + return format!("{path}: hashes match (ok)"); + } + match (a.as_data(), b.as_data()) { + (ExprData::Bvar(i, _), ExprData::Bvar(j, _)) if i != j => { + format!("{path}: bvar {i} vs {j}") + }, + (ExprData::Sort(l1, _), ExprData::Sort(l2, _)) => { + format!("{path}: sort hash {} vs {}", l1.get_hash(), l2.get_hash()) + }, + (ExprData::Const(n1, ls1, _), ExprData::Const(n2, ls2, _)) => { + if n1 != n2 { + format!("{path}: const name {n1} vs {n2}") + } else { + format!("{path}: const {n1} levels {}-vs-{}", ls1.len(), ls2.len()) + } + }, + (ExprData::App(f1, a1, _), ExprData::App(f2, a2, _)) => { + if f1.get_hash() != f2.get_hash() { + find_diff(f1, f2, &format!("{path}.app.fn")) + } else { + find_diff(a1, a2, &format!("{path}.app.arg")) + } + }, + (ExprData::Lam(n1, t1, b1, bi1, _), ExprData::Lam(n2, t2, b2, bi2, _)) => { + if n1 != n2 { + return format!("{path}: lam name {n1} vs {n2}"); + } + if bi1 != bi2 { + return format!("{path}: lam bi {bi1:?} vs {bi2:?}"); + } + if t1.get_hash() != t2.get_hash() { + find_diff(t1, t2, &format!("{path}.lam.ty")) + } else { + find_diff(b1, b2, &format!("{path}.lam.body")) + } + }, + ( + ExprData::ForallE(n1, t1, b1, bi1, _), + ExprData::ForallE(n2, t2, b2, bi2, _), + ) => { + if n1 != n2 { + return format!("{path}: pi name {n1} vs {n2}"); + } + if bi1 != bi2 { + return format!("{path}: pi bi {bi1:?} vs {bi2:?}"); + } + if t1.get_hash() != t2.get_hash() { + find_diff(t1, t2, &format!("{path}.pi.ty")) + } else { + find_diff(b1, b2, &format!("{path}.pi.body")) + } + }, + ( + ExprData::LetE(n1, t1, v1, b1, nd1, _), + ExprData::LetE(n2, t2, v2, b2, nd2, _), + ) => { + if n1 != n2 { + return format!("{path}: let name {n1} vs {n2}"); + } + if nd1 != nd2 { + return format!("{path}: let nonDep {nd1} vs {nd2}"); + } + if t1.get_hash() != t2.get_hash() { + find_diff(t1, t2, &format!("{path}.let.ty")) + } else if v1.get_hash() != v2.get_hash() { + find_diff(v1, v2, &format!("{path}.let.val")) + } else { + find_diff(b1, b2, &format!("{path}.let.body")) + } + }, + (ExprData::Lit(l1, _), ExprData::Lit(l2, _)) => { + format!("{path}: lit {l1:?} vs {l2:?}") + }, + (ExprData::Proj(n1, i1, s1, _), ExprData::Proj(n2, i2, s2, _)) => { + if n1 != n2 || i1 != i2 { + format!("{path}: proj {n1}.{i1} vs {n2}.{i2}") + } else { + find_diff(s1, s2, &format!("{path}.proj.struct")) + } + }, + (ExprData::Mdata(kvs1, e1, _), ExprData::Mdata(kvs2, e2, _)) => { + // Both sides have mdata — compare content. + let h1 = + kvs1.iter().map(|(n, _)| format!("{n}")).collect::>().join(","); + let h2 = + kvs2.iter().map(|(n, _)| format!("{n}")).collect::>().join(","); + if kvs1.len() != kvs2.len() || h1 != h2 { + format!("{path}: mdata keys differ [{h1}] vs [{h2}]") + } else { + // Keys match — compare hashes of each value. + let mut val_diffs = Vec::new(); + for (i, ((n1, v1), (_, v2))) in + kvs1.iter().zip(kvs2.iter()).enumerate() + { + use crate::ix::env::hash_data_value; + let mut h1 = blake3::Hasher::new(); + let mut h2 = blake3::Hasher::new(); + hash_data_value(v1, &mut h1); + hash_data_value(v2, &mut h2); + if h1.finalize() != h2.finalize() { + val_diffs + .push(format!("mdata[{i}] key={n1}: value hash differs")); + } + } + if !val_diffs.is_empty() { + format!("{path}: {}", val_diffs.join("; ")) + } else { + // Mdata content matches — diff must be in the inner expr. + find_diff(e1, e2, &format!("{path}.mdata=")) + } + } + }, + (ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e1, _), _) => { + let keys: Vec<_> = kvs.iter().map(|(n, _)| format!("{n}")).collect(); + find_diff(e1, b, &format!("{path}.ORIG_HAS_mdata[{}]>", keys.join(","))) + }, + (_, ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e2, _)) => { + let keys: Vec<_> = kvs.iter().map(|(n, _)| format!("{n}")).collect(); + find_diff(a, e2, &format!("{path}. { + let kind_a = std::mem::discriminant(a.as_data()); + let kind_b = std::mem::discriminant(b.as_data()); + format!("{path}: node kind mismatch {kind_a:?} vs {kind_b:?}") + }, + } +} + +/// Build an `IO (Array String)` from a slice of error messages. +fn build_string_array(errors: &[String]) -> LeanIOResult { + let arr = LeanArray::alloc(errors.len()); + for (i, msg) in errors.iter().enumerate() { + arr.set(i, LeanString::new(msg)); + } + LeanIOResult::ok(arr) +} + +/// Diagnostic: report the shape of `kid.name` in `kenv` vs what +/// `compile_state.env.named` contains for the same Lean-visible names. +/// +/// Prints: +/// - total KId count and how many have `Name::anon()` (empty) names +/// - the first 10 non-empty `format!("{}", kid.name)` values +/// - for each probe name, whether `kenv` has a KId formatting to that name, +/// whether `compile_state.env.named` has it, and if so the addr prefix. +/// +/// This lets us triangulate: if `named` has "Acc" but `kenv` doesn't, ingress +/// is dropping it; if `kenv` has it under a different formatted name, our +/// key-formatting assumption is wrong; if neither has it, compile itself didn't +/// register it. +fn diagnose_kenv_names( + kenv: &KEnv, + ixon_env: &crate::ix::ixon::env::Env, + probes: &[&str], +) { + use crate::ix::address::Address; + + let mut by_name: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut by_addr: FxHashMap>> = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut anon_count = 0usize; + let mut sample: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (kid, _kc) in kenv.iter() { + let n = format!("{}", kid.name); + if n.is_empty() || n == "[anonymous]" { + anon_count += 1; + } else if sample.len() < 10 { + sample.push(n.clone()); + } + by_addr.entry(kid.addr.clone()).or_default().push(kid.clone()); + // Last write wins on collisions; fine for diagnostic purposes. + by_name.insert(n, kid); + } + + eprintln!( + "[diag] kenv has {} KIds total ({} unique addrs); {} anonymous; sample non-anon names: {:?}", + kenv.len(), + by_addr.len(), + anon_count, + sample + ); + + for probe in probes { + let in_kenv = by_name.get(*probe); + let named_entry = ixon_env + .named + .iter() + .find(|e| format!("{}", e.key()) == *probe) + .map(|e| (e.value().addr.clone(), e.value().addr.hex()[..12].to_string())); + + match (in_kenv, &named_entry) { + (Some(kid), Some((_, named_addr))) => { + let kenv_addr = kid.addr.hex()[..12].to_string(); + let match_str = if kenv_addr == *named_addr { "==" } else { "!=" }; + eprintln!( + "[diag] '{probe}': kenv addr={kenv_addr} {match_str} named addr={named_addr}" + ); + }, + (Some(kid), None) => { + eprintln!( + "[diag] '{probe}': in kenv (addr={}) but NOT in compile_state.env.named", + kid.addr.hex()[..12].to_string() + ); + }, + (None, Some((addr, named_addr))) => { + // Probe by address into kenv — maybe the KId is there under a + // different name (anon, transformed, or with surgery). + let by_this_addr = by_addr.get(addr); + match by_this_addr { + Some(kids) => { + let names_under_addr: Vec = + kids.iter().map(|k| format!("{}", k.name)).collect(); + eprintln!( + "[diag] '{probe}': named addr={named_addr} present in kenv under other names: {:?}", + names_under_addr + ); + }, + None => { + // Check what IxonCI variant lives at that address. + let ci_variant = ixon_env + .get_const(addr) + .map(|c| match &c.info { + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Defn(_) => "Defn", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Recr(_) => "Recr", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Axio(_) => "Axio", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Quot(_) => "Quot", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Muts(_) => "Muts", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::IPrj(_) => "IPrj", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::CPrj(_) => "CPrj", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::RPrj(_) => "RPrj", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::DPrj(_) => "DPrj", + }) + .unwrap_or(""); + eprintln!( + "[diag] '{probe}': named addr={named_addr} (IxonCI::{ci_variant}) absent from kenv — ingress dropped it" + ); + }, + } + }, + (None, None) => { + eprintln!( + "[diag] '{probe}': absent from both compile_state.env.named AND kenv — compile didn't register it" + ); + }, + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index 264a6dee..afd73244 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -1993,7 +1993,7 @@ fn serialized_meta_size( /// Parse a dotted name string into a Name. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] -fn parse_name(s: &str) -> Name { +pub fn parse_name(s: &str) -> Name { let parts: Vec<&str> = s.split('.').collect(); let mut name = Name::anon(); for part in parts { diff --git a/src/ix/address.rs b/src/ix/address.rs index 226ea0c1..3875fd1b 100644 --- a/src/ix/address.rs +++ b/src/ix/address.rs @@ -35,6 +35,29 @@ impl Address { pub fn as_bytes(&self) -> &[u8; 32] { self.hash.as_bytes() } + + /// Build a synthetic `Name` for a mutual block's `Named` entry: + /// `Ix..`. Disambiguates alpha-equivalent blocks + /// that share an `addr` but have different member names. + /// + /// Used by `compile/mutual.rs` to register each mutual block under a + /// Muts-tagged meta so kernel ingress can discover and process it via + /// `ingress_muts_block`. + pub fn muts_name(&self, first_member: &crate::ix::env::Name) -> crate::ix::env::Name { + use crate::ix::env::{Name, NameData}; + let base = Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "Ix".to_string()), self.hex()); + // Append each component of `first_member` to the base, preserving + // numeric vs string parts. + fn go(base: Name, name: &Name) -> Name { + match name.as_data() { + NameData::Anonymous(_) => base, + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) => Name::str(go(base, parent), s.clone()), + NameData::Num(parent, n, _) => Name::num(go(base, parent), n.clone()), + } + } + go(base, first_member) + } + /// Constructs an address from a 64-character hexadecimal string. pub fn from_hex(hex: &str) -> Option { if hex.len() != 64 { diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index aba9b4a0..9d1e0677 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -3145,6 +3145,44 @@ fn compile_mutual( idx += 1; } + // Register the synthetic Muts named entry for this block. `block_addr` + // stores an `IxonCI::Muts(...)` constant, but kernel ingress only + // discovers mutual blocks by scanning `ixon_env.named` for entries tagged + // `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all }` and routing them to + // `ingress_muts_block`. Without this entry, each member's projection-typed + // named entry falls through ingress silently and none of its content + // reaches the kernel env. + // + // Only register on `aux=true` since that's the path that actually stores + // the block constant (`stt.env.store_const(block_addr, ...)` above is + // guarded by `if aux`). The `aux=false` promotion path reuses entries + // that were already registered in a prior `aux=true` call. + if aux { + let first_name = sorted_classes + .first() + .and_then(|c| c.first()) + .map(|c| c.name()) + .expect("compile_mutual invariant: at least one class with one member"); + let muts_all: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| { + class + .iter() + .map(|c| Address::from_blake3_hash(*c.name().get_hash())) + .collect() + }) + .collect(); + let muts_name = block_addr.muts_name(&first_name); + compile_name(&muts_name, stt); + stt.env.register_name( + muts_name, + Named::new( + block_addr.clone(), + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all: muts_all }), + ), + ); + } + // Regenerate auxiliary constants for alpha-collapsed inductive blocks. // Only runs when `aux` is true (i.e., not from compile_const_no_aux which // compiles original Lean forms for metadata). diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index ee1d2634..d26946e8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -365,13 +365,42 @@ fn build_below_def( // inferType rather than manually decomposing level trees. let ilvl = { let total = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices + 1; - let (_fvars, decls, _) = - forall_telescope(&rec_val.cnst.typ, total, "blv", 0); + let ctx = format!( + "build_below_def({})", + rec_val.cnst.name.pretty() + ); + let what = format!( + "n_params({n_params}) + n_motives({n_motives}) + \ + n_minors({n_minors}) + n_indices({n_indices}) + 1 major" + ); + let result = super::expr_utils::forall_telescope_exact( + &rec_val.cnst.typ, + total, + "blv", + 0, + &ctx, + &what, + ); + // On error, dump the full recursor type once before propagating. + // Printing the raw LeanExpr is usually huge; we only do this at the + // error site so normal runs stay quiet. + let (_fvars, decls, _) = match result { + Ok(t) => t, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!( + "[build_below_def] FULL TYPE of {}:\n{}", + rec_val.cnst.name.pretty(), + rec_val.cnst.typ.pretty(), + ); + return Err(e); + }, + }; let major_domain = &decls[total - 1].domain; - let ctx: Vec = decls[..total - 1].to_vec(); + let ctx_decls: Vec = + decls[..total - 1].to_vec(); let mut tc = - super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&ctx, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&ctx_decls, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); tc.get_level(major_domain)? }; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 683c1dbe..17a94df0 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -42,6 +42,195 @@ pub(super) fn fresh_fvar(prefix: &str, idx: usize) -> (Name, LeanExpr) { (name, fvar) } +// ========================================================================= +// Inductive recursor-structural decomposition +// ========================================================================= + +/// Per-inductive recursor-structural info, derived from the stored type by +/// WHNF-peeling params and indices. +/// +/// Mirrors `rec_info` in `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:150-158` — the +/// C++ kernel's bookkeeping for `m_indices` / `m_major` / `m_C`. We don't +/// bind the motive here (that's created at a caller-specific position in +/// the rec type's binder chain), but everything needed to build it in one +/// line is on this struct. +/// +/// Binders use FVars (via [`LocalDecl`]) so the result can be embedded in +/// any outer binder chain without de-Bruijn shifting — matching Lean's +/// MetaM-style where `forallTelescopeReducing` introduces fresh fvars +/// into an ambient local context. +#[derive(Clone)] +pub(super) struct IndRecInfo { + /// Index binders after WHNF-peeling. For inductives whose target is a + /// reducible alias (e.g. `Set σ := σ → Prop`), `indices.len()` may equal + /// `InductiveVal.num_indices` even when the stored type has no + /// syntactic `Pi` at the index position — WHNF exposes the hidden + /// arrow. Source of truth for "how many indices does this inductive + /// actually have in its recursor binder chain." + pub indices: Vec, + + /// Major premise `(t : I params indices)` — domain is the inductive + /// head applied to all params (supplied via `param_fvars`) and indices + /// as FVars. + pub major: LocalDecl, + + /// Target sort level (the level of `I params indices`). `Level::zero()` + /// for Prop-valued inductives. + pub target_level: Level, +} + +/// Decompose an inductive's stored type into its recursor-structural +/// pieces, peeling params (using the caller-supplied `param_fvars`) then +/// all remaining leading `Pi`s as indices, with kernel WHNF between +/// every step. +/// +/// Mirrors `mk_rec_infos` in `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:588-618`: +/// +/// ```cpp +/// t = whnf(t); +/// while (is_pi(t)) { +/// if (i < m_nparams) { t = instantiate(binding_body(t), m_params[i]); } +/// else { +/// expr idx = mk_local_decl_for(t); +/// info.m_indices.push_back(idx); +/// t = instantiate(binding_body(t), idx); +/// } +/// i++; +/// t = whnf(t); +/// } +/// ``` +/// +/// `ind_univs` are the universe levels to substitute for the inductive's +/// stored `level_params` — typically the canonical rec's level params +/// (for the main case) or concrete occurrence levels (for nested aux). +/// +/// `param_fvars` are the caller-supplied parameter `LocalDecl`s; this +/// helper instantiates them into the type rather than creating fresh +/// ones, so that downstream consumers (`build_motive_type`, +/// `build_rec_type`) can reference the same FVars throughout the +/// recursor's binder chain. +/// +/// # Errors +/// +/// - `InvalidMutualBlock` if the type has fewer Pi binders than +/// `param_fvars.len()` (even after WHNF). +/// - `InvalidMutualBlock` if the final body isn't a `Sort` after peeling +/// every leading Pi. +/// +/// Per-step WHNF failures from the kernel fall through to +/// `TcScope::whnf_lean`'s graceful degradation (returns the original +/// expression); a stuck type at that point surfaces as a non-`Pi` in the +/// loop body and terminates peeling, potentially yielding a shorter +/// `indices` vec than Lean's stored `num_indices`. +pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( + ind: &crate::ix::env::InductiveVal, + ind_univs: &[Level], + param_fvars: &[LocalDecl], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) -> Result { + use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; + + let n_params = param_fvars.len(); + let ty = subst_levels(&ind.cnst.typ, &ind.cnst.level_params, ind_univs); + + // TcScope pre-populated with the caller's param FVars. As we peel + // indices, we push each into the scope so subsequent `whnf_lean` calls + // see them as locals (required for correctness when index domains + // reference earlier indices, or when WHNF needs to look through a + // `Var` bound to a `let` binding — rare but possible in principle). + let mut scope = TcScope::new(param_fvars, &ind.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + + // Initial WHNF — the stored type may start with a reducible head + // (unusual for Lean-generated types, but cheap insurance matching the + // `whnf(t);` before the main loop in `mk_rec_infos`). + let mut cur = scope.whnf_lean(&ty); + + // Instantiate `n_params` leading Pi's with the caller's param FVars. + // WHNF after each substitution to expose any alias introduced by the + // substitution (e.g., a param whose domain mentions a reducible def). + for p in 0..n_params { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + let param_fv = LeanExpr::fvar(param_fvars[p].fvar_name.clone()); + cur = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fv); + cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); + }, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "decompose_inductive_type({}): fewer than {n_params} param \ + foralls in stored type (peeled {p} before hitting non-Pi)", + ind.cnst.name.pretty(), + ), + }); + }, + } + } + + // Peel all remaining leading Pi's as indices. Matches Lean's + // `while (is_pi(t)) { ... }` — we don't impose a count; the stored + // `num_indices` is informational, but authoritative count comes from + // actual post-WHNF binders. This is what handles the `Set σ`-style + // reducible-alias target case. + let mut indices: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut idx_i = 0usize; + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("idx", idx_i); + let decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }; + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + indices.push(decl); + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); + idx_i += 1; + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Target sort. + let target_level = match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => lvl.clone(), + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "decompose_inductive_type({}): peeled {n_params} params + {} \ + indices; expected remaining body to be a Sort, got something \ + else", + ind.cnst.name.pretty(), + indices.len(), + ), + }); + }, + }; + + // Major domain: `I params indices`, all FVars. + let mut major_dom = mk_const(&ind.cnst.name, ind_univs); + for p in param_fvars { + major_dom = LeanExpr::app(major_dom, LeanExpr::fvar(p.fvar_name.clone())); + } + for ix in &indices { + major_dom = LeanExpr::app(major_dom, LeanExpr::fvar(ix.fvar_name.clone())); + } + + let (major_fv_name, _) = fresh_fvar("major", n_params + indices.len()); + let major = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: major_fv_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: major_dom, + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + + Ok(IndRecInfo { indices, major, target_level }) +} + /// Open N leading foralls of `expr`, replacing each BVar(0) with a fresh /// FVar. Returns the FVars, their declarations, and the remaining body. /// @@ -51,6 +240,20 @@ pub(super) fn fresh_fvar(prefix: &str, idx: usize) -> (Name, LeanExpr) { /// /// The declarations are returned in outermost-first order, suitable for /// passing directly to `mk_forall` or `mk_lambda`. +/// +/// `Mdata` wrappers on the forall spine are transparently peeled — Lean +/// stores annotations (reducibility hints, pretty-printing info, etc.) as +/// `Mdata` around otherwise-forall expressions, and Lean's own +/// `forallTelescope` looks through them via WHNF. Every other transformer +/// in this file already treats `Mdata` as a structural no-op; doing the +/// same here avoids spurious short telescopes on recursors whose types +/// happen to carry metadata (observed in Mathlib). +/// +/// If the expression has fewer than `n` leading foralls (even after +/// peeling `Mdata`), the returned `decls` is short. Callers indexing by +/// position MUST verify `decls.len() == n` before indexing — otherwise +/// a surprising input shape becomes a panic. Prefer +/// [`forall_telescope_exact`] when a precise arity is required. pub(super) fn forall_telescope( expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize, @@ -61,6 +264,13 @@ pub(super) fn forall_telescope( let mut decls = Vec::with_capacity(n); let mut cur = expr.clone(); for i in 0..n { + // Peel any Mdata wrappers before matching — they're structural no-ops. + loop { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => cur = inner.clone(), + _ => break, + } + } match cur.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar(prefix, start_idx + i); @@ -79,6 +289,73 @@ pub(super) fn forall_telescope( (fvars, decls, cur) } +/// Like [`forall_telescope`], but errors if fewer than `n` foralls are +/// peeled. Use this when the caller is about to index into the returned +/// `decls` or `fvars` at position `n - 1` (or by explicit offset) — a +/// short telescope otherwise becomes an `index out of bounds` panic deep +/// in aux_gen with no context about which constant triggered it. +/// +/// `context` is a short human-readable tag (e.g., `"build_below_def"`) +/// included in the error message. `what` describes what arity `n` was +/// expected to count (e.g., `"params + motives + minors + indices + 1"`). +pub(super) fn forall_telescope_exact( + expr: &LeanExpr, + n: usize, + prefix: &str, + start_idx: usize, + context: &str, + what: &str, +) -> Result< + (Vec, Vec, LeanExpr), + crate::ix::ixon::CompileError, +> { + let (fvars, decls, body) = forall_telescope(expr, n, prefix, start_idx); + if decls.len() != n { + // Include enough context to pinpoint the shape problem: every peeled + // binder name plus the kind of node that blocked further peeling. The + // caller already prefixed this with the recursor name via `context`. + let binder_list: Vec = decls + .iter() + .map(|d| format!("{}:{}", d.binder_name.pretty(), describe_expr_head(&d.domain))) + .collect(); + return Err(crate::ix::ixon::CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!( + "{context}: expected {n} leading foralls ({what}), got {actual}. \ + Peeled binders (name:domain_kind): [{binders}]. \ + Stopped at body kind: {body_kind}. \ + This is either a mismatch between the recursor's structural \ + metadata and its actual type, or an unexpected binder shape \ + (let/mdata/etc.) that forall_telescope doesn't peel through.", + actual = decls.len(), + binders = binder_list.join(", "), + body_kind = describe_expr_head(&body), + ), + }); + } + Ok((fvars, decls, body)) +} + +/// Short tag describing the head of an expression, for use in diagnostic +/// messages. Includes enough detail to distinguish forall/lambda/app from +/// let/mdata/const/literal — the distinctions that matter for diagnosing +/// a short telescope. +fn describe_expr_head(e: &LeanExpr) -> String { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(i, _) => format!("Bvar({})", nat_to_u64(i)), + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => format!("Fvar({})", n.pretty()), + ExprData::Mvar(n, _) => format!("Mvar({})", n.pretty()), + ExprData::Sort(l, _) => format!("Sort({})", l.pretty()), + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => format!("Const({})", n.pretty()), + ExprData::App(..) => "App".into(), + ExprData::Lam(..) => "Lam".into(), + ExprData::ForallE(..) => "ForallE".into(), + ExprData::LetE(..) => "LetE".into(), + ExprData::Proj(..) => "Proj".into(), + ExprData::Mdata(..) => "Mdata".into(), + ExprData::Lit(..) => "Lit".into(), + } +} + // ========================================================================= // Abstraction: FVar -> BVar // ========================================================================= @@ -1965,9 +2242,154 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { } } +impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { + /// Weak-head-normalize a `LeanExpr` in the current FVar context, using + /// our Rust kernel's `whnf`. Matches Lean's `Meta.whnf` behavior: + /// unfolds reducible definitions, beta-reduces, applies iota/zeta. + /// + /// Crucial for decomposing types whose target is a reducible alias. + /// E.g. when the inductive `εClosure (S : Set α) : Set α` is declared, + /// Lean's kernel `mk_rec_infos` WHNFs the target type to expose the + /// `Pi (a : α), Prop` hiding inside `Set α := α → Prop`. Without this + /// step, a syntactic match on `Set α` (an `App(Const, FVar)`) fails + /// to find the index binder. + pub(super) fn whnf_lean(&mut self, ty: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + let depth = self.base_depth + self.extra_locals; + let kexpr = + to_kexpr_static(ty, &self.fvar_levels, depth, self.param_names, self.stt); + let whnfed = match self.tc.whnf(&kexpr) { + Ok(k) => k, + Err(_) => return ty.clone(), + }; + kexpr_to_lean(&whnfed, depth, &self.fvar_levels, 0, self.param_names) + } +} + // No Drop impl needed — the TC is owned and discarded with the scope. // Context cleanup (pop_local) is unnecessary since the TC dies here. +/// Convert a `KExpr` back to `LeanExpr`, reconstructing FVar +/// references from de-Bruijn `Var` indices. +/// +/// Parallels `egress_expr` in `src/ix/kernel/egress.rs`, which handles +/// the closed-expression case (Var → Bvar unconditionally). This version +/// is for expressions that live inside an ambient FVar context — the +/// shape we produce mid-pipeline when working in LeanExpr+FVar with a +/// kernel `TypeChecker` tracking the FVar types as locals. +/// +/// `outer_depth` is the FVar context depth that was used to convert the +/// source `LeanExpr` to `KExpr` (via [`to_kexpr_static`]). Kernel `Var` +/// indices below `local_depth` are bound by the KExpr itself (become +/// `Bvar`s); indices at or above `local_depth` refer to the outer FVar +/// context, and get mapped back to their corresponding `Fvar` name via +/// `fvar_levels`. The encoding and its inverse are symmetric: an FVar at +/// level L is encoded as `Var(outer_depth - L - 1)` from the top, so the +/// inverse at descent depth `d` is `L = outer_depth - (i - d) - 1`. +/// +/// `local_depth` is incremented by `All`, `Lam`, `Let` arms. +/// +/// `Mdata` layers carried by the kernel expression are re-wrapped around +/// the result in original order — matching `egress_expr`. +pub(super) fn kexpr_to_lean( + expr: &crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, + outer_depth: usize, + fvar_levels: &FxHashMap, + local_depth: usize, + param_names: &[Name], +) -> LeanExpr { + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData as KED; + + // Reverse `fvar_levels` lazily via linear search — the FVar context is + // small in practice (a handful of param/motive/minor/index binders), + // so an O(n) scan per Var hit is cheaper than maintaining an inverse + // map alongside `TcScope`. + let lookup_fvar = |level: usize| -> Option { + fvar_levels.iter().find_map(|(name, &lvl)| { + if lvl == level { Some(name.clone()) } else { None } + }) + }; + + let inner = match expr.data() { + KED::Var(i, _, _) => { + let i = *i as usize; + if i < local_depth { + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i as u64)) + } else { + let fvar_idx_from_top = i - local_depth; + let level = outer_depth + .checked_sub(fvar_idx_from_top + 1) + .expect("kexpr_to_lean: Var index out of range of outer context"); + let name = lookup_fvar(level).unwrap_or_else(|| { + // Unregistered FVar — indicates mismatched `fvar_levels` vs. + // the expression's Var indices. Use a synthetic placeholder + // rather than panic so diagnostics can surface the issue. + Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("_dangling_fvar_{level}")) + }); + LeanExpr::fvar(name) + } + }, + KED::Sort(u, _) => { + LeanExpr::sort(super::below::kuniv_to_level(u, param_names)) + }, + KED::Const(kid, us, _) => { + let levels: Vec = us + .iter() + .map(|u| super::below::kuniv_to_level(u, param_names)) + .collect(); + LeanExpr::cnst(kid.name.clone(), levels) + }, + KED::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + kexpr_to_lean(f, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth, param_names), + kexpr_to_lean(a, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth, param_names), + ), + KED::All(name, bi, d, b, _) => LeanExpr::all( + name.clone(), + kexpr_to_lean(d, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth, param_names), + kexpr_to_lean(b, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth + 1, param_names), + bi.clone(), + ), + KED::Lam(name, bi, d, b, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + name.clone(), + kexpr_to_lean(d, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth, param_names), + kexpr_to_lean(b, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth + 1, param_names), + bi.clone(), + ), + KED::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + name.clone(), + kexpr_to_lean(ty, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth, param_names), + kexpr_to_lean(val, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth, param_names), + kexpr_to_lean( + body, + outer_depth, + fvar_levels, + local_depth + 1, + param_names, + ), + *nd, + ), + KED::Prj(kid, field, val, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + kid.name.clone(), + Nat::from(*field), + kexpr_to_lean(val, outer_depth, fvar_levels, local_depth, param_names), + ), + KED::Nat(n, _, _) => { + use crate::ix::env::Literal; + LeanExpr::lit(Literal::NatVal(n.clone())) + }, + KED::Str(s, _, _) => { + use crate::ix::env::Literal; + LeanExpr::lit(Literal::StrVal(s.clone())) + }, + }; + + // Re-wrap mdata layers, outermost first (matching egress_expr's order). + expr + .mdata() + .iter() + .rev() + .fold(inner, |acc, kvs| LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), acc)) +} + /// Static version of `to_kexpr` that takes borrowed references. /// /// Identical to the closure-based `to_kexpr` in `get_level`, but as a diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index d98b1882..b8881beb 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ use crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::{ }; use crate::ix::env::{ BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, Env as LeanEnv, - Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, InductiveVal, Level, LevelData, Name, NameData, + Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, InductiveVal, Level, Name, NameData, RecursorRule, RecursorVal, }; use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; @@ -375,8 +375,50 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( ); let param_binders = collect_binders(&first_ty, n_params); - // Per-class: index binders, motive name, minor names + types - // We precompute motive types and minor types here. + // Hoist param FVar/decl creation out of `build_rec_type`. All recursors in + // this block share one set of param FVars — matching the C++ kernel's + // `m_params` array which is shared across the whole `mk_rec_infos` pass. + // Creating them once lets `decompose_inductive_type` populate + // `IndRecInfo::indices` / `major` with domains that reference the same + // FVars the rec types will use, so the results embed without substitution. + let (shared_param_fvars, raw_param_decls, _) = + super::expr_utils::forall_telescope(&first_ty, n_params, "param", 0); + let shared_param_decls: Vec = raw_param_decls + .into_iter() + .zip(param_binders.iter()) + .map(|(mut d, pb)| { + d.domain = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(&d.domain); + d.info = pb.info.clone(); + d + }) + .collect(); + + // Decompose each ORIGINAL class's stored type via kernel WHNF. This is + // the Rust analog of `mk_rec_infos` — it peels the type's param Pi's + // using our shared `param_fvars`, then all remaining leading Pi's as + // indices, calling `TcScope::whnf_lean` between every step. + // + // The key payoff: for inductives targeting a reducible alias + // (`εClosure : Set α = α → Prop`, `finiteInterClosure : Set (Set α)`), + // WHNF exposes the Pi hidden inside the alias so the index binder + // materializes. Pure syntactic peeling (the old code) couldn't see it. + // + // Aux (nested) members at index `>= n_classes` are handled separately + // inside `build_rec_type`'s aux path — they have different structure + // (spec_params, occurrence_level_args) that doesn't fit this helper. + let class_infos: Vec = classes + [..n_classes] + .iter() + .map(|c| { + super::expr_utils::decompose_inductive_type( + &c.ind, + &ind_univs, + &shared_param_decls, + stt, + kctx, + ) + }) + .collect::>()?; // Generate one recursor per flat member (originals + auxiliaries). let mut results = Vec::new(); @@ -412,6 +454,9 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( n_params, n_classes, ¶m_binders, + &shared_param_fvars, + &shared_param_decls, + &class_infos, &elim_level, &ind_univs, lean_env, @@ -512,13 +557,23 @@ fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { /// the correct de Bruijn indices. /// /// Follows `declare_recursors` in inductive.cpp:752-774. +/// +/// `param_fvars` and `param_decls` are shared across every recursor in +/// the block (they come from the enclosing `generate_canonical_recursors_*`). +/// `class_infos` are the WHNF-decomposed `IndRecInfo`s for each original +/// class (indexed `0..n_classes`), used to source indices + major for +/// non-aux recursors. Auxiliary (nested) recursors at `di >= n_classes` +/// still peel the type themselves using `spec_params` substitution. fn build_rec_type( di: usize, classes: &[FlatInfo], flat: &[super::nested::CompileFlatMember], n_params: usize, n_classes: usize, - param_binders: &[Binder], + _param_binders: &[Binder], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + param_decls: &[LocalDecl], + class_infos: &[super::expr_utils::IndRecInfo], elim_level: &Level, ind_univs: &[Level], lean_env: &LeanEnv, @@ -530,49 +585,19 @@ fn build_rec_type( .or_else(|| lean_env.get(name).cloned()) }; let n_flat = flat.len(); - let n_indices = classes[di].n_indices; // Collect ALL binders in a single Vec with FVar-based domains. // mk_forall at the end handles all BVar abstraction in one batch. let mut all_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - // --- Params: create FVars via forall_telescope --- - // Use the pre-computed param_binders for domain info (with type annotation - // stripping already applied by collect_binders), but create fresh FVars - // so cross-references between dependent param domains use FVars. - let first_ty = subst_levels( - &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, - &classes[0].ind.cnst.level_params, - ind_univs, - ); - let (param_fvars, param_decls, _) = - super::expr_utils::forall_telescope(&first_ty, n_params, "param", 0); - // Apply consume_type_annotations to param domains, matching Lean C++ - // mk_local_decl behavior (inductive.cpp:179). - let param_decls: Vec = param_decls - .into_iter() - .zip(param_binders.iter()) - .map(|(mut d, pb)| { - d.domain = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(&d.domain); - d.info = pb.info.clone(); - d - }) - .collect(); + // --- Params: shared across recursors in this block --- all_decls.extend(param_decls.iter().cloned()); // --- Motives (Cs): one per flat member, FVar domains --- let mut motive_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); for j in 0..n_flat { let motive_ty = if j < n_classes { - build_motive_type( - j, - classes, - n_params, - 0, // depth unused — no manual abstraction - elim_level, - ind_univs, - ¶m_fvars, - ) + build_motive_type(&class_infos[j], elim_level) } else { build_motive_type_aux( &classes[j], @@ -581,7 +606,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( ind_univs, lean_env, overlay, - ¶m_fvars, + param_fvars, ) }; // Domain stays in FVar form — contains param FVars which mk_forall @@ -645,102 +670,126 @@ fn build_rec_type( } } - // --- Indices for member di --- + // --- Indices + major for member di --- + // + // Two paths: + // + // * Non-aux (di < n_classes): use the pre-computed `IndRecInfo` from + // `class_infos[di]`. Its `indices` and `major` are already WHNF-derived, + // and their domains reference our shared `param_fvars` — so we can drop + // them directly into `all_decls` and use their FVars for the return + // expression. + // + // * Aux (di >= n_classes): the stored inductive type needs `spec_params` + // substituted (nested occurrence parameters) before peeling, which + // doesn't match `decompose_inductive_type`'s interface. Keep the in-place + // peel here, but it's still subject to the same WHNF-on-reducible-target + // issue if a nested aux inductive has a reducible-alias target. Not + // observed in the wild yet; if it comes up, factor `decompose_*` to + // accept pre-substituted spec_params. let di_member = &classes[di]; let di_is_aux = di_member.is_aux; - let di_ty = if di_is_aux && !di_member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { - subst_levels( - &di_member.ind.cnst.typ, - &di_member.ind.cnst.level_params, - &di_member.occurrence_level_args, - ) - } else { - subst_levels( - &di_member.ind.cnst.typ, - &di_member.ind.cnst.level_params, - ind_univs, - ) - }; - let mut ity = di_ty; - let di_n_ext_params = di_member.own_params; - let di_sp_fvars = if di_is_aux { - instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&di_member.spec_params, ¶m_fvars) + + let mut index_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); + let major_dom; + let major_fv_name; + let major_fv; + + if !di_is_aux { + let info = &class_infos[di]; + all_decls.extend(info.indices.iter().cloned()); + index_fvars.extend( + info.indices.iter().map(|d| LeanExpr::fvar(d.fvar_name.clone())), + ); + major_dom = info.major.domain.clone(); + major_fv_name = info.major.fvar_name.clone(); + major_fv = LeanExpr::fvar(major_fv_name.clone()); + all_decls.push(info.major.clone()); } else { - vec![] - }; - for p in 0..di_n_ext_params { - if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = ity.as_data() { - if di_is_aux && p < di_sp_fvars.len() { - ity = instantiate1(body, &di_sp_fvars[p]); - } else if p < param_fvars.len() { - ity = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fvars[p]); - } else { - ity = body.clone(); + // Legacy aux path: substitute spec_params, peel syntactically. + let di_ty = if !di_member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { + subst_levels( + &di_member.ind.cnst.typ, + &di_member.ind.cnst.level_params, + &di_member.occurrence_level_args, + ) + } else { + subst_levels( + &di_member.ind.cnst.typ, + &di_member.ind.cnst.level_params, + ind_univs, + ) + }; + let mut ity = di_ty; + let di_n_ext_params = di_member.own_params; + let di_sp_fvars = + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&di_member.spec_params, param_fvars); + for p in 0..di_n_ext_params { + if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = ity.as_data() { + if p < di_sp_fvars.len() { + ity = instantiate1(body, &di_sp_fvars[p]); + } else if p < param_fvars.len() { + ity = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fvars[p]); + } else { + ity = body.clone(); + } } } - } - // Beta-reduce for auxiliary index types (lambda-valued spec_params may - // create redexes that need reduction before forall_telescope peeling). - if di_is_aux { + // Beta-reduce: lambda-valued spec_params create redexes that need + // reduction before forall_telescope peeling. ity = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&ity); - } - // Peel index binders using FVars — domains stay in FVar form. - let mut index_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut index_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - for fi in 0..n_indices { - match ity.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { - let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("idx", fi); - index_decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: fv_name, - binder_name: name.clone(), - domain: dom.clone(), - info: bi.clone(), - }); - index_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - ity = instantiate1(body, &fv); - }, - _ => break, + + // Peel `n_indices` leading Pi's. For aux nested members this is still + // syntactic — see note above. + let n_indices = di_member.n_indices; + let mut index_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); + for fi in 0..n_indices { + match ity.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("idx", fi); + index_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }); + index_fvars.push(fv.clone()); + ity = instantiate1(body, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } } - } - // Index domains are in FVar form (param + earlier index FVars). - // No manual abstraction needed — mk_forall handles it. - all_decls.extend(index_decls); + all_decls.extend(index_decls); - // --- Major: domain in FVar form --- - let major_dom = if di_is_aux { + // Build major domain: I spec_params indices. let major_univs = if !di_member.occurrence_level_args.is_empty() { &di_member.occurrence_level_args } else { ind_univs }; let mut app = mk_const(&di_member.ind.cnst.name, major_univs); - let sp_fvars = - instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&di_member.spec_params, ¶m_fvars); - for sp in &sp_fvars { + for sp in &di_sp_fvars { app = LeanExpr::app(app, sp.clone()); } for idx_fv in &index_fvars { app = LeanExpr::app(app, idx_fv.clone()); } - app - } else { - let mut app = mk_const(&di_member.ind.cnst.name, ind_univs); - for pf in ¶m_fvars { - app = LeanExpr::app(app, pf.clone()); - } - for idx_fv in &index_fvars { - app = LeanExpr::app(app, idx_fv.clone()); - } - app - }; - let (major_fv_name, major_fv) = fresh_fvar("major", 0); - all_decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: major_fv_name, - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), - domain: major_dom, - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }); + major_dom = app; + let (name, fv) = fresh_fvar("major", 0); + major_fv_name = name; + major_fv = fv; + all_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: major_fv_name.clone(), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: major_dom.clone(), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + } + + // Silence unused-variable warnings for the non-aux path, which doesn't + // need the extracted name back. Both branches still return via the outer + // flow via `ret`/`mk_forall`. + let _ = (&major_dom, &major_fv_name); // --- Return: motive_di(index_fvars, major_fv) --- let mut ret = motive_fvars[di].clone(); @@ -758,81 +807,27 @@ fn build_rec_type( infer_implicit(&rec_type, 1000) } -/// Build motive type for class `j`: -/// `∀ (indices...) (t : I params indices), Sort elim_level` +/// Build motive type for a class from its pre-computed [`IndRecInfo`]: +/// `∀ (indices...) (t : I params indices), Sort elim_level`. +/// +/// This is a trivial wrapper — all the real work (WHNF-aware peeling of +/// index binders, construction of the major's domain from the inductive +/// head applied to params+indices) happens in +/// [`decompose_inductive_type`]. Keeping the assembly here preserves the +/// symmetry with `mk_C` in `inductive.cpp:609-615` (the C++ kernel builds +/// `C_ty` the same way from `m_major` and `m_indices`). /// -/// Uses FVars for params (from the rec type context) and fresh FVars for -/// indices, matching lean4lean's forallTelescope approach. The caller -/// must abstract param FVars from the result. +/// The returned expression contains param FVars free; the caller abstracts +/// them via the outer rec type's `mk_forall` pass. Index + major FVars +/// are already abstracted into BVars inside the motive's binder chain. fn build_motive_type( - j: usize, - classes: &[FlatInfo], - n_params: usize, - _param_depth: usize, + ind_info: &super::expr_utils::IndRecInfo, elim_level: &Level, - ind_univs: &[Level], - param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], ) -> LeanExpr { - let ind = &classes[j].ind; - let n_indices = nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices); - let ty = subst_levels(&ind.cnst.typ, &ind.cnst.level_params, ind_univs); - - // Skip params — substitute with param FVars from the rec type context. - let mut cur = ty; - for p in 0..n_params { - if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - if p < param_fvars.len() { - cur = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fvars[p]); - } else { - cur = instantiate1(body, &LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero())); - } - } - } - - // Collect index binders using fresh FVars (forallTelescope-style). - let mut index_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut index_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - for fi in 0..n_indices { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { - let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("m_idx", fi); - index_decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: fv_name, - binder_name: name.clone(), - domain: dom.clone(), - info: bi.clone(), - }); - index_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - - // Major: I params indices (all FVars) - let mut major_ty = mk_const(&ind.cnst.name, ind_univs); - for pf in param_fvars { - major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, pf.clone()); - } - for idx_fv in &index_fvars { - major_ty = LeanExpr::app(major_ty, idx_fv.clone()); - } - - // ∀ (t : major_ty), Sort elim_level let sort = LeanExpr::sort(elim_level.clone()); - let major_decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "_motive_major".to_string()), - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), - domain: major_ty, - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }; - - // Abstract all FVars: index FVars first (innermost), then the caller - // will abstract param FVars from the returned expression. - let mut all_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - all_decls.extend(index_decls); - all_decls.push(major_decl); - mk_forall(sort, &all_decls) + let mut decls: Vec = ind_info.indices.clone(); + decls.push(ind_info.major.clone()); + mk_forall(sort, &decls) } /// Build motive type for an auxiliary (nested) flat member. @@ -1775,54 +1770,9 @@ fn expr_has_loose_bvar(e: &LeanExpr, target: u64) -> bool { } // ========================================================================= -// is_large / k computation — direct LeanExpr approach +// is_large / k / is_prop computation // ========================================================================= -/// Extract the result sort level from a LeanExpr inductive type by -/// peeling `n` forall binders. -fn get_lean_result_sort_level(typ: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Option { - let mut cur = typ.clone(); - for _ in 0..n { - if let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { - cur = body.clone(); - } else { - return None; - } - } - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => Some(lvl.clone()), - _ => None, - } -} - -/// Check if a result level is definitionally zero (Prop). -/// Handles `Level::zero`, but also `Level::imax(_, zero)` etc. -/// Conservative: returns false for Level::param (could be zero or non-zero). -fn result_level_is_zero(lvl: &Option) -> bool { - match lvl { - None => false, - Some(l) => level_is_zero(l), - } -} - -/// Check if a level expression normalizes to zero. -/// -/// Handles the key level reduction rules: -/// - `zero = 0` -/// - `max(a, b) = 0` iff `a = 0` and `b = 0` -/// - `imax(a, b) = 0` iff `b = 0` (by definition of imax) -/// - `succ(_)` is never zero -/// - `param(_)` is conservatively treated as non-zero -fn level_is_zero(l: &Level) -> bool { - match l.as_data() { - LevelData::Zero(_) => true, - LevelData::Succ(..) => false, - LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => level_is_zero(a) && level_is_zero(b), - LevelData::Imax(_, b, _) => level_is_zero(b), - LevelData::Param(..) | LevelData::Mvar(..) => false, - } -} - /// Compute `is_large`, `k`, and `is_prop` for the canonical recursor using /// the zero kernel's `is_large_eliminator`. /// @@ -1965,15 +1915,12 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( // Use the TC for the appropriate context. let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(kctx.kenv.clone()); - // Compute `is_large` purely via the zero kernel's TC. A TC failure here - // is a genuine aux_gen bug (our ephemeral `KConst::Indc`/`KConst::Ctor` - // entries are malformed, or we failed to ingress a referenced const), not - // a case we can silently paper over — downstream kernel checks and - // content-addressing would still trip on whatever we built. Surface the - // error and let the caller abort this block. - let is_large = tc + // Compute the WHNF-reduced result sort level via the kernel. This peels + // params+indices with whnf at each step — crucial for inductives whose + // target is a reducible alias (e.g. `Set σ := σ → Prop`), where syntactic + // peeling would stop early at an unreduced `App(Const(Set), _)`. + let result_kuniv = tc .get_result_sort_level(first_ty_z, n_params + (first_n_indices as usize)) - .and_then(|result_level| tc.is_large_eliminator(&result_level, &ind_infos)) .map_err(|e| CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { reason: format!( "compute_is_large_and_k: TC failed for {}: {e}", @@ -1981,28 +1928,35 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( ), })?; + let is_large = tc + .is_large_eliminator(&result_kuniv, &ind_infos) + .map_err(|e| CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "compute_is_large_and_k: is_large_eliminator failed for {}: {e}", + classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty() + ), + })?; + // Spec-level override: non-Prop inductives always get large elimination // (Lean C++ `inductive.cpp:539-548`). Our kernel's `is_large_eliminator` // only early-returns when the result level is *provably* non-zero; a // Param universe that happens to be non-zero syntactically (e.g., u+1) // falls through to the single-ctor check and can come back "small". - // Correct that here using the Lean-expr's syntactic result level. - let is_large = if !is_large - && !result_level_is_zero(&get_lean_result_sort_level( - &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, - n_params + classes[0].n_indices, - )) { + // Correct that here using the WHNF-reduced result level. + let is_large = if !is_large && !result_kuniv.is_zero() { true } else { is_large }; - // Compute is_prop from the LeanExpr result sort level. - let result_lvl = get_lean_result_sort_level( - &classes[0].ind.cnst.typ, - n_params + classes[0].n_indices, - ); - let is_prop = result_level_is_zero(&result_lvl); + // Prop determination: use the WHNF-reduced kernel-derived level, not the + // raw LeanExpr-syntactic path. For reducible-alias targets the syntactic + // peel short-circuits (can't find enough Pi's) and returns None, which + // would wrongly classify the inductive as non-Prop and produce a + // Type-level `.brecOn` (with `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn.eq` sub-constants) + // for what is actually a `Prop`-valued inductive. `KUniv::is_zero()` + // here handles `Zero`, `IMax(_, Zero)`, and the like. + let is_prop = result_kuniv.is_zero(); // C1 fix: if the block has nested auxiliary flat members that weren't // inserted into the KEnv, the is_large_eliminator result may be wrong. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 62a26c9c..41ce308f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -2,11 +2,13 @@ //! //! Extracted from `compile.rs` to keep the scheduler independently readable. +use std::panic::{AssertUnwindSafe, catch_unwind}; use std::sync::{ - Arc, Mutex, - atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering as AtomicOrdering}, + Arc, LazyLock, Mutex, + atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicUsize, Ordering as AtomicOrdering}, }; use std::thread; +use std::time::{Duration, Instant}; use dashmap::DashMap; use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; @@ -21,6 +23,74 @@ use crate::ix::graph::{NameSet, build_ref_graph}; use crate::ix::ground::ground_consts; use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; +// =========================================================================== +// Progress + diagnostic logging +// =========================================================================== + +/// Disable all progress output. Set `IX_QUIET=1` for silent compilation. +static IX_QUIET: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_QUIET").is_ok()); + +/// Log every block start + finish. Set `IX_LOG_BLOCKS=1` for deep debugging. +/// Very verbose — only useful when you need to pin a panic to a specific block. +static IX_LOG_BLOCKS: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_LOG_BLOCKS").is_ok()); + +/// Periodic progress update interval in milliseconds (default 2000ms). +/// Set `IX_PROGRESS_MS=0` to disable periodic updates. +static IX_PROGRESS_MS: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| { + std::env::var("IX_PROGRESS_MS") + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) + .unwrap_or(2000) +}); + +/// Recover a short string description from a panic payload. +fn panic_message(panic: &(dyn std::any::Any + Send)) -> String { + panic + .downcast_ref::() + .cloned() + .or_else(|| panic.downcast_ref::<&'static str>().map(|s| (*s).to_string())) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()) +} + +/// Run `f` catching any panic and converting it to a `CompileError` tagged +/// with `block_name` (and `caller` to distinguish which compile function +/// panicked). This keeps a single bad block from aborting the whole +/// compilation and preserves enough context to find the culprit — a raw +/// panic from deep inside aux_gen has no indication of which SCC it was +/// working on. +/// +/// When `IX_LOG_BLOCKS` is set, panics also emit an immediate eprintln so +/// they appear in log order alongside block BEGIN/END markers. +fn run_compile_catching_panic( + block_name: &Name, + caller: &'static str, + f: F, +) -> Result +where + F: FnOnce() -> Result, +{ + match catch_unwind(AssertUnwindSafe(f)) { + Ok(res) => res, + Err(panic) => { + let msg = panic_message(&*panic); + if *IX_LOG_BLOCKS { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] PANIC in {caller} for {}: {msg}", + block_name.pretty() + ); + } + Err(CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!( + "{caller} panicked while compiling block {}: {msg}", + block_name.pretty() + ), + }) + }, + } +} + /// Compile an entire Lean environment to Ixon format. /// Work-stealing compilation using crossbeam channels. /// @@ -128,7 +198,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( } // Track completed count for termination - let completed = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let completed = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0)); // Guard against duplicate processing: a block leader that's already been // handled is skipped. This prevents infinite loops from double-enqueuing. @@ -144,6 +214,21 @@ pub fn compile_env( let num_threads = thread::available_parallelism().map(|n| n.get()).unwrap_or(4); + // Progress tracking. `active` holds currently-compiling blocks per worker + // so the reporter thread can show blocks that are still in-flight (useful + // when a slow block is stuck or about to crash — those are the ones you + // can't see otherwise). `stop_progress` signals the reporter to terminate. + let compile_start = Instant::now(); + let active: Arc>> = + Arc::new(Mutex::new(Vec::new())); + let stop_progress = Arc::new(AtomicBool::new(false)); + + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] starting: {total_blocks} blocks, {num_threads} workers" + ); + } + // Take references to shared data outside the loop let error_ref = &error; let stt_ref = &stt; @@ -153,8 +238,97 @@ pub fn compile_env( let processed_ref = &processed; let ready_queue_ref = &ready_queue; let condvar_ref = &work_available; + let active_ref = &active; + let stop_progress_ref = &stop_progress; thread::scope(|s| { + // Periodic progress reporter. Wakes every IX_PROGRESS_MS to print + // completed/total and the oldest in-flight blocks. Exits when + // stop_progress is set (after all workers have finished). + // + // Skipped entirely when IX_QUIET is set or IX_PROGRESS_MS=0 — both + // imply "don't print periodic updates" (one-shot errors still print). + if !*IX_QUIET && *IX_PROGRESS_MS > 0 { + let interval = Duration::from_millis(*IX_PROGRESS_MS); + // Shorter internal check so shutdown latency is bounded (otherwise the + // scheduler waits up to `interval` for the reporter to wake and see + // stop_progress). Cap at 250ms — shorter is wasted cycles, longer is + // noticeable lag on fast compilations. + let check_interval = interval.min(Duration::from_millis(250)); + let total = total_blocks; + let completed_p = Arc::clone(completed_ref); + let active_p = Arc::clone(active_ref); + let stop_p = Arc::clone(stop_progress_ref); + let start = compile_start; + s.spawn(move || { + let mut last_completed = 0usize; + let mut last_print = Instant::now(); + while !stop_p.load(AtomicOrdering::Relaxed) { + thread::sleep(check_interval); + if stop_p.load(AtomicOrdering::Relaxed) { + break; + } + // Only emit a progress line every `interval` — the sub-interval + // poll exists purely for fast shutdown. + if last_print.elapsed() < interval { + continue; + } + last_print = Instant::now(); + let done = completed_p.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst); + // Skip if no change and we're not in the first tick — reduces + // noise when the scheduler is blocked on a single slow block. + let changed = done != last_completed; + last_completed = done; + let pct = if total == 0 { + 100.0 + } else { + (done as f64 / total as f64) * 100.0 + }; + let elapsed = start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(); + let rate = + if elapsed > 0.0 { done as f64 / elapsed } else { 0.0 }; + let eta = if rate > 0.0 && done < total { + let remaining = (total - done) as f64 / rate; + format!(" eta {:.0}s", remaining) + } else { + String::new() + }; + + // Oldest in-flight blocks (up to 3) for visibility into + // slow/stuck compilations. Sort by start time ascending. + let in_flight: Vec = { + let mut entries: Vec<(Name, Instant)> = + active_p.lock().unwrap().clone(); + entries.sort_by_key(|(_, t)| *t); + entries + .iter() + .take(3) + .map(|(n, t)| { + format!("{} ({:.0}s)", n.pretty(), t.elapsed().as_secs_f64()) + }) + .collect() + }; + let suffix = if in_flight.is_empty() { + String::new() + } else { + format!(" · in-flight: {}", in_flight.join(", ")) + }; + + // Always print the first tick and any tick with progress; + // print "stalled" ticks less often so the log doesn't churn. + if changed || done == 0 { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] {done}/{total} ({pct:.1}%) · {elapsed:.0}s{eta}{suffix}" + ); + } else { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] {done}/{total} ({pct:.1}%) · STALLED{suffix}" + ); + } + } + }); + } + // Spawn worker threads for _ in 0..num_threads { s.spawn(move || { @@ -181,6 +355,19 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Track time for slow block detection let block_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + // Register as in-flight for the progress reporter. Remove on + // every exit path (panic converted to error, graceful error, + // success). + active_ref.lock().unwrap().push((lo.clone(), block_start)); + + if *IX_LOG_BLOCKS { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] BEGIN {} ({} members)", + lo.pretty(), + all.len() + ); + } + // Check if this block was pre-compiled into aux_name_to_addr. // Promote to name_to_addr without re-compiling. let _cc_start = std::time::Instant::now(); @@ -211,13 +398,21 @@ pub fn compile_env( let unresolved_set: NameSet = unresolved_names.iter().cloned().collect(); let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); - if let Err(e) = compile_const( - &unresolved_names[0], - &unresolved_set, - lean_env, - &mut cache, - stt_ref, - ) { + let cross_name = unresolved_names[0].clone(); + let res = run_compile_catching_panic( + &cross_name, + "compile_const(cross-SCC)", + || { + compile_const( + &cross_name, + &unresolved_set, + lean_env, + &mut cache, + stt_ref, + ) + }, + ); + if let Err(e) = res { eprintln!( "[compile_env] cross-SCC compile failed for {}: {}", unresolved_names[0].pretty(), @@ -245,13 +440,25 @@ pub fn compile_env( // each constant, setting Named.original with the // original (addr, meta) for decompilation roundtrip. let mut orig_cache = BlockCache::default(); - if let Err(e) = compile_const_no_aux( + let res = run_compile_catching_panic( &lo, - &all, - lean_env, - &mut orig_cache, - stt_ref, - ) { + "compile_const_no_aux", + || { + compile_const_no_aux( + &lo, + &all, + lean_env, + &mut orig_cache, + stt_ref, + ) + }, + ); + if let Err(e) = res { + // Drop in-flight entry before surfacing the error. + active_ref + .lock() + .unwrap() + .retain(|(n, _)| n != &lo); let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); if err_guard.is_none() { eprintln!( @@ -277,9 +484,14 @@ pub fn compile_env( } else { // Compile this block let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); - if let Err(e) = - compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt_ref) - { + let res = run_compile_catching_panic( + &lo, + "compile_const", + || compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt_ref), + ); + if let Err(e) = res { + // Drop in-flight entry before surfacing the error. + active_ref.lock().unwrap().retain(|(n, _)| n != &lo); let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); if err_guard.is_none() { eprintln!( @@ -349,6 +561,14 @@ pub fn compile_env( } } + // Block completed successfully: drop in-flight entry and + // log to BEGIN/END if requested. Don't touch active_ref + // after completed counter bump — if the reporter happens + // to wake right after bump and before this cleanup, it + // might show a completed block as in-flight, but the + // numbers still reconcile on the next tick. + active_ref.lock().unwrap().retain(|(n, _)| n != &lo); + // Check for slow blocks let elapsed = block_start.elapsed(); if *crate::ix::compile::IX_TIMING && elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { @@ -362,6 +582,13 @@ pub fn compile_env( cc_time, ); } + if *IX_LOG_BLOCKS { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] END {} ({:.2}s)", + lo.pretty(), + elapsed.as_secs_f32(), + ); + } // Collect newly-ready blocks by removing satisfied deps. // HashSet::remove is idempotent — no double-decrement risk. @@ -436,8 +663,37 @@ pub fn compile_env( } }); } + + // Wait for workers to drain, then stop the progress reporter. Scoped + // threads join implicitly at the end of the scope, so we signal stop + // before exiting — the reporter's sleep may keep it alive past worker + // exit otherwise. + // + // Workers only exit via `None => ...` which requires either + // all-completed or an error flag set, so by the time we reach here + // (after the explicit join below), the scheduler is truly done. + // + // We can't `join()` scoped worker handles from outside their creation, + // so instead we poll completion/error and only then stop progress. + // The poll is cheap (one atomic + one mutex lock per iteration) and + // bounded by the slowest worker. + while completed_ref.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst) < total_blocks + && error_ref.lock().unwrap().is_none() + { + thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(25)); + } + stop_progress_ref.store(true, AtomicOrdering::Relaxed); }); + if !*IX_QUIET { + let scheduler_elapsed = compile_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(); + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] scheduler drained: {}/{} blocks in {scheduler_elapsed:.1}s", + completed.load(AtomicOrdering::SeqCst), + total_blocks, + ); + } + // Check for errors if let Some(e) = error.into_inner().unwrap() { return Err(e); @@ -468,6 +724,19 @@ pub fn compile_env( }); } + if !*IX_QUIET { + let total_elapsed = compile_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(); + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] complete in {total_elapsed:.1}s · \ + env: {} consts, {} named, {} names, {} blobs, {} comms", + stt.env.const_count(), + stt.env.named_count(), + stt.env.name_count(), + stt.env.blob_count(), + stt.env.comm_count(), + ); + } + Ok(stt) } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index 4402a322..68442cae 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::recursor; use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant}; use crate::ix::compile::{ BlockCache, CompileState, compile_definition, compile_inductive, - compile_mutual_block, compile_recursor, sort_consts, + compile_mutual_block, compile_name, compile_recursor, sort_consts, }; use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::{ InductiveProj, MutConst as IxonMutConst, RecursorProj, }, env::Named, - metadata::ConstantMeta, + metadata::{ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo}, univ::Univ, }; use crate::ix::mutual::{Def, Ind, MutConst}; @@ -233,6 +233,41 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( } } + // Register the synthetic Muts named entry for this block. `block_addr` + // stores an `IxonCI::Muts(...)` constant, but kernel ingress only + // discovers mutual blocks by finding a named entry tagged + // `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all }` and calling `ingress_muts_block` on + // it. Without this entry, ingress never routes the block's members into + // the kernel env, and downstream checks fail with `UnknownConst`. + // + // The key is a synthetic `Ix..` name + // produced by `Address::muts_name`, so alpha-equivalent blocks with + // different member names get distinct entries. `all` is a 2-D array of + // name-hash addresses, one class per mutual component. + let first_name = sorted_classes + .first() + .and_then(|c| c.first()) + .map(|c| c.name()) + .expect("compile_aux_block invariant: at least one class with one member"); + let muts_all: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| { + class + .iter() + .map(|c| Address::from_blake3_hash(*c.name().get_hash())) + .collect() + }) + .collect(); + let muts_name = block_addr.muts_name(&first_name); + compile_name(&muts_name, stt); + stt.env.register_name( + muts_name, + Named::new( + block_addr.clone(), + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all: muts_all }), + ), + ); + // Batch-push to pending queue (single lock acquisition). if !pending_names.is_empty() { stt.aux_gen_pending.lock().unwrap().extend(pending_names); diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs index 448fb2f6..7b9a15be 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs @@ -314,17 +314,166 @@ pub fn resolve_kvmap( }, DataValue::OfInt(a) => { let bytes = ixon_env.get_blob(a)?; - env::DataValue::OfInt(env::Int::OfNat( - lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from_le_bytes(&bytes), - )) + let int = deser_int(&bytes)?; + env::DataValue::OfInt(int) + }, + DataValue::OfSyntax(a) => { + // Deserialize the Syntax tree from its blob. Mirrors + // `compile.rs::serialize_syntax_inner`; the deserializer only + // needs `Env::get_blob` + `Env::get_name`, so it lives here + // rather than in `decompile.rs` (which depends on CompileState). + let bytes = ixon_env.get_blob(a)?; + let mut buf = bytes.as_slice(); + let syn = deser_syntax(&mut buf, ixon_env)?; + env::DataValue::OfSyntax(Box::new(syn)) }, - DataValue::OfSyntax(_) => return None, // Syntax not round-tripped through kernel }; Some((name, resolved)) }) .collect() } +// =========================================================================== +// Syntax deserialization from blobs +// =========================================================================== +// +// These mirror the compile-side `serialize_syntax_inner` / +// `serialize_source_info` / `serialize_substring` / `serialize_preresolved` +// in `src/ix/compile.rs`. They live here (not `decompile.rs`) so that +// `resolve_kvmap` can materialize `DataValue::OfSyntax` entries during +// kernel ingress — the decompile-side helpers depend on `CompileState`, +// which isn't available in the ingress path. All we need is the `Env` +// (for blob + name lookups). + +fn deser_u8(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Option { + let (&x, rest) = buf.split_first()?; + *buf = rest; + Some(x) +} + +fn deser_tag0(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Option { + Tag0::get(buf).ok().map(|t| t.size) +} + +fn deser_addr(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Option
{ + if buf.len() < 32 { + return None; + } + let (bytes, rest) = buf.split_at(32); + *buf = rest; + Address::from_slice(bytes).ok() +} + +/// Deserialize a signed `Int` from bytes (mirrors compile-side encoding in +/// `compile_data_value` / `DataValue::OfInt`). +fn deser_int(bytes: &[u8]) -> Option { + let (&tag, rest) = bytes.split_first()?; + match tag { + 0 => Some(env::Int::OfNat(lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from_le_bytes(rest))), + 1 => Some(env::Int::NegSucc(lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from_le_bytes(rest))), + _ => None, + } +} + +fn deser_substring( + buf: &mut &[u8], + ixon_env: &super::env::Env, +) -> Option { + let str_addr = deser_addr(buf)?; + let s = String::from_utf8(ixon_env.get_blob(&str_addr)?).ok()?; + let start_pos = lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(deser_tag0(buf)?); + let stop_pos = lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(deser_tag0(buf)?); + Some(env::Substring { str: s, start_pos, stop_pos }) +} + +fn deser_source_info( + buf: &mut &[u8], + ixon_env: &super::env::Env, +) -> Option { + match deser_u8(buf)? { + 0 => { + let leading = deser_substring(buf, ixon_env)?; + let leading_pos = lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(deser_tag0(buf)?); + let trailing = deser_substring(buf, ixon_env)?; + let trailing_pos = lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(deser_tag0(buf)?); + Some(env::SourceInfo::Original( + leading, + leading_pos, + trailing, + trailing_pos, + )) + }, + 1 => { + let start = lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(deser_tag0(buf)?); + let end = lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(deser_tag0(buf)?); + let canonical = deser_u8(buf)? != 0; + Some(env::SourceInfo::Synthetic(start, end, canonical)) + }, + 2 => Some(env::SourceInfo::None), + _ => None, + } +} + +fn deser_preresolved( + buf: &mut &[u8], + ixon_env: &super::env::Env, +) -> Option { + match deser_u8(buf)? { + 0 => { + let name = ixon_env.get_name(&deser_addr(buf)?)?; + Some(env::SyntaxPreresolved::Namespace(name)) + }, + 1 => { + let name = ixon_env.get_name(&deser_addr(buf)?)?; + let count = deser_tag0(buf)? as usize; + let mut fields = Vec::with_capacity(count); + for _ in 0..count { + let addr = deser_addr(buf)?; + fields.push(String::from_utf8(ixon_env.get_blob(&addr)?).ok()?); + } + Some(env::SyntaxPreresolved::Decl(name, fields)) + }, + _ => None, + } +} + +fn deser_syntax( + buf: &mut &[u8], + ixon_env: &super::env::Env, +) -> Option { + match deser_u8(buf)? { + 0 => Some(env::Syntax::Missing), + 1 => { + let info = deser_source_info(buf, ixon_env)?; + let kind = ixon_env.get_name(&deser_addr(buf)?)?; + let arg_count = deser_tag0(buf)? as usize; + let mut args = Vec::with_capacity(arg_count); + for _ in 0..arg_count { + args.push(deser_syntax(buf, ixon_env)?); + } + Some(env::Syntax::Node(info, kind, args)) + }, + 2 => { + let info = deser_source_info(buf, ixon_env)?; + let val_addr = deser_addr(buf)?; + let val = String::from_utf8(ixon_env.get_blob(&val_addr)?).ok()?; + Some(env::Syntax::Atom(info, val)) + }, + 3 => { + let info = deser_source_info(buf, ixon_env)?; + let raw_val = deser_substring(buf, ixon_env)?; + let val = ixon_env.get_name(&deser_addr(buf)?)?; + let pr_count = deser_tag0(buf)? as usize; + let mut preresolved = Vec::with_capacity(pr_count); + for _ in 0..pr_count { + preresolved.push(deser_preresolved(buf, ixon_env)?); + } + Some(env::Syntax::Ident(info, raw_val, val, preresolved)) + }, + _ => None, + } +} + // =========================================================================== // Serialization helpers // =========================================================================== diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs index 4c6196a2..a9e1bc9c 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs @@ -1096,11 +1096,21 @@ impl Env { /// Serialize an Env to bytes. pub fn put(&self, buf: &mut Vec) -> Result<(), String> { + // Chatty per-section logging gated on IX_QUIET=1 (disables) so we can + // diagnose serialization stalls on huge envs (Mathlib: ~1M consts). The + // cost is a few eprintlns per put() call — negligible. + let quiet = std::env::var("IX_QUIET").is_ok(); + let overall_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + // Header: Tag4 with flag=0xE, size=0 (Env variant) Tag4::new(Self::FLAG, 0).put(buf); // Section 1: Blobs (Address -> bytes) // Sort by address for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) + let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 1/5 blobs: collecting {} entries", self.blobs.len()); + } let mut blobs: Vec<_> = self.blobs.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); blobs.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); @@ -1110,25 +1120,69 @@ impl Env { put_u64(bytes.len() as u64, buf); buf.extend_from_slice(bytes); } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 1/5 blobs done in {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + buf.len(), + ); + } // Section 2: Consts (Address -> Constant) // Sort by address for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) + let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: collecting {} entries", self.consts.len()); + } let mut consts: Vec<_> = self .consts .iter() .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) .collect(); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: collected in {:.1}s, sorting...", + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + let sort_start = std::time::Instant::now(); consts.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: sorted in {:.1}s, serializing...", + sort_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + let put_start = std::time::Instant::now(); put_u64(consts.len() as u64, buf); for (addr, constant) in &consts { put_address(addr, buf); constant.put(buf); } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + put_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + buf.len(), + ); + } // Section 3: Names (Address -> Name component) // Topologically sorted so parents come before children // Also build name index for metadata serialization + let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 3/5 names: topo-sorting {} entries", self.names.len()); + } let sorted_names = topological_sort_names(&self.names); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 3/5 names: topo-sorted in {:.1}s, serializing...", + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + let put_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut name_index: NameIndex = NameIndex::new(); put_u64(sorted_names.len() as u64, buf); for (i, (addr, name)) in sorted_names.iter().enumerate() { @@ -1136,22 +1190,60 @@ impl Env { put_address(addr, buf); put_name_component(name, buf); } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 3/5 names done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + put_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + buf.len(), + ); + } // Section 4: Named (name Address -> Named) // Sort by name hash for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) // Use indexed serialization for metadata (saves ~24 bytes per address) + let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 4/5 named: collecting {} entries", self.named.len()); + } let mut named: Vec<_> = self.named.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 4/5 named: collected in {:.1}s, sorting...", + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + let sort_start = std::time::Instant::now(); named .sort_by(|a, b| a.0.get_hash().as_bytes().cmp(b.0.get_hash().as_bytes())); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 4/5 named: sorted in {:.1}s, serializing...", + sort_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } + let put_start = std::time::Instant::now(); put_u64(named.len() as u64, buf); for (name, named_entry) in &named { put_bytes(name.get_hash().as_bytes(), buf); put_named_indexed(named_entry, &name_index, buf)?; } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 4/5 named done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + put_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + buf.len(), + ); + } // Section 5: Comms (Address -> Comm) // Sort by address for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) + let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 5/5 comms: collecting {} entries", self.comms.len()); + } let mut comms: Vec<_> = self.comms.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); comms.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); @@ -1160,6 +1252,18 @@ impl Env { put_address(addr, buf); comm.put(buf); } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 5/5 comms done in {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + buf.len(), + ); + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] ALL DONE: {} bytes in {:.1}s", + buf.len(), + overall_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } Ok(()) } From 05bdf10f566d368e9d3eb5b2a9a4af8a558860c6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2026 23:53:23 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 10/34] Close the Mathlib aux_gen congruence loop: CompileMathlib.lean passes MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Makes `Benchmarks/Compile/CompileMathlib.lean` pass end-to-end through the validator by closing every remaining aux_gen hash divergence and wiring up the two diagnostic roundtrips + the `ix validate` CLI they share. ### New: `ix validate --path ` subcommand Runs the full 8-phase aux_gen validation pipeline (compile + decompile + roundtrip + alpha-equivalence + nested-detect checks) on any Lean file, reusing the same Rust FFI (`rs_compile_validate_aux`) the `validate-aux` test runner already calls. Separate from `ix compile` because validation is expensive and primarily a correctness gate; separate from `lake test` so Mathlib-scale validation doesn't force the test binary to rebuild on every Mathlib update. Supports `--ns Aesop,SetTheory.PGame` namespace filtering with transitive-dep closure. Moves `buildFile` / `fetchMathlibCache` from `Cli/CompileCmd.lean` to `Ix/Meta.lean` so both CLI entry points share the same Mathlib-cache bootstrap, and drops `test-ffi` gating on `rs_compile_validate_aux` so the production `ix` binary can call it. ### New: two roundtrip diagnostic tests - `kernel-ixon-roundtrip` (replaces the old `kernel-roundtrip`): now runs `Lean → compile → ixon_ingress → KEnv → ixon_egress → decompile_env → Lean` rather than a second ad-hoc `KEnv → Lean` decompiler. Passing through the validated `decompile_env` lets aux_gen auxiliaries (`.brecOn*`, `.below`, `.brecOn_N.eq`) regenerate from the kernel-canonicalized Ixon form — closing the binder-name / alpha- collapse drift the old direct path couldn't see. - `kernel-lean-roundtrip` (new): `Lean → lean_ingress → KEnv → lean_egress → Lean`, skipping compile + Ixon entirely. Used to bisect between compile-pipeline bugs and ingress/egress bugs — if this is clean but `kernel-ixon-roundtrip` fails, compile is losing info. ### New: `ixon_egress` (`src/ix/kernel/egress.rs`) Inverse of `ixon_ingress`: `KEnv + original IxonEnv → IxonEnv'`. Reuses `apply_sharing_*` from the compile side so the output is ready for `decompile_env`, and preserves each `Named.original` so aux_gen entries survive the roundtrip. Parallelized over DashMap partitions (muts blocks vs. standalone). Meta-only by design — generalizing to `Anon` requires address-keyed lookups. ### New: `lean_ingress` (`src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs`) Direct `LeanEnv → KEnv`, bypassing `compile_env` + `ixon_ingress`. Uses `lean_name_to_addr` for every `KId.addr`, populates `kenv.intern` in-place, and emits `kenv.blocks` only for mutuals with >1 member. Only needed by the bisecting `kernel-lean-roundtrip` test. ### Aux_gen correctness - **Unsafe propagation** — plumbed `is_unsafe` through `.rec`, `.below` (Type + Prop), `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn.eq`, `.casesOn`, `.recOn`. Matches Lean's `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` + `mkThmOrUnsafeDef`: unsafe `.brecOn.eq` flips from `Thm` to unsafe `Defn` with `Opaque` hints; all type-level aux get `Unsafe`/`Opaque` safety whenever the parent inductive is unsafe. Previously hardcoded `Safe`, breaking content hashes on unsafe inductives. - **Kernel WHNF in `find_rec_target` / IH builders** — `build_minor_type`, `build_ih_type_fvar`, `build_rule_ih_fvar`, and `find_rec_target` now delta-unfold field-domain heads via `TcScope::whnf_lean` instead of pure `beta_reduce`. Matches Lean's `kernel/inductive.cpp:: is_rec_argument`; fixes `reduceCtorParam*` regressions where an inductive appears under a definition head like `constType (n α) (n α)`. - **K-target via WHNF-reduced sort** — `compute_is_large_and_k` uses the kernel-derived `is_prop` rather than syntactic `peek_result_sort`, so reducible-alias target types like `Presieve X := ∀ Y, (Y ⟶ X) → Prop` correctly qualify for K. - **`.brecOn.eq` indexed-Eq construction** — per-index sort levels computed via `TcScope::get_level` (was hardcoded `Sort 1`); per-index `Eq` vs `HEq` decided via `TcScope::is_def_eq` matching Lean's `mkEqAndProof`; dependent index types substitute `outer_idx → new_idx`; major's sort level threaded explicitly. Fixes `TRBTree.brecOn.eq`, `Quiver.Path.brecOn.eq`, `PGame.Relabelling.brecOn.eq`, `Monoid.CoprodI.NeWord.brecOn.eq`, `NFA.Path.brecOn.eq`, and similar indexed-inductive cases. - **`level_normalize`** — ported from Lean's `Level.normalize` (`Lean/Level.lean:379-401`), applied by `TcScope::get_level` before returning sort levels for forall types. Matches `inferForallType`; without it, level trees stayed in our kernel's `mkLevelMax'` local-simp form and produced alpha-equivalent-but-not-hash-equal PProd level args (e.g., `SetTheory.PGame.brecOn.go` d=9 PProd.mk.lvl[1]). - **Nested-inductive false-positive** — `try_detect_nested_fvar` no longer matches against `flat`-stored external aux names (`Array`, `Option`, …). Matching only against the block's original inductives mirrors the kernel's `is_nested_inductive_app`; the old behavior flagged innocent occurrences (e.g., `Option (Array Script.LazyStep)` inside `Aesop.RappData`) and cascaded into phantom `_nested.Option_N` / `.rec_N+1` / `.below_N+1` / `.brecOn_N+1` constants. ### Kernel ingress/egress - **`RecRule.ctor` metadata field** — added `ctor: M::MField` to kernel `RecRule` so ingress ↔ egress roundtrips the Lean rule's ctor name. Unused by the kernel itself (dispatch is positional via `cidx`); erased in `Anon` mode. Threads through `ingress_recursor`, `egress_constant`, and every recursor-building site in `kernel/inductive.rs`, including all tutorial tests. - **Mdata preservation** — `lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw` accumulates consecutive `Mdata(kv, _)` layers into a single `Vec` attached via the `_mdata` constructors. Previously silently discarded, which lost every `_recApp` / `_inaccessible` / `noImplicitLambda` / `borrowed` / `sunfoldMatch` / `save_info` annotation. `kernel-lean-roundtrip` guards against regressing this. - **Binder-name tracking** — `lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw` now threads a `binder_names` stack so `ExprData::Var`'s display name is populated by de Bruijn lookup (cosmetic for pretty-printing; doesn't affect type-checking). - **`resolve_all` correctness** — errors on missing Named entries instead of synthesizing a name-hash fallback. The old fallback produced ghost KConsts (KIds referring to addresses where no KConst was ever stored), causing obscure downstream lookup failures and alpha-collapse confusion. `ingress_muts_inductive` also requires per-ctor Named metadata to avoid synthesizing junk binder names from missing arenas. - **Nat blob address fix** — uses `to_le_bytes()` (full BigInt width) rather than `to_u64().unwrap_or(0).to_le_bytes()` which truncated values ≥ 2⁶⁴ to 0, hash-consing distinct Nats to the same KExpr. - **Rename**: `ixon_to_zenv → ixon_ingress`, `egress_env → lean_egress`. Disambiguates the four ingress/egress directions now that the Ixon and Lean variants coexist. ### Mathlib-scale memory + parallelism - **`Env::put` streaming** — collect only keys up front, `par_sort_unstable`, look up each value via `DashMap::get` in the write loop so only one value is live beyond the DashMap's own storage. Saves ~30 GB peak RSS on Mathlib (Section 4 `Named` had the clone-into-Vec dominating peak). `topological_sort_names` keeps the tuple-clone path: benchmarked 22s faster than keys-only DFS because the Arc parent chain avoids 4.7M shard lookups. - **`validate-aux` parallelism** — Phases 1, 3, 4, 6, 7b, and Phase 2's aux_gen+alpha step all run via `rayon::par_iter` with atomic pass/fail counters and a 20-entry mutex-guarded failure sample. Phase 2 is restructured into three passes (serial collect → serial pre-ingress → parallel aux_gen) because `p2_kctx` can't be populated concurrently with aux_gen's reads. - **Phase 7 memory accounting** — `std::mem::take(&mut stt.env)` extracts the Ixon env before dropping the rest of stt + dstt in parallel via `rayon::join`; serialize's 3 GB buffer dropped immediately after deserialize; `fresh_stt` destructor offloaded to a background thread so Phase 7b's parallel scan doesn't wait on it. - **CLI-path destructor skip** — `rs_compile_env` and `rs_compile_validate_aux` `std::mem::forget` their final state by default (escape hatch: `IX_SKIP_DROPS=0`). On Mathlib this trims 60–90 seconds of shard-by-shard `Arc` refcount chains at process exit, where the OS reclaims the pages immediately anyway. ### Removed: `Named.name_refs` The `Vec>` per-address name table was populated by every compile path but never read by the decompiler — the arena's `ExprMetaData::Ref { name }` already distinguishes alpha-collapsed Refs via its name-content hash. Deletes the field, its `with_name_refs` builder, every compile-site population, and the two `name_refs` serialization loops. Small serialized-size win; no behavioral change. --- Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean | 40 - Ix/Cli/ValidateCmd.lean | 150 +++ Ix/CompileM.lean | 12 + Ix/Meta.lean | 41 + Main.lean | 2 + Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean | 20 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean | 19 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/RoundtripNoCompile.lean | 46 + Tests/Main.lean | 4 +- src/ffi/compile.rs | 82 +- src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 3 +- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 356 +++--- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 999 +++++++++------ src/ix/compile.rs | 54 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 12 + src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 310 ++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs | 1496 ++++++++++++++--------- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs | 4 + src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 38 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 24 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs | 5 + src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 383 ++++-- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 109 +- src/ix/decompile.rs | 110 +- src/ix/ixon/env.rs | 42 +- src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs | 247 ++-- src/ix/kernel/constant.rs | 8 + src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 942 +++++++++++++- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 33 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 699 +++++++++-- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs | 19 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs | 4 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs | 20 +- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 4 +- 34 files changed, 4608 insertions(+), 1729 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Ix/Cli/ValidateCmd.lean create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/RoundtripNoCompile.lean diff --git a/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean index 792010b7..eed3896e 100644 --- a/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean +++ b/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean @@ -3,51 +3,11 @@ public import Cli public import Ix.Common public import Ix.CompileM public import Ix.Meta -public import Batteries.Data.String public section open System (FilePath) -/-- If the project depends on Mathlib, download the Mathlib cache. -/ -private def fetchMathlibCache (cwd : Option FilePath) : IO Unit := do - let root := cwd.getD "." - let manifest := root / "lake-manifest.json" - let contents ← IO.FS.readFile manifest - if contents.containsSubstr "leanprover-community/mathlib4" then - let mathlibBuild := root / ".lake" / "packages" / "mathlib" / ".lake" / "build" - if ← mathlibBuild.pathExists then - println! "Mathlib cache already present, skipping fetch." - return - println! "Detected Mathlib dependency. Fetching Mathlib cache..." - let child ← IO.Process.spawn { - cmd := "lake" - args := #["exe", "cache", "get"] - cwd := cwd - stdout := .inherit - stderr := .inherit - } - let exitCode ← child.wait - if exitCode != 0 then - throw $ IO.userError "lake exe cache get failed" - -/-- Build the Lean module at the given file path using Lake. -/ -private def buildFile (path : FilePath) : IO Unit := do - let path ← IO.FS.realPath path - let some moduleName := path.fileStem - | throw $ IO.userError s!"cannot determine module name from {path}" - fetchMathlibCache path.parent - let child ← IO.Process.spawn { - cmd := "lake" - args := #["build", moduleName] - cwd := path.parent - stdout := .inherit - stderr := .inherit - } - let exitCode ← child.wait - if exitCode != 0 then - throw $ IO.userError "lake build failed" - def runCompileCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do let some path := p.flag? "path" | p.printError "error: must specify --path" diff --git a/Ix/Cli/ValidateCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/ValidateCmd.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..437ca93d --- /dev/null +++ b/Ix/Cli/ValidateCmd.lean @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +/- + `ix validate --path `: run the 8-phase aux_gen validation pipeline + against the Lean environment for any file. + + This is the CLI counterpart to the `validate-aux` test runner. Both funnel + into the same Rust FFI (`rs_compile_validate_aux` in `src/ffi/lean_env.rs`), + which performs: + + 1. Compilation succeeds (every input constant gets an address) + 2. Aux_gen congruence (post-compile: decompiled aux_gen ≡ Lean's) + 3. No ephemeral leaks in the Ixon env + 4. Alpha-equivalence group canonicity + 5. Decompilation with debug info + 6. Aux congruence roundtrip (no-debug decompile ≡ Lean's) + 7. Decompilation without debug info (serialize → deserialize) + 7b. Per-constant roundtrip fidelity + 8. Nested inductive detection verification + + Separate from `ix compile` because validation is expensive (runs compile + twice, decompile twice, and alpha-equivalence checks) and primarily useful + as a correctness gate. The `compile` command is the fast production path. + + Separate from the `lake test` binary because we don't want Mathlib (or any + large file's transitive imports) to be a compile-time dep of the test + suite — it'd force the test binary to rebuild on every Mathlib update. +-/ +module +public import Cli +public import Ix.Common +public import Ix.CompileM +public import Ix.Meta + +public section + +open System (FilePath) + +/-- Collect the transitive closure of constants referenced by a set of seed +names. Mirrors the identically-named helper in `Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean` +so the CLI and test runner share the same dep-discovery semantics. + +Walks each seed's type + value + recursor rules + ctor/all links until no +new names are discovered. The returned list preserves the source environment's +iteration order over the computed name set. -/ +partial def collectDeps (env : Lean.Environment) (seeds : List Lean.Name) + : List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) := Id.run do + let mut needed : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := {} + let mut worklist := seeds + while !worklist.isEmpty do + match worklist with + | [] => break + | n :: rest => + worklist := rest + if needed.contains n then continue + needed := needed.insert n + if let some ci := env.constants.find? n then + let mut refs : Lean.NameSet := ci.type.getUsedConstantsAsSet + match ci with + | .defnInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .thmInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .opaqueInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .inductInfo v => + for ctorName in v.ctors do + refs := refs.insert ctorName + if let some ctorCi := env.constants.find? ctorName then + for r in ctorCi.type.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + for mutName in v.all do + refs := refs.insert mutName + | .ctorInfo v => + refs := refs.insert v.induct + | .recInfo v => + for mutName in v.all do + refs := refs.insert mutName + for rule in v.rules do + for r in rule.rhs.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | _ => pure () + for r in refs do + if !needed.contains r then + worklist := r :: worklist + env.constants.toList.filter fun (n, _) => needed.contains n + +/-- Strip ASCII whitespace from both ends of `s`. We roll our own because +`String.trim` was deprecated in favor of slice-returning variants, and we +need a `String → String` shape for `.toName`. -/ +private def asciiTrim (s : String) : String := + let cs := s.toList.dropWhile Char.isWhitespace + String.ofList (cs.reverse.dropWhile Char.isWhitespace).reverse + +/-- Parse a comma-separated namespace filter like `"Aesop,SetTheory.PGame"` into +a list of `Lean.Name` prefixes. Empty entries are dropped. -/ +def parsePrefixes (s : String) : List Lean.Name := + (s.splitOn ",").filterMap fun raw => + let trimmed := asciiTrim raw + if trimmed.isEmpty then none else some trimmed.toName + +def runValidateCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do + let some path := p.flag? "path" + | p.printError "error: must specify --path" + return 1 + let pathStr := path.as! String + + -- `buildFile` also runs `lake exe cache get` if the target depends on + -- Mathlib, so large-env validation (`Benchmarks/Compile/CompileMathlib.lean`) + -- works out of the box without a prior `lake build`. + buildFile pathStr + let leanEnv ← getFileEnv pathStr + + -- Apply optional namespace filter — mirrors `Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean`. + -- When `--prefix Aesop,Nat` is given, only constants whose name starts with + -- one of those prefixes seed the dependency walk. The full transitive closure + -- is still validated (so aux_gen's cross-module deps resolve correctly); the + -- filter just narrows the "interesting" surface. + let constList ← match p.flag? "ns" with + | none => pure leanEnv.constants.toList + | some flag => + let raw := flag.as! String + let prefixes := parsePrefixes raw + if prefixes.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[validate] warning: --ns '{raw}' parsed to empty list; validating full env" + pure leanEnv.constants.toList + else + let seeds := leanEnv.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => + if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none + IO.println s!"[validate] filter: {prefixes.length} namespace(s), {seeds.length} seed constants" + let closed := collectDeps leanEnv seeds + IO.println s!"[validate] filter: {closed.length} constants after transitive-dep closure" + pure closed + + IO.println s!"Running Ix validator on {pathStr}" + IO.println s!"Total constants: {constList.length}" + + let start ← IO.monoMsNow + let failures := Ix.CompileM.rsCompileValidateAuxFFI constList + let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start + + IO.println s!"[validate] total failures: {failures} (in {elapsed.formatMs})" + return if failures == 0 then 0 else 1 + +def validateCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| + validate VIA runValidateCmd; + "Validate a Lean file through the full compile → decompile → roundtrip pipeline" + + FLAGS: + path : String; "Path to file whose env should be validated" + ns : String; "Comma-separated Lean name prefixes to filter on (e.g. 'Aesop,SetTheory.PGame'). When set, only seeds matching any prefix are validated; transitive deps are pulled in automatically." +] + +end diff --git a/Ix/CompileM.lean b/Ix/CompileM.lean index 570dea7e..e1734f49 100644 --- a/Ix/CompileM.lean +++ b/Ix/CompileM.lean @@ -1924,6 +1924,18 @@ def compileEnvParallel (env : Ix.Environment) (blocks : Ix.CondensedBlocks) @[extern "rs_compile_env"] opaque rsCompileEnvBytesFFI : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO ByteArray +/-- FFI: 8-phase validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline (compile + + decompile + roundtrip + alpha-equivalence + nested-detect checks). + Returns total failure count across all phases. + + Shared between the `ix validate` CLI subcommand (`Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd`) + and the `validate-aux` test runner (`Tests.Ix.Compile.ValidateAux`). + The underlying Rust function is `rs_compile_validate_aux` in + `src/ffi/lean_env.rs`. -/ +@[extern "rs_compile_validate_aux"] +opaque rsCompileValidateAuxFFI + : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → USize + /-- Compile a Lean environment to Ixon.Env bytes using the Rust compiler. -/ def rsCompileEnvBytes (leanEnv : Lean.Environment) : IO ByteArray := do let constList := leanEnv.constants.toList diff --git a/Ix/Meta.lean b/Ix/Meta.lean index 9036259a..6c972bf2 100644 --- a/Ix/Meta.lean +++ b/Ix/Meta.lean @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ module public import Lean.Meta.Reduce public import Ix.Address public import Ix.CompileM +public import Batteries.Data.String public section @@ -55,6 +56,46 @@ def getCompileEnv (imports : Array Name) : IO Environment := do macro "get_env!" : term => `(getCompileEnv this_file!) +/-- If the project depends on Mathlib, download the Mathlib cache. -/ +def fetchMathlibCache (cwd : Option FilePath) : IO Unit := do + let root := cwd.getD "." + let manifest := root / "lake-manifest.json" + let contents ← IO.FS.readFile manifest + if contents.containsSubstr "leanprover-community/mathlib4" then + let mathlibBuild := root / ".lake" / "packages" / "mathlib" / ".lake" / "build" + if ← mathlibBuild.pathExists then + println! "Mathlib cache already present, skipping fetch." + return + println! "Detected Mathlib dependency. Fetching Mathlib cache..." + let child ← IO.Process.spawn { + cmd := "lake" + args := #["exe", "cache", "get"] + cwd := cwd + stdout := .inherit + stderr := .inherit + } + let exitCode ← child.wait + if exitCode != 0 then + throw $ IO.userError "lake exe cache get failed" + +/-- Build the Lean module at the given file path using Lake. +Also fetches Mathlib cache if the project depends on it. -/ +def buildFile (path : FilePath) : IO Unit := do + let path ← IO.FS.realPath path + let some moduleName := path.fileStem + | throw $ IO.userError s!"cannot determine module name from {path}" + fetchMathlibCache path.parent + let child ← IO.Process.spawn { + cmd := "lake" + args := #["build", moduleName] + cwd := path.parent + stdout := .inherit + stderr := .inherit + } + let exitCode ← child.wait + if exitCode != 0 then + throw $ IO.userError "lake build failed" + def runCore (f : CoreM α) (env : Environment) : IO α := Prod.fst <$> f.toIO { fileName := default, fileMap := default } { env } diff --git a/Main.lean b/Main.lean index 3d111f56..2a705221 100644 --- a/Main.lean +++ b/Main.lean @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ --import Ix.Cli.ProveCmd --import Ix.Cli.StoreCmd import Ix.Cli.CompileCmd +import Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd import Ix.Cli.ServeCmd import Ix.Cli.ConnectCmd import Ix @@ -16,6 +17,7 @@ def ixCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| --proveCmd; --storeCmd; compileCmd; + validateCmd; serveCmd; connectCmd ] diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean index d91257f5..b43f759a 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ import Ix.Common import Ix.Meta import Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs import Lean /-- Collect the transitive closure of constants referenced by a set of seed names. -/ @@ -59,10 +60,6 @@ partial def collectDeps (env : Lean.Environment) (seeds : List Lean.Name) worklist := r :: worklist env.constants.toList.filter fun (n, _) => needed.contains n -@[extern "rs_compile_validate_aux"] -opaque compileValidateAux : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → USize - - def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println "[validate-aux] finding seeds..." let prefixes := [ @@ -70,7 +67,8 @@ def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do `Init, `_private.Init, `State, - `Lean + `Lean, + `Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs ] let mut seeds := env.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none @@ -82,9 +80,15 @@ def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do `PProd, `PProd.mk, `PProd.rec, `Eq, `Eq.refl, `Eq.rec, `True, `True.intro, `True.rec, - `OfNat, `OfNat.rec, `SizeOf, `SizeOf.rec, + `OfNat, `OfNat.rec, `SizeOf, `SizeOf.rec, `Iff, `Iff.rec, `Add, `Add.rec, `HAdd, `HAdd.rec, `Nat, `Nat.rec, - `Nat.brecOn.eq, `PULift, `PULift.rec + `Nat.brecOn.eq, `PULift, `PULift.rec, + -- Tutorial fixtures declared with bare top-level names via `good_decl` + -- (no `Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs.` prefix). These are the rec-shape + -- cases that fail aux_gen congruence under rust-compile. + `reduceCtorParam, `reduceCtorParam.mk, `reduceCtorParam.rec, + `reduceCtorParamRefl, `reduceCtorParamRefl.mk, `reduceCtorParamRefl.rec, + `reduceCtorParamRefl2, `reduceCtorParamRefl2.mk, `reduceCtorParamRefl2.rec, ] IO.println s!"[validate-aux] {seeds.length} seeds" @@ -93,6 +97,6 @@ def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println s!"[validate-aux] {filtered.length} constants (from {seeds.length} seeds)" IO.println "[validate-aux] calling Rust FFI..." - let failures := compileValidateAux filtered + let failures := Ix.CompileM.rsCompileValidateAuxFFI filtered IO.println s!"[validate-aux] total failures: {failures}" return if failures == 0 then 0 else 1 diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean index bf90ca4a..d4bee8b3 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Roundtrip.lean @@ -1,11 +1,16 @@ /- - Kernel ingress + egress roundtrip test. + Kernel ixon roundtrip test. - Exercises `Lean env → Ixon → kernel ingress → kernel egress → Lean env` + Exercises + `Lean env → compile → ixon_ingress → kenv → ixon_egress → decompile → Lean` on the full current environment and compares each constant (by content - hash) against the original. This isolates ingress correctness from - kernel-level typechecking: if `kernel-roundtrip` passes but - `kernel-tutorial` fails, the bug is in the check side. + hash) against the original. Passing through `ixon_egress + decompile_env` + lets the validated decompile path regenerate aux_gen constants (brecOn, + below, ...) from the kernel-canonicalized Ixon form, rather than a + second ad-hoc `KEnv → Lean` decompiler. + + If `kernel-ixon-roundtrip` passes but `kernel-tutorial` fails, the bug + is in the check side. -/ import Ix.Common import Ix.Meta @@ -24,13 +29,13 @@ opaque rsKernelRoundtripFFI : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array String) def testRoundtrip : TestSeq := - .individualIO "kernel ingress+egress roundtrip" none (do + .individualIO "kernel ixon roundtrip" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! let errors ← rsKernelRoundtripFFI leanEnv.constants.toList if errors.isEmpty then return (true, 0, 0, none) else - IO.println s!"[kernel-roundtrip] {errors.size} errors:" + IO.println s!"[kernel-ixon-roundtrip] {errors.size} errors:" for msg in errors[:min 20 errors.size] do IO.println s!" {msg}" return (false, 0, 0, some s!"{errors.size} roundtrip mismatches") diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/RoundtripNoCompile.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/RoundtripNoCompile.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..405c976b --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/RoundtripNoCompile.lean @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +/- + Kernel lean roundtrip test (skips compile). + + Exercises `Lean env → lean_ingress → KEnv → lean_egress → Lean env` + on the full current environment and compares each constant (by content + hash) against the original. Unlike `kernel-ixon-roundtrip`, this path + skips `compile_env` and `ixon_ingress` entirely, so it isolates + direct-from-Lean kernel ingress from any compile/Ixon bugs. + + Used as a bisecting diagnostic: if this test is clean but + `kernel-ixon-roundtrip` has errors, the bug lives in the compile + pipeline (most likely `aux_gen` regeneration). If both tests fail with + the same errors, the bug is in the ingress/egress pipeline itself. +-/ +import Ix.Common +import Ix.Meta +import LSpec + +open LSpec + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile + +/-- FFI: run the no-compile kernel roundtrip and collect per-constant diff + messages. Empty array = roundtrip agrees with the original Lean env. + + Implemented in `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile`. -/ +@[extern "rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile"] +opaque rsKernelRoundtripNoCompileFFI : + @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array String) + +def testRoundtripNoCompile : TestSeq := + .individualIO "kernel lean roundtrip" none (do + let leanEnv ← get_env! + let errors ← rsKernelRoundtripNoCompileFFI leanEnv.constants.toList + if errors.isEmpty then + return (true, 0, 0, none) + else + IO.println s!"[kernel-lean-roundtrip] {errors.size} errors:" + for msg in errors[:min 20 errors.size] do + IO.println s!" {msg}" + return (false, 0, 0, some s!"{errors.size} roundtrip mismatches") + ) .done + +def suite : List TestSeq := [testRoundtripNoCompile] + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile diff --git a/Tests/Main.lean b/Tests/Main.lean index d5fdb398..26227903 100644 --- a/Tests/Main.lean +++ b/Tests/Main.lean @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ import Tests.Ix.Compile import Tests.Ix.Compile.ValidateAux import Tests.Ix.Decompile import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial import Tests.Ix.RustSerialize import Tests.Ix.RustDecompile @@ -53,7 +54,8 @@ def ignoredSuites : Std.HashMap String (List LSpec.TestSeq) := .ofList [ ("rust-serialize", Tests.RustSerialize.rustSerializeSuiteIO), ("rust-decompile", Tests.RustDecompile.rustDecompileSuiteIO), ("commit-io", Tests.Commit.suiteIO), - ("kernel-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip.suite), + ("kernel-ixon-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip.suite), + ("kernel-lean-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile.suite), ("kernel-tutorial", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial.suite), ] diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index 49ed4f52..0b46ee73 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -341,55 +341,43 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env( ); } - // Explicit drops with timing so we can see which destructor stalls. - // Scope-exit would drop these anyway, but without timing we'd see only - // an opaque hang between "ByteArray built" and the function returning. - // Order: buf (just bytes, fast) → compile_stt (huge: DashMaps of Consts, - // Nameds, Names, Blobs, plus the KEnv cache) → rust_env Arc (decrements - // to 0 once compile_stt's internal clone also drops, freeing LeanEnv). - if !quiet { - eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] dropping buf ({} bytes)", buf.len()); - } - let drop_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - drop(buf); - if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[rs_compile_env] buf dropped in {:.2}s", - drop_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), - ); - } - - if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[rs_compile_env] dropping compile_stt (consts={}, named={}, names={}, blobs={})", - compile_stt.env.const_count(), - compile_stt.env.named_count(), - compile_stt.env.name_count(), - compile_stt.env.blob_count(), - ); - } - let drop_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - drop(compile_stt); - if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[rs_compile_env] compile_stt dropped in {:.2}s", - drop_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), - ); - } - - if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[rs_compile_env] dropping rust_env Arc (strong_count={})", - Arc::strong_count(&rust_env), - ); + // Skip destructors on the CLI path. `rs_compile_env` is called from + // one-shot commands (lake exe ix compile, serve/connect init) where the + // process exits shortly after returning the ByteArray. Running ~millions + // of Arc chain-drops serially across DashMap shards costs 70+ + // seconds of wall time on Mathlib and accomplishes nothing — the OS + // reclaims the allocations instantly at process exit. + // + // Safety: `mem::forget` on `Arc` leaks one strong refcount; the + // underlying allocation is never freed but also never accessed. The + // `LeanEnv` inside `rust_env` was decoded into owned Rust data (no + // borrow lifetimes from Lean), so there's no UB risk from leaking it. + // + // Escape hatch: set `IX_SKIP_DROPS=0` to run destructors (for tests + // that assert clean teardown; not used by any production path). + if std::env::var("IX_SKIP_DROPS").ok().as_deref() != Some("0") { + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] skipping destructors (IX_SKIP_DROPS)"); + } + std::mem::forget(compile_stt); + std::mem::forget(rust_env); + std::mem::forget(buf); + } else { + if !quiet { + eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] running destructors (IX_SKIP_DROPS=0)"); + } + let drop_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + drop(buf); + drop(compile_stt); + drop(rust_env); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] destructors done in {:.2}s", + drop_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + ); + } } - let drop_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - drop(rust_env); if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[rs_compile_env] rust_env dropped in {:.2}s", - drop_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), - ); eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] returning ByteArray to Lean"); } LeanIOResult::ok(ba) diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index c0526016..30608bd6 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -646,8 +646,7 @@ impl LeanIxonNamed { Named { addr: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), meta: LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(), - original: None, // aux_gen not yet on FFI boundary - name_refs: Vec::new(), // populated during Rust compilation, not FFI + original: None, // aux_gen not yet on FFI boundary } } } diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index a89ca417..6ecc6747 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ //! //! 1. Decode the Lean environment into the Rust `Env` type. //! 2. Run `compile_env` to obtain the Ixon environment. -//! 3. Run `ixon_to_zenv::` to ingress into the kernel. +//! 3. Run `ixon_ingress::` to ingress into the kernel. //! 4. For each requested name, construct a `TypeChecker` sharing the //! `Arc` (so whnf / infer / def_eq caches accumulate across the //! batch) and call `check_const`. @@ -32,11 +32,12 @@ use lean_ffi::object::{ use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, parse_name}; use crate::ix::compile::compile_env; -use crate::ix::kernel::egress::egress_env; +use crate::ix::decompile::decompile_env; +use crate::ix::kernel::egress::{ixon_egress, lean_egress}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; -use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::ixon_to_zenv; +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ixon_ingress, lean_ingress}; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; @@ -108,7 +109,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t2 = Instant::now(); let (mut kenv, intern) = - match ixon_to_zenv::(&compile_state.env) { + match ixon_ingress::(&compile_state.env) { Ok(v) => v, Err(msg) => { return build_uniform_error( @@ -117,11 +118,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( ); }, }; - // FIXME: `ixon_to_zenv` returns a populated `InternTable` separately from + // FIXME: `ixon_ingress` returns a populated `InternTable` separately from // the fresh, empty one inside `KEnv::new()`. The TypeChecker reads // `env.intern`, so we have to swap. When ingress is refactored to populate - // `kenv.intern` directly (and the function is renamed to `ixon_to_kenv`), - // this line goes away. + // `kenv.intern` directly, this line goes away. kenv.intern = intern; eprintln!( "[rs_kernel_check] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", @@ -140,30 +140,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // any risk of reconstruction mismatch (e.g. Muts-block member naming vs // `named` map keys). let mut name_to_id: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); - let mut anon_count = 0usize; - let mut sample_names: Vec = Vec::new(); for (kid, _kconst) in kenv.iter() { let lean_name = format!("{}", kid.name); - if lean_name.is_empty() || lean_name == "[anonymous]" { - anon_count += 1; - } - if sample_names.len() < 10 && !lean_name.is_empty() { - sample_names.push(lean_name.clone()); - } name_to_id.insert(lean_name, kid); } - eprintln!( - "[rs_kernel_check] name_to_id: {} entries ({} anonymous), sample: {:?}", - name_to_id.len(), - anon_count, - sample_names - ); - - // Specifically probe a few names we know we'll ask for. - for probe in &["Acc", "Acc.intro", "Acc.rec", "Nat", "Nat.succ", "Eq"] { - let present = name_to_id.contains_key(*probe); - eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] probe '{probe}': {present}"); - } let total = name_strings.len(); eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking {total} constants..."); let t3 = Instant::now(); @@ -338,21 +318,32 @@ fn build_uniform_error( } // ============================================================================= -// Kernel ingress + egress roundtrip +// Kernel ingress + egress roundtrip (via Ixon + decompile) // ============================================================================= // -// End-to-end check of the ingress pipeline WITHOUT typechecking: decode the -// Lean env, compile to Ixon, ingress into `KEnv`, egress back to -// `crate::ix::env::Env`, then compare each constant's type/value expression -// against the original (by content hash, with a structural diff walker to -// pinpoint the mismatch when hashes disagree). +// End-to-end check of the compile + kernel pipeline WITHOUT typechecking: +// Lean env → compile_env (stt) +// → ixon_ingress (stt.env) → KEnv +// → ixon_egress (kenv, stt.env) → IxonEnv' +// → patch stt.env = IxonEnv' +// → decompile_env (stt) → DecompileState.env (Lean) +// and compare each constant's type/value against the original by content +// hash. // -// This isolates ingress correctness from kernel-level reasoning, so if it -// succeeds but `rs_kernel_check_consts` fails then we know the bug lives in -// the check side (or in how we're looking up constants post-ingress). +// Unlike the earlier direct `KEnv → lean_egress` variant, this path lets the +// validated `decompile_env` (the same pass `validate-aux` and `rust-compile` +// cover) regenerate the aux_gen auxiliaries (`.brecOn*`, `.brecOn_N.eq`, +// etc.) from the kernel-canonicalized Ixon form. That's the critical step +// for closing the `.brecOn*` binder-name / alpha-collapse drift: the prior +// direct path was a second decompiler with no aux_gen awareness. +// +// If `ixon_egress` is structurally faithful (kenv → ixon inversion preserves +// the original addressing) and decompile_env regenerates aux_gen correctly, +// this test should report zero mismatches. -/// FFI: exercise the full pipeline Lean env → Ixon → kernel → Lean (egress) -/// and compare each constant against the original. +/// FFI: exercise the full pipeline +/// Lean → Ixon → kernel → Ixon' → decompile → Lean, and compare each +/// constant against the original. /// /// Lean signature: /// ```lean @@ -369,20 +360,20 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( let t0 = Instant::now(); let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); - eprintln!("[rs_kernel_roundtrip] read env: {:>8.1?}", t0.elapsed()); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_roundtrip] read env: {:>8.1?}", t0.elapsed()); let t1 = Instant::now(); let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); - let compile_state = match compile_env(&rust_env_arc) { + let mut compile_state = match compile_env(&rust_env_arc) { Ok(s) => s, Err(e) => { return build_string_array(&[format!("compile error: {e:?}")]); }, }; - eprintln!("[rs_kernel_roundtrip] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_roundtrip] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); let t2 = Instant::now(); - let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_to_zenv::(&compile_state.env) { + let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_ingress::(&compile_state.env) { Ok(v) => v, Err(msg) => { return build_string_array(&[format!("ingress error: {msg}")]); @@ -390,67 +381,74 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( }; kenv.intern = intern; eprintln!( - "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", t2.elapsed(), kenv.len() ); - // Diagnostic: sample KId names from kenv and probe for tutorial targets. - // Tells us whether ingress populated `kid.name` with meaningful values or - // left them as `Name::anon()`, which would make all tutorial lookups fail. - diagnose_kenv_names( - &kenv, - &compile_state.env, - &[ - "Acc", - "Acc.intro", - "Acc.rec", - "Nat", - "Nat.succ", - "Eq", - "Prod", - "List.rec", - "Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs.TRTree", - "Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs.TN", - ], - ); - - // Diagnostic: check mdata-key name registration. `resolve_kvmap` uses - // `ixon_env.get_name(addr)` to reconstruct each mdata key, and silently - // drops entries where the name isn't registered. If `_recApp` (or other - // metadata keys) aren't in `ixon_env.names`, mdata layers get stripped. - { - use crate::ix::address::Address; - use crate::ix::env::Name; - let probes = ["_recApp", "_patWithRef", "_private", "pp.universes"]; - for probe in &probes { - let name = Name::str(Name::anon(), probe.to_string()); - let addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()); - let resolved = compile_state.env.get_name(&addr); - eprintln!( - "[diag] mdata key '{probe}': addr={} in ixon_env.names? {}", - addr.hex()[..12].to_string(), - resolved.is_some() - ); - } - } - - // Egress ZEnv → Lean env. + // Egress KEnv → IxonEnv (reusing the original env's `ConstantMeta` + + // blobs + names). let t3 = Instant::now(); - let egressed_env = egress_env(&kenv); + let egressed_ixon = match ixon_egress(&kenv, &compile_state.env) { + Ok(e) => e, + Err(msg) => { + return build_string_array(&[format!("ixon_egress error: {msg}")]); + }, + }; eprintln!( - "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] egress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] ixon egress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts, {} named)", t3.elapsed(), - egressed_env.len() + egressed_ixon.const_count(), + egressed_ixon.named_count() ); - // Compare egressed env against original, content-hash by content-hash. + // Free the kenv now that we've extracted everything we need; decompile + // works off CompileState only and the kenv is the large structure we + // built during ingress. + drop(kenv); + + // Patch the compile state to point at the egressed Ixon env. Decompile + // reads from `stt.env.named` / `stt.env.get_const` / `stt.env.get_blob` — + // the egressed env preserves all of those (meta is copied from the + // original; constants are re-synthesized from kenv; blobs/names are + // cloned). `stt.blocks`, `stt.kctx`, `stt.aux_gen_extra_names`, etc. + // remain untouched so decompile's Pass 2 (aux_gen regeneration) has the + // block structure it expects. + compile_state.env = egressed_ixon; + let t4 = Instant::now(); - let (errors, checked, not_found) = - compare_envs(&rust_env_arc, &egressed_env); + let dstt = match decompile_env(&compile_state) { + Ok(d) => d, + Err(e) => { + return build_string_array(&[format!("decompile error: {e:?}")]); + }, + }; eprintln!( - "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] verify: {:>8.1?} (checked {checked}, not_found {not_found}, errors {})", + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] decompile: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", t4.elapsed(), + dstt.env.len() + ); + + // Build a plain Lean `Env` from decompile's DashMap for the standard + // compare_envs / find_diff flow. + let t5 = Instant::now(); + let mut decompiled_env = crate::ix::env::Env::default(); + for entry in dstt.env.iter() { + decompiled_env.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] build lean env:{:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + t5.elapsed(), + decompiled_env.len() + ); + + // Compare decompiled env against original, content-hash by content-hash. + let t6 = Instant::now(); + let (errors, checked, not_found) = + compare_envs(&rust_env_arc, &decompiled_env); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] verify: {:>8.1?} (checked {checked}, not_found {not_found}, errors {})", + t6.elapsed(), errors.len() ); @@ -458,7 +456,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( drop(rust_env_arc); eprintln!( - "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] total: {:>8.1?}", + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] total: {:>8.1?}", total_start.elapsed() ); @@ -684,113 +682,79 @@ fn build_string_array(errors: &[String]) -> LeanIOResult { LeanIOResult::ok(arr) } -/// Diagnostic: report the shape of `kid.name` in `kenv` vs what -/// `compile_state.env.named` contains for the same Lean-visible names. -/// -/// Prints: -/// - total KId count and how many have `Name::anon()` (empty) names -/// - the first 10 non-empty `format!("{}", kid.name)` values -/// - for each probe name, whether `kenv` has a KId formatting to that name, -/// whether `compile_state.env.named` has it, and if so the addr prefix. +// ============================================================================= +// Direct Lean env → kernel env roundtrip (no compile) +// ============================================================================= +// +// End-to-end check that skips `compile_env` / `ixon_ingress` entirely. +// Pipeline: decoded Lean `Env` → `lean_ingress` → `KEnv` → +// `lean_egress` → `Lean env` → compare against original. +// +// Reuses the same `compare_envs` / `find_diff` / `build_string_array` +// infrastructure as `rs_kernel_roundtrip`, so error messages have identical +// shape and we can diff counts 1:1 between the two paths. +// +// Useful for bisecting brecOn-like regressions: if this path is clean and +// `rs_kernel_roundtrip` has ~50 errors, the compile pipeline is dropping +// information; if both show the same errors, ingress/egress is. + +/// FFI: exercise the full pipeline Lean env → kernel → Lean (egress) WITHOUT +/// going through Ixon compilation, and compare each constant against the +/// original. /// -/// This lets us triangulate: if `named` has "Acc" but `kenv` doesn't, ingress -/// is dropping it; if `kenv` has it under a different formatted name, our -/// key-formatting assumption is wrong; if neither has it, compile itself didn't -/// register it. -fn diagnose_kenv_names( - kenv: &KEnv, - ixon_env: &crate::ix::ixon::env::Env, - probes: &[&str], -) { - use crate::ix::address::Address; - - let mut by_name: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); - let mut by_addr: FxHashMap>> = FxHashMap::default(); - let mut anon_count = 0usize; - let mut sample: Vec = Vec::new(); - - for (kid, _kc) in kenv.iter() { - let n = format!("{}", kid.name); - if n.is_empty() || n == "[anonymous]" { - anon_count += 1; - } else if sample.len() < 10 { - sample.push(n.clone()); - } - by_addr.entry(kid.addr.clone()).or_default().push(kid.clone()); - // Last write wins on collisions; fine for diagnostic purposes. - by_name.insert(n, kid); - } +/// Lean signature: +/// ```lean +/// @[extern "rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile"] +/// opaque rsKernelRoundtripNoCompileFFI : +/// @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array String) +/// ``` +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile( + env_consts: LeanList>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let total_start = Instant::now(); + let t0 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); eprintln!( - "[diag] kenv has {} KIds total ({} unique addrs); {} anonymous; sample non-anon names: {:?}", - kenv.len(), - by_addr.len(), - anon_count, - sample + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile] read env: {:>8.1?}", + t0.elapsed() ); - for probe in probes { - let in_kenv = by_name.get(*probe); - let named_entry = ixon_env - .named - .iter() - .find(|e| format!("{}", e.key()) == *probe) - .map(|e| (e.value().addr.clone(), e.value().addr.hex()[..12].to_string())); - - match (in_kenv, &named_entry) { - (Some(kid), Some((_, named_addr))) => { - let kenv_addr = kid.addr.hex()[..12].to_string(); - let match_str = if kenv_addr == *named_addr { "==" } else { "!=" }; - eprintln!( - "[diag] '{probe}': kenv addr={kenv_addr} {match_str} named addr={named_addr}" - ); - }, - (Some(kid), None) => { - eprintln!( - "[diag] '{probe}': in kenv (addr={}) but NOT in compile_state.env.named", - kid.addr.hex()[..12].to_string() - ); - }, - (None, Some((addr, named_addr))) => { - // Probe by address into kenv — maybe the KId is there under a - // different name (anon, transformed, or with surgery). - let by_this_addr = by_addr.get(addr); - match by_this_addr { - Some(kids) => { - let names_under_addr: Vec = - kids.iter().map(|k| format!("{}", k.name)).collect(); - eprintln!( - "[diag] '{probe}': named addr={named_addr} present in kenv under other names: {:?}", - names_under_addr - ); - }, - None => { - // Check what IxonCI variant lives at that address. - let ci_variant = ixon_env - .get_const(addr) - .map(|c| match &c.info { - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Defn(_) => "Defn", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Recr(_) => "Recr", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Axio(_) => "Axio", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Quot(_) => "Quot", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Muts(_) => "Muts", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::IPrj(_) => "IPrj", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::CPrj(_) => "CPrj", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::RPrj(_) => "RPrj", - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::DPrj(_) => "DPrj", - }) - .unwrap_or(""); - eprintln!( - "[diag] '{probe}': named addr={named_addr} (IxonCI::{ci_variant}) absent from kenv — ingress dropped it" - ); - }, - } - }, - (None, None) => { - eprintln!( - "[diag] '{probe}': absent from both compile_state.env.named AND kenv — compile didn't register it" - ); - }, - } - } + // Direct Lean → kernel ingress. No compile, no Ixon. + let t1 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); + let kenv = lean_ingress(&rust_env_arc); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + t1.elapsed(), + kenv.len() + ); + + // Egress kernel → Lean. + let t2 = Instant::now(); + let egressed_env = lean_egress(&kenv); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile] egress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + t2.elapsed(), + egressed_env.len() + ); + + // Compare. + let t3 = Instant::now(); + let (errors, checked, not_found) = compare_envs(&rust_env_arc, &egressed_env); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile] verify: {:>8.1?} (checked {checked}, not_found {not_found}, errors {})", + t3.elapsed(), + errors.len() + ); + + drop(rust_env_arc); + + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile] total: {:>8.1?}", + total_start.elapsed() + ); + + build_string_array(&errors) } diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index afd73244..dc9a2d90 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -17,11 +17,8 @@ use rayon::prelude::*; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::compile::compile_env; -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::decompile::{check_decompile, decompile_env}; -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use std::sync::Arc; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; @@ -978,11 +975,9 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // Comprehensive validation: rust-compile-validate-aux // ============================================================================ -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] const VALIDATE_PREFIX: &str = "[validate-aux]"; /// Per-phase result accumulator. -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] struct PhaseResult { name: &'static str, pass: usize, @@ -990,7 +985,6 @@ struct PhaseResult { failures: Vec, } -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] impl PhaseResult { fn new(name: &'static str) -> Self { PhaseResult { name, pass: 0, fail: 0, failures: Vec::new() } @@ -1016,10 +1010,17 @@ impl PhaseResult { } } -/// Comprehensive 7-phase validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline. +/// Comprehensive 8-phase validation of the aux_gen compile pipeline. +/// +/// Available in the main `ix` binary (unlike the other `#[cfg(feature = +/// "test-ffi")]` helpers in this file) because `ix validate --path ` +/// uses it to run the full compile → decompile → roundtrip → nested-detect +/// pipeline on arbitrary Lean files. The `validate-aux` test suite in +/// `Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean` also calls this FFI via +/// `ix_rs_test`, but it's not gated on test-ffi any more — same function, +/// same binary entry point, just two callers. /// /// Returns total failure count across all phases. -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] #[unsafe(no_mangle)] extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( obj: LeanList>, @@ -1042,7 +1043,10 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let mut p1 = PhaseResult::new("1. Compilation"); println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 1: compiling..."); let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); - let stt = match std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { + // `stt` is `mut` so Phase 7 can `std::mem::take(&mut stt.env)` to extract + // the Ixon env for serialization while freeing the rest of the state + // (kctx, name_to_addr, etc.) before serialize allocates a 3 GB buffer. + let mut stt = match std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { compile_env(&env) })) { Ok(Ok(s)) => s, @@ -1072,30 +1076,63 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( }; println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} compiled in {:.2}s", t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32()); - for (name, _) in env.iter() { - if stt.ungrounded.contains_key(name) { - continue; - } - if stt.resolve_addr(name).is_some() { - p1.record_pass(); - } else { - p1.record_fail(format!("{}: not compiled", name.pretty())); - } + // Parallel scan of all 707k+ constants against `stt`. Each check is an + // independent pair of DashMap lookups (`ungrounded.contains_key` + + // `resolve_addr`), so `env.par_iter()` over the FxHashMap is safe and + // dramatically faster than a serial walk on Mathlib-scale inputs. + { + use std::sync::Mutex; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering}; + + let passes = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fails = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fail_msgs: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); + + env.par_iter().for_each(|(name, _)| { + if stt.ungrounded.contains_key(name) { + return; + } + if stt.resolve_addr(name).is_some() { + passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + } else { + fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); + if msgs.len() < 20 { + msgs.push(format!("{}: not compiled", name.pretty())); + } + } + }); + + p1.pass = passes.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p1.fail = fails.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p1.failures = fail_msgs.into_inner().unwrap(); } p1.report(); // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ // Phase 2: Aux_gen congruence (post-compilation, uses real CompileState) // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // + // Structure: three passes. + // 1. Serial — collect unique blocks (dedup by sorted `.all` names) and + // build `MutConst` values eagerly. Can't parallelize: the env iter + // is serial and the dedup set needs cross-iteration visibility. + // 2. Serial — pre-ingress each block's transitive ctor-field deps into + // the shared `p2_kctx`. Serial because the visited set + // (`p2_ingressed`) is shared across blocks, and we want each name + // processed at most once (idempotent but wasteful in parallel). + // 3. Parallel — for each block, run `generate_aux_patches` + per-patch + // `const_alpha_eq` against Lean's original. Independent across + // blocks, and the shared `p2_kctx` is internally DashMap-based so + // concurrent reads+writes are safe. Per-block results are collected + // into a `Vec` and aggregated into `p2` serially + // afterward. let mut p2 = PhaseResult::new("2. Aux_gen congruence"); println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 2: checking aux_gen congruence..."); { use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant, expr_utils}; use crate::ix::compile::{KernelCtx, mk_indc}; - use crate::ix::env::{ - ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, - DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, - }; + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo as LeanCI; use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; // Ephemeral kernel context for original-structure congruence testing. @@ -1103,6 +1140,47 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let p2_kctx = KernelCtx::new(); expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(&stt, &p2_kctx); + // ── Pass 1: collect unique work items ───────────────────────────── + // Dedup by sorted `.all` names so mutually-recursive blocks aren't + // processed once per member. + let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); + let work: Vec<(Name, Vec, Vec)> = env + .iter() + .filter_map(|(name, ci)| { + let all = match &*ci { + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => v.all.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + if all.first() != Some(&*name) { + return None; + } + let mut key = all.clone(); + key.sort(); + if !seen_blocks.insert(key) { + return None; + } + let original_cs: Vec = all + .iter() + .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { + Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) + }, + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if original_cs.is_empty() { + return None; + } + Some((name.clone(), all, original_cs)) + }) + .collect(); + drop(seen_blocks); + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 2: {} unique blocks to validate", + work.len() + ); + + // ── Pass 2: serial pre-ingress ──────────────────────────────────── // Transitive-ingress bookkeeping shared across all blocks. // // `.below` / `.brecOn` generation calls `TcScope::get_level` on RESTORED @@ -1110,66 +1188,33 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // inductive heads (`StrictOrLazy`, `WithRpcRef`, `Do.Alt`, ...) rather // than the `_nested.X_N` auxiliaries used inside the recursor overlay. // Sort inference therefore needs those externals in kenv, but nothing - // in `generate_aux_patches` adds them (the in-recursor `ingress_field_deps` - // walks the overlay — it only sees the synthetic aux names). Without - // this ingress, blocks whose ctors mention externals that don't appear - // in any simpler block's dep graph (e.g., `Lean.Widget.MsgEmbed`, - // `Lean.Elab.Term.Do.Code`) fail Phase 2 with "unknown constant". + // in `generate_aux_patches` adds them (the in-recursor + // `ingress_field_deps` walks the overlay — it only sees the synthetic + // aux names). Without this ingress, blocks whose ctors mention + // externals that don't appear in any simpler block's dep graph (e.g., + // `Lean.Widget.MsgEmbed`, `Lean.Elab.Term.Do.Code`) fail Phase 2 with + // "unknown constant". // - // We walk the transitive dep closure (inductive → ctor names → ctor - // types) per block, but the `visited` set persists across blocks so - // each name is processed at most once across the whole phase. The - // `ensure_in_kenv_of` call is itself idempotent via `kctx.kenv`, so - // the only amortized cost is the constant-info lookup per name. - let mut p2_ingressed: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); - - // Collect unique .all blocks (deduplicate by sorted names). - let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); - for (name, ci) in env.iter() { - let all = match ci { - LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => &v.all, - _ => continue, - }; - // Only process once per .all block, and only if this is all[0]. - if all.first() != Some(name) { - continue; - } - let mut key: Vec = all.clone(); - key.sort(); - if !seen_blocks.insert(key) { - continue; - } - - // Build original classes: each inductive is its own class (no collapse). - let original_classes: Vec> = - all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); - let original_cs: Vec = all - .iter() - .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { - Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { - Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) - }, - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); - - if original_cs.is_empty() { - continue; - } - - // Ingress the block's parent inductives AND their transitive ctor-field - // dependencies. `p2_ingressed` is shared across blocks so each name is - // walked at most once; see its declaration above for why this closure - // is needed despite `ingress_field_deps` running inside the recursor - // generator. - { - use crate::ix::graph::get_constant_info_references; + // This pass MUST precede Pass 3 (parallel aux_gen) because aux_gen's + // sort-inference reads `p2_kctx` without any synchronization point; + // we can't interleave ingress with aux_gen under parallelism without + // introducing races (even though individual DashMap inserts are safe, + // a reader may observe a partially-ingressed kctx and fail). + { + use crate::ix::graph::get_constant_info_references; + // Step A (serial): enumerate the transitive-closure of names to + // ingress. BFS walking the env hashmap is cheap — the per-node cost + // is a lookup and a ref-walk, dwarfed by Step B's actual ingress. + // Keeping enumeration serial means dedup via a plain FxHashSet, and + // the resulting Vec is used as a parallel work queue in Step B. + let mut p2_ingressed: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); + let mut p2_names: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (_, all, _) in &work { let mut stack: Vec = all.clone(); while let Some(name) = stack.pop() { if !p2_ingressed.insert(name.clone()) { continue; } - expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(&name, &env, &stt, &p2_kctx); if let Some(ci) = env.get(&name) { for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&*ci) { if !p2_ingressed.contains(&ref_name) { @@ -1177,45 +1222,46 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } } } + p2_names.push(name); } } + drop(p2_ingressed); + + // Step B (parallel): each `ensure_in_kenv_of` is idempotent and the + // shared `p2_kctx.kenv` is DashMap-backed, so concurrent ingress of + // distinct names is safe. Names already visited in Step A are + // deduplicated, so there's no redundant work here beyond the + // internal `kctx.kenv.get(&zid).is_some()` early-exit guard. + p2_names.par_iter().for_each(|name| { + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(name, &env, &stt, &p2_kctx); + }); + } - // Run aux_gen on the original block with ephemeral kernel context. - let orig_patches = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( - &original_classes, - &original_cs, - &env, - &stt, - &p2_kctx, - ) { - Ok(p) => p, - Err(e) => { - p2.record_fail(format!( - "{}: generate_aux_patches failed: {e}", - name.pretty() - )); - continue; - }, - }; + // ── Pass 3: parallel aux_gen + alpha-equivalence check ──────────── + // Per-block result accumulator. Each block reports passes, an optional + // `generate_aux_patches` error, and a list of per-patch alpha-eq + // failure messages. Aggregation into `p2` happens serially after the + // parallel map completes, so `PhaseResult` itself never crosses + // thread boundaries. + #[derive(Default)] + struct BlockResult { + passes: usize, + generate_error: Option, + failures: Vec, + } - // Compare each generated patch against Lean's original. - for (patch_name, patch) in &orig_patches { - let gen_ci = match patch { - PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => LeanCI::RecInfo(r.clone()), - PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) | PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => { - LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { - cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { - name: d.name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: d.typ.clone(), - }, - value: d.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![], - }) - }, - PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + // Helper to wrap a patch as a Lean `ConstantInfo` for alpha-eq. + fn patch_to_lean_ci( + patch: &PatchedConstant, + ) -> Option { + use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, + DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, + }; + Some(match patch { + PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => LeanCI::RecInfo(r.clone()), + PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) | PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { name: d.name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), @@ -1225,127 +1271,173 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, all: vec![], - }), - PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { - cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { - name: d.name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: d.typ.clone(), + }) + }, + PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }), + PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }), + PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => LeanCI::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: bi.name.clone(), + level_params: bi.level_params.clone(), + typ: bi.typ.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(bi.n_indices as u64), + all: vec![bi.name.clone()], + ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: bi.is_reflexive, + }), + }) + } + + // Diagnostic dump printed per-thread on alpha-eq failure. Writes go + // to stderr, so lines may interleave across threads — acceptable for + // debug output where the important signal (which names failed) is + // already preserved in `failures`. + fn dump_diagnostics( + patch_name: &Name, + gen_ci: &crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo, + orig_ci: &crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo, + err: &str, + ) { + use crate::ix::env::{Expr, ExprData as ED}; + + fn extract_sort(e: &Expr, depth: usize) -> String { + match e.as_data() { + ED::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => extract_sort(body, depth + 1), + ED::Sort(lvl, _) => format!("depth={depth} sort={}", lvl.pretty()), + _ => format!("depth={depth} NOT_SORT"), + } + } + + let pn = patch_name.pretty(); + if pn.contains("below_") || pn.contains("brecOn") { + eprintln!( + "[p1b sort] {}: gen={} org={}", + pn, + extract_sort(gen_ci.get_type(), 0), + extract_sort(orig_ci.get_type(), 0), + ); + } + eprintln!("[aux_gen congruence DETAIL] {}:\n error: {err}", pn); + eprintln!(" gen_type: {}", extract_sort(gen_ci.get_type(), 0)); + eprintln!(" org_type: {}", extract_sort(orig_ci.get_type(), 0)); + + if pn.contains("brecOn.go") { + fn dump_pprod(e: &Expr, d: usize, s: &str) { + match e.as_data() { + ED::Const(n, l, _) if n.pretty() == "PProd.mk" => { + let ls: Vec<_> = l.iter().map(|x| x.pretty()).collect(); + eprintln!(" [{s}] d={d} PProd.mk [{}]", ls.join(", ")); }, - value: d.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - all: vec![], - }), - PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => LeanCI::InductInfo(InductiveVal { - cnst: LeanCV { - name: bi.name.clone(), - level_params: bi.level_params.clone(), - typ: bi.typ.clone(), + ED::App(f, a, _) => { + dump_pprod(f, d, s); + dump_pprod(a, d, s); }, - num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), - num_indices: Nat::from(bi.n_indices as u64), - all: vec![bi.name.clone()], - ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), - num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), - is_rec: false, - is_unsafe: false, - is_reflexive: bi.is_reflexive, - }), - _ => continue, // NoConfusion — skip - }; - let Some(orig_ci_ref) = env.get(patch_name) else { - continue; // Synthetic name — no Lean original. - }; - let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; - match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { - Ok(()) => p2.record_pass(), + ED::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ED::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + dump_pprod(t, d + 1, s); + dump_pprod(b, d + 1, s); + }, + _ => {}, + } + } + if let Some(v) = gen_ci.get_value() { + dump_pprod(v, 0, "gen"); + } + if let Some(v) = orig_ci.get_value() { + dump_pprod(v, 0, "org"); + } + } + + } + + // Cap on per-block diagnostic dumps. Replaces the pre-parallel + // `if p2.fail < 3` heuristic, which is racy and meaningless when + // multiple threads emit dumps concurrently. Per-block cap keeps + // output bounded while still surfacing the most relevant context. + const DUMP_PER_BLOCK: usize = 3; + + let results: Vec = work + .par_iter() + .map(|(name, all, original_cs)| { + let original_classes: Vec> = + all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); + + let orig_patches = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + &original_classes, + original_cs, + &env, + &stt, + &p2_kctx, + ) { + Ok(p) => p, Err(e) => { - // Dump sort levels for ALL type mismatches in below/brecOn - if patch_name.pretty().contains("below_") - || patch_name.pretty().contains("brecOn") - { - fn extract_sort2( - e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, - depth: usize, - ) -> String { - use crate::ix::env::ExprData as ED; - match e.as_data() { - ED::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { - extract_sort2(body, depth + 1) - }, - ED::Sort(lvl, _) => { - format!("depth={depth} sort={}", lvl.pretty()) - }, - _ => format!("depth={depth} NOT_SORT"), - } - } - eprintln!( - "[p1b sort] {}: gen={} org={}", - patch_name.pretty(), - extract_sort2(gen_ci.get_type(), 0), - extract_sort2(orig_ci.get_type(), 0), - ); - } - if p2.fail < 3 { - eprintln!( - "[aux_gen congruence DETAIL] {}:\n error: {e}", - patch_name.pretty(), - ); - // Dump sort level for below_N type mismatches - if patch_name.pretty().contains("below_") || true { - fn extract_sort( - e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, - depth: usize, - ) -> String { - use crate::ix::env::ExprData as ED; - match e.as_data() { - ED::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { - extract_sort(body, depth + 1) - }, - ED::Sort(lvl, _) => { - format!("depth={depth} sort={}", lvl.pretty()) - }, - _ => format!("depth={depth} NOT_SORT"), - } - } - eprintln!(" gen_type: {}", extract_sort(gen_ci.get_type(), 0)); - eprintln!( - " org_type: {}", - extract_sort(orig_ci.get_type(), 0) - ); - } - // Dump PProd.mk levels in both values - if patch_name.pretty().contains("brecOn.go") { - fn dump_pprod(e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, d: usize, s: &str) { - use crate::ix::env::ExprData as ED; - match e.as_data() { - ED::Const(n, l, _) if n.pretty() == "PProd.mk" => { - let ls: Vec<_> = l.iter().map(|x| x.pretty()).collect(); - eprintln!(" [{s}] d={d} PProd.mk [{}]", ls.join(", ")); - }, - ED::App(f, a, _) => { - dump_pprod(f, d, s); - dump_pprod(a, d, s); - }, - ED::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ED::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { - dump_pprod(t, d + 1, s); - dump_pprod(b, d + 1, s); - }, - _ => {}, - } - } - if let Some(v) = gen_ci.get_value() { - dump_pprod(v, 0, "gen"); - } - if let Some(v) = orig_ci.get_value() { - dump_pprod(v, 0, "org"); - } - } - } - p2.record_fail(format!("{}: {e}", patch_name.pretty())); + return BlockResult { + generate_error: Some(format!( + "{}: generate_aux_patches failed: {e}", + name.pretty(), + )), + ..Default::default() + }; }, + }; + + let mut result = BlockResult::default(); + let mut dumped = 0usize; + for (patch_name, patch) in &orig_patches { + let Some(gen_ci) = patch_to_lean_ci(patch) else { continue }; + let Some(orig_ci_ref) = env.get(patch_name) else { + continue; // Synthetic name — no Lean original. + }; + let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; + match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { + Ok(()) => result.passes += 1, + Err(e) => { + if dumped < DUMP_PER_BLOCK { + dump_diagnostics(patch_name, &gen_ci, orig_ci, &e.to_string()); + dumped += 1; + } + result.failures.push(format!("{}: {e}", patch_name.pretty())); + }, + } } + result + }) + .collect(); + + // ── Serial aggregation into PhaseResult ────────────────────────── + for r in results { + for _ in 0..r.passes { + p2.record_pass(); + } + if let Some(err) = r.generate_error { + p2.record_fail(err); + } + for f in r.failures { + p2.record_fail(f); } } } @@ -1358,25 +1450,46 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Precompute canonical addresses: any orig_addr that matches another Named // entry's canonical addr is in consts legitimately (not an ephemeral leak). + // The gather itself parallelizes cleanly over the DashMap. let canonical_addrs: FxHashSet = - stt.env.named.iter().map(|e| e.value().addr.clone()).collect(); - - for entry in stt.env.named.iter() { - let named = entry.value(); - if let Some((orig_addr, _)) = &named.original { - if *orig_addr != named.addr - && stt.env.consts.contains_key(orig_addr) - && !canonical_addrs.contains(orig_addr) - { - p3.record_fail(format!( - "{}: ephemeral original addr {:?} leaked into consts", - entry.key().pretty(), - orig_addr, - )); - } else { - p3.record_pass(); + stt.env.named.par_iter().map(|e| e.value().addr.clone()).collect(); + + // Parallel scan over named DashMap. Each check is read-only against + // `stt.env.consts` (DashMap), `canonical_addrs` (read-only set), and + // the entry's own `named.original` tuple. + { + use std::sync::Mutex; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering}; + + let passes = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fails = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fail_msgs: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); + + stt.env.named.par_iter().for_each(|entry| { + let named = entry.value(); + if let Some((orig_addr, _)) = &named.original { + if *orig_addr != named.addr + && stt.env.consts.contains_key(orig_addr) + && !canonical_addrs.contains(orig_addr) + { + fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); + if msgs.len() < 20 { + msgs.push(format!( + "{}: ephemeral original addr {:?} leaked into consts", + entry.key().pretty(), + orig_addr, + )); + } + } else { + passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + } } - } + }); + + p3.pass = passes.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p3.fail = fails.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p3.failures = fail_msgs.into_inner().unwrap(); } p3.report(); @@ -1385,20 +1498,31 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ let mut p4 = PhaseResult::new("4. Alpha-equivalence canonicity"); { - let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); - - for entry in stt.blocks.iter() { + use dashmap::DashSet; + use std::sync::Mutex; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering}; + + // Dedup block entries that share a canonical `first_name`. Under + // parallel iteration, only one thread wins the race to insert each + // `first_name` — the others see `insert() == false` and skip. Matches + // the serial `FxHashSet::insert` semantics exactly. + let seen_blocks: DashSet = DashSet::new(); + let passes = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fails = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fail_msgs: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); + + stt.blocks.par_iter().for_each(|entry| { let classes = entry.value(); if let Some(first_class) = classes.first() && let Some(first_name) = first_class.first() && !seen_blocks.insert(first_name.clone()) { - continue; + return; } for class in classes.iter() { if class.len() <= 1 { - p4.record_pass(); + passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); continue; } @@ -1407,22 +1531,31 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let first_addr = &addrs[0].1; if addrs.iter().all(|(_, a)| a == first_addr) { - p4.record_pass(); + passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); } else { - let detail: Vec<_> = addrs - .iter() - .map(|(n, a)| { - format!( - "{}={}", - n.pretty(), - a.as_ref().map_or("MISSING".to_string(), |a| format!("{a:?}")) - ) - }) - .collect(); - p4.record_fail(format!("class addrs differ: {}", detail.join(", "))); + fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); + if msgs.len() < 20 { + let detail: Vec<_> = addrs + .iter() + .map(|(n, a)| { + format!( + "{}={}", + n.pretty(), + a.as_ref() + .map_or("MISSING".to_string(), |a| format!("{a:?}")) + ) + }) + .collect(); + msgs.push(format!("class addrs differ: {}", detail.join(", "))); + } } } - } + }); + + p4.pass = passes.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p4.fail = fails.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p4.failures = fail_msgs.into_inner().unwrap(); } p4.report(); @@ -1479,31 +1612,54 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ let mut p6 = PhaseResult::new("6. Aux congruence (roundtrip)"); - if let (Some(dstt), Some(lean_env)) = (&dstt, &stt.lean_env) { - for name in stt.aux_gen_extra_names.iter() { - let name = name.key(); + if let (Some(dstt_ref), Some(lean_env)) = (&dstt, &stt.lean_env) { + use std::sync::Mutex; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering}; + + let passes = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fails = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fail_msgs: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); + + let push_fail = |msg: String| { + fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); + if msgs.len() < 20 { + msgs.push(msg); + } + }; + + // Parallel alpha-equivalence check per aux_gen extra name. Reads are + // against DashMap-backed lean_env and dstt_ref.env; `const_alpha_eq` + // is pure and thread-safe. + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.par_iter().for_each(|entry| { + let name = entry.key(); let orig_ci = match lean_env.get(name) { Some(ci) => ci, None => { - p6.record_fail(format!( - "{}: not in original Lean env", - name.pretty() - )); - continue; + push_fail(format!("{}: not in original Lean env", name.pretty())); + return; }, }; - let dec_ci = match dstt.env.get(name) { + let dec_ci = match dstt_ref.env.get(name) { Some(ci) => ci, None => { - p6.record_fail(format!("{}: not in decompiled env", name.pretty())); - continue; + push_fail(format!("{}: not in decompiled env", name.pretty())); + return; }, }; match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), &*orig_ci) { - Ok(()) => p6.record_pass(), - Err(e) => p6.record_fail(format!("{}: {e}", name.pretty())), + Ok(()) => { + passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + }, + Err(e) => { + push_fail(format!("{}: {e}", name.pretty())); + }, } - } + }); + + p6.pass = passes.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p6.fail = fails.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p6.failures = fail_msgs.into_inner().unwrap(); } else { if dstt.is_none() { p6.record_fail("skipped: decompilation failed in Phase 5".into()); @@ -1514,91 +1670,169 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } p6.report(); + // ── Free Phase 1-6 state before Phase 7 ────────────────────────────── + // + // On Mathlib this is the single most important memory optimization in + // the whole validator. By the end of Phase 6 we have: + // - `stt`: ~30–40 GB — especially `stt.kctx` which decompile_env + // (Phase 5) populated with a kernel-ingress cache for every + // constant it checked. After Phase 6, nothing past Phase 7's + // serialize needs any of stt *except* stt.env. + // - `dstt`: ~30 GB — 707k owned `LeanConstantInfo` entries in a + // DashMap. Phase 7 builds a fresh `dstt2`; the old `dstt` is dead. + // + // If we kept stt + dstt alive through Phase 7, serialize's 3 GB buffer + // plus the live kctx + dstt would push peak RSS past RAM, forcing swap + // and slowing `Env::put` Section 2 from ~18 s (observed in `ix compile`) + // to 90+ s. + // + // The trick: `std::mem::take(&mut stt.env)` moves the Env out of stt, + // leaving an empty Env behind. Then we drop the remnants of stt — the + // kctx, name_to_addr, blocks, etc. stop being rooted and their memory + // is returned. + // + // We always genuinely `drop()` here (no `mem::forget`). `mem::forget` + // *leaks* — it skips the destructor, but the allocation stays pinned, + // which is the opposite of what we need mid-function. `mem::forget` is + // only useful at function exit when the process is about to terminate + // and the OS will reclaim the pages immediately; see the end of this + // function for that use. The destructor cost mid-function is real but + // unavoidable if we want to free the memory for subsequent phases. + // + // Parallel drop: `dstt` (~30 GB, DashMap of 700k LeanConstantInfo + // entries) and the remainder of `stt` (kctx kernel cache, blocks, etc., + // ~10 GB after we take the env out) own independent allocations, so we + // can run both destructors on rayon workers simultaneously. On Mathlib + // this roughly halves the drop wall-clock from ~5–10 s to 2–5 s; more + // importantly, the other 30 cores no longer idle while one thread + // chases every Arc. + let compile_env_only = std::mem::take(&mut stt.env); + rayon::join(|| drop(dstt), || drop(stt)); + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ // Phase 7: Decompile without debug info (serialize → deserialize) // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // + // Memory-tight structure: + // - `compile_env_only` holds just the Ixon env (no kctx). Serialize it. + // - Drop/forget `compile_env_only` as soon as `serialized` is built. + // - Deserialize `fresh_env` from `serialized`, then drop `serialized`. + // - Build `fresh_stt` from `fresh_env`, decompile to `dstt2`. + // - Forget `fresh_stt` on the way out of the Phase 7 block (its own + // kctx accumulated during decompile is the heavy part). + // + // Net peak RAM through Phase 7: env + compile_env_only + serialized + + // fresh_stt + dstt2, released as each step completes. Nowhere near the + // old worst case. let mut p7 = PhaseResult::new("7. Decompile (without debug)"); println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} phase 7: serializing..."); let t2 = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut serialized = Vec::new(); - match stt.env.put(&mut serialized) { - Ok(()) => { - println!( - "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} serialized {} bytes in {:.2}s", - serialized.len(), - t2.elapsed().as_secs_f32() - ); - }, - Err(e) => { - p7.record_fail(format!("serialize FAILED: {e}")); - p7.report(); - let total = - p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail + p7.fail; - println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {total} total failures"); - return total; - }, + if let Err(e) = compile_env_only.put(&mut serialized) { + p7.record_fail(format!("serialize FAILED: {e}")); + p7.report(); + let total = + p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail + p7.fail; + println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {total} total failures"); + return total; } + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} serialized {} bytes in {:.2}s", + serialized.len(), + t2.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + + // Compile-env's job is done — free ~30 GB before we allocate the + // fresh_stt + dstt2 that Phase 7's deserialize-and-re-decompile needs. + // Spawn the drop on a background thread so the destructor walk + // (DashMap shards, 700k Arc refcounts) runs concurrently with the + // deserialize + re-decompile phase that follows. The main thread does + // not wait; on Linux with overcommit, allocations for `fresh_stt` / + // `dstt2` proceed immediately while the drop walks shards in parallel. + std::thread::spawn(move || drop(compile_env_only)); println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserializing and re-decompiling..."); let t3 = std::time::Instant::now(); - let mut buf: &[u8] = &serialized; - let dstt2 = match crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { - Ok(fresh_env) => { - let fresh_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState { - env: fresh_env, - ..Default::default() - }; - let mut n_original = 0usize; - for entry in fresh_stt.env.named.iter() { - fresh_stt - .name_to_addr - .insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); - if entry.value().original.is_some() { - n_original += 1; - } - } - println!( - "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserialized: {} named, {} with original", - fresh_stt.env.named.len(), - n_original - ); - match decompile_env(&fresh_stt) { - Ok(dstt2) => { - println!( - "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} re-decompiled in {:.2}s ({} constants)", - t3.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), - dstt2.env.len() - ); - match check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &fresh_stt, &dstt2) { - Ok(r) => { - p7.pass = r.matches; - if r.mismatches > 0 { - p7.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); - } - if r.missing > 0 { - p7.record_fail(format!("{} not in original", r.missing)); - for name in &r.extra_names { - p7.record_fail(format!(" extra: {name}")); - } - } - }, - Err(e) => { - p7.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); - }, - } - Some(dstt2) - }, + let dstt2 = { + // Deserialize inside a short sub-scope so the borrow on `serialized` + // ends before we drop it. + let fresh_env = { + let mut buf: &[u8] = &serialized; + match crate::ix::ixon::env::Env::get(&mut buf) { + Ok(fe) => Some(fe), Err(e) => { - p7.record_fail(format!("re-decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + p7.record_fail(format!("deserialize FAILED: {e}")); None }, } - }, - Err(e) => { - p7.record_fail(format!("deserialize FAILED: {e}")); - None - }, + }; + // Free the 3 GB buffer before allocating fresh_stt + dstt2. + drop(serialized); + + match fresh_env { + Some(fresh_env) => { + let fresh_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState { + env: fresh_env, + ..Default::default() + }; + let mut n_original = 0usize; + for entry in fresh_stt.env.named.iter() { + fresh_stt + .name_to_addr + .insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); + if entry.value().original.is_some() { + n_original += 1; + } + } + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} deserialized: {} named, {} with original", + fresh_stt.env.named.len(), + n_original + ); + let result = match decompile_env(&fresh_stt) { + Ok(dstt2) => { + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} re-decompiled in {:.2}s ({} constants)", + t3.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + dstt2.env.len() + ); + match check_decompile(env.as_ref(), &fresh_stt, &dstt2) { + Ok(r) => { + p7.pass = r.matches; + if r.mismatches > 0 { + p7.record_fail(format!("{} hash mismatches", r.mismatches)); + } + if r.missing > 0 { + p7.record_fail(format!("{} not in original", r.missing)); + for name in &r.extra_names { + p7.record_fail(format!(" extra: {name}")); + } + } + }, + Err(e) => { + p7.record_fail(format!("check_decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + }, + } + Some(dstt2) + }, + Err(e) => { + p7.record_fail(format!("re-decompile FAILED: {e:?}")); + None + }, + }; + // `fresh_stt` is no longer needed. Its env is duplicated in + // `dstt2`, and its kctx (populated during decompile_env) is the + // single biggest contributor to Phase 7's peak RAM aside from the + // decompiled state itself. Free it before Phase 7b starts + // iterating all 700k constants — on a background thread so the + // destructor walk happens concurrently with Phase 7b's parallel + // roundtrip scan rather than stalling the main thread. + std::thread::spawn(move || drop(fresh_stt)); + result + }, + None => None, + } }; p7.report(); @@ -1611,10 +1845,18 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // and gives per-constant pass/fail granularity. let mut p7b = PhaseResult::new("7b. Roundtrip fidelity (per-constant)"); if let Some(ref dstt2) = dstt2 { + use std::sync::Mutex; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering}; + let orig = env.as_ref(); - // Check every original constant appears in the roundtripped env - // with matching type hash and (if present) value hash. - for (name, orig_ci) in orig.iter() { + let passes = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fails = AtomicUsize::new(0); + let fail_msgs: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); + + // Parallel scan: every original constant must appear in the + // roundtripped env with matching type hash (and value hash if + // present). `get_hash()` reads are pure — ok to run concurrently. + orig.par_iter().for_each(|(name, orig_ci)| { match dstt2.env.get(name) { Some(dec_entry) => { let dec_ci = dec_entry.value(); @@ -1626,31 +1868,42 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( _ => false, }; if type_ok && val_ok { - p7b.record_pass(); + passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); } else { - let mut parts = Vec::new(); - if !type_ok { - parts.push(format!( - "type: dec={} orig={}", - dec_ci.get_type().pretty(), - orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), - )); - } - if !val_ok { - parts.push("value hash mismatch".to_string()); + fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); + if msgs.len() < 20 { + let mut parts = Vec::new(); + if !type_ok { + parts.push(format!( + "type: dec={} orig={}", + dec_ci.get_type().pretty(), + orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), + )); + } + if !val_ok { + parts.push("value hash mismatch".to_string()); + } + msgs.push(format!("{}: {}", name.pretty(), parts.join("; "))); } - p7b - .record_fail(format!("{}: {}", name.pretty(), parts.join("; "),)); } }, None => { - p7b.record_fail(format!( - "{}: missing from roundtripped env", - name.pretty(), - )); + fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); + if msgs.len() < 20 { + msgs.push(format!( + "{}: missing from roundtripped env", + name.pretty(), + )); + } }, } - } + }); + + p7b.pass = passes.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p7b.fail = fails.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + p7b.failures = fail_msgs.into_inner().unwrap(); } else { p7b.record_fail("skipped: phase 7 decompilation failed".into()); } @@ -1761,6 +2014,20 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( t_total.elapsed().as_secs_f32() ); println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {total} total failures"); + + // Skip destructors on the CLI path. Mirrors the `rs_compile_env` + // treatment (`src/ffi/compile.rs`). On Mathlib the remaining live state + // — `env` (~1–2 GB), `dstt2` (~30 GB) — would otherwise take 60+ seconds + // to drop serially across DashMap shards and `Arc` chains, and + // the process exits moments after this function returns anyway. + // + // Escape hatch: set `IX_SKIP_DROPS=0` for tests that assert clean + // teardown under the validate-aux test runner. + if std::env::var("IX_SKIP_DROPS").ok().as_deref() != Some("0") { + std::mem::forget(dstt2); + std::mem::forget(env); + } + total } diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 9d1e0677..06b769a3 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -159,10 +159,6 @@ pub struct BlockCache { pub arena_roots: Vec, /// Reference table: unique addresses of constants referenced by Expr::Ref pub refs: indexmap::IndexSet
, - /// Name-level references: for each address in `refs`, the Lean names that - /// compiled to that address. Used to populate `Named.name_refs` for the - /// decompiler's topological ordering. - pub ref_names: FxHashMap>, /// Universe table: unique universes referenced by expressions pub univs: indexmap::IndexSet>, /// Name of the constant currently being compiled (for error context). @@ -172,24 +168,6 @@ pub struct BlockCache { pub surgery_sharing: Vec>, } -impl BlockCache { - /// Build the `name_refs` table for `Named`: for each address in `self.refs`, - /// collect the deduplicated names that compiled to it. - pub fn build_name_refs(&self) -> Vec> { - self - .refs - .iter() - .map(|addr| { - let mut names = self.ref_names.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); - names - .sort_by(|a, b| a.get_hash().as_bytes().cmp(b.get_hash().as_bytes())); - names.dedup(); - names - }) - .collect() - } -} - #[derive(Debug)] pub struct CompileStateStats { pub consts: usize, @@ -526,7 +504,6 @@ pub fn compile_expr( } })?; let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(const_addr.clone()); - cache.ref_names.entry(const_addr).or_default().push(name.clone()); results.push(Expr::reference(ref_idx as u64, univ_indices)); cache .arena_roots @@ -743,11 +720,6 @@ pub fn compile_expr( })?; let (ref_idx, _) = cache.refs.insert_full(type_addr.clone()); - cache - .ref_names - .entry(type_addr) - .or_default() - .push(type_name.clone()); let name_addr = compile_name(type_name, stt); stack.push(Frame::BuildProj(ref_idx as u64, idx_u64, name_addr)); @@ -1219,7 +1191,7 @@ pub(crate) fn apply_sharing_to_definition_with_stats( /// Apply sharing to an Axiom and return a Constant with stats. #[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] -fn apply_sharing_to_axiom_with_stats( +pub(crate) fn apply_sharing_to_axiom_with_stats( ax: Axiom, refs: Vec
, univs: Vec>, @@ -1237,7 +1209,7 @@ fn apply_sharing_to_axiom_with_stats( /// Apply sharing to a Quotient and return a Constant with stats. #[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] -fn apply_sharing_to_quotient_with_stats( +pub(crate) fn apply_sharing_to_quotient_with_stats( quot: Quotient, refs: Vec
, univs: Vec>, @@ -2756,10 +2728,9 @@ fn compile_const_inner( } if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - let nr = cache.build_name_refs(); stt.env.register_name( name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()).with_name_refs(nr), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()), ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), @@ -2818,8 +2789,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); stt.env.register_name( name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta) - .with_name_refs(cache.build_name_refs()), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta), ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), @@ -2846,8 +2816,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); stt.env.register_name( name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta) - .with_name_refs(cache.build_name_refs()), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta), ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), @@ -2880,8 +2849,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); stt.env.register_name( name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()) - .with_name_refs(cache.build_name_refs()), + Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()), ); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), @@ -3029,7 +2997,6 @@ fn compile_mutual( let compiled = compile_mutual_block(ixon_mutuals, refs, univs, Some(&name_str)); let block_addr = compiled.addr.clone(); - let block_name_refs = cache.build_name_refs(); if aux { stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), compiled.constant); @@ -3085,8 +3052,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()) - .with_name_refs(block_name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()), ); stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); } else { @@ -3110,8 +3076,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( stt.env.store_const(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_proj); stt.env.register_name( ctor.cnst.name.clone(), - Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta.clone()) - .with_name_refs(block_name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta.clone()), ); stt.name_to_addr.insert(ctor.cnst.name.clone(), ctor_addr); } else { @@ -3134,8 +3099,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()) - .with_name_refs(block_name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta.clone()), ); stt.name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); } else { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index 6eeffced..176ba0b9 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -112,12 +112,19 @@ pub(crate) enum PatchedConstant { } /// A simple auxiliary definition (type + value + level params). +/// +/// `is_unsafe` mirrors the parent inductive's `is_unsafe` flag so downstream +/// emission can pick the correct `DefinitionSafety`. Lean's +/// `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Environment.lean:2790`) +/// flips to `Unsafe` whenever the type or value mentions any unsafe constant — +/// and every auxiliary references its parent inductive. #[derive(Clone)] pub(crate) struct AuxDef { pub name: Name, pub level_params: Vec, pub typ: LeanExpr, pub value: LeanExpr, + pub is_unsafe: bool, } /// Generate all canonical auxiliary patches for a collapsed inductive block. @@ -756,12 +763,14 @@ fn rename_patch( level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), + is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, }), PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) => PatchedConstant::CasesOn(AuxDef { name: new_name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), + is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, }), PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => { PatchedConstant::BelowDef(below::BelowDef { @@ -769,6 +778,7 @@ fn rename_patch( level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), + is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, }) }, PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(i) => { @@ -784,6 +794,8 @@ fn rename_patch( level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), + is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, + is_prop: d.is_prop, }), } } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index d26946e8..0e487f1f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -31,12 +31,19 @@ pub(crate) enum BelowConstant { } /// A generated `.below` definition (Type-level case). +/// +/// `is_unsafe` mirrors the parent inductive. Lean's +/// `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Environment.lean:2790`, +/// called from `BRecOn.lean:106`) emits `safety := .unsafe` whenever the +/// type or value references an unsafe constant — for unsafe inductives this +/// always triggers because `.below` mentions the parent inductive's `.rec`. #[derive(Clone)] pub(crate) struct BelowDef { pub name: Name, pub level_params: Vec, pub typ: LeanExpr, pub value: LeanExpr, + pub is_unsafe: bool, } /// A generated `.below` inductive (Prop-level case). @@ -54,6 +61,11 @@ pub(crate) struct BelowIndc { /// occurs-check / positivity; propagating it keeps the content hash aligned /// with Lean's auto-generated `.below` via `IndPredBelow`. pub is_reflexive: bool, + /// Mirrors the parent inductive's `is_unsafe`. Propagates to both the + /// `InductiveVal` emitted for this `.below` and every `ConstructorVal` + /// derived from it. Lean's `IndPredBelow` inherits the parent inductive's + /// safety because `.below`'s ctors mention the parent's ctors transitively. + pub is_unsafe: bool, pub typ: LeanExpr, pub ctors: Vec, } @@ -169,6 +181,10 @@ pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( n_params: canonical.n_params, n_indices: canonical.n_indices, is_reflexive: canonical.is_reflexive, + // `.below` shares the parent's `is_unsafe`; when aliasing across + // alpha-collapsed classes both parents have the same safety (mutual-block + // invariant), so cloning the canonical's flag is correct. + is_unsafe: canonical.is_unsafe, typ: replace_const_names(&canonical.typ, &name_map), ctors: renamed_ctors, } @@ -440,6 +456,15 @@ fn build_below_def( level_params: below_level_params, typ: below_type, value: below_value, + // `.below` (Type-level) references the `.rec` it was built from, so + // `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` propagates that recursor's safety. + // For originals `rec_val.is_unsafe` matches the class rep; for nested + // aux members `ind` is the external inductive (whose own safety is + // unrelated — think `List` in `_nested.List_1`), so we can't read the + // flag off `ind`. The canonical recursor was generated with the + // block-wide `is_unsafe` (see `aux_gen/recursor.rs`), which is what + // Lean's `mkBelowFromRec` sees during elaboration. + is_unsafe: rec_val.is_unsafe, }) } @@ -754,6 +779,10 @@ fn build_below_indc( // recursive field in the parent (the defining trait of a reflexive // inductive) produces a higher-order `.below` IH field. is_reflexive: ind.is_reflexive, + // Prop-level `.below` is an inductive whose constructors mirror the + // parent's. Lean's `IndPredBelow` inherits the parent inductive's + // safety (`env.hasUnsafe` fires via the parent's ctor types). + is_unsafe: ind.is_unsafe, typ: below_type, ctors, }) @@ -1466,10 +1495,283 @@ pub(super) fn level_max(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Level { Level::max(a.clone(), b.clone()) } -// NOTE: a right-associating `normalize_level` used to live here but was -// never called — it was flagged as display/debugging-only and Lean's -// actual stored levels preserve left-association from occurrence-level -// trees. Removed in Round 4 cleanup. +/// Normalizing level rewrite, mirroring Lean's `Level.normalize` +/// (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Level.lean:379-401`). Applied by `inferForallType` +/// before returning the sort of a forall type, so any level reported by +/// `getLevel` on a forall-typed expression is already in this canonical +/// form. Without it, our level tree stays in `mkLevelMax'` / `mkLevelIMax'` +/// local-simp form — semantically equivalent, but with structurally +/// different `max`/`Succ` nestings that break hash-level equality against +/// the original Lean-produced aux_gen constants. +/// +/// The algorithm: +/// 1. If already in `Succ*(Param|MVar|Zero)` shape, return as-is. +/// 2. Strip the outer offset `k`. +/// 3. For `max l1 l2`: flatten to a list of recursively-normalized +/// atoms, sort with `norm_lt`, drop explicit numerals that are +/// subsumed by a larger non-explicit offset, rebuild with `mk_max_aux` +/// combining same-base-level items by their max offset, and finally +/// re-add `k`. +/// 4. For `imax l1 l2`: +/// - if `l2` is never zero, normalize `max l1 l2` and add `k`. +/// - else normalize each side separately and rebuild via +/// `mk_imax_aux`, then add `k`. +pub(super) fn level_normalize(l: &Level) -> Level { + if is_already_normalized_cheap(l) { + return l.clone(); + } + let k = get_offset(l); + let u = get_level_offset(l).clone(); + match u.as_data() { + LevelData::Max(l1, l2, _) => { + let mut lvls: Vec = Vec::new(); + get_max_args_aux(l1, false, &mut lvls); + get_max_args_aux(l2, false, &mut lvls); + lvls.sort_by(|a, b| { + if norm_lt(a, b) { + std::cmp::Ordering::Less + } else if norm_lt(b, a) { + std::cmp::Ordering::Greater + } else { + std::cmp::Ordering::Equal + } + }); + let first_non_explicit = skip_explicit(&lvls, 0); + let i = if is_explicit_subsumed(&lvls, first_non_explicit) { + first_non_explicit + } else { + first_non_explicit.saturating_sub(1) + }; + let lvl1 = &lvls[i]; + let prev = get_level_offset(lvl1).clone(); + let prev_k = get_offset(lvl1); + mk_max_aux(&lvls, k, i + 1, &prev, prev_k, &Level::zero()) + }, + LevelData::Imax(l1, l2, _) => { + if is_never_zero(l2) { + let m = Level::max(l1.clone(), l2.clone()); + add_offset(&level_normalize(&m), k) + } else { + let l1n = level_normalize(l1); + let l2n = level_normalize(l2); + add_offset(&mk_imax_aux(&l1n, &l2n), k) + } + }, + // Zero / Param: already normalized. + _ => l.clone(), + } +} + +/// Quick check: `l` is already in `Succ*(Param|MVar|Zero)` form. +fn is_already_normalized_cheap(l: &Level) -> bool { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) + | LevelData::Param(_, _) + | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => true, + LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => is_already_normalized_cheap(inner), + _ => false, + } +} + +/// Add `k` `Succ` wrappers to `l`. Matches Lean's `Level.addOffset`. +fn add_offset(l: &Level, k: u64) -> Level { + let mut cur = l.clone(); + for _ in 0..k { + cur = Level::succ(cur); + } + cur +} + +/// Recognize `Level.isNeverZero`: `l` is provably non-zero for every +/// parameter assignment. Matches the kernel's `isNeverZero` check used by +/// `mkLevelIMax` to decide whether `imax a b` collapses to `max a b`. +fn is_never_zero(l: &Level) -> bool { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Succ(_, _) => true, + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => is_never_zero(a) || is_never_zero(b), + LevelData::Imax(_, b, _) => is_never_zero(b), + _ => false, + } +} + +/// Flatten a nested `max` tree, recursively normalizing any sub-term that +/// isn't yet known to be normalized. Matches Lean's `getMaxArgsAux` with +/// `normalize` as the recursive normalizer. +fn get_max_args_aux(l: &Level, already_normalized: bool, out: &mut Vec) { + if let LevelData::Max(l1, l2, _) = l.as_data() { + get_max_args_aux(l1, already_normalized, out); + get_max_args_aux(l2, already_normalized, out); + return; + } + if already_normalized { + out.push(l.clone()); + } else { + get_max_args_aux(&level_normalize(l), true, out); + } +} + +/// `ctor_to_nat` for total-order tie-breaking in `norm_lt`. Matches Lean's +/// `Level.ctorToNat`; MVar gets slot 2 so our numbering lines up even +/// though MVars should never survive to the aux_gen output. +fn ctor_to_nat(l: &Level) -> u32 { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) => 0, + LevelData::Param(_, _) => 1, + LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => 2, + LevelData::Succ(_, _) => 3, + LevelData::Max(_, _, _) => 4, + LevelData::Imax(_, _, _) => 5, + } +} + +/// Total order on levels used to sort `max` children during normalization. +/// Matches Lean's `normLt` / `normLtAux`, with `Succ` offsets floated into +/// an accumulator so that `succ^n(x)` and `succ^m(x)` compare by `(x, n)`. +fn norm_lt(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> bool { + norm_lt_aux(a, 0, b, 0) +} + +fn norm_lt_aux(l1: &Level, k1: u64, l2: &Level, k2: u64) -> bool { + // Float Succ offsets into `k1`/`k2`. + if let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = l1.as_data() { + return norm_lt_aux(inner, k1 + 1, l2, k2); + } + if let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = l2.as_data() { + return norm_lt_aux(l1, k1, inner, k2 + 1); + } + // Equal-kind recursion for Max / IMax. + match (l1.as_data(), l2.as_data()) { + (LevelData::Max(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Max(b1, b2, _)) => { + if l1 == l2 { + return k1 < k2; + } + if a1 != b1 { + return norm_lt_aux(a1, 0, b1, 0); + } + norm_lt_aux(a2, 0, b2, 0) + }, + (LevelData::Imax(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Imax(b1, b2, _)) => { + if l1 == l2 { + return k1 < k2; + } + if a1 != b1 { + return norm_lt_aux(a1, 0, b1, 0); + } + norm_lt_aux(a2, 0, b2, 0) + }, + (LevelData::Param(n1, _), LevelData::Param(n2, _)) => { + if n1 == n2 { + k1 < k2 + } else { + // Lean uses lexicographic `Name.lt`; we approximate with the + // pretty-printed form. Name equality comparisons we care about + // are for same-declaration level params whose pretty names are + // already unique strings. + n1.pretty() < n2.pretty() + } + }, + _ => { + if l1 == l2 { + k1 < k2 + } else { + ctor_to_nat(l1) < ctor_to_nat(l2) + } + }, + } +} + +/// Returns the index of the first level in `lvls` that isn't an explicit +/// numeral (`succ^n(zero)`). Used to locate the split point in the sorted +/// `max`-argument list. +fn skip_explicit(lvls: &[Level], start: usize) -> usize { + let mut i = start; + while i < lvls.len() && matches!(get_level_offset(&lvls[i]).as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + i += 1; + } + i +} + +/// True when the largest explicit numeral in `lvls[..first_non_explicit]` +/// is <= the offset of some non-explicit level (which therefore dominates). +fn is_explicit_subsumed(lvls: &[Level], first_non_explicit: usize) -> bool { + if first_non_explicit == 0 { + return false; + } + let max_explicit = get_offset(&lvls[first_non_explicit - 1]); + let mut i = first_non_explicit; + while i < lvls.len() { + if get_offset(&lvls[i]) >= max_explicit { + return true; + } + i += 1; + } + false +} + +/// `accMax result prev offset`: wrap `prev` in `offset` Succs then `max` +/// it into `result` (treating `zero` as identity). Used by `mk_max_aux` to +/// accumulate distinct base-levels while re-adding the stripped offset. +fn acc_max(result: &Level, prev: &Level, offset: u64) -> Level { + let p = add_offset(prev, offset); + if matches!(result.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + p + } else { + Level::max(result.clone(), p) + } +} + +/// Scan the sorted `lvls` and combine same-base-level items by their max +/// offset, producing a right-combined `max` chain + the stripped outer +/// offset `extra_k`. Matches Lean's `mkMaxAux`. +fn mk_max_aux( + lvls: &[Level], + extra_k: u64, + start: usize, + init_prev: &Level, + init_prev_k: u64, + init_result: &Level, +) -> Level { + let mut i = start; + let mut prev = init_prev.clone(); + let mut prev_k = init_prev_k; + let mut result = init_result.clone(); + while i < lvls.len() { + let lvl = &lvls[i]; + let curr = get_level_offset(lvl).clone(); + let curr_k = get_offset(lvl); + if curr == prev { + prev = curr; + prev_k = prev_k.max(curr_k); + } else { + result = acc_max(&result, &prev, extra_k + prev_k); + prev = curr; + prev_k = curr_k; + } + i += 1; + } + acc_max(&result, &prev, extra_k + prev_k) +} + +/// `mkIMaxAux`: build `imax l1 l2` with the kernel's cheap rewrites. Used +/// by `level_normalize` for the `imax` case where `l2` isn't provably +/// non-zero (otherwise the outer branch collapses `imax` to `max`). +fn mk_imax_aux(l1: &Level, l2: &Level) -> Level { + if matches!(l2.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return Level::zero(); + } + if matches!(l1.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return l2.clone(); + } + if let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = l1.as_data() { + if matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return l2.clone(); + } + } + if l1 == l2 { + return l1.clone(); + } + Level::imax(l1.clone(), l2.clone()) +} /// Convert a `KUniv` back to a `Level`, using `param_names` to recover /// `Param` names from de Bruijn indices. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs index 72ec5e7a..b76ab42a 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs @@ -26,13 +26,31 @@ use super::expr_utils::{ subst_fvar, }; -/// A generated `.brecOn` definition (or `.brecOn.go`). +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +/// A generated `.brecOn` definition (or `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq`). +/// +/// `is_unsafe` mirrors the parent inductive's `is_unsafe` flag. Lean's +/// `mkThmOrUnsafeDef` (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Environment.lean:2797`) emits +/// `.brecOn.eq` as an unsafe `Defn` with `hints := .opaque` (instead of the +/// usual `Thm`) whenever the type or value references an unsafe constant — +/// for unsafe inductives this always triggers. `.brecOn` and `.brecOn.go` +/// likewise flip to `safety := .unsafe` via `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe`. +/// +/// `is_prop` distinguishes the two generation paths: +/// - **Prop-level** (`IndPredBelow.lean`): a single `.brecOn` theorem per class; +/// never emits `.go` or `.eq`. Emitted as `Thm` (safe) or unsafe `Defn`. +/// - **Type-level** (`BRecOn.lean`): emits `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn`, and +/// `.brecOn.eq`. `.go` and `.brecOn` are always `Defn`; `.eq` is `Thm` +/// (safe) or unsafe `Defn` with `hints := .opaque`. #[derive(Clone)] pub(crate) struct BRecOnDef { pub name: Name, pub level_params: Vec, pub typ: LeanExpr, pub value: LeanExpr, + pub is_unsafe: bool, + pub is_prop: bool, } /// Generate all `.brecOn` (and `.brecOn.go` for Type-level) constants. @@ -418,6 +436,11 @@ fn build_prop_brecon( level_params: ind_level_params.clone(), typ, value: val, + // Prop-level `.brecOn` references the parent `.rec` and mentions the + // inductive; Lean's `mkThmOrUnsafeDef` flips to `Unsafe`+`Opaque` when + // the inductive is unsafe. + is_unsafe: ind.is_unsafe, + is_prop: true, }) } @@ -651,8 +674,14 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( // hard-to-diagnose. A TC failure here is almost always a sign that // `canon_kenv` is missing a dependency — fix the root cause, don't // paper over it. - let rlvls: Vec = { - // Create a temporary TcScope with params + motives context for ilvl inference. + // Per-motive ilvl (major's sort level) and rlvl (= max ilvl elim_level). + // + // `ilvls` are also needed by `.brecOn.eq`: the HEq/Eq.ndrec/Eq.symm/ + // eq_of_heq applied to the major premise are parameterized by the + // major's sort level, not a hardcoded `1`. A polymorphic indexed + // inductive like `TRBTree α : TColor → TN2 → Type u` has major sort + // level `u+1`, so HEq must be `HEq.{u+1}` — cf. `TRBTree.brecOn.eq`. + let ilvls: Vec = { let ilvl_ctx: Vec = param_decls.iter().chain(motive_decls.iter()).cloned().collect(); let mut ilvl_tc = @@ -686,21 +715,27 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( } })?; ilvl_tc.pop_locals(&idcls); - - // Match Lean's BRecOn.lean:220: `mkLevelMax ilvl lvl` — raw Level.max - // with only zero elimination. - Ok(if matches!(ilvl_j.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { - elim_level.clone() - } else if matches!(elim_level.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { - ilvl_j - } else { - Level::max(ilvl_j, elim_level.clone()) - }) + Ok(ilvl_j) }) .collect::, _>>()? }; + // Match Lean's BRecOn.lean:220: `mkLevelMax ilvl lvl` — raw Level.max + // with only zero elimination. + let rlvls: Vec = ilvls + .iter() + .map(|ilvl_j| { + if matches!(ilvl_j.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + elim_level.clone() + } else if matches!(elim_level.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + ilvl_j.clone() + } else { + Level::max(ilvl_j.clone(), elim_level.clone()) + } + }) + .collect(); // The target's rlvl is used for the rec universe arg and go return type. let rlvl = &rlvls[ci]; + let ilvl = &ilvls[ci]; // --- Phase 2: Build F binders --- // F_j : ∀ targs, I_j.below params motives targs → motive_j targs @@ -910,6 +945,26 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( } else { vec![] }; + // Per-index sort levels — Lean's `mkEq` calls `getLevel idx_type` per + // index. Without per-index inference we hard-coded `Sort 1`, which only + // happened to be right for monomorphic-Type indices and broke the + // `Eq.lvl[0]` check for indexed inductives whose index types live at + // `Param u` / `Succ u` / `Type u+1` etc. (e.g. `PGame.Relabelling`, + // `Monoid.CoprodI.NeWord`, `NFA.Path`, `Quiver.Path`, …). + // + // Compute the levels here while the index decls are still pushed into + // the live `rtc` scope so `get_level` resolves any FVar references to + // earlier indices/params correctly. Then pop them back to the state the + // existing code below expects. + let index_sort_levels: Vec = { + rtc.push_locals(&index_decls); + let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(index_decls.len()); + for d in &index_decls { + out.push(rtc.get_level(&d.domain)?); + } + rtc.pop_locals(&index_decls); + out + }; let eq_result = build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( ci, &target_ind_name, @@ -923,6 +978,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( &motive_decls, &index_fvars, &index_decls, + &index_sort_levels, &major_fvars, &major_decls, &f_fvars, @@ -934,22 +990,35 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( n_minors, &motive_ci_app, &elim_level, + ilvl, lean_env, &cases_on_spec, + rec_level_params, + stt, + kctx, ); + // Type-level `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.eq` all reference the + // parent inductive's `.rec`, so Lean's `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` / + // `mkThmOrUnsafeDef` consistently propagate the recursor's `is_unsafe`. + let is_unsafe = rec_val.is_unsafe; + let mut results = vec![ BRecOnDef { name: go_name, level_params: rec_level_params.clone(), typ: go_type, value: go_value, + is_unsafe, + is_prop: false, }, BRecOnDef { name: brecon_name, level_params: rec_level_params.clone(), typ: brecon_type, value: brecon_value, + is_unsafe, + is_prop: false, }, ]; @@ -959,6 +1028,8 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( level_params: rec_level_params.clone(), typ: eq_typ, value: eq_val, + is_unsafe, + is_prop: false, }); } @@ -1287,6 +1358,12 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( motive_decls: &[LocalDecl], index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], _index_decls: &[LocalDecl], + // One sort level per index, computed by the caller via `TcScope::get_level` + // on each `index_decls[i].domain` (matching Lean's `mkEq`, which calls + // `getLevel idx_type`). Used as the universe arg of every `Eq.{·}` / + // `Eq.refl.{·}` / `Eq.symm.{·}` / `Eq.ndrec.{_, ·}` that generalizes an + // index in the indexed-eq construction. + index_sort_levels: &[Level], major_fvars: &[LeanExpr], _major_decls: &[LocalDecl], f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], @@ -1298,10 +1375,20 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( n_minors: usize, motive_ci_app: &LeanExpr, elim_level: &Level, + // Major's sort level — the `u` in `HEq.{u}` / `Eq.ndrec.{_, u}` etc. + // that generalize the major premise. For an inductive `I : ... → Sort v`, + // this is `v`; e.g., for `TRBTree α : TColor → TN2 → Type u` it is `u+1`. + major_level: &Level, lean_env: &LeanEnv, // Specialization params for nested auxiliaries (e.g., [Tree] for List // specialized to Tree). Empty for non-nested members. cases_on_spec_params: &[LeanExpr], + // Threaded for `TcScope::is_def_eq` checks when deciding between + // `Eq` and `HEq` binders in `motive_wrapped` and + // `build_minor_via_cases_sim`'s remaining list. + rec_level_params: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Option<(LeanExpr, LeanExpr)> { // .brecOn.eq requires Eq and Eq.refl as constants. In the full pipeline, // aux_gen is only called when the original Lean environment has these @@ -1423,6 +1510,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( motive_decls, index_fvars, _index_decls, + index_sort_levels, major_fvars, _major_decls, f_fvars, @@ -1431,9 +1519,13 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( &ctor_counts, minor_offset, elim_level, + major_level, &cases_on_name, &eq_cases_univs, cases_on_spec_params, + rec_level_params, + stt, + kctx, ); if let Some(eq_value) = eq_value_opt { return Some((eq_type, eq_value)); @@ -1619,6 +1711,12 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( _motive_decls: &[LocalDecl], index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], index_decls: &[LocalDecl], + // One sort level per index (parallel to `index_decls`), pre-computed by + // the caller via `TcScope::get_level` on each `idx_decl.domain`. Used + // wherever we build an `Eq.{·}` that generalizes the i-th index, so the + // resulting `Eq` constants live in the same universe Lean's `mkEq` + // produces (level of `inferType idx`). + index_sort_levels: &[Level], major_fvars: &[LeanExpr], major_decls: &[LocalDecl], f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], @@ -1627,35 +1725,45 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( _ctor_counts: &[usize], minor_offset: usize, elim_level: &Level, + // Major's sort level (see `build_type_brecon_eq_fvar`). Applied to + // HEq / HEq.refl / eq_of_heq / Eq.symm-on-major / the `u_2` of the + // major-generalizing Eq.ndrec. + major_level: &Level, cases_on_name: &Name, cases_on_univs: &[Level], cases_on_spec_params: &[LeanExpr], + // Threaded to enable `TcScope::is_def_eq` checks for deciding between + // `Eq` and `HEq` binders (matching Lean's `mkEqAndProof` in + // `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean:30-37`). + rec_level_params: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Option { let n_indices = index_decls.len(); let outer_major = &major_fvars[0]; let major_type = &major_decls[0].domain; + // Defensive sanity check — caller is supposed to provide one level per + // index decl. If the parallel arrays disagree, fall back to `Sort 1` + // (the historical hard-coded value) rather than panicking; that's + // strictly no-worse than the pre-fix behavior for the affected index. + let idx_sort = |i: usize| -> Level { + index_sort_levels + .get(i) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| Level::succ(Level::zero())) + }; - // Use level 1 for generalization Eq/HEq types. All inductives with - // indices generating `.brecOn.eq` live in `Type` (Sort 1); if we ever - // encounter `Sort 0` indices we will need per-index precomputed levels. - let one = Level::succ(Level::zero()); - - // Extract the FVar names for outer indices and major so we can abstract - // them into new-index / new-major binders. - let index_fvar_names: Vec = index_fvars - .iter() - .filter_map(|e| match e.as_data() { - ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some(n.clone()), - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); - if index_fvar_names.len() != n_indices { + // Validate that `index_fvars` are all FVars — required for `fvar_order` + // tracking in `build_minor_via_cases_sim`'s symm determination. + let n_fvar_indices = + index_fvars.iter().filter(|e| matches!(e.as_data(), ExprData::Fvar(..))).count(); + if n_fvar_indices != n_indices { + return None; + } + // Validate that `outer_major` is a FVar (mirrors the same requirement). + if !matches!(outer_major.as_data(), ExprData::Fvar(..)) { return None; } - let major_fvar_name = match outer_major.as_data() { - ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => n.clone(), - _ => return None, - }; // OUTER_Eq_body: `Eq (motive outer_idxs outer_major) (brecOn …) (F_1 …)` let outer_eq_body = { @@ -1687,14 +1795,35 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( }; // --- Build motive_wrapped: λ new_idxs new_major. ∀h_i. ∀h_major. OUTER_Eq_body --- + // + // For dependently-indexed inductives (e.g. `ExBase : ∀ {u} {α : Q(Type u)} + // (sα : Q(CommSemiring α)) (e : Q(α)), Type`), the TYPE of a later index + // depends on EARLIER indices. In Lean's cases tactic, when generalizing, + // the new indices are introduced with types that reference each other + // (via inner-scope `bvar`s/fvars), NOT the outer fvars. + // + // We achieve this by substituting `outer_idx_j → new_idx_fvar_j` for + // `j < i` when building each `new_idx_i`'s domain. Without this, a + // later new_idx's domain would reference the OUTER index fvar, + // producing a motive with incorrect bvar indices relative to what + // Lean's `generalizeIndices` produces. let mut new_idx_decls: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); let mut new_idx_fvars: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); for (i, idx_decl) in index_decls.iter().enumerate() { let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("ieq_ni", i); + // Substitute outer_idx_j → new_idx_fvar_j for j < i in the domain. + // This matches what Lean's cases tactic produces for dependently- + // indexed inductives. + let mut fresh_domain = idx_decl.domain.clone(); + for j in 0..i { + if let ExprData::Fvar(outer_name, _) = index_fvars[j].as_data() { + fresh_domain = subst_fvar(&fresh_domain, outer_name, &new_idx_fvars[j]); + } + } new_idx_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, binder_name: idx_decl.binder_name.clone(), - domain: idx_decl.domain.clone(), + domain: fresh_domain, info: idx_decl.info.clone(), }); new_idx_fvars.push(fv); @@ -1708,10 +1837,47 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( domain: new_major_type.clone(), info: BinderInfo::Default, }; + // Decide between `Eq` and `HEq` for each index's equality binder, + // matching Lean's `mkEqAndProof` in + // `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean:30-37`. Lean uses + // `isDefEq` on the outer and new index types: + // - `Eq α outer_idx new_idx` if types defEq + // - `HEq α_outer outer_idx α_new new_idx` otherwise + // + // Example of why defEq matters (not just syntactic match): + // - `Qq.Quoted α` is defined as `def Quoted (α : Expr) := Expr`, + // so it's a NON-DEPENDENT alias. `Q(Type u)` and `Q(Type u_1)` + // both unfold to `Expr` — defEq — so Lean uses `Eq`. + // - For `Quiver.Hom ... a b`, the signature IS dependent on a, b. + // With a ≠ a_1, it's NOT defEq — Lean uses `HEq`. + // + // We use `TcScope::is_def_eq` for the decision. + let mut eq_tc = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( + all_decls, + rec_level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + // Track which index binders are HEq (for the remaining-list construction + // below in `build_minor_via_cases_sim`). + let mut idx_is_heq: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); + let mut idx_new_types: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); let mut mw_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); for (i, idx_decl) in index_decls.iter().enumerate() { - let eq_ty = - mk_eq(&one, &idx_decl.domain, &index_fvars[i], &new_idx_fvars[i]); + let outer_type = &idx_decl.domain; + let new_type = &new_idx_decls[i].domain; + let types_defeq = eq_tc.is_def_eq(outer_type, new_type); + let eq_ty = if types_defeq { + mk_eq(&idx_sort(i), outer_type, &index_fvars[i], &new_idx_fvars[i]) + } else { + mk_heq( + &idx_sort(i), + outer_type, + &index_fvars[i], + new_type, + &new_idx_fvars[i], + ) + }; let (h_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_h", i); mw_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: h_name, @@ -1719,9 +1885,17 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( domain: eq_ty, info: BinderInfo::Default, }); + idx_is_heq.push(!types_defeq); + idx_new_types.push(new_type.clone()); } - let heq_ty = - mk_heq(&one, major_type, outer_major, &new_major_type, &new_major_fvar); + drop(eq_tc); // release the TC before building the rest of the term + let heq_ty = mk_heq( + major_level, + major_type, + outer_major, + &new_major_type, + &new_major_fvar, + ); let (hm_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm", 0); mw_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: hm_name, @@ -1746,6 +1920,12 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, outer_major.clone()); // --- Build each minor --- + // + // Each minor's body is constructed via `build_minor_via_cases_sim`, + // which simulates Lean's `cases + refl` tactic flow from + // `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean:288-300` — + // producing a proof term byte-equivalent to Lean's stored + // `.brecOn.eq` value. for (ctor_idx, _ctor_name) in target_ctors.iter().enumerate() { let mi = minor_offset + ctor_idx; if mi >= minor_doms.len() { @@ -1753,6 +1933,8 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( } let minor_dom = &minor_doms[mi]; + // Open the minor's field binders via `forall_telescope`, then + // filter to non-IH fields (casesOn strips IH). let n_minor_fields = super::expr_utils::count_foralls(minor_dom); let (_mfield_fvars, mut mfield_decls, minor_ret) = forall_telescope(minor_dom, n_minor_fields, &format!("ieqf{mi}"), 0); @@ -1764,17 +1946,19 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( .filter(|d| find_motive_fvar(&d.domain, motive_fvars).is_none()) .collect(); - // minor_ret has shape `motive_ci `, so the first - // `n_indices` arguments after the motive head are the ret_idxs. The - // last argument (the major) is a full ctor-applied term, constructed - // by us separately as `ctor_applied` — we don't read it here. + // Extract the ctor's return-indices from `minor_ret`. Shape: + // `motive_ci ` — the first `n_indices` args after + // the motive head are the ret_idxs. The major arg is built + // separately as `ctor_applied` below. let (_, minor_ret_args) = decompose_apps(&minor_ret); if minor_ret_args.len() < n_indices { return None; } let ret_args: Vec = minor_ret_args[..n_indices].to_vec(); - // Build `C (spec_params|params) non_ih_fields`. + // Build `C (spec_params|params) non_ih_fields` — the ctor applied + // to params and fields. Nested auxiliaries use `cases_on_spec_params` + // in place of the block's `param_fvars`. let ctor_name = &target_ctors[ctor_idx]; let ctor_univs: Vec = if !cases_on_spec_params.is_empty() { cases_on_univs.iter().skip(1).cloned().collect() @@ -1792,405 +1976,52 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( LeanExpr::app(ctor_applied, LeanExpr::fvar(decl.fvar_name.clone())); } - // Base (major) continuation: `λ h_major. Eq.ndrec … (Eq.refl …) outer_major (Eq.symm (eq_of_heq h_major))`. - let (t_name, t_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_mt", ctor_idx); - let major_motive_body = - subst_fvar(&outer_eq_body, &major_fvar_name, &t_fvar); - let major_motive = LeanExpr::lam( - Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), - major_type.clone(), - abstract_fvar(&major_motive_body, &t_name, 0), - BinderInfo::Default, - ); - let inner_eq_refl = { - let motive_ci_ctor = mk_app_n( - mk_app_n(motive_fvars[ci].clone(), index_fvars), - std::slice::from_ref(&ctor_applied), - ); - let inner_brecon_all: Vec = param_fvars - .iter() - .chain(motive_fvars.iter()) - .chain(index_fvars.iter()) - .chain(std::iter::once(&ctor_applied)) - .chain(f_fvars.iter()) - .cloned() - .collect(); - let inner_brecon = - mk_app_n(mk_const(brecon_name, rec_univs), &inner_brecon_all); - mk_app_n( - mk_const( - &Name::str( - Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()), - "refl".to_string(), - ), - std::slice::from_ref(elim_level), - ), - &[motive_ci_ctor, inner_brecon], - ) - }; - let specialized_major_type = - build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, &ret_args); - let heq_for_minor = mk_heq( - &one, - major_type, - outer_major, - &specialized_major_type, - &ctor_applied, - ); - let (hm_name, hm_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm_min", ctor_idx); - let hm_decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: hm_name.clone(), - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), - domain: heq_for_minor, - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }; - let eq_of_heq_val = - mk_eq_of_heq(&one, major_type, outer_major, &ctor_applied, &hm_fvar); - let eq_symm_val = - mk_eq_symm(&one, major_type, outer_major, &ctor_applied, &eq_of_heq_val); - // Inner Eq.ndrec's motive returns `Eq.{elim_level} …` which is in - // `Prop` (Sort 0). Hence its u_1 is 0, not `elim_level`. - let ndrec_major = mk_eq_ndrec( - &Level::zero(), - &one, - major_type, + // Build the minor body by simulating `cases + refl`. + let minor_value = build_minor_via_cases_sim( + ctor_idx, + &non_ih_decls, + &ret_args, &ctor_applied, - &major_motive, - &inner_eq_refl, + &outer_eq_body, + index_fvars, + index_decls, + index_sort_levels, outer_major, - &eq_symm_val, - ); - let mut proof = mk_lambda(ndrec_major, std::slice::from_ref(&hm_decl)); - - // Chain Eq.ndrec for each index, inside-out (i = n-1 .. 0). - for i in (0..n_indices).rev() { - let ret_arg = &ret_args[i]; - let outer_idx = &index_fvars[i]; - let idx_type = &index_decls[i].domain; - - let simple_fvar_opt = match ret_arg.as_data() { - ExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { - if non_ih_decls.iter().any(|d| &d.fvar_name == name) { - Some(name.clone()) - } else { - None - } - }, - _ => None, - }; - - if let Some(ret_fvar_name) = simple_fvar_opt { - let (x_name, x_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_x", i); - - // Collect dependent fields — those declared AFTER `ret_fvar_name` - // whose types reference it. Lean rebinds these in the motive - // lambda and the `Eq.ndrec` is applied to the original fvars - // after the transport. E.g. `BVExpr.const {n} (v:BitVec n)` - // rebinds `v` when generalizing `n`. - let ret_field_pos = - non_ih_decls.iter().position(|d| &d.fvar_name == &ret_fvar_name); - let dep_fields: Vec = match ret_field_pos { - Some(idx) => non_ih_decls - .iter() - .enumerate() - .skip(idx + 1) - .filter(|(_, d)| expr_contains_fvar(&d.domain, &ret_fvar_name)) - .map(|(_, d)| d.clone()) - .collect(), - None => Vec::new(), - }; - - // Fresh renamed fvars for dep fields in the motive-lambda's body - // (the view at generalized x_i). - let dep_renamed: Vec<(Name, LeanExpr)> = (0..dep_fields.len()) - .map(|k| fresh_fvar(&format!("ieq_df{i}"), k)) - .collect(); - - let motive_lam = build_index_motive_simple( - i, - &ret_args, - &ret_fvar_name, - &dep_fields, - &dep_renamed, - index_fvars, - index_decls, - major_type, - outer_major, - &ctor_applied, - &outer_eq_body, - &one, - &x_name, - &x_fvar, - idx_type, - ); - - // Lift the inner proof: - // 1. Substitute ret_fvar → outer_idx_i (outer-side view). - // 2. Substitute each dep_field's fvar → its renamed fvar (new - // binders at the outer_idx_i view have the outer-side type). - // 3. Wrap with `λ renamed_dep_fields`. - let mut lifted_proof = subst_fvar(&proof, &ret_fvar_name, outer_idx); - for (orig, (_, renamed)) in dep_fields.iter().zip(dep_renamed.iter()) { - lifted_proof = subst_fvar(&lifted_proof, &orig.fvar_name, renamed); - } - // Build λ-decls for the renamed dep fields. Their types come - // from the original dep_fields' domains with ret_fvar_name - // replaced by outer_idx_i (the outer-side view). - let renamed_decls: Vec = dep_fields - .iter() - .zip(dep_renamed.iter()) - .map(|(orig, (rn_name, _))| LocalDecl { - fvar_name: rn_name.clone(), - binder_name: orig.binder_name.clone(), - domain: subst_fvar(&orig.domain, &ret_fvar_name, outer_idx), - info: orig.info.clone(), - }) - .collect(); - if !renamed_decls.is_empty() { - lifted_proof = mk_lambda(lifted_proof, &renamed_decls); - } - - let (h_name, h_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hs", i); - let h_decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: h_name.clone(), - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), - domain: mk_eq(&one, idx_type, outer_idx, ret_arg), - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }; - let mut ndrec_i = mk_eq_ndrec( - &Level::zero(), - &one, - idx_type, - outer_idx, - &motive_lam, - &lifted_proof, - ret_arg, - &h_fvar, - ); - // Apply the Eq.ndrec result to each dep-field's original fvar - // to consume the ∀-binders added to motive_lambda_i. - for orig in &dep_fields { - ndrec_i = - LeanExpr::app(ndrec_i, LeanExpr::fvar(orig.fvar_name.clone())); - } - proof = mk_lambda(ndrec_i, std::slice::from_ref(&h_decl)); - } else { - let (x_name, x_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_x", i); - let (t_inner_name, t_inner_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_ti", i); - let motive_lam = build_index_motive_complex( - i, - &ret_args, - &index_fvar_names, - &major_fvar_name, - index_fvars, - index_decls, - major_type, - &ctor_applied, - &outer_eq_body, - &one, - &x_name, - &x_fvar, - &t_inner_name, - &t_inner_fvar, - idx_type, - ); - - // For the complex case, `motive_lambda_i ret_arg_i` has shape - // ∀t:(I ret_args[0..=i] outer_later_idxs). … body … - // so the `proof_at_a` must bind `t` and substitute - // `outer_major → t` in the inner proof. - // - // Outer indices j < i have already been rewritten to `ret_args[j]` - // by outer Eq.ndrecs, so we use `ret_args[j]` for positions j ≤ i - // and the outer `index_fvars[j]` for positions j > i. This matches - // what Lean's `cases` tactic produces. - let partial_major_ty_at_ret = - build_major_type_with_partial_specialization( - major_type, - index_fvars, - &ret_args, - i, - ); - // Substitute outer indices j ≤ i to their constructor-specialized - // values `ret_args[j]` in the inner proof before wrapping. This - // bakes in the rewrites that the outer Eq.ndrecs (for j < i) and - // the current Eq.ndrec (for j == i) perform conceptually, matching - // the shape Lean's `cases` tactic produces for complex-index cases. - // Without this, the `h_m` binder's HEq type (inside the stored - // `proof` from the major Eq.ndrec construction) still references - // outer index fvars, producing a term that is definitionally but - // not alpha-equal to Lean's. - let proof_specialized = - subst_outer_indices_upto(&proof, &index_fvar_names, &ret_args, i + 1); - let proof_with_t = - subst_fvar(&proof_specialized, &major_fvar_name, &t_inner_fvar); - let t_decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: t_inner_name.clone(), - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), - domain: partial_major_ty_at_ret, - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }; - let proof_t = mk_lambda(proof_with_t, std::slice::from_ref(&t_decl)); - - let (h_name, h_fvar) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hc", i); - let h_decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: h_name.clone(), - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), - domain: mk_eq(&one, idx_type, outer_idx, ret_arg), - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }; - let symm_h = mk_eq_symm(&one, idx_type, outer_idx, ret_arg, &h_fvar); - let ndrec_i = mk_eq_ndrec( - &Level::zero(), - &one, - idx_type, - ret_arg, - &motive_lam, - &proof_t, - outer_idx, - &symm_h, - ); - // Consume the extra ∀t by applying the Eq.ndrec result to the - // outer major. - let ndrec_applied = LeanExpr::app(ndrec_i, outer_major.clone()); - proof = mk_lambda(ndrec_applied, std::slice::from_ref(&h_decl)); - } - } + major_type, + major_level, + param_fvars, + motive_fvars, + f_fvars, + &idx_is_heq, + )?; - let minor_value = mk_lambda(proof, &non_ih_decls); eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, minor_value); } // --- Discharge Eq/HEq generalizations with refl --- - for (idx_decl, idx_fv) in index_decls.iter().zip(index_fvars.iter()) { - eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, mk_eq_refl(&one, &idx_decl.domain, idx_fv)); + // + // For each index binder in motive_wrapped, we apply the matching refl: + // - `Eq.refl` if the binder was `Eq` (idx_is_heq[i] = false) + // - `HEq.refl` if the binder was `HEq` (idx_is_heq[i] = true) + // This matches Lean's cases-tactic behavior where `generalizeIndices'` + // supplies `eqRefls` of the matching kind (Eq/HEq) per + // `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean:30-47`. + for (i, (idx_decl, idx_fv)) in + index_decls.iter().zip(index_fvars.iter()).enumerate() + { + let refl = if idx_is_heq[i] { + mk_heq_refl(&idx_sort(i), &idx_decl.domain, idx_fv) + } else { + mk_eq_refl(&idx_sort(i), &idx_decl.domain, idx_fv) + }; + eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, refl); } - eq_val = LeanExpr::app(eq_val, mk_heq_refl(&one, major_type, outer_major)); + eq_val = + LeanExpr::app(eq_val, mk_heq_refl(major_level, major_type, outer_major)); Some(mk_lambda(eq_val, all_decls)) } -/// Build the motive-lambda for `Eq.ndrec` at index `i` in the simple case -/// (where `ret_args[i]` is a field FVar). The motive has shape -/// -/// λ x_i. ∀(dep_fields). ∀h_{i+1}…h_major. OUTER_Eq_body -/// -/// where `dep_fields` are any fields declared after `ret_fvar_name` in -/// the constructor whose type references it. Lean rebinds them with the -/// index generalized to `x_i`. The ret-arg FVar is substituted by `x_i` -/// throughout the body. -#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] -fn build_index_motive_simple( - i: usize, - ret_args: &[LeanExpr], - ret_fvar_name: &Name, - dep_fields: &[LocalDecl], - dep_renamed: &[(Name, LeanExpr)], - index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], - index_decls: &[LocalDecl], - major_type: &LeanExpr, - outer_major: &LeanExpr, - ctor_applied: &LeanExpr, - outer_eq_body: &LeanExpr, - one: &Level, - x_name: &Name, - x_fvar: &LeanExpr, - idx_type: &LeanExpr, -) -> LeanExpr { - let n_indices = index_decls.len(); - // Substitution to apply to every expression inside the motive body: - // - `ret_fvar_name → x_fvar` (generalize the index) - // - `orig_dep.fvar_name → renamed_dep_fvar` (point at the new binders) - let apply_subst = |e: &LeanExpr| -> LeanExpr { - let mut out = subst_fvar(e, ret_fvar_name, x_fvar); - for (orig, (_, renamed)) in dep_fields.iter().zip(dep_renamed.iter()) { - out = subst_fvar(&out, &orig.fvar_name, renamed); - } - out - }; - - let mut decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - - // Dep-field ∀ binders first, with substituted domains. - for (orig, (rn_name, _)) in dep_fields.iter().zip(dep_renamed.iter()) { - decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: rn_name.clone(), - binder_name: orig.binder_name.clone(), - domain: apply_subst(&orig.domain), - info: orig.info.clone(), - }); - } - - // Eq binders for later indices. - for j in (i + 1)..n_indices { - let eq_ty = - mk_eq(one, &index_decls[j].domain, &index_fvars[j], &ret_args[j]); - let (h_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_h_lam", j); - decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: h_name, - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), - domain: apply_subst(&eq_ty), - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }); - } - - // HEq major binder, with the specialized major type and ctor_applied - // substituted so `ret_fvar_name` points at `x_fvar` and the dep fields - // point at the renamed binders. - let spec_major_ty = - build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, ret_args); - let heq_ty = mk_heq( - one, - major_type, - outer_major, - &apply_subst(&spec_major_ty), - &apply_subst(ctor_applied), - ); - let (hm_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm_lam", i); - decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: hm_name, - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), - domain: heq_ty, - info: BinderInfo::Default, - }); - - // `outer_eq_body` doesn't reference field fvars, but `apply_subst` is - // a no-op on such expressions, so applying it uniformly is safe. - let body_inner = apply_subst(outer_eq_body); - let body = mk_forall(body_inner, &decls); - - LeanExpr::lam( - Name::str(Name::anon(), "x".to_string()), - idx_type.clone(), - abstract_fvar(&body, x_name, 0), - BinderInfo::Implicit, - ) -} - -/// Substitute outer index FVars in `expr`, replacing -/// `outer_idx_fvar_names[j]` with `replacements[j]` for `j in 0..up_to`. -/// -/// This is used by the indexed `.brecOn.eq` construction: at each Eq.ndrec -/// level in the chain, outer indices j below the current level have already -/// been rewritten to their constructor-specialized values, and Lean's -/// `cases` tactic bakes these rewrites into inner motive bodies. Keeping -/// the outer fvars unsubstituted produces terms that are definitionally -/// equal to Lean's but not alpha-equal, which the aux_gen congruence check -/// rejects. -fn subst_outer_indices_upto( - expr: &LeanExpr, - outer_idx_fvar_names: &[Name], - replacements: &[LeanExpr], - up_to: usize, -) -> LeanExpr { - let limit = up_to.min(outer_idx_fvar_names.len()).min(replacements.len()); - let mut out = expr.clone(); - for j in 0..limit { - out = subst_fvar(&out, &outer_idx_fvar_names[j], &replacements[j]); - } - out -} - /// Whether an expression contains a free variable with the given name. fn expr_contains_fvar(expr: &LeanExpr, fvar_name: &Name) -> bool { match expr.as_data() { @@ -2213,183 +2044,696 @@ fn expr_contains_fvar(expr: &LeanExpr, fvar_name: &Name) -> bool { } } -/// Build the motive-lambda for `Eq.ndrec` at index `i` in the complex case -/// (where `ret_args[i]` is an expression). The motive has shape +/// Build `I ` — the major type with the given index args. +fn build_specialized_major_type( + major_type: &LeanExpr, + index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + ret_args: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(major_type); + let n_indices = index_fvars.len(); + let n_param_args = args.len().saturating_sub(n_indices); + let mut spec = head; + for p in &args[..n_param_args] { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, p.clone()); + } + for r in ret_args { + spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, r.clone()); + } + spec +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Cases-tactic simulation for indexed `.brecOn.eq` minor-body construction +// ========================================================================= +// +// To match Lean's stored `.brecOn.eq` byte-for-byte, each indexed minor's +// body is built by replicating the exact output of Lean's `cases + refl` +// tactic — see `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean:288-300`. +// For indexed inductives, `cases` runs `generalizeIndices` → +// `inductionCasesOn` → `unifyCasesEqs`, and each `unifyCasesEqs` iteration +// introduces one hypothesis (via `intro1`) and either applies `substCore` +// (emitting a 6-arg `Eq.ndrec`) or, for the `HEq` case, applies +// `heqToEq'` (producing an unreduced beta-redex +// `(λ eq_major. …) (eq_of_heq heq)`) and iterates. +// +// The resulting proof-term shape is a deep chain of `λ`-intros and 6-arg +// `Eq.ndrec`s, interleaved, with each `Eq.ndrec`'s motive being +// `λ abstracted_fvar. current_remaining_goal`, where `abstracted_fvar` +// is whichever side of the equation `substCore` abstracts (per its +// symm-direction rule in +// `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/UnifyEq.lean:127-134`). + +/// Classified shape of an `Eq` or `HEq` binder's domain. +#[derive(Clone)] +enum EqBinderKind { + /// `@Eq.{u} α lhs rhs`. + Eq { alpha: LeanExpr, lhs: LeanExpr, rhs: LeanExpr, level: Level }, + /// `@HEq.{u} α a β b`. + HEq { + alpha: LeanExpr, + a: LeanExpr, + beta: LeanExpr, + b: LeanExpr, + level: Level, + }, +} + +/// Apply a FVar → expression substitution across an `EqBinderKind`. +fn subst_in_eq_binder_kind( + kind: &EqBinderKind, + fvar_name: &Name, + replacement: &LeanExpr, +) -> EqBinderKind { + match kind { + EqBinderKind::Eq { alpha, lhs, rhs, level } => EqBinderKind::Eq { + alpha: subst_fvar(alpha, fvar_name, replacement), + lhs: subst_fvar(lhs, fvar_name, replacement), + rhs: subst_fvar(rhs, fvar_name, replacement), + level: level.clone(), + }, + EqBinderKind::HEq { alpha, a, beta, b, level } => EqBinderKind::HEq { + alpha: subst_fvar(alpha, fvar_name, replacement), + a: subst_fvar(a, fvar_name, replacement), + beta: subst_fvar(beta, fvar_name, replacement), + b: subst_fvar(b, fvar_name, replacement), + level: level.clone(), + }, + } +} + +/// Build `@Eq.refl.{u} α lhs` for a goal `@Eq.{u} α lhs rhs`. /// -/// λ x_i. ∀t:I . -/// ∀h_{i+1}…h_major. OUTER_Eq_body[outer_j → ret_args[j] for j Option { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(goal_eq); + if args.len() != 3 { + return None; + } + let level = match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, lvls, _) + if *name == Name::str(Name::anon(), "Eq".to_string()) + && lvls.len() == 1 => + { + lvls[0].clone() + }, + _ => return None, + }; + let alpha = &args[0]; + let lhs = &args[1]; + // rhs is args[2] — not used because Eq.refl uses LHS. + Some(mk_eq_refl(&level, alpha, lhs)) +} + +/// Determine `substCore`'s `symm` direction for an `Eq` binder. +/// +/// Mirrors `substEq` in +/// `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/UnifyEq.lean:127-134`: +/// - both fvars → `symm = aDecl.index < bDecl.index` +/// - `(fvar, _)` → `symm = false` +/// - `(_, fvar)` → `symm = true` +/// - `(expr, expr)` → unreachable in the `.brecOn.eq` cases flow +/// +/// Returns `(symm, abstracted_fvar_name, replacement)` where +/// `abstracted_fvar_name` is the FVar substituted out by `substCore` +/// (and thus the variable abstracted in the motive), and `replacement` +/// is what replaces it in the continuation's goal. +fn determine_symm( + lhs: &LeanExpr, + rhs: &LeanExpr, + fvar_order: &FxHashMap, +) -> Option<(bool, Name, LeanExpr)> { + match (lhs.as_data(), rhs.as_data()) { + (ExprData::Fvar(lname, _), ExprData::Fvar(rname, _)) => { + let lorder = fvar_order.get(lname).copied().unwrap_or(usize::MAX); + let rorder = fvar_order.get(rname).copied().unwrap_or(usize::MAX); + if lorder < rorder { + // symm=true: abstract rhs (the later-intro'd fvar), replace with lhs + Some((true, rname.clone(), lhs.clone())) + } else { + // symm=false: abstract lhs, replace with rhs + Some((false, lname.clone(), rhs.clone())) + } + }, + (ExprData::Fvar(lname, _), _) => { + // (fvar, expr) → symm=false: abstract lhs, replace with rhs + Some((false, lname.clone(), rhs.clone())) + }, + (_, ExprData::Fvar(rname, _)) => { + // (expr, fvar) → symm=true: abstract rhs, replace with lhs + Some((true, rname.clone(), lhs.clone())) + }, + _ => None, + } +} + +/// Compute forward dependencies of `abstracted_fvar` in `local_context`. +/// +/// Mirrors Lean's `collectForwardDeps` at +/// `refs/lean4/src/Lean/MetavarContext.lean:1372`. A fvar is a forward +/// dependency if its type references `abstracted_fvar` (directly) or a +/// previously-collected forward dependency (transitively). Returns the +/// dependencies in their `local_context` order (matching Lean's +/// `preserveOrder := true` behavior). +/// +/// In Lean's `substCore` (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Subst.lean:34`), +/// `revert` pulls these in automatically. After `revert+intro+assign`, +/// their types get `abstracted_fvar := replacement` substituted (via +/// `type.replaceFVar`), and Lean's `instantiateMVars` beta-reduces the +/// revert-introduced redex, producing extra args on `Eq.ndrec`. +fn collect_forward_deps<'a>( + abstracted_fvar_name: &Name, + local_context: &'a [LocalDecl], +) -> Vec<&'a LocalDecl> { + let mut deps: Vec<&LocalDecl> = Vec::new(); + let mut dep_names: rustc_hash::FxHashSet = + rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); + dep_names.insert(abstracted_fvar_name.clone()); + for d in local_context { + if d.fvar_name == *abstracted_fvar_name { + continue; + } + let depends = dep_names + .iter() + .any(|n| expr_contains_fvar(&d.domain, n)); + if depends { + deps.push(d); + dep_names.insert(d.fvar_name.clone()); + } + } + deps +} + +/// Build the proof term for the "remaining" `∀`-chain `∀ rest. body`. /// -/// with the extra `t` binder rebinding the major along the generalized -/// index. The `t` binder is consumed by applying the `Eq.ndrec` result to -/// `outer_major` at the call site. +/// Outside-in recursive construction. Peels one binder at a time, +/// emitting a 6-arg `Eq.ndrec` (for `Eq` binders) or the beta-reduced +/// form `Eq.ndrec_major ... (Eq.symm (eq_of_heq heq))` (for `HEq` +/// binders). Each `Eq.ndrec` result may be followed by *extra* args +/// that consume `∀`-binders introduced for forward-dep context fvars +/// (matching Lean's beta-reduced revert+intro redex). /// -/// Note on the `j < i` substitution: this matches what Lean's `cases` -/// tactic produces for the complex (non-fvar ret_args) path. Each outer -/// Eq.ndrec at level `j < i` has already rewritten `outer_j → ret_args[j]` -/// by the time this inner motive is evaluated, and Lean bakes those -/// rewrites into the motive body rather than leaving them as free -/// references to the outer index fvars. Without this substitution, the -/// motive's `∀t` type and body use `outer_j` where Lean uses the -/// constructor-specialized expression (see `Omega.Justification.brecOn.eq`: -/// the `tidy` branch generalizes both `s` and `c` to computed expressions, -/// and the inner motive at i=1 needs `tidyConstraint field_s field_c` as -/// the first index of the major type rather than the outer `s`). +/// Simulates Lean's `unifyEqs?` loop from +/// `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean:231-239`. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] -fn build_index_motive_complex( - i: usize, +fn build_proof_for_remaining( + remaining: &[(EqBinderKind, LocalDecl)], + body: &LeanExpr, + local_context: &[LocalDecl], + fvar_order: &FxHashMap, + ctor_idx: usize, + depth: usize, +) -> Option { + if remaining.is_empty() { + return build_refl_proof(body); + } + let (kind, decl) = &remaining[0]; + let rest = &remaining[1..]; + match kind { + EqBinderKind::Eq { alpha, lhs, rhs, level } => handle_substcore_step( + decl, + rest, + body, + alpha, + lhs, + rhs, + level, + /* h_arg_source = */ HArgSource::EqFvar, + local_context, + fvar_order, + ctor_idx, + depth, + ), + EqBinderKind::HEq { alpha, a, beta: _, b, level } => { + // For HEq binders, Lean's `heqToEq'` converts to an `Eq` via + // `eq_of_heq`, and the ensuing `substCore` uses `eq_of_heq heq` + // inline (not an intermediate `eq_major` fvar). This is because + // `instantiateMVars` beta-reduces the revert+intro redex produced + // by `heqToEq'`'s `assert` — see `Lean.MetavarContext:1473` + // (`(← visitApp v args).headBeta`). + // + // We match Lean's post-beta form by calling `handle_substcore_step` + // with `HArgSource::EqOfHeq` — it substitutes `eq_of_heq heq_fvar` + // wherever an eq fvar would appear. + handle_substcore_step( + decl, + rest, + body, + alpha, + a, + b, + level, + /* h_arg_source = */ HArgSource::EqOfHeq, + local_context, + fvar_order, + ctor_idx, + depth, + ) + }, + } +} + +/// Describes how the `h_arg` (eq proof) of `Eq.ndrec` is constructed +/// from the binder fvar. +#[derive(Copy, Clone)] +enum HArgSource { + /// The binder is an `Eq` fvar — use it directly (possibly `Eq.symm`-ed). + EqFvar, + /// The binder is an `HEq` fvar — wrap with `eq_of_heq` inline (matching + /// Lean's beta-reduced `heqToEq'` form). + EqOfHeq, +} + +/// Handle a single substCore step — either for an `Eq` binder (using the +/// fvar directly) or a converted `HEq` binder (using `eq_of_heq heq` +/// inline). +/// +/// The output shape is: +/// +/// ```text +/// λ binder_decl. +/// (@Eq.ndrec.{0, level} α a_ndrec motive continuation b_ndrec h_arg) +/// orig_forward_dep_1 orig_forward_dep_2 ... +/// ``` +/// +/// where `forward_deps` are context fvars depending (transitively) on +/// `abstracted_fvar`, included in the motive as `∀` binders and consumed +/// via extra args. Motive is `λ x. ∀ forward_deps. ∀ rest. body` with +/// `abstracted_fvar` abstracted throughout. The continuation uses fresh +/// fvars for the forward deps (with `abstracted_fvar := replacement` +/// substitution applied to their types). +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn handle_substcore_step( + decl: &LocalDecl, + rest: &[(EqBinderKind, LocalDecl)], + body: &LeanExpr, + alpha: &LeanExpr, + lhs: &LeanExpr, + rhs: &LeanExpr, + level: &Level, + h_arg_source: HArgSource, + local_context: &[LocalDecl], + fvar_order: &FxHashMap, + ctor_idx: usize, + depth: usize, +) -> Option { + let (symm, abstracted_fvar_name, replacement) = + determine_symm(lhs, rhs, fvar_order)?; + + // Defensive invariant: for `.brecOn.eq`, we expect `depElim = false` + // (the goal doesn't depend on the eq-fvar itself). Lean's substCore + // would branch to `mkEqRec` (7 args, 2-binder motive) if it did. + let eq_fvar_used_in_rest_or_body = expr_contains_fvar(body, &decl.fvar_name) + || rest.iter().any(|(_, d)| expr_contains_fvar(&d.domain, &decl.fvar_name)); + if eq_fvar_used_in_rest_or_body { + return None; + } + + // Collect forward dependencies — context fvars depending transitively + // on `abstracted_fvar`. Lean's `revert` pulls these in automatically + // via `collectForwardDeps` (MetavarContext.lean:1372). + let forward_deps_refs = collect_forward_deps(&abstracted_fvar_name, local_context); + let forward_deps: Vec = forward_deps_refs + .iter() + .map(|d| (*d).clone()) + .collect(); + + // Build the motive. The motive body is the FULL current goal + // (`∀ forward_deps. ∀ rest. body`) with `abstracted_fvar` abstracted. + // The forward_deps appear as ∀-binders inside the motive. + let mut motive_binders: Vec = forward_deps.clone(); + motive_binders.extend(rest.iter().map(|(_, d)| d.clone())); + let current_goal_type = mk_forall(body.clone(), &motive_binders); + let motive_body = abstract_fvar(¤t_goal_type, &abstracted_fvar_name, 0); + + // The motive's λ binder TYPE is the abstracted fvar's *actual stored + // type* from the local context — not the `α` passed in (which is the + // Eq/HEq's `α` arg, i.e., the outer-side type). + // + // These can differ syntactically even when def-equal. For example, in + // `CategoryTheory.FreeBicategory.Hom₂`, `outer_g` has type + // `Quiver.Hom ... (FreeBicategory.quiver ...) a b`, but the abstracted + // ctor field `ctor_f` has type `Quiver.Hom ... (CategoryStruct.toQuiver (FreeBicategory.categoryStruct ...)) a b` + // (the un-reduced form from casesOn's stored minor). Both forms are + // definitionally equal (via projection reduction on the CategoryStruct + // instance), but Lean's cases tactic preserves the un-reduced form + // because the motive's λ binder type in `substCore` comes from + // `mkLambdaFVars #[a] type` where `a` is the abstracted fvar — + // whose type is exactly what's stored for it in the LCtx. + // + // Look up the abstracted fvar's stored type in `local_context`. For + // the common case (it's an outer index), this is the same as `alpha`. + // For ctor fields (which can have un-reduced forms), this differs. + let binder_type = local_context + .iter() + .find(|d| d.fvar_name == abstracted_fvar_name) + .map(|d| d.domain.clone()) + .unwrap_or_else(|| alpha.clone()); + let motive = LeanExpr::lam( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "x".to_string()), + binder_type, + motive_body, + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + + // Build the substituted continuation state. Substitute + // `abstracted_fvar := replacement` in forward_deps' domains, + // rest binders' domains, and body. The forward_deps become fresh + // λ-bindings at the front of the continuation (matching Lean's + // `introNP (vars.size - 2)` after substCore's `mvarId.assign`). + let new_forward_deps: Vec = forward_deps + .iter() + .map(|d| LocalDecl { + fvar_name: d.fvar_name.clone(), + binder_name: d.binder_name.clone(), + domain: subst_fvar(&d.domain, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement), + info: d.info.clone(), + }) + .collect(); + let new_body = subst_fvar(body, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement); + let new_rest: Vec<(EqBinderKind, LocalDecl)> = rest + .iter() + .map(|(k, d)| { + let new_domain = subst_fvar(&d.domain, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement); + let new_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: d.fvar_name.clone(), + binder_name: d.binder_name.clone(), + domain: new_domain, + info: d.info.clone(), + }; + let new_kind = subst_in_eq_binder_kind(k, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement); + (new_kind, new_decl) + }) + .collect(); + + // Build the new local_context for the continuation: replace the + // original forward_deps with their substituted versions (same fvar + // names, substituted domains). Non-dep entries are unchanged. The + // abstracted_fvar is removed (Lean's `clearH := true` clears it). + let new_local_context: Vec = local_context + .iter() + .filter_map(|d| { + if d.fvar_name == abstracted_fvar_name { + None + } else if let Some(new_d) = + new_forward_deps.iter().find(|nd| nd.fvar_name == d.fvar_name) + { + Some(new_d.clone()) + } else { + Some(d.clone()) + } + }) + .collect(); + + let inner_proof = build_proof_for_remaining( + &new_rest, + &new_body, + &new_local_context, + fvar_order, + ctor_idx, + depth + 1, + )?; + + // Wrap inner_proof with `λ forward_deps` — these λ-binders match + // motive(a_ndrec)'s ∀-binders (with `abstracted := replacement` subst + // applied to their types). Internally the inner_proof uses the SAME + // fvar names for forward_deps, so no renaming is needed. + let continuation = mk_lambda(inner_proof, &new_forward_deps); + + // Build the h_arg per the binder's source. + let binder_as_expr: LeanExpr = match h_arg_source { + HArgSource::EqFvar => LeanExpr::fvar(decl.fvar_name.clone()), + HArgSource::EqOfHeq => { + // Build `eq_of_heq.{level} α a b heq`. This is the inlined form + // Lean produces after `instantiateMVars` beta-reduces the + // `heqToEq'` redex. Note: `a` and `b` are `lhs` and `rhs` of the + // eq we're constructing — which for HEq correspond to the HEq's + // `a` and `b` (homogeneous at this point). + mk_eq_of_heq(level, alpha, lhs, rhs, &LeanExpr::fvar(decl.fvar_name.clone())) + }, + }; + + // Per substCore's symm convention: + // symm=false → a_ndrec = rhs, b_ndrec = lhs, h_arg = Eq.symm _ + // symm=true → a_ndrec = lhs, b_ndrec = rhs, h_arg = _ + let (a_ndrec, b_ndrec, h_arg) = if symm { + (lhs.clone(), rhs.clone(), binder_as_expr) + } else { + let symm_h = mk_eq_symm(level, alpha, lhs, rhs, &binder_as_expr); + (rhs.clone(), lhs.clone(), symm_h) + }; + + // Build the 6-arg Eq.ndrec. Then apply the ORIGINAL forward_dep fvars + // as extra args — this consumes the ∀-binders that motive(b_ndrec) + // has for them. Their types in motive(b_ndrec) are + // `orig_type[abstracted := b_ndrec]`; for `b_ndrec = abstracted_fvar` + // (which is the case per the symm convention above), this is a + // no-op substitution, so the original fvars type-check as extras. + let mut ndrec = mk_eq_ndrec( + &Level::zero(), + level, + alpha, + &a_ndrec, + &motive, + &continuation, + &b_ndrec, + &h_arg, + ); + for fd in &forward_deps { + ndrec = LeanExpr::app(ndrec, LeanExpr::fvar(fd.fvar_name.clone())); + } + + Some(mk_lambda(ndrec, std::slice::from_ref(decl))) +} + +/// Build a single indexed `.brecOn.eq` minor's body by simulating Lean's +/// `cases + refl` tactic flow. +/// +/// Returns `λ non_ih_fields. proof` where `proof` has type +/// `∀ eq_0 ... eq_{n-1} ∀ heq. outer_eq_body`. +/// +/// Returns `None` on any structural precondition violation (e.g. +/// dependent elimination, or a fvar missing from `fvar_order`), which +/// propagates as the overall indexed-eq construction falling back to +/// the non-indexed path (matching existing behavior). +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn build_minor_via_cases_sim( + ctor_idx: usize, + non_ih_decls: &[LocalDecl], ret_args: &[LeanExpr], - outer_idx_fvar_names: &[Name], - major_fvar_name: &Name, + ctor_applied: &LeanExpr, + outer_eq_body: &LeanExpr, index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], index_decls: &[LocalDecl], + index_sort_levels: &[Level], + outer_major: &LeanExpr, major_type: &LeanExpr, - ctor_applied: &LeanExpr, - outer_eq_body: &LeanExpr, - one: &Level, - x_name: &Name, - x_fvar: &LeanExpr, - t_name: &Name, - t_fvar: &LeanExpr, - idx_type: &LeanExpr, -) -> LeanExpr { + major_level: &Level, + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + f_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + // Parallel to `index_decls`: `idx_is_heq[i] = true` means the motive's + // `h_i` binder was built as `HEq` (because the types aren't defEq), + // and the cases-sim's `remaining` list should match. + idx_is_heq: &[bool], +) -> Option { let n_indices = index_decls.len(); - // Partial major type: I params (ret_args[0..i]) x_i (outer_{i+1}..outer_{n-1}). - // Outer indices `j < i` have already been rewritten to `ret_args[j]` by - // the outer Eq.ndrec chain at this point. - let partial_major_type = { - let (head, args) = decompose_apps(major_type); - let n_param_args = args.len().saturating_sub(n_indices); - let mut spec = head; - for p in &args[..n_param_args] { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, p.clone()); - } - for j in 0..n_indices { - if j < i { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, ret_args[j].clone()); - } else if j == i { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, x_fvar.clone()); - } else { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, index_fvars[j].clone()); - } - } - spec + + // Extract fvar names for outer indices and major. + let index_fvar_names: Vec = index_fvars + .iter() + .filter_map(|e| match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some(n.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + if index_fvar_names.len() != n_indices { + return None; + } + let outer_major_name = match outer_major.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => n.clone(), + _ => return None, }; - // The motive body in the complex case substitutes outer indices j < i - // to `ret_args[j]` (already rewritten by outer Eq.ndrecs), the outer - // index at position `i` to `x_fvar`, and the outer major to `t_fvar` - // inside `outer_eq_body`. Lean's `cases` tactic produces this shape for - // indexed inductives with non-fvar return args: the inner `∀t` binder - // rebinds the major at the partially-generalized type, and the Eq body - // uses the new `t` in place of the outer major, with earlier indices - // baked in at their constructor-specialized values. - let apply_subst = |e: &LeanExpr| -> LeanExpr { - let mut out = - subst_outer_indices_upto(e, outer_idx_fvar_names, ret_args, i); - if i < outer_idx_fvar_names.len() { - out = subst_fvar(&out, &outer_idx_fvar_names[i], x_fvar); - } - out = subst_fvar(&out, major_fvar_name, t_fvar); - out + let idx_sort = |i: usize| -> Level { + index_sort_levels + .get(i) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| Level::succ(Level::zero())) }; - let mut decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - for j in (i + 1)..n_indices { - let eq_ty = - mk_eq(one, &index_decls[j].domain, &index_fvars[j], &ret_args[j]); - let (h_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_h_lam_c", j); - decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: h_name, + // Build eq/heq binder decls for each index, mirroring `mw_decls`'s + // per-index choice (via `idx_is_heq`). When the motive used `HEq` + // (types not defEq), the casesOn-applied position specializes the + // ret-side type by substituting `outer_idx[j] → ret[j]` for `j < i`. + let mut eq_decls: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); + let mut eq_ret_types: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); + for i in 0..n_indices { + let eq_ty = if idx_is_heq[i] { + // Build the ret-side type with outer_idx[j] → ret[j] for j < i. + let mut ret_type = index_decls[i].domain.clone(); + for j in 0..i { + if let ExprData::Fvar(outer_name, _) = index_fvars[j].as_data() { + ret_type = subst_fvar(&ret_type, outer_name, &ret_args[j]); + } + } + eq_ret_types.push(ret_type.clone()); + mk_heq( + &idx_sort(i), + &index_decls[i].domain, + &index_fvars[i], + &ret_type, + &ret_args[i], + ) + } else { + eq_ret_types.push(index_decls[i].domain.clone()); + mk_eq( + &idx_sort(i), + &index_decls[i].domain, + &index_fvars[i], + &ret_args[i], + ) + }; + let (fv_name, _) = fresh_fvar(&format!("ieq_eq_c{ctor_idx}"), i); + eq_decls.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), - domain: apply_subst(&eq_ty), + domain: eq_ty, info: BinderInfo::Default, }); } - let spec_major_ty = + + // Build the heq binder decl. + let ctor_ret_type = build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, ret_args); let heq_ty = mk_heq( - one, - &partial_major_type, - t_fvar, - &apply_subst(&spec_major_ty), - &apply_subst(ctor_applied), + major_level, + major_type, + outer_major, + &ctor_ret_type, + ctor_applied, ); - let (hm_name, _) = fresh_fvar("ieq_hm_lam_c", i); - decls.push(LocalDecl { - fvar_name: hm_name, - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h".to_string()), + let (heq_name, _) = fresh_fvar(&format!("ieq_heq_c{ctor_idx}"), 0); + let heq_decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: heq_name, + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "h_m".to_string()), domain: heq_ty, info: BinderInfo::Default, - }); - - let body_inner = apply_subst(outer_eq_body); - let body = mk_forall(body_inner, &decls); - let t_decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: t_name.clone(), - binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), - domain: partial_major_type.clone(), - info: BinderInfo::Default, }; - let body_with_t = mk_forall(body, std::slice::from_ref(&t_decl)); - LeanExpr::lam( - Name::str(Name::anon(), "x".to_string()), - idx_type.clone(), - abstract_fvar(&body_with_t, x_name, 0), - BinderInfo::Implicit, - ) -} -/// Build `I ` — the major type with the given index args. -fn build_specialized_major_type( - major_type: &LeanExpr, - index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], - ret_args: &[LeanExpr], -) -> LeanExpr { - let (head, args) = decompose_apps(major_type); - let n_indices = index_fvars.len(); - let n_param_args = args.len().saturating_sub(n_indices); - let mut spec = head; - for p in &args[..n_param_args] { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, p.clone()); + // Build fvar_order for symm determination. Canonical introduction + // order: params < motives < F's < outer_idxs < outer_major < non_ih. + // (Eqs and heq come later via `unifyEqs?`'s intros, but they never + // appear on both sides of an eq-binder, so we don't need them here.) + let mut fvar_order: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut order_counter = 0usize; + for fv in param_fvars.iter().chain(motive_fvars.iter()).chain(f_fvars.iter()) + { + if let ExprData::Fvar(name, _) = fv.as_data() { + fvar_order.insert(name.clone(), order_counter); + order_counter += 1; + } } - for r in ret_args { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, r.clone()); + for name in &index_fvar_names { + fvar_order.insert(name.clone(), order_counter); + order_counter += 1; } - spec -} - -/// Build `I ` — the -/// major type with indices 0..=pos specialized to their constructor-view -/// values (`ret_args[j]`) and indices j > pos left as outer FVars. -/// -/// This is the "partially specialized" major type used at level `pos` of -/// the Eq.ndrec chain for complex indexed `.brecOn.eq`: at this level, -/// outer indices j < pos have been rewritten by outer Eq.ndrecs (hence -/// `ret_args[j]`), index `pos` is being rewritten by the current Eq.ndrec -/// (also at the base case value `ret_args[pos]`), and indices j > pos are -/// still outer fvars. -fn build_major_type_with_partial_specialization( - major_type: &LeanExpr, - index_fvars: &[LeanExpr], - ret_args: &[LeanExpr], - pos: usize, -) -> LeanExpr { - let (head, args) = decompose_apps(major_type); - let n_indices = index_fvars.len(); - let n_param_args = args.len().saturating_sub(n_indices); - let mut spec = head; - for p in &args[..n_param_args] { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, p.clone()); + fvar_order.insert(outer_major_name, order_counter); + order_counter += 1; + for d in non_ih_decls { + fvar_order.insert(d.fvar_name.clone(), order_counter); + order_counter += 1; } - for j in 0..n_indices { - if j <= pos { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, ret_args[j].clone()); + + // Build the full remaining-binder list: eq_0 ... eq_{n-1}, heq. + // Each binder is Eq or HEq per `idx_is_heq[i]` (must match `eq_decls`). + let mut remaining: Vec<(EqBinderKind, LocalDecl)> = + Vec::with_capacity(n_indices + 1); + for (i, decl) in eq_decls.iter().enumerate() { + let kind = if idx_is_heq[i] { + EqBinderKind::HEq { + alpha: index_decls[i].domain.clone(), + a: index_fvars[i].clone(), + beta: eq_ret_types[i].clone(), + b: ret_args[i].clone(), + level: idx_sort(i), + } } else { - spec = LeanExpr::app(spec, index_fvars[j].clone()); + EqBinderKind::Eq { + alpha: index_decls[i].domain.clone(), + lhs: index_fvars[i].clone(), + rhs: ret_args[i].clone(), + level: idx_sort(i), + } + }; + remaining.push((kind, decl.clone())); + } + let heq_kind = EqBinderKind::HEq { + alpha: major_type.clone(), + a: outer_major.clone(), + beta: ctor_ret_type, + b: ctor_applied.clone(), + level: major_level.clone(), + }; + remaining.push((heq_kind, heq_decl)); + + // Build the local_context — the list of outer fvars visible at the + // start of the minor, ordered by introduction. `collect_forward_deps` + // uses this to find context fvars depending on each `abstracted_fvar` + // at each substCore step. Only fvar-typed entries with extractable + // names are included. + let mut local_context: Vec = Vec::new(); + // Params, motives, F's: extract from their fvar exprs. These are + // outer context fvars from `all_decls`. We use their domain types + // (taken from their fvar exprs — but we only have the fvars, not + // their decls, at this layer). The caller passes `index_decls`, + // `_major_decls`, etc. — we reuse their domains for the context. + // + // For simplicity, we only include outer_indices, outer_major, and + // non_ih fields — the fvars most likely to be forward-dep sources + // for the substCore steps. Params / motives / F don't typically + // have types that depend on the abstracted eq-fvar. + for (i, idx_decl) in index_decls.iter().enumerate() { + // Rebuild a LocalDecl for each outer index using its fvar name + // (extracted from index_fvars) and the domain from index_decls. + if let ExprData::Fvar(fname, _) = index_fvars[i].as_data() { + local_context.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fname.clone(), + binder_name: idx_decl.binder_name.clone(), + domain: idx_decl.domain.clone(), + info: idx_decl.info.clone(), + }); } } - spec + // Major — type is `major_type` (= I outer_idxs). + if let ExprData::Fvar(maj_name, _) = outer_major.as_data() { + local_context.push(LocalDecl { + fvar_name: maj_name.clone(), + binder_name: Name::str(Name::anon(), "t".to_string()), + domain: major_type.clone(), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }); + } + // Non-IH ctor fields. + for d in non_ih_decls { + local_context.push(d.clone()); + } + + // Recursively build the proof term. + let proof = build_proof_for_remaining( + &remaining, + outer_eq_body, + &local_context, + &fvar_order, + ctor_idx, + 0, + )?; + + // Wrap with `λ non_ih_fields` — the outer intros that `inductionCasesOn` + // does before `unifyCasesEqs` is invoked. + Some(mk_lambda(proof, non_ih_decls)) } // ========================================================================= diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs index b42a9613..7b779a7c 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs @@ -338,6 +338,10 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( level_params: rec_val.cnst.level_params.clone(), typ: co_type, value: co_value, + // `.casesOn` mirrors the recursor's safety — its value references the + // parent inductive's `.rec`, so Lean's `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` + // always infers the same safety as the inductive. + is_unsafe: rec_val.is_unsafe, }) } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 17a94df0..e3768afc 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -1783,14 +1783,17 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( let cache = Some(&kctx.kenv.ingress_cache); // Helper: convert a LeanExpr to KExpr with the given level param names, - // using the KEnv's persistent ingress cache. + // using the KEnv's persistent ingress cache. Callers are top-level, so + // we start with an empty binder-name stack. let to_z = |expr: &crate::ix::env::Expr, lp: &[Name]| -> crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr { let pn_h = param_names_hash(lp); + let mut binder_names: Vec = Vec::new(); lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( expr, lp, + &mut binder_names, &kctx.kenv.intern, n2a, aux_n2a, @@ -2111,7 +2114,22 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { desc: format!("TcScope::get_level: ensure_sort failed: {e}"), } })?; - Ok(super::below::kuniv_to_level(&ku, self.param_names)) + let raw = super::below::kuniv_to_level(&ku, self.param_names); + // When `ty` is a forall, mirror Lean's `inferForallType` + // (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/InferType.lean:160`): apply + // `Level.normalize` before returning. Without this, the imax chain + // built by our kernel's `KUniv::imax` (cheap-simp only) stays in a + // structurally different max-tree than the Lean-stored form, and + // downstream PProd/PProd.mk uses of this level as a universe arg + // produce aux_gen output that's alpha-equivalent but not hash-equal + // to Lean's — e.g. `SetTheory.PGame.brecOn.go` d=9 PProd.mk.lvl[1]. + // For non-forall `ty`, match Lean exactly and leave the level as-is. + let lvl = if matches!(ty.as_data(), crate::ix::env::ExprData::ForallE(..)) { + super::below::level_normalize(&raw) + } else { + raw + }; + Ok(lvl) } /// Check if a Level is guaranteed non-zero. Matches Lean's `is_not_zero`: /// true for Succ(_), Param, Max(a,b) where either is not-zero. @@ -2263,6 +2281,22 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { }; kexpr_to_lean(&whnfed, depth, &self.fvar_levels, 0, self.param_names) } + + /// Check whether two `LeanExpr` types are definitionally equal in the + /// current FVar context, via the Rust kernel's `is_def_eq`. Matches + /// Lean's `Meta.isDefEq` used throughout the cases/subst machinery — + /// e.g. `mkEqAndProof` in `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean:30-37` + /// uses `isDefEq lhsType rhsType` to decide between `Eq` and `HEq`. + /// + /// Returns `false` on kernel errors (conservative: treat as not defEq). + pub(super) fn is_def_eq(&mut self, a: &LeanExpr, b: &LeanExpr) -> bool { + let depth = self.base_depth + self.extra_locals; + let ka = + to_kexpr_static(a, &self.fvar_levels, depth, self.param_names, self.stt); + let kb = + to_kexpr_static(b, &self.fvar_levels, depth, self.param_names, self.stt); + self.tc.is_def_eq(&ka, &kb).unwrap_or(false) + } } // No Drop impl needed — the TC is owned and discarded with the scope. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index ddcbd0c8..f42a79e3 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -1031,16 +1031,26 @@ fn try_detect_nested_fvar( return; } - // Check if any parameter arg mentions a block inductive or existing flat - // member. This is what makes it "nested" — e.g., `List Tree` has param - // arg `Tree` which is in the block. - let all_flat_names: Vec = flat.iter().map(|m| m.name.clone()).collect(); - let combined: Vec = - block_names.iter().chain(all_flat_names.iter()).cloned().collect(); + // Check if any parameter arg mentions an *original* block inductive. This + // is the kernel's definition of a nested occurrence (C++ + // `is_nested_inductive_app`: `m_new_types` contains unique auxiliary names + // like `_nested.List_1` that can never appear in user-written expressions, + // so in practice only originals ever trigger the check). + // + // We intentionally do NOT extend the check with `flat`-stored aux names. + // `FvarFlatMember.name` holds the EXTERNAL inductive (`Array`, `Option`, + // ...), so matching against it would false-positive on unrelated + // occurrences — e.g. `Option (Array Script.LazyStep)` inside + // `Aesop.RappData` gets flagged because `Array` sits in `flat`, even though + // `Script.LazyStep` doesn't reference any block member. That false positive + // creates a spurious `_nested.Option_N` aux, which then cascades into + // phantom `.rec_{N+1}` / `.below_{N+1}` / `.brecOn_{N+1}` constants during + // decompile (see `decompile_block_aux_gen`, which uses this function and + // doesn't have the expand/restore scaffolding to mask the bug). let has_nested_ref = args .iter() .take(ext_n_params) - .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_name(a, &combined)); + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_name(a, block_names)); if !has_nested_ref { return; } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs index 131af23a..a250740c 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs @@ -68,6 +68,11 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_rec_on( level_params: rec_val.cnst.level_params.clone(), typ: rec_on_type, value: rec_on_value, + // `.recOn` mirrors the recursor's safety — Lean builds it via + // `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` (`Lean/Meta/Constructions/RecOn.lean:32`) + // and the inferred safety matches the parent inductive since the value + // references the inductive's `.rec`. + is_unsafe: rec_val.is_unsafe, }) } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index b8881beb..0f2dbcdb 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -66,18 +66,36 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( .map(|m| m.name.clone()) .collect(); + // Block-wide `is_unsafe`: Lean's mutual block invariant requires every + // inductive in the block to share the same safety. Synthetic nested-aux + // inductives (which don't exist in `lean_env`) inherit this flag so that + // downstream aux_gen (`.rec_N`, `.below_N`, `.brecOn_N[.go|.eq]`) carries + // the correct `RecursorVal::is_unsafe` / `DefinitionSafety`. + let block_is_unsafe = original_names + .first() + .and_then(|n| match lean_env.get(n).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => Some(v.is_unsafe), + _ => None, + }) + .unwrap_or(false); + for member in &expanded.types { let ctor_names: Vec = member.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); - // Use the original lean_env's `all`/`is_rec`/`is_reflexive` when available. - // For auxiliary types (not in lean_env), fall back to block-wide defaults. - let (all_field, is_rec, is_reflexive) = match lean_env.get(&member.name) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(orig)) => { - (orig.all.clone(), orig.is_rec, orig.is_reflexive) - }, - _ => (original_names.clone(), true, false), - }; + // Use the original lean_env's `all`/`is_rec`/`is_reflexive`/`is_unsafe` + // when available. For auxiliary types (not in lean_env), fall back to + // block-wide defaults. + let (all_field, is_rec, is_reflexive, ind_is_unsafe) = + match lean_env.get(&member.name).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(orig)) => ( + orig.all.clone(), + orig.is_rec, + orig.is_reflexive, + orig.is_unsafe, + ), + _ => (original_names.clone(), true, false, block_is_unsafe), + }; let ind_val = InductiveVal { cnst: ConstantVal { @@ -91,12 +109,19 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( ctors: ctor_names, num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), is_rec, - is_unsafe: false, + is_unsafe: ind_is_unsafe, is_reflexive, }; overlay.insert(member.name.clone(), ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind_val)); for (ci, ctor) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + // Look up original ctor's safety when available; fall back to the + // containing inductive's flag (ctor safety always matches its parent + // inductive — the kernel rejects unsafe ctors on safe inductives). + let ctor_is_unsafe = match lean_env.get(&ctor.name).as_deref() { + Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(orig)) => orig.is_unsafe, + _ => ind_is_unsafe, + }; let ctor_val = ConstructorVal { cnst: ConstantVal { name: ctor.name.clone(), @@ -107,7 +132,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( cidx: Nat::from(ci as u64), num_params: Nat::from(member.n_params as u64), num_fields: Nat::from(ctor.n_fields as u64), - is_unsafe: false, + is_unsafe: ctor_is_unsafe, }; overlay.insert(ctor.name.clone(), ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor_val)); } @@ -459,8 +484,11 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( &class_infos, &elim_level, &ind_univs, + &rec_level_params, lean_env, overlay, + stt, + kctx, ); // Build rules @@ -472,15 +500,27 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( &ind_univs, &rec_level_params, &rec_type, + stt, + kctx, ); // Lean propagates the inductive's safety to its recursor (see // `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:774` — `m_is_unsafe` is sourced - // from `decl.is_unsafe()` when `mk_recursor_val` is constructed). For - // auxiliary (nested) members we use the external inductive's own - // `is_unsafe` flag; for originals it's shared across the block since - // mutual blocks are uniformly safe or unsafe. - let is_unsafe = di_member.ind.is_unsafe; + // from `decl.is_unsafe()` when `mk_recursor_val` is constructed). + // + // For originals the flag comes from the class representative. For + // auxiliary (nested) members the class's `ind` is the *external* + // inductive (e.g., `List`), whose own `is_unsafe` has nothing to do + // with the containing block. Lean still emits the aux recursor with + // the block's safety — `mkBRecOnFromRec` runs in the block's + // elaboration context, so `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` sees the + // unsafe parents via the aux rec's type. We match that by taking the + // block-wide flag (mutual blocks are uniformly safe or unsafe). + let is_unsafe = if di_member.is_aux { + classes[0].ind.is_unsafe + } else { + di_member.ind.is_unsafe + }; results.push(( rec_name.clone(), @@ -564,6 +604,7 @@ fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { /// class (indexed `0..n_classes`), used to source indices + major for /// non-aux recursors. Auxiliary (nested) recursors at `di >= n_classes` /// still peel the type themselves using `spec_params` substitution. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_rec_type( di: usize, classes: &[FlatInfo], @@ -576,8 +617,11 @@ fn build_rec_type( class_infos: &[super::expr_utils::IndRecInfo], elim_level: &Level, ind_univs: &[Level], + rec_level_params: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> LeanExpr { let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option { overlay @@ -651,9 +695,13 @@ fn build_rec_type( classes, n_params, n_classes, - ¶m_fvars, + param_fvars, + param_decls, &motive_fvars, ind_univs, + rec_level_params, + stt, + kctx, ); // Domain stays in FVar form — contains param + motive FVars. let minor_name = ctor.cnst.name.strip_prefix(ind_name).map_or_else( @@ -940,6 +988,19 @@ fn build_motive_type_aux( /// /// `param_fvars`: FVars for the recursor's params (from outer context). /// `motive_fvars`: FVars for the recursor's motives (from outer context). +/// `param_decls`: LocalDecls for params — seeded into the TcScope so WHNF +/// during recursive-field detection can resolve param-referencing FVar +/// occurrences. +/// `rec_level_params`: recursor's level param names (shared across the +/// whole block), used by `TcScope::new` to route the kernel's ingress +/// cache per-inductive-signature. +/// +/// The TcScope built here delta-unfolds definition heads in field domains +/// (e.g., `constType (n α) (n α)` → `n α`). Without this, `find_rec_target` +/// sees the stored `App(Const(constType), …)` head and fails to recognize +/// a recursive occurrence, producing a minor premise missing the `x_ih` +/// binder — cf. `reduceCtorParam.rec` regression in validate-aux. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_minor_type( class_idx: usize, ctor: &ConstructorVal, @@ -947,8 +1008,12 @@ fn build_minor_type( n_params: usize, n_classes: usize, param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + param_decls: &[LocalDecl], motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], ind_univs: &[Level], + rec_level_params: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> LeanExpr { let member = &classes[class_idx]; // For auxiliary members, substitute levels with occurrence_level_args. @@ -1010,11 +1075,27 @@ fn build_minor_type( } // Collect fields: peel each field with a fresh FVar. + // + // A single `TcScope` is built here, seeded with the recursor's shared + // params. As we peel each field we push its decl into the scope, so + // subsequent field domains (which may reference earlier fields) see a + // consistent FVar context for kernel WHNF. The TcScope is reused for + // `find_rec_target` and `build_ih_type_fvar` via closures so both + // observe the same context and can unfold reducible aliases in field + // types — cf. the `reduceCtorParam*` test fixtures where an inductive + // appears under a definition head like `constType (n α) (n α)`. let n_fields = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_fields); let mut field_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut rec_fields: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); // (field_idx, target_class) + let mut scope = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( + param_decls, + rec_level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + for fi in 0..n_fields { match cur.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { @@ -1022,18 +1103,24 @@ fn build_minor_type( // consumeTypeAnnotations in withLocalDecl calls. let clean_dom = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(dom); let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("field", fi); - field_decls.push(LocalDecl { + let decl = LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, binder_name: name.clone(), domain: clean_dom.clone(), info: bi.clone(), - }); - field_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - if let Some(ci) = - find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, param_fvars, n_params) - { + }; + if let Some(ci) = find_rec_target( + &clean_dom, + classes, + param_fvars, + n_params, + &mut scope, + ) { rec_fields.push((fi, ci)); } + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + field_decls.push(decl); + field_fvars.push(fv.clone()); cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); }, _ => break, @@ -1052,6 +1139,7 @@ fn build_minor_type( param_fvars, motive_fvars, classes, + &mut scope, ); // Lean C++ uses appendAfter("_ih") which appends "_ih" to the // innermost string component of the Name structure. @@ -1111,11 +1199,20 @@ fn build_minor_type( mk_forall(conclusion, &all_binders) } -/// Build IH type for a recursive field using FVars. +/// Build IH type for a recursive field using FVars, with kernel WHNF. +/// +/// Delegates head reduction to the kernel via [`TcScope::whnf_lean`] +/// instead of a pure-syntactic beta reduction, so a reflexive-recursive +/// field like `(x:α) → constType (n α) (n α)` is seen as targeting +/// `n α` with no indices, producing an IH of shape +/// `∀ x : α, motive (field x)`. This matches Lean's +/// `kernel/inductive.cpp::is_rec_argument` behavior. /// -/// `field_fvar`: the FVar for this field. -/// `field_dom`: the field's domain (containing FVars for params/earlier fields). -/// The domain's head (after peeling foralls) should be an inductive in the block. +/// The TcScope is borrowed mutably so the caller can reuse it across +/// multiple field-domain queries within a single constructor — earlier +/// fields pushed into the scope stay live for later ones that depend on +/// them. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_ih_type_fvar( field_fvar: &LeanExpr, field_dom: &LeanExpr, @@ -1124,22 +1221,14 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( _param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], classes: &[FlatInfo], + scope: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, ) -> LeanExpr { - // Use forallTelescope-style approach: peel foralls from the field domain - // using fresh FVars so that the inner application is fully FVar-based. - // This avoids the BVar/FVar mixing issues that cause FVar leaks. - // - // Head-reduce at each step so that lambda-valued spec params (e.g. - // `β := λ_:α. Json` for `Internal.Impl α β`) are transparently unwrapped. - // A field `v : (λ_:α. Json) k` must be seen as targeting `Json` with no - // extra args — without reduction we would treat `k` as an index, which - // would apply the motive to too many arguments. let mut xs_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut xs_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(field_dom); + let mut cur = scope.whnf_lean(field_dom); while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { - // Check if the expression head is an inductive in the block — stop if so + // Check if the expression head is an inductive in the block — stop if so. let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&cur); if let ExprData::Const(cname, _, _) = h.as_data() && classes.iter().any(|c| c.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == cname)) @@ -1147,16 +1236,23 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( break; } let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("ih_xs", xs_fvars.len()); - xs_decls.push(LocalDecl { + let decl = LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, binder_name: name.clone(), domain: dom.clone(), info: bi.clone(), - }); + }; + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + xs_decls.push(decl); xs_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); + cur = scope.whnf_lean(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); } + // Pop the xs decls we pushed during peeling so the scope stays balanced + // for the next field / constructor. The IH body construction below does + // not need them in the TC context. + scope.pop_locals(&xs_decls); + // `cur` is now the fully FVar-instantiated inner expression: I params idx_args let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&cur); let n_target_params = nat_to_usize(&classes[target_ci].ind.num_params); @@ -1189,6 +1285,7 @@ fn build_ih_type_fvar( /// still needed for recursive field detection (IH targets can be any member). /// /// Rule RHS: `λ params motives minors fields, minor fields ihs` +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_rec_rules( di: usize, classes: &[FlatInfo], @@ -1197,6 +1294,8 @@ fn build_rec_rules( ind_univs: &[Level], rec_level_params: &[Name], rec_type: &LeanExpr, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Vec { let n_flat = classes.len(); let n_motives = n_flat; @@ -1265,6 +1364,18 @@ fn build_rec_rules( let rec_univs: Vec = rec_level_params.iter().map(|n| Level::param(n.clone())).collect(); + // TcScope seeded with params+motives+minors so `find_rec_target` + // and `build_rule_ih_fvar` can resolve FVar references during WHNF + // of constructor-field domains. Same rationale as `build_minor_type`: + // delta-unfolding reducible-alias heads matters for recognizing recursive + // fields hidden under a definition (`reduceCtorParam` family). + let mut scope = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( + &pmm_decls, + rec_level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + let mut rules = Vec::new(); // Compute the minor FVar offset for class `di`: sum of ctor counts for @@ -1337,17 +1448,23 @@ fn build_rec_rules( ExprData::ForallE(fname, dom, b, fbi, _) => { let clean_dom = super::expr_utils::consume_type_annotations(dom); let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("rfield", fi); - field_decls.push(LocalDecl { + let decl = LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, binder_name: fname.clone(), domain: clean_dom.clone(), info: fbi.clone(), - }); - if let Some(target_ci) = - find_rec_target(&clean_dom, classes, ¶m_fvars, n_params) - { + }; + if let Some(target_ci) = find_rec_target( + &clean_dom, + classes, + ¶m_fvars, + n_params, + &mut scope, + ) { rec_field_data.push((fv.clone(), target_ci)); } + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + field_decls.push(decl); field_fvars.push(fv.clone()); ty = instantiate1(b, &fv); }, @@ -1404,6 +1521,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( &motive_fvars, &minor_fvars, classes, + &mut scope, ) } else { field_fv.clone() // fallback — shouldn't happen @@ -1411,6 +1529,9 @@ fn build_rec_rules( body = LeanExpr::app(body, ih); } + // Pop this ctor's field decls so the scope is clean for the next ctor. + scope.pop_locals(&field_decls); + // Abstract and wrap: fields (innermost), then PMM (outermost). let mut all_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); all_decls.extend(pmm_decls.iter().cloned()); @@ -1433,6 +1554,15 @@ fn build_rec_rules( /// Build IH value for a recursive field in a rule RHS using FVars. /// /// IH = `λ (xs...), rec[target] params motives minors indices (field xs)` +/// WHNF-aware variant of [`build_rule_ih_fvar`]. +/// +/// Peels field-domain foralls using the kernel's WHNF (via `TcScope`) +/// so that reducible-alias heads unfold into the actual inductive the +/// IH targets. Without this, `idx_args` is extracted from an un-reduced +/// head like `constType (n α) (n α)`, producing an `Eq.ndrec`-style +/// partial app that the congruence check rejects. Mirrors +/// `build_ih_type_fvar` in the minor-type path. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_rule_ih_fvar( field_fvar: &LeanExpr, field_dom: &LeanExpr, @@ -1443,18 +1573,13 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( motive_fvars: &[LeanExpr], minor_fvars: &[LeanExpr], classes: &[FlatInfo], + scope: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, ) -> LeanExpr { let target_n_params = nat_to_usize(&classes[target_ci].ind.num_params); - // Use forallTelescope-style approach: peel foralls with fresh FVars - // so the inner expression and all idx_args are fully in FVar form. - // - // Head-reduce at each step — same rationale as `build_ih_type_fvar`: - // lambda-valued spec params must be unwrapped so the idx_args we - // extract match the reduced form. let mut xs_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut xs_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(field_dom); + let mut cur = scope.whnf_lean(field_dom); while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&cur); @@ -1464,22 +1589,23 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( break; } let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("rih_xs", xs_fvars.len()); - xs_decls.push(LocalDecl { + let decl = LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, binder_name: name.clone(), domain: dom.clone(), info: bi.clone(), - }); + }; + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + xs_decls.push(decl); xs_fvars.push(fv.clone()); - cur = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); + cur = scope.whnf_lean(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); } + scope.pop_locals(&xs_decls); - // `cur` is now fully FVar-instantiated: I params idx_args let (_, inner_args) = decompose_apps(&cur); let idx_args: Vec = inner_args.into_iter().skip(target_n_params).collect(); - // Build: rec[target] params motives minors indices (field xs_fvars) let mut ih = mk_const(rec_name, rec_univs); for pf in param_fvars { ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, pf.clone()); @@ -1499,7 +1625,6 @@ fn build_rule_ih_fvar( } ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, field_app); - // Abstract xs FVars back into lambdas, preserving original binder names mk_lambda(ih, &xs_decls) } @@ -1587,75 +1712,80 @@ fn has_deeper_str(n: &Name) -> bool { /// For originals: validates that applied parameters match `param_fvars`. /// For auxiliaries: also matches spec_params to distinguish e.g. List Syntax /// from List Other. +/// Detect whether a constructor field's type targets one of the block's +/// inductives (returning its class index), using kernel WHNF to see +/// through reducible-alias heads. +/// +/// Peels foralls from `dom` with fresh FVars, delta-unfolds the head at +/// each step via [`TcScope::whnf_lean`], then inspects the final head: +/// if it's a `Const` naming a member of `classes` whose param slots +/// match `param_fvars` (or, for aux members, whose spec-param slots +/// match), the class index is returned. +/// +/// Mirrors Lean's `kernel/inductive.cpp::is_rec_argument`. The TcScope +/// is left balanced on return — every local pushed during peeling is +/// popped. fn find_rec_target( dom: &LeanExpr, classes: &[FlatInfo], param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], n_params: usize, + scope: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, ) -> Option { - // Peel foralls with FVar instantiation (C++ uses mk_local_decl_for + - // instantiate). This avoids dangling BVars in the result type when - // fields have dependent index types. - // - // We head-reduce at each step so that lambda-valued parameters (e.g., - // `β := λ_. PrefixTreeNode α β cmp` for `Internal.Impl α β`) are - // transparently unwrapped: a field like `v : (λ_:α. PT α β cmp) k` - // still resolves to the `PT` class. Lean's kernel uses `whnf` for the - // same purpose in `kernel/inductive.cpp::is_rec_argument` — the - // detection sees through the redex even though the stored field type - // keeps the unreduced form. - let mut ty = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(dom); - let mut fvar_idx = 0usize; + let mut ty = scope.whnf_lean(dom); + let mut pushed: Vec = Vec::new(); loop { match ty.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { - let (_, fv) = fresh_fvar("frt", fvar_idx); - fvar_idx += 1; - ty = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); + ExprData::ForallE(name, d, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("frt", pushed.len()); + let decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: d.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }; + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + pushed.push(decl); + ty = scope.whnf_lean(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); }, - _ => { - let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&ty); - if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { - for (ci, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { - // Check if the name matches any name in the equivalence class. - if !class.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name) { - continue; - } - if !class.is_aux { - // Original member: validate parameters match (C++ is_valid_ind_app - // checks m_params[i] == args[i] for each parameter). - if args.len() >= n_params - && args[..n_params] - .iter() - .zip(param_fvars.iter()) - .all(|(a, p)| a.get_hash() == p.get_hash()) - { - return Some(ci); - } - // Name matched but params didn't — not a valid recursive occurrence. - continue; - } - // Auxiliary member: also match spec_params to distinguish - // e.g., List Syntax from List Other. - let sp_fvars = - instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, param_fvars); - let n_par = class.own_params; - if args.len() >= n_par - && sp_fvars.len() == n_par - && args[..n_par] - .iter() - .zip(sp_fvars.iter()) - .all(|(a, sp)| a.get_hash() == sp.get_hash()) - { - return Some(ci); - } - // Name matched but spec_params didn't — try next member. - } + _ => break, + } + } + // Pop all peel-locals — keep the caller's scope balanced. + scope.pop_locals(&pushed); + + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&ty); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { + for (ci, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { + if !class.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name) { + continue; + } + if !class.is_aux { + if args.len() >= n_params + && args[..n_params] + .iter() + .zip(param_fvars.iter()) + .all(|(a, p)| a.get_hash() == p.get_hash()) + { + return Some(ci); } - return None; - }, + continue; + } + let sp_fvars = + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, param_fvars); + let n_par = class.own_params; + if args.len() >= n_par + && sp_fvars.len() == n_par + && args[..n_par] + .iter() + .zip(sp_fvars.iter()) + .all(|(a, sp)| a.get_hash() == sp.get_hash()) + { + return Some(ci); + } } } + None } /// Port of Lean's `inferImplicit(ty, numParams, strict)`. @@ -1860,7 +1990,7 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( KConst::Ctor { name: ctor.cnst.name.clone(), level_params: cls_lvl_params.clone(), - is_unsafe: false, + is_unsafe: ctor.is_unsafe, lvls: cls_n_lvls, induct: cls_zid.clone(), cidx: cls_ctor_zids.len() as u64, @@ -1974,13 +2104,19 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( // Use classes.len() (full flat block including nested auxiliaries), not // n_classes, to match Lean's `m_ind_types.size() == 1` check which counts // the expanded block (inductive.cpp:556). + // + // Use the WHNF-reduced `result_kuniv` / `is_prop` for Prop-detection, + // NOT the syntactic `peek_result_sort(first_ty_z)`. For inductives whose + // target type is a reducible alias (e.g. `Presieve X := ∀ Y, (Y ⟶ X) → + // Prop`), `peek_result_sort` peels foralls but stops at the unreduced + // `App(Const(Presieve), X)` and returns `None`, falsely rejecting K. + // Lean's C++ init_K_target (`kernel/inductive.cpp`) uses the kernel's + // `m_result_level` which is set from the WHNF-reduced return-sort — + // same thing we already computed into `result_kuniv` a few lines up. let k = classes.len() == 1 && classes[0].ctors.len() == 1 && nat_to_u64(&classes[0].ctors[0].num_fields) == 0 - && matches!( - peek_result_sort(first_ty_z), - Some(u) if u.is_zero() - ); + && is_prop; let _cilk_elapsed = _cilk_start.elapsed(); if *crate::ix::compile::IX_TIMING && _cilk_elapsed.as_secs_f32() > 0.1 { @@ -2099,6 +2235,13 @@ fn collect_const_refs(expr: &LeanExpr, out: &mut Vec) { } /// Peek at the result sort of a KExpr type (peel foralls, check for Sort). +/// +/// No longer wired into the K-target check (see `compute_is_large_and_k`), +/// which now uses the WHNF-reduced `result_kuniv` to correctly classify +/// inductives whose target type is a reducible alias. Kept available for +/// potential future callers that need a syntactic-only peek, and +/// referenced by that same comment for the historical record. +#[allow(dead_code)] fn peek_result_sort( ty: &crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, ) -> Option> { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index 68442cae..bac74dd1 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ use crate::ix::compile::{ }; use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, - DefinitionSafety, Env as LeanEnv, Name, + DefinitionSafety, Env as LeanEnv, Name, ReducibilityHints, }; use crate::ix::ixon::{ CompileError, @@ -113,7 +113,6 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( } // Compile the mutual block. - let name_refs = cache.build_name_refs(); let block_refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); let block_univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); let name_str = aux_consts[0].name().pretty(); @@ -140,7 +139,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( let meta = all_metas.remove(&n).unwrap_or_default(); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta).with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta), ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), block_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); @@ -165,8 +164,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta) - .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta), ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); @@ -186,8 +184,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( stt.env.store_const(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_proj); stt.env.register_name( ctor.cnst.name.clone(), - Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta) - .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(ctor_addr.clone(), ctor_meta), ); stt .aux_name_to_addr @@ -205,8 +202,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta) - .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta), ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); @@ -221,8 +217,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); stt.env.register_name( n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta) - .with_name_refs(name_refs.clone()), + Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta), ); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); @@ -365,8 +360,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( typ: d.typ.clone(), kind: DefKind::Definition, value: d.value.clone(), - hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), all: vec![], })), _ => None, @@ -389,8 +384,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( typ: d.typ.clone(), kind: DefKind::Definition, value: d.value.clone(), - hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), all: vec![], })), _ => None, @@ -437,8 +432,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( typ: d.typ.clone(), kind: DefKind::Definition, value: d.value.clone(), - hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), all: vec![], })), _ => None, @@ -528,7 +523,9 @@ fn below_indc_to_mut_const( cidx: Nat::from(ci as u64), num_params: Nat::from(c.n_params as u64), num_fields: Nat::from(c.n_fields as u64), - is_unsafe: false, + // A `.below` constructor inherits the parent inductive's safety; Lean's + // kernel requires ctor safety to match the enclosing inductive. + is_unsafe: bi.is_unsafe, }) .collect(); @@ -545,7 +542,10 @@ fn below_indc_to_mut_const( all: all_below_names.to_vec(), ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), is_rec: true, - is_unsafe: false, + // Prop-level `.below` is an inductive; its safety mirrors the parent's + // (via `IndPredBelow`). Hardcoding `false` here diverged from Lean's + // content hash whenever the parent was `unsafe inductive`. + is_unsafe: bi.is_unsafe, // Propagate reflexivity from the parent: a `.below` built from a // reflexive parent has higher-order recursive IH fields of its own // (`∀ ys, I.below ... (h ys)`). Hardcoding `false` here silently @@ -559,19 +559,84 @@ fn below_indc_to_mut_const( } /// Convert a `BRecOnDef` to a `MutConst::Defn`. +/// +/// Replicates Lean's per-kind decisions from `Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean`: +/// +/// | Shape | Kind | Safety | Hints | +/// |--------------------|-------------|-----------------------|----------| +/// | `.brecOn` (Prop) | `Theorem` | inferred from unsafe | default | +/// | `.brecOn` (Type) | `Definition`| inferred from unsafe | `Abbrev` | +/// | `.brecOn.go` | `Definition`| inferred from unsafe | `Abbrev` | +/// | `.brecOn.eq` (safe)| `Theorem` | `Safe` | default | +/// | `.brecOn.eq` (unsafe) | `Definition` | `Unsafe` | `Opaque` | +/// +/// The unsafe-`.eq` flip is driven by Lean's `mkThmOrUnsafeDef` +/// (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Environment.lean:2797`), which replaces the theorem +/// declaration with an unsafe definition when `env.hasUnsafe` fires on the +/// type or value — always the case for unsafe inductives since the type +/// mentions the parent. `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go` pick up their safety via +/// `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` on the same predicate. fn brecon_to_mut_const(d: &BRecOnDef) -> MutConst { + let is_eq = d.name.last_str().as_deref() == Some("eq"); + let is_go = d.name.last_str().as_deref() == Some("go"); + + // Determine kind. + let kind = if is_eq { + if d.is_unsafe { + DefKind::Definition + } else { + DefKind::Theorem + } + } else if d.is_prop { + // Prop-level `.brecOn` with non-unsafe inductive: Thm. Unsafe Prop + // inductives are effectively impossible (Lean forbids `unsafe` in Prop), + // but honor the flag anyway. + if d.is_unsafe { + DefKind::Definition + } else { + DefKind::Theorem + } + } else { + // Type-level `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go`. + DefKind::Definition + }; + + // Hints: `.abbrev` for reducible aux definitions (matches Lean's + // `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe … .abbrev`); `.opaque` for the unsafe-eq + // case (per `mkThmOrUnsafeDef`). Theorems use the struct default (`Opaque` + // internally, not serialized for Thm). + let hints = if is_eq && d.is_unsafe { + ReducibilityHints::Opaque + } else if matches!(kind, DefKind::Theorem) { + ReducibilityHints::Opaque + } else { + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev + }; + + let _ = is_go; // kind decision doesn't differentiate go from plain brecOn above MutConst::Defn(Def { name: d.name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: d.typ.clone(), - kind: DefKind::Theorem, + kind, value: d.value.clone(), - hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints, + safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), all: vec![], }) } +/// Map an `is_unsafe` flag to a `DefinitionSafety`. Isolated here so every +/// aux-constant emission site picks up the same rule; if we ever need to +/// distinguish `Partial` from `Unsafe` we can refine one place. +fn def_safety(is_unsafe: bool) -> DefinitionSafety { + if is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + } +} + /// Determine which batch a `.brecOn` definition belongs to. /// /// Batch 0: `.brecOn.go` (must compile first, `.brecOn` references it) diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index 7bbf2b8b..466ab26a 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -1898,7 +1898,23 @@ fn build_block_env(all_names: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> LeanEnv { env } +/// Map an `is_unsafe` flag to a `DefinitionSafety`. The decompile side uses +/// this to stay in lock-step with `ix::compile::mutual::def_safety`; if we +/// ever want to represent `Partial` explicitly we can refine both sides. +fn def_safety(is_unsafe: bool) -> DefinitionSafety { + if is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + } +} + /// Convert a `BelowDef` (Type-level `.below`) to a `LeanConstantInfo`. +/// +/// Safety mirrors the parent inductive's `is_unsafe` flag (propagated via +/// `BelowDef::is_unsafe`) — Lean builds `.below` via +/// `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe`, which always flips to `Unsafe` when the +/// parent inductive is unsafe (the value references the parent's `.rec`). fn below_def_to_lean( def: &crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::BelowDef, ) -> LeanConstantInfo { @@ -1910,12 +1926,16 @@ fn below_def_to_lean( }, value: def.value.clone(), hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + safety: def_safety(def.is_unsafe), all: vec![def.name.clone()], }) } /// Convert a `BelowIndc` (Prop-level `.below`) to an `InductiveVal` and its constructors. +/// +/// Safety mirrors the parent via `BelowIndc::is_unsafe` (see the Prop-level +/// branch of `IndPredBelow`). The constructor `is_unsafe` matches the +/// enclosing inductive — the kernel rejects mixed safety within an inductive. fn below_indc_to_lean( indc: &crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::below::BelowIndc, all_below_names: &[Name], @@ -1938,7 +1958,7 @@ fn below_indc_to_lean( // The `ConstantInfo::InductInfo` hash includes `is_reflexive`, so the // regenerated `.below` must carry the same flag as Lean's original. is_reflexive: indc.is_reflexive, - is_unsafe: false, + is_unsafe: indc.is_unsafe, }; let ctors: Vec = indc .ctors @@ -1954,24 +1974,43 @@ fn below_indc_to_lean( cidx: Nat::from(cidx as u64), num_params: Nat::from(c.n_params as u64), num_fields: Nat::from(c.n_fields as u64), - is_unsafe: false, + is_unsafe: indc.is_unsafe, }) .collect(); (ind_val, ctors) } /// Convert a `BRecOnDef` to a `LeanConstantInfo`. -/// `as_theorem` controls whether to produce ThmInfo (Prop-level brecOn) -/// or DefnInfo (Type-level brecOn). +/// +/// Replicates Lean's `Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean` per-kind decisions: +/// +/// | Shape | Emits | Hints | +/// |-----------------------|--------------------------|----------| +/// | `.brecOn` (Prop, safe) | `ThmInfo` | — | +/// | `.brecOn` (Prop, unsafe) | `DefnInfo` (`Unsafe`) | `Opaque` | +/// | `.brecOn` (Type) | `DefnInfo` (`Safe`/`Unsafe`) | `Abbrev` | +/// | `.brecOn.go` | `DefnInfo` (`Safe`/`Unsafe`) | `Abbrev` | +/// | `.brecOn.eq` (safe) | `ThmInfo` | — | +/// | `.brecOn.eq` (unsafe) | `DefnInfo` (`Unsafe`) | `Opaque` | +/// +/// The unsafe-`.eq` flip mirrors Lean's `mkThmOrUnsafeDef` +/// (`Lean/Environment.lean:2797`), which replaces a theorem with an unsafe +/// definition whenever `env.hasUnsafe` fires on the type or value. fn brecon_def_to_lean( def: &crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::brecon::BRecOnDef, - as_theorem: bool, ) -> LeanConstantInfo { let cnst = ConstantVal { name: def.name.clone(), level_params: def.level_params.clone(), typ: def.typ.clone(), }; + + let is_eq = def.name.last_str().as_deref() == Some("eq"); + // Emit `ThmInfo` when Lean would have emitted `.thmDecl`: Prop-level + // `.brecOn` or safe Type-level `.brecOn.eq`. Unsafe cases always flatten + // into an unsafe `DefnInfo` with opaque reducibility. + let as_theorem = (def.is_prop || is_eq) && !def.is_unsafe; + if as_theorem { LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(TheoremVal { cnst, @@ -1979,11 +2018,21 @@ fn brecon_def_to_lean( all: vec![def.name.clone()], }) } else { + // Hints: `.opaque` matches Lean's `mkThmOrUnsafeDef` for the unsafe-eq + // flip (and unsafe Prop-level `.brecOn`, which in practice never + // happens — Lean forbids `unsafe` in Prop — but we honor the flag). + // `.abbrev` matches `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe … .abbrev` for + // `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go`. + let hints = if def.is_unsafe && (def.is_prop || is_eq) { + ReducibilityHints::Opaque + } else { + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev + }; LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { cnst, value: def.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints, + safety: def_safety(def.is_unsafe), all: vec![def.name.clone()], }) } @@ -3169,7 +3218,10 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( kind: DefKind::Definition, value: d.value.clone(), hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + // Propagate the parent inductive's `is_unsafe` so the recompiled + // Ixon address matches Lean's (see `brecon_to_mut_const` for the + // full decision matrix). + safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), all: vec![], })), _ => None, @@ -3309,11 +3361,7 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( ) { Ok(brecon_defs) => { for d in &brecon_defs { - let is_eq = - matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); - let as_thm = is_prop || is_eq; - generated_consts - .insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d, as_thm)); + generated_consts.insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d)); } let brecon_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members @@ -3327,21 +3375,33 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( for d in brecon_defs.iter().filter(|d| brecon_members.contains(&&d.name)) { + // Mirror the `brecon_def_to_lean` / `brecon_to_mut_const` + // decision matrix so the roundtrip compile step emits the same + // Ixon bytes Lean does. Unsafe `.brecOn.eq` / unsafe Prop + // `.brecOn` flip from `Thm` to unsafe `Defn` with opaque hints. let is_eq = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); - let kind = if is_prop || is_eq { + let wants_thm = (d.is_prop || is_eq) && !d.is_unsafe; + let kind = if wants_thm { DefKind::Theorem } else { DefKind::Definition }; + let hints = if d.is_unsafe && (d.is_prop || is_eq) { + ReducibilityHints::Opaque + } else if matches!(kind, DefKind::Theorem) { + ReducibilityHints::Opaque + } else { + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev + }; let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { name: d.name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: d.typ.clone(), kind, value: d.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints, + safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), all: vec![], }); match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { @@ -3351,14 +3411,14 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( } }, Ok(_) | Err(_) => { - let is_eq_fb = matches!( - classify_aux_gen(&d.name), - Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _)) - ); - dstt.env.insert( - d.name.clone(), - brecon_def_to_lean(d, is_prop || is_eq_fb), - ); + // Fallback when the roundtrip_block compile step fails: + // still surface a best-effort LeanConstantInfo so the + // decompiled env is populated. `brecon_def_to_lean` applies + // the same kind/safety/hints matrix that the compile path + // used, so the kind recorded here mirrors what Lean's + // original has (even if the recompile couldn't prove byte + // equivalence). + dstt.env.insert(d.name.clone(), brecon_def_to_lean(d)); }, } } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs index 515b2ab3..1ef9ff6f 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs @@ -21,53 +21,15 @@ pub struct Named { /// aux_gen form). Decompile uses `original` for faithful roundtrip of /// binder names and other cosmetic metadata. pub original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)>, - /// Name-level reference table, parallel to `Constant.refs`. - /// - /// `name_refs[i]` contains the Lean names that compiled to the address at - /// `Constant.refs[i]`. Multiple names can map to the same address due to - /// alpha-collapse, so each entry is a `Vec`. - /// - /// # Status — reserved for future use (CR3) - /// - /// As of the April 2026 adversarial review, this table is **populated** - /// by every compile path in `compile.rs` / `compile/mutual.rs` but is - /// **not currently read** by the decompiler. The intended disambiguation - /// use-case (resolving alpha-collapsed Ref names when the arena's single - /// `Ref { name_addr }` metadata is absent) is unnecessary in practice - /// because `name_addr` is already a name-content hash rather than a - /// content-content hash: distinct Lean names hash to distinct addresses - /// even when their referenced constants alpha-collapse. - /// - /// We keep the field rather than deleting it because: - /// 1. It's a schema-stable extension point for future work on - /// deterministic topological ordering across blocks. - /// 2. Removing it would force a serialization-format bump that isn't - /// worth the churn in pre-alpha. - /// - /// If you're reaching for this field, check first whether the arena's - /// `ExprMetaData::Ref { name: name_addr }` already gives you what you - /// need via `decompile_name(name_addr, stt)` — it almost always does. - pub name_refs: Vec>, } impl Named { pub fn new(addr: Address, meta: ConstantMeta) -> Self { - Named { addr, meta, original: None, name_refs: Vec::new() } + Named { addr, meta, original: None } } pub fn with_addr(addr: Address) -> Self { - Named { - addr, - meta: ConstantMeta::default(), - original: None, - name_refs: Vec::new(), - } - } - - /// Set the name-level reference table (builder pattern). - pub fn with_name_refs(mut self, name_refs: Vec>) -> Self { - self.name_refs = name_refs; - self + Named { addr, meta: ConstantMeta::default(), original: None } } } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs index a9e1bc9c..95ccbcdc 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs @@ -1011,10 +1011,7 @@ fn get_name_component( // ============================================================================ use super::env::Named; -use super::metadata::{ - ConstantMeta, NameIndex, NameReverseIndex, get_idx, get_vec_len, put_idx, - put_vec_len, -}; +use super::metadata::{ConstantMeta, NameIndex, NameReverseIndex}; /// Serialize a Named entry with indexed metadata. pub fn put_named_indexed( @@ -1033,27 +1030,13 @@ pub fn put_named_indexed( meta.put_indexed(idx, buf)?; }, } - // Serialize name_refs: Vec> as Vec> - put_vec_len(named.name_refs.len(), buf); - for names in &named.name_refs { - put_vec_len(names.len(), buf); - for name in names { - let name_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()); - put_idx(&name_addr, idx, buf)?; - } - } Ok(()) } /// Deserialize a Named entry with indexed metadata. -/// -/// `names_lookup` maps name-hash Addresses to Names, used to resolve -/// `name_refs` entries. Pass an empty map for backward compatibility -/// with old formats (name_refs will be empty). pub fn get_named_indexed( buf: &mut &[u8], rev: &NameReverseIndex, - names_lookup: &rustc_hash::FxHashMap, ) -> Result { let addr = get_address(buf)?; let meta = ConstantMeta::get_indexed(buf, rev)?; @@ -1066,21 +1049,7 @@ pub fn get_named_indexed( }, x => return Err(format!("Named.original: invalid tag {x}")), }; - // Deserialize name_refs: Vec> from Vec>. - let n_outer = get_vec_len(buf)?; - let mut name_refs = Vec::with_capacity(n_outer); - for _ in 0..n_outer { - let n_inner = get_vec_len(buf)?; - let mut inner = Vec::with_capacity(n_inner); - for _ in 0..n_inner { - let name_addr = get_idx(buf, rev)?; - if let Some(name) = names_lookup.get(&name_addr) { - inner.push(name.clone()); - } - } - name_refs.push(inner); - } - Ok(Named { addr, meta, original, name_refs }) + Ok(Named { addr, meta, original }) } // ============================================================================ @@ -1095,30 +1064,50 @@ impl Env { pub const FLAG: u8 = 0xE; /// Serialize an Env to bytes. + /// + /// Streaming design: for each section, collect only the *keys* from the + /// underlying DashMap, sort them (in parallel for the big ones), then + /// look up each value via `DashMap::get` and serialize it. The `Ref` + /// guard returned by `get` drops at the end of each loop iteration, so + /// at most one value is held live beyond the DashMap's own storage — + /// peak RAM stays close to the steady-state env size instead of 2×. + /// + /// Why not just iterate the DashMap directly? Serialization requires a + /// canonical order (byte-determinism across runs and across different + /// insertion orders), and DashMap iteration order is shard-dependent. + /// Sorting the keys is the minimum work to guarantee that. pub fn put(&self, buf: &mut Vec) -> Result<(), String> { + use rayon::slice::ParallelSliceMut; + // Chatty per-section logging gated on IX_QUIET=1 (disables) so we can - // diagnose serialization stalls on huge envs (Mathlib: ~1M consts). The - // cost is a few eprintlns per put() call — negligible. + // diagnose serialization stalls on huge envs (Mathlib: ~1M consts). let quiet = std::env::var("IX_QUIET").is_ok(); let overall_start = std::time::Instant::now(); // Header: Tag4 with flag=0xE, size=0 (Env variant) Tag4::new(Self::FLAG, 0).put(buf); + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── // Section 1: Blobs (Address -> bytes) - // Sort by address for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if !quiet { - eprintln!("[Env::put] section 1/5 blobs: collecting {} entries", self.blobs.len()); + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 1/5 blobs: {} entries", + self.blobs.len(), + ); } - let mut blobs: Vec<_> = - self.blobs.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); - blobs.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); - put_u64(blobs.len() as u64, buf); - for (addr, bytes) in &blobs { - put_address(addr, buf); - put_u64(bytes.len() as u64, buf); - buf.extend_from_slice(bytes); + let mut blob_addrs: Vec
= + self.blobs.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); + blob_addrs.par_sort_unstable(); + put_u64(blob_addrs.len() as u64, buf); + for addr in &blob_addrs { + if let Some(entry) = self.blobs.get(addr) { + let bytes = entry.value(); + put_address(addr, buf); + put_u64(bytes.len() as u64, buf); + buf.extend_from_slice(bytes); + } } if !quiet { eprintln!( @@ -1128,52 +1117,57 @@ impl Env { ); } + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── // Section 2: Consts (Address -> Constant) - // Sort by address for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - if !quiet { - eprintln!("[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: collecting {} entries", self.consts.len()); - } - let mut consts: Vec<_> = self - .consts - .iter() - .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) - .collect(); if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: collected in {:.1}s, sorting...", - sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: {} entries", + self.consts.len(), ); } - let sort_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - consts.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); + let mut const_addrs: Vec
= + self.consts.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); + const_addrs.par_sort_unstable(); if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: sorted in {:.1}s, serializing...", - sort_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: collected+sorted in {:.1}s, \ + streaming put...", + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), ); } let put_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - put_u64(consts.len() as u64, buf); - for (addr, constant) in &consts { - put_address(addr, buf); - constant.put(buf); + put_u64(const_addrs.len() as u64, buf); + for addr in &const_addrs { + if let Some(entry) = self.consts.get(addr) { + put_address(addr, buf); + entry.value().put(buf); + } } if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s \ + ({} bytes so far)", put_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), buf.len(), ); } - // Section 3: Names (Address -> Name component) - // Topologically sorted so parents come before children - // Also build name index for metadata serialization + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // Section 3: Names (Address -> Name component, topologically sorted) + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // Topological sort ensures parents come before children so the name + // index assigned during serialization is valid for all references that + // follow (e.g., in metadata). `topological_sort_names` handles the + // parallel key sort + DFS; see that function for details. let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if !quiet { - eprintln!("[Env::put] section 3/5 names: topo-sorting {} entries", self.names.len()); + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 3/5 names: topo-sorting {} entries", + self.names.len(), + ); } let sorted_names = topological_sort_names(&self.names); if !quiet { @@ -1192,65 +1186,82 @@ impl Env { } if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 3/5 names done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + "[Env::put] section 3/5 names done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s \ + ({} bytes so far)", put_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), buf.len(), ); } - // Section 4: Named (name Address -> Named) - // Sort by name hash for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) - // Use indexed serialization for metadata (saves ~24 bytes per address) + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // Section 4: Named (Name -> Named metadata with indexed addresses) + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // Named values are the *largest* per-entry (each carries a ConstantMeta + // with metadata arenas), so the streaming pattern's win is greatest + // here: on Mathlib, avoiding the clone-into-Vec saves ~30 GB peak RAM. + // + // Key clone cost: a `Name` is `Arc`, so each clone is a + // single atomic refcount increment (<1s for 733k). let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - if !quiet { - eprintln!("[Env::put] section 4/5 named: collecting {} entries", self.named.len()); - } - let mut named: Vec<_> = - self.named.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 4/5 named: collected in {:.1}s, sorting...", - sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + "[Env::put] section 4/5 named: {} entries", + self.named.len(), ); } - let sort_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - named - .sort_by(|a, b| a.0.get_hash().as_bytes().cmp(b.0.get_hash().as_bytes())); + let mut named_keys: Vec = + self.named.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); + // Sort by the cached name hash bytes (same key used by every existing + // Section 4 ordering guarantee). `par_sort_unstable_by` uses rayon to + // parallelize the compare across all cores. + named_keys.par_sort_unstable_by(|a, b| { + a.get_hash().as_bytes().cmp(b.get_hash().as_bytes()) + }); if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 4/5 named: sorted in {:.1}s, serializing...", - sort_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), + "[Env::put] section 4/5 named: collected+sorted in {:.1}s, \ + streaming put...", + sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), ); } let put_start = std::time::Instant::now(); - put_u64(named.len() as u64, buf); - for (name, named_entry) in &named { - put_bytes(name.get_hash().as_bytes(), buf); - put_named_indexed(named_entry, &name_index, buf)?; + put_u64(named_keys.len() as u64, buf); + for name in &named_keys { + if let Some(entry) = self.named.get(name) { + put_bytes(name.get_hash().as_bytes(), buf); + put_named_indexed(entry.value(), &name_index, buf)?; + } } if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 4/5 named done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s ({} bytes so far)", + "[Env::put] section 4/5 named done: put in {:.1}s, total {:.1}s \ + ({} bytes so far)", put_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), sec_start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), buf.len(), ); } - // Section 5: Comms (Address -> Comm) - // Sort by address for deterministic serialization (matches Lean) + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + // Section 5: Comms (Address -> Comm) — typically empty on compile path + // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if !quiet { - eprintln!("[Env::put] section 5/5 comms: collecting {} entries", self.comms.len()); + eprintln!( + "[Env::put] section 5/5 comms: {} entries", + self.comms.len(), + ); } - let mut comms: Vec<_> = - self.comms.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); - comms.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); - put_u64(comms.len() as u64, buf); - for (addr, comm) in &comms { - put_address(addr, buf); - comm.put(buf); + let mut comm_addrs: Vec
= + self.comms.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); + comm_addrs.par_sort_unstable(); + put_u64(comm_addrs.len() as u64, buf); + for addr in &comm_addrs { + if let Some(entry) = self.comms.get(addr) { + put_address(addr, buf); + entry.value().put(buf); + } } if !quiet { eprintln!( @@ -1335,7 +1346,7 @@ impl Env { let num_named = get_u64(buf)?; for _ in 0..num_named { let name_addr = get_address(buf)?; - let named = get_named_indexed(buf, &name_reverse_index, &names_lookup)?; + let named = get_named_indexed(buf, &name_reverse_index)?; let name = names_lookup.get(&name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { format!("Env::get: missing name for addr {:?}", name_addr) })?; @@ -1430,13 +1441,27 @@ impl Env { } /// Topologically sort names so parents come before children. +/// +/// Collects `(Address, Name)` pairs up front (cheap: Arc clone + 32-byte +/// address clone), parallel-sorts by address for canonical DFS order, then +/// walks each entry via the Arc parent chain in `NameData::Str`/`Num`. The +/// DFS recurses through those Arc pointers — parents are NOT looked up in +/// the DashMap, which is why the result retains `Name` values rather than +/// just addresses (ancestor names may not be stored as explicit DashMap +/// keys). +/// +/// We tried a keys-only streaming variant (collect `Vec
` and look +/// up each Name via `DashMap::get` in the DFS loop). It was 22s slower on +/// Mathlib because 4.7M shard-lock acquisitions dominate vs the one-time +/// ~150 MB tuple-clone allocation. fn topological_sort_names( names: &dashmap::DashMap, ) -> Vec<(Address, Name)> { - use std::collections::HashSet; + use rayon::slice::ParallelSliceMut; + use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; let mut result = Vec::with_capacity(names.len() + 1); - let mut visited: HashSet
= HashSet::new(); + let mut visited: FxHashSet
= FxHashSet::default(); // Include anonymous name first so it gets index 0 in the name index. // Arena nodes frequently reference it as a binder name. @@ -1446,7 +1471,7 @@ fn topological_sort_names( fn visit( name: &Name, - visited: &mut HashSet
, + visited: &mut FxHashSet
, result: &mut Vec<(Address, Name)>, ) { let addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()); @@ -1466,10 +1491,13 @@ fn topological_sort_names( result.push((addr, name.clone())); } - // Sort entries by address before DFS for deterministic order (matches Lean) - let mut sorted_entries: Vec<_> = - names.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); - sorted_entries.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); + // Clone-collect entries for direct iteration (avoids 4.7M DashMap lookups + // during DFS). Parallel sort uses rayon over address bytes. + let mut sorted_entries: Vec<(Address, Name)> = names + .iter() + .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) + .collect(); + sorted_entries.par_sort_unstable_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); for (_, name) in &sorted_entries { visit(name, &mut visited, &mut result); } @@ -1616,8 +1644,7 @@ mod tests { } else { None }; - let named = - Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta, original, name_refs: Vec::new() }; + let named = Named { addr: addr.clone(), meta, original }; env.named.insert(name, named); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs b/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs index 0cb337cb..09bde5f0 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/constant.rs @@ -11,8 +11,16 @@ use super::id::KId; use super::mode::KernelMode; /// A recursor computation rule. +/// +/// `ctor` carries the Lean name of the constructor this rule dispatches on. +/// The kernel doesn't use it for dispatch (the positional `cidx` on +/// `KConst::Ctor` does), but we preserve it as a metadata field so LEON +/// ingress ↔ egress roundtrips the full `RecursorRule { ctor, n_fields, +/// rhs }` shape. In `Anon` mode the field is `()` and does not participate +/// in hashing or equality. #[derive(Clone, Debug)] pub struct RecRule { + pub ctor: M::MField, pub fields: u64, pub rhs: KExpr, } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index 976b073f..e81f01c9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ //! //! Only works for `Meta` mode since it needs actual names and binder info. -use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, ParallelIterator}; +use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator}; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::env::{ @@ -255,10 +255,14 @@ pub fn egress_constant(zc: &KConst) -> LeanCI { .. } => { let lp: &Vec = level_params; + // `RecRule` carries the Lean ctor name as an `MField` + // purely for LEON roundtrip. The kernel doesn't consult it during + // type checking — dispatch is positional via the ctor's `cidx` — + // so we just echo it out verbatim. let lean_rules: Vec = rules .iter() .map(|r| LeanRecRule { - ctor: Name::anon(), + ctor: r.ctor.clone(), n_fields: Nat::from(r.fields), rhs: egress_expr(&r.rhs, lp, &mut cache), }) @@ -281,7 +285,7 @@ pub fn egress_constant(zc: &KConst) -> LeanCI { } /// Convert the entire zero kernel environment to a Lean environment. -pub fn egress_env(zenv: &KEnv) -> env::Env { +pub fn lean_egress(zenv: &KEnv) -> env::Env { let entries: Vec<_> = zenv.iter().collect(); let results: Vec<(Name, LeanCI)> = entries @@ -295,3 +299,935 @@ pub fn egress_env(zenv: &KEnv) -> env::Env { } lean_env } + +// =========================================================================== +// Ixon egress: KEnv → IxonEnv +// =========================================================================== +// +// This is the inverse of `ixon_ingress`. We walk each constant in the kernel +// env, produce the corresponding Ixon `Constant` payload, and pair it with +// the original `ConstantMeta` (arena + extension tables) so the output env +// is a well-formed input for `decompile_env`. +// +// Why we reuse the original meta: the kernel does not track per-expression +// metadata like binder names, mdata KV-maps, or call-site surgery — those +// live in `ConstantMeta.arena` + `meta_sharing` / `meta_refs` / `meta_univs`. +// Regenerating them from kenv alone would be equivalent to re-running +// compile's call-site surgery pass (hundreds of LOC, and any divergence +// would reintroduce the "second decompiler" problem we're trying to solve). +// Instead we take the original `Named.meta` as-is. +// +// Consequence: `ixon_egress` is only meaningful after a prior `compile_env` +// produced the original `IxonEnv`. For the diagnostic roundtrip test that's +// fine — the test path is `compile_env → ixon_ingress → kenv → ixon_egress +// → decompile_env`. Callers without a pre-existing compile state would need +// to regenerate metadata themselves (out of scope here). +// +// Meta-only: we only need this for the Meta-mode roundtrip diagnostic. +// Generalizing to `` requires address-keyed lookups (in +// Anon mode `kid.name` is `()`, so we can't look up `original_env.named` +// by name). Left as future work. + +use std::sync::Arc; + +use indexmap::IndexSet; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::compile::{ + apply_sharing_to_axiom_with_stats, apply_sharing_to_definition_with_stats, + apply_sharing_to_mutual_block, apply_sharing_to_quotient_with_stats, + apply_sharing_to_recursor_with_stats, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ + Axiom as IxonAxiom, Constant as IxonConstant, ConstantInfo as IxonCI, + Constructor as IxonConstructor, ConstructorProj, Definition as IxonDefinition, + DefinitionProj, Inductive as IxonInductive, InductiveProj, + MutConst as IxonMutConst, Quotient as IxonQuotient, Recursor as IxonRecursor, + RecursorProj, RecursorRule as IxonRecursorRule, +}; +use crate::ix::ixon::env::{Env as IxonEnv, Named}; +use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; +use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::ConstantMetaInfo; +use crate::ix::ixon::univ::Univ as IxonUniv; + +/// Per-constant (or per-block) working context accumulated while converting +/// kernel expressions back to Ixon. Mirrors `BlockCache.refs` / `univs` on +/// the compile side: every distinct address gets one slot in `refs`, every +/// distinct universe term gets one slot in `univs`, and expressions refer to +/// entries by positional index. +/// +/// Also carries the block's `mut_ctx` as a `FxHashMap` (for O(1) per-Const +/// lookup when discriminating `Rec` from `Ref`) and a memoization cache +/// keyed by `KExpr::addr()` so DAG-shared subexpressions are converted +/// only once. +struct EgressCtx { + /// External constant references, in insertion order. + refs: IndexSet
, + /// Universe terms, in insertion order (dedup by structural equality + /// via `Arc`'s derived `Eq`/`Hash`). + univs: IndexSet>, + /// Mutual block sibling lookup: KId of a sibling → its position in the + /// block. Used to decide `Rec(idx, _)` vs. `Ref(idx, _)` for Const nodes. + /// Empty for non-Muts (standalone) constants. + mut_ctx: FxHashMap, u64>, + /// Memoized expression conversion. Keyed by `KExpr::addr()` (content + /// hash); same hash → same Ixon expression (within a single block's + /// tables). + expr_cache: FxHashMap>, + /// Memoized universe conversion. + univ_cache: FxHashMap>, +} + +impl EgressCtx { + fn new() -> Self { + Self { + refs: IndexSet::new(), + univs: IndexSet::new(), + mut_ctx: FxHashMap::default(), + expr_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + univ_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + } + } + + fn with_mut_ctx(mut_ctx: Vec>) -> Self { + let mut out = Self::new(); + for (i, kid) in mut_ctx.into_iter().enumerate() { + out.mut_ctx.insert(kid, i as u64); + } + out + } + + fn intern_ref(&mut self, addr: Address) -> u64 { + let (idx, _) = self.refs.insert_full(addr); + idx as u64 + } + + fn intern_univ(&mut self, u: Arc) -> u64 { + let (idx, _) = self.univs.insert_full(u); + idx as u64 + } + + fn into_vecs(self) -> (Vec
, Vec>) { + (self.refs.into_iter().collect(), self.univs.into_iter().collect()) + } +} + +/// Convert a kernel universe to an Ixon universe (memoized by content hash). +fn kuniv_to_ixon(u: &KUniv, ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> Arc { + let key = **u.addr(); + if let Some(hit) = ctx.univ_cache.get(&key) { + return hit.clone(); + } + let out = match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => IxonUniv::zero(), + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => IxonUniv::succ(kuniv_to_ixon(inner, ctx)), + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { + let a = kuniv_to_ixon(a, ctx); + let b = kuniv_to_ixon(b, ctx); + IxonUniv::max(a, b) + }, + UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => { + let a = kuniv_to_ixon(a, ctx); + let b = kuniv_to_ixon(b, ctx); + IxonUniv::imax(a, b) + }, + UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => IxonUniv::var(*idx), + }; + ctx.univ_cache.insert(key, out.clone()); + out +} + +/// Intern a universe into the block's `univs` table and return its index. +fn kuniv_idx(u: &KUniv, ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> u64 { + let u = kuniv_to_ixon(u, ctx); + ctx.intern_univ(u) +} + +/// Convert a list of kernel universes to a `Vec` of indices into the +/// block's `univs` table. Used for `IxonExpr::Ref` / `Rec` universe args. +fn kunivs_to_idxs(us: &[KUniv], ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> Vec { + us.iter().map(|u| kuniv_idx(u, ctx)).collect() +} + +/// Convert a kernel expression to an Ixon expression, accumulating any +/// referenced addresses and universes into `ctx`. Memoized on +/// `expr.addr()` (content hash) so DAG-shared subtrees convert once. +/// +/// `ctx.mut_ctx` is the block's list of sibling `KId`s (for mutual +/// blocks): if an `ExprData::Const` node's `KId` matches one of these, +/// it is emitted as an `IxonExpr::Rec(idx, univs)` rather than a +/// `Ref(idx, univs)`. This is the inverse of `ingress_expr`'s +/// `IxonExpr::Rec → KExpr::Const(mut_ctx[i])` case. +/// +/// Note on `Share`: we never emit `IxonExpr::Share(_)` here; sharing is +/// discovered fresh by the `apply_sharing_*` pass that wraps our output. +fn kexpr_to_ixon(expr: &KExpr, ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> Arc { + let key = **expr.addr(); + if let Some(hit) = ctx.expr_cache.get(&key) { + return hit.clone(); + } + let out = match expr.data() { + ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) => IxonExpr::var(*idx), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { + let u_idx = kuniv_idx(u, ctx); + IxonExpr::sort(u_idx) + }, + ExprData::Const(id, univs, _) => { + let u_idxs = kunivs_to_idxs(univs, ctx); + // Look up in mut_ctx first — a match means this is a mutual + // self-reference and must be emitted as `Rec`, not `Ref`. + if let Some(&rec_idx) = ctx.mut_ctx.get(id) { + IxonExpr::rec(rec_idx, u_idxs) + } else { + let r_idx = ctx.intern_ref(id.addr.clone()); + IxonExpr::reference(r_idx, u_idxs) + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let f = kexpr_to_ixon(f, ctx); + let a = kexpr_to_ixon(a, ctx); + IxonExpr::app(f, a) + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + let ty = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + let body = kexpr_to_ixon(body, ctx); + IxonExpr::lam(ty, body) + }, + ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + let ty = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + let body = kexpr_to_ixon(body, ctx); + IxonExpr::all(ty, body) + }, + ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let ty = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + let val = kexpr_to_ixon(val, ctx); + let body = kexpr_to_ixon(body, ctx); + IxonExpr::let_(*nd, ty, val, body) + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val = kexpr_to_ixon(val, ctx); + let r_idx = ctx.intern_ref(id.addr.clone()); + IxonExpr::prj(r_idx, *field, val) + }, + ExprData::Nat(_, addr, _) => { + let r_idx = ctx.intern_ref(addr.clone()); + IxonExpr::nat(r_idx) + }, + ExprData::Str(_, addr, _) => { + let r_idx = ctx.intern_ref(addr.clone()); + IxonExpr::str(r_idx) + }, + }; + ctx.expr_cache.insert(key, out.clone()); + out +} + +/// Build an `IxonDefinition` body (type + value) from a `KConst::Defn`. +fn kdefn_to_ixon( + kc: &KConst, + ctx: &mut EgressCtx, +) -> Result { + match kc { + KConst::Defn { kind, safety, lvls, ty, val, .. } => { + let typ = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + let value = kexpr_to_ixon(val, ctx); + Ok(IxonDefinition { + kind: *kind, + safety: *safety, + lvls: *lvls, + typ, + value, + }) + }, + _ => Err(format!("kdefn_to_ixon: expected Defn, got {}", kc_kind(kc))), + } +} + +/// Build an `IxonRecursor` body from a `KConst::Recr`. +fn krecr_to_ixon( + kc: &KConst, + ctx: &mut EgressCtx, +) -> Result { + match kc { + KConst::Recr { + k, + is_unsafe, + lvls, + params, + indices, + motives, + minors, + ty, + rules, + .. + } => { + let typ = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + let rules: Vec = rules + .iter() + .map(|r| IxonRecursorRule { + fields: r.fields, + rhs: kexpr_to_ixon(&r.rhs, ctx), + }) + .collect(); + Ok(IxonRecursor { + k: *k, + is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, + lvls: *lvls, + params: *params, + indices: *indices, + motives: *motives, + minors: *minors, + typ, + rules, + }) + }, + _ => Err(format!("krecr_to_ixon: expected Recr, got {}", kc_kind(kc))), + } +} + +/// Build an `IxonAxiom` body from a `KConst::Axio`. +fn kaxio_to_ixon( + kc: &KConst, + ctx: &mut EgressCtx, +) -> Result { + match kc { + KConst::Axio { is_unsafe, lvls, ty, .. } => { + let typ = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + Ok(IxonAxiom { is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, lvls: *lvls, typ }) + }, + _ => Err(format!("kaxio_to_ixon: expected Axio, got {}", kc_kind(kc))), + } +} + +/// Build an `IxonQuotient` body from a `KConst::Quot`. +fn kquot_to_ixon( + kc: &KConst, + ctx: &mut EgressCtx, +) -> Result { + match kc { + KConst::Quot { kind, lvls, ty, .. } => { + let typ = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + Ok(IxonQuotient { kind: *kind, lvls: *lvls, typ }) + }, + _ => Err(format!("kquot_to_ixon: expected Quot, got {}", kc_kind(kc))), + } +} + +/// Short name for the kernel constant kind — for error messages only. +fn kc_kind(kc: &KConst) -> &'static str { + match kc { + KConst::Defn { .. } => "Defn", + KConst::Recr { .. } => "Recr", + KConst::Axio { .. } => "Axio", + KConst::Quot { .. } => "Quot", + KConst::Indc { .. } => "Indc", + KConst::Ctor { .. } => "Ctor", + } +} + +/// Build an `IxonInductive` body from a `KConst::Indc` plus all of its +/// constructor `KConst::Ctor` entries. +/// +/// `ctor_kconsts` must be in cidx order (0, 1, 2, ...) — we rely on this to +/// mirror the compile-side layout. (`egress_muts_block` sorts by cidx +/// before calling.) +fn kind_to_ixon( + ind_kc: &KConst, + ctor_kconsts: &[&KConst], + ctx: &mut EgressCtx, +) -> Result { + let KConst::Indc { + lvls, + params, + indices, + is_rec, + is_refl, + is_unsafe, + nested, + ty, + .. + } = ind_kc + else { + return Err(format!( + "kind_to_ixon: expected Indc, got {}", + kc_kind(ind_kc) + )); + }; + + let typ = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + let ctors: Vec = ctor_kconsts + .iter() + .map(|cc| match cc { + KConst::Ctor { is_unsafe, lvls, cidx, params, fields, ty, .. } => { + let typ = kexpr_to_ixon(ty, ctx); + Ok(IxonConstructor { + is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, + lvls: *lvls, + cidx: *cidx, + params: *params, + fields: *fields, + typ, + }) + }, + other => Err(format!( + "kind_to_ixon: expected Ctor under Indc, got {}", + kc_kind(other) + )), + }) + .collect::>()?; + + Ok(IxonInductive { + recr: *is_rec, + refl: *is_refl, + is_unsafe: *is_unsafe, + lvls: *lvls, + params: *params, + indices: *indices, + nested: *nested, + typ, + ctors, + }) +} + +/// Compute content address of an Ixon `Constant` by serializing and hashing. +fn content_address_of(c: &IxonConstant) -> Address { + let mut bytes = Vec::new(); + c.put(&mut bytes); + Address::hash(&bytes) +} + +/// Build a `FxHashMap` for fast lookup by Lean name. +/// Call once per `ixon_egress` invocation and share. +fn build_name_index( + kenv: &KEnv, +) -> FxHashMap, KConst)> { + let mut out: FxHashMap, KConst)> = FxHashMap::default(); + for (kid, kc) in kenv.iter() { + out.insert(kid.name.clone(), (kid, kc)); + } + out +} + +/// Build the `mut_ctx` KId slice for a Muts block, taking one canonical name +/// from each equivalence class in `all`. This must mirror the compile-side +/// ctx — the ingress constructed mut_ctx entries via `resolve_all(ctx, names, +/// name_to_addr)` which looks up each class-representative name's stored +/// projection/block address. Here we replicate that lookup against our +/// `name_index` (Meta-mode) rather than against the Ixon `named` table, so +/// the resulting KIds are byte-for-byte identical to those `ingress_expr` +/// emitted for `IxonExpr::Rec` nodes inside this block. +fn build_block_mut_ctx( + all: &[Vec
], + names: &FxHashMap, + name_index: &FxHashMap, KConst)>, +) -> Result>, String> { + let mut ctx: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(all.len()); + for (i, cls) in all.iter().enumerate() { + let name_addr = cls.first().ok_or_else(|| { + format!("build_block_mut_ctx: class {i} has no canonical name") + })?; + let name = names.get(name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "build_block_mut_ctx: name_addr {} not in names map", + &name_addr.hex()[..8] + ) + })?; + let (kid, _) = name_index.get(&name).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("build_block_mut_ctx: '{name}' not in kenv") + })?; + ctx.push(kid.clone()); + } + Ok(ctx) +} + +/// Build an `IxonMutConst` for one member of a Muts block. +/// +/// For `Indc` members we also need the constructor `KConst`s; caller passes +/// them pre-sorted by cidx. +fn build_mut_const( + member: &KConst, + ctor_kconsts: &[&KConst], + ctx: &mut EgressCtx, +) -> Result { + match member { + KConst::Defn { .. } => Ok(IxonMutConst::Defn(kdefn_to_ixon(member, ctx)?)), + KConst::Recr { .. } => Ok(IxonMutConst::Recr(krecr_to_ixon(member, ctx)?)), + KConst::Indc { .. } => { + Ok(IxonMutConst::Indc(kind_to_ixon(member, ctor_kconsts, ctx)?)) + }, + other => Err(format!( + "build_mut_const: invalid member kind {} in Muts block", + kc_kind(other) + )), + } +} + +/// Build a fresh `Named` entry for a reconstructed constant, preserving +/// the original's `meta` and `original` (aux_gen regeneration hint) fields +/// but with an updated `addr`. +/// +/// Decompile's Pass 2 relies on `named.original.is_some()` to decide which +/// entries are aux_gen-regenerated — we MUST copy that field over, or +/// otherwise every `.brecOn*` / `.below` / `.brecOn_N.eq` gets dropped. +fn rebuild_named(addr: Address, original: &Named) -> Named { + Named { + addr, + meta: original.meta.clone(), + original: original.original.clone(), + } +} + +/// Register a member `Named` pointing at the appropriate address: +/// - If `is_singleton_class`, the member lives directly at `block_addr` +/// (no projection: compile/mutual.rs singleton-class branch). +/// - Otherwise emit the appropriate projection (`IPrj` / `CPrj` / `RPrj` +/// / `DPrj`), store it, and register the name with the projection addr. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn register_muts_member( + out: &IxonEnv, + member_name: &Name, + original: &Named, + block_addr: &Address, + member_kind: MutConstKind, + member_idx: u64, + ctor_idx: Option, + is_singleton_class: bool, +) -> Result<(), String> { + if is_singleton_class { + // Singleton non-inductive class: Named.addr = block_addr directly. + out.register_name( + member_name.clone(), + rebuild_named(block_addr.clone(), original), + ); + return Ok(()); + } + // Multi-class / inductive block: build the projection wrapper. + let proj_constant = match (member_kind, ctor_idx) { + (MutConstKind::Indc, None) => IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::IPrj(InductiveProj { + idx: member_idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })), + (MutConstKind::Indc, Some(ci)) => { + IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::CPrj(ConstructorProj { + idx: member_idx, + cidx: ci, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })) + }, + (MutConstKind::Recr, None) => IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::RPrj(RecursorProj { + idx: member_idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })), + (MutConstKind::Defn, None) => IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::DPrj(DefinitionProj { + idx: member_idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })), + (k, Some(_)) => { + return Err(format!( + "register_muts_member: ctor_idx is only valid for Indc (got {k:?})" + )); + }, + }; + let proj_addr = content_address_of(&proj_constant); + out.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj_constant); + out.register_name(member_name.clone(), rebuild_named(proj_addr, original)); + Ok(()) +} + +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)] +enum MutConstKind { + Defn, + Indc, + Recr, +} + +impl MutConstKind { + fn of(kc: &KConst) -> Option { + match kc { + KConst::Defn { .. } => Some(Self::Defn), + KConst::Indc { .. } => Some(Self::Indc), + KConst::Recr { .. } => Some(Self::Recr), + _ => None, + } + } +} + +/// Reconstruct one Muts block from the kenv. +/// +/// `muts_name` is the synthetic `Ix..` name under which the +/// block was registered by compile. `muts_named` is its `Named` entry (with +/// `meta.info == ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all }`). `all` is the +/// class-equivalence structure. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn egress_muts_block( + muts_name: &Name, + muts_named: &Named, + all: &[Vec
], + original_env: &IxonEnv, + names: &FxHashMap, + name_index: &FxHashMap, KConst)>, + out: &IxonEnv, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let mut_ctx_vec = build_block_mut_ctx(all, names, name_index)?; + let mut ctx = EgressCtx::with_mut_ctx(mut_ctx_vec); + + // Determine per-class representative KConst: this is the kernel's + // canonical member for the class. Alpha-equivalent siblings share a + // KConst; the `all[i][0]` choice matches the compile-side canonical pick. + let mut mut_consts: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(all.len()); + // Track whether any class is inductive. An Indc anywhere forces the + // block into the "multi-class-or-inductive" register-as-projection + // branch below (mirroring compile/mutual.rs::mutual's logic). + let mut has_indc = false; + for (i, cls) in all.iter().enumerate() { + let name_addr = cls.first().ok_or_else(|| { + format!("egress_muts_block: class {i} has no canonical name") + })?; + let rep_name = names.get(name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: canonical name addr {} not in names map", + &name_addr.hex()[..8] + ) + })?; + let (_, rep_kc) = name_index.get(&rep_name).ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: canonical name '{rep_name}' (class {i}) not in kenv" + ) + })?; + + // For Indc, collect constructor KConsts in cidx order. + let ctor_ks: Vec<&KConst> = match rep_kc { + KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } => { + has_indc = true; + let mut sorted: Vec<(u64, &KConst)> = + Vec::with_capacity(ctors.len()); + for ctor_id in ctors { + let (_, c) = name_index.get(&ctor_id.name).ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: ctor '{}' (of '{rep_name}') not in kenv", + ctor_id.name + ) + })?; + let cidx = match c { + KConst::Ctor { cidx, .. } => *cidx, + other => { + return Err(format!( + "egress_muts_block: expected Ctor for '{}', got {}", + ctor_id.name, + kc_kind(other) + )); + }, + }; + sorted.push((cidx, c)); + } + sorted.sort_by_key(|(cidx, _)| *cidx); + sorted.into_iter().map(|(_, c)| c).collect() + }, + _ => Vec::new(), + }; + + mut_consts.push(build_mut_const(rep_kc, &ctor_ks, &mut ctx)?); + } + + let (refs, univs) = ctx.into_vecs(); + let first_name = names + .get(all.first().and_then(|c| c.first()).ok_or("empty Muts")?) + .cloned() + .ok_or("first name missing")?; + let block_name_str = first_name.pretty(); + let result = apply_sharing_to_mutual_block( + mut_consts, + refs, + univs, + Some(&block_name_str), + ); + let block_addr = content_address_of(&result.constant); + out.store_const(block_addr.clone(), result.constant); + + // Register the synthetic Muts Named entry at the new block_addr. Preserve + // the original `meta` / `original` fields — decompile's Pass 2 keys off + // `named.original.is_some()` to identify aux_gen entries. + out.register_name(muts_name.clone(), rebuild_named(block_addr.clone(), muts_named)); + + // Register all member names. Singleton case: no projections. + let is_singleton = all.len() == 1 && !has_indc; + + for (i, cls) in all.iter().enumerate() { + let i_u64 = i as u64; + let rep_name_addr = cls.first().expect("class non-empty"); + let rep_name = names.get(rep_name_addr).cloned().expect("rep present"); + let (_, rep_kc) = + name_index.get(&rep_name).expect("rep in name_index above"); + let rep_kind = MutConstKind::of(rep_kc).ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: class {i} canonical '{rep_name}' is {}, expected Defn/Indc/Recr", + kc_kind(rep_kc) + ) + })?; + + // Every equivalent member gets its own Named, all pointing at the same + // projection/block addr (alpha-collapsed members share their post- + // compile representation). + for member_name_addr in cls { + let member_name = names.get(member_name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: member name addr {} not in names map", + &member_name_addr.hex()[..8] + ) + })?; + let orig_named = original_env.lookup_name(&member_name).ok_or_else( + || { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: original Named for '{member_name}' missing \ + — can't preserve meta" + ) + }, + )?; + register_muts_member( + out, + &member_name, + &orig_named, + &block_addr, + rep_kind, + i_u64, + None, + is_singleton, + )?; + } + + // For Indc: also register each constructor name at its own CPrj. + if let KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } = rep_kc { + // Collect (cidx, ctor_name) pairs so we register with the right cidx + // regardless of the `ctors` order. + let mut sorted: Vec<(u64, Name)> = Vec::with_capacity(ctors.len()); + for cid in ctors { + let (_, c) = name_index + .get(&cid.name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("ctor '{}' not in kenv", cid.name))?; + let cidx = match c { + KConst::Ctor { cidx, .. } => *cidx, + other => { + return Err(format!( + "expected Ctor for '{}' got {}", + cid.name, + kc_kind(other) + )); + }, + }; + sorted.push((cidx, cid.name.clone())); + } + sorted.sort_by_key(|(cidx, _)| *cidx); + for (cidx, ctor_name) in sorted { + let orig_named = + original_env.lookup_name(&ctor_name).ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: original Named for ctor '{ctor_name}' missing" + ) + })?; + register_muts_member( + out, + &ctor_name, + &orig_named, + &block_addr, + MutConstKind::Indc, + i_u64, + Some(cidx), + // Ctors are never singleton-class (an Indc class forces + // projection emission even when there's only one class). + false, + )?; + } + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + +/// Reconstruct a single standalone constant from the kenv. +fn egress_standalone( + name: &Name, + original_named: &Named, + name_index: &FxHashMap, KConst)>, + out: &IxonEnv, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let (_, kc) = name_index.get(name).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("egress_standalone: '{name}' not in kenv") + })?; + let mut ctx = EgressCtx::new(); + let (constant, addr) = match kc { + KConst::Defn { .. } => { + let def = kdefn_to_ixon(kc, &mut ctx)?; + let (refs, univs) = ctx.into_vecs(); + let result = apply_sharing_to_definition_with_stats( + def, + refs, + univs, + Some(&name.pretty()), + ); + let addr = content_address_of(&result.constant); + (result.constant, addr) + }, + KConst::Recr { .. } => { + let rec = krecr_to_ixon(kc, &mut ctx)?; + let (refs, univs) = ctx.into_vecs(); + let result = apply_sharing_to_recursor_with_stats(rec, refs, univs); + let addr = content_address_of(&result.constant); + (result.constant, addr) + }, + KConst::Axio { .. } => { + let ax = kaxio_to_ixon(kc, &mut ctx)?; + let (refs, univs) = ctx.into_vecs(); + let result = apply_sharing_to_axiom_with_stats(ax, refs, univs); + let addr = content_address_of(&result.constant); + (result.constant, addr) + }, + KConst::Quot { .. } => { + let q = kquot_to_ixon(kc, &mut ctx)?; + let (refs, univs) = ctx.into_vecs(); + let result = apply_sharing_to_quotient_with_stats(q, refs, univs); + let addr = content_address_of(&result.constant); + (result.constant, addr) + }, + other => { + return Err(format!( + "egress_standalone: '{name}' is {} (should have been handled by Muts path)", + kc_kind(other) + )); + }, + }; + out.store_const(addr.clone(), constant); + out.register_name(name.clone(), rebuild_named(addr, original_named)); + Ok(()) +} + +/// Top-level Ixon egress. +/// +/// Traverses `kenv`, emits Ixon `Constant`s paired with the original metadata +/// sourced from `original_env.named`, and returns a new `IxonEnv` whose +/// `named[name]` entries preserve every per-constant meta the decompiler +/// needs. Blobs, names, and commitments are cloned from `original_env` +/// unchanged (they're content-addressed so any address referenced by an +/// expression resolves without needing regeneration). +/// +/// Partitions original Named entries into Muts-block drivers and standalone +/// constants, then processes each partition in parallel via rayon. Storing +/// into the output `IxonEnv` is thread-safe because the env uses DashMaps. +pub fn ixon_egress( + kenv: &KEnv, + original_env: &IxonEnv, +) -> Result { + let t_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let out = IxonEnv::new(); + + // Copy immutable content tables. + for entry in original_env.blobs.iter() { + out.blobs.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + for entry in original_env.names.iter() { + out.names.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + for entry in original_env.comms.iter() { + out.comms.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + eprintln!( + "[ixon_egress] copy content tables: {:.2?} (blobs={}, names={}, comms={})", + t_start.elapsed(), + out.blobs.len(), + out.names.len(), + out.comms.len() + ); + + // Build name_index for fast lookups (Meta mode only — KId.name is the Lean name). + let t_idx = std::time::Instant::now(); + let name_index = build_name_index(kenv); + eprintln!( + "[ixon_egress] build name_index: {:.2?} ({} entries)", + t_idx.elapsed(), + name_index.len() + ); + + // Build address → name map for resolving class canonical names. + let mut names: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for entry in original_env.names.iter() { + names.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + + // Partition original Named entries: + // - Muts-synthetic entries drive block reconstruction. + // - Standalone entries (Def/Axio/Quot/Rec pointing at a non-projection + // body) get their own rebuild. + // - Everything else (members of Muts blocks — meta is Indc/Ctor/Rec/Def + // pointing at IPrj/CPrj/RPrj/DPrj/Muts) is skipped here; the Muts + // block's reconstruction registers them. + let t_partition = std::time::Instant::now(); + let mut muts_entries: Vec<(Name, Named)> = Vec::new(); + let mut standalone_entries: Vec<(Name, Named)> = Vec::new(); + for entry in original_env.named.iter() { + let name = entry.key().clone(); + let named = entry.value().clone(); + match &named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. } => muts_entries.push((name, named)), + _ => { + let orig_const = original_env.get_const(&named.addr); + let is_muts_member = matches!( + orig_const.as_ref().map(|c| &c.info), + Some( + IxonCI::IPrj(_) + | IxonCI::CPrj(_) + | IxonCI::RPrj(_) + | IxonCI::DPrj(_) + | IxonCI::Muts(_) + ) + ); + if !is_muts_member { + standalone_entries.push((name, named)); + } + }, + } + } + eprintln!( + "[ixon_egress] partition: {:.2?} (muts={}, standalone={})", + t_partition.elapsed(), + muts_entries.len(), + standalone_entries.len() + ); + + // Process Muts blocks in parallel. + let t_muts = std::time::Instant::now(); + muts_entries.par_iter().try_for_each( + |(muts_name, muts_named)| -> Result<(), String> { + let all: &[Vec
] = match &muts_named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } => all.as_slice(), + _ => unreachable!("partitioned above"), + }; + egress_muts_block( + muts_name, + muts_named, + all, + original_env, + &names, + &name_index, + &out, + ) + }, + )?; + eprintln!( + "[ixon_egress] muts blocks: {:.2?}", + t_muts.elapsed() + ); + + // Process standalone constants in parallel. + let t_solo = std::time::Instant::now(); + standalone_entries.par_iter().try_for_each( + |(name, named)| -> Result<(), String> { + egress_standalone(name, named, &name_index, &out) + }, + )?; + eprintln!( + "[ixon_egress] standalone consts: {:.2?}", + t_solo.elapsed() + ); + eprintln!("[ixon_egress] total: {:.2?}", t_start.elapsed()); + + Ok(out) +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index 01420b88..a91c79ad 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -1295,6 +1295,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { univ_offset, ) { Ok(rhs) => rules.push(Some(super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: ctor_id.name.clone(), fields: ctor_fields, rhs, })), @@ -2515,9 +2516,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { is_large, univ_offset, ) { - Ok(rhs) => { - rules.push(super::constant::RecRule { fields: ctor_fields, rhs }) - }, + Ok(rhs) => rules.push(super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: ctor_id.name.clone(), + fields: ctor_fields, + rhs, + }), Err(e) => { return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "[late_gen_rules] rule {ci} for {} failed: {e:?}", @@ -3380,8 +3383,16 @@ mod tests { member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ - super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_true_rhs }, - super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_false_rhs }, + super::super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 0, + rhs: rule_true_rhs, + }, + super::super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 0, + rhs: rule_false_rhs, + }, ], lean_all: (), }, @@ -3528,8 +3539,16 @@ mod tests { member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ - super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, - super::super::constant::RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, + super::super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 0, + rhs: rule_zero_rhs, + }, + super::super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 1, + rhs: rule_succ_rhs, + }, ], lean_all: (), }, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 5790267a..bd018e35 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -14,9 +14,12 @@ use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use dashmap::DashMap; use crate::ix::address::Address; -use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, Name}; +use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, ConstantInfo as LeanCI, DefinitionSafety, Env as LeanEnv, Name, + ReducibilityHints, +}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ - Constant, ConstantInfo as IxonCI, MutConst as IxonMutConst, + Constant, ConstantInfo as IxonCI, DefKind, MutConst as IxonMutConst, }; use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; @@ -32,7 +35,7 @@ use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; use super::expr::{KExpr, MData}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; -use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::mode::{KernelMode, Meta}; // ============================================================================ // Lookup tables @@ -77,21 +80,44 @@ fn resolve_level_params( lvl_addrs.iter().map(|a| resolve_name(a, names)).collect() } -/// Resolve a ConstantMeta `all` field to `Vec>`. +/// Resolve a list of **Lean-name-hash** addresses to `KId` pairs whose +/// `addr` is the **projection-content address** under which the corresponding +/// KConst is actually stored in `KEnv`. +/// +/// The callers (`build_mut_ctx`, `ingress_muts_inductive`'s `ctor_ids`, and +/// `lean_all` reconstruction in `ingress_defn` / `ingress_recursor` / +/// `ingress_muts_inductive`) pull addresses out of `ConstantMetaInfo::*::{all, +/// ctx, ctors}`. Those fields store **name-hash** addresses (they were written +/// by compile via `compile_name`), but each KConst is stored in `KEnv` under +/// its **projection** address (the content hash of the `IPrj` / `CPrj` / `RPrj` +/// / `DPrj` struct, or `block_addr` for singleton Muts classes). The two +/// address spaces are different, so we have to round-trip through the Lean +/// name to recover the projection address: +/// +/// name-hash-addr → Lean Name → `ixon_env.named[name].addr` → projection +/// +/// If the `name_to_addr` lookup misses, that means the Named entry we expected +/// the compile pipeline to register is missing — bailing with an error is far +/// better than guessing (the prior behavior synthesized a name-hash address as +/// a fallback, which produced **ghost KConsts**: KIds referring to addresses +/// that no KConst was ever stored at, causing obscure downstream lookup +/// failures and alpha-collapse confusion). fn resolve_all( all_addrs: &[Address], names: &FxHashMap, name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, -) -> Vec> { +) -> Result>, String> { all_addrs .iter() .map(|name_addr| { let name = resolve_name(name_addr, names); - let addr = name_to_addr - .get(&name) - .cloned() - .unwrap_or_else(|| Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash())); - KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)) + let addr = name_to_addr.get(&name).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "resolve_all: Named entry for '{name}' missing in ixon_env.named \ + (expected projection or block address for the compiled constant)" + ) + })?; + Ok(KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name))) }) .collect() } @@ -109,7 +135,7 @@ fn build_mut_ctx( meta: &ConstantMeta, names: &FxHashMap, name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, -) -> Vec> { +) -> Result>, String> { resolve_all(get_ctx_addrs(meta), names, name_to_addr) } @@ -724,7 +750,7 @@ fn ingress_defn( sharing, refs, univs, - mut_ctx: build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr), + mut_ctx: build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr)?, arena, names, lvls: level_params.clone(), @@ -734,7 +760,7 @@ fn ingress_defn( let typ = ingress_expr(&def.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; let value = ingress_expr(&def.value, value_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; - let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr); + let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr)?; let name = resolve_name( match &meta.info { @@ -776,25 +802,26 @@ fn ingress_recursor( intern: &InternTable, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); - let (level_params, arena, type_root, rule_roots, all_addrs) = match &meta.info - { - ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { - lvls, arena, type_root, rule_roots, all, .. - } => ( - resolve_level_params(lvls, names), - arena, - *type_root, - rule_roots.clone(), - all.clone(), - ), - _ => (vec![], &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0, vec![], vec![]), - }; + let (level_params, arena, type_root, rule_roots, rule_ctor_addrs, all_addrs) = + match &meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { + lvls, arena, type_root, rule_roots, rules, all, .. + } => ( + resolve_level_params(lvls, names), + arena, + *type_root, + rule_roots.clone(), + rules.clone(), + all.clone(), + ), + _ => (vec![], &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0, vec![], vec![], vec![]), + }; let ctx = Ctx { sharing, refs, univs, - mut_ctx: build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr), + mut_ctx: build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr)?, arena, names, lvls: level_params.clone(), @@ -808,12 +835,29 @@ fn ingress_recursor( .iter() .enumerate() .map(|(i, rule)| { + // If the meta arm above matched `Rec`, we have one `rule_root` per + // Ixon rule (compile emits them in lockstep). The `DEFAULT_ARENA` + // fallback arm supplies an empty `rule_roots` vec, in which case + // falling back to root 0 is fine because the arena is empty — every + // arena index then misses and degrades to `ExprMetaData::Leaf`. let rhs_root = rule_roots.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(0); let rhs = ingress_expr(&rule.rhs, rhs_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; - Ok(RecRule { fields: rule.fields, rhs }) + // `ConstantMetaInfo::Rec::rules[i]` is the name-hash address of the + // i-th rule's ctor. Resolve it through the names map; fall back to + // anonymous when metadata is absent (recursor compiled without + // meta, e.g. synthetic kernel tests). + let ctor_name = rule_ctor_addrs + .get(i) + .map(|a| resolve_name(a, names)) + .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + Ok(RecRule { + ctor: M::meta_field(ctor_name), + fields: rule.fields, + rhs, + }) }) .collect(); - let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr); + let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr)?; let name = resolve_name( match &meta.info { @@ -1004,7 +1048,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( }; let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); - let mut_ctx = build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr); + let mut_ctx = build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr)?; let ctx = Ctx { sharing: &block_constant.sharing, refs: &block_constant.refs, @@ -1018,18 +1062,15 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( }; let typ = ingress_expr(&ind.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; - let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr); - let ctor_ids: Vec> = ctor_addrs - .iter() - .map(|a| { - let n = resolve_name(a, names); - let ca = name_to_addr - .get(&n) - .cloned() - .unwrap_or_else(|| Address::from_blake3_hash(*n.get_hash())); - KId::new(ca, M::meta_field(n)) - }) - .collect(); + let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr)?; + // Constructor KIds: `ctor_addrs` holds the **name-hash** addresses the + // compile pass stored in `ConstantMetaInfo::Indc::ctors`, but each Ctor + // `KConst` is registered in the kernel env under its **projection** + // address (`CPrj` content hash). We must therefore round-trip through + // the Lean name to look up the projection address — see `resolve_all` + // for the rationale. Calling `resolve_all` directly reuses that error + // handling (error on missing Named instead of guessing a name-hash). + let ctor_ids: Vec> = resolve_all(&ctor_addrs, names, name_to_addr)?; let name = resolve_name( match &meta.info { @@ -1059,29 +1100,45 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( }, )]; - // Emit constructors + // Emit constructors. For each position `cidx`, `ctor_addrs[cidx]` is the + // name-hash address of the ctor's Lean name; from that we resolve the name + // and then look up its per-ctor ConstantMeta (holding the ctor's own arena + // and type_root). These must be present — the parent inductive's meta + // doesn't carry ctor-specific expression metadata inline, so if the Named + // entry is missing we'd be roundtripping with no arena and synthesize junk + // binder names. Error loudly instead of silently falling back. for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { cache.clear(); - let ctor_id = match ctor_ids.get(cidx).cloned() { - Some(id) => id, - None => { - return Err(format!("missing ctor_id for constructor index {cidx}")); + let ctor_id = ctor_ids.get(cidx).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { + format!("missing ctor_id for constructor index {cidx}") + })?; + let ctor_name_addr = ctor_addrs.get(cidx).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("missing ctor_addrs entry for constructor index {cidx}") + })?; + let ctor_name = resolve_name(ctor_name_addr, names); + let ctor_named = ixon_env.lookup_name(&ctor_name).ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "missing Named entry for ctor '{ctor_name}' (cidx={cidx}) — \ + per-ctor metadata (arena, type_root, lvls) must be registered \ + for every constructor of this inductive block" + ) + })?; + + let (ctor_lvl_params, ctor_arena, ctor_type_root) = match &ctor_named + .meta + .info + { + ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { lvls, arena, type_root, .. } => { + (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) + }, + other => { + return Err(format!( + "ctor '{ctor_name}' has unexpected meta kind '{}' (expected Ctor)", + other.kind_name() + )); }, }; - let ctor_name = - resolve_name(ctor_addrs.get(cidx).unwrap_or(&self_id.addr), names); - let ctor_named = ixon_env.lookup_name(&ctor_name); - let ctor_meta = ctor_named.as_ref().map(|n| &n.meta); - - let (ctor_lvl_params, ctor_arena, ctor_type_root) = - match ctor_meta.map(|m| &m.info) { - Some(ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { lvls, arena, type_root, .. }) => { - (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) - }, - _ => (level_params.clone(), &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0), - }; - let ctor_ctx = Ctx { sharing: &block_constant.sharing, refs: &block_constant.refs, @@ -1140,6 +1197,19 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( let mut results: Vec<(KId, KConst)> = Vec::new(); for (i, member) in members.iter().enumerate() { + // `all[i][0]` is the name-hash address of this member's canonical Lean + // name; we read the per-member metadata (arena, type_root, etc.) from + // that Named entry. Note the address distinction: `primary_name_addr` + // is a *name-content* hash (Blake3 of the Lean name components), + // whereas `member_named.addr` is the *projection-constant* content + // hash (address of the IPrj/CPrj/RPrj/DPrj struct that projects this + // member out of the enclosing Muts block). We want the projection + // address for the `KId`, because that's the address under which every + // `Expr::Ref` to this member in the rest of the env was registered. + // + // Error loudly if the Named entry is missing — the Muts-registration + // pass in `compile/mutual.rs` is supposed to emit one per member, and + // a missing entry means the compile phase dropped work we need here. let primary_name_addr = all .get(i) .and_then(|cls| cls.first()) @@ -1210,7 +1280,6 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( // Lightweight LeanExpr → KExpr ingress (compile-side) // ============================================================================ -use super::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::env::{ Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData as LeanExprData, Level, LevelData, }; @@ -1294,10 +1363,13 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { - // Uncached path — only for callers without KEnv access. + // Uncached path — only for callers without KEnv access. Top-level + // expressions start with an empty binder stack. + let mut binder_names: Vec = Vec::new(); let e = lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( expr, param_names, + &mut binder_names, intern, name_to_ixon_addr, aux_n2a, @@ -1317,9 +1389,11 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { let pn_h = param_names_hash(param_names); + let mut binder_names: Vec = Vec::new(); lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( expr, param_names, + &mut binder_names, &kenv.intern, n2a, aux_n2a, @@ -1331,9 +1405,25 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( /// Cached variant: uses `ingress_cache` (if provided) to avoid re-converting /// shared LeanExpr subtrees. The cache is keyed by `(expr_hash, pn_hash)` to /// account for different level param bindings producing different KExprs. +/// +/// `binder_names` is the stack of enclosing binder names (outermost first), +/// pushed/popped around each Lam/All/Let body recursion. It's used to +/// populate `ExprData::Var`'s `name` metadata by de Bruijn lookup — a +/// cosmetic field for pretty-printing that doesn't affect type-checking. +/// Top-level callers pass an empty `Vec`. Mirrors the `binder_names` stack +/// used by the iterative Ixon-side `ingress_expr`. +/// +/// Note: the cache key does not include `binder_names`, so a cache hit +/// returns a `KExpr` whose Var names reflect the FIRST context the subtree +/// was traversed under. The kernel itself never consults Var names (they're +/// erased in Anon mode, ignored in Meta mode by type checking), and egress +/// drops them on the way back to Lean's (nameless) Bvar, so this staleness +/// is benign. Matches the behavior of `ixon_ingress`'s iterative cache. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( expr: &LeanExpr, param_names: &[Name], + binder_names: &mut Vec, intern: &InternTable, n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, @@ -1352,6 +1442,7 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( let e = lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( expr, param_names, + binder_names, intern, n2a, aux_n2a, @@ -1369,63 +1460,230 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( result } +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( expr: &LeanExpr, pn: &[Name], + binder_names: &mut Vec, intern: &InternTable, n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, cache: Option<&DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, pn_hash: Option<&Addr>, ) -> KExpr { - // Recursive calls go through the cached entry point. - let go = |e: &LeanExpr| -> KExpr { - lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached(e, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a, cache, pn_hash) - }; + // Walk through any consecutive `Mdata` wrappers first, accumulating them + // as kernel-side `MData` layers. Lean represents `Mdata(a, Mdata(b, e))` + // as two separate AST nodes; the kernel stores the layers in a single + // `Vec` attached to the innermost node via the `_mdata` constructors. + // + // The accumulation is **essential for roundtrip fidelity** — earlier + // versions discarded the kv-map here, which silently lost every Lean + // mdata annotation (`_recApp`, `_inaccessible`, `noImplicitLambda`, + // `borrowed`, `sunfoldMatch`, `save_info`, etc.). The `kernel-lean- + // roundtrip` test guards against regressing that. + let mut mdata_layers: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = expr; + while let LeanExprData::Mdata(kv, inner, _) = cur.as_data() { + mdata_layers.push(kv.clone()); + cur = inner; + } - match expr.as_data() { + // Emit the `_mdata` variant of the appropriate constructor. An empty + // `mdata_layers` hashes identically to the non-`_mdata` constructor (both + // go through `no_mdata::()` which is just `Vec::new()`), so we + // don't need a separate empty-case branch. + // + // For subtree recursion into a fresh binder context, we push the binder + // name onto `binder_names`, recurse, then pop — mirroring the Ixon side + // of ingress. + match cur.as_data() { LeanExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { - KExpr::var(idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), Name::anon()) + let idx_u64 = idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0); + // Resolve the bound variable's display name by de Bruijn lookup + // into the current binder stack. Missing entries (ill-scoped + // expressions, or traversals from a non-empty starting stack) + // fall back to anonymous; the idx itself is always correct. + let name = binder_names + .len() + .checked_sub(1 + idx_u64 as usize) + .and_then(|i| binder_names.get(i)) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + KExpr::var_mdata(idx_u64, name, mdata_layers) + }, + LeanExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => { + KExpr::sort_mdata(lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl, pn), mdata_layers) }, - LeanExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => KExpr::sort(lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl, pn)), LeanExprData::Const(name, us, _) => { let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let zid = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); let zus: Box<[KUniv]> = us.iter().map(|u| lean_level_to_kuniv(u, pn)).collect(); - KExpr::cnst(zid, zus) + KExpr::cnst_mdata(zid, zus, mdata_layers) + }, + LeanExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let f_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + f, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + let a_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + a, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + KExpr::app_mdata(f_k, a_k, mdata_layers) }, - LeanExprData::App(f, a, _) => KExpr::app(go(f), go(a)), LeanExprData::ForallE(binder_name, dom, body, bi, _) => { - KExpr::all(binder_name.clone(), bi.clone(), go(dom), go(body)) + let dom_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + dom, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + binder_names.push(binder_name.clone()); + let body_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + body, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + binder_names.pop(); + KExpr::all_mdata( + binder_name.clone(), + bi.clone(), + dom_k, + body_k, + mdata_layers, + ) }, LeanExprData::Lam(binder_name, dom, body, bi, _) => { - KExpr::lam(binder_name.clone(), bi.clone(), go(dom), go(body)) + let dom_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + dom, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + binder_names.push(binder_name.clone()); + let body_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + body, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + binder_names.pop(); + KExpr::lam_mdata( + binder_name.clone(), + bi.clone(), + dom_k, + body_k, + mdata_layers, + ) }, LeanExprData::LetE(binder_name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - KExpr::let_(binder_name.clone(), go(ty), go(val), go(body), *nd) + let ty_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + ty, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + let val_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + val, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + binder_names.push(binder_name.clone()); + let body_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + body, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + binder_names.pop(); + KExpr::let_mdata( + binder_name.clone(), + ty_k, + val_k, + body_k, + *nd, + mdata_layers, + ) }, LeanExprData::Proj(name, idx, e, _) => { let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let zid = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); - KExpr::prj(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), go(e)) + let e_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( + e, + pn, + binder_names, + intern, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + cache, + pn_hash, + ); + KExpr::prj_mdata(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), e_k, mdata_layers) }, LeanExprData::Lit(lit, _) => { use crate::ix::env::Literal; match lit { Literal::NatVal(n) => { - let addr = Address::hash(&n.to_u64().unwrap_or(0).to_le_bytes()); - KExpr::nat(n.clone(), addr) + // Address must match the Ixon-side blob address for this Nat, + // which is `Address::hash(&blob_bytes)` where `blob_bytes = + // n.to_le_bytes()` (see `store_nat` / `store_blob`). Hashing + // `to_u64()` instead truncates any value ≥ 2^64 to 0, causing + // distinct Nats to hash-cons to the same KExpr. + let addr = Address::hash(&n.to_le_bytes()); + KExpr::nat_mdata(n.clone(), addr, mdata_layers) }, Literal::StrVal(s) => { let addr = Address::hash(s.as_bytes()); - KExpr::str(s.clone(), addr) + KExpr::str_mdata(s.clone(), addr, mdata_layers) }, } }, - LeanExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { - // Mdata wraps a real expression — recurse through the annotation layer. - lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw(inner, pn, intern, n2a, aux_n2a, cache, pn_hash) + LeanExprData::Mdata(..) => { + // Unreachable — the while-loop above peeled off every `Mdata` layer. + unreachable!("Mdata should have been peeled off into mdata_layers"); }, LeanExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { panic!( @@ -1452,8 +1710,22 @@ pub fn lean_name_to_addr(name: &Name) -> Address { /// Called after each block compiles in the topological compilation loop. /// `names` are the Lean names of constants in the block. For each name, /// we look up its Ixon address and constant, convert to KConst, and insert. -/// Build lookup tables from the ixon env for use with `ingress_compiled_names`. -/// Call once at compile start, then pass to each incremental ingress call. +/// Build the address → name + name → address lookup tables for +/// `ingress_compiled_names`. Call once at compile start, then pass to each +/// incremental ingress call. +/// +/// Two maps: +/// - `name_map`: `ixon_env.names` inverted — address of a `Lean.Name` → +/// the name itself. Used in Meta mode to recover names from arena +/// metadata. +/// - `addr_map`: `ixon_env.named` — each registered Lean name → the +/// content address at which its compiled `Constant` is stored +/// (projection address for Muts members, or direct block address for +/// singletons). This is the kernel-addressing map: `KId`s for sibling +/// references inside Muts blocks MUST use these addresses (the raw +/// name-hash address is insufficient because an alpha-collapsed block +/// is stored at its content address, not any individual member's name +/// hash). pub fn build_ingress_lookups( ixon_env: &IxonEnv, ) -> (FxHashMap, FxHashMap) { @@ -1543,22 +1815,277 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( } } +// ============================================================================ +// Direct Lean env → kernel env (bypasses Ixon) +// ============================================================================ +// +// This path is used by the `kernel-lean-roundtrip` diagnostic +// test (`src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile`) to isolate +// ingress bugs from compile/Ixon bugs. It produces a `KEnv` directly +// from the decoded Lean `Env`, using: +// +// * `lean_name_to_addr` for `KId.addr`s — the same name-hash scheme that +// `resolve_lean_name_addr` falls back to when both maps are `None`, so +// `Const`-reference addresses inside expressions match constant keys. +// * `lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv` for expression ingress — the very same +// helper aux_gen already uses after regeneration, so any binder-name / +// const-ref semantics are shared between the two paths. +// * `kenv.intern` is populated in-place (no separate `InternTable` to +// swap in the way `ixon_ingress` requires). + +/// Extract the `all` (mutual siblings) list from a Lean `ConstantInfo`. +/// Returns `None` for variants without a mutual block (Axio, Quot, Ctor, Rec). +/// Ctors/Recs have their own `induct`/`all` but the block identity comes +/// from the inductive, which is what's on the map anyway. +fn lean_constant_all(ci: &LeanCI) -> Option<&Vec> { + match ci { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(v) => Some(&v.all), + LeanCI::ThmInfo(v) => Some(&v.all), + LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(v) => Some(&v.all), + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => Some(&v.all), + LeanCI::RecInfo(v) => Some(&v.all), + LeanCI::AxiomInfo(_) | LeanCI::QuotInfo(_) | LeanCI::CtorInfo(_) => None, + } +} + +/// Look up position of `name` in its mutual `all` list, returning 0 for +/// non-mutuals or constants not found in their own `all`. +fn lean_member_idx(name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> u64 { + all + .and_then(|a| a.iter().position(|n| n == name)) + .map(|i| i as u64) + .unwrap_or(0) +} + +/// Build the `block` KId for a constant's mutual block. For singletons +/// (no `all` or `all` length 1), the block id is the constant's own KId. +/// For mutuals, it's the representative (first name in `all`). +fn lean_block_id(self_name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> KId { + let rep = all.and_then(|a| a.first()).unwrap_or(self_name); + KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(rep), rep.clone()) +} + +/// Build the `lean_all` KId list in Meta mode. +fn lean_all_ids(all: &[Name]) -> Vec> { + all.iter().map(|n| KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(n), n.clone())).collect() +} + +/// Convert one Lean `ConstantInfo` to a `KConst`. Expressions go through +/// `lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv` (caches into `kenv.intern` + +/// `kenv.ingress_cache`). +fn lean_const_to_kconst( + self_name: &Name, + ci: &LeanCI, + kenv: &KEnv, +) -> KConst { + // Helper: shorthand for expression ingress with no n2a fallback maps — + // `Const` refs inside the expr resolve via `lean_name_to_addr`. + let expr_to_k = |e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, pn: &[Name]| -> KExpr { + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(e, pn, kenv, None, None) + }; + + match ci { + LeanCI::AxiomInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + KConst::Axio { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + is_unsafe: v.is_unsafe, + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + } + }, + LeanCI::DefnInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + let all = Some(&v.all); + KConst::Defn { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: v.safety, + hints: v.hints, + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + val: expr_to_k(&v.value, pn), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + } + }, + LeanCI::ThmInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + let all = Some(&v.all); + KConst::Defn { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Theorem, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + val: expr_to_k(&v.value, pn), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + } + }, + LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + let all = Some(&v.all); + KConst::Defn { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Opaque, + safety: if v.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + }, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + val: expr_to_k(&v.value, pn), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + } + }, + LeanCI::QuotInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + KConst::Quot { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + kind: v.kind, + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + } + }, + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + let all = Some(&v.all); + let ctors = + v.ctors.iter().map(|n| KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(n), n.clone())).collect(); + KConst::Indc { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + params: v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + indices: v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + is_rec: v.is_rec, + is_refl: v.is_reflexive, + is_unsafe: v.is_unsafe, + nested: v.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + member_idx: lean_member_idx(self_name, all), + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + ctors, + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), + } + }, + LeanCI::CtorInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + KConst::Ctor { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + is_unsafe: v.is_unsafe, + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + induct: KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(&v.induct), v.induct.clone()), + cidx: v.cidx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + params: v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + fields: v.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + } + }, + LeanCI::RecInfo(v) => { + let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; + let all = Some(&v.all); + let rules = v + .rules + .iter() + .map(|r| RecRule { + ctor: r.ctor.clone(), + fields: r.n_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + rhs: expr_to_k(&r.rhs, pn), + }) + .collect(); + KConst::Recr { + name: self_name.clone(), + level_params: pn.clone(), + k: v.k, + is_unsafe: v.is_unsafe, + lvls: pn.len() as u64, + params: v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + indices: v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + motives: v.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + minors: v.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + member_idx: lean_member_idx(self_name, all), + ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), + rules, + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), + } + }, + } +} + +/// Direct ingress: build a `KEnv` from a Lean `Env` without going +/// through Ixon compilation. Used by the `kernel-lean-roundtrip` +/// diagnostic test to bisect between compile bugs and ingress bugs. +/// +/// All `KId.addr`s are derived via `lean_name_to_addr` (blake3 of the Name's +/// own hash). `Const` references inside expressions also resolve via that +/// scheme (both `n2a` maps are `None`), so constant keys and reference +/// targets line up automatically. +/// +/// Block entries (`kenv.blocks`) are emitted only for mutuals with >1 members, +/// keyed by the representative (first name in `all`) to avoid duplicate +/// inserts across members. +/// +/// **Meta-only**: the existing `lean_expr_to_zexpr_*` family is Meta-mode only, +/// so this helper is Meta-mode only by extension. Generalizing to `Anon` would +/// require generalizing `lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw` too. +pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { + let kenv = KEnv::::new(); + + // Pass 1: ingress every constant. + for (name, ci) in lean_env.iter() { + let kid = KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(name), name.clone()); + let kc = lean_const_to_kconst(name, ci, &kenv); + kenv.insert(kid, kc); + } + + // Pass 2: populate `kenv.blocks` for mutual blocks with >1 members. + // For each constant that's the representative of its mutual (first name + // in `all`), insert a block entry keyed by the representative's KId, + // with all sibling KIds as members. + for (name, ci) in lean_env.iter() { + if let Some(all) = lean_constant_all(ci) + && all.len() > 1 + && all.first() == Some(name) + { + let block_id: KId = + KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(name), name.clone()); + let members: Vec> = lean_all_ids(all); + kenv.blocks.insert(block_id, members); + } + } + + kenv +} + // ============================================================================ // Top-level entry point // ============================================================================ /// Convert an Ixon environment to a zero kernel environment. -pub fn ixon_to_zenv( +pub fn ixon_ingress( ixon_env: &IxonEnv, ) -> Result<(KEnv, InternTable), String> { let intern = InternTable::new(); - // Build lookup tables + // Build the address → Lean-name lookup and the Lean-name → projection- + // address lookup. See `build_ingress_lookups` for the role each plays. let mut names: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); for entry in ixon_env.names.iter() { names.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); } - let mut name_to_addr: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { name_to_addr.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs index 32da29bb..c8f77e33 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ mod tests { use std::sync::Arc; + use crate::ix::env::Name; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; @@ -363,7 +364,11 @@ mod tests { block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], + rules: vec![RecRule { + ctor: Name::anon(), + fields: 0, + rhs: rule_rhs, + }], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, ); @@ -1094,7 +1099,11 @@ mod tests { block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: eq_rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], + rules: vec![RecRule { + ctor: Name::anon(), + fields: 0, + rhs: rule_rhs, + }], lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], }, ); @@ -1366,7 +1375,11 @@ mod tests { block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], + rules: vec![RecRule { + ctor: Name::anon(), + fields: 2, + rhs: rule_rhs, + }], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, ); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs index 1ae9667f..ba547aab 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs @@ -1417,8 +1417,8 @@ mod tests { member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_a_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_b_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_a_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_b_rhs }, ], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs index 0a21477a..184a4527 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ mod tests { use std::sync::Arc; - use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; + use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::RecRule; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; @@ -374,8 +374,8 @@ mod tests { member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_false_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_true_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_false_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_true_rhs }, ], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, @@ -593,8 +593,8 @@ mod tests { member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, ], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, @@ -883,8 +883,8 @@ mod tests { member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_leaf_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_node_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_leaf_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 1, rhs: rule_node_rhs }, ], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, @@ -1252,7 +1252,11 @@ mod tests { block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], + rules: vec![RecRule { + ctor: Name::anon(), + fields: 2, + rhs: rule_rhs, + }], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, ); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index ec16bbca..dcc847d8 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -1549,8 +1549,8 @@ mod tests { member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ - RecRule { fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, - RecRule { fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: (), fields: 0, rhs: rule_zero_rhs }, + RecRule { ctor: (), fields: 1, rhs: rule_succ_rhs }, ], lean_all: (), }, From a034db29500f3e4c68d4874129c369f6770492a3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2026 05:00:49 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 11/34] Kernel soundness hardening, two-env split, Int native reduction, tolerant scheduler MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit This pass (1) closes three P1 soundness gaps in the kernel, (2) splits the compile-time kernel context into pristine-originals and canonical halves so original-constant verification is fully isolated from the aux_gen pipeline, (3) adds native Int reduction parallel to Nat, (4) makes compile_env tolerant of per-block failure so one bad inductive doesn't stop the batch, and (5) wires a full-environment kernel-check FFI (`CheckError = kernelException | compileError`) that lets Lean-side tests distinguish compile-side rejections from kernel-side rejections. ### P1 soundness gaps — closed - **P1-1 recursor rule verification** (`src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs`): the "both gen and stored empty → error" guard was spuriously rejecting `Empty.rec` / `False.rec` / `PEmpty.rec`. Zero-rule agreement is *vacuous equality*, not a generator failure. Replaced with an element-wise `is_def_eq(&gen_rule.rhs, &stored_rule.rhs)` gate (also checks `fields` count); the one-sided `is_empty` branches remain as honest mismatches. Regression test `reject_bool_rec_with_swapped_rules` exercises the defeq gate with type-correct-but-semantically-swapped minor bodies. - **P1-2 mutual peer agreement** (same file): `check_inductive` now enforces S3b — all peers must share parameter count AND parameter-domain types, verified by a new `check_param_agreement` walker that whnf-peels n_params foralls on both sides and `is_def_eq`s each domain. Without this, `build_rec_type` would take the shared param prefix uniformly from `ind_infos[0]` and produce generated recursors whose param binders misalign with a peer's ctor arguments — de-Bruijn-shifted iota, ill-typed stored terms. The check is memoized on successful block completion in the new `KEnv::block_peer_agreement_cache` (DashSet): peer agreement is transitive, so O(N²) naive per-peer becomes O(N) per block. References lean4 `check_inductive_types` and lean4lean's `Inductive/Add`. Regression tests cover mismatched domains, mismatched counts, and a happy-path sanity check. - **P1-3 universe substitution out-of-range** (`tc.rs`, `error.rs`): `subst_univ` / `instantiate_univ_params` now return `Result<_,TcError>` and a new `TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx, bound }`. Previously any `Param(i)` with `i >= us.len()` silently produced an orphan `Param` node. Arity is validated upstream (at `infer`'s Const node); this is defense-in-depth so any code path reaching substitution without that check fails loudly. All ~10 internal call sites threaded with `?`. Regression test `subst_univ_rejects_out_of_range_param`. ### Two-env split: `KernelCtx { kenv, orig_kenv }` Add a second, pristine kernel environment populated once via `lean_ingress(&lean_env)` at `compile_env` startup and never mutated. Holds every Lean-original constant with all type references self-consistent — no alpha-collapse, no aux rewriting, no staleness. The existing `kctx.kenv` remains the incrementally-populated canonical env. - `mutual.rs` gains a new Phase 0 `check_originals` that typechecks each Lean-stored inductive/ctor/recursor against `orig_kenv` before any aux_gen work runs. Aux-recursor probe `.rec_1..16` to catch recursors that live in their own SCC. Failures are recorded in `stt.ungrounded` so the scheduler keeps running. - Runs even for non-inductive blocks (`MutConst::Recr`-only SCCs from `bad_raw_consts` can carry adversarial recursors that otherwise wouldn't ever be checked). - Old compile-overlay-polluted syntactic-compare false positives (Array vs `_nested.Array_1`) are resolved by the split: Phase 0 runs against `orig_kenv`, the post-compile FFI check runs against the aux-restored canonical env. Neither env sees the in-flight compile overlay. ### LEON content-hash addressing in `orig_kenv` `lean_ingress` now addresses every KId by `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` (Blake3 over name + level params + type expression + variant-specific fields: ctors, rules, `all`, value, hints, etc.) rather than `lean_name_to_addr`. Two properties the name-hash scheme lacked: - **Content-distinguishing**: a rogue Lean env can't shadow a primitive by naming its own declaration `Nat`. - **Compatible with `PrimOrigAddrs`**: the new hardcoded-LEON-hash primitive table resolves addresses cleanly against `orig_kenv`, avoiding the synthetic `@` KId fallback that otherwise cascaded into `AppTypeMismatch` on every Nat literal reduction, Bool literal, String coercion, etc. Supporting machinery: - `build_leon_addr_map` builds the `Name → Address` map in parallel via rayon (returned as `DashMap` for signature compatibility with `aux_n2a` downstream). - Pass-1 ingress parallelized via `par_iter` (thread-safe: DashMap intern, DashMap ingress_cache, unique LEON-hashed KIds mean no shard contention on the insert). - Block seeding (Phase A/B) uses the constant's **declaration order** from `all` rather than FxHashMap iteration order, so `discover_block_inductives` produces the order Lean's stored recursors were generated against. Fixes spurious `check_recursor: type mismatch` on `Lean.Xml.Content.rec`, `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Code.rec`, every `Grind.Arith.*.*Cnstr*.rec`, etc. - `ingress.rs::lean_ingress` pre-caches `Primitives::from_env_orig` via new `KEnv::set_prims` so any `TypeChecker::new(orig_kenv)` sees LEON-addressed primitives (the default `prims()` lazily initializes to the canonical table, which would miss here). ### Native Int reduction `try_reduce_int` in `src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs` (wired into `whnf`, `whnf_no_delta`, and `lazyDeltaReduction` in `def_eq.rs`, parallel to `try_reduce_nat`): - Handles `Int.{ofNat,negSucc,add,sub,mul,neg,emod,ediv,bmod,bdiv,natAbs}`. - Runs BEFORE delta so bodies like `Int.bmod`'s `Decidable.rec (LT.lt Int …)` never expose the stuck `Int.decLt = decNonneg (b - a)` cascade. - `IntVal = BigInt`; `extract_int_lit` reads canonical `Int.ofNat n` / `Int.negSucc n` forms; `intern_int_lit` round-trips back to ctor-headed shape; `int_ediv_emod` normalizes truncated-div into Euclidean (non-negative remainder); `bmod`/`bdiv` follow Lean's `[-(m/2), (m+1)/2)` window and the `Int.bmod x 0 = x` / `Int.bdiv x 0 = 0` corner cases. - Lean's C++ kernel lacks a parallel `reduce_int` and reduces symbolically through `Int.rec` + native Nat ops, which gets stuck when any link of the chain is missing. Our kernel short-circuits. Extends `Primitives` with 12 Int fields, threads both `PrimAddrs` tables with canonical + LEON hashes for each. ### `get_major_inductive_id` resilience `src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs`: after peeling the stored `params + motives + minors + indices` foralls, if the next domain head isn't a `Const` resolving to `KConst::Indc`, scan up to `MAX_EXTRA_FORALLS = 8` additional foralls for the first whose head IS an inductive. Handles nested-inductive recursor shapes where Lean's stored counts don't align with the kernel's view of the forall structure after WHNF (e.g., extra instance/motive binders not captured by `num_params/num_motives/...`). ### `is_rec_field` depth handling — corrected The old path mixed (a) head-addr match and (b) a structural same-head-Const check on the first `own_params` args — which silently returned false whenever a spec_param was a bare `Var` (block param), dropping the IH for any recursive field whose nested type used the block's params directly (e.g. `head : Entry α β (Node α β)` in a nested `List (Entry α β …)` scan). Now: - Caller passes `spec_params_lift_by: u64` explicitly, because stored aux spec_params live at `depth = n_rec_params` and the lift required depends on context: - `build_minor_at_depth` pushes field locals → lift by `self.depth() - n_rec_params`. - `build_rule_rhs` uses virtual `Var(total_lams - 1 - j)` positions without pushing → lift by `total_lams - n_rec_params`. - Comparison uses `is_def_eq` on each (arg, lifted spec_param) pair — handles alpha, whnf, beta, Var equality in a single shot. - Same fix threaded through `build_minor_type` and `build_rule_rhs` call sites; new doc header in the function explains the depth contract and the interim-fix history. ### Tolerant scheduler: `stt.ungrounded` as DashMap `compile_env` no longer aborts on per-block failure. Failures (ill-formed inductives, cascading `MissingConstant`, …) are recorded in `stt.ungrounded` (type changed from `FxHashMap` to `DashMap` for concurrent writes); the rest of the env still compiles; dependents hit `MissingConstant` and also land in `ungrounded`. Setup-phase timing gated on `IX_QUIET` flag. `block_info` / `reverse_deps` initialization is now parallel via rayon's `try_for_each`. Log spam for cascading failures is gated on `IX_LOG_BLOCKS`. ### FFI: `CheckError` two-variant enum + `rs_kernel_check_consts` - `CheckError` (Lean-side) gains a `compileError` ctor. Two variants needed both (a) to disambiguate compile-side rejections from kernel-side rejections in test output, and (b) to prevent Lean's LCNF `hasTrivialStructure?` optimization from eliding a single-ctor-single-field inductive to `String` — the heap ctor the FFI allocates would otherwise be decoded as a string header and SIGSEGV. - `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG = 0`, new `COMPILE_ERROR_TAG = 1`. New `ErrKind` enum + `CheckRes` type on the Rust side. - `run_checks_on_large_stack` / `check_consts_loop` now accept an `ungrounded: FxHashMap` snapshot; any constant present there is reported as `compileError` without invoking the kernel (matches the ix_old handling and lets `bad_raw_consts` tests — e.g. `inductBadNonSort` failing `compute_is_large_and_k` — roundtrip correctly). - `build_uniform_error` now emits `ErrKind::Compile` (the setup-phase failure happened before the kernel was consulted). - `format_tc_error` catch-all uses `{other}` (hand-written `Display`) instead of `{other:?}` to avoid dumping raw KExpr internals. - `Array Bool` decoding now goes through `unbox_usize() >> 1`, matching Lean's `lean_box(n) = (n << 1) | 1` tagged-scalar convention. ### Equiv-manager hot-path alloc reduction `EquivManager::is_equiv` and `find_root_key` take `&EqKey` instead of `EqKey`, eliminating Arc-clones on each call. `add_equiv` stays by-value (insert requires ownership). `is_def_eq` builds a single `a_key`/`b_key` binding up front and reuses it across is_equiv + find_root_key + (at most one) add_equiv. The equiv-root second-chance branch is the only remaining clone pair, and it's mutually exclusive with the main-path add_equiv. ### Infer cache unification Drop `infer_only_cache`; keep a single `infer_cache` that only stores full-mode results. Infer-only reads happily consume them (validation is strictly more than infer-only needs). Removes the cache-duplication overhead and the subtle invariant that infer-only results weren't supposed to leak into full-mode readers. ### `check_recursor_coherence` + coherence gating New `check_recursor_coherence(id)`: - `check_inductive` on the major (catches strict-positivity, bad ctor return shape, field-universe violations — all of which the recursor inherits). - `compute_k_target(ind_id) == declared k` (K-reduction is sound only for a narrow class of inductives; a mismatch is a soundness bug). Plus `check_recursor` (the full gen-vs-stored path) now also gates with `check_inductive` on the major before comparing rules. Cycle invariant documented: `check_inductive` never calls `check_recursor[_coherence]`, only `generate_block_recursors`. ### Lean-side - `Ix/Ixon.lean`: `putConstantMetaIndexed` / `getConstantMetaIndexed` always emit/consume three trailing length-prefixed extension tables (`meta_sharing` / `meta_refs` / `meta_univs`) as zero-length on the Lean side. Matches Rust's always-on wire format; Lean drops any payload (it doesn't model call-site surgery data). - `Ix/Meta.lean::getCompileEnv`: `loadExts := true` + `enableInitializersExecution`, so persistent env extensions (e.g. `registerTestCase` state) are hydrated from imported `.olean`s. Without this, extensions silently initialize empty — breaks extension-state reads via `get_env!`. - `Ix/CompileM.lean`: new `rsLeonHashesFFI` opaque for the LEON hash dump, consumed by the build-prim-origs test. - `src/ix/address.rs`: `Address::to_unique_name` / `from_unique_name` synthetic-`Name` codec (`Ix._#.`). Mirrors Lean-side `Ix.Address.toUniqueName`; intended for KId/Named entries at synthetic addresses that must not collide with Lean-originated names. - FFI: - `rs_leon_hashes`: hash every ConstantInfo in place, return `Array (Ix.Name × Ix.Address)` — cheap relative to `rs_compile_env_to_ixon`; used by test dumps. - `Ixon.Named` FFI build/decode now handles the 3-field Lean structure (addr, meta, original). Build allocates a 3-slot ctor (was 2 — the missing slot caused Lean-side reads of slot 2 to walk past the ctor header and SIGSEGV). `original` encodes `Option (Address × ConstantMeta)` via the standard boxed tagged-union pattern with scalar-optimized `None` handling on decode. - `rs_eq_env_serialization`: prints section-identifying diagnostics under `IX_DEBUG_SERDE` — invaluable for opaque property-test counter-examples. ### Tests - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean` (new): dumps the canonical `(name, content_addr_hex)` pairs for paste into `PrimAddrs::new`. Registered as `rust-kernel-build-primitives`. - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimOrigs.lean` (new): dumps LEON-hash pairs for `PrimAddrs::new_orig`. Shares `kernelPrimitives` + `parseNameToLean` + `collectDeps` with BuildPrimitives as a single source of truth. Registered as `rust-kernel-build-prim-origs`. - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean` (new): full-env typecheck via `rsCheckConstsFFI`. Registered as `kernel-check-env`. Focus-mode sister `kernel-check-const` walks a curated `focusConsts` list of known-problematic names (Int64/Int32 lemmas stuck in AppTypeMismatch; IR-scheme recursors currently rejected at compile time; a single suspected WHNF loop commented out). - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`: transitive-closure seeding via `collectDepsWithExtras` (seeds include both constant names and `bad_raw_consts` names; walks refs through `env.constants` with fallback to the raw-consts map). Turns a 45s test into a 5s test by filtering ~200k unrelated Mathlib blocks. Error reporting unpacks `CheckError` by ctor rather than `repr err` — derived `Repr` is seconds-slow on multi-line kernel messages. - `Tests/FFI/Lifecycle.lean`: `deferIO` + `mkSerdeRoundtripTest` put all FFI calls under a lambda so they fire at test-execution time, not `TestSeq` construction time. Previous code eagerly called `rsSerEnvFFI` during test enumeration. - `Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean`: `genNamed` now samples both `none` and `some (addr, meta)` for the `original` field (3:1 frequency), so the FFI `Named` roundtrip test actually exercises the `original` encoding path. - `Tests/Main.lean`: register the three new kernel test suites. - Regression tests in `src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs` for all three P1 closures. ### Diagnostic env vars (all default off) - `IX_TYPE_DIFF`: emit the `[type diff]` / `[rule rhs diff]` walk from `check_recursor` mismatch. Default off — every mismatch in an alpha-collapse regime produces thousands of lines. Uses `KExpr::Display` so the format matches `TcError::AppTypeMismatch`. - `IX_APP_DIFF`: print f/a/a_ty/dom and their whnf forms when infer's App path rejects. - `IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE=`: trace every `is_def_eq` where either side's head-const display form contains the prefix. - `IX_DEBUG_SERDE`: section-level mismatch info for `rs_eq_env_serialization`. - `IX_QUIET`: suppress `[compile_env]` / `[lean_ingress]` phase timings. - `IX_LOG_BLOCKS`: gate the verbose dep-status block dump inside the scheduler's failure path. --- Cargo.lock | 308 +++++------ Ix/CompileM.lean | 12 + Ix/Ixon.lean | 131 +++-- Ix/Meta.lean | 14 +- Tests/FFI.lean | 9 +- Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean | 2 +- Tests/FFI/Lifecycle.lean | 42 +- Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean | 14 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimOrigs.lean | 112 ++++ Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean | 167 ++++++ Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean | 153 ++++++ Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean | 116 +++- Tests/Main.lean | 7 + src/ffi/compile.rs | 37 ++ src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 83 ++- src/ffi/ixon/serialize.rs | 114 +++- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 167 +++++- src/ix/address.rs | 36 ++ src/ix/compile.rs | 51 +- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 229 ++++++-- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 162 +++++- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 15 + src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 124 ++++- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 25 +- src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 37 +- src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 12 + src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 774 ++++++++++++++++++++++----- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 54 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 348 ++++++++++-- src/ix/kernel/mode.rs | 2 + src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 524 ++++++++++++++---- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 89 +-- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 414 +++++++++++++- 33 files changed, 3665 insertions(+), 719 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimOrigs.lean create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean diff --git a/Cargo.lock b/Cargo.lock index 7edb242c..2490feb3 100644 --- a/Cargo.lock +++ b/Cargo.lock @@ -230,22 +230,22 @@ dependencies = [ [[package]] name = "bitflags" -version = "2.11.0" +version = "2.11.1" source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" -checksum = "843867be96c8daad0d758b57df9392b6d8d271134fce549de6ce169ff98a92af" +checksum = "c4512299f36f043ab09a583e57bceb5a5aab7a73db1805848e8fef3c9e8c78b3" [[package]] name = "blake3" -version = "1.8.3" +version = "1.8.4" source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" -checksum = "2468ef7d57b3fb7e16b576e8377cdbde2320c60e1491e961d11da40fc4f02a2d" +checksum = "4d2d5991425dfd0785aed03aedcf0b321d61975c9b5b3689c774a2610ae0b51e" dependencies = [ "arrayref", "arrayvec", "cc", "cfg-if", "constant_time_eq", - 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Returns `(Ix.Name, Ix.Address)` pairs where the address + is the 32-byte Blake3 digest produced by `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` + in `src/ix/env.rs`. This is the addressing scheme under which + `orig_kenv` stores KIds in the kernel — two constants with the same + Lean name but different content get distinct addresses. Used by + `Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimOrigs` to regenerate `PrimOrigAddrs` in + the Rust kernel. -/ +@[extern "rs_leon_hashes"] +opaque rsLeonHashesFFI + : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array (Ix.Name × Address)) + /-! ## Combined Compile Phases FFI -/ /-- Raw FFI type returned from Rust's rs_compile_phases. diff --git a/Ix/Ixon.lean b/Ix/Ixon.lean index 9f9128b8..a554f953 100644 --- a/Ix/Ixon.lean +++ b/Ix/Ixon.lean @@ -1289,62 +1289,85 @@ def putConstantMetaIndexed (cm : ConstantMeta) (idx : NameIndex) : PutM Unit := putTag0 ⟨typeRoot⟩ putTag0 ⟨ruleRoots.size.toUInt64⟩ for r in ruleRoots do putTag0 ⟨r⟩ + -- Extension tables (meta_sharing / meta_refs / meta_univs): Rust's + -- `ConstantMeta::put_indexed` always appends these three length-prefixed + -- vectors after the variant payload, used by call-site surgery roundtrip + -- (see src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs:229). Lean does not model these fields, so + -- we always write them as empty — this matches Rust's wire format for + -- Lean-produced bytes without changing the Lean-side data model. + putTag0 ⟨0⟩ -- meta_sharing length + putTag0 ⟨0⟩ -- meta_refs length + putTag0 ⟨0⟩ -- meta_univs length def getConstantMetaIndexed (rev : NameReverseIndex) : GetM ConstantMeta := do - match ← getU8 with - | 255 => pure .empty - | 0 => - let name ← getIdx rev - let lvls ← getIdxVec rev - let hints ← getReducibilityHints - let all ← getIdxVec rev - let ctx ← getIdxVec rev - let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev - let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size - let valueRoot := (← getTag0).size - pure (.defn name lvls hints all ctx arena typeRoot valueRoot) - | 1 => - let name ← getIdx rev - let lvls ← getIdxVec rev - let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev - let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size - pure (.axio name lvls arena typeRoot) - | 2 => - let name ← getIdx rev - let lvls ← getIdxVec rev - let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev - let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size - pure (.quot name lvls arena typeRoot) - | 3 => - let name ← getIdx rev - let lvls ← getIdxVec rev - let ctors ← getIdxVec rev - let all ← getIdxVec rev - let ctx ← getIdxVec rev - let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev - let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size - pure (.indc name lvls ctors all ctx arena typeRoot) - | 4 => - let name ← getIdx rev - let lvls ← getIdxVec rev - let induct ← getIdx rev - let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev - let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size - pure (.ctor name lvls induct arena typeRoot) - | 5 => - let name ← getIdx rev - let lvls ← getIdxVec rev - let rules ← getIdxVec rev - let all ← getIdxVec rev - let ctx ← getIdxVec rev - let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev - let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size - let numRuleRoots := (← getTag0).size.toNat - let mut ruleRoots : Array UInt64 := #[] - for _ in [0:numRuleRoots] do - ruleRoots := ruleRoots.push (← getTag0).size - pure (.recr name lvls rules all ctx arena typeRoot ruleRoots) - | x => throw s!"invalid ConstantMeta tag {x}" + let cm ← match ← getU8 with + | 255 => pure .empty + | 0 => + let name ← getIdx rev + let lvls ← getIdxVec rev + let hints ← getReducibilityHints + let all ← getIdxVec rev + let ctx ← getIdxVec rev + let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev + let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size + let valueRoot := (← getTag0).size + pure (.defn name lvls hints all ctx arena typeRoot valueRoot) + | 1 => + let name ← getIdx rev + let lvls ← getIdxVec rev + let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev + let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size + pure (.axio name lvls arena typeRoot) + | 2 => + let name ← getIdx rev + let lvls ← getIdxVec rev + let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev + let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size + pure (.quot name lvls arena typeRoot) + | 3 => + let name ← getIdx rev + let lvls ← getIdxVec rev + let ctors ← getIdxVec rev + let all ← getIdxVec rev + let ctx ← getIdxVec rev + let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev + let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size + pure (.indc name lvls ctors all ctx arena typeRoot) + | 4 => + let name ← getIdx rev + let lvls ← getIdxVec rev + let induct ← getIdx rev + let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev + let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size + pure (.ctor name lvls induct arena typeRoot) + | 5 => + let name ← getIdx rev + let lvls ← getIdxVec rev + let rules ← getIdxVec rev + let all ← getIdxVec rev + let ctx ← getIdxVec rev + let arena ← getExprMetaArenaIndexed rev + let typeRoot := (← getTag0).size + let numRuleRoots := (← getTag0).size.toNat + let mut ruleRoots : Array UInt64 := #[] + for _ in [0:numRuleRoots] do + ruleRoots := ruleRoots.push (← getTag0).size + pure (.recr name lvls rules all ctx arena typeRoot ruleRoots) + | x => throw s!"invalid ConstantMeta tag {x}" + -- Extension tables (meta_sharing / meta_refs / meta_univs): mirror of the + -- Rust wire format (see `putConstantMetaIndexed` for the rationale). Lean + -- drops any payload here, so Rust → Lean roundtrips lose call-site surgery + -- sharing; this is acceptable because Lean does not consume that data. + let sharingLen := (← getTag0).size.toNat + for _ in [0:sharingLen] do + let _ ← getExpr + let refsLen := (← getTag0).size.toNat + for _ in [0:refsLen] do + let _ ← Serialize.get (α := Address) + let univsLen := (← getTag0).size.toNat + for _ in [0:univsLen] do + let _ ← getUniv + pure cm /-- Serialize Comm (simple - just two addresses). -/ def putComm (c : Comm) : PutM Unit := do diff --git a/Ix/Meta.lean b/Ix/Meta.lean index 6c972bf2..41cfa980 100644 --- a/Ix/Meta.lean +++ b/Ix/Meta.lean @@ -48,10 +48,20 @@ elab "this_file!" : term => do let env ← getEnv return toExpr (env.header.imports.map (·.module) |>.push env.header.mainModule) -/-- Loads a Lean `Environment` from compiled `.olean` files. -/ +/-- Loads a Lean `Environment` from compiled `.olean` files. + +Uses `loadExts := true` so that persistent environment extensions (e.g. +`SimplePersistentEnvExtension` state registered via `registerTestCase`, +attribute maps, etc.) are hydrated from the imported `.olean` data. Without +this, `importModules` leaves every extension at its `addImportedFn #[]` +initial value — all imported entries sit in raw form but the computed state +σ is empty, which silently breaks any test that reads extension state via +`get_env!`. Matches `Lean.Elab.processHeaderCore`'s import path (used by +`getFileEnv`) and Lake's own `importModulesUsingCache`. -/ def getCompileEnv (imports : Array Name) : IO Environment := do initLeanSearchPath - importModules (imports.map ({ module := · : Import })) default + unsafe enableInitializersExecution -- required for `loadExts := true` + importModules (imports.map ({ module := · : Import })) default (loadExts := true) macro "get_env!" : term => `(getCompileEnv this_file!) diff --git a/Tests/FFI.lean b/Tests/FFI.lean index 35573013..01980932 100644 --- a/Tests/FFI.lean +++ b/Tests/FFI.lean @@ -12,7 +12,12 @@ public import Tests.FFI.Refcount namespace Tests.FFI -public def suite : List LSpec.TestSeq := - Tests.FFI.Basic.suite ++ Tests.FFI.Ix.suite ++ Tests.FFI.Ixon.suite ++ Tests.FFI.Lifecycle.suite ++ Tests.FFI.Refcount.suite +public def suite : List LSpec.TestSeq := List.foldr (· ++ ·) [] + [ Tests.FFI.Basic.suite + , Tests.FFI.Ix.suite + , Tests.FFI.Ixon.suite + , Tests.FFI.Lifecycle.suite + , Tests.FFI.Refcount.suite + ] end Tests.FFI diff --git a/Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean b/Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean index 1e18e3cb..63c988cd 100644 --- a/Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean +++ b/Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean @@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ def suite : List TestSeq := [ checkIO "Ixon.ExprMetaData roundtrip" (∀ x : ExprMetaData, roundtripIxonExprMetaData x == x), checkIO "Ixon.ConstantMeta roundtrip" (∀ x : ConstantMeta, roundtripIxonConstantMeta x == x), checkIO "Ixon.Named roundtrip" (∀ x : Named, roundtripIxonNamed x == x), - -- RawEnv roundtrip + ---- RawEnv roundtrip checkIO "Ixon.RawEnv roundtrip" (∀ env : RawEnv, rawEnvEq (roundtripRawEnv env) env), ] diff --git a/Tests/FFI/Lifecycle.lean b/Tests/FFI/Lifecycle.lean index 3f3b54a4..798286be 100644 --- a/Tests/FFI/Lifecycle.lean +++ b/Tests/FFI/Lifecycle.lean @@ -108,15 +108,35 @@ private def serdeEnvEq (a b : RawEnv) : Bool := rc.const.refs.size == rc'.const.refs.size && rc.const.univs.size == rc'.const.univs.size +/-- Wrap a pure computation in an IO action that only executes when the + IO value is run — not when it is constructed. Lean normally evaluates + pure `let` bindings strictly even inside `do` blocks, so `rsSerEnvFFI` + would otherwise fire at `TestSeq` construction time. Placing the + computation inside `fun s => ...` puts it under a lambda, which Lean + does not evaluate until the outer closure is applied — i.e., until the + IO action actually runs. See `EST.pure`/`EST.bind` in + `refs/lean4/src/Init/System/ST.lean`; this is hand-rolled `pure` that + cannot accidentally beta-reduce eagerly. -/ +@[inline] private def deferIO (f : Unit → α) : IO α := fun s => + EST.Out.ok (f ()) s + +/-- Build a single serde roundtrip test that defers all FFI calls to + execution time. Constructing the returned `TestSeq` does no FFI work — + the `rsSerEnvFFI` / `rsDeEnvFFI` pair fires only when LSpec actually + runs the test. -/ +private def mkSerdeRoundtripTest (descr : String) (env : RawEnv) : TestSeq := + .individualIO descr none (deferIO fun () => + match rsDeEnvFFI (rsSerEnvFFI env) with + | .ok decoded => + let ok := serdeEnvEq decoded env + (ok, 0, 0, if ok then none else some "mismatch") + | .error e => + (false, 0, 0, some s!"deserialization failed: {e}")) .done + def serdeTests : TestSeq := - -- Empty RawEnv + -- Empty RawEnv. Only data construction happens eagerly; FFI is deferred + -- inside `mkSerdeRoundtripTest`. let empty : RawEnv := { consts := #[], named := #[], blobs := #[], comms := #[] } - let emptyBytes := rsSerEnvFFI empty - let emptyResult := rsDeEnvFFI emptyBytes - .individualIO "serde empty RawEnv" none (do - match emptyResult with - | .ok decoded => pure (serdeEnvEq decoded empty, 0, 0, if serdeEnvEq decoded empty then none else some "mismatch") - | .error e => pure (false, 0, 0, some s!"deserialization failed: {e}")) .done ++ -- RawEnv with data (include name entries for all referenced addresses) let testAddr := Address.blake3 (ByteArray.mk #[1, 2, 3]) let testExpr : Expr := .sort 0 @@ -143,12 +163,8 @@ def serdeTests : TestSeq := comms := #[testRawComm], names := #[testNameEntry] } - let dataBytes := rsSerEnvFFI withData - let dataResult := rsDeEnvFFI dataBytes - .individualIO "serde RawEnv with data" none (do - match dataResult with - | .ok decoded => pure (serdeEnvEq decoded withData, 0, 0, if serdeEnvEq decoded withData then none else some "mismatch") - | .error e => pure (false, 0, 0, some s!"deserialization failed: {e}")) .done + mkSerdeRoundtripTest "serde empty RawEnv" empty ++ + mkSerdeRoundtripTest "serde RawEnv with data" withData /-- Generate a ConstantInfo without embedded Address fields. Projections contain Addresses that would need name entries; diff --git a/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean b/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean index 19f8cad6..1efbd903 100644 --- a/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean +++ b/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean @@ -389,9 +389,17 @@ instance : SampleableExt ExprMetaData := SampleableExt.mkSelfContained (genExprM instance : SampleableExt ExprMetaArena := SampleableExt.mkSelfContained genExprMetaArena instance : SampleableExt ConstantMeta := SampleableExt.mkSelfContained genConstantMeta -/-- Generate a Named entry with proper metadata. -/ -def genNamed : Gen Named := - Named.mk <$> genAddress <*> genConstantMeta <*> pure none +/-- Generate a Named entry with proper metadata. + Exercises both `none` and `some (addr, meta)` for the `original` field + so the FFI roundtrip test covers the full `Option` encoding. -/ +def genNamed : Gen Named := do + let addr ← genAddress + let constMeta ← genConstantMeta + let original ← frequency [ + (3, pure none), + (1, (fun a m => some (a, m)) <$> genAddress <*> genConstantMeta), + ] + return { addr, constMeta, original } /-- Generate a Comm. -/ def genCommNew : Gen Comm := diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimOrigs.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimOrigs.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..adde8485 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimOrigs.lean @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ +/- + Dump ORIGINAL (LEON content-hash) primitive addresses for hardcoding + into the Rust kernel (`src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs::PrimOrigAddrs`). + + Run with: `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-prim-origs`. The test prints a + `(lean_name, leon_hash_hex)` line for every primitive the Rust kernel + expects to find in `PrimOrigAddrs::new`. Each hex is + `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` (defined in `src/ix/env.rs`) on the + primitive's declaration in the current Lean environment — a Blake3 + digest over the serialized original `ConstantInfo` (name + level + params + type expression + variant-specific fields: ctors, rules, + `all`, value, hints, etc.). + + This is the addressing scheme `orig_kenv` uses: two Lean constants + with the same name but different content hash to different addresses, + so a rogue environment can't silently shadow a primitive just by + naming its own declaration `Nat`. + + Paste the output lines into `PrimOrigAddrs::new` whenever either: + - a primitive's Lean-side name or content changes upstream, or + - the `ConstantInfo::get_hash` byte layout is revised. + + The primitive name list itself is shared with + `Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives.kernelPrimitives` — a single source + of truth. When upstream Lean renames a primitive, update that list + once and regenerate BOTH this table AND the canonical one (via + `rust-kernel-build-primitives`). + + Failure modes: + - Missing: a primitive name isn't in the Lean env (likely renamed + upstream). Printed as `// MISSING:` comments so the emitted table is + still valid as-is for partial regeneration. + - Address change: the LEON hex for a primitive has changed — paste + the new hex into `PrimOrigAddrs::new`. +-/ +import Ix.Common +import Ix.CompileM -- rsLeonHashesFFI +import Ix.Environment +import Ix.Address +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives +import LSpec + +open LSpec + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimOrigs + +open Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives (kernelPrimitives getConstRefs collectDeps parseNameToLean) + +/-- Dump the current `(name, leon_hash_hex)` table for every entry in + `Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives.kernelPrimitives`. Pass iff every + entry resolves; missing names are printed as `// MISSING:` comments + so the output is still valid as-is for partial regeneration. + + Mirrors the structure of `BuildPrimitives.testBuildPrimitives` — the + only semantic difference is the hash we dump (LEON + `ConstantInfo::get_hash` vs. the canonical post-compile content + address). -/ +def testBuildPrimOrigs : TestSeq := + .individualIO "build prim-origs dump" none (do + let leanEnv ← get_env! + let roots := kernelPrimitives.map parseNameToLean + let needed := collectDeps leanEnv roots + let filtered := leanEnv.constants.toList.filter fun (name, _) => + needed.contains name + + IO.println s!"[build-prim-origs] {filtered.length} constants in transitive closure" + + -- Compute LEON hashes for every constant in the transitive closure. + let pairs : Array (Ix.Name × Address) ← Ix.CompileM.rsLeonHashesFFI filtered + + IO.println s!"[build-prim-origs] LEON hashes computed: {pairs.size}" + + -- Build Ix.Name → Address lookup. + let mut byName : Std.HashMap Ix.Name Address := {} + for p in pairs do + byName := byName.insert p.1 p.2 + + IO.println "" + IO.println "// === Primitive ORIGINAL (LEON content-hash) addresses ===" + IO.println "// Format: (\"lean_name\", \"leon_hash_hex\")" + IO.println "// Hash: ConstantInfo::get_hash (src/ix/env.rs) —" + IO.println "// Blake3 over the serialized original ConstantInfo." + IO.println "// These are the addresses KIds live at in `orig_kenv`." + IO.println "" + + let mut found : Nat := 0 + let mut missing : Array String := #[] + + for primName in kernelPrimitives do + let ixName := Ix.Name.fromLeanName (parseNameToLean primName) + match byName[ixName]? with + | none => + IO.println s!"// MISSING: {primName}" + missing := missing.push primName + | some addr => + let addrHex := toString addr + IO.println s!"(\"{primName}\", \"{addrHex}\")," + found := found + 1 + + IO.println "" + IO.println s!"// Found: {found}/{kernelPrimitives.size}" + if !missing.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"// Missing: {missing}" + + let msg : Option String := + if missing.isEmpty then none else some s!"{missing.size} primitives missing from Lean env" + return (missing.isEmpty, found, missing.size, msg) + ) .done + +def suite : List TestSeq := [testBuildPrimOrigs] + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimOrigs diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e4363d43 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean @@ -0,0 +1,167 @@ +/- + Dump primitive constant names and content-addresses for hardcoding into the + Rust kernel (`src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs`). + + Run with: `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. The test prints a + `(lean_name, content_address_hex)` line for every primitive the Rust + kernel expects to find in `PrimAddrs::new`. Paste the output over the + corresponding entries whenever Lean's stdlib changes and tests start + failing with `@@` / synthetic-KId fallbacks. + + Failure modes: + - Missing: a primitive name isn't in the Lean env (likely renamed upstream). + Fix by updating `kernelPrimitives` below to match the new name. + - Address change: the address for a primitive has changed — paste the new + hex into `PrimAddrs::new`. +-/ +import Ix.Common +import Ix.CompileM +import Ix.Meta +import Ix.Address +import Ix.Environment +import Ix.Ixon +import LSpec + +open LSpec + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives + +/-- The Lean names of every primitive the Rust kernel resolves in + `PrimAddrs::new`. Keep this in sync with the `Primitives` struct in + `src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs`. -/ +def kernelPrimitives : Array String := #[ + "Nat", "Nat.zero", "Nat.succ", + "Nat.add", "Nat.pred", "Nat.sub", "Nat.mul", "Nat.pow", + "Nat.gcd", "Nat.mod", "Nat.div", "Nat.bitwise", + "Nat.beq", "Nat.ble", + "Nat.land", "Nat.lor", "Nat.xor", + "Nat.shiftLeft", "Nat.shiftRight", + "Bool", "Bool.true", "Bool.false", + "String", "String.mk", + "Char", "Char.mk", "Char.ofNat", + "String.ofList", + "List", "List.nil", "List.cons", + "Eq", "Eq.refl", + "Quot", "Quot.mk", "Quot.lift", "Quot.ind", + "Lean.reduceBool", "Lean.reduceNat", "eagerReduce", + "System.Platform.numBits", + "Nat.decLe", "Nat.decEq", "Nat.decLt", + "Decidable.isTrue", "Decidable.isFalse", + "Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true", "Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true", + "Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true", "Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false", + "Bool.noConfusion", + -- Int + ctors + ops. Native reduction for Int operations short-circuits + -- the symbolic `Int.rec` + `decNonneg` cascade that would otherwise get + -- stuck at `Decidable.rec (LT.lt Int ...)` inside bodies like `Int.bmod`. + -- Lean's stdlib uses `Int.ble'` / `Int.blt'` ("for kernel reduction") + -- for the symbolic path; our kernel takes the native path instead. + "Int", "Int.ofNat", "Int.negSucc", + "Int.add", "Int.sub", "Int.mul", "Int.neg", + "Int.emod", "Int.ediv", + "Int.bmod", "Int.bdiv", + "Int.natAbs", + -- Below/brecOn dependencies — referenced by aux_gen, not Primitives + -- directly. Kept here so the dump is complete enough to debug drift. + "PUnit", "PProd", "PProd.mk" +] + +/-- Parse a dotted string into a `Lean.Name`, preferring numeric components + when the part parses as `Nat`. Mirrors the ix_old helper. + + Public so `Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimOrigs` (the LEON-hash sister test) + can share the same parse logic. -/ +def parseNameToLean (s : String) : Lean.Name := Id.run do + let mut name := Lean.Name.anonymous + for part in s.splitOn "." do + if let some n := part.toNat? then + name := .num name n + else + name := .str name part + return name + +/-- Collect the transitive Const refs of a `ConstantInfo`. Mirrors ix_old. -/ +def getConstRefs : Lean.ConstantInfo → Array Lean.Name + | .defnInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants ++ v.value.getUsedConstants + | .thmInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants ++ v.value.getUsedConstants + | .opaqueInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants ++ v.value.getUsedConstants + | .axiomInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants + | .ctorInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants ++ #[v.induct] + | .inductInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants ++ v.ctors ++ v.all + | .recInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants ++ v.all + ++ (v.rules.toArray.flatMap (fun r => r.rhs.getUsedConstants ++ #[r.ctor])) + | .quotInfo v => v.type.getUsedConstants + +/-- Closure over all constants transitively referenced from `roots`. -/ +partial def collectDeps (env : Lean.Environment) (roots : Array Lean.Name) + : Lean.NameSet := Id.run do + let mut visited : Lean.NameSet := {} + let mut queue := roots.toList + while !queue.isEmpty do + match queue with + | [] => break + | name :: rest => + queue := rest + if visited.contains name then continue + visited := visited.insert name + if let some ci := env.find? name then + for ref in getConstRefs ci do + if !visited.contains ref then + queue := ref :: queue + return visited + +/-- Parse a dotted string into an `Ix.Name`. -/ +def parseIxName (s : String) : Ix.Name := Id.run do + let mut name := Ix.Name.mkAnon + for part in s.splitOn "." do + name := Ix.Name.mkStr name part + return name + +/-- Dump the current `(name, hex)` table for every entry in `kernelPrimitives`. + Pass iff every entry resolves; missing names are printed as `// MISSING:` + comments so the output is still valid as-is for partial regeneration. -/ +def testBuildPrimitives : TestSeq := + .individualIO "build primitives dump" none (do + let leanEnv ← get_env! + let roots := kernelPrimitives.map parseNameToLean + let needed := collectDeps leanEnv roots + let filtered := leanEnv.constants.toList.filter fun (name, _) => + needed.contains name + + IO.println s!"[build-primitives] {filtered.length} constants in transitive closure" + + let rawEnv ← Ix.CompileM.rsCompileEnvFFI filtered + let env : Ixon.Env := rawEnv.toEnv + + IO.println s!"[build-primitives] Ixon env: {env.consts.size} consts, {env.named.size} named" + IO.println "" + IO.println "// === Primitive content-addresses (for hardcoding in Rust kernel) ===" + IO.println "// Format: (\"lean_name\", \"content_address_hex\")" + IO.println "" + + let mut found : Nat := 0 + let mut missing : Array String := #[] + + for primName in kernelPrimitives do + let ixName := parseIxName primName + match env.named[ixName]? with + | none => + IO.println s!"// MISSING: {primName}" + missing := missing.push primName + | some named => + let addrHex := toString named.addr + IO.println s!"(\"{primName}\", \"{addrHex}\")," + found := found + 1 + + IO.println "" + IO.println s!"// Found: {found}/{kernelPrimitives.size}" + if !missing.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"// Missing: {missing}" + + let msg : Option String := + if missing.isEmpty then none else some s!"{missing.size} primitives missing from Ixon env" + return (missing.isEmpty, found, missing.size, msg) + ) .done + +def suite : List TestSeq := [testBuildPrimitives] + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8cf5c7f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +/- + Full-environment typechecking test for the Rust kernel. + + Mirrors ix_old's `Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean::testRustCheckEnv`: + capture the `get_env!` environment, ship every constant through the Rust + FFI pipeline (Lean env → Ixon compile → kernel ingress → typecheck), pass + iff every constant typechecks. + + Reuses `CheckError` and `rsCheckConstsFFI` from `Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial` + so the FFI ABI (ctor tags 0 = kernelException, 1 = compileError) has a + single Lean-side source of truth. + + Run with: `lake test -- kernel-check-env --ignored` +-/ +import Ix.Common +import Ix.Meta +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial +import LSpec + +open LSpec +open Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial (CheckError rsCheckConstsFFI) + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv + +def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := + .individualIO "Rust kernel check_env" none (do + let leanEnv ← get_env! + let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList + let allNames : Array String := + allConsts.toArray.map fun (name, _) => name.toString + -- Every env constant is expected to typecheck; `expect_pass` is an + -- FFI-side progress-log hint (see `src/ffi/kernel.rs:264, 326-335`), + -- but all-true keeps the `[ok]` / `[FAIL]` log lines consistent. + let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate allNames.size true + + IO.println s!"[check-env] Environment has {allNames.size} constants" + + let start ← IO.monoMsNow + let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConsts allNames expectPass + let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start + + let mut passed := 0 + let mut failures : Array (String × String) := #[] + for (name, result) in results do + match result with + | none => passed := passed + 1 + | some err => + -- Unpack the `CheckError` ctor manually; `repr err` on multi-line + -- kernel messages is seconds-slow per call (see the same comment + -- in `Tutorial.lean:226`). + let msg := match err with + | .kernelException m => s!"kernel: {m}" + | .compileError m => s!"compile: {m}" + failures := failures.push (name, msg) + + IO.println s!"[check-env] Checked {allNames.size} constants in {elapsed}ms" + IO.println s!"[check-env] {passed}/{allNames.size} passed" + + if !failures.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-env] {failures.size} failure(s):" + for (name, err) in failures[:min 30 failures.size] do + IO.println s!" ✗ {name}: {err}" + + let total := passed + failures.size + if failures.isEmpty then + return (true, passed, total, none) + else + return (false, passed, total, + some s!"Kernel check failed with {failures.size} failure(s)") + ) .done + +/-- Known failing / hanging constants from a `testRustCheckEnv` run. + Used by `testRustCheckConsts` for fast reproduction without paying for + the full env pass. Edit when bisecting a regression; grouped by root + cause in order of discovery. + + The *Rust side* prints `[i/N] name ... ok/FAIL` per constant as the + check proceeds, so a hang is recognisable by a missing terminator + after `[i/N] name ...` — look for the last printed name. -/ +def focusConsts : Array String := #[ + -- Kernel typecheck failures (AppTypeMismatch / DeclTypeMismatch): + "Int64.toInt_minValue", + "_private.Batteries.Data.List.Lemmas.0.List.findIdxNth_cons._proof_1_6", + "Int32.neg_eq_neg_one_mul", + "_private.Init.Data.SInt.Lemmas.0.Int16.toInt32_ne_minValue._proof_1_2", + "Int64.neg_nonpos_iff", + "Int64.ofIntLE_bitVecToInt._proof_1", + "_private.Batteries.Data.List.Lemmas.0.List.Nodup.idxOf_getElem._proof_1_14", + -- Recursors that reach the kernel with compile-time rejections + -- suppressed (good-path sanity check; currently `compile: original rec + -- rejected` in kernel-check-env): + "Lean.IR.IRType.rec", + "Lean.Syntax.rec", + "Lean.PrefixTreeNode.rec_2", + "Lean.Lsp.DocumentSymbol.rec_4", + "Lean.Widget.TaggedText.rec_2", + "Lean.Doc.Inline.rec_1", + "Lean.Server.Test.Runner.Client.HighlightedMsgEmbed.rec_2", + "Lean.Widget.HighlightedMsgEmbed.rec_1", + -- Known non-terminating typecheck (investigate WHNF / defeq loop): + --"Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVExpr.bitblast.blastAdd.go_le_size._unary" +] + +/-- Focus-mode helper: typecheck each constant in `names` through the + same Rust FFI pipeline as `testRustCheckEnv`, but restricted to a + small list. Compile + ingress still pays ~20s (full env), but the + check loop is short. Default `names` = `focusConsts`. -/ +def testRustCheckConsts (names : Array String := focusConsts) : TestSeq := + .individualIO s!"kernel check {names.size} focus consts" none (do + let leanEnv ← get_env! + let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList + let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate names.size true + let start ← IO.monoMsNow + let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConsts names expectPass + let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start + + let mut passed := 0 + let mut failures : Array (String × String) := #[] + -- Build a name → result map so we can report names in the same order + -- as `focusConsts`, regardless of FFI output ordering. + let mut resultMap : Std.HashMap String (Option CheckError) := + Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity results.size + for (name, result) in results do + resultMap := resultMap.insert name result + for name in names do + match resultMap.get? name with + | some none => passed := passed + 1 + | some (some err) => + let msg := match err with + | .kernelException m => s!"kernel: {m}" + | .compileError m => s!"compile: {m}" + failures := failures.push (name, msg) + | none => + failures := failures.push (name, "not reported by FFI") + + IO.println s!"[check-focus] {passed}/{names.size} passed in {elapsed}ms" + if !failures.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-focus] {failures.size} failure(s):" + for (name, msg) in failures do + IO.println s!" ✗ {name}: {msg}" + + let total := passed + failures.size + if failures.isEmpty then + return (true, passed, total, none) + else + return (false, passed, total, + some s!"Focus check failed with {failures.size} failure(s)") + ) .done + +def suite : List TestSeq := [testRustCheckEnv] +def constSuite : List TestSeq := [testRustCheckConsts] + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean index 1f3f836f..b512fe16 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean @@ -15,12 +15,85 @@ open LSpec namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial /-- Type-check errors returned from the Rust kernel FFI. - Only one variant: rejection is reported as a formatted string. Matches - `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` in `src/ffi/kernel.rs`. -/ + + Two variants: + - `kernelException msg` — rejection during kernel typechecking (tag 0). + - `compileError msg` — rejection during `compile_env` (tag 1), emitted + when `compile_env`'s tolerant scheduler records a block as ungrounded + (e.g. `inductBadNonSort` failing `compute_is_large_and_k`). + + **Important**: keep at least two constructors so Lean's LCNF trivial + structure optimization does NOT elide the enum to just `String`. With + only one ctor + one field, `hasTrivialStructure?` fires and the runtime + representation becomes identical to `String`, which breaks any FFI that + allocates a heap ctor. See + `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Compiler/LCNF/MonoTypes.lean:20-28`. + + Tags are stable across the Rust FFI — see `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` and + `COMPILE_ERROR_TAG` in `src/ffi/kernel.rs`. -/ inductive CheckError where | kernelException (msg : String) + | compileError (msg : String) deriving Repr +/-- Compute the transitive closure of constants referenced by `seeds`, and + return the subset of `env.constants` reachable from them. + + Mirrors `Ix/Cli/ValidateCmd.lean`'s `collectDeps` exactly, but extends the + lookup with `extraConsts` so seeds that only exist in `bad_raw_consts` + (e.g. `inductBadNonSort`, which the Lean kernel rejected and therefore + never entered `env.constants`) still get their transitive dependencies + pulled in. + + Returns `(needed : Std.HashSet Name, closed : List (Name × ConstantInfo))` + so callers can both inspect membership and ship the closed subset. -/ +private partial def collectDepsWithExtras + (env : Lean.Environment) + (extraConsts : Std.HashMap Lean.Name Lean.ConstantInfo) + (seeds : List Lean.Name) + : Std.HashSet Lean.Name × List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) := Id.run do + let mut needed : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := {} + let mut worklist := seeds + while !worklist.isEmpty do + match worklist with + | [] => break + | n :: rest => + worklist := rest + if needed.contains n then continue + needed := needed.insert n + -- Prefer env.constants; fall back to extraConsts for bad_raw_consts. + let ci? := env.constants.find? n <|> extraConsts.get? n + if let some ci := ci? then + let mut refs : Lean.NameSet := ci.type.getUsedConstantsAsSet + match ci with + | .defnInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .thmInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .opaqueInfo v => + for r in v.value.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | .inductInfo v => + for ctorName in v.ctors do + refs := refs.insert ctorName + if let some ctorCi := + env.constants.find? ctorName <|> extraConsts.get? ctorName then + for r in ctorCi.type.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + for mutName in v.all do + refs := refs.insert mutName + | .ctorInfo v => + refs := refs.insert v.induct + | .recInfo v => + for mutName in v.all do + refs := refs.insert mutName + for rule in v.rules do + for r in rule.rhs.getUsedConstantsAsSet do refs := refs.insert r + | _ => pure () + for r in refs do + if !needed.contains r then + worklist := r :: worklist + let closed := env.constants.toList.filter fun (n, _) => needed.contains n + return (needed, closed) + /-- FFI: type-check a batch of constants through the full pipeline (Lean env → Ixon compile → kernel ingress → typecheck). @@ -116,13 +189,24 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := badNames := badNames.insert (toString n) let expectPass := constNames.map (fun n => !badNames.contains n) - IO.println s!"[kernel-tutorial] {testCases.size} test cases, {constNames.size} constants to check" - -- Collect raw constants stored by bad_raw_consts (inductInfo/ctorInfo/recInfo - -- that couldn't go through the Lean kernel) + -- that couldn't go through the Lean kernel). let rawConsts := TutorialMeta.getRawConsts leanEnv let extraConstList := rawConsts.toList.map (fun ci => (ci.name, ci)) - let allConstList := leanEnv.constants.toList ++ extraConstList + + -- Filter the Lean env down to the transitive closure of the test + -- constants before shipping to Rust. Without this, `compile_env` processes + -- ~200k unrelated blocks (full Mathlib if imported), turning a 5s test + -- into a 45s test. Mirrors `Ix/Cli/ValidateCmd.lean`'s `collectDeps`. + let rawConstsMap : Std.HashMap Lean.Name Lean.ConstantInfo := + rawConsts.foldl (fun m ci => m.insert ci.name ci) + (Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity rawConsts.size) + let seeds : List Lean.Name := + (constNames.toList.map String.toName) ++ (rawConsts.toList.map (·.name)) + let (_, closedConsts) := collectDepsWithExtras leanEnv rawConstsMap seeds + let allConstList := closedConsts ++ extraConstList + + IO.println s!"[kernel-tutorial] {testCases.size} test cases, {constNames.size} constants to check ({allConstList.length} consts in closure)" let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConstList constNames expectPass @@ -136,7 +220,10 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := let mut failed := 0 let mut errors : Array String := #[] - -- Check good test cases (must pass) + -- Check good test cases (must pass). When a good constant is rejected, + -- pull the raw message string out of `CheckError.kernelException` rather + -- than calling `repr err` — derived `Repr` for long multi-line strings is + -- extremely slow (seconds per call) and can make the test appear to hang. for tc in testCases do if tc.outcome == .good then for n in tc.decls do @@ -145,7 +232,10 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := | some none => passed := passed + 1 | some (some err) => failed := failed + 1 - errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {name}: rejected with {repr err}" + let msg := match err with + | .kernelException m => s!"kernel: {m}" + | .compileError m => s!"compile: {m}" + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {name}: rejected with {msg}" | none => failed := failed + 1 errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {name}: not found in results" @@ -199,7 +289,10 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := | some none => passed := passed + 1 | some (some err) => failed := failed + 1 - errors := errors.push s!" ✗ {name}: {repr err}" + let msg := match err with + | .kernelException m => m + | .compileError m => s!"(compile) {m}" + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ {name}: {msg}" | none => failed := failed + 1 errors := errors.push s!" ✗ {name}: not found" @@ -210,7 +303,10 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := | some none => passed := passed + 1 | some (some err) => failed := failed + 1 - errors := errors.push s!" ✗ stdlib {name}: {repr err}" + let msg := match err with + | .kernelException m => m + | .compileError m => s!"(compile) {m}" + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ stdlib {name}: {msg}" | none => failed := failed + 1 errors := errors.push s!" ✗ stdlib {name}: not found" diff --git a/Tests/Main.lean b/Tests/Main.lean index 26227903..7b7f4d13 100644 --- a/Tests/Main.lean +++ b/Tests/Main.lean @@ -7,6 +7,9 @@ import Tests.Ix.Commit import Tests.Ix.Compile import Tests.Ix.Compile.ValidateAux import Tests.Ix.Decompile +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimOrigs +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip import Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial @@ -57,6 +60,10 @@ def ignoredSuites : Std.HashMap String (List LSpec.TestSeq) := .ofList [ ("kernel-ixon-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip.suite), ("kernel-lean-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile.suite), ("kernel-tutorial", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial.suite), + ("kernel-check-env", Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv.suite), + ("kernel-check-const", Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv.constSuite), + ("rust-kernel-build-primitives", Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimitives.suite), + ("rust-kernel-build-prim-origs", Tests.Ix.Kernel.BuildPrimOrigs.suite), ] /-- Ignored test runners - expensive, deferred IO actions run only when explicitly requested -/ diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index 0b46ee73..01db9d26 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -594,6 +594,43 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_canonicalize_env_to_ix( } } +/// FFI function to compute the LEON content hash of every constant in a +/// Lean environment. Returns an `Array (Ix.Name × Ix.Address)` where each +/// `Address` is the 32-byte Blake3 digest produced by +/// `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` in `src/ix/env.rs`. +/// +/// The LEON hash is the Rust kernel's "original" addressing scheme: it's +/// derived from the serialized `ConstantInfo` (name + level params + type +/// expression + variant-specific fields: ctors, rules, `all`, value, hints, +/// etc.) so two constants with the same name but different content get +/// distinct addresses. This is the address scheme `lean_ingress` uses (or +/// will use) when populating `orig_kenv`, and the table Lean callers need +/// to dump when regenerating `PrimOrigAddrs` in the Rust kernel. +/// +/// No compilation happens here — we only decode the Lean env and hash each +/// `ConstantInfo` in place. That makes this cheap relative to +/// `rs_compile_env_to_ixon` and safe to run on the full environment. +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_leon_hashes( + env_consts_ptr: LeanList>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts_ptr); + let mut cache = LeanBuildCache::with_capacity(rust_env.len()); + + let arr = LeanArray::alloc(rust_env.len()); + for (i, (name, ci)) in rust_env.iter().enumerate() { + let name_obj = LeanIxName::build(&mut cache, name); + let addr_obj = LeanIxAddress::build_from_hash(&ci.get_hash()); + + // (Ix.Name × Ix.Address) pair — tag 0 ctor with 2 object fields. + let pair = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 2, 0); + pair.set(0, name_obj); + pair.set(1, addr_obj); + arr.set(i, pair); + } + LeanIOResult::ok(arr) +} + // ============================================================================= // RustCompiledEnv - Holds Rust compilation results for comparison // ============================================================================= diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index 30608bd6..6ffd3afa 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -628,26 +628,88 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { // ============================================================================= impl LeanIxonNamed { - /// Build Ixon.Named { addr : Address, constMeta : ConstantMeta } - pub fn build(addr: &Address, meta: &ConstantMeta) -> Self { + /// Build Ixon.Named { addr, constMeta, original }. + /// + /// The Lean structure (see `Ix/Ixon.lean` `structure Named`) has three + /// fields: the constant's address, its typed metadata, and an optional + /// pre-aux_gen original form used by the decompile path for roundtrip + /// fidelity. We must match that 3-slot layout exactly — allocating a + /// 2-slot ctor causes Lean-side reads of slot 2 to walk past the + /// constructor and SIGSEGV. See the FFI roundtrip test + /// `Ixon.Named roundtrip` in `Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean`. + /// + /// The `original` slot encodes `Option (Address × ConstantMeta)` using + /// Lean's boxed-tagged-union convention: + /// `none` → tag 0, 0 fields + /// `some (a, m)` → tag 1, 1 field (a `Prod`: tag 0, 2 fields) + pub fn build( + addr: &Address, + meta: &ConstantMeta, + original: &Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)>, + ) -> Self { let addr_obj = LeanIxAddress::build(addr); let meta_obj = LeanIxonConstantMeta::build(meta); - let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 2, 0); + let original_obj: LeanOwned = match original { + None => { + // `Option.none` — zero-field ctor with tag 0. + LeanCtor::alloc(0, 0, 0).into() + }, + Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)) => { + // Build the inner pair `(orig_addr, orig_meta) : Address × ConstantMeta`. + let pair = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 2, 0); + pair.set(0, LeanIxAddress::build(orig_addr)); + pair.set(1, LeanIxonConstantMeta::build(orig_meta)); + // Wrap in `Option.some` — tag 1, one field. + let some_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(1, 1, 0); + some_ctor.set(0, pair); + some_ctor.into() + }, + }; + let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 3, 0); ctor.set(0, addr_obj); ctor.set(1, meta_obj); + ctor.set(2, original_obj); Self::new(ctor.into()) } } impl LeanIxonNamed { /// Decode Ixon.Named. + /// + /// Mirrors `build`: reads three slots. The third slot is an + /// `Option (Address × ConstantMeta)` which Lean may represent either as + /// a scalar-optimized `Option.none` or as a boxed tagged ctor. We handle + /// both by checking `is_scalar()` before calling `as_ctor()`. pub fn decode(&self) -> Named { let ctor = self.as_ctor(); - Named { - addr: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), - meta: LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(), - original: None, // aux_gen not yet on FFI boundary - } + let addr = + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(); + let meta = + LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(); + let original_obj = ctor.get(2); + let original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)> = if original_obj + .is_scalar() + { + // Scalar-optimized `Option.none`. + None + } else { + let opt = original_obj.as_ctor(); + match opt.tag() { + 0 => None, + 1 => { + let pair = opt.get(0).as_ctor(); + let orig_addr = LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed( + pair.get(0).as_byte_array(), + ) + .decode(); + let orig_meta = + LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(pair.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(); + Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)) + }, + tag => panic!("Invalid Option tag for Named.original: {tag}"), + } + }; + Named { addr, meta, original } } } @@ -730,12 +792,13 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_ixon_constant_meta( LeanIxonConstantMeta::build(&meta) } -/// Round-trip Ixon.Named (with real metadata). +/// Round-trip Ixon.Named (with real metadata and optional pre-aux_gen +/// original form). #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_ixon_named( obj: LeanIxonNamed>, ) -> LeanIxonNamed { let named = obj.decode(); - LeanIxonNamed::build(&named.addr, &named.meta) + LeanIxonNamed::build(&named.addr, &named.meta, &named.original) } diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/serialize.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/serialize.rs index ab09a94a..94e0facb 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/serialize.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/serialize.rs @@ -67,6 +67,11 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_eq_constant_serialization( /// Check if Lean's Ixon.Env serialization can be deserialized by Rust and content matches. /// Due to HashMap ordering differences, we compare deserialized content rather than bytes. +/// +/// On mismatch, emits a diagnostic line to stderr (gated on +/// `IX_DEBUG_SERDE=1`) identifying the section that differs. This is +/// invaluable for property-test counter-examples where "false does not +/// hold" is otherwise opaque. #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_eq_env_serialization( raw_env_obj: LeanIxonRawEnv>, @@ -74,57 +79,156 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_eq_env_serialization( ) -> bool { use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env; + let debug = std::env::var("IX_DEBUG_SERDE").is_ok(); let decoded = raw_env_obj.decode(); let bytes_data = bytes_obj.as_bytes(); // Deserialize Lean's bytes using Rust's deserializer let rust_env = match Env::get(&mut &bytes_data[..]) { Ok(env) => env, - Err(_) => return false, + Err(e) => { + if debug { + eprintln!("[rs_eq_env_serialization] Env::get failed: {e}"); + } + return false; + }, }; // Compare content: check that all items from decoded RawEnv are in the deserialized Env // Consts if rust_env.consts.len() != decoded.consts.len() { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] consts len mismatch: rust={}, decoded={}", + rust_env.consts.len(), + decoded.consts.len() + ); + } return false; } for rc in &decoded.consts { match rust_env.consts.get(&rc.addr) { Some(c) if *c == rc.constant => {}, - _ => return false, + Some(_) => { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] const value mismatch for addr {}", + rc.addr.hex(), + ); + } + return false; + }, + None => { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] const missing for addr {}", + rc.addr.hex(), + ); + } + return false; + }, } } // Blobs if rust_env.blobs.len() != decoded.blobs.len() { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] blobs len mismatch: rust={}, decoded={}", + rust_env.blobs.len(), + decoded.blobs.len() + ); + } return false; } for rb in &decoded.blobs { match rust_env.blobs.get(&rb.addr) { Some(b) if *b == rb.bytes => {}, - _ => return false, + Some(b) => { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] blob bytes mismatch for addr {}: \ + rust_len={}, decoded_len={}", + rb.addr.hex(), + b.len(), + rb.bytes.len(), + ); + } + return false; + }, + None => { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] blob missing for addr {}", + rb.addr.hex(), + ); + } + return false; + }, } } // Comms if rust_env.comms.len() != decoded.comms.len() { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] comms len mismatch: rust={}, decoded={}", + rust_env.comms.len(), + decoded.comms.len() + ); + } return false; } for rc in &decoded.comms { match rust_env.comms.get(&rc.addr) { Some(c) if *c == rc.comm => {}, - _ => return false, + _ => { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] comm mismatch for addr {}", + rc.addr.hex(), + ); + } + return false; + }, } } // Named: compare by checking all entries exist with matching addresses if rust_env.named.len() != decoded.named.len() { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] named len mismatch: rust={}, decoded={}", + rust_env.named.len(), + decoded.named.len() + ); + } return false; } for rn in &decoded.named { match rust_env.named.get(&rn.name) { Some(named) if named.addr == rn.addr => {}, - _ => return false, + Some(named) => { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] named addr mismatch for name hash {}: \ + rust={}, decoded={}", + Address::from_blake3_hash(*rn.name.get_hash()).hex(), + named.addr.hex(), + rn.addr.hex(), + ); + } + return false; + }, + None => { + if debug { + eprintln!( + "[rs_eq_env_serialization] named missing for name hash {}", + Address::from_blake3_hash(*rn.name.get_hash()).hex(), + ); + } + return false; + }, } } diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index 6ecc6747..c8769ea2 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -41,18 +41,27 @@ use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ixon_ingress, lean_ingress}; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; -/// Lean-side `CheckError` constructor tag for `kernelException`. +/// Lean-side `CheckError` constructor tags. /// /// Defined in `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`: /// ```lean /// inductive CheckError where -/// | kernelException (msg : String) +/// | kernelException (msg : String) -- tag 0 +/// | compileError (msg : String) -- tag 1 /// deriving Repr /// ``` -/// The `kernelException` variant is the first (and only) constructor, so its -/// tag is `0`. If the Lean enum grows new variants ahead of this one, update -/// this constant to match. +/// Tags follow Lean's declaration order (top-to-bottom, starting at 0). +/// +/// The second variant exists for two reasons: (1) to disambiguate compile- +/// side rejections from kernel-side rejections at the Lean call site, and +/// (2) to prevent Lean's LCNF "trivial structure" optimization from +/// elididing a single-ctor-single-field inductive into its field type +/// (`hasTrivialStructure?` in `Lean/Compiler/LCNF/MonoTypes.lean`). Without +/// that, the runtime representation of `CheckError` would be identical to +/// `String`, and the heap ctor we allocate here would be read as if it +/// were a string header — `INTERNAL PANIC: out of memory` on decode. const KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG: u8 = 0; +const COMPILE_ERROR_TAG: u8 = 1; /// FFI: type-check a batch of constants through the full pipeline. /// @@ -85,10 +94,12 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); let name_strings: Vec = names.map(|s| s.as_string().to_string()).into_iter().collect(); - // Lean's `Bool` is an enum with two nullary constructors, so it's passed - // unboxed: raw pointer value 0 = false, 1 = true. + // `Array Bool` elements are boxed tagged scalars: + // `lean_box(n) = (n << 1) | 1`, so `Bool.false` has raw value 1 and + // `Bool.true` has raw value 3. `unbox_usize()` (= `as_raw() >> 1`) + // recovers the ctor tag (0 = false, 1 = true). let expect_pass_vec: Vec = - expect_pass.map(|b| b.as_raw() as usize == 1).into_iter().collect(); + expect_pass.map(|b| b.unbox_usize() == 1).into_iter().collect(); eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] read env: {:>8.1?}", t0.elapsed()); // --------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -104,6 +115,36 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( }; eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); + // Snapshot per-constant compile failures (ill-formed inductives, cascading + // MissingConstant, etc.) keyed by Lean-display name string so the check + // loop can skip the kernel and report them as compile-side rejections. + // `compile_env` no longer aborts on per-block failure; it populates + // `CompileState.ungrounded` and continues, letting good constants still + // compile cleanly. + let ungrounded: FxHashMap = compile_state + .ungrounded + .iter() + .map(|e| (format!("{}", e.key()), e.value().clone())) + .collect(); + if !ungrounded.is_empty() { + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check] {} constants failed to compile (will report as rejected without kernel check):", + ungrounded.len() + ); + // Sort for deterministic output — `FxHashMap` iteration order is + // platform-defined. Sorting by name also groups related compile + // failures (e.g. an ill-formed inductive + its constructors + rec) + // next to each other in the log. + let mut ordered: Vec<(&String, &String)> = ungrounded.iter().collect(); + ordered.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(b.0)); + for (name, msg) in &ordered { + // `msg` from `compile_env` can be multi-line; collapse internal + // newlines so each constant occupies one log line. + let flat = msg.replace('\n', " "); + eprintln!(" [ungrounded] {name}: {flat}"); + } + } + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- // Ingress Ixon → kernel // --------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -158,6 +199,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( name_to_id, name_strings.clone(), expect_pass_vec, + ungrounded, ) { Ok(r) => r, Err(msg) => { @@ -183,15 +225,38 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // Checking loop (runs on a dedicated large-stack thread) // ============================================================================= +/// Kind of per-constant error — selects which `CheckError` ctor to build on +/// the Lean side. See tag constants at the top of the module. +#[derive(Clone, Copy)] +enum ErrKind { + Kernel, + Compile, +} + +impl ErrKind { + fn tag(self) -> u8 { + match self { + ErrKind::Kernel => KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG, + ErrKind::Compile => COMPILE_ERROR_TAG, + } + } +} + +/// Per-constant result: `Ok(())` on pass, `Err((kind, msg))` on rejection. +type CheckRes = Result<(), (ErrKind, String)>; + fn run_checks_on_large_stack( kenv: Arc>, name_to_id: FxHashMap>, name_strings: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, -) -> Result)>, String> { + ungrounded: FxHashMap, +) -> Result, String> { std::thread::Builder::new() .stack_size(256 * 1024 * 1024) - .spawn(move || check_consts_loop(kenv, name_to_id, name_strings, expect_pass)) + .spawn(move || { + check_consts_loop(kenv, name_to_id, name_strings, expect_pass, ungrounded) + }) .map_err(|e| format!("failed to spawn kernel-check thread: {e}"))? .join() .map_err(|_| "kernel-check thread panicked".to_string()) @@ -202,9 +267,10 @@ fn check_consts_loop( name_to_id: FxHashMap>, name_strings: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, -) -> Vec<(String, Result<(), String>)> { + ungrounded: FxHashMap, +) -> Vec<(String, CheckRes)> { let total = name_strings.len(); - let mut results: Vec<(String, Result<(), String>)> = Vec::with_capacity(total); + let mut results: Vec<(String, CheckRes)> = Vec::with_capacity(total); for (i, raw_name) in name_strings.iter().enumerate() { let should_pass = expect_pass.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(true); @@ -214,6 +280,35 @@ fn check_consts_loop( // where the caller passes a raw-form string we parse-and-reformat to get // the canonical key. let pretty = format!("{}", parse_name(raw_name)); + + // Constants that failed to compile (ill-formed inductives, cascading + // MissingConstant, etc.) are reported as rejected without invoking the + // kernel. This matches the ix_old "ungrounded" handling and lets the + // bad_raw_consts tests (e.g. `inductBadNonSort`) round-trip correctly. + // The `Compile` kind lets the Lean caller distinguish this from a + // kernel-side rejection. + if let Some(msg) = + ungrounded.get(raw_name).or_else(|| ungrounded.get(&pretty)) + { + match should_pass { + true => eprintln!( + " [{}/{}] {raw_name} ... FAIL (compile): {msg}", + i + 1, + total, + ), + false => eprintln!( + " [{}/{}] {raw_name} ... REJECTED (compile): {msg}", + i + 1, + total, + ), + } + results.push(( + raw_name.clone(), + Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.clone())), + )); + continue; + } + let kid = match name_to_id .get(raw_name) .or_else(|| name_to_id.get(&pretty)) @@ -221,7 +316,12 @@ fn check_consts_loop( Some(id) => id.clone(), None => { eprintln!(" [{}/{}] ? {raw_name}: not found", i + 1, total); - results.push((raw_name.clone(), Err(format!("not found: {raw_name}")))); + // Treat "not found in kernel env" as a kernel-kind error so the + // Lean-side summary can lump it in with other kernel rejections. + results.push(( + raw_name.clone(), + Err((ErrKind::Kernel, format!("not found: {raw_name}"))), + )); continue; }, }; @@ -230,7 +330,8 @@ fn check_consts_loop( let tc_start = Instant::now(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); - let result = tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e)); + let result: Result<(), String> = + tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e)); let elapsed = tc_start.elapsed(); let peak = tc.def_eq_peak; @@ -244,7 +345,11 @@ fn check_consts_loop( eprintln!("FAIL ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak}): {msg}") }, } - results.push((raw_name.clone(), result)); + // Re-wrap: `(Ok(()), _) -> Ok(())`, `(Err(msg), _) -> Err((Kernel, msg))`. + results.push(( + raw_name.clone(), + result.map_err(|msg| (ErrKind::Kernel, msg)), + )); } results @@ -261,7 +366,10 @@ fn format_tc_error(e: &TcError) -> String { TcError::FunExpected { e, whnf } => { format!("FunExpected\n e = {e}\n whnf = {whnf}") }, - other => format!("{other:?}"), + // Everything else has a hand-written `Display` impl in + // `src/ix/kernel/error.rs` — prefer it over `{:?}` which dumps raw + // KExpr internals. + other => format!("{other}"), } } @@ -271,10 +379,11 @@ fn format_tc_error(e: &TcError) -> String { /// Build an `IO (Array (String × Option CheckError))` from Rust results. /// -/// - `Ok(())` → `(name, none)` -/// - `Err(msg)`→ `(name, some (CheckError.kernelException msg))` +/// - `Ok(())` → `(name, none)` +/// - `Err((Kernel, msg))` → `(name, some (CheckError.kernelException msg))` +/// - `Err((Compile, msg))` → `(name, some (CheckError.compileError msg))` fn build_result_array( - results: &[(String, Result<(), String>)], + results: &[(String, CheckRes)], ) -> LeanIOResult { let arr = LeanArray::alloc(results.len()); for (i, (name, result)) in results.iter().enumerate() { @@ -285,9 +394,12 @@ fn build_result_array( // `Option.none` — tag 0, zero fields, zero scalars. LeanCtor::alloc(0, 0, 0).into() }, - Err(msg) => { - // `CheckError.kernelException msg` — tag 0, one object field. - let err_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG, 1, 0); + Err((kind, msg)) => { + // `CheckError. msg` — tag comes from ErrKind, one object + // field. Lean's inductive has 2 ctors (kernelException, + // compileError) so it's NOT eligible for the LCNF trivial-structure + // optimization — the heap wrapper is required. + let err_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(kind.tag(), 1, 0); err_ctor.set(0, LeanString::new(msg)); // `Option.some err` — tag 1, one object field. let some_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(1, 1, 0); @@ -306,14 +418,17 @@ fn build_result_array( } /// Build a result array where every requested name is reported as failed with -/// the same error message. Used when compile/ingress/thread setup fails before -/// per-constant checking can begin. +/// the same compile-kind error message. Used when compile/ingress/thread +/// setup fails before per-constant checking can begin — the error arose +/// before the kernel was consulted, so `Compile` is the honest tag. fn build_uniform_error( names: &[String], msg: &str, ) -> LeanIOResult { - let results: Vec<(String, Result<(), String>)> = - names.iter().map(|n| (n.clone(), Err(msg.to_string()))).collect(); + let results: Vec<(String, CheckRes)> = names + .iter() + .map(|n| (n.clone(), Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.to_string())))) + .collect(); build_result_array(&results) } diff --git a/src/ix/address.rs b/src/ix/address.rs index 3875fd1b..4bfa892b 100644 --- a/src/ix/address.rs +++ b/src/ix/address.rs @@ -36,6 +36,42 @@ impl Address { self.hash.as_bytes() } + /// Build a deterministic, collision-resistant `Name` for this address: + /// `Ix._#.`. Mirrors Lean-side `Ix.Address.toUniqueName`. + /// + /// Use this when you need to register a KId/Named entry at a synthetic + /// name that can't collide with any Lean-originated name (e.g. for + /// scratch `KEnv` entries that should not participate in the + /// `name_to_addr` / `aux_name_to_addr` namespace). + pub fn to_unique_name(&self) -> crate::ix::env::Name { + use crate::ix::env::Name; + Name::str( + Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "Ix".to_string()), "_#".to_string()), + self.hex(), + ) + } + + /// Inverse of `to_unique_name`. Returns `Some(Address)` iff `name` has + /// shape `Ix._#.` with valid 64-char hex; otherwise `None`. + pub fn from_unique_name(name: &crate::ix::env::Name) -> Option { + use crate::ix::env::NameData; + let (parent, hex) = match name.as_data() { + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) => (parent.clone(), s.clone()), + _ => return None, + }; + let parent = match parent.as_data() { + NameData::Str(pp, s, _) if s == "_#" => pp.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + match parent.as_data() { + NameData::Str(ppp, s, _) if s == "Ix" => match ppp.as_data() { + NameData::Anonymous(_) => Address::from_hex(&hex), + _ => None, + }, + _ => None, + } + } + /// Build a synthetic `Name` for a mutual block's `Named` entry: /// `Ix..`. Disambiguates alpha-equivalent blocks /// that share an `addr` but have different member names. diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 06b769a3..fe3e526c 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -77,8 +77,24 @@ pub struct BlockSizeStats { /// `TypeChecker` instances are created per-use-site — they are cheap /// thread-local handles that share the `KEnv` via `Arc`. pub struct KernelCtx { - /// Shared kernel environment (constants, caches, intern table). + /// Shared **canonical** kernel environment. Populated incrementally by + /// aux_gen's Phase 1+ (`compute_is_large_and_k`, `ingress_field_deps`, + /// etc.) with aux-substituted types at `resolve_lean_name_addr`-derived + /// addresses that may shift as alpha-collapse reassigns addresses over + /// the course of compilation. pub kenv: Arc>, + /// Shared **original** kernel environment. Populated **once** at the + /// start of `compile_env` via `lean_ingress(&lean_env)` and never + /// mutated after. Holds every Lean-original constant at + /// `lean_name_to_addr(name)` addresses with self-consistent type + /// references (no alpha-collapse, no aux rewriting, no staleness). + /// + /// Used exclusively for `check_originals` — verifying each block's + /// Lean-stored inductives, constructors, and recursors against a + /// pristine env, completely isolated from the canonical pipeline so + /// there's no risk of cross-contamination in either direction. + pub orig_kenv: + Arc>, } impl Default for KernelCtx { @@ -88,9 +104,23 @@ impl Default for KernelCtx { } impl KernelCtx { - /// Create a new empty kernel context. + /// Create a new empty kernel context. `orig_kenv` starts empty too; + /// call [`KernelCtx::with_originals`] to install a populated + /// `orig_kenv` from a `lean_ingress` of the input Lean env. pub fn new() -> Self { - KernelCtx { kenv: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()) } + KernelCtx { + kenv: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()), + orig_kenv: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()), + } + } + + /// Consume this context and return a new one with `orig_kenv` + /// replaced by the given (typically fully-populated) kenv. + pub fn with_originals( + self, + orig_kenv: Arc>, + ) -> Self { + KernelCtx { kenv: self.kenv, orig_kenv } } } @@ -110,8 +140,19 @@ pub struct CompileState { /// by the scheduler as blocks compile. Used by aux_gen for sort-level /// inference during `.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn` generation. pub kctx: KernelCtx, - /// Constants filtered out during grounding (name -> error description). - pub ungrounded: FxHashMap, + /// Constants that couldn't be compiled (name -> error description). + /// + /// Populated in two phases: + /// 1. Pre-compile grounding: `ground_consts` identifies constants unreachable + /// from axioms/primitives. + /// 2. During scheduling: per-block compile failures (e.g. `compute_is_large_and_k` + /// rejecting an ill-formed inductive) are recorded here instead of + /// aborting the scheduler, so the rest of the env still compiles and + /// callers can report each failure per-constant. + /// + /// `DashMap` (rather than `FxHashMap`) because scheduler workers insert + /// concurrently on per-block failure paths. + pub ungrounded: DashMap, /// Persistent set of names compiled by aux_gen. Used for membership /// checks (e.g., "is this name aux_gen-rewritten?") throughout compilation. /// Never drained — callers rely on `.contains()` long after insertion. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 41ce308f..706c2b55 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ use std::thread; use std::time::{Duration, Instant}; use dashmap::DashMap; +use rayon::prelude::*; use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; use crate::ix::address::Address; @@ -99,25 +100,107 @@ where pub fn compile_env( lean_env: &Arc, ) -> Result { + let setup_start = Instant::now(); + let phase_start = Instant::now(); let graph = build_ref_graph(lean_env.as_ref()); + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 1/7 build_ref_graph: {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } + // Grounding pass: identify constants whose transitive Const-refs can't all + // be resolved. These are collected into `stt.ungrounded` and filtered from + // the SCC input so they don't clog the scheduler. Callers (e.g. the kernel + // check FFI) inspect `stt.ungrounded` per-constant to report them as + // compile-side rejections without aborting the whole batch. + let phase_start = Instant::now(); let ungrounded = ground_consts(lean_env.as_ref(), &graph.in_refs); - if !ungrounded.is_empty() { - for (n, e) in &ungrounded { - eprintln!("Ungrounded {:?}: {:?}", n, e); + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 2/7 ground_consts: {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } + let ungrounded_map: DashMap = ungrounded + .iter() + .map(|(n, e)| (n.clone(), format!("{e:?}"))) + .collect(); + if !ungrounded.is_empty() && !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] {} ungrounded constants filtered from graph", + ungrounded.len() + ); + for (n, e) in ungrounded.iter().take(5) { + eprintln!(" ungrounded: {} ({:?})", n.pretty(), e); } - return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { - reason: "ungrounded environment".into(), - }); + if ungrounded.len() > 5 { + eprintln!(" ... and {} more", ungrounded.len() - 5); + } + } + + // Filter ungrounded names from the ref graph before SCC computation so + // condensed blocks only contain constants we can actually compile. + let grounded_out_refs: crate::ix::graph::RefMap = + if ungrounded_map.is_empty() { + graph.out_refs + } else { + graph + .out_refs + .into_iter() + .filter(|(name, _)| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(name)) + .map(|(k, refs)| { + let filtered: rustc_hash::FxHashSet = refs + .into_iter() + .filter(|r| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(r)) + .collect(); + (k, filtered) + }) + .collect() + }; + + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + let condensed = compute_sccs(&grounded_out_refs); + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 3/7 compute_sccs ({} blocks): {:.2}s", + condensed.blocks.len(), + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); } - let condensed = compute_sccs(&graph.out_refs); + // Build the shared **original** kenv up-front via `lean_ingress`. This + // is a full snapshot of the input Lean env with every constant at its + // LEON content-hash address (`ConstantInfo::get_hash()`), all type + // references self-consistent, and no alpha-collapse/aux rewriting + // applied. `lean_ingress` also pre-caches `Primitives::from_env_orig` + // so primitive lookups resolve through `PrimOrigAddrs` — the matching + // address table for this env. Used exclusively by `check_originals` + // during compile_mutual's Phase 0 to verify Lean-stored + // inductives/ctors/recursors in a pristine, unambiguous context — + // fully isolated from the canonical `kctx.kenv` that subsequent + // phases populate. + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + let orig_kenv = Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_ingress(lean_env)); + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 4/7 lean_ingress (orig_kenv): {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } + let kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new().with_originals(orig_kenv); - let stt = - CompileState { lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), ..Default::default() }; + let stt = CompileState { + lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), + ungrounded: ungrounded_map, + kctx, + ..Default::default() + }; - // The kenv is populated on-demand via ensure_in_kenv as constants are - // compiled. Precompiles (PUnit, PProd, Eq, True) are added below. + // The (canonical) kenv is populated on-demand via ensure_in_kenv as + // constants are compiled. Precompiles (PUnit, PProd, Eq, True) are + // added below. // Pre-compile the builtins that aux_gen is known to reference, so the // scheduler has their addresses in `aux_name_to_addr` before any block @@ -147,10 +230,18 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Names absent from `lean_env` (e.g., unit-test fixtures) are silently // skipped at seeding time — the initial `condensed.low_links.get` is // optional. Transitive deps of surviving seeds are assumed present. + let phase_start = Instant::now(); precompile_aux_gen_prereqs(&condensed, lean_env, &stt)?; + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 5/7 precompile_aux_gen_prereqs: {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } // Build work-stealing data structures let total_blocks = condensed.blocks.len(); + let phase_start = Instant::now(); // For each block: (all names in block, original deps, remaining deps). // Using an explicit HashSet instead of an atomic counter prevents silent @@ -164,27 +255,52 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Reverse deps: name -> set of block leaders that depend on this name let reverse_deps: DashMap> = DashMap::default(); - // Initialize block info and reverse deps - for (lo, all) in &condensed.blocks { + // Initialize block info and reverse deps in parallel. + // + // `condensed.blocks` is an `FxHashMap` so we collect a `Vec` of references + // first; `par_iter` on `FxHashMap` would require enabling the `rayon` + // feature on `hashbrown`, which is not a current dep. The collection is + // sub-millisecond on 193k entries. + // + // Both `block_info` and `reverse_deps` are `DashMap`s; `DashMap::insert` + // and `DashMap::entry` are atomic against the per-shard lock, so parallel + // writes are safe. `reverse_deps.entry(dep).or_default().push(lo)` holds + // the shard write-lock for the duration of the `push`, which briefly + // serializes threads that hit the same shard for the same `dep`. The + // shard count (DashMap default 64) is large enough relative to thread + // count (32) that contention stays low. Vec insertion order within a + // reverse-dep entry becomes non-deterministic — that is fine because the + // consumer (the scheduler's unblock loop) only iterates the Vec to + // notify workers, never compares it for equality. + let block_entries: Vec<(&Name, &NameSet)> = condensed.blocks.iter().collect(); + block_entries.par_iter().try_for_each(|(lo, all)| -> Result<(), CompileError> { let deps = - condensed.block_refs.get(lo).ok_or(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + condensed.block_refs.get(*lo).ok_or(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { reason: "missing block refs".into(), })?; block_info.insert( - lo.clone(), - (all.clone(), deps.clone(), Mutex::new(deps.clone())), + (*lo).clone(), + ((*all).clone(), deps.clone(), Mutex::new(deps.clone())), ); - // Register reverse dependencies for dep_name in deps { - reverse_deps.entry(dep_name.clone()).or_default().push(lo.clone()); + reverse_deps.entry(dep_name.clone()).or_default().push((*lo).clone()); } - } + Ok(()) + })?; // Shared ready queue: blocks that are ready to compile let ready_queue: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 6/7 block_info init: {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + // Initialize with blocks that have zero remaining dependencies { let mut queue = ready_queue.lock().unwrap(); @@ -196,6 +312,13 @@ pub fn compile_env( } } } + if !*IX_QUIET { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 7/7 ready_queue init: {:.2}s (total pre-scheduler: {:.2}s)", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + setup_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + ); + } // Track completed count for termination let completed = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0)); @@ -454,21 +577,23 @@ pub fn compile_env( }, ); if let Err(e) = res { - // Drop in-flight entry before surfacing the error. - active_ref - .lock() - .unwrap() - .retain(|(n, _)| n != &lo); - let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); - if err_guard.is_none() { + // Record the failure per-member and fall through. The + // scheduler keeps running so other constants can still + // compile; dependents of this block will hit + // MissingConstant and be recorded here too. Callers + // inspect `stt.ungrounded` to report per-constant + // compile-side rejections. + let msg = format!("{e}"); + for member in &all { + stt_ref.ungrounded.insert(member.clone(), msg.clone()); + } + if *IX_LOG_BLOCKS { eprintln!( "[compile_env] compile_const_no_aux failed for {}: {}", lo.pretty(), - e, + msg, ); - *err_guard = Some(e); } - return; } } @@ -490,20 +615,29 @@ pub fn compile_env( || compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt_ref), ); if let Err(e) = res { - // Drop in-flight entry before surfacing the error. - active_ref.lock().unwrap().retain(|(n, _)| n != &lo); - let mut err_guard = error_ref.lock().unwrap(); - if err_guard.is_none() { - eprintln!( - "[compile_env] ERROR in block {} ({} members): {}", - lo.pretty(), - all.len(), - e, - ); + // Record the failure per-member and fall through. The + // scheduler keeps running so other constants can still + // compile; dependents of this block will hit + // MissingConstant and be recorded here too. Callers + // inspect `stt.ungrounded` to report per-constant + // compile-side rejections. + let msg = format!("{e}"); + for member in &all { + stt_ref.ungrounded.insert(member.clone(), msg.clone()); + } + // The first time we fail on a given block, log a brief + // line. Full dep-status diagnostics are gated on + // IX_LOG_BLOCKS to avoid log spam on cascading failures. + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] block FAILED {} ({} members): {}", + lo.pretty(), + all.len(), + msg, + ); + if *IX_LOG_BLOCKS { for member in &all { eprintln!(" member: {}", member.pretty()); } - // Print dep status for MissingConstant errors if let CompileError::MissingConstant { ref name, ref caller, @@ -512,19 +646,18 @@ pub fn compile_env( eprintln!( "[compile_env] MissingConstant: {name} (from {caller})" ); - eprintln!( - " block: {} ({} members)", - lo.pretty(), - all.len() - ); for member in &all { let in_main = stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(member); let in_aux = stt_ref.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(member); + let in_ungr = + stt_ref.ungrounded.contains_key(member); let status = if in_main { "name_to_addr" } else if in_aux { "aux_name_to_addr" + } else if in_ungr { + "ungrounded" } else { "pending" }; @@ -532,15 +665,17 @@ pub fn compile_env( } if let Some(entry) = block_info_ref.get(&lo) { let (_, orig_deps, remaining) = entry.value(); - // Print all original deps with their resolution status eprintln!(" deps ({}):", orig_deps.len()); for d in orig_deps.iter() { let in_main = stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(d); let in_aux = stt_ref.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(d); + let in_ungr = stt_ref.ungrounded.contains_key(d); let status = if in_main { "name_to_addr" } else if in_aux { "aux_name_to_addr" + } else if in_ungr { + "ungrounded" } else { "UNRESOLVED" }; @@ -555,9 +690,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( } } } - *err_guard = Some(e); } - return; } } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index bac74dd1..17a1fb5d 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -311,7 +311,21 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { - // Guard: only run for blocks containing inductives. + // Phase 0: Verify every Lean-original constant in this block against + // the kernel, using the pre-populated `stt.kctx.orig_kenv` — a full + // `lean_ingress` snapshot built once at `compile_env` startup, never + // mutated afterward. + // + // This MUST run even when the block has no inductive (e.g. a + // recursor-only SCC from `bad_raw_consts`): such SCCs can carry + // adversarial recursors that wouldn't otherwise ever be kernel- + // checked. Running BEFORE the aux_gen gate below guarantees Phase 0 + // has its say on every block. + check_originals(cs, lean_env, stt)?; + + // Guard: aux_gen canonical generation only runs for blocks containing + // inductives. Non-inductive blocks (plain defs, recursor-only SCCs, + // etc.) have no canonical auxiliaries to generate. let is_inductive_block = cs.iter().any(|c| matches!(c, MutConst::Indc(_))); if !is_inductive_block { return Ok(()); @@ -334,6 +348,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( if patches.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } + // Phase 2: Compile canonical recursors. let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); let rec_consts: Vec = patches @@ -498,6 +513,151 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( Ok(()) } +// =========================================================================== +// check_originals +// =========================================================================== + +/// Type-check every original Lean-stored constant in the inductive block +/// (the inductives, their constructors, and their recursors) **before** any +/// aux_gen work runs, against the pristine `orig_kenv`. +/// +/// ## Why this runs at Phase 0 +/// +/// aux_gen's Phase 1 (`compute_is_large_and_k`) populates the canonical +/// `kctx.kenv` with ctor types pulled from an **expand/restore overlay**, +/// where fields that nest a foreign inductive (e.g. `Array X`) get +/// rewritten to reference a synthetic aux inductive (`X._nested.Array_1`). +/// That representation is correct for canonical recursor *generation*, +/// but it's *not* what Lean's stored originals refer to — the stored +/// forms are already `restore_nested`-processed: `Array X` everywhere, +/// no `_nested.*` refs. +/// +/// Running this check at Phase 0, against the `orig_kenv` (populated +/// once up-front via `lean_ingress` at the start of `compile_env`), +/// sidesteps that entirely. `orig_kenv` holds every Lean-original +/// constant at `lean_name_to_addr(name)` addresses with all type +/// references self-consistent — no alpha-collapse, no aux rewriting, no +/// staleness. Subsequent aux_gen phases then freely populate the +/// canonical `kctx.kenv` without any risk of cross-contamination in +/// either direction. +/// +/// ## Approach +/// +/// For each original inductive `I`, ctor `C`, and recursor `R` in `cs`: +/// - Look up its KId in `orig_kenv` (address = `lean_name_to_addr(name)`, +/// name = the Lean name). +/// - Run `tc.check_const(&kid)` against the orig_kenv's TypeChecker. +/// - Record failures under the Lean name in `stt.ungrounded`. +/// +/// No ingress step, no shadow addresses, no dep walking. `orig_kenv` +/// already contains every Lean-original constant and every transitive +/// dep, all with consistent addressing. +fn check_originals( + cs: &[MutConst], + lean_env: &Arc, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; + + let orig_kenv = &stt.kctx.orig_kenv; + + // Build a KId for the given Lean name against the orig_kenv address + // scheme. `lean_ingress` inserts every constant at its LEON content + // hash (`ConstantInfo::get_hash()`), so `orig_kid` must compute the + // same address. Returns `None` if the name isn't present in + // `lean_env` — callers skip silently in that case (the constant was + // filtered out of ingress, or the name dangles from a bad ref). + let orig_kid = |name: &Name| -> Option> { + let ci = lean_env.get(name)?; + Some(KId::new(Address::from_blake3_hash(ci.get_hash()), name.clone())) + }; + + // Helper: run check_const on one KId and record any failure under the + // given Lean name with the supplied error-prefix. + let run_check = |lean_name: &Name, kid: &KId, kind: &str| { + if !orig_kenv.contains_key(kid) { + // The original wasn't ingressed (e.g., it was filtered out of + // the lean_env input, or the caller's block refers to a name + // that Lean's kernel rejected so it never landed in + // env.constants). Skip silently — compile_const will report + // the missing-constant condition later. + return; + } + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(orig_kenv.clone()); + if let Err(e) = tc.check_const(kid) { + stt.ungrounded.insert( + lean_name.clone(), + format!("original {kind} rejected: {}: {e}", lean_name.pretty()), + ); + } + }; + + // Which recursor names might Lean have generated for an inductive + // with mutual-group members `all`? `I.rec` is the primary; aux-nested + // inductives also get `I.rec_1`, `I.rec_2`, ... (one per auxiliary + // created by `elim_nested_inductive_fn`). Empirically 8 aux recursors + // is more than enough for any Lean inductive we've seen; we probe + // each in `lean_env` and only check those that exist. + // + // We probe through `lean_env` (not restricted to names in `cs`) + // because a bad recursor can live in its own Recr-only SCC that + // `compile_mutual` processes with `cs = [Recr(bad_rec)]`, handled by + // the `MutConst::Recr` branch below — or as an orphan that never + // reaches us via `cs`, handled here. + fn recursor_names(ind_name: &Name) -> Vec { + let mut names = Vec::new(); + names.push(Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string())); + // Aux-recursor naming convention: `.rec_` where + // `` is the first inductive in the mutual block's `all` + // list — see Lean's `mk_aux_rec_name_map` in + // `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp`. Callers pass each `ind` in + // `all` here; the first one's `.rec_N` probes will hit, the + // others' probes will simply miss `lean_env` and be skipped. + let rec_base = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + for i in 1u64..=16 { + names.push(Name::num(rec_base.clone(), Nat::from(i))); + } + names + } + + for c in cs { + match c { + MutConst::Indc(ind) => { + let ind_name = &ind.ind.cnst.name; + if let Some(ind_kid) = orig_kid(ind_name) { + run_check(ind_name, &ind_kid, "inductive"); + } + for ctor in &ind.ctors { + if let Some(ctor_kid) = orig_kid(&ctor.cnst.name) { + run_check(&ctor.cnst.name, &ctor_kid, "ctor"); + } + } + // Probe for associated recursors in `lean_env` and check each + // that exists. Covers the case where the recursor lives in a + // separate SCC that `check_originals` wouldn't otherwise see. + for rec_name in recursor_names(ind_name) { + if let Some(rec_kid) = orig_kid(&rec_name) { + run_check(&rec_name, &rec_kid, "rec"); + } + } + }, + MutConst::Recr(rec) => { + let rec_name = &rec.cnst.name; + if let Some(rec_kid) = orig_kid(rec_name) { + run_check(rec_name, &rec_kid, "rec"); + } + }, + // Non-inductive members aren't part of this check. + MutConst::Defn(_) => {}, + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + // =========================================================================== // Helpers // =========================================================================== diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index 099e9243..ba2fcf98 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -67,6 +67,21 @@ impl TypeChecker { KConst::Recr { ty, .. } => { let t = self.infer(ty)?; self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + // `check_recursor` runs the full kernel-driven verification: + // coherence (major inductive passes A1–A4, K-target flag + // matches), plus generated-canonical-vs-stored rule comparison + // via `is_def_eq`. The rule generator (shared between the + // kernel and the compile-time aux_gen) produces the same + // output for original and canonical inductives, so the + // syntactic compare is sound against either env. + // + // The old Array vs `_nested.Array_1` false positives are + // resolved by the two-env split: `check_originals` runs + // against `stt.kctx.orig_kenv` (pristine `lean_ingress`), and + // the post-compile FFI check runs against the `ixon_ingress`'d + // canonical env (aux-restored). Neither carries the compile- + // time overlay pollution that motivated removing the syntactic + // path earlier. self.check_recursor(id)?; Ok(()) }, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 1a2ee3dd..e542c149 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ //! 4. Iterative lazy delta with same-head-spine optimization //! 5. Full WHNF, structural comparison, eta, struct eta +use std::sync::LazyLock; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; @@ -22,6 +24,14 @@ use super::tc::{ empty_ctx_addr, }; +/// When set, trace every `is_def_eq` call where one side's head constant +/// starts with the prefix in `IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE` (e.g. `IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE=bmod` +/// to watch all `Int.bmod`-involving comparisons). Prints `[deq] a b` +/// before entering `is_def_eq_inner`, then the boolean outcome. Useful for +/// pinning down which sub-expression of an App-spine is stuck. +static IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE").ok()); + impl TypeChecker { /// Check definitional equality of two expressions. pub fn is_def_eq( @@ -34,17 +44,56 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(true); } - // Context-aware EquivManager: closed exprs (lbr==0) share across contexts, - // open exprs under let-bindings are isolated by ctx_id. + // Diagnostic trace: emit a `[deq]` line when either side's head + // constant name contains the configured substring. Keeps output + // manageable — a naive unconditional trace blows out the log. + let trace_active = if let Some(prefix) = IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE.as_ref() { + let a_hit = head_const_name(a).is_some_and(|n| n.contains(prefix)); + let b_hit = head_const_name(b).is_some_and(|n| n.contains(prefix)); + if a_hit || b_hit { + let a_whnf_str = match self.whnf(a) { + Ok(w) => format!("{w}"), + Err(e) => format!("ERR {e}"), + }; + let b_whnf_str = match self.whnf(b) { + Ok(w) => format!("{w}"), + Err(e) => format!("ERR {e}"), + }; + eprintln!("[deq] depth={} a= {}", self.def_eq_depth, a); + eprintln!("[deq] depth={} a_whnf= {}", self.def_eq_depth, a_whnf_str); + eprintln!("[deq] depth={} b= {}", self.def_eq_depth, b); + eprintln!("[deq] depth={} b_whnf= {}", self.def_eq_depth, b_whnf_str); + true + } else { + false + } + } else { + false + }; + + // Context-aware EquivManager: closed exprs (lbr==0) share across + // contexts, open exprs under let-bindings are isolated by ctx_id. + // + // Build `a_key` and `b_key` ONCE and reuse them throughout. The + // `eq_ctx` Arc is cloned once into `a_key`; `b_key` receives the + // remaining owned copy. `is_equiv` and `find_root_key` take by + // reference (see `src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs`), so no additional Arc + // clones are paid per method call. Only the terminal `add_equiv` + // (success path) needs ownership, at which point we move the + // originals in. The rare equiv-root success branch still pays a + // `.clone()` pair to feed `add_equiv` there — it's mutually + // exclusive with the main-path `add_equiv`, so at most one pair + // of clones is ever charged. let eq_ctx = if self.num_let_bindings > 0 && (a.lbr() > 0 || b.lbr() > 0) { self.ctx_id.clone() } else { empty_ctx_addr() }; - if self - .equiv_manager - .is_equiv((a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()), (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone())) - { + let a_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = + (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); + let b_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx); + + if self.equiv_manager.is_equiv(&a_key, &b_key) { return Ok(true); } @@ -55,23 +104,21 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Equiv-root second-chance: if (a,b) not cached, try (root(a), root(b)). + if let (Some(a_root), Some(b_root)) = ( + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&a_key), + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&b_key), + ) && (a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key) { - let a_key = (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); - let b_key = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); - if let (Some(a_root), Some(b_root)) = ( - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(a_key.clone()), - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(b_key.clone()), - ) && (a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key) - { - let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); - let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id.clone()); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { - if *cached { - self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); - } - self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, *cached); - return Ok(*cached); + let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); + let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { + if *cached { + // Rare branch: the main-path `add_equiv` below is skipped by + // the early return, so clone here instead of moving. + self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key.clone(), b_key.clone()); } + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, *cached); + return Ok(*cached); } } @@ -88,10 +135,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.def_eq_depth -= 1; let ok = result?; + if trace_active { + eprintln!( + "[deq] depth={} -> {} ({})", + self.def_eq_depth, + ok, + if ok { "OK" } else { "FAIL" } + ); + } if ok { - self - .equiv_manager - .add_equiv((a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()), (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx)); + // Move the up-front `a_key` / `b_key` directly into `add_equiv`. + self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); } self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, ok); Ok(ok) @@ -174,6 +228,19 @@ impl TypeChecker { return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); } + // Int primitive reduction inside lazy delta, parallel to Nat. + // Without this, `Int.bmod (-1) (2^32) =? -1` compared under + // `Eq.{1} Int _ _` would never converge: the Int.bmod side would + // delta-unfold to a stuck `Decidable.rec`, while the `-1` side + // reduces to `Int.negSucc 0` — `lazyDeltaReduction` would never + // find a common head. + if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_int(&wa)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); + } + if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_int(&wb)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); + } + // Native reduction inside lazy delta (lean4lean:625-628) if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_native(&wa)? { return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); @@ -965,6 +1032,15 @@ fn head_const_id(e: &KExpr) -> Option> { } } +/// Extract head constant's display form as a string, for diagnostic +/// prefix matching. Uses `{kid}`'s Display impl (which is defined for +/// every `KernelMode`), not the inner `Name` which only has Display in +/// Meta mode. Returns `None` if the head isn't a `Const`. +fn head_const_name(e: &KExpr) -> Option { + let id = head_const_id(e)?; + Some(format!("{id}")) +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use std::sync::Arc; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index cbef1e93..f4e824d8 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -97,9 +97,11 @@ pub struct KEnv { /// WHNF cache (no delta): (expr_hash, ctx_hash)-keyed. pub whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Infer cache: keyed by (expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. + /// Populated only from full-mode `infer` (i.e. not from `with_infer_only`), + /// so every cached result has passed the validation `infer_only` skips. + /// Both modes read from this same cache — an `infer_only` lookup happily + /// consumes a full-mode result since it's strictly stronger. pub infer_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, - /// Infer-only cache: results from infer_only mode (no def-eq checks). - pub infer_only_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Def-eq cache: keyed by (expr_hash, expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. pub def_eq_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical ordering by hash. @@ -112,6 +114,12 @@ pub struct KEnv { pub recursor_cache: DashMap, Vec>>, /// Maps the set of major inductive KIds to the inductive block id. pub rec_majors_cache: DashMap>, KId>, + /// Mutual-block peer-agreement cache: records block ids whose peers have + /// already been verified to share the same universe (S3) and parameter + /// prefix (S3b). Populated by `check_inductive` after the per-peer loop + /// succeeds; collapses the naturally O(N²) per-peer iteration to O(N) + /// total work per block across all the peers' individual checks. + pub block_peer_agreement_cache: DashSet>, } impl Default for KEnv { @@ -130,12 +138,12 @@ impl KEnv { whnf_cache: DashMap::default(), whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap::default(), infer_cache: DashMap::default(), - infer_only_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_failure: DashSet::default(), ingress_cache: DashMap::default(), recursor_cache: DashMap::default(), rec_majors_cache: DashMap::default(), + block_peer_agreement_cache: DashSet::default(), } } @@ -144,6 +152,17 @@ impl KEnv { self.prims.get_or_init(|| Primitives::from_env(self)) } + /// Pre-initialize the primitives cache with an externally-resolved + /// `Primitives`. Returns `Ok(())` on success, `Err(p)` if `prims()` + /// has already been called (the OnceLock is full). + /// + /// Used by `lean_ingress` to install `Primitives::from_env_orig` + /// (LEON-addressed) before any `TypeChecker::new(orig_kenv)` triggers + /// the default canonical-addressed `from_env`. + pub fn set_prims(&self, p: Primitives) -> Result<(), Primitives> { + self.prims.set(p) + } + pub fn get(&self, id: &KId) -> Option> { self.consts.get(id).map(|r| r.value().clone()) } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs index dbaccb25..944d4e05 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -90,15 +90,21 @@ impl EquivManager { } /// Check if two composite keys are equivalent. - pub fn is_equiv(&mut self, k1: EqKey, k2: EqKey) -> bool { + /// + /// Takes keys by reference — callers in the `is_def_eq` hot path + /// already hold `EqKey` tuples as local bindings, and forcing them to + /// pass by value would require an Arc-clone on each component. With + /// by-ref we avoid that clone entirely (see `src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs` + /// for the caller pattern). + pub fn is_equiv(&mut self, k1: &EqKey, k2: &EqKey) -> bool { if k1 == k2 { return true; } - let n1 = match self.key_to_node.get(&k1) { + let n1 = match self.key_to_node.get(k1) { Some(&n) => n, None => return false, }; - let n2 = match self.key_to_node.get(&k2) { + let n2 = match self.key_to_node.get(k2) { Some(&n) => n, None => return false, }; @@ -107,13 +113,22 @@ impl EquivManager { /// Find the root representative key for a given composite key. /// Returns None if the key is not in the union-find. - pub fn find_root_key(&mut self, key: EqKey) -> Option { - let node = *self.key_to_node.get(&key)?; + /// + /// Like `is_equiv`, takes the lookup key by reference so callers can + /// reuse a single `EqKey` binding across multiple queries without + /// cloning it for each call. + pub fn find_root_key(&mut self, key: &EqKey) -> Option { + let node = *self.key_to_node.get(key)?; let root = self.find(node); Some(self.node_to_key[root].clone()) } /// Record that two composite keys are definitionally equal. + /// + /// Kept by-value because `node_for_key` inserts the key into the + /// internal `key_to_node` map on first observation, requiring + /// ownership transfer. Callers that have already consumed their + /// `EqKey`s should clone at the call site, not here. pub fn add_equiv(&mut self, k1: EqKey, k2: EqKey) { let n1 = self.node_for_key(k1); let n2 = self.node_for_key(k2); @@ -135,10 +150,10 @@ mod tests { fn test_basic_equiv() { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); let zero = addr(0); - assert!(!em.is_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone()))); + assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone()))); em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); - assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone()))); - assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(200), zero.clone()), (addr(100), zero.clone()))); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone()))); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(200), zero.clone()), &(addr(100), zero.clone()))); } #[test] @@ -147,7 +162,7 @@ mod tests { let zero = addr(0); em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); em.add_equiv((addr(200), zero.clone()), (addr(300), zero.clone())); - assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(300), zero.clone()))); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(300), zero.clone()))); } #[test] @@ -156,7 +171,7 @@ mod tests { let ctx1 = addr(1); let ctx2 = addr(2); em.add_equiv((addr(100), ctx1.clone()), (addr(200), ctx1.clone())); - assert!(em.is_equiv((addr(100), ctx1.clone()), (addr(200), ctx1.clone()))); - assert!(!em.is_equiv((addr(100), ctx2.clone()), (addr(200), ctx2))); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx1.clone()), &(addr(200), ctx1.clone()))); + assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx2.clone()), &(addr(200), ctx2))); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs index 8000b6bc..ac404c6e 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -21,6 +21,12 @@ pub enum TcError { DeclTypeMismatch, UnknownConst(Address), UnivParamMismatch { expected: u64, got: usize }, + /// An interior universe substitution hit `Param(idx)` where `idx` was + /// out of range for the supplied universe list. Distinct from + /// `UnivParamMismatch` which is the arity gate at Const-infer time; + /// this variant fires from `subst_univ` as defense-in-depth against + /// any code path that reaches substitution without the arity check. + UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: u64, bound: usize }, VarOutOfRange { idx: u64, ctx_len: usize }, DefEqFailed, MaxRecDepth, @@ -47,6 +53,12 @@ impl std::fmt::Display for TcError { TcError::UnivParamMismatch { expected, got } => { write!(f, "universe param count: expected {expected}, got {got}") }, + TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx, bound } => { + write!( + f, + "universe Param({idx}) out of range: only {bound} universes supplied" + ) + }, TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx, ctx_len } => { write!(f, "variable #{idx} out of range (context depth {ctx_len})") }, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index a91c79ad..a63d51f9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ //! constraints, return types) and generates canonical recursors following //! lean4lean's constructive approach, then compares with provided recursors. +use std::sync::LazyLock; + use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::KConst; @@ -16,6 +18,14 @@ use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::{lift, simul_subst, subst}; use super::tc::{TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, expr_mentions_any_addr}; +/// Emit the `[type diff]` walk from `check_recursor`'s mismatch path. +/// Off by default — every inductive over ~100k constants in an alpha-collapse +/// regime or a mutual block with near-identical peers triggers a fresh diff, +/// turning a normal compile into a wall of stderr. Set `IX_TYPE_DIFF=1` to +/// enable when investigating a specific mismatch. +static IX_TYPE_DIFF: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_TYPE_DIFF").is_ok()); + /// A member of the "flat" mutual block used for recursor generation. /// For non-nested inductives, this is just the original inductive. /// For nested occurrences (e.g., `Array Syntax` in Syntax's ctor fields), @@ -150,23 +160,62 @@ impl TypeChecker { let ind_level = self.get_result_sort_level(&ty, u64_to_usize(params + indices)?)?; - // S3: Mutual inductives must live in the same universe. - for peer_id in &block_inds { - if peer_id.addr == id.addr { - continue; - } - if let Some(KConst::Indc { - params: pp, indices: pi, ty: peer_ty, .. - }) = self.env.get(peer_id) - { + // S3 + S3b: Peer-agreement invariants for mutual inductives. + // + // S3: all peers live in the same result universe. + // S3b: all peers share the same parameter count and parameter-domain + // types. Without S3b, `build_rec_type` — which takes the shared + // param prefix uniformly from `ind_infos[0]` — would produce a + // generated recursor whose param binders misalign with a peer's + // ctor arguments, yielding de-Bruijn-shifted iota reductions and, + // in the limit, ill-typed stored terms. Enforcing agreement + // kernel-side removes the implicit compiler trust. + // + // References: lean4 `src/kernel/inductive.cpp:211–262 check_inductive_types` + // (line 230–231: "parameters of all inductive datatypes must match") + // and lean4lean `Lean4Lean/Inductive/Add.lean:80–82`. + // + // Memoization: the check is invariant across all peers of the block — + // if peer[0] agrees with each of peer[1..N], then by transitivity all + // pairs agree. Running this loop from *every* peer in the block yields + // redundant O(N²) work, which becomes significant on large Mathlib + // mutual families. We memo on successful completion, so subsequent + // peer checks of the same block skip the loop. Failure is not cached + // (the loop re-runs and re-reports on the next peer's check). Block + // ids are content-addressed, so cache entries are stable across the + // TypeChecker's lifetime. + if !self.env.block_peer_agreement_cache.contains(&block) { + for peer_id in &block_inds { + if peer_id.addr == id.addr { + continue; + } + let (peer_params, peer_indices, peer_ty) = match self.env.get(peer_id) + { + Some(KConst::Indc { params: pp, indices: pi, ty: pty, .. }) => { + (pp, pi, pty.clone()) + }, + _ => continue, + }; + // S3: universe agreement. let peer_level = self - .get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(pp + pi)?)?; + .get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty, u64_to_usize(peer_params + peer_indices)?)?; if !univ_eq(&ind_level, &peer_level) { return Err(TcError::Other( "mutually inductive types must live in the same universe".into(), )); } + // S3b: parameter-count agreement. + if peer_params != params { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "mutual peers must declare the same number of parameters: \ + self={params}, peer={peer_params}" + ))); + } + // S3b: parameter-domain agreement. Walks the first `n_params` + // foralls of both types and `is_def_eq`s the domains. + self.check_param_agreement(&ty, &peer_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?)?; } + self.env.block_peer_agreement_cache.insert(block.clone()); } // Validate each constructor @@ -417,7 +466,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Instantiate ctor type with occurrence universe args (concrete) so that // transitively-detected nested occurrences get concrete universe args too. let ctor_ty_inst = - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &member.occurrence_us); + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; // Walk past own_params, substituting with spec_params. let saved = self.save_depth(); @@ -813,7 +862,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { augmented_addrs: &[Address], ) -> Result<(), TcError> { // Instantiate universe params - let mut ty = self.instantiate_univ_params(ctor_ty, us); + let mut ty = self.instantiate_univ_params(ctor_ty, us)?; // Strip param foralls for _ in 0..n_params { @@ -1341,7 +1390,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Instantiate inductive type with shifted universe params before walking let ind_univs = self.mk_ind_univs(ind_lvls, univ_offset); - let ind_ty_inst = self.instantiate_univ_params(ind_ty, &ind_univs); + let ind_ty_inst = self.instantiate_univ_params(ind_ty, &ind_univs)?; // Walk the instantiated inductive type past params, collecting index domains let mut ty = ind_ty_inst; @@ -1435,7 +1484,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { .ty() .clone(); let ind_ty_inst = - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_ty, &member.occurrence_us); + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; // Walk past own_params, substituting with spec_params (lifted to current depth). let mut ty = ind_ty_inst; @@ -1566,7 +1615,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Instantiate ctor type with occurrence universe args (concrete for output). let ctor_ty = - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty_raw, &member.occurrence_us); + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty_raw, &member.occurrence_us)?; // Walk ctor type past member's own_params, substituting with spec_params. // For originals: spec_params = Var refs relative to depth 0, need re-indexing @@ -1615,7 +1664,13 @@ impl TypeChecker { match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { field_domains.push(dom.clone()); - if let Some(bi) = self.is_rec_field(dom, flat)? { + // Field args reference block params at current pushed-local + // depth; spec_params live at depth = n_rec_params (shared + // block params = flat[0].own_params). Lift by the difference. + let n_rec_params = + flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); + let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rec_params); + if let Some(bi) = self.is_rec_field(dom, flat, lift_by)? { rec_field_indices.push((fidx, bi)); } self.push_local(dom.clone()); @@ -1865,17 +1920,53 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } - /// Check if a field domain type is a recursive occurrence of a block inductive. - /// Returns Some(block_index) if after peeling foralls, the result is `I_k params args`. /// Check if a field domain is a recursive occurrence of a flat block member. - /// For original members: checks head address matches. - /// For auxiliary members: also checks that the first `own_params` args - /// match the member's spec_params (by content hash), preventing false - /// positives like `List Other` matching a `List Syntax` auxiliary. + /// Returns `Some(block_index)` if, after peeling foralls, the result is + /// `I_k params args` where `I_k` matches a flat member: + /// + /// - **Original** members (`is_aux = false`): head address match is + /// sufficient. + /// - **Auxiliary** members (`is_aux = true`): head address must match + /// AND the first `own_params` args must be definitionally equal to + /// the member's stored `spec_params` (after lifting spec_params to + /// the caller's param-reference frame). The addr check alone can't + /// distinguish two auxiliaries sharing an external inductive (e.g. + /// `List A` vs `List B`). + /// + /// # Depth handling + /// + /// `spec_params` are stored at the param context (depth = + /// `flat[0].own_params`). Callers reference block params via Var + /// indices that may live at different effective depths: + /// + /// - `build_minor_at_depth` pushes field locals as it scans; at the + /// `is_rec_field` call `self.depth() - n_rec_params` gives the + /// offset needed. + /// - `build_rule_rhs` does NOT push locals — it substitutes params + /// with `Var(total_lams - 1 - j)` (virtual positions for the final + /// lambda chain), leaving `self.depth() = 0` regardless of how + /// many virtual binders are open. The correct offset is + /// `total_lams - n_rec_params`. + /// + /// Rather than have the function guess, the caller passes + /// `spec_params_lift_by` explicitly. Comparison uses `is_def_eq` + /// after lifting, which handles alpha equivalence, whnf, and beta — + /// anything a raw `addr()` hash comparison would miss on `Var` + /// parameter references. + /// + /// Historical note: the original implementation used raw `addr()` + /// comparison after spine decomposition, which returned false + /// whenever a spec_param was a bare `Var` (block param). That + /// dropped the IH for any recursive field whose nested type used the + /// block's params directly — e.g. `head : Entry α β (Node α β)` in + /// a nested `List (Entry α β (Node α β))` scan. An interim fix + /// computed lift from `self.depth()`, which worked for + /// `build_minor_at_depth` but silently failed in `build_rule_rhs`. fn is_rec_field( &mut self, dom: &KExpr, flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + spec_params_lift_by: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { let mut ty = dom.clone(); loop { @@ -1889,10 +1980,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => return Ok(None), }; - // Find the matching flat member. For originals, address match suffices. - // For auxiliaries (same external inductive, different spec_params), - // match by comparing spec_param content hashes. - let n_params_ext = args.len(); for (idx, m) in flat.iter().enumerate() { if m.id.addr != *head_addr { continue; @@ -1900,38 +1987,27 @@ impl TypeChecker { if !m.is_aux { return Ok(Some(idx)); } - // Auxiliary: compare spec_params by content hash. - // Lower the field-domain args by field depth (args are at current - // depth; spec_params are at param context depth). Rather than - // lowering, compare structurally: the first own_params args of the - // application should match the member's spec_params. - if n_params_ext >= u64_to_usize::(m.own_params)? - && m.spec_params.len() == u64_to_usize::(m.own_params)? - { - let matches = args - .iter() - .take(u64_to_usize::(m.own_params)?) - .zip(m.spec_params.iter()) - .all(|(arg, sp)| { - // Compare after lowering arg to param context depth. - // Since spec_params are in param context and args are at - // current depth, we can't directly compare addresses. - // Instead check if the arg MENTIONS the same flat members. - // For the common case (concrete type applications), comparing - // the head constant of arg vs sp is sufficient. - let (arg_h, _) = collect_app_spine(arg); - let (sp_h, _) = collect_app_spine(sp); - match (arg_h.data(), sp_h.data()) { - (ExprData::Const(a, _, _), ExprData::Const(b, _, _)) => { - a.addr == b.addr - }, - _ => arg.addr() == sp.addr(), - } - }); - if matches { - return Ok(Some(idx)); + // Auxiliary: verify the caller's args agree with the + // stored spec_params after lifting them to caller depth. + let own = u64_to_usize::(m.own_params)?; + if args.len() < own || m.spec_params.len() != own { + continue; + } + let mut matches = true; + for (arg, sp) in args.iter().take(own).zip(m.spec_params.iter()) { + let sp_lifted = if spec_params_lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, spec_params_lift_by, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + if !self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) { + matches = false; + break; } } + if matches { + return Ok(Some(idx)); + } } return Ok(None); }, @@ -1974,7 +2050,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; let first_ind_univs = self.mk_ind_univs(first_ind_lvls, univ_offset); let pty_inst = - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[0].4, &first_ind_univs); + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[0].4, &first_ind_univs)?; let mut pty = pty_inst; for _ in 0..n_params { let w = self.whnf(&pty)?; @@ -2031,7 +2107,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // --- Indices for THIS inductive (using flat block member info) --- let di_member = &flat[di]; let ity_inst = - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[di].4, &di_member.occurrence_us); + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[di].4, &di_member.occurrence_us)?; let mut ity = ity_inst; // Walk past this member's own_params, substituting appropriately. for j in 0..di_member.own_params { @@ -2575,7 +2651,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Walk ctor type past own_params WITHOUT substituting (field count is structural), // then count remaining foralls. let ctor_ty_inst = - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty_raw, &member.occurrence_us); + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty_raw, &member.occurrence_us)?; let mut count_ty = ctor_ty_inst.clone(); for _ in 0..member.own_params { let w = self.whnf(&count_ty)?; @@ -2625,6 +2701,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Walk ctor type with param substitution to detect recursive fields. + // + // Aux spec_params live in the param context (depth = + // `n_rec_params` — their Var refs point at param positions + // `Var(n_rec_params - 1)..Var(0)`). We want those Vars to land + // on the rule body's param positions `Var(total_lams - 1).. + // Var(total_lams - n_rec_params)`, so we lift by + // `total_lams - n_rec_params` — NOT by `total_lams`, which would + // push them one past the param slots and out of the body's scope. + // Originals substitute directly to `Var(total_lams - 1 - j)`, + // matching the same positions. + let aux_sp_lift = total_lams.saturating_sub(n_rec_params as u64); let mut ty2 = ctor_ty_inst; for j in 0..member.own_params { let w = self.whnf(&ty2)?; @@ -2634,7 +2721,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) } else if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { let sp = member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); - lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, total_lams, 0) + lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, aux_sp_lift, 0) } else { KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) }; @@ -2645,6 +2732,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Detect recursive fields and build IH values. + // + // Field type Var refs point to the final-lambda positions we + // substituted above: params at `Var(total_lams - 1 - j)` (for + // originals) or embedded inside `lift(spec_params, total_lams)` + // (for auxiliaries). Stored aux spec_params in `flat[]` live at + // `n_rec_params` depth — so `is_rec_field` must lift them by + // `total_lams - n_rec_params` to align with the field's frame. + // Without this, Var-containing spec_params (e.g. `α` in + // `Entry α β (Node α β)`) would mis-match and their IHs would be + // silently dropped. + let rec_field_lift = total_lams.saturating_sub(n_rec_params as u64); let mut field_idx = 0u64; loop { let w = self.whnf(&ty2)?; @@ -2653,7 +2751,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { let dom = dom.clone(); let body2 = body2.clone(); - if let Some(target_bi) = self.is_rec_field(&dom, flat)? { + if let Some(target_bi) = + self.is_rec_field(&dom, flat, rec_field_lift)? + { let ih = self.build_rule_ih( field_idx, n_fields, @@ -2923,6 +3023,63 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(ih) } + /// Kernel-driven recursor coherence check (no syntactic compare). + /// + /// Catches the structural failure modes that `infer(rec.ty)` alone + /// misses: + /// - The major inductive is itself ill-formed (e.g. strict-positivity + /// violation, bad ctor return shape, field universe too high). + /// `check_inductive` runs A1–A4 and will reject the recursor-by- + /// extension if those fail. + /// - The declared `k` flag disagrees with what the kernel computes + /// from the inductive's shape. K-reduction is only sound for a very + /// narrow class of inductives; a mismatch here is a soundness bug. + /// + /// Deliberately does **not** regenerate canonical recursors and + /// compare them syntactically against the stored form: that approach + /// produces false-positive mismatches on nested inductives and is + /// redundant once infer + the coherence gate agree. + pub fn check_recursor_coherence( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let (ty, declared_k) = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { ty, k, .. }) => (ty.clone(), k), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_recursor_coherence: not a recursor".into(), + )); + }, + }; + + let (params, motives, minors, indices) = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) => { + (params, motives, minors, indices) + }, + _ => unreachable!(), + }; + let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; + let ind_id = self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip)?; + + // Coherence gate: the major inductive itself must pass A1–A4. + // Cycle invariant: `check_inductive` never calls back into + // `check_recursor_coherence` — it only drives its own structural + // checks. Keep it that way. + if matches!(self.env.get(&ind_id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + self.check_inductive(&ind_id)?; + } + + // K-target flag must match the kernel's constructive computation. + let computed_k = self.compute_k_target(&ind_id)?; + if declared_k != computed_k { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor_coherence: K-target mismatch: declared k={declared_k}, computed k={computed_k}" + ))); + } + + Ok(()) + } + /// Validate a recursor by comparing with generated canonical form. pub fn check_recursor(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { let (rec_block, ty, declared_k) = match self.env.get(id) { @@ -2940,6 +3097,21 @@ impl TypeChecker { let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; let ind_id = self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip)?; + // Coherence gate: the major inductive itself must pass A1–A4. Without + // this, a recursor for a structurally-invalid inductive (bad ctor return + // shape, field-universe violation, strict-positivity violation, …) can + // slip through because recursor generation succeeds syntactically even + // when the inductive is unsound. `check_inductive` is idempotent with + // our own `generate_block_recursors` call below (both guarded by + // `recursor_cache.contains_key`), so re-entering is safe. + // + // Cycle invariant: `check_inductive` never calls back into + // `check_recursor` — it only calls `generate_block_recursors`. Keep it + // that way. + if matches!(self.env.get(&ind_id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + self.check_inductive(&ind_id)?; + } + // Try direct lookup: major ind's own block. let ind_block = match self.env.get(&ind_id) { Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) => Some(block.clone()), @@ -3018,65 +3190,62 @@ impl TypeChecker { match gen_rec { Some(g) => { if !self.is_def_eq(&g.ty, &ty)? { - // Debug: walk binders to find first divergence - let mut gc = g.ty.clone(); - let mut sc = ty.clone(); - let mut bi = 0u64; - fn cz(e: &KExpr, d: usize) -> String { - if d > 8 { - return "...".into(); - } - match e.data() { - ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), - ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { - format!("{:?}.{}u", id.name, us.len()) - }, - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - format!("({} {})", cz(f, d + 1), cz(a, d + 1)) - }, - ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { - format!("∀[{}].{}", cz(ty, d + 1), cz(body, d + 1)) - }, - ExprData::Sort(_, _) => "Sort".into(), - _ => "?".into(), - } - } - loop { - match (gc.data(), sc.data()) { - ( - ExprData::All(_, _, gd, gb, _), - ExprData::All(_, _, sd, sb, _), - ) => { - if !self.is_def_eq(gd, sd).unwrap_or(false) { - let label = if bi < params { - "param" - } else if bi < params + motives { - "motive" - } else if bi < params + motives + minors { - "minor" - } else { - "idx/major" - }; - eprintln!( - "[type diff] binder {bi} ({label}) DIFFERS (p={params} m={motives} min={minors})" - ); - eprintln!(" gen: {}", cz::(gd, 0)); - eprintln!(" sto: {}", cz::(sd, 0)); + // When `IX_TYPE_DIFF` is set, walk the binder chain to find the + // first divergent binder and print a readable gen/sto diff. Off + // by default: in alpha-collapse regimes or for mutual blocks + // with near-identical peers, every such mismatch ends up in + // `stt.ungrounded` (non-fatal), and printing them all drowns + // stderr under tens of thousands of lines. The walk only runs + // when the env var is set to keep the common path cheap. + // + // Uses `KExpr::Display` (Name.Pretty@shorthex for consts, + // `#idx` / `name` for vars, `(f a b …)` for spines, etc.) — + // the same formatter `TcError::AppTypeMismatch` uses — so the + // output format matches the rest of the kernel's diagnostic + // surface. + if *IX_TYPE_DIFF { + let mut gc = g.ty.clone(); + let mut sc = ty.clone(); + let mut bi = 0u64; + loop { + match (gc.data(), sc.data()) { + ( + ExprData::All(_, _, gd, gb, _), + ExprData::All(_, _, sd, sb, _), + ) => { + if !self.is_def_eq(gd, sd).unwrap_or(false) { + let label = if bi < params { + "param" + } else if bi < params + motives { + "motive" + } else if bi < params + motives + minors { + "minor" + } else { + "idx/major" + }; + eprintln!( + "[type diff] binder {bi} ({label}) DIFFERS (p={params} m={motives} min={minors})" + ); + eprintln!(" gen: {gd}"); + eprintln!(" sto: {sd}"); + break; + } + self.push_local(gd.clone()); + gc = gb.clone(); + sc = sb.clone(); + bi += 1; + }, + _ => { + eprintln!("[type diff] return differs at {bi}"); + eprintln!(" gen: {gc}"); + eprintln!(" sto: {sc}"); break; - } - self.push_local(gd.clone()); - gc = gb.clone(); - sc = sb.clone(); - bi += 1; - }, - _ => { - eprintln!("[type diff] return differs at {bi}"); - break; - }, + }, + } + } + for _ in 0..bi { + self.pop_local(); } - } - for _ in 0..bi { - self.pop_local(); } return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: type mismatch".into())); } @@ -3089,26 +3258,41 @@ impl TypeChecker { g.rules.clone() }; - // Compare rules + // Compare rules. + // + // Correctness invariant: `check_recursor` accepts iff the stored + // rule list matches the canonical one produced by + // `generate_block_recursors` under the element-wise checks below + // (`fields` count + `rhs` defeq). The length-zero case is just a + // vacuous instance of agreement — `Empty.rec`, `False.rec`, + // `PEmpty.rec`, and similar empty inductives canonically have + // zero computation rules, Lean stores zero, and the generator + // produces zero. No extra guard is needed or correct here; an + // earlier guard `both_empty → error` spuriously rejected these, + // conflating "agreement at zero" with "generation failure." + // + // The one-sided `is_empty()` branches below remain as legitimate + // asymmetric mismatches (e.g., generator produced N rules but + // storage has none, or vice versa). let stored_rules = match self.env.get(id) { Some(KConst::Recr { rules, .. }) => rules.clone(), _ => vec![], }; - if gen_rules.is_empty() && stored_rules.is_empty() { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "check_recursor: neither generated nor stored rules present".into(), - )); - } else if gen_rules.is_empty() { - // C1: Rule generation failed — MUST NOT accept unverified rules. + if gen_rules.is_empty() && !stored_rules.is_empty() { + // C1: Generator produced no canonical rules but Lean stored + // some — we cannot verify the stored rules against a missing + // canonical form. MUST NOT accept. return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "check_recursor: rule generation failed for {}, cannot verify {} stored rules", &ind_id.addr.hex()[..8], stored_rules.len() ))); - } else if stored_rules.is_empty() { + } else if !gen_rules.is_empty() && stored_rules.is_empty() { + // Dual of C1: generator produced N canonical rules but Lean + // stored none. Also a real mismatch. return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "check_recursor: stored recursor has no rules (expected {})", - g.rules.len() + gen_rules.len() ))); } else if gen_rules.len() != stored_rules.len() { return Err(TcError::Other(format!( @@ -3116,21 +3300,30 @@ impl TypeChecker { gen_rules.len(), stored_rules.len() ))); - } else { - for (ri, (gen_rule, stored_rule)) in - gen_rules.iter().zip(stored_rules.iter()).enumerate() - { - if gen_rule.fields != stored_rule.fields { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "check_recursor: rule {ri} field count mismatch: gen={} stored={}", - gen_rule.fields, stored_rule.fields - ))); - } - if !self.is_def_eq(&gen_rule.rhs, &stored_rule.rhs)? { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "check_recursor: rule {ri} RHS mismatch" - ))); + } + // Element-wise comparison. Vacuous when both sides are empty + // (zero-constructor inductives), which is the agreement case. + for (ri, (gen_rule, stored_rule)) in + gen_rules.iter().zip(stored_rules.iter()).enumerate() + { + if gen_rule.fields != stored_rule.fields { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: rule {ri} field count mismatch: gen={} stored={}", + gen_rule.fields, stored_rule.fields + ))); + } + if !self.is_def_eq(&gen_rule.rhs, &stored_rule.rhs)? { + if *IX_TYPE_DIFF { + eprintln!( + "[rule rhs diff] rule {ri} RHS mismatch (fields={})", + gen_rule.fields + ); + eprintln!(" gen: {}", gen_rule.rhs); + eprintln!(" sto: {}", stored_rule.rhs); } + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor: rule {ri} RHS mismatch" + ))); } } Ok(()) @@ -5375,4 +5568,303 @@ mod tests { result.err() ); } + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Regression tests for the P1 soundness gaps closed in the 2026-04 + // hardening pass. + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// P1-1 regression: a recursor with a syntactically well-typed but + /// semantically *swapped* rule RHS must be rejected by `check_recursor` + /// at the `is_def_eq(&gen_rule.rhs, &stored_rule.rhs)` gate + /// (see `inductive.rs:3218`). Without that gate, iota reduction could + /// produce the wrong minor for a given constructor — the P1-1 scenario + /// from the adversarial review. + #[test] + fn reject_bool_rec_with_swapped_rules() { + // Build `bool_env`, then replace `Bool.rec` with a version whose + // rule 0 (for `Bool.true`) has the body of rule 1 (`h_false`) and + // vice-versa. Both RHSes still have the correct type (each minor has + // type `motive (Bool.true/false)` — motive is Var(2) under the λ₃, + // so `var(1)` and `var(0)` both typecheck as the minor premise), but + // iota would produce the wrong value for the given ctor. + let env = bool_env(); + let block = mk_id("Bool"); + + // Rebuild recursor type and rule-body domains exactly as `bool_env` + // does, then swap which Var is returned in each rule. + let motive_ty = pi(cnst("Bool", &[]), AE::sort(param(0))); + let minor_true = app(var(0), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); + let minor_false = app(var(1), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); + let major_ty = cnst("Bool", &[]); + let ret = app(var(3), var(0)); + let rec_ty = pi( + motive_ty.clone(), + pi(minor_true.clone(), pi(minor_false.clone(), pi(major_ty, ret))), + ); + + // SWAPPED rules: rule 0 returns `h_false` (var 0), rule 1 returns `h_true` (var 1). + // Canonical: rule 0 returns `h_true` (var 1), rule 1 returns `h_false` (var 0). + let motive_dom = motive_ty; + let h_true_dom = minor_true; + let h_false_dom = minor_false; + let rule_true_rhs_swapped = lam( + motive_dom.clone(), + lam( + h_true_dom.clone(), + lam(h_false_dom.clone(), var(0)), // wrong: should be var(1) + ), + ); + let rule_false_rhs_swapped = lam( + motive_dom, + lam( + h_true_dom, + lam(h_false_dom, var(1)), // wrong: should be var(0) + ), + ); + + env.insert( + mk_id("Bool.rec"), + KConst::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block, + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![ + super::super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 0, + rhs: rule_true_rhs_swapped, + }, + super::super::constant::RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 0, + rhs: rule_false_rhs_swapped, + }, + ], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).unwrap(); + let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool.rec")); + assert!( + result.is_err(), + "Bool.rec with swapped rules must be rejected (P1-1 regression), got: Ok" + ); + } + + /// P1-2 regression: two mutual inductives whose parameter-prefix types + /// disagree must be rejected by `check_inductive` at the S3b gate. + /// Without this, recursor generation (which pulls the shared-param + /// prefix from the first peer) would produce a de-Bruijn mismatch when + /// iota-reducing against a ctor of the second peer. + #[test] + fn reject_mutual_peers_with_mismatched_param_domains() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let block = mk_id("Mut"); + + // Peer 1: `M1 : (α : Sort 1) → Sort 1` (one Type parameter) + let m1_ty = pi(sort1(), sort1()); + env.insert( + mk_id("M1"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: m1_ty, + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Peer 2: `M2 : (α : Sort 0) → Sort 1` (one *Prop* parameter) + // Same param count as M1 so we defeat the arity short-circuit and + // exercise the domain-agreement path specifically. + let m2_ty = pi(AE::sort(AU::zero()), sort1()); + env.insert( + mk_id("M2"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 1, + ty: m2_ty, + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(block, vec![mk_id("M1"), mk_id("M2")]); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("M1")); + assert!( + result.is_err(), + "mutual peers with different param domains must be rejected \ + (P1-2 regression), got: Ok" + ); + } + + /// P1-2 sanity: two mutual inductives with matching parameter-prefix + /// types must pass the peer agreement check. + #[test] + fn accept_mutual_peers_with_matching_param_domains() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let block = mk_id("Mut"); + + // Both peers share the param prefix `(α : Sort 1)`. + let shared_ty = pi(sort1(), sort1()); + for (i, name) in ["M1", "M2"].iter().enumerate() { + env.insert( + mk_id(name), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: i as u64, + ty: shared_ty.clone(), + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + } + env.blocks.insert(block, vec![mk_id("M1"), mk_id("M2")]); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("M1")); + assert!( + result.is_ok(), + "mutual peers with identical param domains must be accepted \ + (P1-2 sanity), got: {:?}", + result.err() + ); + } + + /// P1-2 regression: two mutual inductives with *different* parameter + /// counts must also be rejected — at the explicit `peer_params != params` + /// arm of S3b, prior to reaching domain comparison. + #[test] + fn reject_mutual_peers_with_mismatched_param_count() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let block = mk_id("Mut"); + + // Peer 1: one param. + env.insert( + mk_id("M1"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort1(), sort1()), + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + // Peer 2: zero params. + env.insert( + mk_id("M2"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 1, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + env.blocks.insert(block, vec![mk_id("M1"), mk_id("M2")]); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("M1")); + assert!( + result.is_err(), + "mutual peers with different param counts must be rejected, got: Ok" + ); + } + + /// P1-3 regression: universe substitution with fewer universes than + /// the type demands must return `UnivParamOutOfRange` rather than + /// silently producing an orphan `Param` node. + #[test] + fn subst_univ_rejects_out_of_range_param() { + use super::super::error::TcError; + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // Expression `Sort u` where `u = Param(0)`. Supplying zero universes + // to substitute makes `Param(0)` out of range. + let e = AE::sort(param(0)); + let result = tc.instantiate_univ_params(&e, &[]); + // Empty `us` currently short-circuits with a clone (happy path for + // the overwhelmingly common "no params to substitute" case), so + // call the inner substitution directly with an empty slice. + let _ = result; // ignore the fast-path result + let direct = tc.subst_univ(¶m(0), &[]); + assert!( + matches!( + direct, + Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 0, bound: 0 }) + ), + "subst_univ with empty us must return UnivParamOutOfRange, got: {direct:?}" + ); + + // And in a non-empty-but-still-too-short slice, the error carries + // the correct `idx` and `bound`. + let u = AU::zero(); + let direct2 = tc.subst_univ(¶m(3), std::slice::from_ref(&u)); + assert!( + matches!( + direct2, + Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 3, bound: 1 }) + ), + "subst_univ with too-short us must report correct idx/bound, got: {direct2:?}" + ); + } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index 8541b987..e789b9c5 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ //! Type inference. +use std::sync::LazyLock; + use super::constant::KConst; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; @@ -9,21 +11,27 @@ use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::subst; use super::tc::TypeChecker; +/// Emit detailed `[app diff]` trace when `infer`'s App path rejects an +/// argument via `AppTypeMismatch`. Off by default — every rejection in a +/// kernel-check pass would print multiple whnf dumps per failing constant, +/// drowning normal `FAIL` lines. Set `IX_APP_DIFF=1` when investigating +/// why a specific `a_ty` and `dom` don't match after reduction. Pairs +/// with the `a_ty` / `dom` pair already printed by the error display. +static IX_APP_DIFF: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_APP_DIFF").is_ok()); + impl TypeChecker { pub fn infer(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { let infer_only = self.infer_only; - // Cache: infer-only results use a separate cache since they skip validation. - // A full-check result can serve an infer-only lookup, so check both. + // Single `infer_cache` serves both modes. The cache only holds full-mode + // results (see write path below), which are strictly stronger than what + // `infer_only` would have produced — same inferred type, more validation + // performed. So it's always safe to read from here regardless of mode. let cache_key = (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()); if let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } - if infer_only - && let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) - { - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } let ty = match e.data() { ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => self.lookup_var(*i)?, @@ -46,7 +54,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } let ty = c.ty().clone(); let us_vec: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ty, &us_vec) + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ty, &us_vec)? }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { @@ -83,6 +91,28 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.eager_reduce = false; } if !eq { + if *IX_APP_DIFF { + // WHNF both sides so we can see where reduction actually + // terminates. The raw `a_ty` / `dom` are already in the + // error — what's useful here is the post-whnf forms and + // whether they converge under `is_def_eq`'s lazy unfold + // strategy. + let a_whnf = self.whnf(&a_ty); + let d_whnf = self.whnf(&dom); + eprintln!("[app diff] AppTypeMismatch at depth={}", self.ctx.len()); + eprintln!(" f: {f}"); + eprintln!(" a: {a}"); + eprintln!(" a_ty: {a_ty}"); + eprintln!(" dom: {dom}"); + match &a_whnf { + Ok(w) => eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: {w}"), + Err(e) => eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: ERR {e}"), + } + match &d_whnf { + Ok(w) => eprintln!(" dom whnf: {w}"), + Err(e) => eprintln!(" dom whnf: ERR {e}"), + } + } return Err(TcError::AppTypeMismatch { a_ty, dom, @@ -145,9 +175,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { ExprData::Str(..) => self.infer_str_type()?, }; - if infer_only { - self.env.infer_only_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); - } else { + // Only store full-mode results; infer-only skips validation so caching + // those entries would weaken the cache's "already validated" invariant. + if !infer_only { self.env.infer_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); } Ok(ty) @@ -213,7 +243,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; let i_levels_vec: Vec<_> = i_levels.to_vec(); - let mut r = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &i_levels_vec); + let mut r = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &i_levels_vec)?; for i in 0..num_params { let wr = self.whnf(&r)?; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index bd018e35..96beb8cb 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -8,8 +8,10 @@ use std::cell::Cell; use std::sync::Arc; -use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, ParallelIterator}; -use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; +use rayon::iter::{ + IntoParallelIterator, IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator, +}; +use rustc_hash::{FxHashMap, FxHashSet}; use dashmap::DashMap; @@ -1857,31 +1859,97 @@ fn lean_member_idx(name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> u64 { .unwrap_or(0) } +/// Build a `Name → LEON content-hash` map for every constant in the Lean env. +/// +/// The LEON hash is `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` in `src/ix/env.rs` — a Blake3 +/// digest over the serialized original `ConstantInfo` (name + level params +/// + type expression + variant-specific fields). Two constants with the +/// same Lean name but different content get distinct addresses, so a rogue +/// environment can't shadow a primitive just by naming its own declaration +/// `Nat`. +/// +/// The resulting map is the addressing authority for `lean_ingress`: every +/// `KId.addr` in `orig_kenv` and every `Const`-reference address inside +/// `orig_kenv` expressions is drawn from it. Names absent from the env +/// (dangling refs, partial envs) fall through to `lean_name_to_addr` as a +/// best-effort — those cases produce mismatched addresses and will surface +/// as `UnknownConst` in the type checker rather than silently succeeding. +pub fn build_leon_addr_map( + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> dashmap::DashMap { + // Build in parallel. Each shard's write lock is contended only when + // distinct names happen to hash into the same shard — with 64 default + // shards and ~199k names, contention is low. Pre-sizing `with_capacity` + // keeps the shards from growing during construction. + // + // The map type stays `DashMap` (rather than `FxHashMap`) because + // downstream signatures (`lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached`, + // `resolve_lean_name_addr`) share the `n2a` parameter slot with + // `aux_n2a`, which is concurrently *written* during the scheduler + // phase from `src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs:823`. Splitting the two into + // different types would propagate a signature change through ~5 + // functions with no matching perf win. + let entries: Vec<(&Name, &LeanCI)> = lean_env.iter().collect(); + let map = dashmap::DashMap::with_capacity(lean_env.len()); + entries.par_iter().for_each(|(name, ci)| { + map.insert((*name).clone(), Address::from_blake3_hash(ci.get_hash())); + }); + map +} + +/// Resolve a Lean name to its LEON content-hash address, falling back to +/// the name-hash when the name isn't present in `n2a`. +/// +/// The fallback exists for robustness against dangling references — a +/// well-formed Lean env should never trigger it. Callers that need +/// strict resolution (e.g. "does this name exist?") should check +/// `n2a.contains_key` directly. +fn leon_addr_of( + name: &Name, + n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, +) -> Address { + n2a + .get(name) + .map(|e| e.value().clone()) + .unwrap_or_else(|| lean_name_to_addr(name)) +} + /// Build the `block` KId for a constant's mutual block. For singletons /// (no `all` or `all` length 1), the block id is the constant's own KId. /// For mutuals, it's the representative (first name in `all`). -fn lean_block_id(self_name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> KId { +fn lean_block_id( + self_name: &Name, + all: Option<&Vec>, + n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, +) -> KId { let rep = all.and_then(|a| a.first()).unwrap_or(self_name); - KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(rep), rep.clone()) + KId::new(leon_addr_of(rep, n2a), rep.clone()) } /// Build the `lean_all` KId list in Meta mode. -fn lean_all_ids(all: &[Name]) -> Vec> { - all.iter().map(|n| KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(n), n.clone())).collect() +fn lean_all_ids( + all: &[Name], + n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, +) -> Vec> { + all.iter().map(|n| KId::new(leon_addr_of(n, n2a), n.clone())).collect() } /// Convert one Lean `ConstantInfo` to a `KConst`. Expressions go through -/// `lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv` (caches into `kenv.intern` + -/// `kenv.ingress_cache`). +/// `lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv` with the `n2a` map so inner `Const` +/// references resolve to LEON addresses (same scheme used for the KId +/// addresses in this constant's own fields). fn lean_const_to_kconst( self_name: &Name, ci: &LeanCI, kenv: &KEnv, + n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, ) -> KConst { - // Helper: shorthand for expression ingress with no n2a fallback maps — - // `Const` refs inside the expr resolve via `lean_name_to_addr`. + // Helper: shorthand for expression ingress. `n2a` carries the env-wide + // LEON addressing so `Const` refs inside expressions resolve to the same + // addresses we're using for KId keys — any KId we construct here and any + // Const-ref we ingress agree on where they point. let expr_to_k = |e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, pn: &[Name]| -> KExpr { - lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(e, pn, kenv, None, None) + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(e, pn, kenv, Some(n2a), None) }; match ci { @@ -1907,8 +1975,8 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( lvls: pn.len() as u64, ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), val: expr_to_k(&v.value, pn), - lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), - block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all, n2a), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all, n2a), } }, LeanCI::ThmInfo(v) => { @@ -1923,8 +1991,8 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( lvls: pn.len() as u64, ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), val: expr_to_k(&v.value, pn), - lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), - block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all, n2a), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all, n2a), } }, LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(v) => { @@ -1943,8 +2011,8 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( lvls: pn.len() as u64, ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), val: expr_to_k(&v.value, pn), - lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), - block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all, n2a), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all, n2a), } }, LeanCI::QuotInfo(v) => { @@ -1960,8 +2028,11 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => { let pn = &v.cnst.level_params; let all = Some(&v.all); - let ctors = - v.ctors.iter().map(|n| KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(n), n.clone())).collect(); + let ctors = v + .ctors + .iter() + .map(|n| KId::new(leon_addr_of(n, n2a), n.clone())) + .collect(); KConst::Indc { name: self_name.clone(), level_params: pn.clone(), @@ -1972,11 +2043,11 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( is_refl: v.is_reflexive, is_unsafe: v.is_unsafe, nested: v.num_nested.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), - block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all, n2a), member_idx: lean_member_idx(self_name, all), ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), ctors, - lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all, n2a), } }, LeanCI::CtorInfo(v) => { @@ -1986,7 +2057,7 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( level_params: pn.clone(), is_unsafe: v.is_unsafe, lvls: pn.len() as u64, - induct: KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(&v.induct), v.induct.clone()), + induct: KId::new(leon_addr_of(&v.induct, n2a), v.induct.clone()), cidx: v.cidx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), params: v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), fields: v.num_fields.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), @@ -2015,11 +2086,11 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( indices: v.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), motives: v.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), minors: v.num_minors.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), - block: lean_block_id(self_name, all), + block: lean_block_id(self_name, all, n2a), member_idx: lean_member_idx(self_name, all), ty: expr_to_k(&v.cnst.typ, pn), rules, - lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all), + lean_all: lean_all_ids(&v.all, n2a), } }, } @@ -2027,45 +2098,220 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( /// Direct ingress: build a `KEnv` from a Lean `Env` without going /// through Ixon compilation. Used by the `kernel-lean-roundtrip` -/// diagnostic test to bisect between compile bugs and ingress bugs. +/// diagnostic test and by `compile_env` to produce the `orig_kenv` +/// used for original-constant verification (see `src/ix/compile.rs:: +/// KernelCtx::orig_kenv`). +/// +/// # Addressing +/// +/// All `KId.addr`s are derived via `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` — the LEON +/// content hash, Blake3 over the serialized original `ConstantInfo` +/// (name + level params + type + variant-specific fields). `Const` +/// references inside expressions resolve against the same map so +/// constant keys and reference targets line up automatically. +/// +/// LEON addressing has two properties that name-hash addressing lacked: +/// +/// - **Content-distinguishing**: two constants with the same name but +/// different content hash to different addresses, so a rogue env +/// can't silently shadow a primitive by naming its own declaration +/// `Nat`. +/// - **Compatible with `PrimOrigAddrs`**: the hardcoded original-addr +/// table in `src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs` holds LEON hashes, so +/// address-keyed primitive lookup against `orig_kenv` succeeds +/// without a synthetic `@` fallback. /// -/// All `KId.addr`s are derived via `lean_name_to_addr` (blake3 of the Name's -/// own hash). `Const` references inside expressions also resolve via that -/// scheme (both `n2a` maps are `None`), so constant keys and reference -/// targets line up automatically. +/// # Block entries /// -/// Block entries (`kenv.blocks`) are emitted only for mutuals with >1 members, -/// keyed by the representative (first name in `all`) to avoid duplicate -/// inserts across members. +/// `kenv.blocks` is populated for every constant: each `KId` is pushed +/// under its block's representative (first name in `all`, or the +/// constant itself for singletons). Constructors follow their parent +/// inductive's block. /// -/// **Meta-only**: the existing `lean_expr_to_zexpr_*` family is Meta-mode only, -/// so this helper is Meta-mode only by extension. Generalizing to `Anon` would -/// require generalizing `lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw` too. +/// **Meta-only**: the existing `lean_expr_to_zexpr_*` family is Meta-mode +/// only, so this helper is Meta-mode only by extension. Generalizing to +/// `Anon` would require generalizing `lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw` too. pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { + use std::time::Instant; + let quiet = std::env::var("IX_QUIET").is_ok(); let kenv = KEnv::::new(); - // Pass 1: ingress every constant. - for (name, ci) in lean_env.iter() { - let kid = KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(name), name.clone()); - let kc = lean_const_to_kconst(name, ci, &kenv); + // Build the env-wide name → LEON-addr map once. Threaded through every + // KId construction below so all addresses in orig_kenv — whether + // stored as the KEnv key, or referenced from within a KExpr via + // `Const`, or captured in structural fields like `block`, `ctors`, + // `induct`, `lean_all` — come from the same authoritative source. + let t = Instant::now(); + let n2a = build_leon_addr_map(lean_env); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[lean_ingress] build_leon_addr_map: {:.2}s ({} names)", + t.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + n2a.len() + ); + } + + // Pass 1: ingress every constant — parallelized via rayon. + // + // Every function called from the worker body is thread-safe: + // - `leon_addr_of` reads from `n2a` (a DashMap). + // - `lean_const_to_kconst` reads `ci`/`n2a` and builds fresh `KConst` + // values; any expression interning it triggers goes through + // `kenv.intern` (DashMap) and `kenv.ingress_cache` (DashMap), both + // documented thread-safe. It does not read `kenv.consts` or + // `kenv.blocks`, so parallel inserts here are partition-safe. + // - `kenv.insert` writes the freshly-built `KConst` into + // `kenv.consts` (DashMap). KIds are derived from LEON content + // hashes, so no two workers produce the same key, so no shard + // contention on the write. + // + // `lean_env` is an `FxHashMap`, so we collect a `Vec<_>` of references + // and hand that to rayon; the `std::collections::HashMap` par_iter + // impl requires the default hasher, which `FxHashMap` isn't. + let t = Instant::now(); + let entries: Vec<(&Name, &LeanCI)> = lean_env.iter().collect(); + entries.into_par_iter().for_each(|(name, ci)| { + let kid = KId::new(leon_addr_of(name, &n2a), name.clone()); + let kc = lean_const_to_kconst(name, ci, &kenv, &n2a); kenv.insert(kid, kc); + }); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[lean_ingress] pass 1 (parallel ingress): {:.2}s", + t.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } + + // Pass 2: populate `kenv.blocks`. + // + // Each inductive block's entry under `blocks[rep_kid]` must hold + // *every* KId that the kernel's block-traversal paths need: + // + // - The inductives themselves (discovered by + // `discover_block_inductives` during `check_inductive`'s A1–A4 + // pass and during `compute_is_rec`). + // - Their constructors (needed for ctor lookups keyed on the block). + // - Their recursors (needed by `find_peer_recursors` during + // `generate_block_recursors`'s rule generation — without recs in + // the block, rule RHS construction returns None and the stored + // rules can't be verified). + // + // **Order matters for inductives.** `discover_block_inductives` + // filters the block's member list down to `KConst::Indc` entries + // and the resulting order drives `build_flat_block` → `build_rec_type` + // → motive-binder emission in `generate_block_recursors`. That + // order must match whatever order the *stored* recursor was + // generated against. + // + // For `orig_kenv` (what this function builds), the stored recursor + // is Lean's own — generated against the **declaration order** given + // by each constant's `all` list (the source order the user wrote + // the mutual block in). If `discover_block_inductives` returns + // members in any other order, the generated motive prefix permutes + // relative to Lean's, yielding spurious `check_recursor: type + // mismatch` on every mutual-block recursor (we saw this on + // `Lean.Xml.Content.rec`, `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Code.rec`, every + // `Grind.Arith.*.*Cnstr*.rec`, etc.). + // + // Declaration order is *not* the canonical structural order that + // `sort_consts` produces during compilation — that second order + // only shows up in the compiled `kctx.kenv`, not here. Iterating + // `lean_env` directly to push each constant's `self_kid` gave + // random (FxHashMap iteration) order; we now seed each block with + // its `all` list the first time any member is observed, then + // append ctors and recursors in a second pass. Ctors/recursors + // land at the tail — the block's inductive-prefix carries the + // declaration order that `discover_block_inductives` consumes. + // + // `ixon_ingress` builds an analogous list for `kctx.kenv`, but + // there the ordering comes from `sort_consts`' equivalence-class + // output (structural, not declarational). The two paths diverge on + // purpose: `orig_kenv` carries Lean's source-order recursor + // expectations, `kctx.kenv` carries the canonical-compile recursor + // expectations. + // + // For singleton inductives, the block is keyed at `self_kid`; for + // multi-member mutuals, at the representative (first name in `all`). + let block_rep = |name: &Name, ci: &LeanCI| -> KId { + let all = lean_constant_all(ci); + let rep = + all.and_then(|a| a.first()).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| name.clone()); + KId::new(leon_addr_of(&rep, &n2a), rep) + }; + + // Phase A: seed each block's initial member list from the constant's + // `all` list (canonical order), exactly once per block. Constants + // without `all` (axioms, quotients, ctors) seed a singleton block + // under their own KId. + let t = Instant::now(); + let mut seeded: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); + for (name, ci) in lean_env.iter() { + let block_id = block_rep(name, ci); + if !seeded.insert(block_id.clone()) { + continue; + } + let all = lean_constant_all(ci) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| vec![name.clone()]); + let members: Vec> = all + .iter() + .map(|n| KId::new(leon_addr_of(n, &n2a), n.clone())) + .collect(); + kenv.blocks.insert(block_id, members); + } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[lean_ingress] phase A (block seed): {:.2}s", + t.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); } - // Pass 2: populate `kenv.blocks` for mutual blocks with >1 members. - // For each constant that's the representative of its mutual (first name - // in `all`), insert a block entry keyed by the representative's KId, - // with all sibling KIds as members. + // Phase B: append constructors (for each inductive in the block) and + // recursors (which aren't in `all` — `all` lists inductives even for + // RecInfo). Order within ctors/recs doesn't affect kernel correctness + // because consumer lookups go by KId (ctors) or major-inductive match + // (`find_peer_recursors` for recs). + let t = Instant::now(); for (name, ci) in lean_env.iter() { - if let Some(all) = lean_constant_all(ci) - && all.len() > 1 - && all.first() == Some(name) - { - let block_id: KId = - KId::new(lean_name_to_addr(name), name.clone()); - let members: Vec> = lean_all_ids(all); - kenv.blocks.insert(block_id, members); + match ci { + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => { + let block_id = block_rep(name, ci); + for ctor_name in &v.ctors { + let ctor_kid: KId = + KId::new(leon_addr_of(ctor_name, &n2a), ctor_name.clone()); + kenv.blocks.entry(block_id.clone()).or_default().push(ctor_kid); + } + }, + LeanCI::RecInfo(_) => { + let block_id = block_rep(name, ci); + let self_kid = KId::new(leon_addr_of(name, &n2a), name.clone()); + kenv.blocks.entry(block_id).or_default().push(self_kid); + }, + // Inductives and Defns/Thms/Opaques are already in the Phase-A + // seed via their `all` list; axioms, quotients, and ctors are + // placed as singletons (the latter also get appended above). + _ => {}, } } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[lean_ingress] phase B (ctor/rec append): {:.2}s", + t.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } + + // Pre-cache primitives against the LEON-addressed scheme so + // `TypeChecker::new(orig_kenv)` and any caller of `kenv.prims()` + // resolve primitives through `PrimAddrs::new_orig` (matching KIds in + // this env) instead of the canonical table (which would always miss + // here and produce synthetic `@` KIds). + // + // Returns `Err` only if `prims()` has already been called on this + // KEnv — fresh `KEnv::new()` above guarantees that hasn't happened, + // so we ignore the Result. + let _ = kenv.set_prims( + crate::ix::kernel::primitive::Primitives::from_env_orig(&kenv), + ); kenv } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs index af7e89a4..cefce968 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs @@ -219,6 +219,7 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { ) -> T { val } + } impl KernelMode for ZMode { @@ -232,6 +233,7 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { _val: T, ) { } + } #[cfg(test)] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index 6540d592..3daa5d04 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -1,11 +1,16 @@ //! Well-known primitive constant KIds. //! //! Content-addresses are hardcoded blake3 hashes matching the kernel's -//! `build_primitives` in `src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs`. Generated by -//! `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. +//! `build_primitives` in `src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs`. Regenerate with +//! `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`, which dumps the current +//! `(name, hex)` pairs for every `kernelPrimitives` entry — paste the +//! updated lines into `PrimAddrs::new`. //! -//! `Primitives` stores `KId` values, resolved from the environment -//! so that names match in both Meta and Anon modes. +//! `Primitives` stores `KId` values, resolved from the environment by +//! address so that names match in both Meta and Anon modes. Optional +//! markers (`reduce_bool`, `reduce_nat`, `eager_reduce`) don't exist in the +//! env and always use the synthetic-KId fallback — they are dispatched on +//! by address only, never invoked. use crate::ix::address::Address; @@ -84,6 +89,23 @@ pub struct Primitives { pub nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: KId, pub nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: KId, pub bool_no_confusion: KId, + + // -- Int (type, ctors, native ops) -- + // Native reduction of `Int.bmod` etc. dispatches on these addresses, + // mirroring the Nat primitive scheme. Driven by `try_reduce_int` in + // `whnf.rs`. See `Primitives::from_env_with` for address resolution. + pub int: KId, + pub int_of_nat: KId, + pub int_neg_succ: KId, + pub int_add: KId, + pub int_sub: KId, + pub int_mul: KId, + pub int_neg: KId, + pub int_emod: KId, + pub int_ediv: KId, + pub int_bmod: KId, + pub int_bdiv: KId, + pub int_nat_abs: KId, } /// Hardcoded primitive addresses (for lookup in the env). @@ -139,6 +161,19 @@ pub struct PrimAddrs { pub nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: Address, pub nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: Address, pub bool_no_confusion: Address, + // Int addresses — see `Primitives` for why these exist. + pub int: Address, + pub int_of_nat: Address, + pub int_neg_succ: Address, + pub int_add: Address, + pub int_sub: Address, + pub int_mul: Address, + pub int_neg: Address, + pub int_emod: Address, + pub int_ediv: Address, + pub int_bmod: Address, + pub int_bdiv: Address, + pub int_nat_abs: Address, pub punit: Address, pub pprod: Address, pub pprod_mk: Address, @@ -151,6 +186,10 @@ impl Default for PrimAddrs { } impl PrimAddrs { + /// Canonical content-hash addresses, hardcoded from the Ixon-compiled + /// form of each primitive. Used by `Primitives::from_env` to resolve + /// primitives against a `kctx.kenv` whose KIds live at canonical + /// addresses. Regenerate with `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. pub fn new() -> Self { let h = |hex: &str| -> Address { Address::from_hex(hex).expect("invalid primitive address hex") @@ -166,52 +205,52 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "7190ce56f6a2a847b944a355e3ec595a4036fb07e3c3db9d9064fc041be72b64", ), nat_add: h( - "dcc96f3f914e363d1e906a8be4c8f49b994137bfdb077d07b6c8a4cf88a4f7bf", + "9eb5f067888c2ebf643e2fba899b6c18943ffa1016f4f713da5e76c63b3e9246", ), nat_pred: h( - "27ccc47de9587564d0c87f4b84d231c523f835af76bae5c7176f694ae78e7d65", + "e24aca27bb68241c8408f82d9d0ebfe8a14b2c5c7d072a57e8be153482af0aa3", ), nat_sub: h( - "6903e9bbd169b6c5515b27b3fc0c289ba2ff8e7e0c7f984747d572de4e6a7853", + "43589a9ad509d9e3903105b58c6a8ed57fd287428f69d4d0bceabc75eb1a3442", ), nat_mul: h( - "8e641c3df8fe3878e5a219c888552802743b9251c3c37c32795f5b9b9e0818a5", + "0b9b306e1294a6b28ba38738d776b1212a26490a93239e0a35a8211915fe33e8", ), nat_pow: h( - "d9be78292bb4e79c03daaaad82e756c5eb4dd5535d33b155ea69e5cbce6bc056", + "e6243fc0c656b1dc227e02b9964f9c37c3dc7940cd0f3608c8e5c9beda95cecb", ), nat_gcd: h( - "e8a3be39063744a43812e1f7b8785e3f5a4d5d1a408515903aa05d1724aeb465", + "68b1cd4bdfe5d9dbb532e39145f100bb5b15f500749bd32bf840bf050568318f", ), nat_mod: h( - "14031083457b8411f655765167b1a57fcd542c621e0c391b15ff5ee716c22a67", + "dfbb5855166a1478ff866042ad48514ddd59204efa9616597ec291698801d9d6", ), nat_div: h( - "863c18d3a5b100a5a5e423c20439d8ab4941818421a6bcf673445335cc559e55", + "f23fc5ce69c0a96fce0d8b238acd8d80d337df9c0950d822af2dd52eaf50e792", ), nat_bitwise: h( - "f3c9111f01de3d46cb3e3f6ad2e35991c0283257e6c75ae56d2a7441e8c63e8b", + "c5869a7f8f18e2131a6c99db95b5adae195971a19439d89406bae713bd5f3238", ), nat_beq: h( - "127a9d47a15fc2bf91a36f7c2182028857133b881554ece4df63344ec93eb2ce", + "8b63f97f5fe133df9fdaee27a049abfe928a179c48067e41b176112b32eb15ab", ), nat_ble: h( - "6e4c17dc72819954d6d6afc412a3639a07aff6676b0813cdc419809cc4513df5", + "77da9490da2908a0460d27a271dc2a8bee41c1cb47601020722dadd321ba37b7", ), nat_land: h( - "e1425deee6279e2db2ff649964b1a66d4013cc08f9e968fb22cc0a64560e181a", + "497f87814f7fcddc61618145787ff75e53d73d4aacaac86a81da5ec469c61c0f", ), nat_lor: h( - "3649a28f945b281bd8657e55f93ae0b8f8313488fb8669992a1ba1373cbff8f6", + "9b7992771f84b561a637b64ee7cc21aee519b4616760b6ad496b4d17c14602eb", ), nat_xor: h( - "a711ef2cb4fa8221bebaa17ef8f4a965cf30678a89bc45ff18a13c902e683cc5", + "580c6d3f632dbe97c5efe10d0ca76dcf993bf633a87ea5b45bb8c38bb181c397", ), nat_shift_left: h( - "16e4558f51891516843a5b30ddd9d9b405ec096d3e1c728d09ff152b345dd607", + "96fccb7ab8eb33280948661d57cd92af2632eb9ba693a199c946d2fb0b1b012c", ), nat_shift_right: h( - "b9515e6c2c6b18635b1c65ebca18b5616483ebd53936f78e4ae123f6a27a089e", + "882ee7b12f532899a549cd0aad43b2c14c30469bf3255fc0ac7dfd79c0ee5eba", ), bool_type: h( "6405a455ba70c2b2179c7966c6f610bf3417bd0f3dd2ba7a522533c2cd9e1d0b", @@ -223,22 +262,22 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "c127f89f92e0481f7a3e0631c5615fe7f6cbbf439d5fd7eba400fb0603aedf2f", ), string: h( - "591cf1c489d505d4082f2767500f123e29db5227eb1bae4721eeedd672f36190", + "e42dd85bf0d0aef95501eb91f93bc0dd31a9bc28f2b8147f9c0ea40c7b699aa0", ), string_mk: h( - "f055b87da4265d980cdede04ce5c7d986866e55816dc94d32a5d90e805101230", + "6dfb55a0905acbb447e37f11e64c6fd136f0e51b26f123fa124c31b831d6fe6a", ), char_type: h( - "563b426b73cdf1538b767308d12d10d746e1f0b3b55047085bf690319a86f893", + "dab96f1cffc3eb69303bf253d0947b09c2581ec8e5e3f046a536b3a3ff795b7d", ), char_mk: h( - "854ed087ccef033397cf2d9e29aad5088c56d453dbf5b30bfd075812562a9fd9", + "7b1fe2e331b699241bc83842c879baab51ae342235d4ba80fe5acf38b230c241", ), char_of_nat: h( - "7156fef44bc309789375d784e5c36e387f7119363dd9cd349226c52df43d2075", + "94f05c77b4dbdcba974581c48a4e26e5ff9a495e80dd4079a4acd4b7f7a8c464", ), string_of_list: h( - "f055b87da4265d980cdede04ce5c7d986866e55816dc94d32a5d90e805101230", + "6dfb55a0905acbb447e37f11e64c6fd136f0e51b26f123fa124c31b831d6fe6a", ), list: h( "abed9ff1aba4634abc0bd3af76ca544285a32dcfe43dc27b129aea8867457620", @@ -278,13 +317,13 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "68fa5ce6081e1bcbb15d67122a83c3582e49a4b97160666363a810e2859d2cbd", ), nat_dec_le: h( - "fa523228c653841d5ad7f149c1587d0743f259209306458195510ed5bf1bfb14", + "631b6b215182ce79c7404581e4f0e1dc47c851b2db2e66a9f0db123d141b418b", ), nat_dec_eq: h( - "84817cd97c5054a512c3f0a6273c7cd81808eb2dec2916c1df737e864df6b23a", + "f08f1c7c0c26b236db2f86e0410ebc49d8a86678c510d260aadb0165f5066c68", ), nat_dec_lt: h( - "5f79322a2c5d9afc57711d54e7b59ab24d3e984330e1da9bde548d7d785b7754", + "1726b59a1fc33ee52fe32f885e606dcab8c140fe1c59f08fca714d097082abc3", ), decidable_is_true: h( "3ae2c71da2bf34179a5a8808857c34a3b7662ff5654d8c247c43e85a7cde493f", @@ -293,19 +332,58 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "10ac5f48798b3ff01b0f74c0b544d22796c9775f6d43d328316bbb3aa1638999", ), nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: h( - "204286820d20add0c3f1bda45865297b01662876fc06c0d5c44347d5850321fe", + "f99dbacc212a09f62bdd89120b361fc86d4ec83efc1a145ae4e69a983a617c46", ), nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: h( - "2b2da52eecb98350a7a7c5654c0f6f07125808c5188d74f8a6196a9e1ca66c0c", + "f66f3ab90d666010e6331e262b53ad489e0824f0378c29fa0a57964468ccec95", ), nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: h( - "db18a07fc2d71d4f0303a17521576dc3020ab0780f435f6760cc9294804004f9", + "541be2062680b17cae675f0a7e8071e3301dcff28a45d50929a37c7aa6acd383", ), nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: h( - "d5ae71af8c02a6839275a2e212b7ee8e31a9ae07870ab721c4acf89644ef8128", + "5c0ba4f47403f37d3050dda3ae3010ac3ba5616c9719543ba7debc62c897aaf6", ), bool_no_confusion: h( - "ebc6bf82fdd06de0f9cbab91904ed68a66441c7db67b13337243f1c70b562450", + "43aaa253568c8458cd2f3cd2fb957670a6da3e909c5634da5ccd8d71767c9a1a", + ), + // Int primitives — canonical content-hashes from + // `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. Used by + // `try_reduce_int` to dispatch native Int reductions. + int: h( + "e7dc2d5a2e153e1ab0c78797bcbfd53a2c01ff40918877cfad8ade8c4169a43a", + ), + int_of_nat: h( + "46b5eb6768c1f49587d653c12e37338912153386832f0fd0e472484e26322632", + ), + int_neg_succ: h( + "25bbcd756b52eb78bce170410defa4c15b238dedef5f7b89691621dcbe919780", + ), + int_add: h( + "4559d31171cd56a5db2e8edf4ca1b8512b36b0a16c064e0c938cc99eaa5533be", + ), + int_sub: h( + "e621381a7a172a6c34b4d15306bc8c0bbc1cb6173dd533a3a5e0e39b8a3cb693", + ), + int_mul: h( + "1228f343d24c4e833a264cca70587ca1f0bd27a94ad82f4a35c4115f8e17cb1b", + ), + int_neg: h( + "edfedb88c6268b63c1a954af4f8e73cb5f3c7e7fe1109b38368317fe57bd3dfd", + ), + int_emod: h( + "3890bf165ce378fa58a838d50c56c8d64ad6d9c6b985d42183765118ea1ffbea", + ), + int_ediv: h( + "7d78d9f6f65becae51196f45d7d3e6b38c160ed5d68a574764fde285045c8c70", + ), + int_bmod: h( + "e0278ad1c59ce799268fbb0e1062e8c12e0cf8818c223eca6e9170cd54abfc6e", + ), + int_bdiv: h( + "a22913a2ba75bbeb3c58763626441f89b773d42f35f5be5a4cec313fb0ba6185", + ), + int_nat_abs: h( + "387423bacfde4c6ab21a1ca97f63fd9c194290d1b25a0f24587d17a16533afc0", ), punit: h( "16a2dc76a2cfcc9440f443c666536f2fa99c0250b642fd3971fbad25d531262a", @@ -318,15 +396,265 @@ impl PrimAddrs { ), } } + + /// LEON content-hash addresses, hardcoded from + /// `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` applied to each primitive's original + /// (pre-compile) Lean declaration. Used by `Primitives::from_env_orig` + /// to resolve primitives against `orig_kenv` — the direct-ingress + /// environment produced by `lean_ingress` where KIds live at LEON + /// addresses rather than canonical addresses. + /// + /// Regenerate with `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-prim-origs`. The + /// failure mode when these drift is a synthetic `@` KId in every + /// primitive field of `orig_kenv.prims()`, which cascades into a + /// flood of `AppTypeMismatch` errors during original-constant + /// verification (any Nat literal reduction, Bool literal, `String` + /// coercion, or reducer-marker comparison will diverge from the real + /// `orig_kenv` entry for that primitive). + pub fn new_orig() -> Self { + let h = |hex: &str| -> Address { + Address::from_hex(hex).expect("invalid primitive address hex") + }; + PrimAddrs { + nat: h( + "0c0524ffa66fdbc0c9d3f12faf1a27b2ecd331ffa06da24a78f832e4f4145589", + ), + nat_zero: h( + "adc9f7ba6a90c3caacf0be308c2012437e9dd810bfc2b9b286b4934be4e86cb1", + ), + nat_succ: h( + "e4f2b35614ae2c6487084cb96e90852643a043296bc682b469ccfd430650cf8d", + ), + nat_add: h( + "01ec6fdf63bc0de137becade5f420102f35338bef318b9d5fd44e70db82c3f42", + ), + nat_pred: h( + "26245a09319bcf9d55a08431bce3b9d8a8d09e3dad25b9a83cc666e3736deeb4", + ), + nat_sub: h( + "4017cc8c3a02d3eeab73d5cc5af8afe771f60d980f107fd24d3a1d59aaa41d5a", + ), + nat_mul: h( + "a095de37a0e713551bd237f414ac7317f68b3986ce5734ca0063c504457f24de", + ), + nat_pow: h( + "6e9d84492674fb8a36008214b2150c76a83da4af1cadcc303d5d680d0477235a", + ), + nat_gcd: h( + "09ae07bc024bfb0317aa228d1274294b40aebb4229dc7014f7b22d56fa46a760", + ), + nat_mod: h( + "7ee6854a6ef5afb0e83f8aae9ccc2cbb457110bd1013a6f7615a98667a34322a", + ), + nat_div: h( + "acb405101f168dc08bf410d54a8f588893776ab61be81f2c7e5e1dd05685560e", + ), + nat_bitwise: h( + "21a51ddc3faeec42c0f3897955d5e24c40ffb1924824bd919da5db0346962a98", + ), + nat_beq: h( + "8960bdbe7e09dd15582a50de197cb5c28d87b147e3479e417b4c2ad43011f90c", + ), + nat_ble: h( + "7e679407c5e5af964d3d3cb98c9b606218c6f4ac7b19210d375f1d76ddd5f022", + ), + nat_land: h( + "dd73c5c1552ff6ad35537b83f46c9e8c4c2c979eda612fe169e29f3028c63db9", + ), + nat_lor: h( + "8390650998cbee5ee2432a797635d7a331f623eb6fae9f26f17191fcdb880c60", + ), + nat_xor: h( + "04ffebfee34f36c46f63ef6aa347b0b81db8c1cbf3fb9a282799cac024310e69", + ), + nat_shift_left: h( + "89705cc0aca476aa6f161f91006980a425536757e2b7ea949d3aec0edcc3df76", + ), + nat_shift_right: h( + "930ab9e4c2854a0af16c84f89a5aee8e297b65411c499ffae0cf9b27d4ee4b8e", + ), + bool_type: h( + "95fc5d28972d1472a12ddfc2f4a5eefec9a81652fcb63ef06c7f6f6d21a951ab", + ), + bool_true: h( + "fc3a88e4dc16055bc8b797f9544909043015a3a349f2b3fc3e86990b2b9f2999", + ), + bool_false: h( + "c595b2c899f6f0ef39cfab3ac2fbe3b826a7ed21318defc64bbb861d754f8bdf", + ), + string: h( + "3589e6266ed0703fb4008f1e134775dff6bc9a15619687e75222f44253ab8663", + ), + string_mk: h( + "22d668557ab1f800aaf7312f10d9f36ec4d24d0389ac8d0b6d66fd2daf0be903", + ), + char_type: h( + "16e10c6b75431ae16fc23ef43f07512a1f34cff2a33d85b44aae5898e002ac8d", + ), + char_mk: h( + "feb0d0ed724893b5d3d57bafee59ff3cfbe76f43e03fad2b2cf237198aca4457", + ), + char_of_nat: h( + "3ac41b61c538227409f133982435bc97d59489b9129a61d1c4baa14fdb1d6a6a", + ), + string_of_list: h( + "0422aae71a49fd82c87cc8493725a927c1205a9418dc648947d7fde8ed240625", + ), + list: h( + "5886afc36363b59242671f7171bedb319d2a8fa514bc4dc322e3ebcadc85e8ad", + ), + list_nil: h( + "c912ac74d13fa61091059bdae32484e44aea05f439cbbfff7998ef0bfb0e3409", + ), + list_cons: h( + "40b5c0b66834f312bbe3afcadd07911be4182695313be33394eef53d0026e988", + ), + eq: h("bc3de4d3492ebcf56e98f63459ea705005c1a4216cfc57113617738ae4d84870"), + eq_refl: h( + "3b01e364067d2ce2ac308da57512992635212487359b62a3c75f60686febef26", + ), + quot_type: h( + "7f7b22596ffee865e1be503216e360ab7dcbd0de645987916484c264ce52f9fe", + ), + quot_ctor: h( + "f06cc3564d1d269e96a51a3f41f1fae1214884ab6d555a11213b8bb2e9e517ef", + ), + quot_lift: h( + "ce268528ab8fe6ec17039a37e73079e3453eae1675c6c76ef302ac87e9a0bd90", + ), + quot_ind: h( + "4ce41a11c66a351352ab27fdfbda9d980f6e296a2fa7f20fdd41377482ed3d52", + ), + reduce_bool: h( + "43875997e42a7c9ea04f24b924da2299aa68e4f2dfb626d67fccfcf5b5132660", + ), + reduce_nat: h( + "604dc8af16829c747638e4b6d58be2baf5280077f8de9db71acb6ef8bbc5f25d", + ), + eager_reduce: h( + "fa60e28de4275583d04e0cd02d6bf876da017d8e1fcb9180674d2d8f1302ce08", + ), + system_platform_num_bits: h( + "6fb004fbafb4b68446a57550e21ac08d7599cb157ab194c52fcd7ba1671f10da", + ), + nat_dec_le: h( + "e34083eb212a258b36374129f6170a9972adceb78356b6c83aa32284ad4edee3", + ), + nat_dec_eq: h( + "a466eec5433bc056803f38b897d9913f91d836260c6ba4176374d1b66f98acc8", + ), + nat_dec_lt: h( + "759a284b4f73e6aa405b409d741fa2b35642693bd041e74b790623121c5e1e33", + ), + decidable_is_true: h( + "d235a7033c457dfed0f1e34d1d50e97279893b63bdcab3c4490dd9da7d47327f", + ), + decidable_is_false: h( + "2c26576bf92a0d9c2d169be19317e587eec54945a5a241c30dd84908d534d5a1", + ), + nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: h( + "16c9cae0ac27b93644943a84c426db889766476ddb12b0a8b82f76cd2d848561", + ), + nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: h( + "adb3eaf42d5f4c368bb929b20cec07fa96f9c9fe70d372ec72b25e6510ae14d4", + ), + nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: h( + "2a2e813ddd907721551718bdb3a2f8248231a041a39563d6d68798aa48425ec8", + ), + nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: h( + "a09735868d12586f23121cecf12ea2dd1f197f1d44dadc94b7e056d6cceb1980", + ), + bool_no_confusion: h( + "68bd3c3b59b4bf7285096a8a0b90308db6307b082d24a08b91924b5e6cdcb53a", + ), + // Int primitives — LEON content-hashes from + // `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-prim-origs`. These are the + // addresses KIds live at in `orig_kenv`. + int: h( + "2c073df1601a9c8c7f26bdc51f22b8b7c6072fe6acbea71f244b4f67ceb1472b", + ), + int_of_nat: h( + "c7804dff4a217f857cb6ff58e60d9cb405bc48caffba3240e3f5601d359f9f21", + ), + int_neg_succ: h( + "a8fa07b6cbfec95b534e33a342ef8812aeecd00fbbd2378d71be0d45b876331a", + ), + int_add: h( + "5ef343c73bd4a1c1c7de0701ee822797783a988f8c71965316c7f44a64d5a9c1", + ), + int_sub: h( + "fbfbdc2f6d22d80e3ffb43897dfffedaf5729d5923d412c9bf5cd63ee7790bde", + ), + int_mul: h( + "43b5d0d51e29a259302707a64508345354061bbf2249aba25bd9962d0cdd538e", + ), + int_neg: h( + "8cf21639a1d062be65fa2a475a9a9945d43aa07344dac30a3eacdc512bab14de", + ), + int_emod: h( + "f528f52cf0c85aa71a26f9ed88d11e488c110a7b0854c74ddd0c95ff8f8d1f72", + ), + int_ediv: h( + "8b7ec664a8781cb34ec3678d2ce7fe4e22574ab5605c4988d841c84d8c63d6b0", + ), + int_bmod: h( + "61b9e1d73ecf8dff84ed4e7499c7552211695c9cdfe4a432f17e36c432efc7b2", + ), + int_bdiv: h( + "db0b8bb87b0d4d9fd68fa5039c3657866e122f2dea5e891bd2a0eb16569596b7", + ), + int_nat_abs: h( + "cc43f34a58ce42dfedfdfb0c07a5f31dffa6ba3fb272f3c573ec547eaef722d6", + ), + punit: h( + "e4d0247a1393397d7efa718dc31229b3592a522531595290683ca63dfe420e4d", + ), + pprod: h( + "ce996300ab608fc33ff251a16ac724b19f169dac8ba3fa1c5be2276158adcf5c", + ), + pprod_mk: h( + "0a9e6c68e0531826a4b7e6cb74c5dacb7689e7ef1b78fc21f56acaf65ea25add", + ), + } + } } impl Primitives { - /// Resolve primitives from the environment. Each primitive address is looked - /// up in `env` to find the canonical `KId` with the correct name. + /// Resolve primitives from the environment using the canonical + /// content-hash address table (`PrimAddrs::new`). This is the correct + /// call for `kctx.kenv` (the incrementally-compiled canonical + /// environment). + /// + /// Addresses that don't resolve fall back to a synthetic KId with the + /// address hex as the name — expected for optional markers + /// (`reduce_bool`, `reduce_nat`, `eager_reduce`) that have no + /// corresponding Lean constant, and a symptom of hash drift + /// otherwise. Regenerate stale hashes with + /// `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. pub fn from_env(env: &KEnv) -> Self { - let a = PrimAddrs::new(); + Self::from_env_with(env, &PrimAddrs::new()) + } + + /// Resolve primitives from the environment using the LEON + /// content-hash address table (`PrimAddrs::new_orig`). This is the + /// correct call for `orig_kenv` (the direct-from-Lean environment + /// produced by `lean_ingress`), whose KIds live at LEON addresses. + /// + /// Without this variant, `from_env` would look up every primitive by + /// its canonical content address — which doesn't exist in `orig_kenv` + /// — and build a synthetic `@` KId for each. That cascades into + /// spurious `AppTypeMismatch` errors during original-constant + /// verification. Regenerate stale hashes with + /// `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-prim-origs`. + pub fn from_env_orig(env: &KEnv) -> Self { + Self::from_env_with(env, &PrimAddrs::new_orig()) + } - // Build addr → KId index from the env + /// Core primitive-resolution logic parameterized on the address + /// table. See `from_env` (canonical) and `from_env_orig` (LEON) for + /// the entry points. + fn from_env_with(env: &KEnv, a: &PrimAddrs) -> Self { + // Build addr → KId index from the env. let mut by_addr = rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(); for (id, _) in env.iter() { by_addr.entry(id.addr.clone()).or_insert_with(|| id.clone()); @@ -335,69 +663,81 @@ impl Primitives { // Resolve: look up in env, fall back to a synthetic KId with the address // hex as the name (should only happen for constants not yet in the env, // e.g. reduce_bool/reduce_nat markers that may not be real constants). - let r = |addr: Address| -> KId { - by_addr.get(&addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { + let r = |addr: &Address| -> KId { + by_addr.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { let hex = addr.hex(); let name = crate::ix::env::Name::str( crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), format!("@{}", &hex[..8]), ); - KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)) + KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(name)) }) }; Primitives { - nat: r(a.nat), - nat_zero: r(a.nat_zero), - nat_succ: r(a.nat_succ), - nat_add: r(a.nat_add), - nat_pred: r(a.nat_pred), - nat_sub: r(a.nat_sub), - nat_mul: r(a.nat_mul), - nat_pow: r(a.nat_pow), - nat_gcd: r(a.nat_gcd), - nat_mod: r(a.nat_mod), - nat_div: r(a.nat_div), - nat_bitwise: r(a.nat_bitwise), - nat_beq: r(a.nat_beq), - nat_ble: r(a.nat_ble), - nat_land: r(a.nat_land), - nat_lor: r(a.nat_lor), - nat_xor: r(a.nat_xor), - nat_shift_left: r(a.nat_shift_left), - nat_shift_right: r(a.nat_shift_right), - bool_type: r(a.bool_type), - bool_true: r(a.bool_true), - bool_false: r(a.bool_false), - string: r(a.string), - string_mk: r(a.string_mk), - char_type: r(a.char_type), - char_mk: r(a.char_mk), - char_of_nat: r(a.char_of_nat), - string_of_list: r(a.string_of_list), - list: r(a.list), - list_nil: r(a.list_nil), - list_cons: r(a.list_cons), - eq: r(a.eq), - eq_refl: r(a.eq_refl), - quot_type: r(a.quot_type), - quot_ctor: r(a.quot_ctor), - quot_lift: r(a.quot_lift), - quot_ind: r(a.quot_ind), - reduce_bool: r(a.reduce_bool), - reduce_nat: r(a.reduce_nat), - eager_reduce: r(a.eager_reduce), - system_platform_num_bits: r(a.system_platform_num_bits), - nat_dec_le: r(a.nat_dec_le), - nat_dec_eq: r(a.nat_dec_eq), - nat_dec_lt: r(a.nat_dec_lt), - decidable_is_true: r(a.decidable_is_true), - decidable_is_false: r(a.decidable_is_false), - nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: r(a.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true), - nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: r(a.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true), - nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: r(a.nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true), - nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: r(a.nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false), - bool_no_confusion: r(a.bool_no_confusion), + nat: r(&a.nat), + nat_zero: r(&a.nat_zero), + nat_succ: r(&a.nat_succ), + nat_add: r(&a.nat_add), + nat_pred: r(&a.nat_pred), + nat_sub: r(&a.nat_sub), + nat_mul: r(&a.nat_mul), + nat_pow: r(&a.nat_pow), + nat_gcd: r(&a.nat_gcd), + nat_mod: r(&a.nat_mod), + nat_div: r(&a.nat_div), + nat_bitwise: r(&a.nat_bitwise), + nat_beq: r(&a.nat_beq), + nat_ble: r(&a.nat_ble), + nat_land: r(&a.nat_land), + nat_lor: r(&a.nat_lor), + nat_xor: r(&a.nat_xor), + nat_shift_left: r(&a.nat_shift_left), + nat_shift_right: r(&a.nat_shift_right), + bool_type: r(&a.bool_type), + bool_true: r(&a.bool_true), + bool_false: r(&a.bool_false), + string: r(&a.string), + string_mk: r(&a.string_mk), + char_type: r(&a.char_type), + char_mk: r(&a.char_mk), + char_of_nat: r(&a.char_of_nat), + string_of_list: r(&a.string_of_list), + list: r(&a.list), + list_nil: r(&a.list_nil), + list_cons: r(&a.list_cons), + eq: r(&a.eq), + eq_refl: r(&a.eq_refl), + quot_type: r(&a.quot_type), + quot_ctor: r(&a.quot_ctor), + quot_lift: r(&a.quot_lift), + quot_ind: r(&a.quot_ind), + reduce_bool: r(&a.reduce_bool), + reduce_nat: r(&a.reduce_nat), + eager_reduce: r(&a.eager_reduce), + system_platform_num_bits: r(&a.system_platform_num_bits), + nat_dec_le: r(&a.nat_dec_le), + nat_dec_eq: r(&a.nat_dec_eq), + nat_dec_lt: r(&a.nat_dec_lt), + decidable_is_true: r(&a.decidable_is_true), + decidable_is_false: r(&a.decidable_is_false), + nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: r(&a.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true), + nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: r(&a.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true), + nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: r(&a.nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true), + nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: r(&a.nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false), + bool_no_confusion: r(&a.bool_no_confusion), + int: r(&a.int), + int_of_nat: r(&a.int_of_nat), + int_neg_succ: r(&a.int_neg_succ), + int_add: r(&a.int_add), + int_sub: r(&a.int_sub), + int_mul: r(&a.int_mul), + int_neg: r(&a.int_neg), + int_emod: r(&a.int_emod), + int_ediv: r(&a.int_ediv), + int_bmod: r(&a.int_bmod), + int_bdiv: r(&a.int_bdiv), + int_nat_abs: r(&a.int_nat_abs), } } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index 26215cb0..a7fe7daf 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -248,91 +248,118 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } - /// Substitute universe parameters: replace Param(i) with us[i]. + /// Substitute universe parameters: replace `Param(i)` with `us[i]`. + /// + /// Returns `Err(UnivParamOutOfRange)` if any interior `Param(i)` has + /// `i >= us.len()`. Callers are expected to have validated the universe + /// arity upstream (e.g. `infer` of a `Const` node — see + /// `src/ix/kernel/infer.rs:41`); the `Result` here is defense-in-depth + /// against code paths that reach substitution without that check. pub fn instantiate_univ_params( &mut self, e: &KExpr, us: &[KUniv], - ) -> KExpr { + ) -> Result, TcError> { if us.is_empty() { - return e.clone(); + return Ok(e.clone()); } self.inst_univ_inner(e, us) } - fn inst_univ_inner(&mut self, e: &KExpr, us: &[KUniv]) -> KExpr { + fn inst_univ_inner( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + us: &[KUniv], + ) -> Result, TcError> { let result = match e.data() { ExprData::Var(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => { - return e.clone(); + return Ok(e.clone()); }, ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { - let u2 = self.subst_univ(u, us); + let u2 = self.subst_univ(u, us)?; KExpr::sort(u2) }, ExprData::Const(id, cur_us, _) => { - let new_us: Box<[KUniv]> = - cur_us.iter().map(|u| self.subst_univ(u, us)).collect(); + let new_us: Box<[KUniv]> = cur_us + .iter() + .map(|u| self.subst_univ(u, us)) + .collect::, _>>()?; KExpr::cnst(id.clone(), new_us) }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - let f2 = self.inst_univ_inner(f, us); - let a2 = self.inst_univ_inner(a, us); + let f2 = self.inst_univ_inner(f, us)?; + let a2 = self.inst_univ_inner(a, us)?; KExpr::app(f2, a2) }, ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us); - let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us); + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us)?; + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us)?; KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) }, ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us); - let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us); + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us)?; + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us)?; KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) }, ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us); - let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us); - let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us); + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us)?; + let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us)?; + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us)?; KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) }, ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { - let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us); + let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us)?; KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, }; - self.env.intern.intern_expr(result) + Ok(self.env.intern.intern_expr(result)) } /// Substitute universe params in a universe level. - pub fn subst_univ(&mut self, u: &KUniv, us: &[KUniv]) -> KUniv { + /// + /// Fails with `UnivParamOutOfRange { idx, bound }` if an interior + /// `Param(idx)` references beyond `us.len()`. In a well-typed kernel + /// run, every call site supplies `us` whose length matches the + /// arity of the enclosing constant (validated by `infer` at the Const + /// gate), so this error never fires on well-formed input. It exists + /// to turn any internal invariant slip into a loud failure instead of + /// a silent orphan `Param` propagating downstream. + pub fn subst_univ( + &mut self, + u: &KUniv, + us: &[KUniv], + ) -> Result, TcError> { match u.data() { - UnivData::Zero(_) => u.clone(), + UnivData::Zero(_) => Ok(u.clone()), UnivData::Param(i, _, _) => { match usize::try_from(*i).ok().and_then(|i| us.get(i)) { - Some(v) => v.clone(), - None => u.clone(), + Some(v) => Ok(v.clone()), + None => Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { + idx: *i, + bound: us.len(), + }), } }, UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { - let inner2 = self.subst_univ(inner, us); - KUniv::succ(inner2) + let inner2 = self.subst_univ(inner, us)?; + Ok(KUniv::succ(inner2)) }, UnivData::Max(a, b, _) => { - let a2 = self.subst_univ(a, us); - let b2 = self.subst_univ(b, us); - KUniv::max(a2, b2) + let a2 = self.subst_univ(a, us)?; + let b2 = self.subst_univ(b, us)?; + Ok(KUniv::max(a2, b2)) }, UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => { - let a2 = self.subst_univ(a, us); - let b2 = self.subst_univ(b, us); - KUniv::imax(a2, b2) + let a2 = self.subst_univ(a, us)?; + let b2 = self.subst_univ(b, us)?; + Ok(KUniv::imax(a2, b2)) }, } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index dcc847d8..7e258834 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Equiv-root second-chance: WHNF is deterministic, so all members of // an equivalence class share the same normal form. if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); @@ -72,6 +72,15 @@ impl TypeChecker { continue; } + // Int primitive reduction — same reasoning as Nat. Without this, + // `Int.bmod (-1) (2^32)` would delta-unfold to `Decidable.rec (LT.lt + // Int ...) ...` and get stuck at the `Int.decLt` instance. Runs + // BEFORE delta so the body is never exposed. See `try_reduce_int`. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_int(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + // Nat decidability: Nat.decLe/decEq/decLt on literals → Decidable.isTrue/isFalse. // Must run BEFORE delta, so the body (which uses dite/Nat.rec) is never exposed. if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_decidable(&cur)? { @@ -98,7 +107,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.env.whnf_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); // Also cache under equiv root so all equiv-class members benefit. if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key_ctx); @@ -231,7 +240,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Equiv-root second-chance for whnf_no_delta. if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); @@ -277,6 +286,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { continue; } + // Int primitive reduction (see whnf main loop for rationale). + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_int(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + // Quotient reduction if let Some(reduced) = self.try_quot_reduce(&cur)? { cur = reduced; @@ -290,7 +305,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let key_ctx = key.1.clone(); self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key((e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() { let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key_ctx); @@ -319,7 +334,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { { let val = val.clone(); let us: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); - return Ok(Some(self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us))); + return Ok(Some(self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us)?)); } Ok(None) } @@ -346,7 +361,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; let us: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); - let val = self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us); + let val = self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us)?; let mut result = val; for arg in &args { @@ -466,7 +481,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.to_vec(); - let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec); + let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec)?; let pmm_end = recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors; let field_start = ctor_args.len() - ctor_fields; @@ -548,7 +563,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } let rec_us_vec: Vec<_> = rec_us.to_vec(); - let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec); + let rhs = self.instantiate_univ_params(&rule.rhs, &rec_us_vec)?; let pmm_end = recr.params + recr.motives + recr.minors; let mut result = rhs; for arg in spine.iter().take(pmm_end.min(spine.len())) { @@ -705,12 +720,33 @@ impl TypeChecker { // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Get the major premise's inductive KId from a recursor type. - /// Peels `skip` foralls, then extracts the head constant of the result domain. + /// + /// Strategy: peel `skip` foralls per Lean's stored `params + motives + + /// minors + indices` count, then expect the next forall's domain to + /// have an inductive `Const` head. For well-formed Lean recursors this + /// lands exactly on the major premise. + /// + /// Resilience: if the strict `skip` position's domain head is not an + /// inductive `Const`, peel up to `MAX_EXTRA_FORALLS` additional foralls + /// scanning for the first one whose domain head IS an inductive + /// `KConst::Indc`. This handles recursor shapes where Lean's stored + /// counts don't align with the kernel's view of the forall structure + /// after WHNF (e.g., nested-inductive recursors that carry extra + /// instance/motive binders not captured by `num_params/num_motives/...`). + /// + /// We specifically require the head to be an **inductive** constant, not + /// any Const: minor premises of recursors like `Nat.rec`'s `succ` case + /// have a forall `(n : Nat)` where `Nat` is a Const inductive, but + /// those are consumed by the initial `skip` pass. The scan only ever + /// fires when `skip` under-counts; in that case the first Const + /// inductive encountered is structurally the major. pub fn get_major_inductive_id( &mut self, rec_ty: &KExpr, skip: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { + const MAX_EXTRA_FORALLS: u64 = 8; + let mut ty = rec_ty.clone(); for _ in 0..skip { let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; @@ -723,21 +759,34 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, } } - let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; - match w.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) => { - let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(dom); - match head.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => Ok(id.clone()), - _ => Err(TcError::Other( - "get_major_inductive_id: domain head not const".into(), - )), - } - }, - _ => Err(TcError::Other( - "get_major_inductive_id: expected forall at major".into(), - )), + + // Scan forward looking for a forall whose domain has a `KConst::Indc` + // head. Accept the first match. Bounded so we can't loop forever. + for _ in 0..=MAX_EXTRA_FORALLS { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(dom); + if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() { + // Only accept if the head resolves to an inductive. + if matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + return Ok(id.clone()); + } + } + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "get_major_inductive_id: expected forall at major".into(), + )); + }, + } } + + Err(TcError::Other( + "get_major_inductive_id: no inductive-headed forall within scan bound" + .into(), + )) } /// Convert a Nat literal to constructor form: 0 → Nat.zero, n+1 → Nat.succ(n-1). @@ -1137,7 +1186,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Instantiate universe params and fully evaluate (guarded) let us_vec: Vec<_> = arg_us.to_vec(); - let body = self.instantiate_univ_params(&body, &us_vec); + let body = self.instantiate_univ_params(&body, &us_vec)?; self.in_native_reduce = true; let result = self.whnf(&body); self.in_native_reduce = false; @@ -1267,6 +1316,323 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( Some(Nat(r)) } +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Int native reduction +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// +// Lean's C++ kernel has no parallel `reduce_int` (only `reduce_nat` + +// `reduce_native`). Instead, it reduces Int operations symbolically through +// `Int.rec` pattern matching on `Int.ofNat` / `Int.negSucc`, cascading into +// native Nat ops. For expressions like `Int.bmod (-1) (2^32)`, that chain +// goes through `Decidable.rec (LT.lt Int ...) ...` which in turn requires +// reducing `Int.decLt = decNonneg (b - a)` through `Int.sub` / `Int.subNatNat` +// etc. — tractable for Lean's kernel but a known source of stuck reductions +// when any link of the chain is missing. Lean's stdlib mitigates with +// `Int.ble'` / `Int.blt'` "for kernel reduction" hand-crafted `noncomputable` +// defs, but they still cascade through delta+iota. +// +// Our kernel takes the direct route: if the head of an app-spine is a known +// Int primitive and all arguments whnf to literals (Int, Nat, or Bool), we +// compute the result natively and short-circuit the whole delta+iota chain. + +use num_bigint::BigInt; + +/// An Int literal we can compute on. Produced by `extract_int_lit` and +/// consumed by `compute_int_bin`. +/// +/// Lean's canonical form is `Int.ofNat n` (non-negative) or +/// `Int.negSucc n` (`= -(n+1)`, ≤ -1). We flatten both into a single +/// `BigInt` for arithmetic and re-encode via `intern_int_lit` afterwards. +type IntVal = BigInt; + +/// Extract an Int value from an app-spine whose head is `Int.ofNat` or +/// `Int.negSucc` applied to a Nat literal. Returns `None` for any other +/// shape so the caller leaves the expression unreduced for delta+iota to +/// handle. +/// +/// Callers typically pass a whnf'd expression so partially-applied +/// constructors (e.g. `Int.ofNat` with a non-literal argument) will +/// naturally be rejected here. +fn extract_int_lit( + e: &KExpr, + prims: &Primitives, +) -> Option { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let (head_id, _) = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id, us), + _ => return None, + }; + if args.len() != 1 { + return None; + } + let nat_val = extract_nat_lit(&args[0], prims)?; + let n: BigInt = nat_val.0.clone().into(); + if head_id.addr == prims.int_of_nat.addr { + Some(n) // Int.ofNat n = n + } else if head_id.addr == prims.int_neg_succ.addr { + Some(-(n + BigInt::from(1))) // Int.negSucc n = -(n+1) + } else { + None + } +} + +/// Build a canonical-form Int literal expression: `Int.ofNat n` for n ≥ 0, +/// `Int.negSucc (|n| - 1)` for n < 0. Used as the return form of native +/// Int reductions so subsequent delta+iota steps see the value in its +/// ctor-headed shape (letting `decNonneg` / `Int.rec` iota-reduce in the +/// caller). +fn intern_int_lit( + tc: &mut TypeChecker, + v: IntVal, +) -> KExpr { + use num_bigint::Sign; + let (sign, magnitude) = v.into_parts(); + let nat_val = match sign { + Sign::Minus => { + // negSucc n encodes -(n+1); shift magnitude down by 1 to get n. + // Safe: Sign::Minus implies magnitude >= 1, so subtract can't + // underflow. + Nat(magnitude - 1u32) + }, + Sign::NoSign | Sign::Plus => Nat(magnitude), + }; + let nat_addr = Address::hash(&nat_val.to_le_bytes()); + let nat_expr = tc.intern(KExpr::nat(nat_val, nat_addr)); + let ctor_id = match sign { + Sign::Minus => tc.prims.int_neg_succ.clone(), + _ => tc.prims.int_of_nat.clone(), + }; + let ctor = tc.intern(KExpr::cnst(ctor_id, Box::new([]))); + // With Sign::NoSign (zero) we use int_of_nat → Int.ofNat 0 = 0. + // With non-negative => Int.ofNat n. With negative => Int.negSucc (n-1). + tc.intern(KExpr::app(ctor, nat_expr)) +} + +/// Compute a binary Int operation given two literals. Returns `None` if +/// the operation is unknown (the caller leaves the expression unreduced). +fn compute_int_bin( + addr: &Address, + p: &Primitives, + a: &IntVal, + b: &IntVal, +) -> Option { + let r = if *addr == p.int_add.addr { + a + b + } else if *addr == p.int_sub.addr { + a - b + } else if *addr == p.int_mul.addr { + a * b + } else { + return None; + }; + Some(r) +} + +impl TypeChecker { + /// Native Int reduction. Dispatches on the head constant: + /// + /// - `Int.neg x`: unary negation if `x` whnfs to an Int literal. + /// - `Int.add`/`Int.sub`/`Int.mul x y`: binary arithmetic, both args literal. + /// - `Int.emod`/`Int.ediv x y`: division or modulo, both args literal. + /// `emod` semantics: result in `[0, |y|)` (Euclidean mod). + /// `ediv` semantics: `y * (x/y) + (x % y) = x` with non-negative remainder. + /// - `Int.bmod x m`: balanced mod, `x : Int`, `m : Nat`. Returns an `Int` + /// in `[-m/2, (m+1)/2)`. For `m = 0` returns `x` unchanged (matching + /// Lean's `Int.bmod 0 _` behavior via the `if r < (m+1)/2` branch). + /// - `Int.bdiv x m`: balanced div (quotient matching `bmod`). + /// - `Int.natAbs x`: returns a Nat literal. + /// + /// Returns `None` if the head isn't a known Int primitive, arg count is + /// wrong, or any argument fails to whnf to the expected literal form. + /// Must run BEFORE `delta_unfold_one` on the containing `whnf` loop so + /// that the Int.bmod body's `Decidable.rec`-headed form is never exposed. + pub(super) fn try_reduce_int( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if e.lbr() > 0 { + return Ok(None); + } + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let addr = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + // Extract primitive addrs up-front so `self.whnf(...)` (mutable + // borrow) can run freely below. `Address` is cheap to clone (Arc + // refcount bump), so this isn't a perf concern. + let ( + int_neg_addr, + int_nat_abs_addr, + int_add_addr, + int_sub_addr, + int_mul_addr, + int_emod_addr, + int_ediv_addr, + int_bmod_addr, + int_bdiv_addr, + ) = { + let p = &self.prims; + ( + p.int_neg.addr.clone(), + p.int_nat_abs.addr.clone(), + p.int_add.addr.clone(), + p.int_sub.addr.clone(), + p.int_mul.addr.clone(), + p.int_emod.addr.clone(), + p.int_ediv.addr.clone(), + p.int_bmod.addr.clone(), + p.int_bdiv.addr.clone(), + ) + }; + + // Unary ops + if addr == int_neg_addr && !args.is_empty() { + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let r = intern_int_lit(self, -a); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r, &args[1..]))); + } + + if addr == int_nat_abs_addr && !args.is_empty() { + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let nat_val = Nat(a.magnitude().clone()); + let nat_addr = Address::hash(&nat_val.to_le_bytes()); + let r = self.intern(KExpr::nat(nat_val, nat_addr)); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r, &args[1..]))); + } + + if args.len() < 2 { + return Ok(None); + } + + // Binary arithmetic: both args are Int. + let is_bin_arith = + addr == int_add_addr || addr == int_sub_addr || addr == int_mul_addr; + if is_bin_arith { + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(b) = extract_int_lit(&wb, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(r) = compute_int_bin(&addr, &self.prims, &a, &b) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); + } + + // Euclidean div/mod: both args Int, result Int. Matches `Int.emod` / + // `Int.ediv` in `Init/Data/Int/DivMod/Basic.lean`. + if addr == int_emod_addr || addr == int_ediv_addr { + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(b) = extract_int_lit(&wb, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let (q, m) = int_ediv_emod(&a, &b); + let r = if addr == int_emod_addr { m } else { q }; + let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); + } + + // Balanced div/mod: first arg Int, second arg Nat. Matches `Int.bmod` + // / `Int.bdiv` in `Init/Data/Int/DivMod/Basic.lean`. Semantics: + // let r := x % m + // if r < (m + 1) / 2 then r else r - m + // bdiv: quotient so that `bdiv x m * m + bmod x m = x`. + if addr == int_bmod_addr || addr == int_bdiv_addr { + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims).cloned() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + // `Int.bmod x 0` returns x unchanged because (0+1)/2 = 0 is never + // less-than r, so the if falls through. Matches Lean's rfl. + if b_nat.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + if addr == int_bmod_addr { + let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, a); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); + } else { + // bdiv x 0 = 0 by Lean convention (see Int.bdiv definition). + let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, BigInt::from(0)); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); + } + } + let m_big: BigInt = b_nat.0.clone().into(); + let (q_e, r_e) = int_ediv_emod(&a, &m_big); + // Threshold: (m + 1) / 2, Nat division. + let half = (&b_nat.0 + 1u32) / 2u32; + let half_big: BigInt = half.into(); + let (bq, bm) = if r_e < half_big { + (q_e, r_e) + } else { + (q_e + 1, r_e - m_big) + }; + let r = if addr == int_bmod_addr { bm } else { bq }; + let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); + } + + Ok(None) + } +} + +/// Euclidean division and modulo on BigInt. Matches Lean's `Int.ediv` / +/// `Int.emod`: the remainder is always non-negative (in `[0, |b|)`). +/// num-bigint's native `%` is "truncated" (remainder has the sign of the +/// dividend), so we normalise by adding `|b|` when the dividend is negative. +fn int_ediv_emod(a: &BigInt, b: &BigInt) -> (BigInt, BigInt) { + use num_bigint::Sign; + if *b == BigInt::from(0) { + // Lean's Int.ediv _ 0 = 0 and Int.emod x 0 = x. + return (BigInt::from(0), a.clone()); + } + let abs_b = BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, b.magnitude().clone()); + let q_trunc = a / b; + let r_trunc = a % b; + if r_trunc.sign() == Sign::Minus { + // r_trunc < 0: add |b| to r, and adjust q by ±1 to keep `b*q + r = a`. + // q adjustment direction: if b > 0, decrement q; if b < 0, increment q. + let (q_adj, r_adj) = if b.sign() == Sign::Plus { + (q_trunc - 1, r_trunc + &abs_b) + } else { + (q_trunc + 1, r_trunc + &abs_b) + }; + (q_adj, r_adj) + } else { + (q_trunc, r_trunc) + } +} + +/// Reapply extra args onto a reduced head. Used when the primitive +/// application has more args than the primitive itself consumes. +fn apply_extra_args( + tc: &mut TypeChecker, + mut head: KExpr, + args: &[KExpr], +) -> KExpr { + for a in args { + head = tc.intern(KExpr::app(head, a.clone())); + } + head +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use std::sync::Arc; From ec05c94ef417fa3bd322be9c92d071a159f3aab4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2026 11:44:52 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 12/34] Anonymous canonicity: aux permutation sidecar, perm-aware congruence, cross-namespace twins MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Ship the "anonymous canonicity" property end-to-end — compile, decompile, congruence, and surgery now round-trip α-equivalent / cross-namespace / source-reordered Lean mutuals to byte-equal Ixon. See the new `docs/ix_canonicity.md` for the authoritative spec. - `docs/ix_canonicity.md` (new, 1601 lines): theory, block layout, metadata sidecar, compile/decompile pipeline, testing plan, and open work. - `Tests/Ix/Compile/Canonicity.lean` (new): 13 cross-namespace twin families — simple/nested α-collapse, nested-aux hash ordering, parameter rename, Prod binary-arity nesting, self-ref collapse, over-merge + partial collapse, HO recursive fields, structures. - `Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean`: new `NestedAuxOrdering{,Alpha,Prod}` fixtures proving hash-sorted aux order is source-order-independent. - `Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean`: seeds from the new Canonicity namespace in addition to Mutual. - New `AuxLayout { perm: Vec, source_ctor_counts: Vec }` in `ix/ixon/env.rs`, where `perm[source_j] = canonical_i` maps Lean source-walk aux positions to hash-sorted canonical positions. - `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts` gains optional `aux_layout`, serialized in the Rust Ixon format via `put_aux_layout` / `get_aux_layout`. Not carried across the FFI — Lean's `ConstantMeta` has no `muts` variant, so it's Rust-internal only. - `CompileState.aux_perms: DashMap` is populated per block in `generate_and_compile_aux_recursors`, consumed by `compute_call_site_plans` and `compile_aux_block_with_rename`. - `aux_gen::generate_aux_patches` now returns `AuxPatchesOutput` carrying `patches`, `aliases`, the hash-sort `perm`, and class/aux counts so callers don't duplicate the canonical-layout logic. - New module (1841 lines) replaces `aux_gen::canonicalize`. Walks Lean-source-order originals and canonical aux_gen output in lockstep with a `PermCtx` encoding (a) source→canonical aux positions and (b) α-collapse const-name rewrites; FVar correspondence is established at outer binder chains and apps are compared via `app_spine_alpha_eq_ctx`, which peeks at rec heads to apply the arg permutation. - Fixes three failure modes of the old canonicalize-and-compare approach: stale Const references for α-aliased auxes, BVar arithmetic in rule-rhs bodies, opaque handling of `.recOn` / `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn.eq` value shapes. - Wired into validate-aux Phase 2 via `build_perm_ctx_1b` in `ffi/lean_env.rs` (also used by `rs_tmp_decode_const_map`). - `compute_call_site_plans` now takes an `Option<&AuxLayout>` and reads `num_motives` / `num_minors` directly from the Lean source recursor (Lean's `numMotives = all.size + numNested`). Previously deriving these from `original_all.len()` undercounted by `numNested`, landing aux motives in the minor slice and producing AppTypeMismatches like "Code minor in Array-Alt motive slot" on `_sizeOf_N` bodies of nested mutuals (LCNF et al.). - Source→canonical perm drives reordering of motive/minor args in surgered `.rec` / `.below` / `.brecOn` spines. - New `compile_aux_block_with_rename` maps canonical aux names to Lean's source names when registering in the env, so user code referencing `X.rec_1` resolves to the canonical aux at the right semantic position under non-identity `perm`. - `generate_recursors_from_expanded` threads `source_of_canonical[canonical_i] = source_j` so aux recs emit as `.rec_{source_j + 1}`, matching Lean's `.rec_N`. `below.rs` and `brecon.rs` derive `below_N` / `brecOn_N` / `brecOn_N.{go,eq}` from the rec's already-source-indexed suffix via `aux_rec_suffix_idx` — below/brecon stay in lockstep with rec under α-collapse. - `aux_gen/nested.rs`: - Aux `pre_flat` entries carry identity `spec_params` so `find_rec_target` correctly identifies nested recursive fields (otherwise fields like `List (A α)` missed their nested IH). - `type_name_set` mirror of `types` for O(1) membership. - `aux_seen` `Vec<(Hash, Name)>` → `FxHashMap` for O(1) dedup. - Memoized `replace_all_nested` (per-constructor cache). - Members track `source_owner` for downstream discovery. - Aux ordering now runs `sort_consts` on temporary aux `Indc` values instead of a separate name-based tiebreaker. - New `CompileOptions { check_originals, max_workers }`. FFI compile-only callers (`rs_compile_env_full`, `rs_compile_env`, `rs_compile_phases`, `rs_compile_env_to_ixon`, `rs_tmp_decode_const_map`) opt out of `check_originals` to avoid retaining a second kernel-form copy of the full env. Kernel-check path (`rs_kernel_check_consts`) enables it only when `expect_pass` contains any `false` (the adversarial raw-constant case). - New `preseed_expr_tables` / `collect_mut_const_exprs` walks block exprs up-front to populate `cache.refs` and `cache.univs` deterministically before per-constant compile, keeping content hashes stable across scheduler orderings. - Content-hash DAG memoization in `subst` (key `(Addr, depth)`) and `inst_univ_inner` (key `Addr`, `us` fixed per call). Mirrors lean4lean's `replaceM` / `PtrMap Expr Expr`. Unblocks hot paths where the same subtree is walked hundreds of times (`_sizeOf_*`, dependent-motive recursors). - Removed the `2^20` Nat-literal cap on iota. `Nat.rec motive base step N` expands ONE level per iota step and only actually recurses if `step` forces `ih`; outer `MAX_WHNF_FUEL` correctly bounds pathological cases. The old cap rejected legitimate reductions inside `Int.Linear.Poly.combine_mul_k'` et al. - `Int.pow` primitive added to `Primitives` / `PrimAddrs` (anon and meta hashes baked in) and to the `kernelPrimitives` dump list. - `level::norm_add_node` now takes the current succ-accumulator `k` — the earlier port silently dropped it, mis-normalizing `Succ^n(imax(u, Param v))` for `n > 0`. `normalize_level` is now a line-by-line port of lean4lean's `Level.Normalize`; `norm_level_le` is a documented soundness-preserving strengthening (lean4lean's `NormLevel.subsumption_eval` is `sorry` in `Verify/Level.lean:545`). - Richer error variants and diagnostics: `TcError::AppTypeMismatch { .., depth }`, `UnivParamOutOfRange`, `TypeChecker::fuel_used()`. - Gated diagnostic env vars for perf / reduction debugging: `IX_IOTA_STUCK`, `IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG`, `IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG`, `IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG`, `IX_INFER_COUNT_LOG`, `IX_SUBST_COUNT_LOG`, `IX_DECL_DIFF`, `IX_PHASE_TIMING`. - `ingress_expr` gains a `CallSite` arm that walks the IXON App telescope and distributes per-arg arena indices from `CallSiteEntry` across canonical positions. A plain App descent propagated the single CallSite arena to every child and lost per-arg binder names / failed the head Ref metadata lookup. - `BlockCache` splits `sharing` (block-level, target of `Expr::Share(idx)`) from `meta_sharing` (per-constant, target of `CallSiteEntry::Collapsed.sharing_idx`). Treating them as one silently returned the wrong subtree on any mutual block combining `apply_sharing` output with surgered call-sites — the root cause of the "Binder arena vs Expr::Ref Ixon" mismatch on surgered `_sizeOf_N`. - Projection decompile and recursor-rule decompile now call `load_meta_extensions` so `Collapsed.sharing_idx` resolves against the right table. - `BuildTelescope` reverses popped args so App spines are rebuilt in source order — fixes asymmetric-arg hash instability under surgery. - New `decode_name_array` decodes `Array Lean.Name` structurally via a fresh `GlobalCache` (pointer-identity dedup of shared subnames). Replaces the fragile `Name.toString` + `parse_name` round-trip: Lean's escaped `Lean.Order.«term_⊑_»` no longer fails lookup against the kernel's unescaped `Lean.Order.term_⊑_`. - `rs_kernel_check_consts` signature change: List (Name × CI) → Array Lean.Name → Array Bool → Bool → IO (Array (Option CheckError)) with the trailing `Bool` toggling ephemeral per-constant progress (in-place `[i/N] name ...` label; only slow/failing/not-found constants get persistent log lines). Results are position-paired with input names (no `(name, result)` tuple). - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean` and `Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean` refactored to pass `Lean.Name` structurally throughout and use `quiet = true` for full-env runs. - Kernel modules gain `#[cfg(test)]` suites: `tc.rs` (context, subst_univ), `def_eq.rs` (proof-irrelevance tier), `congruence.rs` (level / expr / const), `infer.rs` (error paths), `error.rs`, `primitive.rs`. - `aux_gen/cases_on.rs` and `aux_gen/rec_on.rs` gain arity / binder-name / structural tests. --- Tests/Ix/Compile/Canonicity.lean | 335 +++++ Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean | 60 + Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean | 2 + Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean | 2 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean | 196 ++- Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean | 143 +- docs/ix_canonicity.md | 1601 ++++++++++++++++++++++ src/ffi.rs | 2 +- src/ffi/compile.rs | 34 +- src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 35 +- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 460 +++++-- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 1618 ++++++++++++++++++++-- src/ix/address.rs | 5 +- src/ix/compile.rs | 564 +++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 548 +++++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 48 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs | 141 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs | 223 ++++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 944 +++++++++++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 1320 +++++++++++++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs | 246 ++++ src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 718 ++++++++-- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 246 ++-- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 396 +++++- src/ix/compile/surgery.rs | 774 ++++++++++- src/ix/congruence.rs | 18 +- src/ix/congruence/perm.rs | 1841 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/ix/decompile.rs | 1106 +++++++++++++++- src/ix/ixon/env.rs | 24 + src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs | 50 +- src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs | 59 +- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 248 +++- src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs | 633 +++++++++ src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 419 +++++- src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 531 +++++++- src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 20 +- src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 143 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 26 +- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 191 ++- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 705 +++++++++- src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 367 ++++- src/ix/kernel/mode.rs | 2 - src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 278 ++++ src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 430 +++++- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 560 +++++++- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs | 18 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs | 6 +- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 437 +++++- 48 files changed, 17206 insertions(+), 1567 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Compile/Canonicity.lean create mode 100644 docs/ix_canonicity.md create mode 100644 src/ix/congruence/perm.rs diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Canonicity.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Canonicity.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..874c5f64 --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Canonicity.lean @@ -0,0 +1,335 @@ +/- + Cross-namespace canonicity twin fixtures. + + Each twin pair declares structurally identical Lean types in different + namespaces with different names. The validate-aux Phase 4b asserts that + corresponding constants compile to the **same** content address. + + See `docs/ix_canonicity.md` for the theory and testing plan. +-/ +module +public import Lean + +namespace Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 1: Simple alpha-collapse +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Structurally identical declarations in different namespaces should +-- compile to the same canonical addresses. +namespace CrossNamespaceTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → B +end +end CrossNamespaceTwin1 + +namespace CrossNamespaceTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X | a : Y → X + public inductive Y | b : X → Y +end +end CrossNamespaceTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 2: Nested alpha-collapse (List + Option) +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Same cross-namespace shape, but with nested references that force +-- generated auxiliary recursors. +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A | node : B → List A → A + public inductive B | node : A → Option B → B +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1 + +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X | node : Y → List X → X + public inductive Y | node : X → Option Y → Y +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 3: OverMerge (non-alpha-equivalent mutuals) +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- A and B are structurally distinct (B has 2 A fields) but should hash +-- consistently when renamed to X/Y in a different namespace. +namespace CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → A → B +end +end CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1 + +namespace CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X | a : Y → X + public inductive Y | b : X → X → Y +end +end CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 4: 3-way alpha-collapse cycle +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- All three types are alpha-equivalent (A→B→C→A cycle); all should +-- share the same address as their counterparts X→Y→Z→X. +namespace CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1 +mutual + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : C → B + public inductive C | c : A → C +end +end CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1 + +namespace CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2 +mutual + public inductive X | a : Y → X + public inductive Y | b : Z → Y + public inductive Z | c : X → Z +end +end CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 5: Parameter binder rename (alpha vs beta) + nested +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Tests that binder names on type parameters don't affect hashing. +-- Explicitly listed as missing in section 16.4 of the canonicity spec. +namespace CrossNamespaceParamTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A (α : Type) + | leaf : α → A α + | fromB : B α → A α + | node : List (A α) → A α + public inductive B (α : Type) + | leaf : α → B α + | fromA : A α → B α + | node : List (B α) → B α +end +end CrossNamespaceParamTwin1 + +namespace CrossNamespaceParamTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X (β : Type) + | leaf : β → X β + | fromB : Y β → X β + | node : List (X β) → X β + public inductive Y (β : Type) + | leaf : β → Y β + | fromA : X β → Y β + | node : List (Y β) → Y β +end +end CrossNamespaceParamTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 6: 3 types x 3 containers (nested aux ordering) +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Tests that content-hash-sorted aux ordering is canonical across +-- namespaces. Hardest canonical ordering case: 9 nested aux +-- occurrences that must sort identically whether named A/B/C or X/Y/Z. +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A where | mk : Array B → Option C → List A → A + public inductive B where | mk : Array C → Option A → List B → B + public inductive C where | mk : Array A → Option B → List C → C +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1 + +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X where | mk : Array Y → Option Z → List X → X + public inductive Y where | mk : Array Z → Option X → List Y → Y + public inductive Z where | mk : Array X → Option Y → List Z → Z +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2 + +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3 +mutual + public inductive A where | mk : Array B → Option C → List A → A + public inductive B where | mk : Option A → List B → B + public inductive C where | mk : List C → C +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3 + +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4 +mutual + public inductive Z where | mk : List Z → Z + public inductive Y where | mk : Option X → List Y → Y + public inductive X where | mk : Array Y → Option Z → List X → X +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4 + +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5 +public inductive C where | mk : List C → C +mutual + public inductive A where | mk : Array B → Option C → List A → A + public inductive B where | mk : Option A → List B → B +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5 + +namespace CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6 +public inductive Z where | mk : List Z → Z +mutual + public inductive Y where | mk : Option X → List Y → Y + public inductive X where | mk : Array Y → Option Z → List X → X +end +end CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 7: Higher-order recursive field +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Single inductive with function-typed recursive field. +-- No mutual block, no nesting. +namespace CrossNamespaceHOTwin1 +public inductive A where + | leaf : Nat → A + | sup : (Nat → A) → A +end CrossNamespaceHOTwin1 + +namespace CrossNamespaceHOTwin2 +public inductive X where + | leaf : Nat → X + | sup : (Nat → X) → X +end CrossNamespaceHOTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 8: Self-referential collapse +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- A single self-referential inductive `A | a : A -> A` should compile to +-- the same canonical form as a mutual pair that alpha-collapses (e.g. +-- CrossNamespaceTwin1.{A,B} above). +-- +-- We also declare a fresh mutual pair (X <-> Y) in a second namespace to +-- verify the self-ref and mutual-pair forms agree. + +namespace SelfRefTwin1 +public inductive A | a : A → A +end SelfRefTwin1 + +namespace SelfRefTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X | a : Y → X + public inductive Y | b : X → Y +end +end SelfRefTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 9: OverMerge + alpha-collapse (partial collapse) +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- A and B alpha-collapse (A ≅ B), but C is structurally different (it +-- references both A and B without being referenced by them). Tests that +-- partial collapse works consistently across namespaces. + +namespace OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A | a : B → A + public inductive B | b : A → B + public inductive C | c : A → B → C +end +end OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1 + +namespace OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X | a : Y → X + public inductive Y | b : X → Y + public inductive Z | c : X → Y → Z +end +end OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 10: Nested + non-alpha-equivalent mutuals +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- A and B are NOT alpha-equivalent (B has an extra A field), but both +-- nest through List. Tests aux ordering for nested containers when the +-- block members are structurally distinct. + +namespace NestedOverMergeTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A where + | a : B → List A → A + public inductive B where + | b : A → A → List B → B +end +end NestedOverMergeTwin1 + +namespace NestedOverMergeTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X where + | a : Y → List X → X + public inductive Y where + | b : X → X → List Y → Y +end +end NestedOverMergeTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 11: Binary container nesting (Prod) +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Nesting through `Prod` (2-argument container), unlike the unary +-- `List`/`Option`/`Array` containers in other twins. Tests that +-- spec_params with arity > 1 hash correctly. +-- All 3 types alpha-collapse (A ≅ B ≅ C). + +namespace ProdNestedTwin1 +mutual + public inductive A where | mk : Prod A B → Prod B C → Prod C A → A + public inductive B where | mk : Prod A B → Prod B C → Prod C A → B + public inductive C where | mk : Prod A B → Prod B C → Prod C A → C +end +end ProdNestedTwin1 + +namespace ProdNestedTwin2 +mutual + public inductive X where | mk : Prod X Y → Prod Y Z → Prod Z X → X + public inductive Y where | mk : Prod X Y → Prod Y Z → Prod Z X → Y + public inductive Z where | mk : Prod X Y → Prod Y Z → Prod Z X → Z +end +end ProdNestedTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 12: Simple nested (single inductive + List) +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Simplest nested case: a single (non-mutual) inductive nesting through +-- List. No alpha-collapse. + +namespace SimpleNestedTwin1 +public inductive A where + | leaf : Nat → A + | node : List A → A +end SimpleNestedTwin1 + +namespace SimpleNestedTwin2 +public inductive X where + | leaf : Nat → X + | node : List X → X +end SimpleNestedTwin2 + +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Twin 13: Structures +-- ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +-- Structures generate projection constants — a different compilation +-- path from plain inductives. Tests that structure machinery is +-- namespace-independent. + +namespace StructureTwin1 +mutual + public structure SC where + val : Nat + proof : SP + public inductive SP where + | base : Nat → SP + | combine : SC → SC → SP +end +end StructureTwin1 + +namespace StructureTwin2 +mutual + public structure XC where + val : Nat + proof : XP + public inductive XP where + | base : Nat → XP + | combine : XC → XC → XP +end +end StructureTwin2 + +end Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean index 29ca3dd5..b9d0bdd3 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean @@ -275,6 +275,66 @@ mutual end end NestedOverMerge +-- Nested aux ordering: verify that auxiliary recursors generated for +-- nested inductive occurrences are ordered canonically (by content hash) +-- rather than by Lean's source-walk discovery order. Two semantically +-- equivalent blocks declared in different orders should compile to the +-- SAME canonical Ixon form. +-- +-- The fixture declares three types {A, B, C} each with three nested +-- occurrences `Array`, `Option`, `List`, then re-declares the same block +-- with the types in a permuted order (C2, A2, B2). Without hash-sort of +-- aux recs, the source-walk order of `_nested.Array/Option/List_N` +-- differs between the two blocks, and so do the resulting aux recursor +-- numberings — which leaks into addresses and breaks content-addressing. +namespace NestedAuxOrdering +mutual + public inductive A where | mk : Array B → Option C → List A → A + public inductive B where | mk : Array C → Option A → List B → B + public inductive C where | mk : Array A → Option B → List C → C +end + +mutual + public inductive C2 where | mk : Array A2 → Option B2 → List C2 → C2 + public inductive A2 where | mk : Array B2 → Option C2 → List A2 → A2 + public inductive B2 where | mk : Array C2 → Option A2 → List B2 → B2 +end +end NestedAuxOrdering + +-- Nested aux ordering with alpha-collapse: A and B have identical +-- semantic structure under renaming (A ≅ B), nesting through two +-- different containers (`Array`, `Option`). The block is declared +-- unreordered, then reordered. +namespace NestedAuxOrderingAlpha +mutual + public inductive A where | mk : Array B → Option A → A + public inductive B where | mk : Array A → Option B → B +end + +mutual + public inductive B2 where | mk : Array A2 → Option B2 → B2 + public inductive A2 where | mk : Array B2 → Option A2 → A2 +end +end NestedAuxOrderingAlpha + +-- Nested aux ordering with a binary nesting container (`Prod`). Exercises +-- spec_params with multiple arguments, so the hash-based ordering +-- depends on more than a single type argument. Declared twice with +-- different source orderings. +namespace NestedAuxOrderingProd +mutual + public inductive A where | mk : Prod A B → Prod B C → Prod C A → A + public inductive B where | mk : Prod A B → Prod B C → Prod C A → B + public inductive C where | mk : Prod A B → Prod B C → Prod C A → C +end + +mutual + public inductive C2 where | mk : Prod A2 B2 → Prod B2 C2 → Prod C2 A2 → C2 + public inductive B2 where | mk : Prod A2 B2 → Prod B2 C2 → Prod C2 A2 → B2 + public inductive A2 where | mk : Prod A2 B2 → Prod B2 C2 → Prod C2 A2 → A2 +end +end NestedAuxOrderingProd + -- Nested + over-merge + alpha-collapse: A ≅ B (identical structure under -- renaming), C is in a separate SCC referencing both. All nest through List. -- Exercises the combination of alpha-collapse AND nested detection in the diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean index b43f759a..149d550a 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ import Ix.Common import Ix.Meta import Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual +import Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs import Lean @@ -64,6 +65,7 @@ def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println "[validate-aux] finding seeds..." let prefixes := [ `Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual, + `Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity, `Init, `_private.Init, `State, diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean index e4363d43..afcf5317 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ def kernelPrimitives : Array String := #[ "Int.add", "Int.sub", "Int.mul", "Int.neg", "Int.emod", "Int.ediv", "Int.bmod", "Int.bdiv", - "Int.natAbs", + "Int.natAbs", "Int.pow", -- Below/brecOn dependencies — referenced by aux_gen, not Primitives -- directly. Kept here so the dump is complete enough to debug drift. "PUnit", "PProd", "PProd.mk" diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean index 8cf5c7f2..59d558ee 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean @@ -26,32 +26,44 @@ def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := .individualIO "Rust kernel check_env" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList - let allNames : Array String := - allConsts.toArray.map fun (name, _) => name.toString + -- Pass `Lean.Name` structurally across the FFI; Rust's + -- `decode_name_array` reconstructs the same `Name` value (same + -- component strings, same content hash) that the kernel uses + -- internally, so name lookup is an exact structural match. + let allNames : Array Lean.Name := + allConsts.toArray.map fun (name, _) => name -- Every env constant is expected to typecheck; `expect_pass` is an - -- FFI-side progress-log hint (see `src/ffi/kernel.rs:264, 326-335`), - -- but all-true keeps the `[ok]` / `[FAIL]` log lines consistent. + -- FFI-side progress-log hint (see `src/ffi/kernel.rs`'s `ErrKind` + -- and `check_consts_loop`), but all-true keeps the `[ok]` / `[FAIL]` + -- log lines consistent. let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate allNames.size true IO.println s!"[check-env] Environment has {allNames.size} constants" let start ← IO.monoMsNow - let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConsts allNames expectPass + -- Full-env runs ship tens of thousands of constants: `quiet=true` + -- keeps the console usable by rewriting the current-constant label + -- in place and only persisting slow (>=1s) / failing / not-found + -- entries. Any genuinely pathological constant shows up in the log. + -- + -- Rust returns results in the same order as `allNames`, so + -- `results[i]` pairs with `allNames[i]`. + let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConsts allNames expectPass true let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start let mut passed := 0 - let mut failures : Array (String × String) := #[] - for (name, result) in results do - match result with + let mut failures : Array (Lean.Name × String) := #[] + for i in [:allNames.size] do + match results[i]! with | none => passed := passed + 1 | some err => -- Unpack the `CheckError` ctor manually; `repr err` on multi-line -- kernel messages is seconds-slow per call (see the same comment - -- in `Tutorial.lean:226`). + -- in `Tutorial.lean`). let msg := match err with | .kernelException m => s!"kernel: {m}" | .compileError m => s!"compile: {m}" - failures := failures.push (name, msg) + failures := failures.push (allNames[i]!, msg) IO.println s!"[check-env] Checked {allNames.size} constants in {elapsed}ms" IO.println s!"[check-env] {passed}/{allNames.size} passed" @@ -77,51 +89,155 @@ def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := The *Rust side* prints `[i/N] name ... ok/FAIL` per constant as the check proceeds, so a hang is recognisable by a missing terminator after `[i/N] name ...` — look for the last printed name. -/ -def focusConsts : Array String := #[ - -- Kernel typecheck failures (AppTypeMismatch / DeclTypeMismatch): - "Int64.toInt_minValue", - "_private.Batteries.Data.List.Lemmas.0.List.findIdxNth_cons._proof_1_6", - "Int32.neg_eq_neg_one_mul", - "_private.Init.Data.SInt.Lemmas.0.Int16.toInt32_ne_minValue._proof_1_2", - "Int64.neg_nonpos_iff", - "Int64.ofIntLE_bitVecToInt._proof_1", - "_private.Batteries.Data.List.Lemmas.0.List.Nodup.idxOf_getElem._proof_1_14", - -- Recursors that reach the kernel with compile-time rejections - -- suppressed (good-path sanity check; currently `compile: original rec - -- rejected` in kernel-check-env): - "Lean.IR.IRType.rec", - "Lean.Syntax.rec", - "Lean.PrefixTreeNode.rec_2", - "Lean.Lsp.DocumentSymbol.rec_4", - "Lean.Widget.TaggedText.rec_2", - "Lean.Doc.Inline.rec_1", - "Lean.Server.Test.Runner.Client.HighlightedMsgEmbed.rec_2", - "Lean.Widget.HighlightedMsgEmbed.rec_1", - -- Known non-terminating typecheck (investigate WHNF / defeq loop): - --"Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVExpr.bitblast.blastAdd.go_le_size._unary" +def focusConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category A: `_sizeOf_N` with nested-aux motive/minor ordering mismatch. + -- + -- Source `.rec` has motives in Lean's internal nested-aux expansion order; + -- our canonical `.rec` emits nested aux motives in `expand_nested_block` + -- order. When the two orderings diverge within the nested region, surgery + -- permutes the user-type motives correctly but leaves a residual + -- mismatch across the nested slots. See grouping in + -- `plans/kernel-check-env.md` (category A). + -- ========================================================================= + -- + -- LCNF [Alt, FunDecl, Cases, Code] (+ nested aux) — original probe. + -- Alt/Cases motive swap at sizeOf-call-sites; still failing under nested + -- aux ordering divergence. + `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Alt._sizeOf_4, + `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Alt._sizeOf_6, + -- + -- Cutsat EqCnstr block (6 failures) — nested Array (Prod Expr (Prod Int + -- EqCnstr)) motive landing in Option DvdCnstr motive slot. + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_1, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_2, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_3, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_5, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_11, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_12, + -- + -- Linear EqCnstr block — DiseqCnstr minor vs dependent UnsatProof-indexed + -- motive. Different flavor of the same nested-region mis-ordering. + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Linear.EqCnstr._sizeOf_3, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Linear.EqCnstr._sizeOf_7, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category B: regenerated `.rec_N` (nested auxiliary recursor) fails its + -- own `check_recursor: type mismatch`. Our regenerator produces a type + -- that doesn't match its rules. Same nested-aux-ordering root cause as + -- A, surfacing at the recursor-decl level rather than a call site. + -- ========================================================================= + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr.rec_4, + `Lean.Doc.Block.rec_2, + `Lean.Doc.Block.rec_5, + `Lean.Doc.Block.rec_6, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category C: `.sizeOf_spec` and related theorems with `declaration type + -- mismatch`. The theorem's body (a recursor-based equational proof) no + -- longer reduces to the declared type after canonicalization. Downstream + -- of A/B — expect these to clear once A/B are fixed. + -- ========================================================================= + `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Alt.alt.sizeOf_spec, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstrProof.pow.sizeOf_spec, + `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Linear.IneqCnstrProof.subst.sizeOf_spec, + `accRecNoEta, + `String.endPos_empty, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category D: `max recursion depth exceeded`. Unclear whether this is + -- a whnf/def_eq loop, missing reduction rule, or an actual deep term. + -- Some are `._sparseCasesOn_N` which fail at shallow depth (likely + -- related to the sparseCasesOn not being regenerated — category I in + -- the task list). + -- ========================================================================= + -- depth=2001 — extreme; likely a genuine runaway. + `Char.succ?_eq, + -- depth=19 + `Std.IterM.stepAsHetT_filterMapWithPostcondition, + -- depth=44 in 52s — slow runaway. + `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVExpr.bitblast.blastAdd.go._unary.eq_def, + -- `._sparseCasesOn_N` failures at depth=3 — fast; probably the + -- `_sparseCasesOn` aux isn't decompiling / regenerating correctly. + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.FileWorker.WidgetRequests + `Lean.Widget.makePopup._sparseCasesOn_3, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.References + `Lean.Server.identOf._sparseCasesOn_4, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.InfoUtils + `Lean.Elab.Info.type?._sparseCasesOn_1, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category E: `Lean.reduceBool` / `_nativeDecide_` proofs. Our kernel + -- doesn't execute `Lean.reduceBool` as a native reducer, so proofs that + -- rely on `reduceBool X = true` computing don't check. + -- ========================================================================= + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Blake3 + `Blake3.HasherOps.hash._proof_1, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Ix.CanonM + `Ix.CanonM.internDataValue._proof_1, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category F: LCNF Alt↔Cases mutual-member swap at user-code call sites. + -- Same root as A, user-code side. + -- ========================================================================= + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Basic + `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Decl.isCasesOnParam?.go, + -- eqAlt.sparseCasesOn (LCNF private) — also from same block. + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Basic + `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.eqAlt._sparseCasesOn_1, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category G: LRAT proof auto-generated by the `match` elaborator. + -- Huge `Prod.fst/snd` towers over `confirmRupHint.match_*`. Likely a + -- match-eliminator vs aux issue, but the trace is too big to read + -- directly — treat as a stress-test for whatever we fix in A/B/F. + -- ========================================================================= + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.Formula.RupAddResult + `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.DefaultFormula.derivedLitsInvariant_confirmRupHint._proof_1_18, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.Formula.RupAddResult + `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.DefaultFormula.derivedLitsInvariant_confirmRupHint._proof_1_26, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.Formula.RupAddResult + `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.DefaultFormula.derivedLitsInvariant_confirmRupHint._proof_1_30, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category H: `String.Legacy.back ""` not reducing to `Char.ofNat 65`. + -- Orthogonal to surgery; needs a String primitive reduction hook. + -- ========================================================================= + `String.back_eq, + + -- ========================================================================= + -- Category I: adversarial test that *should* fail. Verify the error + -- message matches expectation (universe param count) — if it does, this + -- is NOT a bug. Keep for regression coverage of the failure path. + -- ========================================================================= + `adv_constlevels_too_few, ] /-- Focus-mode helper: typecheck each constant in `names` through the same Rust FFI pipeline as `testRustCheckEnv`, but restricted to a small list. Compile + ingress still pays ~20s (full env), but the check loop is short. Default `names` = `focusConsts`. -/ -def testRustCheckConsts (names : Array String := focusConsts) : TestSeq := +def testRustCheckConsts (names : Array Lean.Name := focusConsts) : TestSeq := .individualIO s!"kernel check {names.size} focus consts" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate names.size true let start ← IO.monoMsNow - let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConsts names expectPass + -- Focus batches are intentionally tiny — keep verbose output so each + -- targeted constant prints its elapsed time and depth inline. + let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConsts names expectPass false let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start let mut passed := 0 - let mut failures : Array (String × String) := #[] - -- Build a name → result map so we can report names in the same order - -- as `focusConsts`, regardless of FFI output ordering. - let mut resultMap : Std.HashMap String (Option CheckError) := + let mut failures : Array (Lean.Name × String) := #[] + -- Rust preserves input order, so `results[i]` lines up with `names[i]`. + -- We still build a `Name → result` map so we can report names in the + -- same order as `focusConsts` and surface any gap (shouldn't happen + -- with order-preserving results, but kept defensively). + let mut resultMap : Std.HashMap Lean.Name (Option CheckError) := Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity results.size - for (name, result) in results do - resultMap := resultMap.insert name result + for i in [:names.size] do + resultMap := resultMap.insert names[i]! results[i]! for name in names do match resultMap.get? name with | some none => passed := passed + 1 diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean index b512fe16..2a772b9d 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean @@ -99,13 +99,35 @@ private partial def collectDepsWithExtras Implemented in `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_check_consts`, which is only built with the `test-ffi` Cargo feature (enabled automatically by - `lake test` via `ix_rs_test`). -/ + `lake test` via `ix_rs_test`). + + The trailing `Bool` toggles ephemeral progress printing on the Rust + side: + - `false` (verbose): every constant is logged on its own line with + elapsed time and `def_eq` depth — ideal for small, targeted batches + where every result matters. + - `true` (quiet / ephemeral): the current `[i/N] name ...` label is + rewritten in place, and only slow constants (>=1s), unexpected + passes/failures, and ungrounded compile errors are promoted to + persistent lines. Ideal for full-env runs (`kernel-check-env`) + where thousands of fast constants would otherwise swamp the log. + + Results come back in input-array order — the caller pairs each + `results[i]` with its `names[i]`. We pass `Lean.Name` structurally + (rather than shipping `name.toString` strings) because Lean's + default `toString` wraps non-identifier components in `«…»`, and + round-tripping that through a Rust string parser was brittle: + names like `Lean.Order.«term_⊑_»` failed lookup against the + kernel's unescaped `Lean.Order.term_⊑_` key. Rust decodes each + `Lean.Name` structurally via `decode_name_array`, so the kernel + lookup is an exact structural match. -/ @[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"] opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → - @& Array String → + @& Array Lean.Name → @& Array Bool → - IO (Array (String × Option CheckError)) + @& Bool → + IO (Array (Option CheckError)) def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := .individualIO "kernel tutorial checks" none (do @@ -114,65 +136,69 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := -- Collect all constant names that need checking -- (skip renaming test cases — their collision check is done on the Lean side) - let mut allNames : Array String := #[] + let mut allNames : Array Lean.Name := #[] for tc in testCases do if tc.renamings.size == 0 then for n in tc.decls do - allNames := allNames.push (toString n) - - -- Also add stdlib constants we want to verify - let stdlibConsts := #[ - "Acc", "Acc.intro", "Acc.rec", - "Quot", "Quot.mk", "Quot.lift", "Quot.ind", "Quot.sound", - "Prod", "Prod.mk", "Prod.rec", - "Eq", "Eq.refl", "Eq.rec", - "List", "List.nil", "List.cons", "List.rec", - "Exists", "Exists.intro", "Exists.rec" + allNames := allNames.push n + + -- Also add stdlib constants we want to verify. Using the `` `Foo.bar `` + -- name-quotation syntax keeps the source compact and removes the old + -- string → `Name` round-trip that `String.toName` used to do. + let stdlibConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ + `Acc, `Acc.intro, `Acc.rec, + `Quot, `Quot.mk, `Quot.lift, `Quot.ind, `Quot.sound, + `Prod, `Prod.mk, `Prod.rec, + `Eq, `Eq.refl, `Eq.rec, + `List, `List.nil, `List.cons, `List.rec, + `Exists, `Exists.intro, `Exists.rec ] for n in stdlibConsts do allNames := allNames.push n -- Also add the non-macro theorems/inductives defined directly - -- (good_def/good_thm/bad_thm are auto-registered; these are plain defs/theorems/inductives) - let p := "Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs." - let directConsts := #[ + -- (good_def/good_thm/bad_thm are auto-registered; these are plain defs/theorems/inductives). + -- `p` is the common namespace; `p ++ n` uses `Lean.Name.append` to + -- produce the fully-qualified name structurally (no string concat). + let p : Lean.Name := `Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs + let directConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ -- TN (custom Nat) - p ++ "TN", p ++ "TN.zero", p ++ "TN.succ", p ++ "TN.rec", - p ++ "TN.add", p ++ "tnAddZero", p ++ "tnAddSucc", + p ++ `TN, p ++ `TN.zero, p ++ `TN.succ, p ++ `TN.rec, + p ++ `TN.add, p ++ `tnAddZero, p ++ `tnAddSucc, -- TRTree (reflexive) - p ++ "TRTree", p ++ "TRTree.leaf", p ++ "TRTree.node", - p ++ "TRTree.rec", p ++ "TRTree.left", p ++ "trtreeRecReduction", + p ++ `TRTree, p ++ `TRTree.leaf, p ++ `TRTree.node, + p ++ `TRTree.rec, p ++ `TRTree.left, p ++ `trtreeRecReduction, -- Good inductives - p ++ "TTwoBool", p ++ "TTwoBool.mk", p ++ "TTwoBool.rec", - p ++ "TN2", p ++ "TN2.zero", p ++ "TN2.succ", p ++ "TN2.rec", + p ++ `TTwoBool, p ++ `TTwoBool.mk, p ++ `TTwoBool.rec, + p ++ `TN2, p ++ `TN2.zero, p ++ `TN2.succ, p ++ `TN2.rec, -- TColor + TRBTree - p ++ "TColor", p ++ "TColor.r", p ++ "TColor.b", p ++ "TColor.rec", - p ++ "TRBTree", p ++ "TRBTree.leaf", p ++ "TRBTree.red", - p ++ "TRBTree.black", p ++ "TRBTree.rec", p ++ "TRBTree.id", + p ++ `TColor, p ++ `TColor.r, p ++ `TColor.b, p ++ `TColor.rec, + p ++ `TRBTree, p ++ `TRBTree.leaf, p ++ `TRBTree.red, + p ++ `TRBTree.black, p ++ `TRBTree.rec, p ++ `TRBTree.id, -- TBoolProp - p ++ "TBoolProp", p ++ "TBoolProp.a", p ++ "TBoolProp.b", p ++ "TBoolProp.rec", + p ++ `TBoolProp, p ++ `TBoolProp.a, p ++ `TBoolProp.b, p ++ `TBoolProp.rec, -- TSortElimProp - p ++ "TSortElimProp", p ++ "TSortElimProp.mk", p ++ "TSortElimProp.rec", - p ++ "TSortElimProp2", p ++ "TSortElimProp2.mk", p ++ "TSortElimProp2.rec", + p ++ `TSortElimProp, p ++ `TSortElimProp.mk, p ++ `TSortElimProp.rec, + p ++ `TSortElimProp2, p ++ `TSortElimProp2.mk, p ++ `TSortElimProp2.rec, -- Universe level inductives - p ++ "PredWithTypeField", p ++ "PredWithTypeField.mk", p ++ "PredWithTypeField.rec", - p ++ "TypeWithTypeField", p ++ "TypeWithTypeField.mk", p ++ "TypeWithTypeField.rec", - p ++ "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly", p ++ "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.mk", p ++ "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.rec", + p ++ `PredWithTypeField, p ++ `PredWithTypeField.mk, p ++ `PredWithTypeField.rec, + p ++ `TypeWithTypeField, p ++ `TypeWithTypeField.mk, p ++ `TypeWithTypeField.rec, + p ++ `TypeWithTypeFieldPoly, p ++ `TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.mk, p ++ `TypeWithTypeFieldPoly.rec, -- Recursor reduction defs - p ++ "TN2.add", p ++ "myListAppended", + p ++ `TN2.add, p ++ `myListAppended, -- Acc recursor type - p ++ "accRecType", + p ++ `accRecType, -- Eta corner cases: T structure - p ++ "T", p ++ "T.mk", p ++ "T.rec", + p ++ `T, p ++ `T.mk, p ++ `T.rec, -- Adversarial: AdvNat (for nat-rec-rules test; AdvNat.rec tested via bad_raw_consts) - p ++ "AdvNat", p ++ "AdvNat.zero", p ++ "AdvNat.succ", + p ++ `AdvNat, p ++ `AdvNat.zero, p ++ `AdvNat.succ, -- PropStructure (projection tests) - p ++ "PropStructure", p ++ "PropStructure.mk", p ++ "PropStructure.rec", + p ++ `PropStructure, p ++ `PropStructure.mk, p ++ `PropStructure.rec, -- ProjDataIndex (projection tests) - p ++ "ProjDataIndex", p ++ "ProjDataIndex.mk", p ++ "ProjDataIndex.rec", - p ++ "projDataIndexRec", + p ++ `ProjDataIndex, p ++ `ProjDataIndex.mk, p ++ `ProjDataIndex.rec, + p ++ `projDataIndexRec, -- PropPair (struct eta for Prop test) - p ++ "PropPair", p ++ "PropPair.mk", p ++ "PropPair.rec" + p ++ `PropPair, p ++ `PropPair.mk, p ++ `PropPair.rec ] for n in directConsts do allNames := allNames.push n @@ -182,11 +208,11 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := -- Build expected outcomes: false for names in bad test cases (excluding -- renaming tests, whose constants are individually valid), true otherwise - let mut badNames : Std.HashSet String := Std.HashSet.emptyWithCapacity 64 + let mut badNames : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := Std.HashSet.emptyWithCapacity 64 for tc in testCases do if tc.outcome == .bad && tc.renamings.size == 0 then for n in tc.decls do - badNames := badNames.insert (toString n) + badNames := badNames.insert n let expectPass := constNames.map (fun n => !badNames.contains n) -- Collect raw constants stored by bad_raw_consts (inductInfo/ctorInfo/recInfo @@ -202,18 +228,25 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := rawConsts.foldl (fun m ci => m.insert ci.name ci) (Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity rawConsts.size) let seeds : List Lean.Name := - (constNames.toList.map String.toName) ++ (rawConsts.toList.map (·.name)) + constNames.toList ++ (rawConsts.toList.map (·.name)) let (_, closedConsts) := collectDepsWithExtras leanEnv rawConstsMap seeds let allConstList := closedConsts ++ extraConstList IO.println s!"[kernel-tutorial] {testCases.size} test cases, {constNames.size} constants to check ({allConstList.length} consts in closure)" - let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConstList constNames expectPass + -- Tutorial batches are small and targeted — every constant's outcome + -- is individually meaningful, so keep the verbose per-constant log. + -- Rust returns results in the same order as `constNames`, so we zip + -- them back into a `Name → result` map below. + let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConstList constNames expectPass false - -- Build name → result map - let mut resultMap : Std.HashMap String (Option CheckError) := Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity results.size - for (name, result) in results do - resultMap := resultMap.insert name result + -- Build Name → result map by pairing each input name with its result. + -- Rust preserves input order, so `results[i]` corresponds to + -- `constNames[i]`. + let mut resultMap : Std.HashMap Lean.Name (Option CheckError) := + Std.HashMap.emptyWithCapacity results.size + for i in [:constNames.size] do + resultMap := resultMap.insert constNames[i]! results[i]! -- Check test case outcomes let mut passed := 0 @@ -227,18 +260,17 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := for tc in testCases do if tc.outcome == .good then for n in tc.decls do - let name := toString n - match resultMap.get? name with + match resultMap.get? n with | some none => passed := passed + 1 | some (some err) => failed := failed + 1 let msg := match err with | .kernelException m => s!"kernel: {m}" | .compileError m => s!"compile: {m}" - errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {name}: rejected with {msg}" + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {n}: rejected with {msg}" | none => failed := failed + 1 - errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {name}: not found in results" + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ GOOD {n}: not found in results" -- Check bad test cases (must fail) for tc in testCases do @@ -273,15 +305,14 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD renaming: expected name collision but none found in {targetStrs}" continue for n in tc.decls do - let name := toString n - match resultMap.get? name with + match resultMap.get? n with | some (some _) => passed := passed + 1 -- correctly rejected | some none => failed := failed + 1 - errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD {name}: should have been rejected but was accepted" + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD {n}: should have been rejected but was accepted" | none => failed := failed + 1 - errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD {name}: not found in results" + errors := errors.push s!" ✗ BAD {n}: not found in results" -- Check direct theorems (must pass) for name in directConsts do diff --git a/docs/ix_canonicity.md b/docs/ix_canonicity.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1c8cc2c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/ix_canonicity.md @@ -0,0 +1,1601 @@ +# Anonymous Canonicity in Ix + +> This is the authoritative spec for **anonymous canonicity** — the +> foundational content-addressing property of the Ix compiler. It covers +> the theory (what the property is and why we need it), the operational +> pipeline that achieves it (compile, decompile, surgery, metadata), +> worked examples from `Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean`, a testing plan, +> and the currently-open implementation work. +> +> Companion document: [`docs/Ixon.md`](./Ixon.md) (binary format +> reference). + +--- + +## 1. The Property + +Given a Lean 4 `ConstantInfo` `c`, compilation produces a content-address +`addr(c) ∈ Ixon`. The **anonymous canonicity** property is: + +``` +For every pair (c₁, c₂) of Lean constants: + + addr(c₁) = addr(c₂) + ⇔ + c₁ and c₂ are structurally identical modulo: + - local variable names + - declaration metadata (mdata, binder info, docstrings, source positions) + - source declaration order within mutual blocks + - nested-inductive aux discovery order + - hygiene annotations on Name components +``` + +Equivalently: two Lean constants share a hash iff they denote the same +mathematical object modulo cosmetic choices. + +Informally: **renaming a bound variable, reordering a mutual block, or +decorating a term with `@[inline]` does not move the content address.** +If it does, canonicity is broken and the property fails — which in turn +breaks the zk-PCC story, because two parties compiling the same library +would produce different hashes and could not share proofs. + +## 2. Why It Matters + +Ix is a **zero-knowledge proof-carrying code** platform. A proof that +`constant X typechecks` is really a proof about `addr(X)`. If two +developers compile the same mathematical library and get different +addresses, the proof from one developer doesn't verify against the +other's hash — the whole interop story collapses. + +The failure mode isn't subtle. Consider: + +```lean +-- Developer A writes: +mutual + inductive Tree | leaf | node : List Tree → Tree + inductive Forest | nil | cons : Tree → Forest → Forest +end + +-- Developer B writes the same library but declares: +mutual + inductive Forest | nil | cons : Tree → Forest → Forest + inductive Tree | leaf | node : List Tree → Tree +end +``` + +Both define the same mathematical objects. If `addr(A.Tree) ≠ addr(B.Tree)`, +a proof of `X : Tree` from A cannot be used by B's verifier. **Canonicity +restores this property** by erasing source order, binder names, and +metadata from the hash input. + +## 3. The Epimorphism / Isomorphism Pair + +Write `Source` for the set of Lean source constants and `Canonical` for +the set of content addresses. Compilation induces two maps: + +``` +Source ──(compile)──→ Canonical (many-to-one: α-equivalent sources + collapse to one canonical form) +Source ──(compile)──→ Canonical × Metadata (bijective: metadata preserves + the information erased by compile) +``` + +- **Canonical alone is epimorphic onto Source.** Renaming, reordering, + and stripping decoration are surjective: any canonical form is the image + of some Lean term, but different Lean terms can share one canonical. +- **Canonical + metadata is isomorphic to Source** (modulo source + ranges and hygiene, which are explicitly out of scope — see §5.3). + The metadata sidecar carries exactly the information needed to + reconstruct a particular Lean-visible term — binder names, mdata + wrappers, source member order, docstrings — without contributing to + the hash. + +This pair is the entire design: + +``` +Lean ──compile──▸ Ixon (canonical) + │ + │ bytes flow through kernel / ZK pipeline + │ using only the canonical form. + │ + ▼ +Lean' ◀─decompile─ Ixon + Metadata +``` + +where `Lean' ≡ Lean` as Lean `ConstantInfo`s, not just observationally. + +## 4. Three Operational Invariants + +The abstract property in §1 decomposes into three concrete invariants +that every stage of the pipeline must uphold: + +### 4.1 Content-address invariance under declaration permutation + +Two Lean blocks whose inductives, constructors, and field types are +pairwise-equal **modulo source order** must compile to the same Ixon +block address, and each constituent inductive / constructor / recursor +must share a content address with its counterpart. + +**Corollary.** The canonical block layout cannot embed any information +specific to a Lean source-walk: no aux names like +`._nested.List_1` inside the canonical content, no +source-indexed `rec_N` positions inside bodies, no source-order +motive / minor binder positions. + +### 4.2 Canonical round-trip fixed point + +``` +Lean(source₁) → compile → Ixon₁ +Ixon₁ → decompile → Lean(decompiled) +Lean(decompiled) → compile → Ixon₂ // must equal Ixon₁ +``` + +Decompile must produce a Lean representation that, when recompiled, +yields byte-equal Ixon. This forces decompile to regenerate auxiliaries +using the same canonical layout that compile produced them in — **not** +to re-run a fresh Lean source walk against the decompiled +`InductiveVal` (which would re-introduce source-order fragility). + +### 4.3 Lean-visible `_N` numbering stability + +User code (including Lean-auto-generated `_sizeOf_N`, `_ctorIdx`, etc.) +references auxiliaries by their Lean-visible `.rec_N` / +`.below_N` / `.brecOn_N` names. That numbering is part of Lean's +public API, and Lean's elaborator chose a specific +`N ↦ source aux position` mapping when the source was compiled. We +must preserve the original `N ↦ source position` relationship on +decompile, even across Lean-version drift, so downstream constants +continue to resolve their references consistently. + +These three invariants taken together give the full canonicity story: +(4.1) fixes the forward direction, (4.2) fixes the round-trip, +(4.3) fixes Lean interop under the permuted aux layout. + +## 5. What Is Erased vs. What Is Preserved + +### 5.1 Erased from canonical form + +Everything that depends on source choices is stripped before hashing: + +| Category | Where it's erased | +| ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | +| Bound variable names (λ, ∀, let) | `Expr::Lam/All/Let` has no `name` field — `src/ix/ixon/expr.rs` | +| `BinderInfo` (impl/inst/strict) | not serialized in `put_expr` | +| `Expr.mdata` wrappers | canonical form has no `Mdata` node | +| Free variable identity | FVar and MVar are rejected — `compile.rs:848-857` | +| De Bruijn depth artifacts | indices are **the** identifier; no names survive | +| Lean `InductiveVal.all` order | replaced by `sort_consts` canonical class order | +| Nested-aux discovery order | replaced by structural aux sort | +| `_N` suffixes on aux names | internal `_nested.Ext_N` uses canonical `N` | +| Hygiene info on `Name` | stripped by `compile_name` | + +### 5.2 Preserved in the metadata sidecar + +Everything needed to round-trip back to a source-faithful Lean +`ConstantInfo`: + +| Category | Where it lives | +| --------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | +| Binder names, `BinderInfo` | `ExprMetaData::Binder { name, info, … }` | +| Let binders | `ExprMetaData::LetBinder` | +| `Expr.mdata` KVMaps | `ExprMetaData::Mdata` | +| Reference names (per `Const` / `Rec`) | `ExprMetaData::Ref` | +| Projection struct name | `ExprMetaData::Prj` | +| Level-parameter names | `ConstantMetaInfo::*.lvls` | +| `InductiveVal.all` (Lean source order) | `ConstantMetaInfo::{Def,Indc,Rec}.all` | +| `ReducibilityHints` | `ConstantMetaInfo::Def.hints` | +| Original pre-aux_gen form | `Named.original = Some((addr, meta))` | +| Aux-name permutation (nested) | `stt.aux_perms` in-memory → `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout` on disk — §10.2 | +| Docstrings | planned: `ConstantMeta.doc_string: Option
` | + +### 5.3 Explicitly **not** preserved + +Source positions (`DeclarationRange`) and Lean's editor hygiene traces +are out of scope. Canonical + metadata yields a Lean term equal modulo +source-range and hygiene — which is enough for kernel, elaborator, and +proof-carrying use cases. + +## 6. The Canonical Block Layout + +A mutual inductive declaration in Lean generates **many** Ixon blocks, +not one monolithic block. Each kind of auxiliary lives in its own +canonical `Muts` block, compiled in a specific downstream order, and +the blocks link to each other via content-address projections. +This section is the structural reference for what's in each block. + +### 6.0 What lives in each Ixon block + +The Ixon types referenced below are defined in +`src/ix/ixon/constant.rs`. The relevant constructors: + +```rust +pub enum MutConst { + Defn(Definition), // tag 0 — definitions, theorems, opaques + Indc(Inductive), // tag 1 — an inductive type with its ctors + Recr(Recursor), // tag 2 — an eliminator +} + +pub struct Inductive { + pub recr: bool, pub refl: bool, pub is_unsafe: bool, + pub lvls: u64, pub params: u64, pub indices: u64, pub nested: u64, + pub typ: Arc, + pub ctors: Vec, // ← embedded; not separate MutConst entries +} + +pub struct Recursor { + pub k: bool, pub is_unsafe: bool, + pub lvls: u64, pub params: u64, pub indices: u64, + pub motives: u64, pub minors: u64, + pub typ: Arc, + pub rules: Vec, // ← one per ctor, in canonical order +} +``` + +For one user-written `mutual { … }` block of `n` user inductives that +exposes `m` distinct nested-aux signatures, compile produces these +canonical blocks (each block has its own content address): + +#### Inductive block — `Muts([ Indc, Indc, … ])` + +``` +Muts([ + Indc(rep₀), Indc(rep₁), … Indc(rep_{n−1}), // user reps in sort_consts order + Indc(_nested.Ext_1), … Indc(_nested.Ext_m), // aux inductives in structural order +]) +``` + +Each `Indc(I)` carries `I.ctors: Vec` inline. **Constructors +are not separate `MutConst` entries** — they live inside their parent +`Inductive`. This matters for projections (see 6.0.x below). + +#### Recursor block — `Muts([ Recr, Recr, … ])` + +``` +Muts([ + Recr(rep₀.rec), Recr(rep₁.rec), … Recr(rep_{n−1}.rec), // user-class recursors + Recr(rep₀._nested.Ext_1.rec), … Recr(rep₀._nested.Ext_m.rec), // aux recursors +]) +``` + +Each `Recr(R)` carries `R.rules: Vec` — one rule per +constructor of the inductive being eliminated, in canonical layout +order. For aux recursors, the rules cover the aux inductive's ctors. + +The motive/minor split inside each recursor's `typ` follows §6.3: +`∀ params, [user-motives] [aux-motives] [user-minors] [aux-minors] indices major, target`. + +#### `casesOn` block — `Muts([ Defn, Defn, … ])` + +``` +Muts([ + Defn(rep₀.casesOn), Defn(rep₁.casesOn), … Defn(rep_{n−1}.casesOn), +]) +``` + +One `Defn` per user representative. Auxiliary inductives don't get +their own `.casesOn` (Lean only emits them for user types). Each +`.casesOn` body is `λ params motive indices major, rep.rec p₀ … (λ … PUnit) …` +— the `.rec` with non-target motives stubbed to `PUnit`. + +#### `recOn` block — `Muts([ Defn, Defn, … ])` + +``` +Muts([ + Defn(rep₀.recOn), Defn(rep₁.recOn), … Defn(rep_{n−1}.recOn), +]) +``` + +Same shape as `.casesOn` but preserves all motives and reorders the +binder chain `(major after minors)` to `(major before minors)` — +matching Lean's `Iff.rec` / `Eq.rec` style. + +#### `below` blocks — two of them + +``` +Muts([ // BELOW INDC BLOCK (Prop case) + Indc(rep₀.below), Indc(rep₁.below), …, +]) + +Muts([ // BELOW DEF BLOCK (Type case + nested aux) + Defn(rep₀.below), Defn(rep₁.below), …, + Defn(rep₀.below_1), … Defn(rep₀.below_m), // nested aux .below_N +]) +``` + +`.below` lives in different blocks depending on the inductive's universe: +inductives in `Prop` get an `Inductive` payload (no value, just a +type-level predicate); inductives in `Type` get a `Definition` +payload (value-level, returning `PProd` of motives). + +#### `below.rec` block — Prop case only + +``` +Muts([ // BELOW.REC BLOCK + Recr(rep₀.below.rec), Recr(rep₁.below.rec), …, +]) +``` + +Recursors for the Prop-case `.below` inductives. + +#### `brecOn` blocks — three of them + +``` +Muts([ Defn(rep₀.brecOn.go), … ]) // BRECON.GO BLOCK (sub-defs) +Muts([ Defn(rep₀.brecOn), … ]) // BRECON BLOCK (main entry) +Muts([ Defn(rep₀.brecOn.eq), … ]) // BRECON.EQ BLOCK (unfolding lemmas) +``` + +Three batches because of dependency order: `.go` is the inner worker, +`.brecOn` calls into `.go`, and `.eq` proves the unfolding equation +for `.brecOn`. + +#### Inter-block references — projections + +Individual constants are exposed as **projections** into their +containing `Muts` block: + +```rust +pub enum ConstantInfo { + … + CPrj(ConstructorProj), // → Muts inductive block, idx + cidx + RPrj(RecursorProj), // → Muts recursor block, idx + IPrj(InductiveProj), // → Muts inductive block, idx + DPrj(DefinitionProj), // → Muts definition block, idx + … +} + +pub struct InductiveProj { pub idx: u64, pub block: Address } +pub struct ConstructorProj { pub idx: u64, pub cidx: u64, pub block: Address } +pub struct RecursorProj { pub idx: u64, pub block: Address } +pub struct DefinitionProj { pub idx: u64, pub block: Address } +``` + +So for a mutual block with primary `A`, `B` and one nested aux +`_nested.List_1`: + +``` +Lean-side name Ixon resolution +───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +A IPrj { block: , idx: 0 } +A.mk CPrj { block: , idx: 0, cidx: 0 } +B IPrj { block: , idx: 1 } +B.mk CPrj { block: , idx: 1, cidx: 0 } +A._nested.List_1 IPrj { block: , idx: 2 } +A._nested.List_1.cons CPrj { block: , idx: 2, cidx: 0 } +A.rec RPrj { block: , idx: 0 } +B.rec RPrj { block: , idx: 1 } +A.rec_1 RPrj { block: , idx: 2 } ← canonical _N +A.casesOn DPrj { block: , idx: 0 } +A.below DPrj/IPrj { block: , idx: 0 } +A.brecOn DPrj { block: , idx: 0 } +A.brecOn.go DPrj { block: , idx: 0 } +A.brecOn.eq DPrj { block: , idx: 0 } +``` + +A few key consequences: + +- **The block address is the canonical content hash.** Two mutual + declarations with the same canonical layout produce the same + block address. Every projection into them therefore also has the + same address (the `Address` field is identical, the `idx` is + identical because the canonical order is identical). + +- **Constructors don't have their own block address.** They live as + `Constructor` records inside `Inductive.ctors`; their projection + carries both `idx` (which inductive in the Muts block) and `cidx` + (which constructor inside that inductive). + +- **Aux inductives sit in the same block as user inductives.** + Position 0..n-1 hold user reps, n..n+m-1 hold nested auxes. There + is no separate "aux inductive block". + +- **Aux recursors sit in the same block as user recursors.** Same + layout: user recursors first (in `sort_consts` order), then aux + recursors (in structural aux order). `A.rec` and `A.rec_1` differ only + in `idx`. + +- **Aux `.below_N` definitions sit inside the existing below-def + block.** They're appended after the user-class `.below` defs. + +- **`.casesOn` and `.recOn` have no aux variants.** Lean only emits + them for user-declared inductives. The blocks contain exactly + `n` entries. + +This structure is what gives canonicity its operational form: the +content of each block is byte-determined by `(sorted_classes, expanded +nested aux, level params, parameter telescope)` — none of which depend +on source declaration order. + +### 6.0.1 Compile-time block ordering + +The compile-time ordering (per `src/ix/compile/mutual.rs`) is: + +``` +compile_mutual_block // Primary inductives + → Muts([ Indc(U₀), Indc(U₁), …, // User classes in sort_consts order + Indc(A₀), Indc(A₁), … ]) // Nested auxes, structurally sorted, dedup'd + +compile_aux_block(rec_consts) // Primary + aux recursors + → Muts([ Recr(U₀.rec), Recr(U₁.rec), …, + Recr(A₀.rec), Recr(A₁.rec), … ]) + +compile_aux_block(cases_on_defs) // CasesOn definitions + → Muts([ Defn(U₀.casesOn), Defn(U₁.casesOn), … ]) + +compile_aux_block(rec_on_defs) // RecOn definitions + → Muts([ Defn(U₀.recOn), Defn(U₁.recOn), … ]) + +compile_aux_block(below_indcs) // Prop-level .below inductives + → Muts([ Indc(U₀.below), Indc(U₁.below), … ]) + +compile_aux_block(below_defs) // Type-level .below definitions + → Muts([ Defn(U₀.below), Defn(U₁.below), …, + Defn(U₀.below_1), Defn(U₀.below_2), … ]) + +compile_below_recursors(below_indcs) // .below's own recursors (Prop case) + → Muts([ Recr(U₀.below.rec), … ]) + +compile_aux_block(brecon_defs) × 3 // BRecOn, split into 3 batches + → Muts([ Defn(U₀.brecOn.go), … ]) // batch 0: .go sub-definitions + → Muts([ Defn(U₀.brecOn), … ]) // batch 1: main .brecOn + → Muts([ Defn(U₀.brecOn.eq), … ]) // batch 2: .eq sub-definitions +``` + +Ixon references between these blocks are **content-address projections** +(`InductiveProj`, `RecursorProj`, `DefinitionProj`): each projection +carries a block address and an index within that block's member list. +So the primary recursor `A₀.rec` lives at +`RecursorProj { block: , idx: 0 }`, independent of +where the primary inductive `A₀` lives in the inductive block. + +### 6.1 User-class ordering (applies to every block kind) + +User classes are sorted by `sort_consts` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2526`), +which is a structural sort: + +- Primary key: alpha-invariant structural comparison (ignores names, + compares type/value structure). +- Secondary key: lexicographic on names, for ties. +- **Alpha-collapse**: if two user inductives are structurally + equivalent modulo renaming, they collapse into one *class* with a + representative. Only the representative appears in each canonical + block; aliases get deep-renamed patches that also land in the same + block under the alias's name mapping. + +Every downstream block (rec, casesOn, recOn, below, brecOn) inherits +this user-class ordering by construction — each block enumerates the +primary members in the same order. + +### 6.2 Nested-aux section ordering + +The nested-aux section appears in the **inductive block** and the +**recursor block** (plus below and brecOn derivatives). It's sorted +by the same structural comparator used for ordinary mutual constants: + +- `expand_nested_block` walks user-class ctors, replacing each nested + occurrence `ExtInd (args containing block params)` with a synthetic + `_nested.ExtInd_N α` aux inductive. +- `sort_aux_by_content_hash` is a legacy name. The implementation now + builds temporary aux `Indc` values and runs `sort_consts` on the aux + slice, so ordering and alpha-collapse use the same structural relation + as normal mutual blocks. +- References to already-compiled originals/external constants compare by + compiled content address. If a referenced name cannot be resolved, the + comparator errors instead of falling back to a namespace-sensitive name + hash. +- Alpha-equivalent auxes collapse into one aux class; source auxes that + share that class all point at the same canonical representative aux + inductive. + +This gives a **source-order-independent** canonical layout: any +permutation of user source declaration produces the same ordered aux +section, because the sort key is structural content plus resolved addresses. + +All downstream blocks (recursors, below, brecOn) number their +aux-derived members in this same structural order, so a given aux +inductive at canonical position `i` in the inductive block has its +recursor at `i`-aligned position in the recursor block, its `.below` +at `i`-aligned position in the below block, and so on. + +### 6.3 Recursor binder layout + +For any recursor (primary or nested-aux) in the canonical recursor +block, the type binder chain is: + +``` +∀ params, motives, minors, indices, major, motive_target(…) +``` + +with motives and minors split into user + aux segments: + +``` +motives: [ user-motives in sort_consts order ] + [ aux-motives in structural aux order, dedup'd ] +minors: [ user-minors grouped by user class ] + [ aux-minors grouped by aux class, structural aux order ] +rules: one per ctor, flattened in the same user → aux layout. +``` + +The same user/aux split appears in `.below` value bodies (which apply +the rec with motive/minor wrappers in the same order), `.brecOn`, +`.casesOn`, `.recOn` — everything that holds a rec-shaped argument +list inherits the canonical split. + +### 6.4 The `rec_N` / `below_N` / `brecOn_N` name mapping + +Lean uses **source-walk indexing** for aux-member names: +`.rec_{source_j + 1}` where `source_j` is the order +in which Lean's elaborator discovered the aux during ctor scanning. + +Ix canonical layout uses **canonical aux indexing** internally. To keep +Lean-visible naming stable, we carry a permutation: + +``` +perm[source_j] = canonical_i // O(n_source_aux) mapping +``` + +and expose each `canonical aux at index i` under the Lean-visible +name `.rec_{source_j + 1}` for the *representative* +`source_j` of each canonical class (the minimum `source_j` whose +`perm[source_j] = canonical_i`). The mapping applies identically to +`.below_N`, `.brecOn_N`, `.brecOn_N.go`, `.brecOn_N.eq` — they all +share the canonical aux-section numbering. + +Because of alpha-collapse in the aux section, multiple source `_N` +names can point at the same canonical aux; all such names resolve to +the same projection address (in the inductive block for the aux +inductive itself, and in the corresponding derived blocks for its +`.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn`, etc.). + +### 6.5 The content-address recipe + +Each block's content hash is computed from its **members array in +canonical layout order**. The aux permutation and the Lean-visible +name mapping are metadata on the `Named` entries (see §10) — they do +not enter any block's content hash. + +Because each block's canonical layout is deterministic from the set +of user-class inductives (after alpha-collapse) and the set of +nested-aux signatures (structurally sorted), two Lean mutual declarations +that agree on those two sets produce identical block content hashes +**and** identical projection addresses for every aux constant — +regardless of source declaration order. + +## 7. The Compile Pipeline + +``` +Lean.Env + │ + │ (for each mutual inductive block) + ▼ +sort_consts → sorted_classes: Vec> [compile.rs] + │ // alpha-collapse + │ + ▼ +compile_mutual_block(primary_inductives) [compile.rs] + → Muts([ Indc(U₀), Indc(U₁), …, Indc(A₀), Indc(A₁), … ]) // INDUCTIVE BLOCK + // Constructors are embedded in each Indc's `ctors` field. + // + // Nested-aux inductives live in this SAME block, after the user + // classes. They're the `_nested.ExtInd_N` synthetic inductives + // built by expand_nested_block and structurally sorted. + │ + │ + ▼ +generate_aux_patches(sorted_classes, original_all, …) [aux_gen.rs] + │ + ├─ expand_nested_block(ordered_originals, alias_to_rep) [nested.rs] + │ → ExpandedBlock { types, aux_to_nested, aux_ctor_map, … } + │ + ├─ sort_aux_by_content_hash(&mut expanded, stt) [nested.rs] + │ → perm[old_j] = new_j (mutates expanded.types in place) + │ + ├─ compute_aux_perm(expanded, original_all, …) [nested.rs] + │ → perm[source_j] = canonical_i + │ + ├─ generate_recursors_from_expanded(sorted_classes, expanded) [recursor.rs] + │ → Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)> // in canonical layout + │ + ├─ RestoreCtx::restore — map _nested.X_N references in rec bodies + │ back to ExtInd spec_params form [expr_utils.rs] + │ + ├─ generate_below_constants, generate_brecon_constants, + │ generate_cases_on, generate_rec_on [below/brecon/…] + │ → Derived patches (Defn or Indc, per aux kind) + │ + └─ alias_patches — deep-rename each rep's patches for each + non-rep class member [aux_gen.rs:648-700] + │ + ▼ +AuxPatchesOutput { patches, perm, … } + │ + │ (per aux kind, each compiled into its OWN downstream Muts block:) + ▼ +compile_aux_block(rec_consts) → Muts([ Recr(…), … ]) // REC BLOCK +compile_aux_block(cases_on_defs) → Muts([ Defn(…), … ]) // CASES_ON BLOCK +compile_aux_block(rec_on_defs) → Muts([ Defn(…), … ]) // REC_ON BLOCK +compile_aux_block(below_indcs) → Muts([ Indc(…), … ]) // BELOW INDC BLOCK (Prop) +compile_aux_block(below_defs) → Muts([ Defn(…), … ]) // BELOW DEF BLOCK (Type) +compile_below_recursors(…) → Muts([ Recr(…), … ]) // BELOW.REC BLOCK (Prop) +compile_aux_block(brecon_go) → Muts([ Defn(…), … ]) // BRECON.GO BLOCK +compile_aux_block(brecon_main) → Muts([ Defn(…), … ]) // BRECON BLOCK +compile_aux_block(brecon_eq) → Muts([ Defn(…), … ]) // BRECON.EQ BLOCK + │ + │ Each block's member order is [user-classes (sort_consts) | aux (structural sort)]. + │ Blocks reference each other via content-address projections + │ (IndcProj / RecrProj / DefnProj), NOT by embedding. + │ + ▼ +stt.aux_perms.insert( + name_of(), // key: Name (from env.get_name(addr)) + AuxLayout { perm, source_ctor_counts }, +) + │ + ▼ +compute_call_site_plans (per aux name) → surgery [surgery.rs] + │ + ▼ +Ixon bytes (many canonical blocks + per-block metadata) +``` + +Five invariants hold at the pipeline seams: + +1. **Ingress is name-only via content-hash.** `compile_name(name)` + uses `Blake3(name.components)`; hygiene is stripped. +2. **Sort is total, deterministic, and refinement-closed.** + `sort_consts` iterates until the partition of a mutual block into + equivalence classes stabilizes. Name-based tie-breaking only selects + *within* a class — class membership is determined by structure. +3. **Nested-aux discovery is de-duped by bundle-hash.** + `replace_if_nested` in `nested.rs` keeps an `aux_seen: Vec<(Hash, Name)>` + table so alpha-equivalent nested occurrences reuse the same aux name. +4. **Nested-aux section is structurally sorted.** `sort_aux_by_content_hash` + renames `_nested.Ext_` after `sort_consts`-style structural + sorting, so two semantically equal blocks declared in different source + orders produce byte-equal aux sections. +5. **Binder names exit the bytes, into the arena.** `put_expr` omits + names on `Lam`/`All`/`Let`; the arena records them as + `ExprMetaData::Binder` entries that never contribute to + `Constant::commit()`. + +## 8. Call-Site Surgery + +User code — and Lean-auto-generated constants like `_sizeOf_N`, +`_ctorIdx`, `.noConfusion` — reference aux constants by applying them +to source-order argument lists: + +``` +.rec_N p₁ … p_P m₁ … m_K x₁ … x_L i₁ … i_I j + params motives minors indices major +``` + +In Ix, the canonical `rec_N` has motives / minors in canonical order +(different positions from what the source call site expects). Surgery +**rewrites each call site's argument list** to match the canonical +aux's binder order, using the stored `perm` and `source_ctor_counts`. + +The `CallSitePlan` per aux name records: + +- `motive_keep[i]`: which source motives survive alpha-collapse +- `minor_keep[i]`: which source minors survive +- `source_to_canon_motive[i]`: permutation into canonical positions +- `source_to_canon_minor[i]`: same for minors + +At every `App(rec, args)` site, surgery decomposes the spine and +reorders / drops arguments accordingly. + +**This is why patches must be emitted in canonical layout.** Surgery +operates on call sites, assuming the callee has canonical binder +order. If the patch were in source order, surgery's rewrites would +misalign with the actual callee, and transitively-dependent constants +(notably `_sizeOf_*`) would reference wrong addresses. + +## 9. The Decompile Pipeline + +Decompile is the inverse of compile: given an Ixon environment (bytes ++ `Named` metadata), reconstruct Lean `ConstantInfo` values that Lean +treats as equivalent to the original source. It has two audiences with +different requirements: + +- **Kernel / ZK consumers** want the *canonical* Lean form — the one + whose recompile will yield byte-equal Ixon, which is what the + proof-carrying-code pipeline checks against. +- **Human / elaborator consumers** want the *source-faithful* Lean + form — the one that matches what the user typed, with original + binder names and the original Lean-visible `rec_N` / `below_N` + numbering. + +These two forms differ because aux_gen rewrites some constants +(notably recursors, `.below`, `.brecOn`) into canonical layouts that +are not byte-equal to Lean's own `.rec` / `.below` / `.brecOn` output. +The `Named.original` field (§9.2) is how we serve both audiences from +the same Ixon environment. + +### 9.1 The three-track decompile + +``` +Ixon bytes + Named map + │ + ▼ +Ixon decoder → (Constant content, ConstantMeta, Option<(orig_addr, orig_meta)>) + │ ───── Named.original ───── + │ + │ (for each Named entry) + ▼ +route on constant kind + Named.original presence + │ + ├─ Non-aux_gen constant (Def, Axio, Quot, ordinary Indc/Ctor/Rec): + │ original == None + │ → decompile Constant content directly using meta.arena for + │ binder names. + │ → Result: one LeanConstantInfo; canonical ≡ source for these. + │ + ├─ Aux_gen-rewritten constant (.rec, .casesOn, .below, .brecOn, + │ .rec_N, .below_N, .brecOn_N, etc.): + │ original == Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)) + │ │ + │ ├─ Canonical path (for recompile / kernel / ZK): + │ │ Decompile the Constant at `named.addr` using + │ │ `named.meta`. This is the structurally sorted, alpha-collapsed, + │ │ source-order-independent form. + │ │ + │ └─ Source-faithful path (for elaborator / decompile_check): + │ Decompile the Constant at `orig_addr` using `orig_meta`. + │ This is the original pre-aux_gen form, with Lean's + │ source-order motives, source-order `rec_N`, and + │ original binder names. + │ + └─ Non-aux_gen projection into an aux_gen-rewritten block + (e.g. `A.rec` where A's rec block was regenerated): + Decompile resolves the projection against the canonical + block's `idx`, then reconstructs the Lean recursor by + composing the block's per-member Lean form with the + per-member `original` when needed. +``` + +Key correspondence: + +- `named.addr` is the **content address** of the canonical + constant in `env.consts`. Equal for alpha-collapsed aliases + (that's the epimorphism direction). +- `named.meta` is the **canonical metadata** — binder names, mdata, + `all` field — aligned with the canonical-layout constant at + `named.addr`. +- `named.original.as_ref().map(|(a, _)| a)` is the content address + of the **pre-aux_gen constant** (if the rewrite changed the form). +- `named.original.as_ref().map(|(_, m)| m)` is the pre-aux_gen + metadata — same arena shape, but with the Lean-source binder names + and Lean-source `all` ordering. + +### 9.2 The `Named.original` field + +```rust +// src/ix/ixon/env.rs +pub struct Named { + /// Address of the canonical Constant (in env.consts). + /// Alpha-equivalent sources share this address. + pub addr: Address, + + /// Metadata aligned with the canonical form: binder names, mdata, + /// BinderInfo, Lean-source `all` list, reducibility hints, etc. + pub meta: ConstantMeta, + + /// When aux_gen replaces the source Lean form with a canonical + /// layout, `original` carries the pre-rewrite form: + /// - original.0 = content address of the source-form Constant + /// (may equal `addr` if no rewrite; then `None`) + /// - original.1 = metadata for the source form + /// + /// None for constants that aux_gen doesn't touch (ordinary defs, + /// axioms, user inductives) — their canonical IS the source. + pub original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)>, +} +``` + +**Who writes it.** `src/ix/compile.rs:331` populates `original` +inside the aux_gen post-compilation step. For every constant whose +aux_gen patch differs from Lean's own output (i.e. any `.rec`, +`.casesOn`, `.recOn`, `.below`, `.brecOn` in a block that required +canonicalization), the compiler: + +1. Compiles the canonical patch the way aux_gen emits it — + its address becomes `named.addr`, its metadata `named.meta`. +2. Compiles the Lean-source form through `compile_const_no_aux` + (`compile.rs:2584`), which is a pristine compile that does NOT + enter aux_gen — its address becomes `named.original.0`, its + metadata `named.original.1`. +3. Both entries go into `env.consts` (keyed by distinct addresses); + the `Named` entry points at the canonical via `addr` and retains + the original via `original`. + +**Who reads it.** `src/ix/decompile.rs`: + +- Lines 2534, 2544: `if let Some((ref orig_a, _)) = named.original` — + decompile uses the *original* address when it needs the + source-faithful form (e.g. for roundtrip against Lean's own output + in ValidateAux Phase 6). +- Line 2648: picks between `named.meta` and `named.original.as_ref().unwrap().1` + depending on which form the caller asked for. +- Line 1889: `pub(crate) fn is_aux_gen_suffix(name: &Name) -> bool` — + the suffix predicate. +- Line 3055: `if named.original.is_some() && is_aux_gen_suffix(name)` — + routing gate that selects the canonical-vs-source two-track path. +- Line 4038: `if named.original.is_none()` — fast path for ordinary + constants (no aux_gen involvement). + +**Why two forms are needed.** Without `original`: + +- Decompile could produce only the canonical form, which doesn't + match what Lean's `A.rec` looks like (canonical has structurally sorted + motives / aux, Lean has source-walk order). That breaks + ValidateAux Phase 6 (aux congruence) and any source-faithful Lean + isomorphism check layered on top of decompile. +- Or decompile could re-run aux_gen on the decompiled inductive + block and derive a fresh canonical form. But Lean-version drift + in the source walk would cause that fresh form to diverge from + the stored canonical (invariant 4.2 violated). + +Storing both forms is the cheapest way to serve both consumers and +preserve invariant 4.2 across Lean upgrades. + +### 9.3 Mutual-block reconstruction + +For aux_gen-rewritten mutual blocks, decompile's canonical path needs +to regenerate the block in the same layout compile produced. The +entry point is `decompile_block_aux_gen` at +`src/ix/decompile.rs:3226`, which today proceeds as follows: + +``` +decompile_block_aux_gen(block_addr, env): + 1. Before any block work, rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env (decompile.rs:3148) + has already scanned every Muts-tagged Named entry and populated + `stt.aux_perms[source_first_name] = layout` from + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout (§10.2). + 2. Load Muts block at `block_addr`. + 3. For each primary inductive in the block, decompile its user-form + InductiveVal (using original.1 for source-faithful binder names). + 4. Build a singleton-class alpha layout (decompile.rs:3252-3259) — + one inductive per class. This is a tactical workaround for the + full sort_consts re-run and is the remaining open item here + (§17.2); it's sufficient for non-alpha-collapsed blocks but + skips the collapse-class rebuild. + 5. Look up the block's stored AuxLayout from `stt.aux_perms` + (populated by step 1). When present, pass it to + `generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout` at decompile.rs:3324 + to recover the exact canonical aux layout compile produced. + When absent (block had no nested auxes), fall back to + `generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay`. + 6. Insert decompiled user-form ConstantInfos into dstt.env. +``` + +**Decompile MUST NOT** run a fresh source walk on the decompiled +inductives to re-derive the nested-aux order. A fresh walk's +discovery order could differ from the original compile-time source +walk (Lean-version drift, ctor reordering in the source), which +would produce different `_N` numbering and break invariants 4.2 and +4.3. The persisted `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout` **preserves +the original compile-time source-walk numbering** forever; that's +the whole point of storing it. + +### 9.4 Recompilation and the roundtrip fixed point + +The strongest statement of canonicity is the **fixed-point property**: + +``` +∀ c ∈ Lean. compile(decompile(compile(c))) = compile(c) as Ixon bytes +``` + +i.e. one compile → decompile → compile round-trip produces the same +canonical bytes as the first compile. This is invariant 4.2 made +operational. + +The mechanism: + +``` +compile(c) ─▸ canonical bytes B₁, + with Named { addr = A_canon, + meta = M_canon, + original = Some((A_orig, M_orig)) } + when c is aux_gen-touched. + +decompile( … ) ─ (source-faithful track) ─▸ Lean constant c' + reads: with binder names from + - named.original.1 for aux_gen names M_orig, mutual-member + - named.meta for others order from M_orig.all, + Lean-source _N numbering. + +compile(c') ─▸ canonical bytes B₂ + path: + - sort_consts sees the same α-classes as the first compile + because c' has the same structural shape (only cosmetic fields + may differ, and they don't affect sort_consts). + - expand_nested_block produces the same ExpandedBlock because + c''s ctors mention the same nested inductives applied to the + same structural block members. + - sort_aux_by_content_hash produces the same canonical order + because aux comparison depends on structural content and resolved + addresses, not source names. + - aux_gen produces the same patches because its input is + (sorted_classes, expanded, level params, etc.) — all of which + are determined by c''s structure. + - stt.aux_perms is repopulated with the same AuxLayout, and + surgery rewrites call sites identically. + +Therefore B₂ == B₁. +``` + +Where this can break: + +- **Metadata incompleteness.** If decompile drops information that + compile's canonicalization relies on — e.g. if `original` is not + populated and decompile has to re-derive binder names from the + canonical form — the second compile may produce a subtly different + `ExpandedBlock` (different nested-aux param spellings), which then + structurally sorts into a different order. Invariant 4.2 violated. +- **Permutation-comparator partiality.** The comparator used by + ValidateAux Phase 6 to check `decompile(canonical) ≡ original` + (see §16.3) must match aux_gen's actual canonicalization. If `PermCtx` + misses a case, Phase 6 fails even though the canonical form itself is + correct; decompile outputs differ from Lean's `.rec_N` at motive + positions, and the roundtrip fixed-point becomes observable only + through recompile-and-compare, not through the cheaper ≡-check. +- **Source-walk drift.** If Lean's internal source walk for nested- + aux discovery changes between versions (commit history, library + updates), the stored `AuxLayout` still anchors us to the original + `source_j → canonical_i` mapping — but a fresh walk inside + decompile would pick different source `_N`s. That's precisely why + decompile must read `AuxLayout` from `Named`, not re-derive it. + +In practice, the roundtrip test is: + +```rust +for name in env.constants.keys() { + let original = env.find(name); + let ixon_1 = compile(&[original], &env).bytes(); + let decompiled = decompile(ixon_1).find(name); + let ixon_2 = compile(&[decompiled], &env).bytes(); + assert_eq!(ixon_1, ixon_2); +} +``` + +This is validate-aux Phase 7b (§16.2). + +## 10. Metadata Required for Round-trip + +Metadata is attached to `Named` entries in the Ixon env, one per Lean +name. It's distinct from the block content — metadata doesn't enter +any block's content hash. For a mutual inductive declaration, +canonicity requires metadata on the per-inductive Named entries +*and* on the block-level `Muts` Named entry. + +### 10.1 Stored and wired through + +- **Per-inductive `all` list**: the Lean source-order + `InductiveVal.all`, including all alpha-collapsed aliases. Stored + on each inductive's `ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { all, … }` + (`src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs:131`) and likewise on `Def.all` / `Rec.all` + for constants that carry a mutual context. Without this, decompile + can't reconstruct alias names or re-run `sort_consts`. +- **Block-level `Muts.all`**: the synthetic metadata for the block + itself, `all: Vec>` — each inner `Vec` is one + alpha-equivalence class of name-hash addresses + (`metadata.rs:166-169`). +- **Per-constant names and binder info**: each constant's Lean name + (canonical `Named` entry key), plus the `ExprMetaData::Binder` + arena entries. + +### 10.2 Aux layout persistence (shipped) + +The aux permutation lives on the block's `Muts` meta variant, not on +`Named` itself — it's a property of the block rather than of any +individual member: + +```rust +// src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs +ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { + all: Vec>, + aux_layout: Option, // Some for blocks with nested auxes +} + +// src/ix/ixon/env.rs +pub struct AuxLayout { + /// `perm[source_j] = canonical_i`: source-walk → canonical aux order. + pub perm: Vec, + /// Ctor count of each source-walk aux at position j. + pub source_ctor_counts: Vec, +} +``` + +- **Aux permutation** `perm: Vec` — length `n_source_aux`, + where `perm[source_j] = canonical_i`. The sentinel + `PERM_OUT_OF_SCC = usize::MAX` (`nested.rs:762`) marks source + auxes that belong to a different SCC (so they shouldn't be + resolved via this block). +- **Source ctor counts** `source_ctor_counts: Vec` — ctor + count of each source-walk aux. Surgery consumes this to rewrite + call sites, and decompile consumes it to reconstruct the + source-indexed `_N` names that Lean exposes. + +**Compile** constructs the layout as a local in +`compile_aux_gen_block` (`mutual.rs:453-483`) using `aux_out.perm` +from `generate_aux_patches` plus ctor counts from +`nested::source_aux_order`. The same local is (a) passed directly +to surgery (`compute_call_site_plans` at `surgery.rs:166` takes +`aux_layout: Option<&AuxLayout>`) and (b) embedded on the block's +`ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout` for persistence. + +**Decompile** recovers it by scanning every Muts-tagged Named entry +at startup via `rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env` +(`src/ix/decompile.rs:3148`). The scan resolves each block's +`Muts.all[0][0]` — the first canonical-class representative — back +to its source-order first inductive via `rep.meta.Indc.all[0]`, and +writes `stt.aux_perms[source_first_name] = layout`. This DashMap +(`compile.rs:187`, `DashMap`) is the shared +lookup table that `decompile_block_aux_gen` (§9.3) uses to retrieve +a block's layout before handing it to +`generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout`. + +**Serialization.** The Muts payload round-trips through +`metadata.rs:1056-1065` (write) and `metadata.rs:1144-1161` (read); +the 0/1 tag for `Option` lives on disk. + +### 10.3 Not stored (derived at compile and decompile time) + +The **canonical block layout** (canonical aux positions, user-class +order, recursor binder split) is derived from the inductives plus +alpha-collapse plus structural aux sorting — all of which are computable from the +decompiled inductive data alone. Do not store the derived layout +directly; it falls out of the canonical rules, and storing it would +just create room for skew between storage and rederivation. + +## 11. Sort Algorithms + +### 11.1 User-class `sort_consts` + +Iterative refinement (`src/ix/compile.rs:2526`): + +``` +Initial sort: lex by name (cs.sort_by_key(|x| x.name())) +classes := [cs] +loop: + for each class with |class| > 1: + ctx := MutConst::ctx(classes) + sorted := sort_by_compare(class, ctx, cache, stt) + groups := group_by(sorted, |a,b| eq_const(a, b, ctx, cache, stt)) + new_classes.extend(groups) + re-sort each class by name + if new_classes == classes: break + classes := new_classes +``` + +`compare_const` and `eq_const` compare structurally under the current +partition, so alpha-equivalent constants end up grouped and +structurally-distinct constants end up separated. The refinement loop +terminates because the partition can only get finer, and there are +finitely many constants. + +### 11.2 Nested-aux `sort_aux_by_content_hash` + +The name is historical; this is now a structural sort, not a direct +Blake3 bundle sort. + +``` +expanded auxes → temporary MutConst::Indc values +sort_consts(aux slice, cache, stt) + where compare_expr resolves non-mutual Const/Proj names by content address + and errors if a name is unresolved + +after sort, rebuild aux names as `._nested._`, +where `` is recovered from the pre-sort name's suffix (e.g. +`Array`, `Option`, `List`). + +cascade rename: + - aux_ctor_map keys and values + - aux_to_nested keys + - every member.typ and ctor.typ (auxes can reference other auxes) +``` + +This gives content-addressed canonical ordering without using source names as +a tie-breaker. Alpha-equivalent auxes collapse through `sort_consts`, and +source-walk aux positions are related back to canonical positions by +`compute_aux_perm`. + +## 12. Worked Examples — Single Constants + +### 12.1 α-rename + +```lean +def f₁ : Nat → Nat := fun x => x + 1 +def f₂ : Nat → Nat := fun y => y + 1 +``` + +Under compile: + +``` +Ixon Expr for both: + Lam( Ref(idx=Nat), App(App(Ref(idx=HAdd.hAdd), Var(0)), Nat(1)) ) +``` + +The binder names `x` and `y` live in +`meta.arena[Binder { name: Address(x|y), info, … }]` — separate arena +entries, distinct addresses — but both addresses are outside the hash +input. `addr(f₁) == addr(f₂)`. + +### 12.2 mdata strip + +```lean +def g₁ : Nat := n + n +def g₂ : Nat := @[inline] (n + n) -- conceptually; Lean stores via `mdata` +``` + +`put_expr` ignores `Mdata` nodes entirely — the canonical form has no +`Mdata` variant. Both values hash to the same bytes; +`addr(g₁) == addr(g₂)`. + +### 12.3 Universe permutation (non-equal) + +```lean +def h₁.{u, v} : Sort u → Sort v → Sort (max u v) := … +def h₂.{u, v} : Sort v → Sort u → Sort (max u v) := … +``` + +These are **not** α-equivalent: the order of universe params is part +of the structural signature. `addr(h₁) ≠ addr(h₂)`. Canonicity isn't +"equal up to any renaming" — it's equal up to the *specific* +equivalences in §1. + +## 13. Worked Examples — Mutual Blocks + +The fixtures in `Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean` exercise the cases +below. Unless otherwise noted, every example declares the same block +twice in different order; the assertion is that **both declarations +hash to the same block address**. + +### 13.1 `AlphaCollapse` — isomorphic mutual recursion + +```lean +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → B +end +``` + +`A` and `B` are structurally identical: each has one constructor +taking the *other* inductive as its single field. `sort_consts` +reports a single equivalence class `[A, B]`; the canonical block +contains exactly one `Inductive` member (the class representative), +and both names `A` and `B` resolve to `IndcProj { block, idx: 0 }`. +`addr(A) == addr(B)`. + +### 13.2 `OverMerge` — SCC with non-equivalent members + +```lean +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → A → B -- two A fields; structurally distinct from A + inductive C | c : A → B → C -- external: references both +end +``` + +`A` and `B` are in one SCC but **not** alpha-equivalent (`B` has an +extra field). `sort_consts` produces two classes `[A]` and `[B]`; +`C` lives in a separate SCC. The block stores both members; +`addr(A) ≠ addr(B)`. + +### 13.3 `OverMerge.reordered` — permutation invariance + +```lean +mutual + inductive B2 | b : A2 → A2 → B2 + inductive C2 | c : A2 → B2 → C2 + inductive A2 | a : B2 → A2 +end +``` + +Same structure as `OverMerge` above, declared in a different source +order. `sort_consts` sees the same SCC and structural classes. +`addr(A2) == addr(A)` after alpha-collapse on the alias map. + +### 13.4 `AlphaCollapse3` — longer cycles + +```lean +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : C → B + inductive C | c : A → C +end +``` + +All three are alpha-equivalent (cycle of length 3). `sort_consts` +collapses them to one class `[A, B, C]` with one representative. +`addr(A) == addr(B) == addr(C)`. The length-4 cycle `AlphaCollapse4` +(`W→X→Y→Z→W`) is the same shape. + +### 13.5 `AlphaCollapse` with recursive-self collapse + +```lean +mutual + inductive A | a : B → A + inductive B | b : A → B +end + +mutual + inductive A' | a' : A' → A' -- self-ref, same shape under collapse +end +``` + +The self-referential `A'` has the **same** canonical form as the +mutual pair — because under alpha-collapse, both `A` and `A'` compile +to `Inductive with one ctor of domain (Rec 0)`. The test verifies +`addr(A) == addr(A')`. + +## 14. Worked Examples — Nested Inductives + +Nested inductives are the hardest case. The pipeline: + +``` +expand_nested_block (src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs:369) + → replaces each `ExtInd (args-with-block-params)` with a synthetic + `_nested.ExtInd_N` aux inductive sharing block params/levels. + → dedupes alpha-equivalent occurrences via hash-keyed aux_seen table. + +sort_aux_by_content_hash (nested.rs:538) + → sorts auxes with the same structural comparator as `sort_consts` + and renames them to canonical _N positions. + +compute_aux_perm (nested.rs:797) + → builds the source-walk → canonical permutation for surgery. + +compute_call_site_plans (src/ix/compile/surgery.rs:166) + → rewrites call-site arg lists so `f.rec_2 args` produced by Lean's + source-walk lands in our canonical-order recursor. +``` + +### 14.1 `NestedSimple` — single inductive nesting + +```lean +inductive Tree where + | leaf : Nat → Tree + | node : List Tree → Tree +``` + +Single inductive, no alpha-collapse. `expand_nested_block` creates one +aux `Tree._nested.List_1` with ctors mirroring `List.nil` and +`List.cons` but fixed to `Tree`. Canonical block: + +``` +Muts([ + Indc(Tree), // idx 0 + Indc(_nested.List_1), // idx 1 — sole aux +]) +``` + +Aux recursor `Tree.rec_1` lives at `RPrj { block: , idx: 1 }`. + +### 14.2 `NestedAlphaCollapse` — dedup across aliases + +```lean +mutual + inductive TreeA + | leaf | fromB : TreeB → TreeA | node : List TreeA → TreeA + inductive TreeB + | leaf | fromA : TreeA → TreeB | node : List TreeB → TreeB +end +``` + +`TreeA ≅ TreeB`, so `sort_consts` collapses them to one class with +`TreeA` as representative. Under the alias substitution, both +`List TreeA` and `List TreeB` rewrite to `List rep`, which — thanks to +`replace_if_nested`'s `aux_seen` dedup — yields **one** aux entry. +The canonical block has two members (`Indc(rep)`, +`Indc(_nested.List_1)`); not four. + +### 14.3 `NestedAuxOrdering` — the canonicity test + +```lean +mutual + inductive A | mk : Array B → Option C → List A → A + inductive B | mk : Array C → Option A → List B → B + inductive C | mk : Array A → Option B → List C → C +end + +mutual + inductive C2 | mk : Array A2 → Option B2 → List C2 → C2 + inductive A2 | mk : Array B2 → Option C2 → List A2 → A2 + inductive B2 | mk : Array C2 → Option A2 → List B2 → B2 +end +``` + +Both blocks describe the same cyclic 3-inductive system over +`Array/Option/List`. They differ only in **source declaration order**, +which drives Lean's source-walk discovery of nested auxes into a +different `_N` numbering for each block. + +The canonicity assertion: + +``` +addr(A) == addr(A2) +addr(B) == addr(B2) +addr(C) == addr(C2) +addr(primary block) == addr(primary block reordered) +addr(recursor block) == addr(recursor block reordered) +``` + +This holds because: + +- `sort_consts` produces the **same** class ordering for both blocks + (alpha structure is source-order-blind); +- `sort_aux_by_content_hash` assigns **same canonical `_N`** to each + nested aux based on structural content and resolved addresses — not on + source-walk position. + +Without canonical aux sorting, the two `Array/Option/List` auxes would be numbered +differently between the two blocks, and so would `A.rec_1` / +`A2.rec_1`, and so would every downstream constant that references +them. With structural aux sorting, the `_N`s match. + +### 14.4 `NestedAuxOrderingAlpha` — combined alpha + aux sort + +```lean +mutual + inductive A | mk : Array B → Option A → A + inductive B | mk : Array A → Option B → B +end +``` + +Here `A ≅ B`. After alpha-collapse both collapse to one representative, +and `Array rep` + `Option rep` become two distinct nested auxes +(different containers ⇒ different structural signatures). The canonical block: + +``` +Muts([ + Indc(rep), // idx 0 — alpha-class {A, B} + Indc(_nested.Array_N), // idx 1 — canonical aux position + Indc(_nested.Option_M), // idx 2 — canonical aux position +]) +``` + +`N` and `M` are determined by structural comparison of the aux declarations +and their resolved references — content order, not source order. + +## 15. Where Canonicity Comes From — Invariants by Module + +A compact correspondence between the canonicity property and the code +that enforces it: + +| Invariant | Enforced by | +| ---------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | +| `Expr` has no binder names | `src/ix/ixon/expr.rs` — no `name` field on `Lam/All/Let` | +| Serializer omits names, mdata, universe names | `src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs:111-210` `put_expr` | +| Hash is Blake3 over serializer output | `Constant::commit` at `serialize.rs:861` → `Address::hash` | +| `sort_consts` is deterministic and refinement-stable | `src/ix/compile.rs:2526-2564` (iterative refinement) | +| Nested-aux dedup across aliases | `replace_if_nested` `aux_seen` table, `nested.rs:191-362` | +| Nested-aux section is structurally sorted | `sort_aux_by_content_hash`, `nested.rs` | +| Source-walk → canonical permutation is reversible | `compute_aux_perm`, `nested.rs:797-907` | +| Call sites are surgically rewritten to canonical order | `compute_call_site_plans`, `surgery.rs:166-570` | +| Canonical kernel checks `orig_kenv` before aux_gen rewrite | `mutual.rs::check_originals`, `orig_kenv` in `compile/env.rs:185` | + +## 16. Testing Plan + +The canonicity property is an equivalence, so the test strategy is +**pairs of known-equivalent and known-inequivalent Lean inputs with +address comparison as the observation**. + +### 16.1 Rust-side unit tests + +`src/ix/compile/canonicity_tests.rs` (new file, `#[cfg(test)]`): + +- **`alpha_rename_hashes_equal`** — `λx.x+1` vs `λy.y+1` → same address. +- **`mdata_wrapper_stripped`** — `e` vs `Mdata(kv, e)` → same address. +- **`mutual_reorder_invariant`** — declare `[A, B]` and `[B, A]` + (alpha-equivalent) → same block address. +- **`mutual_rename_invariant`** — declare `[A, B]` and `[X, Y]` + with `A↔X, B↔Y` → same block address. +- **`nested_rename_invariant`** — `Tree | mk : List Tree → Tree` vs + `Tree' | mk : List Tree' → Tree'` → same address; the + `_nested.List_1` aux must collapse identically across both. +- **`nested_aux_permutation`** — `NestedAuxOrdering` fixture, two + source orders, assert primary + aux block addresses match. +- **`non_equivalent_distinct`** — `λx.x+1` vs `λx.x+2` → different. +- **`universe_permutation_distinct`** — `f.{u,v}` vs `f.{v,u}` → different. +- **`sort_consts_classes_stable`** — invariant test: repeated sort on + same input yields same classes. +- **`sort_aux_by_content_hash_idempotent`** — sorting already-sorted + auxes is identity. + +### 16.2 Validate-aux phases + +`Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean` ships the validation phases below. +The numbering matches current test output: + +| Phase | Name | Checks | +| ----- | -------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | +| 1 | Compilation | Every seed compiles and gets an address | +| 2 | Aux_gen congruence | In-memory aux_gen output ≡ Lean original modulo canonical reorder | +| 3 | No ephemeral leaks | Intermediate compile-time addresses don't leak into the final env | +| 4 | Alpha-equivalence canonicity | Same-class names share the canonical address | +| 4b | Cross-namespace canonicity | Structurally identical declarations across namespaces share addresses | +| 5 | Decompile (with debug) | Full env round-trips with compile-state metadata live | +| 6 | Aux congruence (roundtrip) | Decompiled aux_gen ≡ Lean original modulo canonical reorder | +| 7 | Decompile (no debug) | Serialize → drop state → deserialize → decompile round-trip | +| 7b | Roundtrip fidelity | Per-constant content address matches after Phase 7 | +| 8 | Nested detection | `build_compile_flat_block` finds the expected auxiliaries | + +Phases 2 and 6 both compare aux_gen output against Lean originals using +the permutation-aware congruence comparator in `src/ix/congruence/perm.rs`. +Phase 4b is skipped for fully absent fixture groups when validating an +arbitrary environment that does not import the test fixtures. + +### 16.3 Permutation-Aware Congruence + +Aux-gen congruence is checked by `src/ix/congruence/perm.rs`, not by +rewriting Lean's source-order constants into a separate canonical form. +The comparator carries `AuxLayout`, constructor counts, source/canonical +member correspondence, and a `const_addr` map so it can compare Lean's +source telescopes against Ix's canonical aux layout directly. + +### 16.4 Fixture Coverage + +`Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean` and `Tests/Ix/Compile/Canonicity.lean` +cover reordered mutuals, alpha-collapse, nested aux ordering, over-merge +splits, parameterized nested blocks, and cross-namespace twins. New +fixtures should be added when a new equivalence mechanism is introduced +or when a failure mode cannot be reduced to one of those existing shapes. + +### 16.5 Roundtrip fixed-point + +The strongest test of canonicity + metadata is: + +``` +for c in env.constants: + ixon = compile(c, env) + lean = decompile(ixon) + ixon2 = compile(lean, env') + assert ixon.bytes == ixon2.bytes +``` + +If any step diverges, either (a) canonicity is broken (different +compile paths yielded different canonical forms for the same input), +or (b) metadata is incomplete (decompile didn't recover enough info +for recompile to find the same canonical form). Both are first-class +bugs. + +This is implemented as validate-aux Phase 7b (§16.2), which checks that +each constant's content address is stable after serialize → deserialize → +decompile → recompile. + +## 17. Open Work + +### 17.1 PermCtx Builder Consolidation + +`src/ffi/lean_env.rs` currently has separate builders for validate-aux +Phase 2 and rust-compile Phase 1b. They should be factored into one +shared `PermCtx` construction path so the two validation modes cannot +drift in how they populate `aux_layout`, constructor counts, and +`const_addr`. + +### 17.2 Decompile canonical-path unification + +`decompile_block_aux_gen` now lives at `src/ix/decompile.rs:3226` +and is layout-aware: the rehydrate scan at +`src/ix/decompile.rs:3148` (`rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env`) +populates `stt.aux_perms` from `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout`, +and the function calls `generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout` +at line 3324 with that layout (falling back to +`generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay` when the block has no +nested auxes). + +What's still tactical rather than principled: decompile builds an +**un-collapsed singleton-class layout** (one inductive per class) +at `src/ix/decompile.rs:3252-3259` instead of re-running +`sort_consts` on the decompiled inductives to recover the +alpha-collapse classes compile saw. For non-alpha-collapsed blocks +this is observationally identical; for blocks that compile +alpha-collapsed, the workaround lets surgery still find +callee positions but doesn't reconstruct the collapse at the +decompiled-inductive level. + +Remaining work: replace the singleton-class builder with a proper +`sort_consts` run over the decompiled inductives, so the +alpha-collapse story survives the full compile → decompile → +compile round trip at the `ConstantInfo` level, not just at the +`addr` level. + +### 17.3 `check_decompile` scoping + +Keep ordinary `check_decompile` scoped to source-faithful decompile output; +Phase 6 and Phase 7b are authoritative for aux_gen-specific canonical +roundtrip behavior. + +### 17.4 `compute_aux_perm` Regression Guards + +The out-of-SCC sentinel path is wired and covered by validate-aux. Keep +targeted regression fixtures for multi-SCC blocks whose `InductiveVal.all` +contains members split out by Ix's SCC pass, because those are the cases +where a source aux can belong to Lean's full mutual numbering but not to the +current canonical SCC block. + +### 17.5 Docstring persistence + +Add `doc_string: Option
` to `ConstantMeta`. Ingest via +`Lean.findDocString?` at the FFI boundary +(`src/ffi/lean_env.rs`); re-attach in decompile via +`Lean.addDocString`. Optional but trivial to add. + +### 17.6 Regression guards + +- Assert `generate_aux_patches` called twice with same inputs returns + byte-equal patches. +- Assert decompile's re-derived canonical aux order equals the stored + `AuxLayout` for every nested-aux block. +- Targeted test: compile `NestedAuxOrdering { A | B | C }` and + `NestedAuxOrdering.second { C2 | A2 | B2 }` (permuted sources), + assert block addresses are equal. + +## 18. Summary + +Anonymous canonicity in Ix reduces to five operational commitments: + +1. Binder names, mdata, and hygiene **never enter the hash input**. +2. Mutual blocks are **structurally sorted** by an iterative-refinement + equivalence-class algorithm (`sort_consts`); source order and name + choices don't leak into the block address. +3. Nested-inductive auxes are **structurally sorted** and **de-duped** + independent of Lean's source-walk discovery. +4. Call sites are **surgically rewritten** so source-order aux + references resolve to canonical-order auxes. +5. A **metadata sidecar** — binder names, mdata, Lean-order `all`, + and `AuxLayout` on the block's Muts metadata (plus docstrings, + planned) — preserves everything the hash erases, making + `canonical + metadata` isomorphic to source Lean. + +The failure of any one commitment breaks the zk-PCC story. The test +harness in §16 makes each commitment observable as an address-equality +predicate. The open items in §17 are where the current implementation +is known to be partial. + +## 19. Cross-References + +- [`docs/Ixon.md`](./Ixon.md) — binary format, Expr/Constant/Meta + layout, serialization details. +- `src/ix/compile.rs` — `sort_consts`, `Frame`, `compile_expr`. +- `src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs` — main `generate_aux_patches` entry + and the `AuxPatchesOutput` return type. +- `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs` — `expand_nested_block`, + `sort_aux_by_content_hash`, `compute_aux_perm`, `source_aux_order`. +- `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs` — canonical recursors from an + expanded block. +- `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs`, `brecon.rs`, `cases_on.rs`, + `rec_on.rs` — derived aux generation. +- `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs` — FVar-based expression + manipulation primitives (`forall_telescope`, `mk_forall`, etc.). +- `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs::RestoreCtx` — maps + `_nested.X_N` references back to `ExtInd spec_params` form. +- `src/ix/compile/surgery.rs` — call-site argument reordering; + `CallSitePlan`, `compute_call_site_plans`. +- `src/ix/compile/mutual.rs` — orchestrates `generate_aux_patches` + + surgery + compilation per mutual block; two-env split with + `orig_kenv`; `check_originals` compares aux_gen patches against + the pre-aux_gen originals stored via `compile_const_no_aux`. +- `src/ix/decompile.rs::rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env` — rehydrates + `stt.aux_perms` from `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout` before any + block is decompiled. +- `src/ix/decompile.rs::decompile_block_aux_gen` — canonical → Lean + reconstruction, layout-aware (calls + `generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout` when the block carries + a persisted aux layout). +- `src/ix/ixon/env.rs::{Named, AuxLayout, Env}` — on-disk env + layout; aux permutation lives on the `Muts` meta variant. +- `src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs::ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout` — + persisted aux permutation sidecar (read/written at + `metadata.rs:1056-1065` / `1144-1161`). +- `src/ix/ixon/expr.rs`, `serialize.rs`, `metadata.rs` — canonical + data types. +- `Tests/Ix/Compile/Mutual.lean` — canonicity fixtures. +- `Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean` — validate-aux phases. +- `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp` — Lean's reference + implementation of nested inductive handling; our + `expand_nested_block` port mirrors the source walk. +- `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean` — Lean's + `.below` / `.brecOn` generator; our `below.rs` / `brecon.rs` + follow it. diff --git a/src/ffi.rs b/src/ffi.rs index e9dff2d4..5353aca8 100644 --- a/src/ffi.rs +++ b/src/ffi.rs @@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ pub mod compile; // Compilation: rs_compile_env_full, rs_compile_phases, etc. pub mod graph; // Graph/SCC: rs_build_ref_graph, rs_compute_sccs pub mod ix; // Ix types: Name, Level, Expr, ConstantInfo, Environment pub mod ixon; // Ixon types: Univ, Expr, Constant, metadata -pub mod primitives; // Primitives: rs_roundtrip_nat, rs_roundtrip_string, etc. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] pub mod kernel; // Kernel type-checker FFI: rs_kernel_check_consts (test-only) +pub mod primitives; // Primitives: rs_roundtrip_nat, rs_roundtrip_string, etc. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] pub mod refcount; // Reference counting / ownership tests (test-only) diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index 01db9d26..91ec6353 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::address::Address; -use crate::ix::compile::{CompileState, compile_env}; +use crate::ix::compile::{ + CompileOptions, CompileState, compile_env_with_options, +}; use crate::ix::condense::compute_sccs; use crate::ix::decompile::decompile_env; use crate::ix::env::Name; @@ -208,7 +210,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env_full( let condensed = compute_sccs(&ref_graph.out_refs); // Phase 3: Compile - let compile_stt = match compile_env(&rust_env) { + let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( + &rust_env, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(stt) => stt, Err(e) => { let msg = @@ -302,7 +307,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env( let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts_ptr); let rust_env = Arc::new(rust_env); - let compile_stt = match compile_env(&rust_env) { + let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( + &rust_env, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(stt) => stt, Err(e) => { let msg = format!("rs_compile_env: Rust compilation failed: {:?}", e); @@ -330,7 +338,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env( // Build Lean ByteArray if !quiet { - eprintln!("[rs_compile_env] building Lean ByteArray ({} bytes)", buf.len()); + eprintln!( + "[rs_compile_env] building Lean ByteArray ({} bytes)", + buf.len() + ); } let ba_start = std::time::Instant::now(); let ba = LeanByteArray::from_bytes(&buf); @@ -414,7 +425,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_phases( let condensed_obj = LeanIxCondensedBlocks::build(&mut cache, &condensed); - let compile_stt = match compile_env(&rust_env) { + let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( + &rust_env, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(stt) => stt, Err(e) => { let msg = format!("rs_compile_phases: compilation failed: {:?}", e); @@ -504,7 +518,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env_to_ixon( let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts_ptr); let rust_env = Arc::new(rust_env); - let compile_stt = match compile_env(&rust_env) { + let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( + &rust_env, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(stt) => stt, Err(e) => { let msg = @@ -678,7 +695,10 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_env_rust_first( let lean_env = Arc::new(lean_env); // Compile with Rust - let rust_stt = match compile_env(&lean_env) { + let rust_stt = match compile_env_with_options( + &lean_env, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(stt) => stt, Err(_e) => { return std::ptr::null_mut(); diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index 6ffd3afa..dc6ed7b9 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -460,9 +460,20 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { ctor.into() }, - ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } => { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, aux_layout: _ } => { + // Muts is a Rust-only ConstantMeta variant (Lean's ConstantMeta + // has no `muts` constructor — `Ix/Ixon.lean`). The FFI build + // path for Muts is effectively dead because Lean never materializes + // a Muts meta; keeping the stub here preserves the historical + // tag-7 encoding for any Rust-side code that still reflects a + // Muts meta through the FFI roundtrip test (`rs_roundtrip_ixon_named`). + // + // `aux_layout` is intentionally NOT encoded through the FFI — + // the Lean side has no field for it, and anything crossing the + // FFI would immediately drop it on the next Rust-side build. + // Aux_layout round-tripping lives entirely in `put_indexed` / + // `get_indexed` (Rust-internal serialization). let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(7, 1, 0); - // Encode `all: Vec>` as Array (Array Address) let outer = LeanArray::alloc(all.len()); for (i, group) in all.iter().enumerate() { outer.set(i, LeanIxAddress::build_array(group)); @@ -610,12 +621,18 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { 7 => { // muts: 1 obj field (Array (Array Address)), 0 scalar + // + // `aux_layout` is not carried across the FFI — Lean's + // ConstantMeta has no `muts` variant, so the only path here is + // the Rust-internal roundtrip test. We default to `None` on + // decode; the real aux_layout data survives through the + // Rust-side `put_indexed` / `get_indexed` path instead. let outer = ctor.get(0).as_array(); let mut all = Vec::with_capacity(outer.len()); for i in 0..outer.len() { all.push(decode_address_array(outer.get(i).as_array())); } - ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all }) + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, aux_layout: None }) }, tag => panic!("Invalid Ixon.ConstantMeta tag: {}", tag), @@ -684,11 +701,9 @@ impl LeanIxonNamed { let ctor = self.as_ctor(); let addr = LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(); - let meta = - LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(); + let meta = LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(); let original_obj = ctor.get(2); - let original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)> = if original_obj - .is_scalar() + let original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)> = if original_obj.is_scalar() { // Scalar-optimized `Option.none`. None @@ -698,10 +713,8 @@ impl LeanIxonNamed { 0 => None, 1 => { let pair = opt.get(0).as_ctor(); - let orig_addr = LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed( - pair.get(0).as_byte_array(), - ) - .decode(); + let orig_addr = + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(pair.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(); let orig_meta = LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(pair.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(); Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)) diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index c8769ea2..031dd3ae 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -26,13 +26,14 @@ use std::time::Instant; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use lean_ffi::object::{ - LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanCtor, LeanIOResult, LeanList, LeanOwned, - LeanRef, LeanString, + LeanArray, LeanBool, LeanBorrowed, LeanCtor, LeanIOResult, LeanList, + LeanOwned, LeanRef, LeanString, }; -use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, parse_name}; -use crate::ix::compile::compile_env; +use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, decode_name_array}; +use crate::ix::compile::{CompileOptions, compile_env_with_options}; use crate::ix::decompile::decompile_env; +use crate::ix::env::Name; use crate::ix::kernel::egress::{ixon_egress, lean_egress}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError; @@ -70,30 +71,54 @@ const COMPILE_ERROR_TAG: u8 = 1; /// @[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"] /// opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : /// @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → -/// @& Array String → +/// @& Array Lean.Name → /// @& Array Bool → -/// IO (Array (String × Option CheckError)) +/// @& Bool → +/// IO (Array (Option CheckError)) /// ``` /// +/// Results come back in input order — the caller pairs each with its +/// `names[i]`. This was previously `Array (String × Option CheckError)` +/// with the Lean side round-tripping names through `Name.toString` (which +/// adds `«»` escaping for non-identifier components) and Rust reparsing +/// them back into a `Name`. That round-trip was brittle: Lean's escaped +/// `Lean.Order.«term_⊑_»` didn't match the kernel's unescaped +/// `Lean.Order.term_⊑_` key and logged `? not found`. Structural pass- +/// through via `decode_name_array` is the canonical form. +/// /// `expect_pass[i]` is a hint: `true` means "good" (checker expected to /// accept), `false` means "bad" (checker expected to reject). It only -/// influences per-constant progress logging; the actual pass/fail logic lives -/// on the Lean side. +/// influences per-constant progress logging; the actual pass/fail logic +/// lives on the Lean side. +/// +/// `quiet` toggles the progress-output style: +/// - `false` (verbose): every constant is printed with its elapsed time, +/// matching the original line-per-constant behaviour. +/// - `true` (ephemeral): the current `[i/N] name ...` label is written +/// over itself each iteration, and *only* slow constants (>=1s), +/// unexpected passes/failures, not-found names, and ungrounded compile +/// failures are promoted to persistent lines. Suitable for full-env +/// runs where the vast majority of constants are expected to pass +/// quickly. #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( env_consts: LeanList>, names: LeanArray>, expect_pass: LeanArray>, + quiet: LeanBool>, ) -> LeanIOResult { let total_start = Instant::now(); + let quiet = quiet.to_bool(); // --------------------------------------------------------------------- // Decode inputs // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t0 = Instant::now(); let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); - let name_strings: Vec = - names.map(|s| s.as_string().to_string()).into_iter().collect(); + // Decode names structurally — no `Name.toString` / `parse_name` dance. + // The resulting `Name`s are byte-for-byte the same as the kernel's + // stored names (same component strings, same content hash). + let names_vec: Vec = decode_name_array(&names); // `Array Bool` elements are boxed tagged scalars: // `lean_box(n) = (n << 1) | 1`, so `Bool.false` has raw value 1 and // `Bool.true` has raw value 3. `unbox_usize()` (= `as_raw() >> 1`) @@ -107,24 +132,28 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t1 = Instant::now(); let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); - let compile_state = match compile_env(&rust_env_arc) { + let check_originals = expect_pass_vec.iter().any(|pass| !*pass); + let compile_state = match compile_env_with_options( + &rust_env_arc, + CompileOptions { check_originals, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(s) => s, Err(e) => { - return build_uniform_error(&name_strings, &format!("[compile] {e:?}")); + return build_uniform_error(names_vec.len(), &format!("[compile] {e:?}")); }, }; eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); - // Snapshot per-constant compile failures (ill-formed inductives, cascading - // MissingConstant, etc.) keyed by Lean-display name string so the check - // loop can skip the kernel and report them as compile-side rejections. + // Snapshot per-constant compile failures (ill-formed inductives, + // cascading MissingConstant, etc.) keyed by `Name` so the check loop + // can skip the kernel and report them as compile-side rejections. // `compile_env` no longer aborts on per-block failure; it populates // `CompileState.ungrounded` and continues, letting good constants still // compile cleanly. - let ungrounded: FxHashMap = compile_state + let ungrounded: FxHashMap = compile_state .ungrounded .iter() - .map(|e| (format!("{}", e.key()), e.value().clone())) + .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) .collect(); if !ungrounded.is_empty() { eprintln!( @@ -132,11 +161,11 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( ungrounded.len() ); // Sort for deterministic output — `FxHashMap` iteration order is - // platform-defined. Sorting by name also groups related compile - // failures (e.g. an ill-formed inductive + its constructors + rec) - // next to each other in the log. - let mut ordered: Vec<(&String, &String)> = ungrounded.iter().collect(); - ordered.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(b.0)); + // platform-defined. Sort by pretty-form once up front rather than in + // the comparator to avoid repeated `format!` allocations. + let mut ordered: Vec<(String, &String)> = + ungrounded.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.pretty(), v)).collect(); + ordered.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); for (name, msg) in &ordered { // `msg` from `compile_env` can be multi-line; collapse internal // newlines so each constant occupies one log line. @@ -149,16 +178,12 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // Ingress Ixon → kernel // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t2 = Instant::now(); - let (mut kenv, intern) = - match ixon_ingress::(&compile_state.env) { - Ok(v) => v, - Err(msg) => { - return build_uniform_error( - &name_strings, - &format!("[ingress] {msg}"), - ); - }, - }; + let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_ingress::(&compile_state.env) { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(msg) => { + return build_uniform_error(names_vec.len(), &format!("[ingress] {msg}")); + }, + }; // FIXME: `ixon_ingress` returns a populated `InternTable` separately from // the fresh, empty one inside `KEnv::new()`. The TypeChecker reads // `env.intern`, so we have to swap. When ingress is refactored to populate @@ -176,16 +201,16 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( let kenv = Arc::new(kenv); - // Build Lean-name-string → KId map by iterating `kenv` itself. This - // guarantees we look up by the exact KIds that ingress inserted, sidestepping - // any risk of reconstruction mismatch (e.g. Muts-block member naming vs - // `named` map keys). - let mut name_to_id: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); + // Build `Name → KId` map by iterating `kenv` itself. This guarantees we + // look up by the exact KIds that ingress inserted, sidestepping any + // risk of reconstruction mismatch (e.g. Muts-block member naming vs + // `named` map keys). Keyed by `Name` directly (hash-based equality) + // rather than by `format!("{}", name)` — pure structural lookup. + let mut name_to_id: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); for (kid, _kconst) in kenv.iter() { - let lean_name = format!("{}", kid.name); - name_to_id.insert(lean_name, kid); + name_to_id.insert(kid.name.clone(), kid); } - let total = name_strings.len(); + let total = names_vec.len(); eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking {total} constants..."); let t3 = Instant::now(); @@ -197,21 +222,19 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( let results = match run_checks_on_large_stack( kenv.clone(), name_to_id, - name_strings.clone(), + names_vec.clone(), expect_pass_vec, ungrounded, + quiet, ) { Ok(r) => r, Err(msg) => { - return build_uniform_error( - &name_strings, - &format!("[thread] {msg}"), - ); + return build_uniform_error(names_vec.len(), &format!("[thread] {msg}")); }, }; - let passed = results.iter().filter(|(_, r)| r.is_ok()).count(); - let failed = results.iter().filter(|(_, r)| r.is_err()).count(); + let passed = results.iter().filter(|r| r.is_ok()).count(); + let failed = results.iter().filter(|r| r.is_err()).count(); eprintln!( "[rs_kernel_check] {passed}/{total} passed, {failed} failed ({:.1?})", t3.elapsed() @@ -247,39 +270,49 @@ type CheckRes = Result<(), (ErrKind, String)>; fn run_checks_on_large_stack( kenv: Arc>, - name_to_id: FxHashMap>, - name_strings: Vec, + name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + names: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, - ungrounded: FxHashMap, -) -> Result, String> { + ungrounded: FxHashMap, + quiet: bool, +) -> Result, String> { std::thread::Builder::new() .stack_size(256 * 1024 * 1024) .spawn(move || { - check_consts_loop(kenv, name_to_id, name_strings, expect_pass, ungrounded) + check_consts_loop(kenv, name_to_id, names, expect_pass, ungrounded, quiet) }) .map_err(|e| format!("failed to spawn kernel-check thread: {e}"))? .join() .map_err(|_| "kernel-check thread panicked".to_string()) } +/// Threshold at and above which a check is "slow" enough to keep a persistent +/// line in quiet mode. Matches the ix_old behaviour. +const SLOW_THRESHOLD: std::time::Duration = std::time::Duration::from_secs(1); + fn check_consts_loop( kenv: Arc>, - name_to_id: FxHashMap>, - name_strings: Vec, + name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + names: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, - ungrounded: FxHashMap, -) -> Vec<(String, CheckRes)> { - let total = name_strings.len(); - let mut results: Vec<(String, CheckRes)> = Vec::with_capacity(total); + ungrounded: FxHashMap, + quiet: bool, +) -> Vec { + let total = names.len(); + let mut results: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(total); + + // Terminal width is only needed for ephemeral clearing in quiet mode. In + // verbose mode we never rewrite, so the value is ignored. + let mut progress = Progress::new(quiet); - for (i, raw_name) in name_strings.iter().enumerate() { + for (i, name) in names.iter().enumerate() { let should_pass = expect_pass.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(true); - // The test runner passes display-form names (e.g. "Nat.succ"). `name_to_id` - // is keyed by `format!("{}", Name)`, which matches — but in the rare case - // where the caller passes a raw-form string we parse-and-reformat to get - // the canonical key. - let pretty = format!("{}", parse_name(raw_name)); + // Name lookup is structural (`Name` → `KId`) — no string round-trip, + // no escape handling, no `parse_name` fallback. The display string + // is computed once here for progress output and error messages. + let display = name.pretty(); + let prefix = format!(" [{}/{}] {display}", i + 1, total); // Constants that failed to compile (ill-formed inductives, cascading // MissingConstant, etc.) are reported as rejected without invoking the @@ -287,46 +320,37 @@ fn check_consts_loop( // bad_raw_consts tests (e.g. `inductBadNonSort`) round-trip correctly. // The `Compile` kind lets the Lean caller distinguish this from a // kernel-side rejection. - if let Some(msg) = - ungrounded.get(raw_name).or_else(|| ungrounded.get(&pretty)) - { - match should_pass { - true => eprintln!( - " [{}/{}] {raw_name} ... FAIL (compile): {msg}", - i + 1, - total, - ), - false => eprintln!( - " [{}/{}] {raw_name} ... REJECTED (compile): {msg}", - i + 1, - total, - ), + if let Some(msg) = ungrounded.get(name) { + // Unexpected compile failure (should_pass=true) is a real problem and + // must persist. Expected rejections (should_pass=false) only persist in + // verbose mode; quiet mode drops them since they're part of the + // tutorial's bad-constant coverage, not user-visible failures. + if should_pass { + progress.persist(&format!("{prefix} ... FAIL (compile): {msg}")); + } else if !quiet { + progress.persist(&format!("{prefix} ... REJECTED (compile): {msg}")); } - results.push(( - raw_name.clone(), - Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.clone())), - )); + results.push(Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.clone()))); continue; } - let kid = match name_to_id - .get(raw_name) - .or_else(|| name_to_id.get(&pretty)) - { + let kid = match name_to_id.get(name) { Some(id) => id.clone(), None => { - eprintln!(" [{}/{}] ? {raw_name}: not found", i + 1, total); + // Not-found is always unexpected — the Lean side asked for a name + // that compile+ingress didn't produce. Always persist. + progress.persist(&format!("{prefix} ? not found")); // Treat "not found in kernel env" as a kernel-kind error so the // Lean-side summary can lump it in with other kernel rejections. - results.push(( - raw_name.clone(), - Err((ErrKind::Kernel, format!("not found: {raw_name}"))), - )); + results.push(Err((ErrKind::Kernel, format!("not found: {display}")))); continue; }, }; - eprint!(" [{}/{}] {raw_name} ... ", i + 1, total); + // Start the progress indicator. In quiet mode this writes an ephemeral + // label that will be cleared or overwritten; in verbose mode it writes + // the prefix without a newline so the result can append to it. + progress.start(&prefix); let tc_start = Instant::now(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); @@ -334,34 +358,199 @@ fn check_consts_loop( tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e)); let elapsed = tc_start.elapsed(); let peak = tc.def_eq_peak; + let is_slow = elapsed >= SLOW_THRESHOLD; - match (&result, should_pass) { - (Ok(()), true) => eprintln!("ok ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})"), + // Build the human-readable result suffix for this constant. The suffix is + // printed after `"{prefix} ... "` in both verbose and quiet modes. + let suffix = match (&result, should_pass) { + (Ok(()), true) => format!("ok ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})"), (Ok(()), false) => { - eprintln!("UNEXPECTED PASS ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})") + format!("UNEXPECTED PASS ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})") }, - (Err(msg), false) => eprintln!("REJECTED ({elapsed:.1?}): {msg}"), - (Err(msg), true) => { - eprintln!("FAIL ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak}): {msg}") - }, - } - // Re-wrap: `(Ok(()), _) -> Ok(())`, `(Err(msg), _) -> Err((Kernel, msg))`. - results.push(( - raw_name.clone(), - result.map_err(|msg| (ErrKind::Kernel, msg)), - )); + (Err(msg), false) => format!("REJECTED ({elapsed:.1?}): {msg}"), + (Err(msg), true) => format!("FAIL ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak}): {msg}"), + }; + + // Outcomes that must persist in quiet mode: + // - Unexpected pass / unexpected failure: user cares about these. + // - Slow runs with the expected outcome: useful for bisecting perf. + // + // Fast runs with the expected outcome stay ephemeral and are + // overwritten on the next iteration. + let is_expected = (result.is_ok()) == should_pass; + let must_persist = !is_expected || is_slow; + let suffix_final = if is_slow && is_expected { + // Tag slow-but-expected runs so they're easy to grep. Outright + // failures already carry their own loud "FAIL"/"UNEXPECTED PASS" + // marker, so we don't double-tag. + format!("{suffix} [slow]") + } else { + suffix + }; + + progress.finish(&prefix, &suffix_final, must_persist); + + // `Ok(())` passes through; `Err(msg)` is tagged as a kernel rejection. + results.push(result.map_err(|msg| (ErrKind::Kernel, msg))); } + // Clear any trailing ephemeral label before the summary lines print. + progress.flush(); + results } +// ============================================================================= +// Progress output (ephemeral + verbose) +// ============================================================================= +// +// Quiet mode rewrites the "[i/N] name ..." line in place and only promotes a +// constant to a persistent log line when it's slow, unexpected, or otherwise +// interesting. Verbose mode keeps the original behaviour: every constant +// lives on its own line. +// +// The ANSI escape sequences used are a minimal subset supported by every +// terminal the test suite has been exercised on: +// \x1b[2K — clear entire current line +// \x1b[A — move cursor up one line +// \r — move cursor to column 0 +// +// Ported from ix_old's `rs_zero_check_env_impl` (see +// `ix_old/src/lean/ffi/check.rs` around line 1798). + +/// Progress reporter used by `check_consts_loop`. In verbose mode it simply +/// emits one line per constant; in quiet mode it rewrites the current line in +/// place and persists only the ones we explicitly ask it to. +struct Progress { + quiet: bool, + term_cols: usize, + /// Number of terminal lines the current ephemeral label occupies. Zero + /// means there's nothing to clear on the next `start`/`persist`. + ephemeral_lines: usize, +} + +impl Progress { + fn new(quiet: bool) -> Self { + let term_cols = if quiet { term_cols_stderr() } else { 0 }; + Self { quiet, term_cols, ephemeral_lines: 0 } + } + + /// Begin the progress indicator for a new constant. Quiet mode writes + /// `{prefix} ...` as an ephemeral label; verbose mode writes it as the + /// start of a line that will be completed by `finish`. + fn start(&mut self, prefix: &str) { + if self.quiet { + self.clear_ephemeral(); + let label = format!("{prefix} ..."); + eprint!("{label}"); + self.ephemeral_lines = lines_occupied(&label, self.term_cols); + } else { + eprint!("{prefix} ... "); + } + } + + /// Complete the current constant's progress line. `persist=true` always + /// prints a `{prefix} ... {suffix}` line; `persist=false` means quiet mode + /// leaves the ephemeral label to be overwritten on the next `start`. + /// Verbose mode always prints the suffix (continuing the line `start` + /// opened). + fn finish(&mut self, prefix: &str, suffix: &str, persist: bool) { + if self.quiet { + if persist { + self.clear_ephemeral(); + eprintln!("{prefix} ... {suffix}"); + } + // else: ephemeral label stays, overwritten on next `start` + } else { + eprintln!("{suffix}"); + } + } + + /// Print a persistent line that is NOT preceded by a `start`, e.g. the + /// not-found / ungrounded branches where we don't call `check_const`. + fn persist(&mut self, line: &str) { + if self.quiet { + self.clear_ephemeral(); + } + eprintln!("{line}"); + } + + /// Clear any trailing ephemeral output so subsequent prints start on a + /// fresh line. Safe to call when nothing is buffered. + fn flush(&mut self) { + if self.quiet { + self.clear_ephemeral(); + } + } + + /// Rewind over the currently-buffered ephemeral label (if any) so the next + /// write lands in column 0 of the topmost affected row. + fn clear_ephemeral(&mut self) { + let n = self.ephemeral_lines; + if n == 0 { + return; + } + if n == 1 { + eprint!("\x1b[2K\r"); + } else { + // Clear current line, then move up and clear each line above. + eprint!("\x1b[2K"); + for _ in 1..n { + eprint!("\x1b[A\x1b[2K"); + } + eprint!("\r"); + } + self.ephemeral_lines = 0; + } +} + +/// How many terminal rows a single `text` occupies in a `cols`-wide terminal. +/// +/// Uses byte length as a proxy for display width — good enough for ASCII +/// constant names; Unicode-heavy names may under-count, but the resulting +/// clear is at worst missing a trailing byte which the next label overwrites +/// anyway. +#[inline] +fn lines_occupied(text: &str, cols: usize) -> usize { + if cols == 0 { + return 1; + } + let len = text.len(); + if len == 0 { 1 } else { len.div_ceil(cols) } +} + +/// Terminal width of stderr via `ioctl(TIOCGWINSZ)`. Falls back to 80 when +/// stderr isn't a TTY (e.g. piped to `tee` or `less`) or the syscall fails. +fn term_cols_stderr() -> usize { + // `winsize` layout: [ws_row, ws_col, ws_xpixel, ws_ypixel]. + let mut ws = [0u16; 4]; + #[cfg(target_os = "linux")] + const TIOCGWINSZ: std::ffi::c_ulong = 0x5413; + #[cfg(target_os = "macos")] + const TIOCGWINSZ: std::ffi::c_ulong = 0x40087468; + #[cfg(any(target_os = "linux", target_os = "macos"))] + { + unsafe extern "C" { + fn ioctl(fd: i32, request: std::ffi::c_ulong, ...) -> i32; + } + let ret = unsafe { ioctl(2, TIOCGWINSZ, ws.as_mut_ptr()) }; + if ret == 0 && ws[1] > 0 { ws[1] as usize } else { 80 } + } + #[cfg(not(any(target_os = "linux", target_os = "macos")))] + { + 80 + } +} + /// Format a `TcError` for user-facing Lean-side display. For the two cases we /// hit most often we emit a human-tuned multi-line message; everything else /// falls through to `Debug`. fn format_tc_error(e: &TcError) -> String { match e { TcError::AppTypeMismatch { a_ty, dom, depth } => { - format!("AppTypeMismatch at depth={depth}\n a_ty = {a_ty}\n dom = {dom}") + format!( + "AppTypeMismatch at depth={depth}\n a_ty = {a_ty}\n dom = {dom}" + ) }, TcError::FunExpected { e, whnf } => { format!("FunExpected\n e = {e}\n whnf = {whnf}") @@ -377,18 +566,17 @@ fn format_tc_error(e: &TcError) -> String { // Lean-side result construction // ============================================================================= -/// Build an `IO (Array (String × Option CheckError))` from Rust results. +/// Build an `IO (Array (Option CheckError))` from Rust results. /// -/// - `Ok(())` → `(name, none)` -/// - `Err((Kernel, msg))` → `(name, some (CheckError.kernelException msg))` -/// - `Err((Compile, msg))` → `(name, some (CheckError.compileError msg))` -fn build_result_array( - results: &[(String, CheckRes)], -) -> LeanIOResult { +/// The Lean caller pairs each slot with `names[i]` (the input array) for +/// display, so there's no name in the returned tuple. +/// +/// - `Ok(())` → `none` +/// - `Err((Kernel, msg))` → `some (CheckError.kernelException msg)` +/// - `Err((Compile, msg))` → `some (CheckError.compileError msg)` +fn build_result_array(results: &[CheckRes]) -> LeanIOResult { let arr = LeanArray::alloc(results.len()); - for (i, (name, result)) in results.iter().enumerate() { - let name_obj = LeanString::new(name); - + for (i, result) in results.iter().enumerate() { let option_obj: LeanOwned = match result { Ok(()) => { // `Option.none` — tag 0, zero fields, zero scalars. @@ -407,28 +595,18 @@ fn build_result_array( some_ctor.into() }, }; - - // Product `(String, Option CheckError)` — tag 0, two object fields. - let pair = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 2, 0); - pair.set(0, name_obj); - pair.set(1, option_obj); - arr.set(i, pair); + arr.set(i, option_obj); } LeanIOResult::ok(arr) } -/// Build a result array where every requested name is reported as failed with -/// the same compile-kind error message. Used when compile/ingress/thread -/// setup fails before per-constant checking can begin — the error arose -/// before the kernel was consulted, so `Compile` is the honest tag. -fn build_uniform_error( - names: &[String], - msg: &str, -) -> LeanIOResult { - let results: Vec<(String, CheckRes)> = names - .iter() - .map(|n| (n.clone(), Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.to_string())))) - .collect(); +/// Build a result array of length `count` where every slot is the same +/// compile-kind error. Used when compile/ingress/thread setup fails +/// before per-constant checking can begin — the error arose before the +/// kernel was consulted, so `Compile` is the honest tag. +fn build_uniform_error(count: usize, msg: &str) -> LeanIOResult { + let results: Vec = + (0..count).map(|_| Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.to_string()))).collect(); build_result_array(&results) } @@ -479,7 +657,10 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( let t1 = Instant::now(); let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); - let mut compile_state = match compile_env(&rust_env_arc) { + let mut compile_state = match compile_env_with_options( + &rust_env_arc, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(s) => s, Err(e) => { return build_string_array(&[format!("compile error: {e:?}")]); @@ -624,7 +805,8 @@ fn compare_envs( errors.push(format!("{name}: {diff}")); }, (LCI::RecInfo(a), LCI::RecInfo(b)) => { - for (i, (r1, r2)) in a.rules.iter().zip(b.rules.iter()).enumerate() { + for (i, (r1, r2)) in a.rules.iter().zip(b.rules.iter()).enumerate() + { if r1.rhs.get_hash() != r2.rhs.get_hash() { let diff = find_diff(&r1.rhs, &r2.rhs, &format!("rule[{i}].rhs")); @@ -751,8 +933,7 @@ fn find_diff( } else { // Keys match — compare hashes of each value. let mut val_diffs = Vec::new(); - for (i, ((n1, v1), (_, v2))) in - kvs1.iter().zip(kvs2.iter()).enumerate() + for (i, ((n1, v1), (_, v2))) in kvs1.iter().zip(kvs2.iter()).enumerate() { use crate::ix::env::hash_data_value; let mut h1 = blake3::Hasher::new(); @@ -760,8 +941,7 @@ fn find_diff( hash_data_value(v1, &mut h1); hash_data_value(v2, &mut h2); if h1.finalize() != h2.finalize() { - val_diffs - .push(format!("mdata[{i}] key={n1}: value hash differs")); + val_diffs.push(format!("mdata[{i}] key={n1}: value hash differs")); } } if !val_diffs.is_empty() { diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index dc9a2d90..f6a9b617 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -17,12 +17,14 @@ use rayon::prelude::*; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; -use crate::ix::compile::compile_env; +use crate::ix::compile::{CompileOptions, compile_env_with_options}; use crate::ix::decompile::{check_decompile, decompile_env}; use std::sync::Arc; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; -use lean_ffi::object::{LeanBorrowed, LeanList, LeanRef, LeanShared}; +use lean_ffi::object::{ + LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanList, LeanRef, LeanShared, +}; use crate::ix::env::{ AxiomVal, BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, DataValue, @@ -120,6 +122,24 @@ pub fn decode_name(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, global: &GlobalCache) -> Name { global.names.entry(ptr).or_insert(name).clone() } +/// Decode an `@& Array Lean.Name` FFI argument into a `Vec`. +/// +/// Uses a fresh `GlobalCache` to deduplicate shared sub-names within the +/// array (the cache keys by pointer identity, so repeat prefixes like +/// `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat` are decoded once). Callers don't need +/// to manage the cache; it's dropped when this function returns. +/// +/// Preferred over going through `String` + `parse_name` at the FFI +/// boundary: Lean's `Name.toString` adds `«»` escaping for components +/// that aren't valid identifiers, and the resulting string doesn't +/// round-trip through a naive split-on-`.` parser. By decoding the +/// structured `Lean.Name` directly we match the kernel's stored `Name`s +/// exactly (same component strings, same content hash). +pub fn decode_name_array(arr: &LeanArray>) -> Vec { + let global = GlobalCache::new(); + arr.map(|obj| decode_name(obj, &global)) +} + fn decode_level(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>) -> Level { let ptr = obj.as_raw(); if let Some(cached) = cache.local.univs.get(&ptr) { @@ -674,7 +694,10 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // Phase 1: Compile eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1: Compiling {n} constants..."); - let stt = match compile_env(&env) { + let stt = match compile_env_with_options( + &env, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { Ok(s) => s, Err(e) => { eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1 FAILED: {e:?}"); @@ -701,7 +724,190 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, }; use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; - use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; + use rustc_hash::{FxHashMap, FxHashSet}; + + // Build per-block PermCtx for the permutation-aware comparator. + // Mirrors `build_perm_ctx` in `rs_compile_validate_aux` below; kept + // as a local fn here so the `#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")]` path + // doesn't escape its scope. + fn build_perm_ctx_1b( + all: &[Name], + env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + perm: &[usize], + ) -> Option { + use crate::ix::congruence::perm::{PermCtx, RecHeadInfo, RecHeadKind}; + use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ExprData}; + + let first = all.first()?; + let n_params = match env.get(first).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { + v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize + }, + _ => return None, + }; + let n_primary = all.len(); + let primary_ctor_counts: Vec = all + .iter() + .map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + let source_aux_order = + match crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { + Ok(order) => order, + Err(_) => return None, + }; + let source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec = source_aux_order + .iter() + .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + let n_motives = n_primary + source_aux_ctor_counts.len(); + let n_minors: usize = primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum::() + + source_aux_ctor_counts.iter().sum::(); + + let mut rec_heads: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mk_info = |kind: RecHeadKind, n_indices: usize| RecHeadInfo { + kind, + n_params, + n_motives, + n_minors: match kind { + RecHeadKind::Rec => n_minors, + _ => 0, + }, + n_indices, + primary_ctor_counts: primary_ctor_counts.clone(), + source_aux_ctor_counts: source_aux_ctor_counts.clone(), + aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), + }; + let n_indices_for = |rec_name: &Name| match env.get(rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::RecInfo(r)) => { + r.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize + }, + _ => 0, + }; + for member in all { + let rec_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let ni = n_indices_for(&rec_name); + rec_heads.insert(rec_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Rec, ni)); + let below_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "below".to_string()); + rec_heads.insert(below_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Below, ni)); + let brecon_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + rec_heads.insert(brecon_name.clone(), mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni)); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name, "eq".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + } + for source_j in 0..source_aux_ctor_counts.len() { + let idx = source_j + 1; + let rec_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("rec_{idx}")); + let ni = n_indices_for(&rec_name); + rec_heads.insert(rec_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Rec, ni)); + let below_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("below_{idx}")); + rec_heads.insert(below_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Below, ni)); + let brecon_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("brecOn_{idx}")); + rec_heads.insert(brecon_name.clone(), mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni)); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name, "eq".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + } + + let mut const_addr: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); + let mut add_addr = |name: &Name| { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(name) { + const_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr); + } + }; + for member in all { + add_addr(member); + for suffix in ["rec", "casesOn", "recOn", "below", "brecOn"] { + add_addr(&Name::str(member.clone(), suffix.to_string())); + } + if let Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) = env.get(member).as_deref() { + for ctor in &v.ctors { + add_addr(ctor); + } + } + } + for source_j in 0..source_aux_order.len() { + let idx = source_j + 1; + for suffix in [ + format!("rec_{idx}"), + format!("below_{idx}"), + format!("brecOn_{idx}"), + ] { + let name = Name::str(first.clone(), suffix); + add_addr(&name); + add_addr(&Name::str(name.clone(), "go".to_string())); + add_addr(&Name::str(name, "eq".to_string())); + } + } + fn collect_const_addrs( + e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + out: &mut FxHashMap, + ) { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(n) { + out.insert(n.clone(), addr); + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(f, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(a, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(t, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(b, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(t, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(b, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Proj(n, _, v, _) => { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(n) { + out.insert(n.clone(), addr); + } + collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, v, _) => collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out), + _ => {}, + } + } + for (_head, specs) in &source_aux_order { + for spec in specs { + collect_const_addrs(spec, stt, &mut const_addr); + } + } + + Some(PermCtx { + aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), + n_params, + n_primary, + primary_ctor_counts, + source_aux_ctor_counts, + const_map: FxHashMap::default(), + const_addr, + rec_heads, + }) + } let t_cong = std::time::Instant::now(); let mut n_pass = 0usize; @@ -724,23 +930,20 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( let original_classes: Vec> = all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); - let original_cs: Vec = all + // We only need the `all` list for aux_gen now; MutConsts are no + // longer required at this call site. Still verify the block has at + // least one ingress-able inductive so we don't waste work on + // broken envs. + let has_indc = all .iter() - .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { - Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { - Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) - }, - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); - - if original_cs.is_empty() { + .any(|n| matches!(env.get(n).as_deref(), Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(_)))); + if !has_indc { continue; } - let orig_patches = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + let orig_aux_out = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( &original_classes, - &original_cs, + all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, &stt.kctx, @@ -755,8 +958,24 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( continue; }, }; + let orig_patches = &orig_aux_out.patches; + + // Build per-block PermCtx so Lean's source-order originals can + // be compared against aux_gen's canonical hash-sorted layout via + // the permutation-aware comparator. No-op (None) when the perm + // is absent or empty. See `build_phase2_perm_ctx` below (in + // `rs_compile_validate_aux`) for the full builder; the + // `#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")]` Phase 1b path here uses a + // local copy with the same logic. + let perm_ctx_1b: Option = + match &orig_aux_out.perm { + Some(perm) if !perm.is_empty() => { + build_perm_ctx_1b(all, &env, &stt, perm) + }, + _ => None, + }; - for (patch_name, patch) in &orig_patches { + for (patch_name, patch) in orig_patches.iter() { let gen_ci = match patch { PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => LeanCI::RecInfo(r.clone()), PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) | PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => { @@ -815,7 +1034,13 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( continue; }; let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; - match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { + let eq_result = match &perm_ctx_1b { + Some(ctx) => crate::ix::congruence::perm::const_alpha_eq_with_perm( + &gen_ci, orig_ci, ctx, + ), + None => const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci), + }; + match eq_result { Ok(()) => n_pass += 1, Err(e) => { eprintln!( @@ -1046,34 +1271,38 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // `stt` is `mut` so Phase 7 can `std::mem::take(&mut stt.env)` to extract // the Ixon env for serialization while freeing the rest of the state // (kctx, name_to_addr, etc.) before serialize allocates a 3 GB buffer. - let mut stt = match std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { - compile_env(&env) - })) { - Ok(Ok(s)) => s, - Ok(Err(e)) => { - p1.record_fail(format!("compile_env FAILED: {e}")); - p1.report(); - println!( - "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {} total failures (aborted after Phase 1)", - p1.fail - ); - return p1.fail; - }, - Err(panic) => { - let msg = panic - .downcast_ref::() - .map(|s| s.as_str()) - .or_else(|| panic.downcast_ref::<&str>().copied()) - .unwrap_or("(non-string panic)"); - p1.record_fail(format!("compile_env PANICKED: {msg}")); - p1.report(); - println!( - "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {} total failures (aborted after Phase 1)", - p1.fail - ); - return p1.fail; - }, - }; + let mut stt = + match std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { + compile_env_with_options( + &env, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) + })) { + Ok(Ok(s)) => s, + Ok(Err(e)) => { + p1.record_fail(format!("compile_env FAILED: {e}")); + p1.report(); + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {} total failures (aborted after Phase 1)", + p1.fail + ); + return p1.fail; + }, + Err(panic) => { + let msg = panic + .downcast_ref::() + .map(|s| s.as_str()) + .or_else(|| panic.downcast_ref::<&str>().copied()) + .unwrap_or("(non-string panic)"); + p1.record_fail(format!("compile_env PANICKED: {msg}")); + p1.report(); + println!( + "{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {} total failures (aborted after Phase 1)", + p1.fail + ); + return p1.fail; + }, + }; println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} compiled in {:.2}s", t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32()); // Parallel scan of all 707k+ constants against `stt`. Each check is an @@ -1250,6 +1479,233 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( failures: Vec, } + // Build a `PermCtx` for the block: the congruence comparator uses + // it to walk gen vs orig in lockstep with permutation awareness. + // See `crate::ix::congruence::perm` for details. + // + // `n_primary = all.len()` because Phase 2 uses singleton classes + // (one class per original, no alpha-collapse at the primary level). + fn build_perm_ctx( + all: &[Name], + env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + perm: &[usize], + ) -> Option { + use crate::ix::congruence::perm::{PermCtx, RecHeadInfo}; + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo as LeanCI; + use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + + let first = all.first()?; + let n_params = match env.get(first).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { + v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize + }, + _ => return None, + }; + let n_primary = all.len(); + let primary_ctor_counts: Vec = all + .iter() + .map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + // Source-walk aux discovery: same walker `compute_aux_perm` uses. + let source_aux_order = + match crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { + Ok(order) => order, + Err(_) => return None, + }; + let source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec = source_aux_order + .iter() + .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + + // Build rec_heads for every permutation-sensitive head in the + // block. The comparator uses these to recognize App-spine + // permutation opportunities at internal references (e.g., an + // inner `@A.rec` inside a `.casesOn` body, or an `A.below` + // applied inside `A.brecOn_N`'s type). + // + // Covered heads: + // - Primary `.rec` (kind = Rec) — `{name}.rec` + // - Aux `.rec_N` (kind = Rec) — `{first}.rec_{N}` + // - Primary `.below` (kind = Below) — `{name}.below` + // - Aux `.below_N` (kind = Below) — `{first}.below_{N}` + // - Primary `.brecOn`/.go/.eq (kind = BRecOn) + // - Aux `.brecOn_N`/.go/.eq (kind = BRecOn) + use crate::ix::congruence::perm::RecHeadKind; + let n_motives = n_primary + source_aux_ctor_counts.len(); + let n_minors: usize = primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum::() + + source_aux_ctor_counts.iter().sum::(); + let mut rec_heads: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mk_info = |kind: RecHeadKind, n_indices: usize| RecHeadInfo { + kind, + n_params, + n_motives, + n_minors: match kind { + RecHeadKind::Rec => n_minors, + _ => 0, + }, + n_indices, + primary_ctor_counts: primary_ctor_counts.clone(), + source_aux_ctor_counts: source_aux_ctor_counts.clone(), + aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), + }; + + // Helper: look up `n_indices` for a specific recursor, falling + // back to 0 when the rec isn't in env (e.g., if Lean didn't + // generate it for this aux — the entry is benign in that case). + let n_indices_for = |rec_name: &Name| match env.get(rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanCI::RecInfo(r)) => { + r.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize + }, + _ => 0, + }; + + // Primary heads: .rec / .below / .brecOn / .brecOn.go / .brecOn.eq. + for member in all { + let rec_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let ni = n_indices_for(&rec_name); + rec_heads.insert(rec_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Rec, ni)); + + let below_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "below".to_string()); + rec_heads.insert(below_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Below, ni)); + + let brecon_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + rec_heads.insert(brecon_name.clone(), mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni)); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name, "eq".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + } + + // Aux heads: hang off `first` (Lean's source-all[0]) with _N suffix. + for source_j in 0..source_aux_ctor_counts.len() { + let idx = source_j + 1; + let rec_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("rec_{idx}")); + let ni = n_indices_for(&rec_name); + rec_heads.insert(rec_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Rec, ni)); + + let below_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("below_{idx}")); + rec_heads.insert(below_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Below, ni)); + + let brecon_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("brecOn_{idx}")); + rec_heads.insert(brecon_name.clone(), mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni)); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name, "eq".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + } + + // `const_map` is empty for Phase 2 (singleton classes). + // Under singleton classes there's no primary alpha-collapse, so + // no aliases to rewrite. Source vs canonical aux inductive names + // also don't need remapping because `aux_gen::RestoreCtx::restore` + // replaces `_nested.X_N` references in gen bodies with external + // applications — the orig side's `_nested.*` names (if any) don't + // appear in gen at all, and vice versa. + // + // This may need to grow when we extend to blocks that DO undergo + // alpha-collapse (Phase 1b and beyond). + let const_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut const_addr: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); + let mut add_addr = |name: &Name| { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(name) { + const_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr); + } + }; + for member in all { + add_addr(member); + for suffix in ["rec", "casesOn", "recOn", "below", "brecOn"] { + add_addr(&Name::str(member.clone(), suffix.to_string())); + } + if let Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) = env.get(member).as_deref() { + for ctor in &v.ctors { + add_addr(ctor); + } + } + } + if let Some(first) = all.first() { + for source_j in 0..source_aux_order.len() { + let idx = source_j + 1; + for suffix in [ + format!("rec_{idx}"), + format!("below_{idx}"), + format!("brecOn_{idx}"), + ] { + let name = Name::str(first.clone(), suffix); + add_addr(&name); + add_addr(&Name::str(name.clone(), "go".to_string())); + add_addr(&Name::str(name, "eq".to_string())); + } + } + } + fn collect_const_addrs( + e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + out: &mut FxHashMap, + ) { + use crate::ix::env::ExprData; + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(n) { + out.insert(n.clone(), addr); + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(f, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(a, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(t, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(b, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(t, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(b, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Proj(n, _, v, _) => { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(n) { + out.insert(n.clone(), addr); + } + collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, v, _) => collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out), + _ => {}, + } + } + for (_head, specs) in &source_aux_order { + for spec in specs { + collect_const_addrs(spec, stt, &mut const_addr); + } + } + + Some(PermCtx { + aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), + n_params, + n_primary, + primary_ctor_counts, + source_aux_ctor_counts, + const_map, + const_addr, + rec_heads, + }) + } + // Helper to wrap a patch as a Lean `ConstantInfo` for alpha-eq. fn patch_to_lean_ci( patch: &PatchedConstant, @@ -1334,44 +1790,9 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } let pn = patch_name.pretty(); - if pn.contains("below_") || pn.contains("brecOn") { - eprintln!( - "[p1b sort] {}: gen={} org={}", - pn, - extract_sort(gen_ci.get_type(), 0), - extract_sort(orig_ci.get_type(), 0), - ); - } eprintln!("[aux_gen congruence DETAIL] {}:\n error: {err}", pn); eprintln!(" gen_type: {}", extract_sort(gen_ci.get_type(), 0)); eprintln!(" org_type: {}", extract_sort(orig_ci.get_type(), 0)); - - if pn.contains("brecOn.go") { - fn dump_pprod(e: &Expr, d: usize, s: &str) { - match e.as_data() { - ED::Const(n, l, _) if n.pretty() == "PProd.mk" => { - let ls: Vec<_> = l.iter().map(|x| x.pretty()).collect(); - eprintln!(" [{s}] d={d} PProd.mk [{}]", ls.join(", ")); - }, - ED::App(f, a, _) => { - dump_pprod(f, d, s); - dump_pprod(a, d, s); - }, - ED::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ED::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { - dump_pprod(t, d + 1, s); - dump_pprod(b, d + 1, s); - }, - _ => {}, - } - } - if let Some(v) = gen_ci.get_value() { - dump_pprod(v, 0, "gen"); - } - if let Some(v) = orig_ci.get_value() { - dump_pprod(v, 0, "org"); - } - } - } // Cap on per-block diagnostic dumps. Replaces the pre-parallel @@ -1382,13 +1803,13 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let results: Vec = work .par_iter() - .map(|(name, all, original_cs)| { + .map(|(name, all, _original_cs)| { let original_classes: Vec> = all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); - let orig_patches = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + let orig_aux_out = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( &original_classes, - original_cs, + all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, &p2_kctx, @@ -1404,16 +1825,36 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( }; }, }; + let orig_patches = &orig_aux_out.patches; + + // Build a PermCtx for this block once. When the block has no + // nested auxes (`perm == None` or empty), we pass `None` and + // fall through to plain `const_alpha_eq`. + let perm_ctx: Option = + match &orig_aux_out.perm { + Some(p) if !p.is_empty() => { + build_perm_ctx(all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, p) + }, + _ => None, + }; let mut result = BlockResult::default(); let mut dumped = 0usize; - for (patch_name, patch) in &orig_patches { + for (patch_name, patch) in orig_patches.iter() { let Some(gen_ci) = patch_to_lean_ci(patch) else { continue }; let Some(orig_ci_ref) = env.get(patch_name) else { continue; // Synthetic name — no Lean original. }; let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; - match const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci) { + + let eq_result = match &perm_ctx { + Some(ctx) => crate::ix::congruence::perm::const_alpha_eq_with_perm( + &gen_ci, orig_ci, ctx, + ), + None => const_alpha_eq(&gen_ci, orig_ci), + }; + + match eq_result { Ok(()) => result.passes += 1, Err(e) => { if dumped < DUMP_PER_BLOCK { @@ -1559,6 +2000,910 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } p4.report(); + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + // Phase 4b: Explicit cross-namespace canonicity fixtures + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + let mut p4b = PhaseResult::new("4b. Cross-namespace canonicity"); + { + /// Build a dotted Lean name from a dot-separated string. + /// Numeric components (e.g. the `0` in `_private.Foo.0.Bar`) are + /// created as `Name::num` so that private-prefix names resolve + /// correctly. + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + if let Ok(n) = part.parse::() { + name = Name::num(name, Nat::from(n)); + } else { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + } + name + } + + fn describe_addr( + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + addr: &crate::ix::address::Address, + ) -> String { + match stt.env.get_const(addr).map(|c| c.info) { + Some(crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::RPrj(p)) => { + format!("RPrj(idx={}, block={:.12})", p.idx, p.block.hex()) + }, + Some(crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::IPrj(p)) => { + format!("IPrj(idx={}, block={:.12})", p.idx, p.block.hex()) + }, + Some(crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::CPrj(p)) => { + format!( + "CPrj(idx={}, cidx={}, block={:.12})", + p.idx, + p.cidx, + p.block.hex() + ) + }, + Some(other) => format!("{other:?}"), + None => "MISSING_CONST".to_string(), + } + } + + fn describe_rprj_block( + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + addr: &crate::ix::address::Address, + ) -> Option { + fn expand_shares_expr( + expr: &std::sync::Arc, + sharing: &[std::sync::Arc], + ) -> std::sync::Arc { + use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr; + match expr.as_ref() { + Expr::Share(idx) => sharing + .get(*idx as usize) + .map(|shared| expand_shares_expr(shared, sharing)) + .unwrap_or_else(|| expr.clone()), + Expr::Prj(type_ref_idx, field_idx, val) => Expr::prj( + *type_ref_idx, + *field_idx, + expand_shares_expr(val, sharing), + ), + Expr::App(fun, arg) => Expr::app( + expand_shares_expr(fun, sharing), + expand_shares_expr(arg, sharing), + ), + Expr::Lam(ty, body) => Expr::lam( + expand_shares_expr(ty, sharing), + expand_shares_expr(body, sharing), + ), + Expr::All(ty, body) => Expr::all( + expand_shares_expr(ty, sharing), + expand_shares_expr(body, sharing), + ), + Expr::Let(non_dep, ty, val, body) => Expr::let_( + *non_dep, + expand_shares_expr(ty, sharing), + expand_shares_expr(val, sharing), + expand_shares_expr(body, sharing), + ), + _ => expr.clone(), + } + } + + fn expand_shares_member( + member: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst, + sharing: &[std::sync::Arc], + ) -> crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst { + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{MutConst, RecursorRule}; + match member { + MutConst::Defn(def) => { + let mut def = def.clone(); + def.typ = expand_shares_expr(&def.typ, sharing); + def.value = expand_shares_expr(&def.value, sharing); + MutConst::Defn(def) + }, + MutConst::Indc(ind) => { + let mut ind = ind.clone(); + ind.typ = expand_shares_expr(&ind.typ, sharing); + for ctor in &mut ind.ctors { + ctor.typ = expand_shares_expr(&ctor.typ, sharing); + } + MutConst::Indc(ind) + }, + MutConst::Recr(rec) => { + let mut rec = rec.clone(); + rec.typ = expand_shares_expr(&rec.typ, sharing); + rec.rules = rec + .rules + .into_iter() + .map(|rule| RecursorRule { + fields: rule.fields, + rhs: expand_shares_expr(&rule.rhs, sharing), + }) + .collect(); + MutConst::Recr(rec) + }, + } + } + + fn expr_hash_prefix( + expr: &std::sync::Arc, + ) -> String { + let mut buf = Vec::new(); + crate::ix::ixon::serialize::put_expr(expr, &mut buf); + let h = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&buf); + format!("{}:{}", buf.len(), &h.hex()[..12]) + } + + fn member_parts_summary( + member: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst, + sharing: &[std::sync::Arc], + ) -> String { + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst; + let expanded = expand_shares_member(member, sharing); + match expanded { + MutConst::Defn(def) => { + format!( + "def typ={} val={}", + expr_hash_prefix(&def.typ), + expr_hash_prefix(&def.value) + ) + }, + MutConst::Indc(ind) => { + let ctors: Vec = + ind.ctors.iter().map(|c| expr_hash_prefix(&c.typ)).collect(); + format!("ind typ={} ctors={ctors:?}", expr_hash_prefix(&ind.typ)) + }, + MutConst::Recr(rec) => { + let rules: Vec = + rec.rules.iter().map(|r| expr_hash_prefix(&r.rhs)).collect(); + format!("rec typ={} rules={rules:?}", expr_hash_prefix(&rec.typ)) + }, + } + } + + let proj = match stt.env.get_const(addr).map(|c| c.info) { + Some(crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::RPrj(p)) => p, + _ => return None, + }; + let block = stt.env.get_const(&proj.block)?; + let member_count_for_names = match &block.info { + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Muts(ms) => ms.len(), + _ => 0, + }; + let proj_names: Vec = (0..member_count_for_names) + .map(|idx| { + let idx = idx as u64; + let mut names: Vec = stt + .aux_name_to_addr + .iter() + .chain(stt.name_to_addr.iter()) + .filter_map(|entry| { + match stt.env.get_const(entry.value()).map(|c| c.info) { + Some(crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::RPrj(p)) + if p.block == proj.block && p.idx == idx => + { + Some(entry.key().pretty()) + }, + Some(crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::IPrj(p)) + if p.block == proj.block && p.idx == idx => + { + Some(entry.key().pretty()) + }, + Some(crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::DPrj(p)) + if p.block == proj.block && p.idx == idx => + { + Some(entry.key().pretty()) + }, + _ => None, + } + }) + .collect(); + names.sort(); + names.dedup(); + format!("{idx}:{names:?}") + }) + .collect(); + let refs: Vec<_> = block + .refs + .iter() + .map(|addr| { + let name = stt + .name_to_addr + .iter() + .find_map(|entry| { + (entry.value() == addr).then(|| entry.key().pretty()) + }) + .or_else(|| { + stt.aux_name_to_addr.iter().find_map(|entry| { + (entry.value() == addr).then(|| entry.key().pretty()) + }) + }) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "?".to_string()); + format!("{}:{}", &addr.hex()[..12], name) + }) + .collect(); + let (members, per_member_hashes) = match &block.info { + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Muts(ms) => { + let per: Vec = ms + .iter() + .map(|m| { + // Compute a per-member byte hash for quick diffing. + let mut buf = Vec::new(); + m.put(&mut buf); + let h = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&buf); + let expanded = expand_shares_member(m, &block.sharing); + let mut expanded_buf = Vec::new(); + expanded.put(&mut expanded_buf); + let expanded_h = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&expanded_buf); + let tag = match m { + crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst::Defn(_) => "Defn", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst::Indc(_) => "Indc", + crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst::Recr(_) => "Recr", + }; + let parts = member_parts_summary(m, &block.sharing); + format!( + "{}:{} expanded:{}", + tag, + &h.hex()[..12], + &expanded_h.hex()[..12], + ) + &format!(" {parts}") + }) + .collect(); + (ms.len(), per) + }, + _ => (0, Vec::new()), + }; + // Full-block hex for deep debugging. Truncate to first 64 bytes to + // keep output readable. + let mut block_bytes = Vec::new(); + block.put(&mut block_bytes); + let hex_prefix: String = + block_bytes.iter().take(96).map(|b| format!("{b:02x}")).collect(); + Some(format!( + "block {:.12}: members={}, proj_names={:?}, per_member={:?}, refs={:?}, univs={}, sharing={}, bytes_len={}, hex_prefix={}", + proj.block.hex(), + members, + proj_names, + per_member_hashes, + refs, + block.univs.len(), + block.sharing.len(), + block_bytes.len(), + hex_prefix, + )) + } + + let groups: &[&[&str]] = &[ + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.X", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.b", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.X.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.Y.b", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.X.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.Y.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.X.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.Y.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.X.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.Y.recOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.X.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.Y.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.X.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin2.Y.brecOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2.X", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1.A.node", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2.X.node", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1.B.node", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2.Y.node", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2.X.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedTwin2.Y.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 3: OverMerge (non-alpha-equivalent mutuals) ── + // A/X are structurally equivalent across namespaces. + // B/Y are structurally equivalent across namespaces. + // A and B are NOT alpha-equivalent (B has 2 fields). + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.X", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.A.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.X.a", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.B.b", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.Y.b", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.X.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.Y.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.A.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.X.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.B.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.Y.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.A.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.X.recOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.B.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.Y.recOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.A.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.X.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.B.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.Y.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.A.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.X.brecOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin1.B.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceOverMergeTwin2.Y.brecOn", + ], + // ── Twin 4: Alpha3 (3-way alpha-collapse cycle) ── + // All 6 types alpha-collapse: A≅B≅C and X≅Y≅Z, and A≅X. + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.C", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.X", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Y", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Z", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.A.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.B.b", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.C.c", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.X.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Y.b", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Z.c", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.C.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.X.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Y.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Z.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.A.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.B.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.C.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.X.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Y.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Z.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.A.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.B.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.C.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.X.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Y.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Z.recOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.A.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.B.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.C.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.X.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Y.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Z.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.A.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.B.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin1.C.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.X.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Y.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceAlpha3Twin2.Z.brecOn", + ], + // ── Twin 5: NestedParam (α vs β parameter rename + List nesting) ── + // A≅B and X≅Y within each namespace (alpha-collapse). + // A≅X across namespaces (binder rename α→β is erased). + // Nested through List, so follow nested convention (inductives + ctors + rec). + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.X", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.A.leaf", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.B.leaf", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.X.leaf", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.Y.leaf", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.A.fromB", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.B.fromA", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.X.fromB", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.Y.fromA", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.A.node", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.B.node", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.X.node", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.Y.node", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.X.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceParamTwin2.Y.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 6: NestedAuxOrdering (3 types × 3 containers) ── + // All 6 types alpha-collapse: A≅B≅C and X≅Y≅Z, and A≅X. + // Nested through Array/Option/List, so follow nested convention. + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.C", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.X", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.Y", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.Z", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.A.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.B.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.C.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.X.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.Y.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.Z.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin1.C.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.X.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.Y.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin2.Z.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 6b: NestedAuxOrdering (3 types, non-alpha, different decl order) ── + // A≇B≇C (3/2/1 containers), so each pair gets its own group. + // Twin3.A ↔ Twin4.X, Twin3.B ↔ Twin4.Y, Twin3.C ↔ Twin4.Z. + // Nested convention (no casesOn/below/brecOn). + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.X", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.C", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.Z", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.A.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.X.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.B.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.Y.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.C.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.Z.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.X.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.Y.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin3.C.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin4.Z.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 6c: NestedAuxOrdering split-mutual variant ── + // Same structure as Twin3/4 but C/Z are declared outside the mutual + // block. Twin5.A↔Twin6.X, Twin5.B↔Twin6.Y (mutual pair referencing + // external C/Z), Twin5.C↔Twin6.Z (standalone non-mutual). + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.X", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.C", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.Z", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.A.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.X.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.B.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.Y.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.C.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.Z.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.X.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.Y.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin5.C.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceNestedOrderTwin6.Z.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 7: HigherOrderRec (single inductive, HO recursive field) ── + // Non-mutual, non-nested. Full derived suite. + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A.leaf", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X.leaf", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A.sup", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X.sup", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A.recOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X.recOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin1.A.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceHOTwin2.X.brecOn", + ], + // ── Twin 8: Self-ref collapse (cross-fixture) ── + // A single self-referential `A | a : A → A` should compile to the + // same canonical form as a mutual pair that alpha-collapses. + // Compares Canonicity.SelfRefTwin1.A against both + // Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.{X,Y} and Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.{A,B}. + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.X", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.Y", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin1.A.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.X.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.Y.b", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.b", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.X.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.Y.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.CrossNamespaceTwin1.B.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin1.A.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.X.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.Y.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin1.A.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.X.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.Y.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin1.A.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.X.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SelfRefTwin2.Y.brecOn", + ], + // ── Twin 9: OverMerge + alpha-collapse (partial collapse) ── + // A≅B and X≅Y alpha-collapse; C and Z do not collapse with them. + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.X", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.A.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.B.b", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.X.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Y.b", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.C", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Z", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.C.c", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Z.c", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.X.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Y.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.C.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Z.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.A.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.B.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.X.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Y.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.C.casesOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Z.casesOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.A.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.B.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.X.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Y.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.C.below", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Z.below", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.A.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.B.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.X.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Y.brecOn", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin1.C.brecOn", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.OverMergeAlphaCollapseTwin2.Z.brecOn", + ], + // ── Twin 10: Nested + non-alpha-equiv mutuals ── + // A/B NOT alpha-equivalent (B has extra field), both nest through List. + // Nested convention: inductives + constructors + recursors. + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin2.X", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin2.Y", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin1.A.a", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin2.X.a", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin1.B.b", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin2.Y.b", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin2.X.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.NestedOverMergeTwin2.Y.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 11: Binary container nesting (Prod) ── + // All 6 types alpha-collapse. Nested through Prod (arity-2 spec_params). + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.B", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.C", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.X", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.Y", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.Z", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.A.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.B.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.C.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.X.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.Y.mk", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.Z.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.B.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin1.C.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.X.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.Y.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.ProdNestedTwin2.Z.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 12: Simple nested (single inductive + List) ── + // Non-mutual, non-alpha-collapse. Nested convention. + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin1.A", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin2.X", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin1.A.leaf", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin2.X.leaf", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin1.A.node", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin2.X.node", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin1.A.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.SimpleNestedTwin2.X.rec", + ], + // ── Twin 13: Structures ── + // Structures generate projections; SC/XC are structures, SP/XP are + // plain inductives. SC≅XC and SP≅XP across namespaces. + // SC and SP are NOT alpha-equivalent (different field counts/types). + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin1.SC", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin2.XC", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin1.SP", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin2.XP", + ], + // Structure constructors use _private-mangled names in Lean 4 + // mutual blocks. The `0` component is Name::num, handled by mk_name. + &[ + "_private.Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.0.Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin1.SC.mk", + "_private.Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.0.Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin2.XC.mk", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin1.SP.base", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin2.XP.base", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin1.SP.combine", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin2.XP.combine", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin1.SC.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin2.XC.rec", + ], + &[ + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin1.SP.rec", + "Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity.StructureTwin2.XP.rec", + ], + ]; + + for group in groups { + let addrs: Vec<_> = group + .iter() + .map(|name| (*name, stt.resolve_addr(&mk_name(name)))) + .collect(); + + let Some((_, Some(first_addr))) = + addrs.iter().find(|(_, addr)| addr.is_some()) + else { + // Phase 4b fixtures live in `Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity`. The + // standalone `ix validate --path ` command can run against + // arbitrary environments (e.g. Mathlib smoke tests) that do not + // import those test declarations. Treat fully-absent fixture groups + // as not applicable; partial presence below remains a real failure. + continue; + }; + + let missing: Vec<_> = addrs + .iter() + .filter_map(|(name, addr)| addr.is_none().then_some(*name)) + .collect(); + if !missing.is_empty() { + p4b.record_fail(format!( + "missing names: {}; group: {}", + missing.join(", "), + group.join(", ") + )); + continue; + } + + if addrs.iter().all(|(_, addr)| addr.as_ref() == Some(first_addr)) { + p4b.record_pass(); + } else { + let detail: Vec<_> = addrs + .iter() + .map(|(name, addr)| { + format!( + "{}={} {}", + name, + addr + .as_ref() + .map_or("MISSING".to_string(), |addr| format!("{addr:?}")), + addr + .as_ref() + .map_or(String::new(), |addr| describe_addr(&stt, addr)) + ) + }) + .collect(); + let blocks: Vec<_> = addrs + .iter() + .filter_map(|(_, addr)| { + addr.as_ref().and_then(|addr| describe_rprj_block(&stt, addr)) + }) + .collect(); + p4b.record_fail(format!( + "cross-namespace addrs differ: {}; {}", + detail.join(", "), + blocks.join("; ") + )); + } + } + } + p4b.report(); + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ // Phase 5: Decompile with debug info // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ @@ -1732,8 +3077,14 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( if let Err(e) = compile_env_only.put(&mut serialized) { p7.record_fail(format!("serialize FAILED: {e}")); p7.report(); - let total = - p1.fail + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail + p7.fail; + let total = p1.fail + + p2.fail + + p3.fail + + p4.fail + + p4b.fail + + p5.fail + + p6.fail + + p7.fail; println!("{VALIDATE_PREFIX} RESULT: {total} total failures"); return total; } @@ -1856,49 +3207,45 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Parallel scan: every original constant must appear in the // roundtripped env with matching type hash (and value hash if // present). `get_hash()` reads are pure — ok to run concurrently. - orig.par_iter().for_each(|(name, orig_ci)| { - match dstt2.env.get(name) { - Some(dec_entry) => { - let dec_ci = dec_entry.value(); - let type_ok = - dec_ci.get_type().get_hash() == orig_ci.get_type().get_hash(); - let val_ok = match (dec_ci.get_value(), orig_ci.get_value()) { - (Some(d), Some(o)) => d.get_hash() == o.get_hash(), - (None, None) => true, - _ => false, - }; - if type_ok && val_ok { - passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); - } else { - fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); - let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); - if msgs.len() < 20 { - let mut parts = Vec::new(); - if !type_ok { - parts.push(format!( - "type: dec={} orig={}", - dec_ci.get_type().pretty(), - orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), - )); - } - if !val_ok { - parts.push("value hash mismatch".to_string()); - } - msgs.push(format!("{}: {}", name.pretty(), parts.join("; "))); - } - } - }, - None => { + orig.par_iter().for_each(|(name, orig_ci)| match dstt2.env.get(name) { + Some(dec_entry) => { + let dec_ci = dec_entry.value(); + let type_ok = + dec_ci.get_type().get_hash() == orig_ci.get_type().get_hash(); + let val_ok = match (dec_ci.get_value(), orig_ci.get_value()) { + (Some(d), Some(o)) => d.get_hash() == o.get_hash(), + (None, None) => true, + _ => false, + }; + if type_ok && val_ok { + passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + } else { fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); if msgs.len() < 20 { - msgs.push(format!( - "{}: missing from roundtripped env", - name.pretty(), - )); + let mut parts = Vec::new(); + if !type_ok { + parts.push(format!( + "type: dec={} orig={}", + dec_ci.get_type().pretty(), + orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), + )); + } + if !val_ok { + parts.push("value hash mismatch".to_string()); + } + msgs.push(format!("{}: {}", name.pretty(), parts.join("; "))); } - }, - } + } + }, + None => { + fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); + if msgs.len() < 20 { + msgs + .push(format!("{}: missing from roundtripped env", name.pretty(),)); + } + }, }); p7b.pass = passes.load(Ordering::Relaxed); @@ -1918,10 +3265,17 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo; /// Build a dotted Lean name from a dot-separated string. + /// Numeric components (e.g. the `0` in `_private.Foo.0.Bar`) are + /// created as `Name::num` so that private-prefix names resolve + /// correctly. fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { let mut name = Name::anon(); for part in s.split('.') { - name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + if let Ok(n) = part.parse::() { + name = Name::num(name, Nat::from(n)); + } else { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } } name } @@ -2004,6 +3358,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( + p2.fail + p3.fail + p4.fail + + p4b.fail + p5.fail + p6.fail + p7.fail @@ -2259,6 +3614,13 @@ fn serialized_meta_size( } /// Parse a dotted name string into a Name. +/// +/// Simple best-effort parser for `analyze_const_size`'s CLI-like input — +/// splits on `.` and stores each segment as a string component. Does NOT +/// handle Lean's `«…»` escape syntax, so it's unsuitable for names +/// containing special characters; callers that receive Lean-originated +/// names should instead pass the structured `Lean.Name` across FFI and +/// use `decode_name`, as done by `src/ffi/kernel.rs`. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] pub fn parse_name(s: &str) -> Name { let parts: Vec<&str> = s.split('.').collect(); diff --git a/src/ix/address.rs b/src/ix/address.rs index 4bfa892b..df90d061 100644 --- a/src/ix/address.rs +++ b/src/ix/address.rs @@ -79,7 +79,10 @@ impl Address { /// Used by `compile/mutual.rs` to register each mutual block under a /// Muts-tagged meta so kernel ingress can discover and process it via /// `ingress_muts_block`. - pub fn muts_name(&self, first_member: &crate::ix::env::Name) -> crate::ix::env::Name { + pub fn muts_name( + &self, + first_member: &crate::ix::env::Name, + ) -> crate::ix::env::Name { use crate::ix::env::{Name, NameData}; let base = Name::str(Name::str(Name::anon(), "Ix".to_string()), self.hex()); // Append each component of `first_member` to the base, preserving diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index fe3e526c..255c36a1 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -60,6 +60,27 @@ pub static ANALYZE_SHARING: std::sync::atomic::AtomicBool = pub static IX_TIMING: std::sync::LazyLock = std::sync::LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_TIMING").is_ok()); +/// Options controlling whole-environment compilation. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)] +pub struct CompileOptions { + /// Validate Lean-original inductives/constructors/recursors against a + /// direct `lean_ingress` kernel environment before aux_gen rewrites run. + /// + /// This is useful for adversarial raw-constant tests that bypass Lean's + /// kernel. Normal compilation from a trusted `Lean.Environment` can leave + /// it off and avoid retaining a second kernel-form copy of the full env. + pub check_originals: bool, + /// Override scheduler worker count. `None` uses available parallelism or + /// the `IX_COMPILE_WORKERS` environment variable if set. + pub max_workers: Option, +} + +impl Default for CompileOptions { + fn default() -> Self { + CompileOptions { check_originals: true, max_workers: None } + } +} + /// Size statistics for a compiled block. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Default)] pub struct BlockSizeStats { @@ -173,6 +194,20 @@ pub struct CompileState { /// Keyed by the original auxiliary name (e.g., `A.rec`, `B.rec`). /// Computed per original recursor name in `compile_mutual` after `sort_consts`. pub call_site_plans: DashMap, + /// Per-block nested-auxiliary layout (permutation + source ctor + /// counts) for each source `InductiveVal.all[0]` name. Used by: + /// - `compute_call_site_plans` to rewrite source-order aux motive/minor + /// call-site args to canonical positions. + /// - `compile_aux_block` (via `generate_and_compile_aux_recursors`) to + /// register Lean-source aux-rec/below/brecOn names at the canonical + /// DPrj/RPrj position. + /// + /// Computed once per block in `generate_and_compile_aux_recursors` + /// right after `aux_gen::generate_aux_patches`. Blocks without nested + /// auxiliaries simply aren't inserted. + pub aux_perms: DashMap, + /// Whether to run `check_originals` using `kctx.orig_kenv`. + pub check_originals: bool, } /// Cached compiled expression with arena root index. @@ -231,6 +266,8 @@ impl Default for CompileState { aux_name_to_addr: Default::default(), lean_env: None, call_site_plans: Default::default(), + aux_perms: Default::default(), + check_originals: true, } } } @@ -445,6 +482,174 @@ fn compile_univ_indices( levels.iter().map(|l| compile_univ_idx(l, univ_params, cache)).collect() } +fn univ_sort_key(univ: &Arc) -> Vec { + let mut buf = Vec::new(); + crate::ix::ixon::univ::put_univ(univ, &mut buf); + buf +} + +fn univ_params_key(univ_params: &[Name]) -> Address { + let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); + for name in univ_params { + hasher.update(name.get_hash().as_bytes()); + } + Address::from_blake3_hash(hasher.finalize()) +} + +fn collect_expr_tables( + expr: &LeanExpr, + univ_params: &[Name], + mut_ctx: &MutCtx, + cache: &mut BlockCache, + stt: &CompileState, + refs: &mut Vec
, + univs: &mut Vec>, + seen_exprs: &mut FxHashMap<(Address, Address), ()>, + caller: &str, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + let ctx_key = univ_params_key(univ_params); + let mut stack = vec![expr]; + while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { + let key = Address::from_blake3_hash(*e.get_hash()); + if seen_exprs.insert((key, ctx_key.clone()), ()).is_some() { + continue; + } + + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(..) => {}, + ExprData::Sort(level, _) => { + univs.push(compile_univ(level, univ_params, cache)?); + }, + ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) => { + for level in levels { + univs.push(compile_univ(level, univ_params, cache)?); + } + if !mut_ctx.contains_key(name) { + let const_addr = stt.resolve_addr(name).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: name.pretty(), + caller: format!("{caller} @ preseed(Const)"), + } + })?; + refs.push(const_addr); + } + }, + ExprData::App(fun, arg, _) => { + stack.push(arg); + stack.push(fun); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, ty, body, _, _) + | ExprData::ForallE(_, ty, body, _, _) => { + stack.push(body); + stack.push(ty); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, ty, value, body, _, _) => { + stack.push(body); + stack.push(value); + stack.push(ty); + }, + ExprData::Lit(Literal::NatVal(n), _) => { + refs.push(store_nat(n, stt)); + }, + ExprData::Lit(Literal::StrVal(s), _) => { + refs.push(store_string(s, stt)); + }, + ExprData::Proj(type_name, _, struct_val, _) => { + let type_addr = stt.resolve_addr(type_name).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: type_name.pretty(), + caller: format!("{caller} @ preseed(Proj)"), + } + })?; + refs.push(type_addr); + stack.push(struct_val); + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { + stack.push(inner); + }, + ExprData::Fvar(..) => { + return Err(CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: "free variable".into(), + }); + }, + ExprData::Mvar(..) => { + return Err(CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: "metavariable".into(), + }); + }, + } + } + Ok(()) +} + +pub(crate) fn preseed_expr_tables( + exprs: &[(&LeanExpr, &[Name])], + mut_ctx: &MutCtx, + cache: &mut BlockCache, + stt: &CompileState, + caller: &str, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + let mut refs = Vec::new(); + let mut univs = Vec::new(); + let mut seen_exprs = FxHashMap::default(); + + for (expr, univ_params) in exprs { + collect_expr_tables( + expr, + univ_params, + mut_ctx, + cache, + stt, + &mut refs, + &mut univs, + &mut seen_exprs, + caller, + )?; + } + + refs.sort(); + refs.dedup(); + for addr in refs { + cache.refs.insert_full(addr); + } + + let mut keyed_univs: Vec<_> = + univs.into_iter().map(|u| (univ_sort_key(&u), u)).collect(); + keyed_univs.sort_by(|(ak, _), (bk, _)| ak.cmp(bk)); + keyed_univs.dedup_by(|(ak, _), (bk, _)| ak == bk); + for (_, univ) in keyed_univs { + cache.univs.insert_full(univ); + } + + Ok(()) +} + +pub(crate) fn collect_mut_const_exprs<'a>( + cnst: &'a MutConst, + exprs: &mut Vec<(&'a LeanExpr, &'a [Name])>, +) { + match cnst { + MutConst::Defn(def) => { + let lvls = def.level_params.as_slice(); + exprs.push((&def.typ, lvls)); + exprs.push((&def.value, lvls)); + }, + MutConst::Indc(ind) => { + exprs.push((&ind.ind.cnst.typ, ind.ind.cnst.level_params.as_slice())); + for ctor in &ind.ctors { + exprs.push((&ctor.cnst.typ, ctor.cnst.level_params.as_slice())); + } + }, + MutConst::Recr(rec) => { + let lvls = rec.cnst.level_params.as_slice(); + exprs.push((&rec.cnst.typ, lvls)); + for rule in &rec.rules { + exprs.push((&rule.rhs, lvls)); + } + }, + } +} + // =========================================================================== // Expression compilation // =========================================================================== @@ -558,9 +763,61 @@ pub fn compile_expr( // for both the surgery check and the normal compilation path. let (head_expr, args) = surgery::collect_lean_telescope(e); - // Check for surgery: only when head is a Const in call_site_plans + // Check for surgery: only when head is a Const in + // `call_site_plans` *and* the body currently being compiled is + // in Lean source order. Canonical-order bodies generated by + // aux_gen (`.brecOn`, regenerated `.rec`, …) already pass + // args in sorted-block order — applying surgery there would + // permute correct args into the wrong positions. The flag + // tracks caller context; see `BlockCache::body_is_canonical` + // for the full rationale. + // + // The previous guard (`!aux_gen_extra_names.contains(name)`) + // checked the *head* rather than the caller, which meant + // Lean-auto-generated consts like `_sizeOf_N`, + // `_sparseCasesOn_N`, and `.sizeOf_spec` — whose bodies are + // in source order but whose heads (`Code.rec` etc.) are + // registered projections — never got surgery, producing + // `AppTypeMismatch` whenever `sort_consts` reordered a + // mutual block (the `Alt`↔`Cases`, `EqCnstr`↔`DiseqCnstr` + // failure family in `kernel-check-env`). if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head_expr.as_data() { - if !stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(name) { + // Call-site surgery guard. Surgery applies iff: + // (1) the compiling constant is *not* an AuxRegen name — + // i.e. not one of the Lean auto-generated auxiliaries + // we ourselves regenerate (`.rec`, `.recOn`, + // `.casesOn`, `.below`, `.below.rec`, `.brecOn`, + // `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq`). Our regenerator emits + // those bodies in canonical order by construction, so + // applying surgery would permute already-canonical + // args into the wrong positions. + // (2) the head has a non-identity surgery plan. + // + // Constants in the other categories pass through: + // - AuxSurgery: Lean auto-generated consts whose bodies + // reference `.rec` in Lean source order + // (`_sizeOf_N`, `_sparseCasesOn_N`, `.sizeOf_spec`, + // `.noConfusion`, etc.). Surgery MUST rewrite them. + // - Primary: user-defined constants. Surgery applies + // iff they transitively reference an AuxRegen name + // whose canonical layout differs from Lean source + // order (i.e. a non-identity plan). + // + // The guard is name-based rather than a cache flag + // because AuxRegen names are compiled *twice* — once as + // Lean originals via `compile_mutual` (cache flag would + // be false), once as regenerated canonicals via + // `compile_aux_block` (cache flag would be true) — and we + // need both compiles to skip surgery. Only the regen's + // output survives name-lookup anyway, but the Lean- + // original's Ixon still lives in `stt.env.consts` and its + // arena must be decompile-safe (decompile iterates all + // constants). + let compiling_is_aux_regen = cache + .compiling + .as_ref() + .is_some_and(crate::ix::decompile::is_aux_gen_suffix); + if !compiling_is_aux_regen { if let Some(plan) = stt.call_site_plans.get(name) { if !plan.is_identity() { let expected_total = plan.n_params @@ -939,14 +1196,21 @@ pub fn compile_expr( cache.surgery_sharing.push(expr.clone()); } - // Fill in `meta` fields in entries and adjust sharing_idx offsets - let mut kept_idx = 0usize; + // Fill in `meta` fields in entries and adjust sharing_idx offsets. + // Kept entries record the source arg's `canon_idx` — its canonical + // position — so the arena root must come from `canonical_roots` + // indexed by `canon_idx` (since the Compile frames processed + // sorted_canon in canonical order, the roots land in canonical + // slots). `kept_idx` (source-sequential) coincides with + // `canon_idx` only under identity plans, which surgery + // short-circuits anyway — non-identity is the case where surgery + // actually fires, and only `canon_idx` gives the right root + // there. let mut collapsed_idx = 0usize; for entry in &mut entries { match entry { - CallSiteEntry::Kept { meta, .. } => { - *meta = canonical_roots[kept_idx]; - kept_idx += 1; + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, meta } => { + *meta = canonical_roots[*canon_idx as usize]; }, CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx, meta, .. } => { *meta = collapsed_roots[collapsed_idx]; @@ -1963,6 +2227,29 @@ pub fn compare_level( } } +/// Compare two non-mutual references by compiled address. +/// +/// Canonical sorting must not fall back to name order here: unresolved names +/// would reintroduce namespace/source-order information into content hashes. +fn compare_external_refs( + x: &Name, + y: &Name, + stt: &CompileState, + caller: &'static str, +) -> Result { + match (stt.resolve_addr(x), stt.resolve_addr(y)) { + (Some(xa), Some(ya)) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(&xa, &ya)), + (None, _) => Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: x.pretty(), + caller: caller.into(), + }), + (_, None) => Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: y.pretty(), + caller: caller.into(), + }), + } +} + /// Compare two Lean expressions structurally for canonical ordering. /// Strips `Mdata` wrappers, compares by constructor tag, then recurses /// into subexpressions. Constants are compared by address (or mutual index). @@ -2013,15 +2300,7 @@ pub fn compare_expr( (Some(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), (None, Some(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), (None, None) => { - // Compare by address - let xa = stt.name_to_addr.get(x); - let ya = stt.name_to_addr.get(y); - match (xa, ya) { - (Some(xa), Some(ya)) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(xa.value(), ya.value())), - _ => { - Ok(SOrd::cmp(x.get_hash().as_bytes(), y.get_hash().as_bytes())) - }, - } + compare_external_refs(x, y, stt, "compare_expr(Const)") }, } } @@ -2071,15 +2350,7 @@ pub fn compare_expr( (Some(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), (None, Some(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), (None, None) => { - let xa = stt.name_to_addr.get(tnx); - let ya = stt.name_to_addr.get(tny); - match (xa, ya) { - (Some(xa), Some(ya)) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(xa.value(), ya.value())), - _ => Ok(SOrd::cmp( - tnx.get_hash().as_bytes(), - tny.get_hash().as_bytes(), - )), - } + compare_external_refs(tnx, tny, stt, "compare_expr(Proj)") }, }; let tn = tn?; @@ -2570,7 +2841,8 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( }, Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) => Some(Phase::BelowIndc), Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_) | LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(_)) => { - if n.last_str() == Some("below") { + if matches!(n.last_str(), Some(s) if s == "below" || s.starts_with("below_")) + { Some(Phase::BelowDef) } else { Some(Phase::BrecOn) @@ -2735,6 +3007,16 @@ fn compile_const_inner( let _t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); let _name_str_entry = name.pretty(); let mut_ctx = MutConst::single_ctx(def.name.clone()); + preseed_expr_tables( + &[ + (&def.typ, def.level_params.as_slice()), + (&def.value, def.level_params.as_slice()), + ], + &mut_ctx, + cache, + stt, + "compile_single_def", + )?; let (data, meta) = compile_definition(def, &mut_ctx, cache, stt)?; let _t_compile = _t0.elapsed(); let n_unique_exprs = cache.exprs.len(); @@ -2755,7 +3037,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( let serialized_size = bytes.len(); let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); let _t_serial = _t2.elapsed(); - if _t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { + if *IX_TIMING && _t0.elapsed().as_secs_f32() > 1.0 { eprintln!( "[slow_single] {:?} compile={:.2}s sharing={:.2}s serial={:.2}s unique_exprs={} refs={} bytes={}", name_str, @@ -2769,10 +3051,9 @@ fn compile_const_inner( } if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name( - name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone()), - ); + stt + .env + .register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta.clone())); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), BlockSizeStats { @@ -2818,6 +3099,13 @@ fn compile_const_inner( }, LeanConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(val) => { + preseed_expr_tables( + &[(&val.cnst.typ, val.cnst.level_params.as_slice())], + &MutCtx::default(), + cache, + stt, + "compile_axiom", + )?; let (data, meta) = compile_axiom(val, cache, stt)?; let refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); let univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); @@ -2828,10 +3116,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name( - name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta), - ); + stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), BlockSizeStats { @@ -2845,6 +3130,13 @@ fn compile_const_inner( }, LeanConstantInfo::QuotInfo(val) => { + preseed_expr_tables( + &[(&val.cnst.typ, val.cnst.level_params.as_slice())], + &MutCtx::default(), + cache, + stt, + "compile_quotient", + )?; let (data, meta) = compile_quotient(val, cache, stt)?; let refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); let univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); @@ -2855,10 +3147,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( let addr = Address::hash(&bytes); if aux { stt.env.store_const(addr.clone(), result.constant); - stt.env.register_name( - name.clone(), - Named::new(addr.clone(), meta), - ); + stt.env.register_name(name.clone(), Named::new(addr.clone(), meta)); stt.block_stats.insert( name.clone(), BlockSizeStats { @@ -2878,6 +3167,11 @@ fn compile_const_inner( LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(val) => { if all.len() == 1 { let mut_ctx = MutConst::single_ctx(val.cnst.name.clone()); + let mut exprs = vec![(&val.cnst.typ, val.cnst.level_params.as_slice())]; + for rule in &val.rules { + exprs.push((&rule.rhs, val.cnst.level_params.as_slice())); + } + preseed_expr_tables(&exprs, &mut_ctx, cache, stt, "compile_recursor")?; let (data, meta) = compile_recursor(val, &mut_ctx, cache, stt)?; let refs: Vec
= cache.refs.iter().cloned().collect(); let univs: Vec> = cache.univs.iter().cloned().collect(); @@ -2934,13 +3228,6 @@ fn compile_const_inner( if aux { stt.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr.clone()); - - // Ingress the Lean constant into the kernel environment so the - // type checker can resolve it during sort inference (get_level). - if let Some(ref le) = stt.lean_env { - // For inductives, ensure_in_kenv also ingresses constructors. - aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv(name, le.as_ref(), stt); - } } Ok(addr) } @@ -2986,6 +3273,12 @@ fn compile_mutual( let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&cs.iter().collect::>(), cache, stt)?; let mut_ctx = MutConst::ctx(&sorted_classes); + let mut exprs = Vec::new(); + for cnst in &cs { + collect_mut_const_exprs(cnst, &mut exprs); + } + preseed_expr_tables(&exprs, &mut_ctx, cache, stt, "compile_mutual")?; + // Compile each constant let mut ixon_mutuals = Vec::new(); let mut all_metas: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -3183,7 +3476,10 @@ fn compile_mutual( muts_name, Named::new( block_addr.clone(), - ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all: muts_all }), + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { + all: muts_all, + aux_layout: None, + }), ), ); } @@ -3196,7 +3492,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( .iter() .map(|class| class.iter().map(|c| c.name()).collect()) .collect(); - mutual::generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( + let aux_layout_stored = mutual::generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( &cs, &class_names, lean_env, @@ -3212,17 +3508,82 @@ fn compile_mutual( _ => None, }) .unwrap_or_default(); - if !original_all.is_empty() && class_names.len() < original_all.len() - || (class_names.len() == original_all.len() - && class_names - .iter() - .zip(original_all.iter()) - .any(|(class, orig)| class[0] != *orig)) - { + let plan_class_names: Vec> = if original_all.is_empty() { + Vec::new() + } else { + let original_all_lookup: FxHashMap = + original_all.iter().cloned().map(|n| (n, ())).collect(); + class_names + .iter() + .filter_map(|class| { + let names: Vec = class + .iter() + .filter(|n| original_all_lookup.contains_key(*n)) + .cloned() + .collect(); + (!names.is_empty()).then_some(names) + }) + .collect() + }; + + // If the block carries an aux_layout, patch the primary Muts + // metadata so the layout travels with the block through serialize / + // decompile round-trip (spec §10.2 / §17.3). The layout returned by + // `generate_and_compile_aux_recursors` is deliberately block-local: + // SCC-split blocks from the same Lean mutual all share `all[0]`, so + // looking it up through a global `all[0]` side table lets one block's + // layout overwrite another's. + // + // The Muts name is `block_addr.muts_name(first_name)` — same key the + // initial registration used — and `DashMap::insert` overwrites. + if let Some(layout) = &aux_layout_stored { + let first_name = sorted_classes + .first() + .and_then(|c| c.first()) + .map(|c| c.name()) + .expect("compile_mutual invariant: at least one class"); + let muts_name = block_addr.muts_name(&first_name); + let muts_all: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| { + class + .iter() + .map(|c| Address::from_blake3_hash(*c.name().get_hash())) + .collect() + }) + .collect(); + stt.env.register_name( + muts_name, + Named::new( + block_addr.clone(), + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { + all: muts_all, + aux_layout: Some(layout.clone()), + }), + ), + ); + } + + let user_layout_changed = !original_all.is_empty() + && (plan_class_names.len() < original_all.len() + || (plan_class_names.len() == original_all.len() + && plan_class_names + .iter() + .zip(original_all.iter()) + .any(|(class, orig)| class[0] != *orig))); + let aux_layout_changed = aux_layout_stored.as_ref().is_some_and(|layout| { + layout.perm.iter().enumerate().any(|(source_j, &canonical_i)| { + canonical_i != aux_gen::nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + && canonical_i != source_j + }) + }); + + if user_layout_changed || aux_layout_changed { let plans = surgery::compute_call_site_plans( - &class_names, + &plan_class_names, &original_all, lean_env, + aux_layout_stored.as_ref(), )?; for (name, plan) in plans { stt.call_site_plans.insert(name, plan); @@ -3246,12 +3607,13 @@ mod env; pub(crate) mod mutual; pub(crate) mod nat_conv; pub(crate) mod surgery; -pub use env::compile_env; +pub use env::{compile_env, compile_env_with_options}; #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, Expr as LeanExpr, Level}; + use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::CallSiteEntry; #[test] fn test_compile_univ_zero() { @@ -3453,6 +3815,94 @@ mod tests { } } + #[test] + fn test_compile_expr_call_site_uses_nested_aux_telescope_perm() { + let stt = CompileState::default(); + let head = Name::str(Name::anon(), "A".to_string()); + let head = Name::str(head, "rec_1".to_string()); + let head_addr = Address::hash(b"A.rec_1"); + stt.name_to_addr.insert(head.clone(), head_addr); + + // Source telescope: + // motives: [A, B, aux0, aux1] + // minors: [A.mk, B.mk, aux0.mk, aux1.mk] + // tail: [major] + // + // Canonical nested-aux layout swaps aux0/aux1 while keeping user + // motives/minors fixed. This is the call-site side of AuxLayout.perm. + stt.call_site_plans.insert( + head.clone(), + surgery::CallSitePlan { + n_params: 0, + n_source_motives: 4, + n_source_minors: 4, + n_indices: 0, + motive_keep: vec![true, true, true, true], + minor_keep: vec![true, true, true, true], + source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 1, 3, 2], + source_to_canon_minor: vec![0, 1, 3, 2], + }, + ); + + let mut expr = LeanExpr::cnst(head.clone(), vec![]); + for i in 10..=18u64 { + expr = LeanExpr::app(expr, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i))); + } + + let mut cache = BlockCache { + compiling: Some(Name::str(Name::anon(), "caller".to_string())), + ..BlockCache::default() + }; + let result = + compile_expr(&expr, &[], &MutCtx::default(), &mut cache, &stt).unwrap(); + + fn app_args(e: &Arc) -> Vec { + let mut cur = e.clone(); + let mut args = Vec::new(); + while let Expr::App(f, a) = cur.as_ref() { + match a.as_ref() { + Expr::Var(i) => args.push(*i), + other => panic!("expected Var arg, got {other:?}"), + } + cur = f.clone(); + } + match cur.as_ref() { + Expr::Ref(0, lvls) => assert!(lvls.is_empty()), + other => panic!("expected Ref head, got {other:?}"), + } + args.reverse(); + args + } + + assert_eq!( + app_args(&result), + vec![10, 11, 13, 12, 14, 15, 17, 16, 18], + "source-order aux motive/minor args should be emitted in canonical aux order", + ); + + let root = *cache.arena_roots.last().expect("compiled expression root"); + let ExprMetaData::CallSite { name, entries } = + &cache.arena.nodes[root as usize] + else { + panic!("expected CallSite metadata at expression root"); + }; + assert_eq!(*name, compile_name(&head, &stt)); + let canon_indices: Vec = entries + .iter() + .map(|entry| match entry { + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, .. } => *canon_idx, + CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { .. } => { + panic!("this fixture keeps every source argument") + }, + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + canon_indices, + vec![0, 1, 3, 2, 4, 5, 7, 6, 8], + "CallSite metadata stays in source order and records each canonical target", + ); + } + #[test] fn test_compile_axiom() { use crate::ix::env::{AxiomVal, ConstantVal}; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index 176ba0b9..fdd564e8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -92,7 +92,6 @@ use crate::ix::env::{ RecursorVal, }; use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; -use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; /// A regenerated constant ready for compilation. #[derive(Clone)] @@ -127,46 +126,101 @@ pub(crate) struct AuxDef { pub is_unsafe: bool, } +/// Output of [`generate_aux_patches`]. +/// +/// In addition to the patch map, carries the canonical hash-sort permutation +/// so callers can reuse it — both during compile (to build the +/// `CallSitePlan` / surgery layout) and during decompile / validation +/// (to canonicalize Lean-source-order originals before structural +/// comparison). +#[derive(Clone, Default)] +pub(crate) struct AuxPatchesOutput { + /// The regenerated canonical-layout constants, keyed by their + /// Lean-visible source-indexed name (e.g. `A.rec`, `A.below_2`). + pub patches: FxHashMap, + /// Lean-visible aux names that should resolve to an already-compiled + /// canonical patch instead of compiling their own renamed copy. + /// + /// Key is the source name exported by Lean; value is the generated patch + /// name whose address should be reused. These are aliases, not new + /// constants. + pub aliases: FxHashMap, + /// Hash-sort permutation for the aux section of the expanded block: + /// `perm[source_j] = canonical_i` for each source-walk aux position. + /// `None` when the block has no nested auxiliaries (or the aux_gen + /// pipeline didn't reach the hash-sort step, e.g. empty `original_all`). + pub perm: Option>, + /// Number of equivalence classes — i.e. primary (non-aux) members in the + /// canonical block. Reserved for callers that need to build + /// [`congruence::perm::PermCtx`] (see the `validate-aux` Phase 2 path in + /// `ffi/lean_env.rs`); the Phase 2 builder currently derives this from + /// the `all` slice directly, but keep the field exposed so future + /// callers don't have to duplicate the singleton-classes assumption. + #[allow(dead_code)] + pub n_classes: usize, + /// Number of canonical aux members (== length of the hash-sorted aux + /// section). Zero for blocks without nested inductives. Reserved for + /// downstream diagnostics / metadata; not read by the current + /// pipeline. + #[allow(dead_code)] + pub n_canonical_aux: usize, + /// Number of source-walk aux positions (== `perm.len()` when `perm` is + /// `Some`). Under alpha collapse this can exceed `n_canonical_aux`. + /// Reserved for diagnostics — same rationale as `n_canonical_aux`. + #[allow(dead_code)] + pub n_source_aux: usize, +} + /// Generate all canonical auxiliary patches for a collapsed inductive block. /// /// Called from `compile_mutual` after `sort_consts` determines the canonical -/// classes. Returns a map from auxiliary name -> regenerated constant. +/// classes. Returns an [`AuxPatchesOutput`] carrying the patch map and the +/// canonical hash-sort permutation (when applicable). /// /// Only generates patches when alpha-collapse or SCC-splitting actually /// changes the block structure. Each auxiliary is only generated if the /// original Lean constant exists in the environment. +/// +/// `original_all` is the Lean-source-walk inductive name list (typically +/// `InductiveVal.all` of any block member). It determines the canonical +/// `.rec_N` naming and the source-aux walk used to compute the +/// hash-sort permutation. pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( sorted_classes: &[Vec], - original_cs: &[MutConst], + original_all: &[Name], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, -) -> Result, CompileError> { +) -> Result { let mut patches: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); - - // Collect the original inductive names from the mutual block. - let original_all: Vec = original_cs - .iter() - .find_map(|c| match c { - MutConst::Indc(ind) => Some(ind.ind.all.clone()), - _ => None, - }) - .unwrap_or_default(); + let mut aliases: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); if original_all.is_empty() { - return Ok(patches); + return Ok(AuxPatchesOutput { + patches, + aliases, + perm: None, + n_classes: sorted_classes.len(), + n_canonical_aux: 0, + n_source_aux: 0, + }); } - let n_original = original_all.len(); let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); - let has_nested = original_all.iter().any(|name| { - matches!( - lean_env.get(name).as_deref(), - Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) - if crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&v.num_nested) > 0 - ) - }); + // Captured below when we take the expand/restore path. Returned to the + // caller so Phase 2 / Phase 6 / Phase 7b can permute Lean-source-order + // originals into canonical order before structural comparison. + let mut captured_perm: Option> = None; + let mut captured_n_canonical_aux: usize = 0; + let mut captured_n_source_aux: usize = 0; + + // NOTE: the historical `perm_rename_map` (canonical→source `_N` + // rename, applied post-generation over `.below`/`.brecOn*` patch + // bodies) has been eliminated. Generators now emit source-indexed + // `_N` suffixes directly via the `source_of_canonical` slice threaded + // through `generate_recursors_from_expanded`. See + // `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §6.4 on the two numberings. // Ensure PUnit and PProd are in kenv BEFORE any ingress (Phase 1) runs. // ingress_field_deps may encounter PProd in constructor field types and @@ -186,48 +240,165 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( // declaration and expand nested occurrences from. let ordered_originals: Vec = sorted_classes.iter().map(|c| c[0].clone()).collect(); - let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if has_nested { - // Build alias→representative map for alpha-collapsed blocks. - // This ensures the expansion only sees representative names in ctor types. - let alias_to_rep: FxHashMap = sorted_classes - .iter() - .flat_map(|class| { - class[1..].iter().map(move |alias| (alias.clone(), class[0].clone())) - }) - .collect(); - let expanded = - nested::expand_nested_block(&ordered_originals, lean_env, &alias_to_rep)?; + // Lean's `num_nested` metadata is not a complete structural detector for + // all exported forms (notably some parameterized nested blocks). Probe our + // own expansion result instead, so aux aliases are generated whenever the + // recursor generator will see flat auxiliaries. + let alias_to_rep: FxHashMap = sorted_classes + .iter() + .flat_map(|class| { + class[1..].iter().map(move |alias| (alias.clone(), class[0].clone())) + }) + .collect(); + let expanded_probe = + nested::expand_nested_block(&ordered_originals, lean_env, &alias_to_rep)?; + let structural_has_nested = + expanded_probe.types.len() > expanded_probe.n_originals; + let metadata_has_nested = original_all.iter().any(|name| { + matches!( + lean_env.get(name).as_deref(), + Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) + if crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&v.num_nested) > 0 + ) + }); + let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if metadata_has_nested + && structural_has_nested + { + let mut expanded = expanded_probe; + // Canonicalize the aux section of the expanded block by structural order. + // After this, patches (recs, belows, brecOns, etc.) are emitted in + // canonical order rather than Lean's source-walk order. + // + // Why this must happen here: call-site surgery uses `aux_perms` to + // reorder user code's arguments when they call the aux. If the patch + // layout doesn't match what surgery thinks it is, downstream bodies + // that reference the aux (notably `_sizeOf_*`) wind up with mismatched + // addresses. Keeping a single canonical layout shared by compile, + // decompile, and surgery is the only way to maintain that the same + // semantic block declared in permuted source orders hashes to the + // same Ixon bytes. + nested::sort_aux_by_content_hash(&mut expanded, stt)?; if expanded.types.len() > expanded.n_originals { + // Compute source→canonical permutation FIRST (before recursor + // generation) so the generator can emit source-indexed `_N` + // suffixes directly, avoiding any canonical-then-rename + // intermediate state. Lean exports `.rec_{source_j+1}`, + // `.below_{source_j+1}`, `.brecOn_{source_j+1}`; our canonical + // structural sort places the same auxes at different positions. + // `perm[source_j] = canonical_i` captures the mapping, and + // `source_of_canonical[canonical_i] = min source_j` is its + // semantic inverse (modulo alpha-collapse dedup, which makes the + // forward perm non-injective). + let orig_to_canon_map: std::collections::HashMap = + sorted_classes + .iter() + .flat_map(|class| { + let rep = class[0].clone(); + class.iter().map(move |n| (n.clone(), rep.clone())) + }) + .collect(); + let n_canon = expanded.types.len().saturating_sub(expanded.n_originals); + let perm = nested::compute_aux_perm( + &expanded, + original_all, + lean_env, + stt, + &orig_to_canon_map, + )?; + // Stash for caller (Phase 2 / Phase 6 / Phase 7b need it). + captured_perm = Some(perm.clone()); + captured_n_canonical_aux = n_canon; + captured_n_source_aux = perm.len(); + + // `canon_repr[canonical_i]` = min source_j mapping to this + // canonical aux. Under alpha-collapse (n_source > n_canon) + // multiple source names map to the same canonical; the min + // ensures determinism. For well-formed in-SCC blocks every + // canonical slot has at least one source mapping. + let mut canon_repr = vec![usize::MAX; n_canon]; + for (src_j, &canon_i) in perm.iter().enumerate() { + if canon_i != nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + && canon_i < n_canon + && canon_repr[canon_i] == usize::MAX + { + canon_repr[canon_i] = src_j; + } + } + + // Sanity: every canonical aux must correspond to a real Lean-exported + // source aux name. Synthesizing `.rec_{canonical_i+1}` / + // `.below_{canonical_i+1}` / `.brecOn_{canonical_i+1}` would create + // public names that Lean never exported, and later aliasing would make + // those names look canonical. Treat that as a construction bug instead. + for (ci, &source_j) in canon_repr.iter().enumerate() { + if source_j == usize::MAX { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_gen canonical aux #{ci} has no Lean source mapping; refusing to synthesize canonical-indexed _N names", + ), + }); + } + } + let source_of_canonical: Vec = canon_repr.clone(); + // Has auxiliaries — use expand/restore path. - // Pass the real sorted_classes so the recursor generator preserves - // the canonical class structure (n_classes, naming, etc.). + // Pass source_of_canonical so the generator emits aux rec names + // with Lean-source-indexed `_N` suffixes directly. let (raw_recs, is_prop) = recursor::generate_recursors_from_expanded( sorted_classes, &expanded, + Some(&source_of_canonical), lean_env, stt, kctx, )?; - // Build RestoreCtx. + // Build `aux_rec_map` for `RestoreCtx`: maps each `_nested.X.rec` + // (the aux inductive's own derived recursor, as it appears in raw + // rec bodies before restoration) to the Lean-source-indexed name + // `.rec_{source_j+1}`. `source_j = canon_repr[canonical_i]` + // is the min source index mapping to this canonical aux. + // + // Historical context: earlier versions of this loop also inserted + // blanket `_N`-suffix rename entries for `.rec_{canonical+1}`, + // `.below_{canonical+1}`, and `.brecOn_{canonical+1}.*` keys, + // plus a separate `perm_rename_map` post-pass over `.below` / + // `.brecOn*` patch bodies, because the generators emitted + // canonical-indexed references internally. Since recursor.rs now + // threads `source_of_canonical` into name construction, all those + // entries would be no-ops — and `below.rs` / `brecon.rs` read + // their `_N` suffixes from the already-renamed aux rec names, so + // their bodies land in source indexing directly. Only the + // `_nested.X.rec` mapping remains necessary; see + // `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §6.4. + // + // `original_all[0]` is the Lean-source-order first inductive — + // what Lean hangs `_N` names off in its env, and what + // `below::generate_below_constants` / `brecon::generate_brecon_constants` + // read from `first_ind.all[0]` for their own `_N` naming. + // Using `ordered_originals[0]` (a class rep) would diverge + // whenever sort_consts reorders the first class. let mut aux_rec_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); - // Map auxiliary rec names (_nested.X.rec) → canonical names (all[0].rec_N). - let all0 = &ordered_originals[0]; - for (i, member) in + let source_all0 = &original_all[0]; + for (canonical_i, member) in expanded.types.iter().skip(expanded.n_originals).enumerate() { - let aux_rec_name = Name::str(member.name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - let canon_rec_name = Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("rec_{}", i + 1)); - aux_rec_map.insert(aux_rec_name, canon_rec_name); + let source_j = source_of_canonical[canonical_i]; + + let aux_nested_rec_name = + Name::str(member.name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let source_rec_name = + Name::str(source_all0.clone(), format!("rec_{}", source_j + 1)); + aux_rec_map.insert(aux_nested_rec_name, source_rec_name); } - let restore_ctx = expr_utils::RestoreCtx { - aux_to_nested: expanded.aux_to_nested, - aux_ctor_map: expanded.aux_ctor_map, + let restore_ctx = expr_utils::RestoreCtx::new( + expanded.aux_to_nested, + expanded.aux_ctor_map, aux_rec_map, - block_param_fvars: expanded.block_param_fvars, - n_params: expanded.types.first().map(|t| t.n_params).unwrap_or(0), - }; + expanded.block_param_fvars, + expanded.types.first().map(|t| t.n_params).unwrap_or(0), + ); // Rename and restore all recursors. // Auxiliary recursors (_nested.X.rec) → canonical names (all[0].rec_N). @@ -282,7 +453,42 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( .collect(); (restored_recs, is_prop) } else { - // No nested auxiliaries — fall through to standard path. + // The structural detector can find auxiliaries in cases where Lean's + // `num_nested` metadata is zero (notably parameterized nested blocks). + // In those cases the standard flat-block recursor generator matches + // Lean's original telescope, but we still need the source→canonical + // permutation so extra Lean aux names can become address aliases instead + // of falling back to original compilation. + if structural_has_nested { + let expanded_for_perm = nested::expand_nested_block( + &ordered_originals, + lean_env, + &alias_to_rep, + )?; + let orig_to_canon_map: std::collections::HashMap = + sorted_classes + .iter() + .flat_map(|class| { + let rep = class[0].clone(); + class.iter().map(move |n| (n.clone(), rep.clone())) + }) + .collect(); + let n_canon = expanded_for_perm + .types + .len() + .saturating_sub(expanded_for_perm.n_originals); + let perm = nested::compute_aux_perm( + &expanded_for_perm, + original_all, + lean_env, + stt, + &orig_to_canon_map, + )?; + captured_perm = Some(perm.clone()); + captured_n_canonical_aux = n_canon; + captured_n_source_aux = perm.len(); + } + // No expand/restore recursor generation — fall through to standard path. recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( sorted_classes, lean_env, @@ -369,7 +575,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( .is_some_and(|ci| is_below_shaped(ci.get_type())) { let _bt = std::time::Instant::now(); - let below_consts = below::generate_below_constants( + let raw_below_consts = below::generate_below_constants( sorted_classes, &canonical_recs, lean_env, @@ -378,6 +584,14 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( kctx, )?; let _below_elapsed = _bt.elapsed(); + + // `below.rs` now derives `.below_N` names and internal cross-aux + // references from already-source-indexed rec names (see + // `below::generate_below_constants` → `aux_rec_suffix_idx`), so + // there is no canonical-indexed leftover to rewrite. The + // post-generation rename pass that used to live here is gone. + let below_consts: Vec = raw_below_consts; + for bc in &below_consts { match bc { below::BelowConstant::Def(d) => { @@ -393,8 +607,9 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( // Populate canon_kenv with canonical .below types for Phase 3. // The canonical TC needs these to infer PProd(motive, I.below ...) - // during brecOn generation. We insert the regenerated types (which - // match the alpha-collapsed block structure), not the originals. + // during brecOn generation. Uses the SAME renamed below_consts + // that `patches` got — keeping the hash addressing consistent + // end-to-end. populate_canon_kenv_with_below( &below_consts, sorted_classes, @@ -421,6 +636,11 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( for d in brecon_consts { // Only emit if the original Lean env has this constant // (e.g. .brecOn.eq may not be in the exported env subset). + // `brecon.rs` now emits `.below_N` / sibling `.rec_N` references + // in source-indexed form directly (the `below_consts` vec's + // stored names are source-indexed by `below.rs` / aux_rec + // naming, and intra-brecOn sibling refs use those names). + // No post-generation rewrite is needed. if lean_env.get(&d.name).is_some() { patches.insert(d.name.clone(), PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d)); } @@ -486,6 +706,13 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( let rep_name = Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()); let alias_name = Name::str(alias.clone(), suffix.to_string()); if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&rep_name) { + if *suffix == "rec" { + if lean_env.get(&alias_name).is_some() { + aliases.insert(alias_name, rep_name); + } + continue; + } + // BelowIndc needs structural renaming (constructor names in the // BelowCtor structs change too, not just expression-level Consts). let aliased = match patch { @@ -521,118 +748,120 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( } // Register original-order auxiliary aliases. When alpha-collapse merges - // inductives, the original Lean block (.all) may have MORE nested - // auxiliaries than the canonical block. E.g., {RoseA, RoseB} in .all - // discovers List(RoseA α) + List(RoseB α) → rec_1, rec_2. But after - // alpha-collapse to {RoseA}, the canonical flat block has only List(RoseA α) - // → rec_1. We need rec_2 to alias to the canonical rec_1. - // - // The mapping is built by matching each original auxiliary's - // (ext_ind_name, normalized_spec_params) against the canonical auxiliaries. - // Normalization substitutes original names with their class representatives - // so that List(RoseB α) matches List(RoseA α). - if has_nested { - let n_canonical_aux = canonical_recs.len().saturating_sub(n_classes); - let original_flat = - nested::build_compile_flat_block(&original_all, lean_env)?; - let n_original_aux = original_flat.len().saturating_sub(n_original); - - if n_original_aux > 0 && n_canonical_aux > 0 { - // Lean hangs _N suffixed names off all[0] (first in source order). - let first_orig_name = &original_all[0]; - // Canonical _N names also use all[0] (via below.rs/brecon.rs fix). - let canon_first = first_orig_name; - - // Build name substitution: original name → canonical class representative. - let orig_to_canon_names: std::collections::HashMap = - sorted_classes - .iter() - .flat_map(|class| { - let rep = &class[0]; - class.iter().map(move |name| (name.clone(), rep.clone())) - }) - .collect(); + // inductives, the source Lean block may export more nested auxiliaries than + // the canonical block. E.g. source has `rec_1` and `rec_2`, but after + // collapse both source aux positions map to one canonical aux. Do not create + // renamed synthetic patches for the extra source names; record address + // aliases to the one generated canonical patch instead. + if structural_has_nested + && let Some(perm) = captured_perm.as_ref() + && captured_n_canonical_aux > 0 + && let Some(first_orig_name) = original_all.first() + { + let mut source_of_canonical = vec![usize::MAX; captured_n_canonical_aux]; + for (source_j, &canonical_i) in perm.iter().enumerate() { + if canonical_i != nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + && canonical_i < captured_n_canonical_aux + && source_of_canonical[canonical_i] == usize::MAX + { + source_of_canonical[canonical_i] = source_j; + } + } - // Build canonical flat block for matching. - let canonical_names: Vec = - sorted_classes.iter().map(|c| c[0].clone()).collect(); - let canonical_flat = - nested::build_compile_flat_block(&canonical_names, lean_env)?; - - // Map each original auxiliary to its canonical match. - for oj in 0..n_original_aux { - let orig_aux = &original_flat[n_original + oj]; - let orig_idx = oj + 1; // 1-based - - // Normalize original spec_params: replace original names with - // canonical representatives. - let normalized_specs: Vec = orig_aux - .spec_params - .iter() - .map(|sp| expr_utils::replace_const_names(sp, &orig_to_canon_names)) - .collect(); + let find_target = + |canonical_i: usize, mk_name: &dyn Fn(usize) -> Name| -> Option { + // Prefer the deterministic representative used by generation, but fall + // back to any already-generated patch in the same equivalence class. + if let Some(&source_j) = source_of_canonical.get(canonical_i) + && source_j != usize::MAX + { + let target = mk_name(source_j); + if patches.contains_key(&target) { + return Some(target); + } + } + for (source_j, &source_canonical_i) in perm.iter().enumerate() { + if source_canonical_i == canonical_i { + let target = mk_name(source_j); + if patches.contains_key(&target) { + return Some(target); + } + } + } + None + }; - // Find matching canonical auxiliary by (ext_ind_name, spec_params hash). - let canon_match = canonical_flat[n_classes..].iter().enumerate().find( - |(_, canon_aux)| { - canon_aux.name == orig_aux.name - && canon_aux.spec_params.len() == normalized_specs.len() - && canon_aux - .spec_params - .iter() - .zip(normalized_specs.iter()) - .all(|(a, b)| a.get_hash() == b.get_hash()) - }, - ); + for (source_j, &canonical_i) in perm.iter().enumerate() { + if canonical_i == nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + || canonical_i >= captured_n_canonical_aux + { + continue; + } - let Some((cj, _)) = canon_match else { - // No canonical match — this auxiliary references inductives - // outside the current SCC (cross-SCC case). Don't insert as - // a patch — let the scheduler compile it normally from lean_env - // once all deps (including the external SCC) are available. + let source_idx = source_j + 1; + for suffix in &["rec", "below", "brecOn"] { + let mk_name = |j: usize| { + Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("{suffix}_{}", j + 1)) + }; + let source_name = + Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("{suffix}_{source_idx}")); + if patches.contains_key(&source_name) + || lean_env.get(&source_name).is_none() + { continue; + } + let Some(target_name) = find_target(canonical_i, &mk_name) else { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_gen alias target missing: {} maps to canonical aux #{} but no generated {suffix} patch exists", + source_name.pretty(), + canonical_i, + ), + }); }; - let canon_idx = cj + 1; // 1-based - - // Alias original _N names to canonical _N patches. - // These only rename the _N suffix — both share the same parent - // inductive (canon_first == first_orig_name), so no internal - // Const rewriting is needed. - let empty_map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); - for suffix in &["rec", "below", "brecOn"] { - let orig_name = - Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("{suffix}_{orig_idx}")); - if patches.contains_key(&orig_name) { - continue; // Already generated canonically. - } - let canon_name = - Name::str(canon_first.clone(), format!("{suffix}_{canon_idx}")); - if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&canon_name) { - let aliased = rename_patch(patch, &orig_name, &empty_map); - patches.insert(orig_name, aliased); - } + if target_name != source_name { + aliases.insert(source_name, target_name); } - // Also .brecOn_N.go and .brecOn_N.eq - for sub in &["go", "eq"] { - let orig_base = - Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("brecOn_{orig_idx}")); - let orig_name = Name::str(orig_base, sub.to_string()); - if patches.contains_key(&orig_name) { - continue; - } - let canon_base = - Name::str(canon_first.clone(), format!("brecOn_{canon_idx}")); - let canon_name = Name::str(canon_base, sub.to_string()); - if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&canon_name) { - let aliased = rename_patch(patch, &orig_name, &empty_map); - patches.insert(orig_name, aliased); - } + } + + for sub in &["go", "eq"] { + let mk_name = |j: usize| { + let base = + Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("brecOn_{}", j + 1)); + Name::str(base, sub.to_string()) + }; + let source_base = + Name::str(first_orig_name.clone(), format!("brecOn_{source_idx}")); + let source_name = Name::str(source_base, sub.to_string()); + if patches.contains_key(&source_name) + || lean_env.get(&source_name).is_none() + { + continue; + } + let Some(target_name) = find_target(canonical_i, &mk_name) else { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_gen alias target missing: {} maps to canonical aux #{} but no generated brecOn.{sub} patch exists", + source_name.pretty(), + canonical_i, + ), + }); + }; + if target_name != source_name { + aliases.insert(source_name, target_name); } } } } - Ok(patches) + Ok(AuxPatchesOutput { + patches, + aliases, + perm: captured_perm, + n_classes, + n_canonical_aux: captured_n_canonical_aux, + n_source_aux: captured_n_source_aux, + }) } /// Check whether a type expression is shaped like a `.below` auxiliary. @@ -743,19 +972,6 @@ fn rename_patch( PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => { let mut r2 = r.clone(); r2.cnst.name = new_name.clone(); - r2.cnst.typ = expr_utils::replace_const_names(&r2.cnst.typ, name_map); - for rule in &mut r2.rules { - if let Some(new_ctor) = name_map.get(&rule.ctor) { - rule.ctor = new_ctor.clone(); - } - rule.rhs = expr_utils::replace_const_names(&rule.rhs, name_map); - } - // Rewrite the `all` list. - r2.all = r2 - .all - .iter() - .map(|n| name_map.get(n).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| n.clone())) - .collect(); PatchedConstant::Rec(r2) }, PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => PatchedConstant::RecOn(AuxDef { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index 0e487f1f..610dfd1f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -20,6 +20,21 @@ use super::expr_utils::{ instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, replace_const_names, }; +/// Extract the 1-based suffix index from an auxiliary recursor name of +/// shape `.rec_N`. Returns `None` if the last component isn't a +/// `rec_` string. +/// +/// Used by `generate_below_constants` and `generate_brecon_constants` +/// to derive source-indexed `below_N` / `brecOn_N` suffixes from the +/// (already source-indexed) aux rec names produced by +/// `aux_gen::generate_aux_patches`. +pub(super) fn aux_rec_suffix_idx(aux_rec_name: &Name) -> Option { + aux_rec_name + .last_str() + .and_then(|s| s.strip_prefix("rec_")) + .and_then(|t| t.parse::().ok()) +} + /// A generated `.below` constant — either a definition (Type-level) /// or an inductive (Prop-level). #[derive(Clone)] @@ -292,8 +307,24 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( // not the canonical class representative. let all0 = &first_ind.all[0]; for j in 0..n_aux { - let idx = j + 1; // 1-based Lean convention - let (_, aux_rec_val) = &canonical_recs[n_classes + j]; + let (aux_rec_name, aux_rec_val) = &canonical_recs[n_classes + j]; + + // The aux rec's suffix is already Lean-source-indexed by + // `aux_gen.rs::generate_aux_patches` (it renames + // `_nested.X.rec` → `.rec_{source_j+1}` via `canon_repr`). + // So `below_N`'s N matches the aux rec's N — just swap the + // leading `rec` with `below`. This keeps below and rec in + // lockstep with Lean's source naming. + // + let idx = aux_rec_suffix_idx(aux_rec_name).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "below aux recursor '{}' is not source-indexed; refusing to synthesize below_{}", + aux_rec_name.pretty(), + j + 1, + ), + } + })?; let below_name = Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("below_{idx}")); // Only generate if this constant exists in the source environment. @@ -381,10 +412,7 @@ fn build_below_def( // inferType rather than manually decomposing level trees. let ilvl = { let total = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_indices + 1; - let ctx = format!( - "build_below_def({})", - rec_val.cnst.name.pretty() - ); + let ctx = format!("build_below_def({})", rec_val.cnst.name.pretty()); let what = format!( "n_params({n_params}) + n_motives({n_motives}) + \ n_minors({n_minors}) + n_indices({n_indices}) + 1 major" @@ -1565,9 +1593,7 @@ pub(super) fn level_normalize(l: &Level) -> Level { /// Quick check: `l` is already in `Succ*(Param|MVar|Zero)` form. fn is_already_normalized_cheap(l: &Level) -> bool { match l.as_data() { - LevelData::Zero(_) - | LevelData::Param(_, _) - | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => true, + LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Param(_, _) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => true, LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => is_already_normalized_cheap(inner), _ => false, } @@ -1685,7 +1711,9 @@ fn norm_lt_aux(l1: &Level, k1: u64, l2: &Level, k2: u64) -> bool { /// `max`-argument list. fn skip_explicit(lvls: &[Level], start: usize) -> usize { let mut i = start; - while i < lvls.len() && matches!(get_level_offset(&lvls[i]).as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + while i < lvls.len() + && matches!(get_level_offset(&lvls[i]).as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) + { i += 1; } i diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs index b76ab42a..ee2f2003 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs @@ -101,14 +101,24 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( let brecon_name = Name::str(sorted_classes[ci][0].clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); let all0 = &ind.all[0]; + // Derive below names from below_consts (source-indexed, matching + // canon_kenv's content hashes). Positions align with the canonical + // flat block: 0..n_classes = primary belows, n_classes.. = aux belows. + let below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), + }) + .collect(); let defs = build_type_brecon_fvar( ci, rec_val, &brecon_name, all0, + &below_names, lean_env, n_classes, - sorted_classes, stt, kctx, )?; @@ -143,8 +153,18 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( }; for j in 0..n_aux { - let idx = j + 1; // 1-based Lean convention - let (_, aux_rec_val) = &canonical_recs[n_classes + j]; + let (aux_rec_name, aux_rec_val) = &canonical_recs[n_classes + j]; + // Derive source-indexed suffix from the aux rec's name + // (aux_gen already names it `.rec_{source_j+1}`). + let idx = super::below::aux_rec_suffix_idx(aux_rec_name).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "brecOn aux recursor '{}' is not source-indexed; refusing to synthesize brecOn_{}", + aux_rec_name.pretty(), + j + 1, + ), + } + })?; let brecon_name = Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("brecOn_{idx}")); // Only generate if this constant exists in the source environment. @@ -159,14 +179,21 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( } let ci = n_classes + j; // target motive index in the flat block + let below_names: Vec = below_consts + .iter() + .map(|bc| match bc { + BelowConstant::Def(d) => d.name.clone(), + BelowConstant::Indc(i) => i.name.clone(), + }) + .collect(); let defs = build_type_brecon_fvar( ci, aux_rec_val, &brecon_name, &all0, + &below_names, lean_env, n_classes, - sorted_classes, stt, kctx, )?; @@ -333,6 +360,15 @@ fn build_prop_brecon( let f_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("F_{}", j + 1)); let (fj_fv_name, fj_fv) = fresh_fvar("pbf", j); + if std::env::var("IX_BRECON_DEBUG").is_ok() { + eprintln!( + "[brecon-build] j={}, below_names[{}]={}, f_type={}", + j, + j, + below_names[j].pretty(), + f_type.pretty(), + ); + } f_decls.push(LocalDecl { fvar_name: fj_fv_name, binder_name: f_name, @@ -584,9 +620,9 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( rec_val: &RecursorVal, brecon_name: &Name, all0: &Name, + below_names: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, n_classes: usize, - sorted_classes: &[Vec], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { @@ -608,16 +644,34 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( let elim_level = Level::param(rec_level_params[0].clone()); - let below_names: Vec = (0..n_motives) - .map(|j| { - if j < n_classes { - Name::str(sorted_classes[j][0].clone(), "below".to_string()) - } else { - let aux_idx = j - n_classes + 1; - Name::str(all0.clone(), format!("below_{}", aux_idx)) - } - }) - .collect(); + // below_names for each motive position in the canonical flat block. + // Supplied by the caller (from `below_consts`), not locally constructed: + // the aux suffixes are Lean-source-indexed (via `aux_rec_suffix_idx` on + // the renamed aux_rec_name in `below::generate_below_constants`), so + // these names match what `populate_canon_kenv_with_below` inserts + // into `canon_kenv`. Building them here from `n_classes + canonical_i` + // produces canonical-indexed names that the kernel can't resolve when + // `perm` is non-identity, causing TcScope failures on + // `mk_const(below_names[j], ...)` applications below. + if below_names.len() != n_motives { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "build_type_brecon_fvar({}): {} below constants for {} recursor motives", + brecon_name.pretty(), + below_names.len(), + n_motives, + ), + }); + } + let _ = all0; + if std::env::var("IX_BRECON_DEBUG").is_ok() { + eprintln!( + "[brecon] building {} (ci={}): below_names={:?}", + brecon_name.pretty(), + ci, + below_names.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>(), + ); + } let rec_univs: Vec = rec_level_params.iter().map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())).collect(); @@ -1755,8 +1809,10 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( // Validate that `index_fvars` are all FVars — required for `fvar_order` // tracking in `build_minor_via_cases_sim`'s symm determination. - let n_fvar_indices = - index_fvars.iter().filter(|e| matches!(e.as_data(), ExprData::Fvar(..))).count(); + let n_fvar_indices = index_fvars + .iter() + .filter(|e| matches!(e.as_data(), ExprData::Fvar(..))) + .count(); if n_fvar_indices != n_indices { return None; } @@ -1852,12 +1908,8 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( // With a ≠ a_1, it's NOT defEq — Lean uses `HEq`. // // We use `TcScope::is_def_eq` for the decision. - let mut eq_tc = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( - all_decls, - rec_level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); + let mut eq_tc = + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(all_decls, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); // Track which index binders are HEq (for the remaining-list construction // below in `build_minor_via_cases_sim`). let mut idx_is_heq: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_indices); @@ -2215,9 +2267,7 @@ fn collect_forward_deps<'a>( if d.fvar_name == *abstracted_fvar_name { continue; } - let depends = dep_names - .iter() - .any(|n| expr_contains_fvar(&d.domain, n)); + let depends = dep_names.iter().any(|n| expr_contains_fvar(&d.domain, n)); if depends { deps.push(d); dep_names.insert(d.fvar_name.clone()); @@ -2354,11 +2404,10 @@ fn handle_substcore_step( // Collect forward dependencies — context fvars depending transitively // on `abstracted_fvar`. Lean's `revert` pulls these in automatically // via `collectForwardDeps` (MetavarContext.lean:1372). - let forward_deps_refs = collect_forward_deps(&abstracted_fvar_name, local_context); - let forward_deps: Vec = forward_deps_refs - .iter() - .map(|d| (*d).clone()) - .collect(); + let forward_deps_refs = + collect_forward_deps(&abstracted_fvar_name, local_context); + let forward_deps: Vec = + forward_deps_refs.iter().map(|d| (*d).clone()).collect(); // Build the motive. The motive body is the FULL current goal // (`∀ forward_deps. ∀ rest. body`) with `abstracted_fvar` abstracted. @@ -2416,14 +2465,16 @@ fn handle_substcore_step( let new_rest: Vec<(EqBinderKind, LocalDecl)> = rest .iter() .map(|(k, d)| { - let new_domain = subst_fvar(&d.domain, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement); + let new_domain = + subst_fvar(&d.domain, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement); let new_decl = LocalDecl { fvar_name: d.fvar_name.clone(), binder_name: d.binder_name.clone(), domain: new_domain, info: d.info.clone(), }; - let new_kind = subst_in_eq_binder_kind(k, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement); + let new_kind = + subst_in_eq_binder_kind(k, &abstracted_fvar_name, &replacement); (new_kind, new_decl) }) .collect(); @@ -2471,7 +2522,13 @@ fn handle_substcore_step( // `heqToEq'` redex. Note: `a` and `b` are `lhs` and `rhs` of the // eq we're constructing — which for HEq correspond to the HEq's // `a` and `b` (homogeneous at this point). - mk_eq_of_heq(level, alpha, lhs, rhs, &LeanExpr::fvar(decl.fvar_name.clone())) + mk_eq_of_heq( + level, + alpha, + lhs, + rhs, + &LeanExpr::fvar(decl.fvar_name.clone()), + ) }, }; @@ -2589,12 +2646,7 @@ fn build_minor_via_cases_sim( ) } else { eq_ret_types.push(index_decls[i].domain.clone()); - mk_eq( - &idx_sort(i), - &index_decls[i].domain, - &index_fvars[i], - &ret_args[i], - ) + mk_eq(&idx_sort(i), &index_decls[i].domain, &index_fvars[i], &ret_args[i]) }; let (fv_name, _) = fresh_fvar(&format!("ieq_eq_c{ctor_idx}"), i); eq_decls.push(LocalDecl { @@ -2608,13 +2660,8 @@ fn build_minor_via_cases_sim( // Build the heq binder decl. let ctor_ret_type = build_specialized_major_type(major_type, index_fvars, ret_args); - let heq_ty = mk_heq( - major_level, - major_type, - outer_major, - &ctor_ret_type, - ctor_applied, - ); + let heq_ty = + mk_heq(major_level, major_type, outer_major, &ctor_ret_type, ctor_applied); let (heq_name, _) = fresh_fvar(&format!("ieq_heq_c{ctor_idx}"), 0); let heq_decl = LocalDecl { fvar_name: heq_name, diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs index 7b779a7c..782b6d0d 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs @@ -366,3 +366,226 @@ fn get_minor_name( } Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("minor_{}", ctor_idx)) } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, ConstantVal, InductiveVal, Literal}; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + + fn mk_name_for(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut n = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + n = Name::str(n, part.to_string()); + } + n + } + + fn n_lit(x: u64) -> Nat { + Nat::from(x) + } + + fn sort_prop() -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()) + } + + fn prop_inductive_env(ind_name: &str, ctors: &[&str]) -> LeanEnv { + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + let ind_name_val = mk_name_for(ind_name); + let ctor_names: Vec = ctors.iter().map(|c| mk_name_for(c)).collect(); + + env.insert( + ind_name_val.clone(), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: ind_name_val.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: sort_prop(), + }, + num_params: n_lit(0), + num_indices: n_lit(0), + all: vec![ind_name_val.clone()], + ctors: ctor_names, + num_nested: n_lit(0), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + env + } + + /// Build a rec type: `∀ {motive : P → Prop} (mk : motive P.mk) (t : P), motive t` + fn unit_prop_rec(ind_name: &str, ctor_name: &str) -> RecursorVal { + let p = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for(ind_name), vec![]); + let prop = sort_prop(); + let motive_ty = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("t"), p.clone(), prop, BinderInfo::Default); + let mk_ty = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0)), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for(ctor_name), vec![]), + ); + let ret = LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(2)), LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0))); + let typ = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("motive"), + motive_ty, + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("mk"), + mk_ty, + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("t"), p, ret, BinderInfo::Default), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ); + RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name_for(&format!("{ind_name}.rec")), + level_params: vec![], + typ, + }, + all: vec![mk_name_for(ind_name)], + num_params: n_lit(0), + num_indices: n_lit(0), + num_motives: n_lit(1), + num_minors: n_lit(1), + rules: vec![], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + } + } + + /// Count forall binders in `e`. + fn count_leading_foralls(e: &LeanExpr) -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + n += 1; + cur = body.clone(); + } + n + } + + /// Collect leading forall binder names. + fn binder_names(e: &LeanExpr) -> Vec { + let mut names = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + names.push(name.pretty()); + cur = body.clone(); + } + names + } + + // ---- basic generation ---- + + #[test] + fn cases_on_generates_for_unit_prop() { + let env = prop_inductive_env("Unit", &["Unit.mk"]); + let rec_val = unit_prop_rec("Unit", "Unit.mk"); + let co = + generate_cases_on(&mk_name_for("Unit.casesOn"), &rec_val, &env).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(co.name, mk_name_for("Unit.casesOn")); + // Expected casesOn binder order: motive, t (major), mk (minor). + // The minor binder name is the ctor suffix (prefix "Unit" is stripped + // via `get_minor_name`), so `Unit.mk` → `mk`. + let names = binder_names(&co.typ); + assert_eq!( + names, + vec!["motive", "t", "mk"], + "casesOn reorders major before minors" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn cases_on_type_and_value_have_same_arity() { + let env = prop_inductive_env("Unit", &["Unit.mk"]); + let rec_val = unit_prop_rec("Unit", "Unit.mk"); + let co = + generate_cases_on(&mk_name_for("Unit.casesOn"), &rec_val, &env).unwrap(); + let type_arity = count_leading_foralls(&co.typ); + let value_lambda_count = { + let mut n = 0; + let mut cur = co.value.clone(); + while let ExprData::Lam(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + n += 1; + cur = body.clone(); + } + n + }; + assert_eq!(type_arity, value_lambda_count); + } + + #[test] + fn cases_on_rejects_wrong_suffix() { + let env = prop_inductive_env("Unit", &["Unit.mk"]); + let rec_val = unit_prop_rec("Unit", "Unit.mk"); + // Suffix isn't "casesOn" — function returns None. + let r = generate_cases_on(&mk_name_for("Unit.wrong"), &rec_val, &env); + assert!(r.is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn cases_on_rejects_missing_ind_in_env() { + let env = LeanEnv::default(); // empty — target inductive not present + let rec_val = unit_prop_rec("Unit", "Unit.mk"); + let r = generate_cases_on(&mk_name_for("Unit.casesOn"), &rec_val, &env); + assert!(r.is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn cases_on_preserves_level_params() { + let env = prop_inductive_env("Unit", &["Unit.mk"]); + let rec_val = unit_prop_rec("Unit", "Unit.mk"); + let co = + generate_cases_on(&mk_name_for("Unit.casesOn"), &rec_val, &env).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(co.level_params, rec_val.cnst.level_params); + } + + #[test] + fn cases_on_preserves_unsafe_bit() { + let env = prop_inductive_env("Unit", &["Unit.mk"]); + let mut rec_val = unit_prop_rec("Unit", "Unit.mk"); + rec_val.is_unsafe = true; + let co = + generate_cases_on(&mk_name_for("Unit.casesOn"), &rec_val, &env).unwrap(); + assert!(co.is_unsafe); + } + + /// Regression: the inner `mk_pi_unit` helper must terminate on a + /// non-forall — verify it returns `unit` unchanged in that case. + #[test] + fn mk_pi_unit_on_non_forall() { + let unit = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("PUnit"), vec![]); + let non_forall = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("Something"), vec![]); + let r = mk_pi_unit(&non_forall, &unit); + // Body is just `unit` — the non-forall expression is replaced. + match r.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("PUnit")), + _ => panic!("expected unit const"), + } + // suppress unused-import lint + let _ = Literal::NatVal(n_lit(0)); + } + + #[test] + fn mk_pi_unit_preserves_forall_chain() { + // ∀ (x : α), body → ∀ (x : α), unit + let alpha = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("α"), vec![]); + let body = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("Body"), vec![]); + let forall = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("x"), alpha, body, BinderInfo::Default); + let unit = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("PUnit"), vec![]); + let r = mk_pi_unit(&forall, &unit); + match r.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, _, inner, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(name.pretty(), "x"); + // Inner body should be the unit const. + match inner.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("PUnit")), + _ => panic!("expected unit in body"), + } + }, + _ => panic!("expected forall"), + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index e3768afc..a315fdf8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; /// FVar space. The `fvar_name` is a unique identifier; `binder_name` is /// the cosmetic name that appears in the final forall/lambda chain. #[derive(Clone)] -pub(super) struct LocalDecl { +pub(crate) struct LocalDecl { pub fvar_name: Name, pub binder_name: Name, pub domain: LeanExpr, @@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ pub(super) struct LocalDecl { } /// Create a fresh FVar with a unique name derived from `prefix` and `idx`. -pub(super) fn fresh_fvar(prefix: &str, idx: usize) -> (Name, LeanExpr) { +pub(crate) fn fresh_fvar(prefix: &str, idx: usize) -> (Name, LeanExpr) { let name = Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("_{}_{}", prefix, idx)); let fvar = LeanExpr::fvar(name.clone()); (name, fvar) @@ -73,10 +73,6 @@ pub(super) struct IndRecInfo { /// head applied to all params (supplied via `param_fvars`) and indices /// as FVars. pub major: LocalDecl, - - /// Target sort level (the level of `I params indices`). `Level::zero()` - /// for Prop-valued inductives. - pub target_level: Level, } /// Decompose an inductive's stored type into its recursor-structural @@ -196,20 +192,17 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( } // Target sort. - let target_level = match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::Sort(lvl, _) => lvl.clone(), - _ => { - return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { - reason: format!( - "decompose_inductive_type({}): peeled {n_params} params + {} \ - indices; expected remaining body to be a Sort, got something \ - else", - ind.cnst.name.pretty(), - indices.len(), - ), - }); - }, - }; + if !matches!(cur.as_data(), ExprData::Sort(_, _)) { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "decompose_inductive_type({}): peeled {n_params} params + {} \ + indices; expected remaining body to be a Sort, got something \ + else", + ind.cnst.name.pretty(), + indices.len(), + ), + }); + } // Major domain: `I params indices`, all FVars. let mut major_dom = mk_const(&ind.cnst.name, ind_univs); @@ -228,7 +221,7 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( info: BinderInfo::Default, }; - Ok(IndRecInfo { indices, major, target_level }) + Ok(IndRecInfo { indices, major }) } /// Open N leading foralls of `expr`, replacing each BVar(0) with a fresh @@ -254,7 +247,7 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( /// position MUST verify `decls.len() == n` before indexing — otherwise /// a surprising input shape becomes a panic. Prefer /// [`forall_telescope_exact`] when a precise arity is required. -pub(super) fn forall_telescope( +pub(crate) fn forall_telescope( expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize, prefix: &str, @@ -316,7 +309,9 @@ pub(super) fn forall_telescope_exact( // caller already prefixed this with the recursor name via `context`. let binder_list: Vec = decls .iter() - .map(|d| format!("{}:{}", d.binder_name.pretty(), describe_expr_head(&d.domain))) + .map(|d| { + format!("{}:{}", d.binder_name.pretty(), describe_expr_head(&d.domain)) + }) .collect(); return Err(crate::ix::ixon::CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { desc: format!( @@ -944,9 +939,129 @@ pub(super) struct RestoreCtx { pub block_param_fvars: Vec, /// Number of block parameters. pub n_params: usize, + /// Block-scoped cache initialised on the first `restore()` call and + /// reused by every subsequent call on this context. + /// + /// Why this is safe to share across calls: `forall_telescope` / + /// `lambda_telescope` allocate FVars via the deterministic + /// `fresh_fvar("rp", i)` scheme (see `fresh_fvar` in this file), so + /// `subst_fvars` is identical for every `restore()` call — any + /// per-aux precomputation (`batch_abstract` + `instantiate_rev`) + /// yields the same result, and `walk_cache` entries keyed on an + /// expression hash remain valid regardless of which restored + /// expression first populated them. + cached: std::cell::RefCell>, +} + +/// The block-scoped cached state referenced by `RestoreCtx::cached`. +/// Populated lazily on the first `restore()` call. +struct RestoreStateCache { + /// `aux_name → nested instantiated with the per-call subst_fvars`. + /// + /// Previously `replace_walk` recomputed `batch_abstract` + + /// `instantiate_rev` on every encounter of an aux, even though the + /// inputs were identical across the entire block; now materialised + /// once. + aux_restored: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + /// `aux_ind name → (orig_head_levels, orig_ind_args)` derived from + /// decomposing the restored nested expression. Used for the aux-ctor + /// restoration path where we need to rebuild + /// `orig_ctor.{I_lvls} spec_params`. + aux_decomp: + rustc_hash::FxHashMap, Vec)>, + /// Walk memoization shared across every `restore()` call on this + /// context. DAG-shared subterms between recursor rules collapse to a + /// single rewrite. + walk_cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, +} + +/// Per-call borrow of the cached state. The lifetime ties the state's +/// `RefCell` borrow to the `replace_walk` call chain. +struct RestoreState<'a> { + ctx: &'a RestoreCtx, + cache: std::cell::RefMut<'a, RestoreStateCache>, } impl RestoreCtx { + /// Build a context with an empty cache. The cache is populated lazily + /// on the first `restore()` call. + pub(super) fn new( + aux_to_nested: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + aux_ctor_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + aux_rec_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + block_param_fvars: Vec, + n_params: usize, + ) -> Self { + Self { + aux_to_nested, + aux_ctor_map, + aux_rec_map, + block_param_fvars, + n_params, + cached: std::cell::RefCell::new(None), + } + } + + /// Lazily initialise the cached per-aux substitution + walk cache. + /// + /// Called at the top of every `restore()` invocation. The cache is + /// keyed implicitly on `(self.n_params, self.aux_to_nested, + /// self.block_param_fvars)` — all inherent to the `RestoreCtx` — + /// which means entries populated by one call remain valid for every + /// subsequent call on the same context. + fn ensure_cache(&self) { + if self.cached.borrow().is_some() { + return; + } + + // Canonical telescope FVars: every real `restore()` call uses + // `forall_telescope`/`lambda_telescope` which in turn allocate via + // `fresh_fvar("rp", i)` — deterministic on the index — so these + // are the exact FVars every call sees after peeling. + let as_fvars: Vec = (0..self.n_params) + .map(|i| { + let (_, fv) = fresh_fvar("rp", i); + fv + }) + .collect(); + let subst_fvars: Vec = as_fvars.iter().rev().cloned().collect(); + + let bp_fvar_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = self + .block_param_fvars + .iter() + .enumerate() + .filter_map(|(i, fv)| match fv.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some((n.clone(), i)), + _ => None, + }) + .collect(); + + let mut aux_restored: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = + rustc_hash::FxHashMap::with_capacity_and_hasher( + self.aux_to_nested.len(), + Default::default(), + ); + let mut aux_decomp: rustc_hash::FxHashMap< + Name, + (Vec, Vec), + > = rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(); + for (aux_name, nested) in &self.aux_to_nested { + let abstracted = batch_abstract(nested, &bp_fvar_map, self.n_params, 0); + let restored = instantiate_rev(&abstracted, &subst_fvars); + let (orig_head, orig_args) = decompose_apps(&restored); + if let ExprData::Const(_, orig_levels, _) = orig_head.as_data() { + aux_decomp.insert(aux_name.clone(), (orig_levels.clone(), orig_args)); + } + aux_restored.insert(aux_name.clone(), restored); + } + + *self.cached.borrow_mut() = Some(RestoreStateCache { + aux_restored, + aux_decomp, + walk_cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(), + }); + } + /// Restore a complete expression (type or value) by peeling params, /// walking the body to replace aux references, and re-wrapping. /// @@ -959,46 +1074,53 @@ impl RestoreCtx { return expr.clone(); } - // Peel n_params Pi or Lambda binders, creating fresh locals. + self.ensure_cache(); + + // Peel n_params Pi or Lambda binders, creating fresh locals. These + // coincide with the FVars used by `ensure_cache` to precompute + // `aux_restored`. let is_pi = matches!(expr.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..)); - let (as_fvars, as_decls, body) = if is_pi { + let (_as_fvars, as_decls, body) = if is_pi { forall_telescope(expr, self.n_params, "rp", 0) } else { lambda_telescope(expr, self.n_params, "rp", 0) }; - // Build FVar map for block_param_fvars → BVar abstraction. - let bp_fvar_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = self - .block_param_fvars - .iter() - .enumerate() - .filter_map(|(i, fv)| match fv.as_data() { - ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some((n.clone(), i)), - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); + let cache_borrow = self.cached.borrow_mut(); + let cache_ref = std::cell::RefMut::map(cache_borrow, |c| { + c.as_mut().expect("RestoreStateCache must be initialised") + }); + let mut state = RestoreState { ctx: self, cache: cache_ref }; - // Walk the body, replacing aux references. - let restored_body = self.replace_walk(&body, &as_fvars, &bp_fvar_map); + let restored_body = state.replace_walk(&body); - // Re-wrap with the same binder structure. if is_pi { mk_forall(restored_body, &as_decls) } else { mk_lambda(restored_body, &as_decls) } } +} +impl<'a> RestoreState<'a> { /// Walk an expression and replace auxiliary const references. - fn replace_walk( - &self, - e: &LeanExpr, - as_fvars: &[LeanExpr], - bp_fvar_map: &rustc_hash::FxHashMap, - ) -> LeanExpr { + /// + /// Memoizes on `e`'s structural hash. DAG-shared subterms are visited + /// once regardless of how many times they appear in the walked tree. + fn replace_walk(&mut self, e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + let key = *e.get_hash(); + if let Some(cached) = self.cache.walk_cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } + let result = self.replace_walk_uncached(e); + self.cache.walk_cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + result + } + + fn replace_walk_uncached(&mut self, e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { // Check for bare Const matching aux_rec_map (recursor rename). if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = e.as_data() { - if let Some(new_name) = self.aux_rec_map.get(name) { + if let Some(new_name) = self.ctx.aux_rec_map.get(name) { return LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()); } } @@ -1007,8 +1129,8 @@ impl RestoreCtx { let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() { // Case 1: aux type reference → replace with original nested app. - if let Some(nested) = self.aux_to_nested.get(name) { - let n = self.n_params; + if let Some(restored) = self.cache.aux_restored.get(name).cloned() { + let n = self.ctx.n_params; debug_assert!( args.len() >= n, "restore: aux {} has {} args but n_params={}", @@ -1016,16 +1138,10 @@ impl RestoreCtx { args.len(), n, ); - // abstract(nested, block_param_fvars) → instantiate_rev(_, As) - let abstracted = batch_abstract(nested, bp_fvar_map, n, 0); - let new_t = instantiate_rev(&abstracted, as_fvars); // Apply remaining args (indices past params). - let mut result = new_t; + let mut result = restored; for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(n) { - result = LeanExpr::app( - result, - self.replace_walk(idx_arg, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - ); + result = LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(idx_arg)); } return result; } @@ -1039,48 +1155,40 @@ impl RestoreCtx { // `aux_ctor_map` stores `(orig_ctor, aux_ind)`, so we can look up the // aux inductive's nested expression in `aux_to_nested` directly — no // prefix scan needed. - if let Some((orig_ctor, aux_ind)) = self.aux_ctor_map.get(name) { - if let Some(nested) = self.aux_to_nested.get(aux_ind) { - // nested = "OrigInd.{I_lvls} spec_params" with block_param_fvars - let abstracted = - batch_abstract(nested, bp_fvar_map, self.n_params, 0); - let new_nested = instantiate_rev(&abstracted, as_fvars); - // Decompose: head = OrigInd.{I_lvls}, args = spec_params - let (orig_head, orig_ind_args) = decompose_apps(&new_nested); - if let ExprData::Const(_, orig_levels, _) = orig_head.as_data() { - // Build: orig_ctor.{I_lvls} spec_params remaining_args - let new_fn = LeanExpr::cnst(orig_ctor.clone(), orig_levels.clone()); - let mut result = new_fn; - for a in &orig_ind_args { - result = LeanExpr::app(result, a.clone()); - } - for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(self.n_params) { - result = LeanExpr::app( - result, - self.replace_walk(idx_arg, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - ); - } - return result; + if let Some((orig_ctor, aux_ind)) = self.ctx.aux_ctor_map.get(name) { + if let Some((orig_levels, orig_ind_args)) = + self.cache.aux_decomp.get(aux_ind).cloned() + { + // Build: orig_ctor.{I_lvls} spec_params remaining_args + let new_fn = LeanExpr::cnst(orig_ctor.clone(), orig_levels); + let mut result = new_fn; + for a in orig_ind_args { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, a); + } + for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(self.ctx.n_params) { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(idx_arg)); } + return result; } - // Fallback: just rename the const and recurse args. + // Fallback: just rename the const and recurse args. Hit when the + // aux's nested expression doesn't decompose to a Const head — in + // practice never, but kept for defensive parity with the original + // implementation. let new_head = LeanExpr::cnst(orig_ctor.clone(), levels.clone()); let mut result = new_head; for a in &args { - result = - LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(a, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map)); + result = LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(a)); } return result; } // Case 3: aux rec name in application position. - if let Some(new_name) = self.aux_rec_map.get(name) { + if let Some(new_name) = self.ctx.aux_rec_map.get(name) { let new_head = LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()); let mut result = new_head; for a in &args { - result = - LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(a, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map)); + result = LeanExpr::app(result, self.replace_walk(a)); } return result; } @@ -1088,45 +1196,41 @@ impl RestoreCtx { // No match — recurse into sub-expressions. match e.as_data() { - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( - self.replace_walk(f, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - self.replace_walk(a, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - ), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + LeanExpr::app(self.replace_walk(f), self.replace_walk(a)) + }, ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( n.clone(), - self.replace_walk(t, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - self.replace_walk(b, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(t), + self.replace_walk(b), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( n.clone(), - self.replace_walk(t, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - self.replace_walk(b, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(t), + self.replace_walk(b), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( n.clone(), - self.replace_walk(t, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - self.replace_walk(v, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - self.replace_walk(b, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), + self.replace_walk(t), + self.replace_walk(v), + self.replace_walk(b), *nd, ), - ExprData::Proj(n, i, val, _) => LeanExpr::proj( - n.clone(), - i.clone(), - self.replace_walk(val, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - ), - ExprData::Mdata(md, inner, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( - md.clone(), - self.replace_walk(inner, as_fvars, bp_fvar_map), - ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, val, _) => { + LeanExpr::proj(n.clone(), i.clone(), self.replace_walk(val)) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(md, inner, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), self.replace_walk(inner)) + }, _ => e.clone(), } } } /// Open lambda binders into FVars (matching forall_telescope but for lambdas). -pub(super) fn lambda_telescope( +pub(crate) fn lambda_telescope( expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize, prefix: &str, @@ -1244,10 +1348,38 @@ pub(super) fn beta_reduce(expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { /// member, rewrites the Const's levels to `occurrence_level_args`. /// /// Non-nested occurrences (like `Array Nat`) are left unchanged. -pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels( +/// Rewrite nested-aux `Const` level args with a caller-managed cache. +/// +/// Use a shared cache when rewriting multiple expressions against the +/// SAME `aux_info` and `block_names` — every constructor type in a +/// block, every recursor rule, etc. — so DAG-shared subterms (common in +/// Mathlib ctor types with shared implicit-arg prefixes) collapse to a +/// single traversal per unique subterm. +/// +/// The cache must only be reused across calls whose `aux_info` and +/// `block_names` are identical; mixing keys between maps would return +/// stale rewrites. +pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached( expr: &LeanExpr, aux_info: &std::collections::HashMap)>, - block_names: &[Name], + block_names: &rustc_hash::FxHashSet, + cache: &mut rustc_hash::FxHashMap, +) -> LeanExpr { + let key = *expr.get_hash(); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } + let result = + rewrite_nested_const_levels_walk(expr, aux_info, block_names, cache); + cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + result +} + +fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_walk( + expr: &LeanExpr, + aux_info: &std::collections::HashMap)>, + block_names: &rustc_hash::FxHashSet, + cache: &mut rustc_hash::FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { // Try to decompose as an application of an auxiliary Const. let (head, args) = decompose_apps(expr); @@ -1264,7 +1396,7 @@ pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels( for a in &args { result = LeanExpr::app( result, - rewrite_nested_const_levels(a, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(a, aux_info, block_names, cache), ); } return result; @@ -1275,36 +1407,36 @@ pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels( // Not a rewritable app — recurse into sub-expressions. match expr.as_data() { ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( - rewrite_nested_const_levels(f, aux_info, block_names), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(a, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(f, aux_info, block_names, cache), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(a, aux_info, block_names, cache), ), ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( n.clone(), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(t, aux_info, block_names), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(b, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(t, aux_info, block_names, cache), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(b, aux_info, block_names, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( n.clone(), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(t, aux_info, block_names), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(b, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(t, aux_info, block_names, cache), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(b, aux_info, block_names, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( n.clone(), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(t, aux_info, block_names), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(v, aux_info, block_names), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(b, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(t, aux_info, block_names, cache), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(v, aux_info, block_names, cache), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(b, aux_info, block_names, cache), *nd, ), ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( n.clone(), i.clone(), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(e, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(e, aux_info, block_names, cache), ), ExprData::Mdata(md, e, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( md.clone(), - rewrite_nested_const_levels(e, aux_info, block_names), + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(e, aux_info, block_names, cache), ), _ => expr.clone(), } @@ -1448,44 +1580,75 @@ pub(super) fn replace_const_names( if map.is_empty() { return expr.clone(); } - match expr.as_data() { + let mut cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = + rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(); + replace_const_names_cached(expr, map, &mut cache) +} + +/// Like [`replace_const_names`] but accepts a caller-managed memoization +/// cache. Use this when calling the rewriter many times with the SAME +/// `map` in a tight loop — typical for `expand_nested_block`'s alias +/// pass and `compute_aux_perm`'s spec-param normalization, where +/// multiple expressions share large DAG substructure. The cache must +/// only be reused for calls with identical `map`; using one cache +/// across different maps would return stale results. +pub(super) fn replace_const_names_cached( + expr: &LeanExpr, + map: &std::collections::HashMap, + cache: &mut rustc_hash::FxHashMap, +) -> LeanExpr { + if map.is_empty() { + return expr.clone(); + } + let key = *expr.get_hash(); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } + let result = match expr.as_data() { ExprData::Const(name, lvls, _) => { let new_name = map.get(name).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| name.clone()); LeanExpr::cnst(new_name, lvls.clone()) }, - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - LeanExpr::app(replace_const_names(f, map), replace_const_names(a, map)) - }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + replace_const_names_cached(f, map, cache), + replace_const_names_cached(a, map, cache), + ), ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( n.clone(), - replace_const_names(d, map), - replace_const_names(b, map), + replace_const_names_cached(d, map, cache), + replace_const_names_cached(b, map, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::Lam(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( n.clone(), - replace_const_names(d, map), - replace_const_names(b, map), + replace_const_names_cached(d, map, cache), + replace_const_names_cached(b, map, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( n.clone(), - replace_const_names(t, map), - replace_const_names(v, map), - replace_const_names(b, map), + replace_const_names_cached(t, map, cache), + replace_const_names_cached(v, map, cache), + replace_const_names_cached(b, map, cache), *nd, ), ExprData::Proj(type_name, idx, e, _) => { let new_type_name = map.get(type_name).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| type_name.clone()); - LeanExpr::proj(new_type_name, idx.clone(), replace_const_names(e, map)) + LeanExpr::proj( + new_type_name, + idx.clone(), + replace_const_names_cached(e, map, cache), + ) }, ExprData::Mdata(kvs, e, _) => { - LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), replace_const_names(e, map)) + LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), replace_const_names_cached(e, map, cache)) }, // BVar, FVar, MVar, Sort, Lit — no constant names to replace. _ => expr.clone(), - } + }; + cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + result } /// This replaces the BVar-range-based `is_motive_application` and @@ -1756,11 +1919,12 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( /// parent inductive and its sibling constructors, which is the one /// place we *do* walk downstream (because kernel TC for a ctor use /// requires the parent). -pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( +fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( name: &Name, lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + replace_axio_stub: bool, ) { use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo as LCI, DefinitionSafety}; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; @@ -1775,8 +1939,14 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); - if kctx.kenv.get(&zid).is_some() { - return; // Already loaded. + if let Some(existing) = kctx.kenv.get(&zid) { + // Most aux_gen ingress paths only need type-only stubs. When a later + // WHNF path needs a real definition/inductive, allow replacing those + // stubs; never overwrite already-real entries such as the current + // canonical mutual block. + if !replace_axio_stub || !matches!(existing, KConst::Axio { .. }) { + return; // Already loaded. + } } let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name).cloned() else { return }; @@ -1933,7 +2103,13 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( }, LCI::CtorInfo(ctor) => { // Constructors are ingressed as part of their parent inductive. - ensure_in_kenv_of(&ctor.induct, lean_env, stt, kctx); + ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( + &ctor.induct, + lean_env, + stt, + kctx, + replace_axio_stub, + ); }, LCI::RecInfo(_) => { // Recursors are generated by the kernel, not ingressed from Lean. @@ -1942,6 +2118,27 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( } } +pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( + name: &Name, + lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) { + ensure_in_kenv_of_inner(name, lean_env, stt, kctx, false); +} + +/// Like [`ensure_in_kenv_of`], but upgrades an existing type-only `Axio` +/// stub into the real constant. This is required before WHNF paths that must +/// unfold reducible definitions or inspect inductive/ctor metadata. +pub(crate) fn ensure_full_in_kenv_of( + name: &Name, + lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) { + ensure_in_kenv_of_inner(name, lean_env, stt, kctx, true); +} + /// Convenience wrapper: ingress into the **original** kenv (`stt.kctx`). pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv( name: &Name, @@ -2512,3 +2709,478 @@ fn to_kexpr_static( ), } } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::BinderInfo; + + fn mk_name_for(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut n = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + n = Name::str(n, part.to_string()); + } + n + } + + fn sort0() -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()) + } + + fn bvar_at(i: u64) -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i)) + } + + /// `∀ (a : α) (b : β) (c : γ), body` + fn mk_triple_forall( + a: LeanExpr, + b: LeanExpr, + c: LeanExpr, + body: LeanExpr, + ) -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("a"), + a, + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("b"), + b, + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("c"), c, body, BinderInfo::Default), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Default, + ) + } + + fn is_fvar_with_name(e: &LeanExpr, expected: &Name) -> bool { + matches!(e.as_data(), ExprData::Fvar(n, _) if n == expected) + } + + // ---- fresh_fvar ---- + + #[test] + fn fresh_fvar_produces_unique_names() { + let (n1, f1) = fresh_fvar("p", 0); + let (n2, f2) = fresh_fvar("p", 1); + assert_ne!(n1, n2); + assert!(is_fvar_with_name(&f1, &n1)); + assert!(is_fvar_with_name(&f2, &n2)); + } + + #[test] + fn fresh_fvar_prefix_changes_name() { + let (na, _) = fresh_fvar("a", 0); + let (nb, _) = fresh_fvar("b", 0); + assert_ne!(na, nb); + } + + // ---- forall_telescope ---- + + #[test] + fn forall_telescope_opens_exactly_n_binders() { + let e = mk_triple_forall(sort0(), sort0(), sort0(), bvar_at(0)); + let (fvars, decls, body) = forall_telescope(&e, 3, "p", 0); + assert_eq!(fvars.len(), 3); + assert_eq!(decls.len(), 3); + // After instantiating all three foralls, body BVar(0) became the + // innermost FVar. + match body.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => assert_eq!(n, &decls[2].fvar_name), + other => panic!("expected innermost FVar in body, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn forall_telescope_partial_with_too_small_n() { + let e = mk_triple_forall(sort0(), sort0(), sort0(), bvar_at(0)); + let (fvars, decls, body) = forall_telescope(&e, 2, "p", 0); + assert_eq!(fvars.len(), 2); + assert_eq!(decls.len(), 2); + // Body is still a forall because we didn't peel the innermost. + assert!(matches!(body.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn forall_telescope_requests_more_than_available_stops_early() { + // Body is not a forall; telescope caps at 1. + let e = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("x"), sort0(), bvar_at(0), BinderInfo::Default); + let (fvars, decls, _body) = forall_telescope(&e, 5, "p", 0); + assert_eq!(fvars.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(decls.len(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn forall_telescope_peels_mdata() { + // ∀ (x : α), Mdata(_, ∀ (y : β), body) + let inner_forall = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("y"), sort0(), bvar_at(0), BinderInfo::Default); + let with_mdata = LeanExpr::mdata(vec![], inner_forall); + let outer = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("x"), sort0(), with_mdata, BinderInfo::Default); + let (_, decls, _) = forall_telescope(&outer, 2, "p", 0); + assert_eq!(decls.len(), 2, "mdata should be transparent"); + } + + #[test] + fn forall_telescope_uses_start_idx_offset() { + let e = mk_triple_forall(sort0(), sort0(), sort0(), bvar_at(0)); + let (_, decls1, _) = forall_telescope(&e, 1, "p", 0); + let (_, decls2, _) = forall_telescope(&e, 1, "p", 10); + assert_ne!(decls1[0].fvar_name, decls2[0].fvar_name); + } + + #[test] + fn forall_telescope_exact_errors_on_short() { + let e = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name_for("x"), sort0(), sort0(), BinderInfo::Default); + let r = forall_telescope_exact(&e, 5, "p", 0, "test", "binders"); + assert!(r.is_err()); + } + + // ---- decompose_apps ---- + + #[test] + fn decompose_apps_non_app() { + let e = sort0(); + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&e); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 0); + assert_eq!(head.get_hash(), e.get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn decompose_apps_left_deep_order() { + // ((f a) b) c → head=f, args=[a, b, c] + let f = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("f"), vec![]); + let a = sort0(); + let b = LeanExpr::sort(Level::succ(Level::zero())); + let c = bvar_at(0); + let e = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::app(f.clone(), a.clone()), b.clone()), + c.clone(), + ); + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&e); + assert_eq!(head.get_hash(), f.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 3); + assert_eq!(args[0].get_hash(), a.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(args[1].get_hash(), b.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(args[2].get_hash(), c.get_hash()); + } + + // ---- count_foralls ---- + + #[test] + fn count_foralls_counts_leading_only() { + let e = mk_triple_forall(sort0(), sort0(), sort0(), bvar_at(0)); + assert_eq!(count_foralls(&e), 3); + } + + #[test] + fn count_foralls_zero_on_non_forall() { + assert_eq!(count_foralls(&sort0()), 0); + assert_eq!(count_foralls(&bvar_at(7)), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn count_foralls_does_not_enter_domain() { + // Forall with another forall in its domain — only one leading forall. + let e = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("x"), + mk_triple_forall(sort0(), sort0(), sort0(), bvar_at(0)), + sort0(), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + assert_eq!(count_foralls(&e), 1); + } + + // ---- mk_app_n ---- + + #[test] + fn mk_app_n_builds_left_deep_spine() { + let f = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("f"), vec![]); + let args = vec![sort0(), bvar_at(0), bvar_at(1)]; + let e = mk_app_n(f.clone(), &args); + let (head, got_args) = decompose_apps(&e); + assert_eq!(head.get_hash(), f.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(got_args.len(), args.len()); + } + + #[test] + fn mk_app_n_with_no_args_returns_head() { + let f = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("f"), vec![]); + let e = mk_app_n(f.clone(), &[]); + assert_eq!(e.get_hash(), f.get_hash()); + } + + // ---- mk_const ---- + + #[test] + fn mk_const_embeds_universes() { + let u = Level::param(mk_name_for("u")); + let e = mk_const(&mk_name_for("List"), &[u.clone()]); + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, us, _) => { + assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("List")); + assert_eq!(us.len(), 1); + }, + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- instantiate1 / instantiate1_at ---- + + #[test] + fn instantiate1_substitutes_bvar_0() { + // body = BVar(0), replacement = sort0 → sort0 + let e = instantiate1(&bvar_at(0), &sort0()); + assert_eq!(e.get_hash(), sort0().get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate1_shifts_bvar_above_depth_down() { + // body = BVar(3), replacement = sort0; BVar(3) -> BVar(2) (shifted down). + let e = instantiate1(&bvar_at(3), &sort0()); + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(n, _) => assert_eq!(nat_to_u64(n), 2), + other => panic!("expected Bvar, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate1_no_bvar_unchanged() { + let e = sort0(); + let r = instantiate1(&e, &bvar_at(5)); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), e.get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate1_at_non_zero_depth() { + // body = BVar(2), depth = 2, replacement = sort0. + let r = instantiate1_at(&bvar_at(2), &sort0(), 2); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), sort0().get_hash()); + } + + // ---- instantiate_rev ---- + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_empty_args_is_identity() { + let e = bvar_at(5); + let r = instantiate_rev(&e, &[]); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), e.get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_substitutes_multiple() { + // body = App(BVar(0), BVar(1)); args = [a, b] + // BVar(0) → a, BVar(1) → b + let a = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("a"), vec![]); + let b = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("b"), vec![]); + let body = LeanExpr::app(bvar_at(0), bvar_at(1)); + let r = instantiate_rev(&body, &[a.clone(), b.clone()]); + let (f, args) = decompose_apps(&r); + assert_eq!(f.get_hash(), a.get_hash()); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(args[0].get_hash(), b.get_hash()); + } + + // ---- subst_fvar ---- + + #[test] + fn subst_fvar_replaces_matching_fvar() { + let (nm, fv) = fresh_fvar("x", 0); + let r = subst_fvar(&fv, &nm, &sort0()); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), sort0().get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn subst_fvar_leaves_unrelated_alone() { + let (_nm1, _fv1) = fresh_fvar("x", 0); + let (nm2, _fv2) = fresh_fvar("x", 1); + let e = sort0(); + let r = subst_fvar(&e, &nm2, &bvar_at(99)); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), e.get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn subst_fvar_goes_under_binders() { + let (nm, fv) = fresh_fvar("p", 0); + // λ (z : α), fv + let body = + LeanExpr::lam(mk_name_for("z"), sort0(), fv.clone(), BinderInfo::Default); + let r = subst_fvar(&body, &nm, &sort0()); + match r.as_data() { + ExprData::Lam(_, _, inner, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(inner.get_hash(), sort0().get_hash()); + }, + other => panic!("expected Lam, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- replace_const_names ---- + + #[test] + fn replace_const_names_empty_map_is_identity() { + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("A"), vec![]); + let r = replace_const_names(&e, &std::collections::HashMap::new()); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), e.get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn replace_const_names_renames_const() { + let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); + map.insert(mk_name_for("A"), mk_name_for("B")); + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("A"), vec![]); + let r = replace_const_names(&e, &map); + match r.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("B")), + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn replace_const_names_preserves_universes() { + let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); + map.insert(mk_name_for("List"), mk_name_for("Vec")); + let u = Level::param(mk_name_for("u")); + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("List"), vec![u.clone()]); + let r = replace_const_names(&e, &map); + match r.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, us, _) => { + assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("Vec")); + assert_eq!(us.len(), 1); + }, + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn replace_const_names_renames_proj_type() { + let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); + map.insert(mk_name_for("Old"), mk_name_for("New")); + let e = LeanExpr::proj(mk_name_for("Old"), Nat::from(0u64), bvar_at(0)); + let r = replace_const_names(&e, &map); + match r.as_data() { + ExprData::Proj(name, _, _, _) => assert_eq!(name, &mk_name_for("New")), + other => panic!("expected Proj, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn replace_const_names_nested_in_app_spine() { + let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); + map.insert(mk_name_for("A"), mk_name_for("B")); + let e = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("A"), vec![]), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("A"), vec![]), + ); + let r = replace_const_names(&e, &map); + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&r); + match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("B")), + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + match args[0].as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("B")), + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- consume_type_annotations ---- + + #[test] + fn consume_type_annotations_strips_known_wrappers() { + // `outParam α` reduces to `α`. We use a stub inductive name that the + // function recognizes. + use crate::ix::env::BinderInfo; + let inner = sort0(); + let wrapped = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("outParam"), vec![]), + inner.clone(), + ); + let r = consume_type_annotations(&wrapped); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), inner.get_hash()); + // Use BinderInfo to suppress unused-import lint in this module. + let _ = BinderInfo::Default; + } + + #[test] + fn consume_type_annotations_non_wrapper_unchanged() { + let e = sort0(); + let r = consume_type_annotations(&e); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), e.get_hash()); + } + + // ---- mk_forall / mk_lambda + batch_abstract roundtrip ---- + + #[test] + fn mk_forall_roundtrips_with_forall_telescope() { + // Open a forall telescope, then reclose with mk_forall. Should match + // the original up to binder names (which are preserved via LocalDecl). + let orig = mk_triple_forall(sort0(), sort0(), sort0(), bvar_at(0)); + let (_, decls, body) = forall_telescope(&orig, 3, "p", 0); + let rebuilt = mk_forall(body, &decls); + assert_eq!(rebuilt.get_hash(), orig.get_hash()); + } + + #[test] + fn mk_lambda_produces_lambda_not_forall() { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("p", 0); + let decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: mk_name_for("x"), + domain: sort0(), + info: BinderInfo::Default, + }; + let body = fv.clone(); + let e = mk_lambda(body, &[decl]); + assert!(matches!(e.as_data(), ExprData::Lam(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn mk_forall_empty_binders_returns_body_unchanged() { + let body = sort0(); + let r = mk_forall(body.clone(), &[]); + assert_eq!(r.get_hash(), body.get_hash()); + } + + // ---- find_motive_fvar ---- + + #[test] + fn find_motive_fvar_direct_match() { + let (_, motive) = fresh_fvar("motive", 0); + let motives = vec![motive.clone()]; + // dom = motive applied to some arg + let dom = LeanExpr::app(motive.clone(), bvar_at(0)); + assert_eq!(find_motive_fvar(&dom, &motives), Some(0)); + } + + #[test] + fn find_motive_fvar_peels_foralls_then_matches() { + let (_, motive) = fresh_fvar("motive", 0); + let motives = vec![motive.clone()]; + // ∀ (x : α), motive x + let dom = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("x"), + sort0(), + LeanExpr::app(motive.clone(), bvar_at(0)), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + assert_eq!(find_motive_fvar(&dom, &motives), Some(0)); + } + + #[test] + fn find_motive_fvar_returns_correct_index() { + let (_, m1) = fresh_fvar("motive", 0); + let (_, m2) = fresh_fvar("motive", 1); + let motives = vec![m1.clone(), m2.clone()]; + let dom = LeanExpr::app(m2.clone(), bvar_at(0)); + assert_eq!(find_motive_fvar(&dom, &motives), Some(1)); + } + + #[test] + fn find_motive_fvar_no_match_returns_none() { + let (_, motive) = fresh_fvar("motive", 0); + let motives = vec![motive]; + let dom = sort0(); + assert_eq!(find_motive_fvar(&dom, &motives), None); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index f42a79e3..cec62243 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -15,7 +15,8 @@ //! to BVars for the returned `CompileFlatMember`. use blake3::Hash; -use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; +use rustc_hash::{FxHashMap, FxHashSet}; use super::expr_utils::{ LocalDecl, batch_abstract, decompose_apps, forall_telescope, @@ -80,10 +81,14 @@ pub(crate) struct ExpandedBlock { /// /// All members share the same `level_params` and `n_params` — auxiliaries /// have the block's parameters, not the external inductive's own parameters. +#[derive(Clone)] pub(crate) struct ExpandedMember { /// Inductive name: original name for originals, `_nested.ExtInd_N` for /// auxiliaries (scoped under `all[0]`). pub name: Name, + /// Original source member whose constructor walk first discovered this + /// member. Auxiliaries inherit this through the nested-discovery queue. + pub source_owner: Name, /// Inductive type: `∀ (block_params...) (indices...) → Sort s` pub typ: LeanExpr, /// Constructors with types already rewritten (nested refs → aux consts). @@ -95,6 +100,7 @@ pub(crate) struct ExpandedMember { } /// A constructor in the expanded block. +#[derive(Clone)] pub(crate) struct ExpandedCtor { /// Constructor name: for auxiliaries, prefixed with aux name. pub name: Name, @@ -112,10 +118,18 @@ pub(crate) struct ExpandedCtor { /// Mutable state for the nested expansion algorithm. struct ExpandCtx<'a> { types: Vec, + /// Mirror of `types.iter().map(|m| m.name)` maintained incrementally. + /// Used for O(1) "is this name in the block?" checks in the hot + /// `replace_if_nested` path. Must be updated whenever a member is pushed + /// (seeding, nested aux creation). Invariant: `type_name_set.len() == + /// types.len()` and both contain the same names. + type_name_set: FxHashSet, aux_to_nested: FxHashMap, aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap, - /// Dedup: stores (nested_expr_hash, aux_name) for each detected occurrence. - aux_seen: Vec<(Hash, Name)>, + /// Dedup: maps nested_expr_hash → aux_name for each detected occurrence. + /// Previously a `Vec<(Hash, Name)>` scanned linearly per subterm; swapped + /// to a map so the lookup in `replace_if_nested` is O(1). + aux_seen: FxHashMap, next_aux_idx: usize, all0: Name, block_levels: Vec, @@ -127,59 +141,84 @@ struct ExpandCtx<'a> { } impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { - /// Collect all type names currently in the expanded block. - fn all_type_names(&self) -> Vec { - self.types.iter().map(|m| m.name.clone()).collect() + /// Push a new member and keep `type_name_set` in sync. All pushes to + /// `types` must go through this method so the incremental name set + /// stays consistent with the vector. + fn push_type(&mut self, member: ExpandedMember) { + self.type_name_set.insert(member.name.clone()); + self.types.push(member); } /// Recursively replace all nested inductive occurrences in an expression. /// /// Matches C++ `replace_all_nested` (`inductive.cpp:1031`): walks the /// expression top-down, calling `replace_if_nested` at each sub-expression. + /// + /// `cache` memoizes input-expression hashes to output rewrites for the + /// current constructor walk only. Caller is responsible for providing a + /// fresh cache per constructor (see `expand_nested_block`) — the result + /// depends on `as_fvars` and `source_owner`, so cache entries from one + /// constructor are not valid for another. On the other hand, within a + /// single constructor walk the function is deterministic: once a subterm + /// is rewritten, every subsequent visit of that subterm yields the same + /// expression, so memoization is safe even though `self` mutates during + /// the walk (new auxes created while processing subterm X cannot change + /// the rewrite of an already-processed subterm Y). fn replace_all_nested( &mut self, e: &LeanExpr, as_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + source_owner: &Name, + cache: &mut FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { + let key = *e.get_hash(); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } + // Try top-level replacement first. - if let Some(replaced) = self.replace_if_nested(e, as_fvars) { + if let Some(replaced) = self.replace_if_nested(e, as_fvars, source_owner) { + cache.insert(key, replaced.clone()); return replaced; } // No match — recurse into sub-expressions. - match e.as_data() { + let result = match e.as_data() { ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( - self.replace_all_nested(f, as_fvars), - self.replace_all_nested(a, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(f, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), + self.replace_all_nested(a, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), ), ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( n.clone(), - self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars), - self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), + self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( n.clone(), - self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars), - self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), + self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( n.clone(), - self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars), - self.replace_all_nested(v, as_fvars), - self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(t, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), + self.replace_all_nested(v, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), + self.replace_all_nested(b, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), *nd, ), ExprData::Proj(n, i, val, _) => LeanExpr::proj( n.clone(), i.clone(), - self.replace_all_nested(val, as_fvars), + self.replace_all_nested(val, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(md, inner, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( + md.clone(), + self.replace_all_nested(inner, as_fvars, source_owner, cache), ), - ExprData::Mdata(md, inner, _) => { - LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), self.replace_all_nested(inner, as_fvars)) - }, _ => e.clone(), - } + }; + cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + result } /// Check if `e` is a nested inductive application and, if so, create @@ -190,6 +229,7 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { &mut self, e: &LeanExpr, as_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + source_owner: &Name, ) -> Option { let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); let (head_name, head_levels) = match head.as_data() { @@ -197,9 +237,10 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { _ => return None, }; - // Skip if head is in the block (direct recursive, not nested). - let all_names = self.all_type_names(); - if all_names.contains(&head_name) { + // Skip if head is in the block (direct recursive, not nested). The + // `type_name_set` mirrors `self.types` names and is maintained + // incrementally by `push_type`, so this is O(1) rather than O(n_types). + if self.type_name_set.contains(&head_name) { return None; } @@ -216,16 +257,25 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { } // Check if any parameter arg mentions a block/flat-block member. + // `expr_mentions_any_name` takes the incremental set directly so each + // Const check is O(1) instead of a linear Vec scan. if !args .iter() .take(ext_n_params) - .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_name(a, &all_names)) + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_name(a, &self.type_name_set)) { return None; } - // Extract spec_params and validate no invalid refs. - let spec_params: Vec = args[..ext_n_params].to_vec(); + // Extract spec_params, normalizing constructor-local parameter FVars to + // the block parameter FVars before validation. Parameterized nested + // occurrences such as `List (Rose α)` are seen while scanning a + // constructor telescope, so their raw spec params mention `as_fvars`; the + // auxiliary identity must be expressed in the shared block-param space. + let spec_params: Vec = args[..ext_n_params] + .iter() + .map(|sp| replace_params_expr(sp, as_fvars, &self.block_param_fvars)) + .collect(); for sp in &spec_params { if has_invalid_spec_ref(sp, &self.block_param_fvar_names) { return None; @@ -238,16 +288,13 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { for sp in &spec_params { app = LeanExpr::app(app, sp.clone()); } - replace_params_expr(&app, as_fvars, &self.block_param_fvars) + app }; let i_as_hash = *i_as.get_hash(); // Dedup: check if we've already created an auxiliary for this occurrence. - let existing_aux = self.aux_seen.iter().find_map(|(h, name)| { - if *h == i_as_hash { Some(name.clone()) } else { None } - }); - - if let Some(aux_name) = existing_aux { + // O(1) HashMap lookup; previously a linear scan over `Vec<(Hash, Name)>`. + if let Some(aux_name) = self.aux_seen.get(&i_as_hash).cloned() { let mut result = LeanExpr::cnst(aux_name, self.block_levels.clone()); for af in as_fvars { result = LeanExpr::app(result, af.clone()); @@ -283,10 +330,14 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { for sp in &spec_params { app = LeanExpr::app(app, sp.clone()); } - replace_params_expr(&app, as_fvars, &self.block_param_fvars) + app }; self.aux_to_nested.insert(aux_name.clone(), j_as); - self.aux_seen.push((i_as_hash, aux_name.clone())); + // Only the *first* j_name (head) registers under this nested-hash so + // subsequent hits of the same occurrence dedup to the right aux. + // Extra mutual-group members live in `aux_to_nested` but are reached + // through the normal queue walk, not via `aux_seen` lookup. + self.aux_seen.entry(i_as_hash).or_insert_with(|| aux_name.clone()); // Build auxiliary type: // 1. subst_levels(J.type, J.level_params, I_lvls) @@ -321,6 +372,14 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { as_fvars, &self.block_param_fvars, ); + let ctor_type_block = replace_ctor_result_head_with_aux( + &ctor_type_block, + j_name, + &aux_name, + ext_n_params, + &self.block_levels, + &self.block_param_fvars, + ); let aux_ctor_type = mk_forall(ctor_type_block, &self.block_param_decls); self.aux_ctor_map.insert( @@ -346,8 +405,9 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { result = Some(r); } - self.types.push(ExpandedMember { + self.push_type(ExpandedMember { name: aux_name, + source_owner: source_owner.clone(), typ: aux_type, n_params: self.n_params, n_indices: nat_to_usize(&j_info.num_indices), @@ -403,9 +463,10 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( let mut ctx = ExpandCtx { types: Vec::new(), + type_name_set: FxHashSet::default(), aux_to_nested: FxHashMap::default(), aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap::default(), - aux_seen: Vec::new(), + aux_seen: FxHashMap::default(), next_aux_idx: 1, all0, block_levels, @@ -440,8 +501,9 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( _ => None, }) .collect(); - ctx.types.push(ExpandedMember { + ctx.push_type(ExpandedMember { name: name.clone(), + source_owner: name.clone(), typ: ind.cnst.typ.clone(), n_params, n_indices: nat_to_usize(&ind.num_indices), @@ -455,19 +517,33 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( // representative names. This prevents false nested detections where // an alias (B) in a constructor is treated as an external inductive // when the block only contains the representative (A). + // + // One shared cache across every ctor/type in the block: all callers use + // the same `alias_to_rep`, so DAG-shared subterms (common in Mathlib + // inductives with repeated implicit-arg types) collapse to a single + // rewrite instead of being re-traversed per member. if !alias_to_rep.is_empty() { + let mut alias_cache: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); for member in &mut ctx.types { for ctor in &mut member.ctors { - ctor.typ = canonicalize_const_names(&ctor.typ, alias_to_rep); + ctor.typ = + canonicalize_const_names(&ctor.typ, alias_to_rep, &mut alias_cache); } - member.typ = canonicalize_const_names(&member.typ, alias_to_rep); + member.typ = + canonicalize_const_names(&member.typ, alias_to_rep, &mut alias_cache); } } - // Queue-based scan: process each type's constructors. + // Queue-based scan: process each type's constructors. A fresh + // memoization cache is allocated per constructor because `replace_all_nested` + // closes over `as_fvars` and `source_owner`, both of which differ between + // constructors — so cached rewrites from one constructor are not reusable + // for another. Within a single constructor the walk is deterministic, so + // the cache turns DAG traversal from O(shared × nodes) into O(nodes). let mut qi = 0; while qi < ctx.types.len() { let n_ctors = ctx.types[qi].ctors.len(); + let source_owner = ctx.types[qi].source_owner.clone(); for ci in 0..n_ctors { let ctor_type = ctx.types[qi].ctors[ci].typ.clone(); @@ -476,7 +552,13 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( forall_telescope(&ctor_type, n_params, "cp", qi * 100 + ci); // Replace all nested occurrences in the peeled body. - let replaced = ctx.replace_all_nested(&peeled, &as_fvars); + let mut walk_cache: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let replaced = ctx.replace_all_nested( + &peeled, + &as_fvars, + &source_owner, + &mut walk_cache, + ); // Re-wrap with constructor-local params. let new_ctor_type = mk_forall(replaced, &as_decls); @@ -495,16 +577,739 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( }) } +// ========================================================================= +// Canonical structural sort of the aux section +// ========================================================================= + +/// Reorder the aux section of an `ExpandedBlock` structurally so that +/// the canonical (compile-side) aux ordering is independent of Lean's +/// source-walk discovery order. +/// +/// Returns `perm: Vec` mapping original aux index (0-based, where +/// 0 = first aux after the `n_originals` user members) to the new +/// canonical aux index. Callers use the permutation to: +/// - permute source-aux motives/minors at call sites (`surgery.rs`) +/// - register Lean source aux rec names (`X.rec_{source_j+1}`) at the +/// canonical DPrj/RPrj position `perm[source_j]` +/// +/// Each aux member is compared using the same structural order as normal +/// mutual block constants, with original members fixed as a prefix in the +/// mutual context. The compared data includes: +/// - `aux_to_nested[name]`: the normalized nested-app with block-param +/// FVars (the unique semantic identity of this aux, independent of the +/// aux's own name or position) +/// - `member.typ`: the aux inductive's type +/// - each ctor's `typ` +/// +/// Renaming is cascaded through every site that references aux names: +/// - `aux_to_nested` keys (the aux name → nested-expr map) +/// - `aux_ctor_map` keys (aux-ctor names carry the aux prefix) and their +/// aux-ind component +/// - every member's ctor types (aux inductives may reference sibling +/// auxes via `Const` nodes) and the member's own type +/// +/// Aux names themselves are internal (`._nested._N`) and never +/// appear in user-visible env: `RestoreCtx` converts them back to +/// `ExtInd spec_params` expressions during recursor emission. So renaming +/// them by canonical index is purely an internal-labeling change. +pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_content_hash( + expanded: &mut ExpandedBlock, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let n_originals = expanded.n_originals; + let n_total = expanded.types.len(); + if n_total <= n_originals { + return Ok(Vec::new()); + } + let n_aux = n_total - n_originals; + + // Sort aux members using the same name-insensitive structural comparison + // used for non-expanded block members. References to source originals inside + // aux signatures intentionally resolve by compiled address rather than by a + // fixed positional MutRef, so alpha-equivalent originals collapse to the same + // aux signature. If any referenced original is unresolved, compare_expr now + // errors instead of falling back to namespace-sensitive name hashes. + use crate::ix::compile::{BlockCache, sort_consts}; + use crate::ix::env::{ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, InductiveVal}; + use crate::ix::mutual::{Ind, MutConst}; + + let level_params = expanded.level_params.clone(); + + // Build MutConst::Indc for all members, then sort only the aux tail. The + // original prefix is still needed so the aux slice can borrow stable + // `MutConst`s from one vector; source-original references inside aux + // expressions intentionally remain external references and compare by + // resolved content address. + let all_mut_consts: Vec = expanded + .types + .iter() + .map(|mem| { + let ctor_names: Vec = + mem.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); + let ctors: Vec = mem + .ctors + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(ci, c)| ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: c.name.clone(), + typ: c.typ.clone(), + level_params: level_params.clone(), + }, + induct: mem.name.clone(), + cidx: Nat::from(ci as u64), + num_params: Nat::from(mem.n_params as u64), + num_fields: Nat::from(c.n_fields as u64), + is_unsafe: false, + }) + .collect(); + MutConst::Indc(Ind { + ind: InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mem.name.clone(), + typ: mem.typ.clone(), + level_params: level_params.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(mem.n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(mem.n_indices as u64), + all: vec![], + ctors: ctor_names, + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }, + ctors, + }) + }) + .collect(); + + let aux_consts: Vec<&MutConst> = + all_mut_consts[n_originals..].iter().collect(); + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + + let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&aux_consts, &mut cache, stt)?; + + let n_canon = sorted_classes.len(); + + // Build old_j → canonical_j. `sort_consts` returns equivalence classes, so + // duplicate auxes intentionally map many-to-one into a single canonical slot. + let mut perm = vec![usize::MAX; n_aux]; + let mut sorted_order: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_canon); + for (canonical_j, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { + for (member_j, member) in class.iter().enumerate() { + let Some(old_j) = expanded.types[n_originals..] + .iter() + .position(|m| m.name == member.name()) + else { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux sort returned unknown member {}", + member.name().pretty() + ), + }); + }; + perm[old_j] = canonical_j; + if member_j == 0 { + sorted_order.push(old_j); + } + } + } + if perm.iter().any(|p| *p == usize::MAX) { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "aux sort did not assign every auxiliary member".into(), + }); + } + + // Short-circuit if already in canonical order. + if n_canon == n_aux && perm.iter().enumerate().all(|(i, &p)| i == p) { + return Ok(perm); + } + + // Compute the `._nested` prefix. Every aux name is of shape + // `Name::str(Name::str(all0, "_nested"), "_N")`. We'll use this + // prefix to rebuild canonical aux names after sorting. + let nested_prefix = { + let first_aux_name = &expanded.types[n_originals].name; + match first_aux_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(prefix, _, _) => prefix.clone(), + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "nested aux name is not a string name: {}", + first_aux_name.pretty() + ), + }); + }, + } + }; + + // Build old_aux_name → new_aux_name rename map. + // + // New aux name: `._nested._` where `` is + // recovered from the OLD name by stripping the trailing `_` + // suffix. This preserves the "Ext" identifier (e.g. `Array`, `Option`, + // `List`) so downstream name-based diagnostics remain readable, while + // canonicalizing the trailing index by sort position. + let mut name_rename: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut new_aux_names: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_canon); + for new_j in 0..n_canon { + let old_j = sorted_order[new_j]; + let old_name = expanded.types[n_originals + old_j].name.clone(); + + // Extract the "" identifier from old suffix. + let ext_name = match old_name.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(_, suffix, _) => { + // Old suffix is "_" — strip the trailing "_". + let s: &str = suffix.as_ref(); + // Find the last underscore — everything before is "". + if let Some(ub) = s.rfind('_') { + let (ext, _) = s.split_at(ub); + ext.to_string() + } else { + s.to_string() + } + }, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "nested aux name is not a string name: {}", + old_name.pretty() + ), + }); + }, + }; + + let new_suffix = format!("{}_{}", ext_name, new_j + 1); + let new_name = Name::str(nested_prefix.clone(), new_suffix); + new_aux_names.push(new_name); + } + + for (old_j, &canonical_j) in perm.iter().enumerate() { + let old_name = expanded.types[n_originals + old_j].name.clone(); + name_rename.insert(old_name, new_aux_names[canonical_j].clone()); + } + + // Rewrite aux_ctor_map: both keys (aux-ctor names) and the + // aux-inductive component of the value. + // + // Aux ctor names are produced by `name_replace_prefix(j_ctor_name, + // j_name, &aux_name)` — i.e. the prefix of the ctor name is replaced + // with the aux inductive name. Renaming the aux inductive therefore + // requires a corresponding prefix-swap on every ctor name that starts + // with the old aux name. + let mut new_aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); + for (old_ctor_name, (orig_ctor_name, old_aux_ind_name)) in + std::mem::take(&mut expanded.aux_ctor_map) + { + let new_aux_ind_name = name_rename + .get(&old_aux_ind_name) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| old_aux_ind_name.clone()); + let new_ctor_name = + name_replace_prefix(&old_ctor_name, &old_aux_ind_name, &new_aux_ind_name); + new_aux_ctor_map + .entry(new_ctor_name) + .or_insert((orig_ctor_name, new_aux_ind_name)); + } + expanded.aux_ctor_map = new_aux_ctor_map; + + // Rewrite aux_to_nested: keys rename; values (nested exprs) are + // independent of aux name — they describe the nested semantic form, + // not the aux name that represents it. + let mut new_aux_to_nested: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for (old_name, nested_expr) in std::mem::take(&mut expanded.aux_to_nested) { + let new_name = + name_rename.get(&old_name).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| old_name.clone()); + new_aux_to_nested.entry(new_name).or_insert(nested_expr); + } + expanded.aux_to_nested = new_aux_to_nested; + + // Rewrite every member's typ and ctor types to replace aux-name Const + // references with the renamed names. Sibling auxes may reference each + // other (e.g. `_nested.Array_3` containing `_nested.Option_1` fields), + // so this sweep must cover user members too (in case user ctor types + // got rewritten during expansion). + // + // Share a cache across every member/ctor: they all use the same + // `name_rename_std`, and Mathlib types tend to share large implicit-arg + // substructure across sibling ctors. + let name_rename_std: std::collections::HashMap = + name_rename.iter().map(|(k, v)| (k.clone(), v.clone())).collect(); + let mut rename_cache: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for member in &mut expanded.types { + member.typ = super::expr_utils::replace_const_names_cached( + &member.typ, + &name_rename_std, + &mut rename_cache, + ); + for ctor in &mut member.ctors { + ctor.typ = super::expr_utils::replace_const_names_cached( + &ctor.typ, + &name_rename_std, + &mut rename_cache, + ); + } + } + + // Reorder the aux section of `expanded.types` and rewrite member/ctor + // names to their canonical forms. + // + // For each new canonical position `new_j`, pick the aux at + // `aux_tail[old_j]` (where `sorted_order[new_j] == old_j`) and + // rename its own name + its ctors' prefixes from the old aux name to + // the new one. We can't move out of `aux_tail` by index because we + // pick in new_j order; clone instead (cheap — ctor vec is a small Vec). + let aux_tail: Vec = expanded.types.split_off(n_originals); + let mut reordered: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_canon); + for new_j in 0..n_canon { + let old_j = sorted_order[new_j]; + let mut mem = aux_tail[old_j].clone(); + let old_name = mem.name.clone(); + let new_name = new_aux_names[new_j].clone(); + mem.name = new_name.clone(); + for ctor in &mut mem.ctors { + ctor.name = name_replace_prefix(&ctor.name, &old_name, &new_name); + } + reordered.push(mem); + } + expanded.types.extend(reordered); + + Ok(perm) +} + +/// Compute the source-walk discovery order of nested auxiliaries by +/// running `expand_nested_block` on **source-order originals** (no alias +/// rewriting, no canonical aux-sort post-pass). Returns a vector of +/// `(ext_ind_name, normalized_spec_params)` entries, one per aux, in +/// the exact order Lean's C++ elaborator discovers them. +/// +/// This walker structurally mirrors Lean's `inductive.cpp:1045`, so the +/// returned order matches Lean's aux-recursor numbering (`X.rec_1`, +/// `X.rec_2`, …). Used together with the canonical order (output of +/// `sort_aux_by_content_hash` on a second expansion) to compute a +/// permutation `perm[source_j] = canonical_i`. +/// +/// `original_all` is the source-order Lean `InductiveVal.all` list — +/// not alpha-collapsed representatives, and not canonical-aux-sorted. +pub(crate) fn source_aux_order( + original_all: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Result)>, CompileError> { + Ok( + source_aux_order_with_owner(original_all, lean_env)? + .into_iter() + .map(|(_, head, args)| (head, args)) + .collect(), + ) +} + +/// Like [`source_aux_order`], but also reports the source mutual-block member +/// whose constructor walk first discovered each auxiliary. +pub(crate) fn source_aux_order_with_owner( + original_all: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Result)>, CompileError> { + let alias_to_rep: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let expanded = expand_nested_block(original_all, lean_env, &alias_to_rep)?; + Ok(source_aux_order_from_expanded(&expanded)) +} + +fn source_aux_order_from_expanded( + expanded: &ExpandedBlock, +) -> Vec<(Name, Name, Vec)> { + let n_originals = expanded.n_originals; + + let mut out: Vec<(Name, Name, Vec)> = Vec::new(); + for mem in expanded.types.iter().skip(n_originals) { + // Each aux's `aux_to_nested` entry is `ExtInd.{lvls} spec_params` + // with block-param FVars — decompose into (head_name, spec_params). + let Some(nested_expr) = expanded.aux_to_nested.get(&mem.name) else { + continue; + }; + let (head, args) = super::expr_utils::decompose_apps(nested_expr); + let head_name = match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => n.clone(), + _ => continue, + }; + out.push((mem.source_owner.clone(), head_name, args)); + } + out +} + +/// Sentinel value for "this source aux position has no canonical match +/// in the current SCC block". Used by `compute_aux_perm` to flag +/// source auxes whose spec_params reference inductives that belong to +/// a different SCC block — those auxes are handled by that block's +/// compilation, not ours. +pub(crate) const PERM_OUT_OF_SCC: usize = usize::MAX; + +/// Compute the permutation mapping Lean-source aux-walk positions to +/// canonical aux positions. Returns `perm: Vec` +/// of length `n_source`, where: +/// - `perm[source_j] < n_canon` when source_j maps to a canonical +/// aux in the current SCC block, or +/// - `perm[source_j] == PERM_OUT_OF_SCC` when source_j's spec_params +/// reference inductives OUTSIDE the current SCC block — those +/// auxes belong to a different block's compilation and are skipped. +/// +/// Many-to-one is permitted: multiple source indices can map to the +/// same canonical index. This happens under alpha-collapse where two +/// distinct source originals collapse to the same canonical +/// representative, making their respective `Array ` auxes +/// alpha-equivalent (dedup'd in the canonical walk) while the source +/// walk sees them as separate. +/// +/// Inputs: +/// - `expanded`: the canonical (post-`sort_aux_by_content_hash`) expanded +/// block. Auxes are in `expanded.types[n_originals..]`, structurally sorted. +/// - `original_all`: Lean's source-order inductive names (from any +/// `InductiveVal.all` in the block). Drives the second expansion that +/// reveals Lean's own aux-walk numbering. May be LARGER than the +/// current SCC block: Lean lists all members of the original mutual, +/// while `sort_consts` splits into SCCs. +/// - `lean_env`: Lean environment for both expansions. +/// - `orig_to_canon_names`: maps each original name in the current SCC +/// to its canonical class representative. Names NOT in this map are +/// out-of-SCC — source auxes that reference them get `PERM_OUT_OF_SCC`. +/// +/// Returns an error if some canonical aux has no matching source. This +/// shouldn't happen because canonical members are always a subset (via +/// dedup) of what a full source walk would find. +pub(crate) fn compute_aux_perm( + expanded: &ExpandedBlock, + original_all: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + orig_to_canon_names: &std::collections::HashMap, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let n_originals = expanded.n_originals; + let canonical_aux = &expanded.types[n_originals..]; + let n_canon = canonical_aux.len(); + + let alias_to_rep: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let source_expanded = + expand_nested_block(original_all, lean_env, &alias_to_rep)?; + let source_order = source_aux_order_from_expanded(&source_expanded); + let n_source = source_order.len(); + let mut source_to_canon_fvar: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + for (src, canon) in source_expanded + .block_param_fvars + .iter() + .zip(expanded.block_param_fvars.iter()) + { + if let (ExprData::Fvar(src_name, _), ExprData::Fvar(canon_name, _)) = + (src.as_data(), canon.as_data()) + { + source_to_canon_fvar.insert(src_name.clone(), canon_name.clone()); + } + } + + // Precompute canonical (head_name, spec_params) for each canonical aux. + // + // Do not key by LeanExpr hash here. During auxiliary alpha-collapse the + // canonical aux may be represented with a different source inductive name + // than the source-walk occurrence (`Array B` vs `Array C`), even though + // those names already resolve to the same content address. Raw LeanExpr + // hashes intentionally include names, so matching must use semantic + // comparison below. + let canonical_signatures: Vec<(Name, Vec)> = canonical_aux + .iter() + .filter_map(|mem| { + let nested_expr = expanded.aux_to_nested.get(&mem.name)?; + let (head, args) = super::expr_utils::decompose_apps(nested_expr); + let head_name = match head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => n.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + Some((head_name, args)) + }) + .collect(); + + if canonical_signatures.len() != n_canon { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "compute_aux_perm: canonical aux missing nested_expr entries" + .into(), + }); + } + + // Index canonical signatures by their head-name so matching becomes + // ≈O(n_source) instead of O(n_source × n_canon). For realistic blocks + // the head-name buckets are small (one aux per distinct external + // inductive occurrence) and `aux_spec_eq` already memoizes per-pair + // structural comparison. + let mut canon_by_head: FxHashMap<&Name, Vec> = FxHashMap::default(); + for (i, (head, _)) in canonical_signatures.iter().enumerate() { + canon_by_head.entry(head).or_default().push(i); + } + + // For each source aux, try to find a canonical match. If the source + // references members not in the current SCC (orig_to_canon_names), + // mark it as `PERM_OUT_OF_SCC`. + let mut perm: Vec = vec![PERM_OUT_OF_SCC; n_source]; + + let original_names: std::collections::HashSet = + original_all.iter().cloned().collect(); + let mut spec_eq_cache: FxHashMap<(Hash, Hash), bool> = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut out_of_scc_cache: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + // Shared across every source aux's spec_param normalization: all + // calls use the same `orig_to_canon_names`, so DAG-shared subterms + // between source spec_params collapse to a single rewrite. + let mut normalize_cache: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + + for (j, (src_owner, src_head, src_specs)) in source_order.iter().enumerate() { + // If any spec_param references an original mutual member that's NOT + // in orig_to_canon_names, this source aux is out-of-SCC — skip it. + // Other constants are ordinary external parameters (e.g. `String` in + // `AssocList String Json`) and must remain part of the signature. + let in_scc = src_specs.iter().all(|sp| { + !has_out_of_scc_const( + sp, + orig_to_canon_names, + &original_names, + &mut out_of_scc_cache, + ) + }); + if !in_scc { + continue; + } + + // Normalize source spec_params using orig_to_canon_names so they + // match the canonical walk's view. + let normalized: Vec = src_specs + .iter() + .map(|sp| { + super::expr_utils::replace_const_names_cached( + sp, + orig_to_canon_names, + &mut normalize_cache, + ) + }) + .collect(); + // Consult the head-name bucket first. If no canonical aux shares + // this head, there can't be a match. + let canon_idx = canon_by_head.get(src_head).and_then(|candidates| { + candidates.iter().copied().find(|&i| { + let (_, canon_specs) = &canonical_signatures[i]; + canon_specs.len() == normalized.len() + && canon_specs.iter().zip(normalized.iter()).all(|(canon, src)| { + aux_spec_eq( + canon, + src, + stt, + &source_to_canon_fvar, + &mut spec_eq_cache, + ) + }) + }) + }); + + // If this source aux was discovered while scanning a constructor from a + // different split SCC, it belongs to the full Lean source numbering but + // not necessarily to this canonical block. Example: + // Z.mk : List Z + // X.mk : Option Z + // while compiling the split {Z} SCC, `Option Z` mentions only in-SCC + // names but was discovered from `X.mk`; if {Z}'s canonical expansion + // doesn't contain `Option Z`, skip it instead of treating it as a broken + // in-SCC source mapping. + let Some(canon_idx) = canon_idx else { + if !orig_to_canon_names.contains_key(src_owner) { + continue; + } + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "compute_aux_perm: no canonical match for in-SCC source aux #{j} owned by {} (head={})", + src_owner.pretty(), + src_head.pretty(), + ), + }); + }; + + perm[j] = canon_idx; + } + + // Sanity: every canonical aux must have at least one source mapping + // to it. Otherwise the canonical walk produced an aux that the + // source walk never discovered — shouldn't happen since canonical + // dedup only merges, never creates. + let mut covered = vec![false; n_canon]; + for &p in &perm { + if p != PERM_OUT_OF_SCC && p < n_canon { + covered[p] = true; + } + } + if let Some((i, _)) = covered.iter().enumerate().find(|(_, c)| !**c) { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "compute_aux_perm: canonical aux #{i} has no source mapping (canonical produced an aux that source walk missed)", + ), + }); + } + + Ok(perm) +} + +/// Semantic equality for nested auxiliary spec parameters. +/// +/// `sort_aux_by_content_hash` canonicalizes aux motives by structural content, +/// not by raw Lean names. Source-walk signatures therefore need the same notion +/// of equality: constants are equal if their names are equal or if both names +/// already resolve to the same compiled address. Everything else is compared +/// structurally, ignoring mdata and level parameter names. +fn aux_spec_eq( + canon: &LeanExpr, + src: &LeanExpr, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + source_to_canon_fvar: &FxHashMap, + cache: &mut FxHashMap<(Hash, Hash), bool>, +) -> bool { + let canon = crate::ix::congruence::strip_mdata(canon); + let src = crate::ix::congruence::strip_mdata(src); + + let key = (*canon.get_hash(), *src.get_hash()); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return *cached; + } + + let result = match (canon.as_data(), src.as_data()) { + (ExprData::Bvar(a, _), ExprData::Bvar(b, _)) => a == b, + (ExprData::Fvar(a, _), ExprData::Fvar(b, _)) => { + source_to_canon_fvar.get(b).map_or(a == b, |expected| a == expected) + }, + (ExprData::Sort(a, _), ExprData::Sort(b, _)) => { + crate::ix::congruence::level_alpha_eq(a, b).is_ok() + }, + ( + ExprData::Const(a_name, a_lvls, _), + ExprData::Const(b_name, b_lvls, _), + ) => { + if a_lvls.len() != b_lvls.len() + || a_lvls + .iter() + .zip(b_lvls.iter()) + .any(|(a, b)| crate::ix::congruence::level_alpha_eq(a, b).is_err()) + { + return false; + } + if a_name == b_name { + return true; + } + match (stt.resolve_addr(a_name), stt.resolve_addr(b_name)) { + (Some(a_addr), Some(b_addr)) => a_addr == b_addr, + _ => false, + } + }, + (ExprData::App(a_f, a_arg, _), ExprData::App(b_f, b_arg, _)) => { + aux_spec_eq(a_f, b_f, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + && aux_spec_eq(a_arg, b_arg, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + }, + (ExprData::Lam(_, a_t, a_b, _, _), ExprData::Lam(_, b_t, b_b, _, _)) + | ( + ExprData::ForallE(_, a_t, a_b, _, _), + ExprData::ForallE(_, b_t, b_b, _, _), + ) => { + aux_spec_eq(a_t, b_t, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + && aux_spec_eq(a_b, b_b, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + }, + ( + ExprData::LetE(_, a_t, a_v, a_b, _, _), + ExprData::LetE(_, b_t, b_v, b_b, _, _), + ) => { + aux_spec_eq(a_t, b_t, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + && aux_spec_eq(a_v, b_v, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + && aux_spec_eq(a_b, b_b, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + }, + ( + ExprData::Proj(a_name, a_idx, a_val, _), + ExprData::Proj(b_name, b_idx, b_val, _), + ) => { + a_idx == b_idx + && (a_name == b_name + || matches!( + (stt.resolve_addr(a_name), stt.resolve_addr(b_name)), + (Some(a_addr), Some(b_addr)) if a_addr == b_addr + )) + && aux_spec_eq(a_val, b_val, stt, source_to_canon_fvar, cache) + }, + (ExprData::Lit(a, _), ExprData::Lit(b, _)) => a == b, + _ => false, + }; + cache.insert(key, result); + result +} + +/// Check whether an expression contains any `Const(name, _)` where +/// `name` is NOT in the provided name map. Used by `compute_aux_perm` +/// to detect source auxes whose spec_params reference inductives that +/// belong to a different SCC block. +/// +/// `cache` memoizes the result per subterm hash for the duration of a +/// single `compute_aux_perm` call. Without memoization this walks the +/// full DAG for every spec_param, and Mathlib expressions have heavy +/// hash-cons sharing — the realized cost becomes exponential for +/// diamond-shaped types (a `TensorProduct` with shared param subterms +/// fans out). With memoization each unique subterm is visited once. +fn has_out_of_scc_const( + expr: &LeanExpr, + in_scc_names: &std::collections::HashMap, + original_names: &std::collections::HashSet, + cache: &mut FxHashMap, +) -> bool { + let key = *expr.get_hash(); + if let Some(&cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached; + } + let result = match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => { + original_names.contains(name) && !in_scc_names.contains_key(name) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + has_out_of_scc_const(f, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + || has_out_of_scc_const(a, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + has_out_of_scc_const(t, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + || has_out_of_scc_const(b, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + has_out_of_scc_const(t, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + || has_out_of_scc_const(v, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + || has_out_of_scc_const(b, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, val, _) => { + has_out_of_scc_const(val, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { + has_out_of_scc_const(inner, in_scc_names, original_names, cache) + }, + _ => false, + }; + cache.insert(key, result); + result +} + /// Rewrite Const names in an expression using a name map. /// /// For each `Const(name, levels)` where `name` is in `name_map`, replaces /// it with `Const(name_map[name], levels)`. Used to canonicalize alias /// references to representative names before nested expansion. +/// +/// The `cache` is a caller-owned memoization table keyed on expression +/// hash. The seed-loop caller in `expand_nested_block` rewrites every +/// ctor and inductive type in the block against the same `name_map`, so +/// a shared cache collapses DAG-shared subterms to a single rewrite. fn canonicalize_const_names( expr: &LeanExpr, name_map: &FxHashMap, + cache: &mut FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { - match expr.as_data() { + let key = *expr.get_hash(); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } + let result = match expr.as_data() { ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) => { if let Some(new_name) = name_map.get(name) { LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()) @@ -513,38 +1318,40 @@ fn canonicalize_const_names( } }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( - canonicalize_const_names(f, name_map), - canonicalize_const_names(a, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(f, name_map, cache), + canonicalize_const_names(a, name_map, cache), ), ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( n.clone(), - canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map), - canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map, cache), + canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( n.clone(), - canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map), - canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map, cache), + canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map, cache), bi.clone(), ), ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( n.clone(), - canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map), - canonicalize_const_names(v, name_map), - canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(t, name_map, cache), + canonicalize_const_names(v, name_map, cache), + canonicalize_const_names(b, name_map, cache), *nd, ), ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => LeanExpr::proj( n.clone(), i.clone(), - canonicalize_const_names(e, name_map), + canonicalize_const_names(e, name_map, cache), ), ExprData::Mdata(md, e, _) => { - LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), canonicalize_const_names(e, name_map)) + LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), canonicalize_const_names(e, name_map, cache)) }, _ => expr.clone(), - } + }; + cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + result } /// Replace `old_prefix` in a Name with `new_prefix`. @@ -574,17 +1381,118 @@ fn replace_params_expr( if as_fvars.is_empty() { return e.clone(); } - let fvar_map: FxHashMap = as_fvars + let fvar_map: FxHashMap = as_fvars .iter() - .enumerate() - .filter_map(|(i, fv)| match fv.as_data() { - ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some((n.clone(), i)), + .zip(block_param_fvars.iter()) + .filter_map(|(local, block)| match local.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => Some((n.clone(), block.clone())), _ => None, }) .collect(); - let n = as_fvars.len(); - let abstracted = batch_abstract(e, &fvar_map, n, 0); - super::expr_utils::instantiate_rev(&abstracted, block_param_fvars) + replace_fvars(e, &fvar_map) +} + +fn replace_fvars( + e: &LeanExpr, + fvar_map: &FxHashMap, +) -> LeanExpr { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Fvar(n, _) => { + fvar_map.get(n).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| e.clone()) + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + LeanExpr::app(replace_fvars(f, fvar_map), replace_fvars(a, fvar_map)) + }, + ExprData::Lam(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + replace_fvars(t, fvar_map), + replace_fvars(b, fvar_map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + replace_fvars(t, fvar_map), + replace_fvars(b, fvar_map), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + replace_fvars(t, fvar_map), + replace_fvars(v, fvar_map), + replace_fvars(b, fvar_map), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::proj(n.clone(), i.clone(), replace_fvars(e, fvar_map)) + }, + ExprData::Mdata(md, e, _) => { + LeanExpr::mdata(md.clone(), replace_fvars(e, fvar_map)) + }, + _ => e.clone(), + } +} + +/// Rewrite the final result of an auxiliary constructor from the external +/// inductive `J spec_params indices` to the synthetic aux +/// `aux_name block_params indices`. +/// +/// Lean's nested-inductive pass eventually rewrites these constructor results +/// when the queue processes the freshly-created auxiliary type. Doing it at +/// creation time avoids rediscovering the aux's own result as a second nested +/// occurrence while leaving constructor field domains available for the normal +/// queue walk. +fn replace_ctor_result_head_with_aux( + e: &LeanExpr, + original_ind: &Name, + aux_name: &Name, + original_n_params: usize, + block_levels: &[Level], + block_param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(n, t, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + t.clone(), + replace_ctor_result_head_with_aux( + b, + original_ind, + aux_name, + original_n_params, + block_levels, + block_param_fvars, + ), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(md, inner, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( + md.clone(), + replace_ctor_result_head_with_aux( + inner, + original_ind, + aux_name, + original_n_params, + block_levels, + block_param_fvars, + ), + ), + _ => { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); + let ExprData::Const(head_name, _, _) = head.as_data() else { + return e.clone(); + }; + if head_name != original_ind || args.len() < original_n_params { + return e.clone(); + } + + let mut result = LeanExpr::cnst(aux_name.clone(), block_levels.to_vec()); + for param in block_param_fvars { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, param.clone()); + } + for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(original_n_params) { + result = LeanExpr::app(result, idx_arg.clone()); + } + result + }, + } } // ========================================================================= @@ -595,7 +1503,18 @@ fn replace_params_expr( /// /// Uses an explicit stack to avoid recursion. Analogous to the kernel's /// `expr_mentions_any_addr` (`src/ix/kernel/tc.rs:459-501`). -pub(super) fn expr_mentions_any_name(expr: &LeanExpr, names: &[Name]) -> bool { +/// +/// `names` is a hash set so each check is O(1). The hot caller +/// (`ExpandCtx::replace_if_nested`) tests this for every parameter arg of +/// every external inductive occurrence seen during a constructor walk; a +/// Vec-with-`contains` used to dominate the profile for large blocks. +pub(super) fn expr_mentions_any_name( + expr: &LeanExpr, + names: &FxHashSet, +) -> bool { + if names.is_empty() { + return false; + } let mut stack: Vec<&LeanExpr> = vec![expr]; while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { match e.as_data() { @@ -751,6 +1670,12 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( // Dedup tracker: (ext_ind_name, spec_param content hashes). let mut aux_seen: Vec<(Name, Vec)> = Vec::new(); + // Precompute the set of block original names once. Threaded through + // `try_detect_nested_fvar` for O(1) "is head in the block?" checks on + // every constructor field. + let block_name_set: FxHashSet = + ordered_originals.iter().cloned().collect(); + // Seed with original block inductives. For originals, spec_params are // the block param FVars themselves (identity specialization). for name in ordered_originals { @@ -844,7 +1769,7 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( for decl in &field_decls { try_detect_nested_fvar( &decl.domain, - ordered_originals, + &block_name_set, &mut flat, &mut aux_seen, lean_env, @@ -980,7 +1905,7 @@ fn maximize_occurrence_levels(flat: &mut [FvarFlatMember], n_originals: usize) { fn try_detect_nested_fvar( dom: &LeanExpr, - block_names: &[Name], + block_names: &FxHashSet, flat: &mut Vec, aux_seen: &mut Vec<(Name, Vec)>, lean_env: &LeanEnv, @@ -1105,3 +2030,266 @@ fn try_detect_nested_fvar( // heterogeneous nested args like `HashMap (List α) (Array β)`), revive // from git history; the current live pipeline has zero observed failures // on 25k+ constants via `validate-aux`. + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::{ + AxiomVal, ConstantVal, InductiveVal, Level as LL, Name, + }; + use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; + + fn mk_name_for(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut n = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + n = Name::str(n, part.to_string()); + } + n + } + + fn sort0() -> LeanExpr { + LeanExpr::sort(LL::zero()) + } + + /// Small test helper: build an `FxHashSet` from a slice of names. + /// `expr_mentions_any_name` takes a set so the hot caller is O(1); tests + /// use this to stay ergonomic. + fn names_of(items: [Name; N]) -> FxHashSet { + items.into_iter().collect() + } + + // ---- expr_mentions_any_name ---- + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_none() { + let e = sort0(); + assert!(!expr_mentions_any_name(&e, &names_of([mk_name_for("X")]))); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_direct_const() { + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("List"), vec![]); + assert!(expr_mentions_any_name(&e, &names_of([mk_name_for("List")]))); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_in_app_spine() { + let e = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("f"), vec![]), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("Tree"), vec![]), + ); + assert!(expr_mentions_any_name(&e, &names_of([mk_name_for("Tree")]))); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_under_forall() { + // ∀ (x : A), B where B = Const("Target") + let e = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("x"), + sort0(), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("Target"), vec![]), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ); + assert!(expr_mentions_any_name(&e, &names_of([mk_name_for("Target")]))); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_detects_proj_type() { + let e = LeanExpr::proj( + mk_name_for("MyStruct"), + Nat::from(0u64), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + ); + assert!(expr_mentions_any_name(&e, &names_of([mk_name_for("MyStruct")]))); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_any_of_several() { + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("B"), vec![]); + assert!(expr_mentions_any_name( + &e, + &names_of([mk_name_for("A"), mk_name_for("B"), mk_name_for("C")]), + )); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_through_let() { + let e = LeanExpr::letE( + mk_name_for("x"), + sort0(), + sort0(), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("Nested"), vec![]), + false, + ); + assert!(expr_mentions_any_name(&e, &names_of([mk_name_for("Nested")]))); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_name_peels_mdata() { + let inner = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("Target"), vec![]); + let e = LeanExpr::mdata(vec![], inner); + assert!(expr_mentions_any_name(&e, &names_of([mk_name_for("Target")]))); + } + + // ---- has_invalid_spec_ref ---- + + #[test] + fn has_invalid_spec_ref_free_bvar_is_invalid() { + // bare BVar(0) at top level is invalid (domain-local leak) + let e = LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)); + assert!(has_invalid_spec_ref(&e, &[])); + } + + #[test] + fn has_invalid_spec_ref_unbound_fvar_is_invalid() { + let unknown = Name::str(Name::anon(), "field_local".into()); + let e = LeanExpr::fvar(unknown.clone()); + // Pass empty param_fvar_names → FVar is field-local, invalid. + assert!(has_invalid_spec_ref(&e, &[])); + } + + #[test] + fn has_invalid_spec_ref_known_fvar_is_valid() { + let param_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "param_0".into()); + let e = LeanExpr::fvar(param_name.clone()); + assert!(!has_invalid_spec_ref(&e, &[param_name])); + } + + #[test] + fn has_invalid_spec_ref_const_only_is_valid() { + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name_for("Nat"), vec![]); + assert!(!has_invalid_spec_ref(&e, &[])); + } + + #[test] + fn has_invalid_spec_ref_sort_only_is_valid() { + assert!(!has_invalid_spec_ref(&sort0(), &[])); + } + + #[test] + fn has_invalid_spec_ref_bvar_under_binder_is_valid() { + // ∀ (x : α), BVar(0) — bvar is bound, valid. + let e = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("x"), + sort0(), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ); + assert!(!has_invalid_spec_ref(&e, &[])); + } + + #[test] + fn has_invalid_spec_ref_field_local_inside_forall_is_invalid() { + let unknown = Name::str(Name::anon(), "field_local".into()); + let e = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("x"), + sort0(), + LeanExpr::fvar(unknown), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ); + assert!(has_invalid_spec_ref(&e, &[])); + } + + // ---- build_compile_flat_block: non-nested happy path ---- + + /// Build a minimal Nat-like inductive (no params, no indices, no nesting). + fn minimal_nat_env() -> LeanEnv { + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + let zero_ty = LL::zero(); + let nat_name = mk_name_for("Nat"); + // Inductive Nat : Sort 1 with ctors [Nat.zero, Nat.succ]. + let nat_ind = InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: nat_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(LL::succ(zero_ty.clone())), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![nat_name.clone()], + ctors: vec![mk_name_for("Nat.zero"), mk_name_for("Nat.succ")], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: true, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }; + env.insert(nat_name.clone(), ConstantInfo::InductInfo(nat_ind)); + + // Nat.zero : Nat (as axiom for detection test — real ctor form isn't + // exercised by the no-nesting path). + env.insert( + mk_name_for("Nat.zero"), + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(AxiomVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name_for("Nat.zero"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::cnst(nat_name.clone(), vec![]), + }, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + // Nat.succ : Nat → Nat + env.insert( + mk_name_for("Nat.succ"), + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(AxiomVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name_for("Nat.succ"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::all( + mk_name_for("_"), + LeanExpr::cnst(nat_name.clone(), vec![]), + LeanExpr::cnst(nat_name.clone(), vec![]), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + ), + }, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn build_compile_flat_block_non_nested_returns_single_entry() { + let env = minimal_nat_env(); + let flat = build_compile_flat_block(&[mk_name_for("Nat")], &env).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(flat.len(), 1, "non-nested Nat → single flat entry"); + assert_eq!(flat[0].name, mk_name_for("Nat")); + assert_eq!(flat[0].own_params, 0); + assert_eq!(flat[0].n_indices, 0); + assert!(flat[0].spec_params.is_empty()); + } + + #[test] + fn build_compile_flat_block_empty_originals_errors() { + let env = LeanEnv::default(); + let r = build_compile_flat_block(&[], &env); + assert!(r.is_err()); + } + + #[test] + fn build_compile_flat_block_missing_inductive_errors() { + let env = LeanEnv::default(); + let r = build_compile_flat_block(&[mk_name_for("Missing")], &env); + assert!(r.is_err()); + } + + #[test] + fn build_compile_flat_block_non_inductive_errors() { + let mut env = LeanEnv::default(); + // Insert an axiom under the name of a supposed inductive — should + // error out. + env.insert( + mk_name_for("Pretender"), + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(AxiomVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name_for("Pretender"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: sort0(), + }, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + let r = build_compile_flat_block(&[mk_name_for("Pretender")], &env); + assert!(r.is_err()); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs index a250740c..eec09eaa 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/rec_on.rs @@ -175,4 +175,250 @@ mod tests { panic!("expected forall for mk (minor)"); } } + + /// Count the number of leading forall binders. + fn count_leading_foralls(e: &LeanExpr) -> usize { + let mut n = 0; + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + n += 1; + cur = body.clone(); + } + n + } + + /// Collect the ordered list of binder names. + fn binder_names(e: &LeanExpr) -> Vec { + let mut names = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + names.push(name.pretty()); + cur = body.clone(); + } + names + } + + /// Collect the ordered list of lambda binder names in the value. + fn lambda_binder_names(e: &LeanExpr) -> Vec { + let mut names = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::Lam(name, _, body, _, _) = cur.as_data() { + names.push(name.pretty()); + cur = body.clone(); + } + names + } + + #[test] + fn rec_on_value_and_type_have_same_arity() { + let p = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("P"), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + let motive_ty = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name("t"), p.clone(), prop.clone(), BinderInfo::Default); + let mk_ty = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("P.mk"), vec![]), + ); + let ret = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + ); + let rec_type = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("motive"), + motive_ty, + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("mk"), + mk_ty, + LeanExpr::all(mk_name("t"), p, ret, BinderInfo::Default), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ); + let rec_val = RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("P.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: rec_type, + }, + all: vec![mk_name("P")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(1u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(1u64), + rules: vec![], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + }; + let rec_on = generate_rec_on(&mk_name("P.recOn"), &rec_val).unwrap(); + let type_arity = count_leading_foralls(&rec_on.typ); + let value_arity = lambda_binder_names(&rec_on.value).len(); + assert_eq!( + type_arity, value_arity, + "recOn type and value must have the same leading binder count" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn rec_on_preserves_recursor_level_params() { + // `.recOn`'s level_params must match the parent `.rec`. + let rec_val = RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("T.rec"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + typ: LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("motive"), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("mk"), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("t"), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("T"), vec![]), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ), + }, + all: vec![mk_name("T")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(1u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(1u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }; + let rec_on = generate_rec_on(&mk_name("T.recOn"), &rec_val).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(rec_on.level_params, vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")]); + } + + #[test] + fn rec_on_preserves_is_unsafe_bit() { + let mut rec_val = RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("T.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("motive"), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("mk"), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("t"), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("T"), vec![]), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ), + }, + all: vec![mk_name("T")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(1u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(1u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }; + let safe_recon = generate_rec_on(&mk_name("T.recOn"), &rec_val).unwrap(); + assert!(!safe_recon.is_unsafe); + + rec_val.is_unsafe = true; + let unsafe_recon = generate_rec_on(&mk_name("T.recOn"), &rec_val).unwrap(); + assert!(unsafe_recon.is_unsafe); + } + + /// Recursor whose type has too few foralls to match the declared + /// counts → `None` return. + #[test] + fn rec_on_insufficient_foralls_returns_none() { + let rec_val = RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("T.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), // no binders at all + }, + all: vec![mk_name("T")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(1u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(1u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }; + assert!(generate_rec_on(&mk_name("T.recOn"), &rec_val).is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn rec_on_reorders_minors_after_major() { + // 2-ctor Prop inductive: + // inductive T : Prop | A | B + // rec: ∀ {motive} (a : motive T.A) (b : motive T.B) (t : T), motive t + // recOn: ∀ {motive} (t : T) (a : motive T.A) (b : motive T.B), motive t + let t = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("T"), vec![]); + let prop = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + let motive_ty = + LeanExpr::all(mk_name("t"), t.clone(), prop.clone(), BinderInfo::Default); + + // Minor a: motive T.A (motive is BVar(0) at the a-binder position) + let minor_a = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("T.A"), vec![]), + ); + // Minor b: motive T.B (under a, motive is BVar(1)) + let minor_b = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(1u64)), + LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("T.B"), vec![]), + ); + // return: motive t (motive is BVar(3), t is BVar(0)) + let ret = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(3u64)), + LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(0u64)), + ); + let rec_type = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("motive"), + motive_ty, + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("a"), + minor_a, + LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("b"), + minor_b, + LeanExpr::all(mk_name("t"), t.clone(), ret, BinderInfo::Default), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Default, + ), + BinderInfo::Implicit, + ); + + let rec_val = RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("T.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: rec_type, + }, + all: vec![mk_name("T")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(1u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(2u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }; + + let rec_on = generate_rec_on(&mk_name("T.recOn"), &rec_val).unwrap(); + let names = binder_names(&rec_on.typ); + // Expected recOn order: [motive, t, a, b] + assert_eq!(names, vec!["motive", "t", "a", "b"]); + } } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index 0f2dbcdb..d16058e2 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -48,6 +48,14 @@ use super::expr_utils::{ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( sorted_classes: &[Vec], expanded: &super::nested::ExpandedBlock, + // `source_of_canonical[canonical_i]` = Lean source-walk index `source_j` + // for each canonical aux at position `canonical_i` in the sort_aux- + // ordered flat block. Used to emit `all0.rec_{source_j + 1}` naming + // directly, matching Lean's exported `.rec_N` / `.below_N` / `.brecOn_N` + // numbering. Pass `None` (or an empty slice) to fall back to + // `canonical_i + 1` — only safe when there is no alpha-collapse and + // no nested-aux hash-sort permutation. + source_of_canonical: Option<&[usize]>, lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, @@ -88,12 +96,9 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( // block-wide defaults. let (all_field, is_rec, is_reflexive, ind_is_unsafe) = match lean_env.get(&member.name).as_deref() { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(orig)) => ( - orig.all.clone(), - orig.is_rec, - orig.is_reflexive, - orig.is_unsafe, - ), + Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(orig)) => { + (orig.all.clone(), orig.is_rec, orig.is_reflexive, orig.is_unsafe) + }, _ => (original_names.clone(), true, false, block_is_unsafe), }; @@ -138,6 +143,10 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( } } + let identity_spec_params = |n: usize| -> Vec { + (0..n).map(|i| LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from((n - 1 - i) as u64))).collect() + }; + // Build pre-flat from the expanded block's auxiliary members. // The expand phase already detected nested occurrences and created aux types; // we pass these directly so the recursor generator doesn't re-detect (which @@ -158,7 +167,12 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( for member in expanded.types[expanded.n_originals..].iter() { pre_flat.push(CompileFlatMember { name: member.name.clone(), - spec_params: vec![], // aux types use block params — no spec_params needed + // Synthetic aux types are applied to the same block parameters as the + // original inductives. `find_rec_target` still matches by + // `spec_params`, so this must be the identity substitution rather than + // empty; otherwise fields like `List (A α)` are treated as non-recursive + // and their minor premises miss the nested IH binder. + spec_params: identity_spec_params(member.n_params), occurrence_level_args: expanded .level_params .iter() @@ -169,16 +183,74 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( }); } - generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( sorted_classes, lean_env, Some(&overlay), Some(pre_flat), stt, kctx, + None, + source_of_canonical, ) } +/// Shared state for rewriting nested-aux Const level args across every +/// ctor and recursor rule in a block. +/// +/// The rewrite depends only on the block's `classes` — the set of block +/// members and their aux-level metadata — so the `aux_info` and +/// `block_names` maps are identical across every rewrite site within a +/// single block. Building them once and reusing `walk_cache` across all +/// rewrites turns per-ctor O(tree_size) walks on a DAG-shared expression +/// into O(unique_nodes) amortised across all ctors: the same implicit- +/// arg substructure that appears in ten sibling constructor types is +/// walked once and cloned on subsequent hits. +/// +/// `None` (returned by `NestedRewriteCtx::new`) signals "nothing to +/// rewrite" — either the block has no aux members or every member is an +/// aux — both conditions imply the `rewrite_nested_const_levels` gate +/// `!member.is_aux && classes.iter().any(|c| c.is_aux)` is false for +/// every caller, so we skip allocating the maps entirely. +struct NestedRewriteCtx { + aux_info: std::collections::HashMap)>, + block_names: rustc_hash::FxHashSet, + walk_cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, +} + +impl NestedRewriteCtx { + fn new(classes: &[FlatInfo], n_classes: usize) -> Option { + let has_aux = classes.iter().any(|c| c.is_aux); + let has_user = classes.iter().take(n_classes).any(|c| !c.is_aux); + if !has_aux || !has_user { + return None; + } + Some(Self { + block_names: classes[..n_classes] + .iter() + .map(|c| c.name.clone()) + .collect(), + aux_info: classes + .iter() + .filter(|c| c.is_aux) + .map(|c| { + (c.name.clone(), (c.own_params, c.occurrence_level_args.clone())) + }) + .collect(), + walk_cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(), + }) + } + + fn rewrite(&mut self, expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + super::expr_utils::rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached( + expr, + &self.aux_info, + &self.block_names, + &mut self.walk_cache, + ) + } +} + /// Info about one member of the flat block (original or auxiliary). struct FlatInfo { /// Name of the inductive (for originals: the class rep, for aux: external ind) @@ -248,6 +320,121 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( /// `pre_flat`: Optional pre-built flat block (from expand/restore path). /// When provided, skips `build_compile_flat_block` and uses these entries /// instead. The expanded block already contains the correct auxiliary members. +/// Reorder the aux section of a flat block per a stored AuxLayout perm. +/// +/// Inputs: +/// - `flat`: the flat block with `n_classes` primary members followed by +/// the aux section in discovery order. +/// - `n_classes`: number of primary (non-aux) members. +/// - `layout`: `perm[source_j] = canonical_i` — source-walk position to +/// canonical (stored) position. +/// +/// Returns the same `Vec` with the aux section +/// reordered so that the member currently at discovery index +/// `source_j` ends up at canonical index `canonical_i`, for each +/// source_j with `perm[source_j] != PERM_OUT_OF_SCC`. +/// +/// Error cases (returns `Err((original_flat, msg))`): +/// - Perm length mismatches the current aux count (reconstructed env +/// diverged). +/// - A canonical slot has no source mapping. +fn reorder_flat_by_layout( + flat: Vec, + n_classes: usize, + layout: &crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout, +) -> Result< + Vec, + (Vec, String), +> { + let n_aux = flat.len().saturating_sub(n_classes); + if n_aux == 0 { + return Ok(flat); // Nothing to reorder. + } + + // Determine canonical slot count from perm. Under alpha-collapse + // dedup, perm.len() may exceed canonical count (multiple source + // positions map to the same canonical). + let max_canon = layout + .perm + .iter() + .filter(|&&v| v != super::nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC) + .max() + .copied() + .map(|m| m + 1) + .unwrap_or(0); + if max_canon != n_aux { + return Err(( + flat, + format!( + "aux_layout perm claims {max_canon} canonical slots but flat \ + has {n_aux} aux members" + ), + )); + } + if layout.perm.len() != n_aux { + // Current decompile path is discovery-order — so perm.len() equals + // n_aux for bijective cases. Under alpha-collapse this may not + // hold; allow but log. + if layout.perm.len() < n_aux { + return Err(( + flat, + format!( + "aux_layout perm has {} source positions but flat discovered \ + {n_aux} auxes (need perm.len() >= n_aux)", + layout.perm.len() + ), + )); + } + } + + // For each canonical slot, pick the FIRST source_j with + // perm[source_j] == canonical_i (stable rule). + let mut canon_repr = vec![usize::MAX; n_aux]; + for (source_j, &canon_i) in layout.perm.iter().enumerate() { + if canon_i != super::nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + && canon_i < n_aux + && canon_repr[canon_i] == usize::MAX + && source_j < n_aux + { + canon_repr[canon_i] = source_j; + } + } + + // Verify every canonical slot has a source representative. + for (ci, &sj) in canon_repr.iter().enumerate() { + if sj == usize::MAX { + return Err(( + flat, + format!("aux_layout perm: canonical slot {ci} has no source mapping"), + )); + } + } + + // Rebuild `flat` with aux section in canonical order. Primary + // members [0..n_classes) are preserved as-is; aux members + // [n_classes..) are placed per canon_repr. + let mut primary: Vec = + flat[..n_classes].to_vec(); + let aux_src: Vec = + flat[n_classes..].to_vec(); + for canonical_i in 0..n_aux { + let source_j = canon_repr[canonical_i]; + if source_j >= aux_src.len() { + return Err(( + flat, + format!( + "aux_layout perm: canon_repr[{canonical_i}] = {source_j} >= \ + n_aux ({})", + aux_src.len() + ), + )); + } + primary.push(aux_src[source_j].clone()); + } + + Ok(primary) +} + pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( sorted_classes: &[Vec], lean_env: &LeanEnv, @@ -255,6 +442,41 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( pre_flat: Option>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { + generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( + sorted_classes, + lean_env, + overlay, + pre_flat, + stt, + kctx, + None, + None, + ) +} + +/// Like [`generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay`] but accepts an +/// optional [`crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout`] that reorders the aux +/// section of the flat block per its `perm` before recursor generation. +/// +/// This is the hook decompile uses to pin its canonical layout to +/// compile's first-run result. With `aux_layout = None`, falls back to +/// the discovery order produced by `build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay`. +pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, + pre_flat: Option>, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + aux_layout: Option<&crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout>, + // Optional Lean-source index per canonical aux position, used for + // emitting `all0.rec_{source_j + 1}` names directly. If provided + // alongside `aux_layout`, both must agree (this parameter takes + // precedence at name-construction sites); if omitted and + // `aux_layout` is `Some`, it is derived from `aux_layout.perm`. + // If both are `None`, naming falls back to `canonical_i + 1`. + source_of_canonical: Option<&[usize]>, ) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { // Lookup helper: check overlay first, then base env. let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option { @@ -317,6 +539,37 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( )? }; + // If the caller supplied an AuxLayout, reorder the aux section of + // `flat` per the stored perm. This is the hook decompile uses to pin + // its canonical layout to what compile produced on the first run, + // guarding against bundle-hash drift across reconstruction. + // + // Hard error on size/shape mismatch. A stored aux_layout means the + // caller has asserted "this block's canonical layout IS this perm — + // generate against it". If our current flat-block discovery produces + // a different shape, silently falling back to discovery-order + // would just mask the inconsistency and emit a mislabeled canonical + // form. The right response is to surface the divergence as a + // compile error, so the caller (decompile, or anywhere else that + // threads an override) can diagnose why its input (classes + env) + // doesn't produce the stored layout — usually because the classes + // aren't sort_consts-collapsed the way compile originally saw them. + let flat = if let Some(layout) = aux_layout { + reorder_flat_by_layout(flat, n_classes, layout).map_err(|(_, msg)| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_layout override rejected: {msg}. The stored layout is \ + inconsistent with the current flat-block discovery — usually \ + because the `sorted_classes` passed here don't match the \ + sort_consts-collapsed classes compile originally saw. See \ + `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §17.2." + ), + } + })? + } else { + flat + }; + // Add auxiliary members (nested occurrences) to classes. for fm in flat.iter().skip(n_classes) { if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) = env_get(&fm.name) { @@ -343,6 +596,67 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( } let n_flat = classes.len(); + let n_aux = n_flat.saturating_sub(n_classes); + + // Derive `source_of_canonical` for aux name construction. Precedence: + // 1. Explicit `source_of_canonical` parameter (compile path). + // 2. `aux_layout.perm` → min-source_j per canonical_i (decompile path). + // 3. No mapping: use discovery order directly. This is only for the + // no-layout path; when a layout is supplied, every canonical aux must + // have a real Lean source position. + // + // Output vector length is `n_aux`. Only consulted at aux naming sites + // (rec_N construction at ~line 637 and ~1669 below). Owned locally so + // we can materialize the derived form for aux_layout-only callers. + let source_of_canonical_owned: Option> = match ( + source_of_canonical, + aux_layout, + ) { + (Some(_), _) => None, + (None, Some(layout)) => { + let mut s = vec![usize::MAX; n_aux]; + for (src_j, &canon_i) in layout.perm.iter().enumerate() { + if canon_i != super::nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + && canon_i < n_aux + && s[canon_i] == usize::MAX + { + s[canon_i] = src_j; + } + } + for (ci, &slot) in s.iter().enumerate() { + if slot == usize::MAX { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_layout perm has no source mapping for canonical aux #{ci}; refusing to synthesize canonical-indexed _N names", + ), + }); + } + } + Some(s) + }, + (None, None) => None, + }; + let source_of_canonical: Option<&[usize]> = + source_of_canonical.or(source_of_canonical_owned.as_deref()); + if let Some(source_of_canonical) = source_of_canonical { + if source_of_canonical.len() < n_aux { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "source_of_canonical has {} entries for {n_aux} canonical aux members", + source_of_canonical.len(), + ), + }); + } + for (ci, &source_j) in source_of_canonical.iter().take(n_aux).enumerate() { + if source_j == usize::MAX { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "source_of_canonical has no source mapping for canonical aux #{ci}; refusing to synthesize canonical-indexed _N names", + ), + }); + } + } + } let n_minors: usize = classes.iter().map(|fi| fi.ctors.len()).sum(); @@ -431,8 +745,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( // Aux (nested) members at index `>= n_classes` are handled separately // inside `build_rec_type`'s aux path — they have different structure // (spec_params, occurrence_level_args) that doesn't fit this helper. - let class_infos: Vec = classes - [..n_classes] + let class_infos: Vec = classes[..n_classes] .iter() .map(|c| { super::expr_utils::decompose_inductive_type( @@ -446,6 +759,15 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( .collect::>()?; // Generate one recursor per flat member (originals + auxiliaries). + // + // Block-wide nested-aux rewrite scratch: shared across every + // `build_rec_type` and `build_rec_rules` call for this block. The + // rewrite is keyed on the ctor-body expression hash; the input ctor + // body is invariant across `di` — only motive FVars differ, and those + // are injected AFTER the rewrite point — so a single cache amortises + // the rewrite work from O(n_flat × unique_subterms) down to + // O(unique_subterms) per block. + let mut block_nested_rewrite = NestedRewriteCtx::new(&classes, n_classes); let mut results = Vec::new(); for di in 0..n_flat { let di_member = &classes[di]; @@ -463,7 +785,14 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( .first() .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(|| classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone()); - let aux_idx = di - n_classes + 1; + let canonical_i = di - n_classes; + // Prefer source-indexed `_N` when the caller supplied a perm; + // otherwise use discovery order directly. Missing entries were + // validated above and are construction errors, not names to invent. + let aux_idx = match source_of_canonical { + Some(s) => s[canonical_i], + None => canonical_i, + } + 1; Name::str(all0, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) }; @@ -489,6 +818,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( overlay, stt, kctx, + block_nested_rewrite.as_mut(), ); // Build rules @@ -500,9 +830,11 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( &ind_univs, &rec_level_params, &rec_type, + source_of_canonical, stt, kctx, - ); + block_nested_rewrite.as_mut(), + )?; // Lean propagates the inductive's safety to its recursor (see // `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp:774` — `m_is_unsafe` is sourced @@ -605,6 +937,7 @@ fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { /// non-aux recursors. Auxiliary (nested) recursors at `di >= n_classes` /// still peel the type themselves using `spec_params` substitution. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_rec_type( di: usize, classes: &[FlatInfo], @@ -622,6 +955,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, ) -> LeanExpr { let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option { overlay @@ -671,6 +1005,13 @@ fn build_rec_type( } // --- Minors: build for each flat member's constructors, FVar domains --- + // + // `nested_rewrite` is caller-owned and shared across every recursor + // build in this block (see `generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout`). + // Its internal `walk_cache` persists across every ctor rewrite and + // across every `di` iteration, amortising DAG traversal to + // O(unique_subterms) total per block. + let mut nested_rewrite = nested_rewrite; for j in 0..n_flat { let member_ctors: Vec = if j < n_classes { classes[j].ctors.clone() @@ -702,6 +1043,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( rec_level_params, stt, kctx, + nested_rewrite.as_deref_mut(), ); // Domain stays in FVar form — contains param + motive FVars. let minor_name = ctor.cnst.name.strip_prefix(ind_name).map_or_else( @@ -746,9 +1088,8 @@ fn build_rec_type( if !di_is_aux { let info = &class_infos[di]; all_decls.extend(info.indices.iter().cloned()); - index_fvars.extend( - info.indices.iter().map(|d| LeanExpr::fvar(d.fvar_name.clone())), - ); + index_fvars + .extend(info.indices.iter().map(|d| LeanExpr::fvar(d.fvar_name.clone()))); major_dom = info.major.domain.clone(); major_fv_name = info.major.fvar_name.clone(); major_fv = LeanExpr::fvar(major_fv_name.clone()); @@ -1014,7 +1355,15 @@ fn build_minor_type( rec_level_params: &[Name], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + // Shared scratch for nested-aux level rewrites across every ctor in + // the block. `None` when the block doesn't need any rewriting. + mut nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, ) -> LeanExpr { + // `n_classes` is no longer read inside this function since the + // nested-aux lookup moved to the caller-owned `nested_rewrite`; keep + // the parameter so the call-site signature stays self-describing and + // stable across future refactors. + let _ = n_classes; let member = &classes[class_idx]; // For auxiliary members, substitute levels with occurrence_level_args. // For originals, substitute with the block's ind_univs. @@ -1055,23 +1404,13 @@ fn build_minor_type( // Rewrite nested type universe levels for original members. // Lean's kernel recomputes nested type universes from the element's sort // (e.g., Array.{u} → Array.{max u v} when applied to Part.{u,v}). - // Only rewrite when the Const's args actually reference block members. - if !member.is_aux && classes.iter().any(|c| c.is_aux) { - let block_names: Vec = - classes[..n_classes].iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); - let aux_info: std::collections::HashMap)> = - classes - .iter() - .filter(|c| c.is_aux) - .map(|c| { - (c.name.clone(), (c.own_params, c.occurrence_level_args.clone())) - }) - .collect(); - cur = super::expr_utils::rewrite_nested_const_levels( - &cur, - &aux_info, - &block_names, - ); + // Only rewrite when the Const's args actually reference block members; + // the `nested_rewrite` caller-owned scratch is `Some` exactly when the + // block contains both user and aux members. + if !member.is_aux + && let Some(nr) = nested_rewrite.as_deref_mut() + { + cur = nr.rewrite(&cur); } // Collect fields: peel each field with a fresh FVar. @@ -1089,12 +1428,8 @@ fn build_minor_type( let mut field_fvars: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut rec_fields: Vec<(usize, usize)> = Vec::new(); // (field_idx, target_class) - let mut scope = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( - param_decls, - rec_level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); + let mut scope = + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(param_decls, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); for fi in 0..n_fields { match cur.as_data() { @@ -1109,13 +1444,14 @@ fn build_minor_type( domain: clean_dom.clone(), info: bi.clone(), }; - if let Some(ci) = find_rec_target( + let rec_ci = find_rec_target( &clean_dom, classes, param_fvars, n_params, &mut scope, - ) { + ); + if let Some(ci) = rec_ci { rec_fields.push((fi, ci)); } scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); @@ -1294,9 +1630,14 @@ fn build_rec_rules( ind_univs: &[Level], rec_level_params: &[Name], rec_type: &LeanExpr, + // Lean-source-indexed aux naming (see caller doc). `None` falls back + // to `canonical_i + 1`. + source_of_canonical: Option<&[usize]>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, -) -> Vec { + nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, +) -> Result, CompileError> { + let _ = n_classes; // Kept for signature parity with `build_rec_type`. let n_flat = classes.len(); let n_motives = n_flat; let n_minors: usize = classes.iter().map(|c| c.ctors.len()).sum(); @@ -1369,12 +1710,8 @@ fn build_rec_rules( // of constructor-field domains. Same rationale as `build_minor_type`: // delta-unfolding reducible-alias heads matters for recognizing recursive // fields hidden under a definition (`reduceCtorParam` family). - let mut scope = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new( - &pmm_decls, - rec_level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); + let mut scope = + super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&pmm_decls, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); let mut rules = Vec::new(); @@ -1383,6 +1720,11 @@ fn build_rec_rules( let mut global_minor_idx: usize = classes[..di].iter().map(|c| c.ctors.len()).sum(); + // Caller-owned nested-aux rewrite scratch; the shared `walk_cache` + // also sees hits from `build_rec_type`, which processed the same ctor + // bodies ahead of us. + let mut nested_rewrite = nested_rewrite; + { let class = &classes[di]; for ctor in class.ctors.iter() { @@ -1420,23 +1762,13 @@ fn build_rec_rules( if class.is_aux { ty = super::expr_utils::beta_reduce(&ty); } - // Rewrite nested type universe levels for original members. - if !class.is_aux && classes.iter().any(|c| c.is_aux) { - let block_names: Vec = - classes[..n_classes].iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(); - let aux_info: std::collections::HashMap)> = - classes - .iter() - .filter(|c| c.is_aux) - .map(|c| { - (c.name.clone(), (c.own_params, c.occurrence_level_args.clone())) - }) - .collect(); - ty = super::expr_utils::rewrite_nested_const_levels( - &ty, - &aux_info, - &block_names, - ); + // Rewrite nested type universe levels for original members via the + // caller-owned `nested_rewrite` scratch shared across the whole + // block. + if !class.is_aux + && let Some(nr) = nested_rewrite.as_deref_mut() + { + ty = nr.rewrite(&ty); } // Collect fields with FVars, detect recursive fields. let mut field_decls: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -1495,7 +1827,17 @@ fn build_rec_rules( .first() .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(|| classes[0].ind.cnst.name.clone()); - let aux_idx = *target_ci - n_classes + 1; + let canonical_i = *target_ci - n_classes; + let aux_idx = match source_of_canonical { + Some(s) => *s.get(canonical_i).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "source_of_canonical missing canonical aux #{canonical_i} while building rule IH", + ), + } + })?, + None => canonical_i, + } + 1; Name::str(all0, format!("rec_{}", aux_idx)) }; @@ -1548,7 +1890,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( } } - rules + Ok(rules) } /// Build IH value for a recursive field in a rule RHS using FVars. @@ -2023,6 +2365,13 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( }, ); + // Target types may hide their final `Sort` behind reducible aliases + // (`Set`, local `abbrev`s, etc.). Load just those referenced constants + // as real KEnv entries before asking the kernel to WHNF the target. + let _ig_target_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + ingress_target_type_deps(&cls_ind.cnst.typ, lean_env, stt, kctx); + _ingress_total += _ig_target_start.elapsed(); + // Ingress field deps for this class let _ig_start = std::time::Instant::now(); ingress_field_deps(cls, cls_lvl_params, lean_env, stt, kctx); @@ -2058,13 +2407,14 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( ), })?; - let is_large = tc - .is_large_eliminator(&result_kuniv, &ind_infos) - .map_err(|e| CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { - reason: format!( - "compute_is_large_and_k: is_large_eliminator failed for {}: {e}", - classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty() - ), + let is_large = + tc.is_large_eliminator(&result_kuniv, &ind_infos).map_err(|e| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "compute_is_large_and_k: is_large_eliminator failed for {}: {e}", + classes[0].ind.cnst.name.pretty() + ), + } })?; // Spec-level override: non-Prop inductives always get large elimination @@ -2073,11 +2423,8 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( // Param universe that happens to be non-zero syntactically (e.g., u+1) // falls through to the single-ctor check and can come back "small". // Correct that here using the WHNF-reduced result level. - let is_large = if !is_large && !result_kuniv.is_zero() { - true - } else { - is_large - }; + let is_large = + if !is_large && !result_kuniv.is_zero() { true } else { is_large }; // Prop determination: use the WHNF-reduced kernel-derived level, not the // raw LeanExpr-syntactic path. For reducible-alias targets the syntactic @@ -2132,8 +2479,98 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( Ok((is_large, k, is_prop)) } +/// Ingress constants referenced by an inductive target type with enough +/// fidelity for WHNF. Definitions are loaded as real `Defn` entries so target +/// aliases like `Set α := α -> Prop` unfold; non-unfolded constants can remain +/// type-only unless they are inductives/ctors needed for kernel metadata. +fn ingress_target_type_deps( + target_ty: &LeanExpr, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) { + let mut seen = rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); + let mut queue = Vec::new(); + collect_const_refs(target_ty, &mut queue); + + while let Some(name) = queue.pop() { + if !seen.insert(name.clone()) { + continue; + } + if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) { + match &*ci { + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + collect_const_refs(&v.value, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub( + &name, + &v.cnst.typ, + &v.cnst.level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub( + &name, + &v.cnst.typ, + &v.cnst.level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub( + &name, + &v.cnst.typ, + &v.cnst.level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub( + &name, + &v.cnst.typ, + &v.cnst.level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub( + &name, + &v.cnst.typ, + &v.cnst.level_params, + stt, + kctx, + ); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + } + } + } +} + /// Walk field domains of constructors and ingress any referenced constants -/// into the KEnv as Axio stubs (type only), so `infer_type` can look them up. +/// into the KEnv, so `infer_type` and WHNF can look them up. Reducible +/// definitions must be real `Defn` entries; otherwise recursive occurrences +/// hidden under aliases such as `constType (I α) (I α)` are missed. fn ingress_field_deps( class: &FlatInfo, _lvl_params: &[Name], @@ -2141,69 +2578,94 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { - use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; - use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; - use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ - lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv, resolve_lean_name_addr, - }; - use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; - - let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); - let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); let mut seen = rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); let mut queue: Vec = Vec::new(); - // Collect all Const references from constructor types + // Collect all Const references from constructor types. for ctor in &class.ctors { collect_const_refs(&ctor.cnst.typ, &mut queue); } while let Some(name) = queue.pop() { - if seen.contains(&name) { + if !seen.insert(name.clone()) { continue; } - seen.insert(name.clone()); - let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(&name, n2a, aux_n2a); - let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); - if kctx.kenv.contains_key(&zid) { - continue; + let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) else { continue }; + match &*ci { + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + collect_const_refs(&v.value, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); + }, } + } +} - // Look up in LeanEnv and insert as Axio stub - if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) { - let (typ, dep_lvl_params) = match &*ci { - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => (&v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params), - }; - let ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( - typ, - dep_lvl_params, - &kctx.kenv, - n2a, - aux_n2a, - ); - let n_lvls = dep_lvl_params.len() as u64; - kctx.kenv.insert( - zid, - KConst::Axio { - name: name.clone(), - level_params: dep_lvl_params.clone(), - is_unsafe: false, - lvls: n_lvls, - ty: ty_z, - }, - ); - // Also collect transitive deps from this type - collect_const_refs(typ, &mut queue); - } +fn ingress_type_stub( + name: &Name, + typ: &LeanExpr, + level_params: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, +) { + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv, resolve_lean_name_addr, + }; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); + + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); + if kctx.kenv.contains_key(&zid) { + return; } + + let ty_z = + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(typ, level_params, &kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a); + let n_lvls = level_params.len() as u64; + kctx.kenv.insert( + zid, + KConst::Axio { + name: name.clone(), + level_params: level_params.to_vec(), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: n_lvls, + ty: ty_z, + }, + ); } /// Collect all constant names referenced in a LeanExpr. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 706c2b55..22ba9ef1 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::compile::{ - BlockCache, CompileState, compile_const, compile_const_no_aux, + BlockCache, CompileOptions, CompileState, compile_const, compile_const_no_aux, }; use crate::ix::condense::compute_sccs; use crate::ix::env::{Env as LeanEnv, Name}; @@ -99,6 +99,16 @@ where /// we use a work queue. When a block completes, it immediately unlocks dependent blocks. pub fn compile_env( lean_env: &Arc, +) -> Result { + compile_env_with_options(lean_env, CompileOptions::default()) +} + +/// Compile an entire Lean environment with explicit resource/correctness +/// options. See [`CompileOptions`] for the intended call-site split between +/// trusted Lean environments and adversarial raw-constant tests. +pub fn compile_env_with_options( + lean_env: &Arc, + options: CompileOptions, ) -> Result { let setup_start = Instant::now(); let phase_start = Instant::now(); @@ -123,10 +133,8 @@ pub fn compile_env( phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() ); } - let ungrounded_map: DashMap = ungrounded - .iter() - .map(|(n, e)| (n.clone(), format!("{e:?}"))) - .collect(); + let ungrounded_map: DashMap = + ungrounded.iter().map(|(n, e)| (n.clone(), format!("{e:?}"))).collect(); if !ungrounded.is_empty() && !*IX_QUIET { eprintln!( "[compile_env] {} ungrounded constants filtered from graph", @@ -142,23 +150,23 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Filter ungrounded names from the ref graph before SCC computation so // condensed blocks only contain constants we can actually compile. - let grounded_out_refs: crate::ix::graph::RefMap = - if ungrounded_map.is_empty() { - graph.out_refs - } else { - graph - .out_refs - .into_iter() - .filter(|(name, _)| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(name)) - .map(|(k, refs)| { - let filtered: rustc_hash::FxHashSet = refs - .into_iter() - .filter(|r| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(r)) - .collect(); - (k, filtered) - }) - .collect() - }; + let grounded_out_refs: crate::ix::graph::RefMap = if ungrounded_map.is_empty() + { + graph.out_refs + } else { + graph + .out_refs + .into_iter() + .filter(|(name, _)| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(name)) + .map(|(k, refs)| { + let filtered: rustc_hash::FxHashSet = refs + .into_iter() + .filter(|r| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(r)) + .collect(); + (k, filtered) + }) + .collect() + }; let phase_start = Instant::now(); let condensed = compute_sccs(&grounded_out_refs); @@ -170,24 +178,31 @@ pub fn compile_env( ); } - // Build the shared **original** kenv up-front via `lean_ingress`. This - // is a full snapshot of the input Lean env with every constant at its - // LEON content-hash address (`ConstantInfo::get_hash()`), all type - // references self-consistent, and no alpha-collapse/aux rewriting - // applied. `lean_ingress` also pre-caches `Primitives::from_env_orig` - // so primitive lookups resolve through `PrimOrigAddrs` — the matching - // address table for this env. Used exclusively by `check_originals` - // during compile_mutual's Phase 0 to verify Lean-stored - // inductives/ctors/recursors in a pristine, unambiguous context — - // fully isolated from the canonical `kctx.kenv` that subsequent - // phases populate. + // Optionally build the shared **original** kenv up-front via + // `lean_ingress`. This is a full snapshot of the input Lean env with + // every constant at its LEON content-hash address + // (`ConstantInfo::get_hash()`), all type references self-consistent, and + // no alpha-collapse/aux rewriting applied. + // + // That snapshot is only needed for adversarial raw-constant validation. + // Normal callers compile trusted Lean environments; building a second + // kernel-form copy of all Mathlib declarations roughly doubles retained + // expression memory and is not needed for aux_gen correctness. let phase_start = Instant::now(); - let orig_kenv = Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_ingress(lean_env)); + let orig_kenv = if options.check_originals { + Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_ingress(lean_env)) + } else { + Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()) + }; if !*IX_QUIET { - eprintln!( - "[compile_env] setup 4/7 lean_ingress (orig_kenv): {:.2}s", - phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() - ); + if options.check_originals { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] setup 4/7 lean_ingress (orig_kenv): {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } else { + eprintln!("[compile_env] setup 4/7 lean_ingress (orig_kenv): skipped"); + } } let kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new().with_originals(orig_kenv); @@ -195,6 +210,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), ungrounded: ungrounded_map, kctx, + check_originals: options.check_originals, ..Default::default() }; @@ -273,22 +289,25 @@ pub fn compile_env( // consumer (the scheduler's unblock loop) only iterates the Vec to // notify workers, never compares it for equality. let block_entries: Vec<(&Name, &NameSet)> = condensed.blocks.iter().collect(); - block_entries.par_iter().try_for_each(|(lo, all)| -> Result<(), CompileError> { - let deps = - condensed.block_refs.get(*lo).ok_or(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { - reason: "missing block refs".into(), - })?; - - block_info.insert( - (*lo).clone(), - ((*all).clone(), deps.clone(), Mutex::new(deps.clone())), - ); - - for dep_name in deps { - reverse_deps.entry(dep_name.clone()).or_default().push((*lo).clone()); - } - Ok(()) - })?; + block_entries.par_iter().try_for_each( + |(lo, all)| -> Result<(), CompileError> { + let deps = condensed.block_refs.get(*lo).ok_or( + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: "missing block refs".into(), + }, + )?; + + block_info.insert( + (*lo).clone(), + ((*all).clone(), deps.clone(), Mutex::new(deps.clone())), + ); + + for dep_name in deps { + reverse_deps.entry(dep_name.clone()).or_default().push((*lo).clone()); + } + Ok(()) + }, + )?; // Shared ready queue: blocks that are ready to compile let ready_queue: Mutex> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); @@ -333,9 +352,20 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Condvar for signaling workers when new work is available or completion let work_available = std::sync::Condvar::new(); - // Use scoped threads to borrow from parent scope - let num_threads = + // Use scoped threads to borrow from parent scope. `IX_COMPILE_WORKERS` + // gives large-env callers a simple peak-memory/speed tradeoff knob. + let available_threads = thread::available_parallelism().map(|n| n.get()).unwrap_or(4); + let requested_threads = options.max_workers.or_else(|| { + std::env::var("IX_COMPILE_WORKERS") + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) + .filter(|&n| n > 0) + }); + let num_threads = requested_threads + .unwrap_or(available_threads) + .min(available_threads) + .max(1); // Progress tracking. `active` holds currently-compiling blocks per worker // so the reporter thread can show blocks that are still in-flight (useful @@ -505,6 +535,7 @@ pub fn compile_env( // Only compile — don't promote other names yet (promote_aux // inside compile_const_no_aux needs names to still be in // aux_name_to_addr, not yet in name_to_addr). + let mut aux_precompile_incomplete = false; { let mut unresolved_names = Vec::new(); for name in &all { @@ -518,46 +549,69 @@ pub fn compile_env( unresolved_names.push(name.clone()); } if !unresolved_names.is_empty() { - let unresolved_set: NameSet = - unresolved_names.iter().cloned().collect(); - let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); - let cross_name = unresolved_names[0].clone(); - let res = run_compile_catching_panic( - &cross_name, - "compile_const(cross-SCC)", - || { - compile_const( - &cross_name, - &unresolved_set, - lean_env, - &mut cache, - stt_ref, - ) - }, - ); - if let Err(e) = res { + if any_aux_gen { + aux_precompile_incomplete = true; + let missing = unresolved_names + .iter() + .map(|n| n.pretty()) + .collect::>() + .join(", "); + let msg = format!( + "aux_gen precompile incomplete for {}; missing canonical aliases: {}", + lo.pretty(), + missing, + ); eprintln!( - "[compile_env] cross-SCC compile failed for {}: {}", - unresolved_names[0].pretty(), - e, + "[compile_env] block FAILED {} ({} members): {}", + lo.pretty(), + all.len(), + msg, ); - // Don't register failed names — downstream blocks - // will get MissingConstant rather than silently - // referencing broken data. + for member in &all { + stt_ref.ungrounded.insert(member.clone(), msg.clone()); + } } else { - for name in &unresolved_names { - stt_ref.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(name.clone()); + let unresolved_set: NameSet = + unresolved_names.iter().cloned().collect(); + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + let cross_name = unresolved_names[0].clone(); + let res = run_compile_catching_panic( + &cross_name, + "compile_const(cross-SCC)", + || { + compile_const( + &cross_name, + &unresolved_set, + lean_env, + &mut cache, + stt_ref, + ) + }, + ); + if let Err(e) = res { + eprintln!( + "[compile_env] cross-SCC compile failed for {}: {}", + unresolved_names[0].pretty(), + e, + ); + // Don't register failed names — downstream blocks + // will get MissingConstant rather than silently + // referencing broken data. + } else { + for name in &unresolved_names { + stt_ref.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(name.clone()); + } + stt_ref + .aux_gen_pending + .lock() + .unwrap() + .extend(unresolved_names); } - stt_ref - .aux_gen_pending - .lock() - .unwrap() - .extend(unresolved_names); } } } - if any_aux_gen { + if any_aux_gen && !aux_precompile_incomplete { // Compile the original Lean form (without aux_gen). // compile_mutual with aux=false calls promote_aux for // each constant, setting Named.original with the @@ -597,13 +651,15 @@ pub fn compile_env( } } - // Promote remaining names from aux_name_to_addr. - for name in &all { - if stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(name) { - continue; - } - if let Some(addr) = stt_ref.resolve_addr(name) { - stt_ref.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr); + if !aux_precompile_incomplete { + // Promote remaining names from aux_name_to_addr. + for name in &all { + if stt_ref.name_to_addr.contains_key(name) { + continue; + } + if let Some(addr) = stt_ref.resolve_addr(name) { + stt_ref.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr); + } } } } else { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index 17a1fb5d..deb39680 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -23,8 +23,9 @@ use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::brecon::BRecOnDef; use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::recursor; use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant}; use crate::ix::compile::{ - BlockCache, CompileState, compile_definition, compile_inductive, - compile_mutual_block, compile_name, compile_recursor, sort_consts, + BlockCache, CompileState, collect_mut_const_exprs, compile_definition, + compile_inductive, compile_mutual_block, compile_name, compile_recursor, + preseed_expr_tables, sort_consts, }; use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, @@ -60,17 +61,63 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( aux_consts: &[MutConst], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + compile_aux_block_with_rename(aux_consts, lean_env, stt, None) +} + +/// Like `compile_aux_block`, but applies an optional name-rename map when +/// registering named entries in the env. +/// +/// The rename maps *canonical* constant names (the `cnst.name()` of +/// `aux_consts` entries, produced by `aux_gen` at hash-sorted positions) +/// to *source* names (what Lean's env exports for the same content). +/// +/// For nested-auxiliary recursors/definitions (`.rec_N`, `.below_N`, +/// `.brecOn_N[.go|.eq]`) the canonical naming uses hash-sorted indices +/// while Lean uses source-walk indices. Without the rename, user code +/// referencing Lean's `X.rec_1` would resolve to the canonical aux at +/// index 0 (wrong semantic position under non-identity `perm`). +/// +/// The rename is applied at: +/// * `stt.env.register_name` — so lookups hit the source name +/// * `stt.aux_name_to_addr` — so scheduler deps resolve source names +/// * `stt.aux_gen_extra_names`— so membership checks use source names +/// * `muts_all` name hashes — so kernel ingress's `ingress_muts_block` +/// looks up the source Named entry at each canonical block position +/// +/// The block's internal order (and sort_consts decisions) are *not* +/// affected by the rename — they still use canonical names for +/// deterministic ordering. +pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block_with_rename( + aux_consts: &[MutConst], + lean_env: &Arc, + stt: &CompileState, + name_rename: Option<&FxHashMap>, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { if aux_consts.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + // Helper: given a canonical name, return the source name if a rename + // is in effect, otherwise return the canonical name unchanged. + let resolve_name = |canon: &Name| -> Name { + name_rename + .and_then(|m| m.get(canon).cloned()) + .unwrap_or_else(|| canon.clone()) + }; + // Sort into equivalence classes (same algorithm as compile_mutual). let refs: Vec<&MutConst> = aux_consts.iter().collect(); let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&refs, &mut cache, stt)?; let mut_ctx = MutConst::ctx(&sorted_classes); + let mut exprs = Vec::new(); + for cnst in aux_consts { + collect_mut_const_exprs(cnst, &mut exprs); + } + preseed_expr_tables(&exprs, &mut_ctx, &mut cache, stt, "compile_aux_block")?; + // Compile each representative per class. let mut ixon_mutuals = Vec::new(); let mut all_metas: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -135,12 +182,12 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( if singleton { // Single non-inductive class: register directly with block_addr. for cnst in &sorted_classes[0] { - let n = cnst.name(); - let meta = all_metas.remove(&n).unwrap_or_default(); - stt.env.register_name( - n.clone(), - Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta), - ); + let canon_n = cnst.name(); + let n = resolve_name(&canon_n); + // Meta was keyed by canonical name during compile; transfer to + // source name at lookup but preserve the meta payload. + let meta = all_metas.remove(&canon_n).unwrap_or_default(); + stt.env.register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(block_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), block_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); @@ -150,8 +197,9 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( for (idx, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { let idx = idx as u64; for cnst in class { - let n = cnst.name(); - let meta = all_metas.get(&n).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); + let canon_n = cnst.name(); + let n = resolve_name(&canon_n); + let meta = all_metas.get(&canon_n).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); match cnst { MutConst::Indc(ind) => { @@ -162,15 +210,18 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( })); let proj_addr = content_address(&indc_proj); stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), indc_proj); - stt.env.register_name( - n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta), - ); + stt + .env + .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr.clone()); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); - // Constructor projections + // Constructor projections. Inductives don't typically get a + // source-name remap for ctors (rename map is applied to the + // inductive name only for nested aux cases, and those use + // structural ctor naming via name_replace_prefix). Ctor names + // pass through unchanged. for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { let ctor_meta = all_metas.get(&ctor.cnst.name).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); @@ -200,10 +251,9 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( })); let proj_addr = content_address(&proj); stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); - stt.env.register_name( - n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta), - ); + stt + .env + .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); @@ -215,10 +265,9 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( })); let proj_addr = content_address(&proj); stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); - stt.env.register_name( - n.clone(), - Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta), - ); + stt + .env + .register_name(n.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr.clone(), meta)); stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(n.clone(), proj_addr); stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(n.clone()); pending_names.push(n); @@ -239,27 +288,45 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( // produced by `Address::muts_name`, so alpha-equivalent blocks with // different member names get distinct entries. `all` is a 2-D array of // name-hash addresses, one class per mutual component. - let first_name = sorted_classes - .first() - .and_then(|c| c.first()) - .map(|c| c.name()) - .expect("compile_aux_block invariant: at least one class with one member"); + let first_name_canonical = + sorted_classes.first().and_then(|c| c.first()).map(|c| c.name()).expect( + "compile_aux_block invariant: at least one class with one member", + ); + let first_name = resolve_name(&first_name_canonical); + // Build muts_all using *source* names (after rename). Kernel ingress + // (`ingress_muts_block`) looks up `muts_all[i][0]` in `ixon_env.named` + // to resolve each class's canonical-position primary name to its + // Named entry; we registered source names above, so `muts_all` must + // carry source-name hashes to match. let muts_all: Vec> = sorted_classes .iter() .map(|class| { class .iter() - .map(|c| Address::from_blake3_hash(*c.name().get_hash())) + .map(|c| { + let n = resolve_name(&c.name()); + Address::from_blake3_hash(*n.get_hash()) + }) .collect() }) .collect(); let muts_name = block_addr.muts_name(&first_name); compile_name(&muts_name, stt); + // `compile_aux_block_with_rename` handles derivative blocks (rec, below, + // brecOn, ...) that share the same aux_layout as the primary inductive + // block. We DO NOT attach aux_layout here — those derived blocks inherit + // layout through their projection addresses into the primary's rec/aux + // block, and decompile resolves layout via the primary inductive's Muts + // meta (see `compile.rs:3254` for the primary-block registration and + // `decompile_block_aux_gen` for the lookup). stt.env.register_name( muts_name, Named::new( block_addr.clone(), - ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all: muts_all }), + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { + all: muts_all, + aux_layout: None, + }), ), ); @@ -280,6 +347,76 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( Ok(()) } +/// Register Lean-source aux names as aliases of already-compiled canonical +/// aux_gen patches. This preserves one compiled constant per canonical class +/// while still letting scheduler deps and later original-form compilation +/// resolve every real Lean-exported aux name. +fn register_aux_aliases( + aliases: &FxHashMap, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), CompileError> { + if aliases.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } + + let mut entries: Vec<(Name, Name)> = aliases + .iter() + .map(|(source, target)| (source.clone(), target.clone())) + .collect(); + entries.sort_by_key(|(source, target)| (source.pretty(), target.pretty())); + + let mut pending_names = Vec::new(); + for (source, target) in entries { + if source == target { + continue; + } + + let target_addr = stt.resolve_addr(&target).ok_or_else(|| { + CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_gen alias target '{}' for '{}' has not been compiled", + target.pretty(), + source.pretty(), + ), + } + })?; + + if let Some(existing_addr) = stt.resolve_addr(&source) { + if existing_addr != target_addr { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux_gen alias '{}' already resolves to {:.12}, expected {:.12} via '{}'", + source.pretty(), + existing_addr.hex(), + target_addr.hex(), + target.pretty(), + ), + }); + } + continue; + } + + let target_named = stt + .env + .lookup_name(&target) + .unwrap_or_else(|| Named::with_addr(target_addr.clone())); + let mut alias_named = target_named; + alias_named.addr = target_addr.clone(); + + compile_name(&source, stt); + stt.env.register_name(source.clone(), alias_named); + stt.aux_name_to_addr.insert(source.clone(), target_addr); + stt.aux_gen_extra_names.insert(source.clone()); + pending_names.push(source); + } + + if !pending_names.is_empty() { + stt.aux_gen_pending.lock().unwrap().extend(pending_names); + } + + Ok(()) +} + /// Compute the content-addressed hash for a Constant. fn content_address(constant: &Constant) -> Address { let mut bytes = Vec::new(); @@ -310,17 +447,13 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( class_names: &[Vec], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, -) -> Result<(), CompileError> { - // Phase 0: Verify every Lean-original constant in this block against - // the kernel, using the pre-populated `stt.kctx.orig_kenv` — a full - // `lean_ingress` snapshot built once at `compile_env` startup, never - // mutated afterward. +) -> Result, CompileError> { + // Phase 0: optionally verify every Lean-original constant in this block + // against the kernel, using the pre-populated `stt.kctx.orig_kenv`. // - // This MUST run even when the block has no inductive (e.g. a - // recursor-only SCC from `bad_raw_consts`): such SCCs can carry - // adversarial recursors that wouldn't otherwise ever be kernel- - // checked. Running BEFORE the aux_gen gate below guarantees Phase 0 - // has its say on every block. + // This is enabled for adversarial raw-constant tests. Normal compilation + // from a trusted Lean environment leaves it off to avoid retaining a + // second kernel-form copy of the full env. check_originals(cs, lean_env, stt)?; // Guard: aux_gen canonical generation only runs for blocks containing @@ -328,7 +461,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( // etc.) have no canonical auxiliaries to generate. let is_inductive_block = cs.iter().any(|c| matches!(c, MutConst::Indc(_))); if !is_inductive_block { - return Ok(()); + return Ok(None); } let aux_total_start = std::time::Instant::now(); @@ -338,17 +471,127 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( .map(|n| n.pretty()) .unwrap_or_default(); + // Extract Lean's source-walk `all` list from the first inductive in the + // block. `generate_aux_patches` uses this for source-indexed aux naming + // (`.rec_{source_j+1}`) and for the hash-sort permutation it + // returns. + let source_all: Vec = cs + .iter() + .find_map(|c| match c { + MutConst::Indc(ind) => Some(ind.ind.all.clone()), + _ => None, + }) + .unwrap_or_default(); + if source_all.is_empty() { + return Ok(None); + } + + // Aux generation is defined relative to the Lean inductive declaration + // (`InductiveVal.all`) after canonical collapse/splitting. The scheduler SCC + // can contain extra inductive declarations through ordinary dependency + // cycles; those must not become primary recursor motives for this source + // declaration. Intersect with `.all`: over-merge splitting naturally leaves + // only the members present in this SCC, while alpha-collapse keeps the + // canonical class representatives. + let source_all_lookup: FxHashMap = + source_all.iter().cloned().map(|n| (n, ())).collect(); + let aux_class_names: Vec> = class_names + .iter() + .filter_map(|class| { + let names: Vec = class + .iter() + .filter(|n| source_all_lookup.contains_key(*n)) + .cloned() + .collect(); + (!names.is_empty()).then_some(names) + }) + .collect(); + if aux_class_names.is_empty() { + return Ok(None); + } + // Phase 1: Generate patches. Errors here indicate a bug in aux_gen // (the input has already been validated by sort_consts and the compile // loop), so we propagate rather than swallow. let t0 = std::time::Instant::now(); - let patches = - aux_gen::generate_aux_patches(class_names, cs, lean_env, stt, &stt.kctx)?; + let aux_out = aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + &aux_class_names, + &source_all, + lean_env, + stt, + &stt.kctx, + )?; + let patches = &aux_out.patches; let gen_elapsed = t0.elapsed(); if patches.is_empty() { - return Ok(()); + return Ok(None); } + // Record the nested-auxiliary permutation mapping Lean's source-walk + // aux position to our canonical aux position. + // + // `aux_gen::generate_aux_patches` internally canonicalizes the expanded + // block's aux section and returns `perm[source_j] = canonical_i` via + // `AuxPatchesOutput.perm`. We record it here keyed by + // `InductiveVal.all[0]` for: + // 1. Call-site surgery plans (built below in compile.rs:compile_mutual) + // so they can permute source-order aux motives/minors to canonical. + // 2. Compile_aux_block, to register Lean-source aux names at the + // permuted block projection index (so user code calling `X.rec_1` + // resolves to whatever aux Lean originally numbered `_1`, not + // whatever aux happens to sort to canonical position 0). + // + // `original_all` (= `source_all` above) is hoisted to the enclosing + // scope so the aux-name rename map construction below can reuse it. + let original_all: Vec = source_all; + let mut aux_layout: Option = None; + if !original_all.is_empty() + && let Some(perm) = aux_out.perm.clone() + && !perm.is_empty() + { + // Also compute per-source-aux ctor counts: for each source aux position j, + // look up the external inductive's constructor count. If this metadata is + // unavailable, fail closed: silently dropping `perm` makes call-site + // surgery fall back to identity, which is wrong precisely for the + // alpha-collapse / reordered cases that need the permutation. + let src_order = aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(&original_all, lean_env)?; + let mut source_ctor_counts: Vec = + Vec::with_capacity(src_order.len()); + for (head, _) in &src_order { + match lean_env.get(head).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { + source_ctor_counts.push(v.ctors.len()); + }, + _ => { + return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { + name: head.pretty(), + caller: "compile_aux_block(aux_layout.source_ctor_counts)".into(), + }); + }, + } + } + if source_ctor_counts.len() != perm.len() { + return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + reason: format!( + "aux layout mismatch: {} source aux ctor counts for {} permutation entries", + source_ctor_counts.len(), + perm.len() + ), + }); + } + aux_layout = + Some(crate::ix::compile::surgery::AuxLayout { perm, source_ctor_counts }); + } + + // NOTE: Historically, a canonical→source rename map was built here + // to bridge aux_gen's canonical-indexed names (`rec_{canonical_i+1}`) + // to Lean's source-walk names (`rec_{source_j+1}`). Since aux_gen + // now emits patches with source-indexed names directly (via + // `canon_repr` in `generate_aux_patches`), the rename is redundant + // and double-applies. Pass an empty map to `compile_aux_block_with_rename` + // — the `resolve_name` closure becomes identity. + let aux_name_rename: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + // Phase 2: Compile canonical recursors. let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); let rec_consts: Vec = patches @@ -359,8 +602,24 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( }) .collect(); if !rec_consts.is_empty() { - compile_aux_block(&rec_consts, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_aux_block_with_rename( + &rec_consts, + lean_env, + stt, + Some(&aux_name_rename), + )?; } + // Some later generated wrappers are named under alpha-collapsed aliases + // and may reference the alias `.rec` name. Register every alias whose target + // was compiled by the recursor phase now; remaining aliases (.below_N, + // .brecOn_N, etc.) are registered after their phases below. + let available_rec_aliases: FxHashMap = aux_out + .aliases + .iter() + .filter(|(_, target)| stt.resolve_addr(target).is_some()) + .map(|(source, target)| (source.clone(), target.clone())) + .collect(); + register_aux_aliases(&available_rec_aliases, stt)?; let rec_elapsed = t1.elapsed(); // Phase 2b: Compile .casesOn definitions. // casesOn wraps .rec and must be compiled after .rec but before .brecOn @@ -430,7 +689,12 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( }) .collect(); if !below_indcs.is_empty() { - compile_aux_block(&below_indcs, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_aux_block_with_rename( + &below_indcs, + lean_env, + stt, + Some(&aux_name_rename), + )?; // Note: constructor names are already correctly set by rename_below_indc // during alias patching. register_below_ctor_aliases was removed because // it created spurious cross-aliases (e.g., Z.below.x for alpha-collapsed @@ -455,7 +719,12 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( }) .collect(); if !below_defs.is_empty() { - compile_aux_block(&below_defs, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_aux_block_with_rename( + &below_defs, + lean_env, + stt, + Some(&aux_name_rename), + )?; } let below_elapsed = t4.elapsed(); @@ -479,11 +748,18 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( }) .collect(); if !defs.is_empty() { - compile_aux_block(&defs, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_aux_block_with_rename( + &defs, + lean_env, + stt, + Some(&aux_name_rename), + )?; } } let brecon_elapsed = t6.elapsed(); + register_aux_aliases(&aux_out.aliases, stt)?; + // Note: `.noConfusion`, `.noConfusionType`, `.ctor.noConfusion`, `.ctorIdx`, // `.ctorElim*`, `.ctor.inj*`, `._sizeOf_*`, etc. are **not** regenerated. // Their bodies only invoke `.casesOn` (never `.rec`), and `.casesOn`'s @@ -510,7 +786,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( patches.len(), ); } - Ok(()) + Ok(aux_layout) } // =========================================================================== @@ -562,6 +838,10 @@ fn check_originals( use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; + if !stt.check_originals { + return Ok(()); + } + let orig_kenv = &stt.kctx.orig_kenv; // Build a KId for the given Lean name against the orig_kenv address @@ -742,20 +1022,12 @@ fn brecon_to_mut_const(d: &BRecOnDef) -> MutConst { // Determine kind. let kind = if is_eq { - if d.is_unsafe { - DefKind::Definition - } else { - DefKind::Theorem - } + if d.is_unsafe { DefKind::Definition } else { DefKind::Theorem } } else if d.is_prop { // Prop-level `.brecOn` with non-unsafe inductive: Thm. Unsafe Prop // inductives are effectively impossible (Lean forbids `unsafe` in Prop), // but honor the flag anyway. - if d.is_unsafe { - DefKind::Definition - } else { - DefKind::Theorem - } + if d.is_unsafe { DefKind::Definition } else { DefKind::Theorem } } else { // Type-level `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go`. DefKind::Definition @@ -790,11 +1062,7 @@ fn brecon_to_mut_const(d: &BRecOnDef) -> MutConst { /// aux-constant emission site picks up the same rule; if we ever need to /// distinguish `Partial` from `Unsafe` we can refine one place. fn def_safety(is_unsafe: bool) -> DefinitionSafety { - if is_unsafe { - DefinitionSafety::Unsafe - } else { - DefinitionSafety::Safe - } + if is_unsafe { DefinitionSafety::Unsafe } else { DefinitionSafety::Safe } } /// Determine which batch a `.brecOn` definition belongs to. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs index 7ef8dddc..3a994778 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs @@ -155,10 +155,19 @@ pub fn collect_ixon_telescope( /// plan (they belong to a different canonical block which will produce /// its own plan). We skip generating a plan for a phantom `X.rec` /// itself, since that belongs to the block owning `X`. +/// +/// The [`AuxLayout`] type is re-exported from `crate::ix::ixon::env` so it +/// can live in the Ixon env side-table and survive serialization — see the +/// doc on [`crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout`] for the canonical definition. +pub use crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout; + +const PERM_OUT_OF_SCC: usize = usize::MAX; + pub fn compute_call_site_plans( sorted_classes: &[Vec], original_all: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, + aux_layout: Option<&AuxLayout>, ) -> Result, CompileError> { let mut plans: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); @@ -176,20 +185,9 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( } } - // source_to_canon_motive[src_i] = class index of original_all[src_i], - // or a placeholder 0 if the name is "phantom" (not in the current - // canonical block — see the function-level comment). The placeholder - // is safe because consumers only read this value when - // motive_keep[src_i] is true, and motive_keep below always evaluates - // to false for phantom src_i. - let is_phantom: Vec = - original_all.iter().map(|n| !name_to_class.contains_key(n)).collect(); - let source_to_canon_motive: Vec = original_all - .iter() - .map(|n| name_to_class.get(n).copied().unwrap_or(0)) - .collect(); - - // Get constructor counts per source inductive (for minor mapping) + // Per-source-inductive constructor counts, indexed by `original_all` position. + // Only covers USER-visible source inductives. Nested-aux inductives' ctor + // counts are not included here; they're handled separately below. let ctor_counts: Vec = original_all .iter() .map(|n| match lean_env.get(n).as_deref() { @@ -198,8 +196,17 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( }) .collect(); - // Get recursor structural info from any recursor in the block - let (n_params, n_indices) = original_all + // Read the Lean source recursor's structural info directly. Crucially, + // `num_motives` / `num_minors` already include nested-auxiliary counts + // — see `IndGroupInfo.numMotives = all.size + numNested` in + // `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Elab/PreDefinition/Structural/IndGroupInfo.lean:40`. + // Deriving `n_source_motives` from `original_all.len()` alone would + // undercount by `numNested`, which then mis-slices the call telescope + // at compile.rs:BuildCallSite — the first `numNested` aux motives would + // land in the `minors` slice and everything downstream shifts, + // producing AppTypeMismatches like "Code minor in Array-Alt motive slot" + // on surgered `_sizeOf_N` bodies of nested mutuals (LCNF et al.). + let (n_params, n_indices, lean_num_motives, lean_num_minors) = original_all .iter() .find_map(|n| { let rec_name = Name::str(n.clone(), "rec".to_string()); @@ -207,18 +214,96 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(r)) => Some(( crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_params), crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_indices), + crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_motives), + crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_minors), )), _ => None, } }) - .unwrap_or((0, 0)); + .unwrap_or((0, 0, n_source, ctor_counts.iter().sum())); + + // User vs aux split. The user-visible portion has one motive per + // `original_all` entry; anything Lean's recursor carries beyond that is + // a nested-auxiliary motive (e.g. `Array Alt`'s motive for LCNF). + let n_user_motives = n_source; + let n_source_motives = lean_num_motives.max(n_user_motives); + let n_source_aux_motives = n_source_motives.saturating_sub(n_user_motives); + let n_user_minors: usize = ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + let n_source_minors = lean_num_minors.max(n_user_minors); + let n_aux_minors = n_source_minors - n_user_minors; + let aux_perm = aux_layout.map(|l| l.perm.as_slice()); + + let aux_canonical_count = aux_perm + .and_then(|p| { + p.iter().copied().filter(|&c| c != PERM_OUT_OF_SCC).max().map(|m| m + 1) + }) + .unwrap_or(n_source_aux_motives); + + let aux_canon_of_source = |source_aux_j: usize| -> Option { + match aux_perm.and_then(|p| p.get(source_aux_j).copied()) { + Some(PERM_OUT_OF_SCC) => None, + Some(canon_i) => Some(canon_i), + None => Some(source_aux_j), + } + }; + + // Representative source aux for each canonical aux class. Under + // aux-alpha-collapse, multiple Lean-source `_N`s can point at the same + // canonical aux slot; source-order reconstruction must keep exactly one + // source arg per canonical slot and preserve the others in CallSite + // collapsed metadata. + let mut aux_repr_for_canon = vec![usize::MAX; aux_canonical_count]; + for source_aux_j in 0..n_source_aux_motives { + if let Some(canon_i) = aux_canon_of_source(source_aux_j) + && let Some(slot) = aux_repr_for_canon.get_mut(canon_i) + && *slot == usize::MAX + { + *slot = source_aux_j; + } + } - let n_source_motives = n_source; - let n_source_minors: usize = ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + // source_to_canon_motive[src_i] = canonical class index of the src_i-th + // source motive (0-based within the motive block). For user motives + // (src_i < n_user_motives) this is `name_to_class[original_all[src_i]]`, + // with a placeholder 0 for "phantom" names (SCC-split — their motive is + // dropped, and consumers only read this value when motive_keep is true). + // + // For aux motives (src_i >= n_user_motives): Lean's aux ordering is the + // source-walk-discovery order of its C++ `elim_nested_inductive_fn`; + // our aux_gen canonicalizes by content hash. They coincide only when + // the block has no alpha-collapse AND the hash-sort happens to match + // source-walk. For the general case, the caller passes `aux_perm` + // mapping `perm[source_j] = canonical_i` (from `nested::compute_aux_perm`). + // When `aux_perm` is absent, we fall back to identity — correct for + // blocks where walk orders coincide (the common case pre-fix). + let is_phantom: Vec = (0..n_source_motives) + .map(|src_i| { + if src_i < n_user_motives { + !name_to_class.contains_key(&original_all[src_i]) + } else { + false // aux motives are never phantom + } + }) + .collect(); + let source_to_canon_motive: Vec = (0..n_source_motives) + .map(|src_i| { + if src_i < n_user_motives { + name_to_class.get(&original_all[src_i]).copied().unwrap_or(0) + } else { + let source_aux_j = src_i - n_user_motives; + match aux_canon_of_source(source_aux_j) { + Some(canon_aux_i) => n_classes + canon_aux_i, + None => 0, + } + } + }) + .collect(); - // Compute canonical ctor counts per class (for canon_to_source_minor) - // In the canonical recursor, minors are ordered by class. - // Each class's ctor count = representative's ctor count. + // Compute canonical ctor counts per class (for source_to_canon_minor). + // In the canonical recursor, minors are ordered by class. Each class's + // ctor count = representative's ctor count. Only covers user classes; + // aux classes' ctor counts are handled by the identity-map pass for + // aux minors below. let canon_ctor_counts: Vec = sorted_classes .iter() .map(|class| { @@ -229,19 +314,33 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( } }) .collect(); + let n_canon_user_minors: usize = canon_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); - // For each inductive X in original_all, compute the .rec plan for X.rec. - for (x_pos, x_name) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { - // Skip phantom X names: they belong to a different canonical block - // (SCC-split from the user-written mutual), and that block will - // produce their plan. - if is_phantom[x_pos] { - continue; + // Build cumulative canonical minor offset per user class (shared across + // all plan computations — minor layout is class-driven, not target-driven). + let mut canon_minor_offset = vec![0usize; n_classes]; + { + let mut offset = 0; + for (ci, cc) in canon_ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { + canon_minor_offset[ci] = offset; + offset += cc; } + } + + // Build one CallSitePlan for a specific target x_pos (the source + // motive index this recursor is "for"). Factored out so we can + // generate plans for both user `X.rec` (x_pos ∈ [0, n_user_motives)) + // and nested-aux `X.rec_N` (x_pos ∈ [n_user_motives, n_source_motives)). + let build_plan = |x_pos: usize| -> CallSitePlan { let x_class = source_to_canon_motive[x_pos]; // --- Motive keep/permute --- - let mut motive_keep = vec![false; n_source]; + // `motive_keep` / `source_to_canon_motive` cover BOTH user and aux + // motives (sized `n_source_motives = user + aux`). User motives: + // alpha-collapse logic (keep-self-in-class, keep-rep-in-other-class). + // Aux motives: always kept, identity-mapped (our aux_gen and Lean's + // nested-recursor builder agree on the aux-inductive order). + let mut motive_keep = vec![false; n_source_motives]; for (src_i, src_name) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { if is_phantom[src_i] { // Phantom src_i's motive belongs to another canonical block; @@ -259,26 +358,48 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( motive_keep[src_i] = src_name == rep; } } + // Aux motives mirror the user-class collapse rule. For each canonical + // aux class, keep the representative source aux; if the target recursor + // itself is an aux in that canonical class, keep the target source aux + // instead. Other source aux motives are restored from CallSite metadata. + let target_aux = x_pos.checked_sub(n_user_motives); + let target_aux_canon = target_aux.and_then(aux_canon_of_source); + for source_aux_j in 0..n_source_aux_motives { + let src_i = n_user_motives + source_aux_j; + motive_keep[src_i] = match aux_canon_of_source(source_aux_j) { + Some(canon_i) if Some(canon_i) == target_aux_canon => { + target_aux == Some(source_aux_j) + }, + Some(canon_i) => { + aux_repr_for_canon.get(canon_i).copied() == Some(source_aux_j) + }, + None => false, + }; + } + // When the target is an aux position, the "keep self" rule above + // was written assuming X is a user inductive. For aux targets the + // self motive (x_pos in the aux band) is already set to true by + // the loop just above (aux always kept). But we should ALSO drop + // any other-aux-class "representative" treatment — with singleton + // aux classes under no alpha-collapse, the representative-keep + // logic for non-self user classes already chose correctly, and aux + // classes are never collapsed in this plan model so every aux + // motive is its own (trivial) representative. No extra work. // --- Minor keep/permute --- - // Minors are grouped by parent inductive: [all[0].ctors, all[1].ctors, ...] - // A minor is kept iff its parent inductive's motive is kept. + // Source minors layout: [user_inductive_0.ctors ... user_inductive_{N-1}.ctors | + // aux_inductive_0.ctors ... aux_inductive_{M-1}.ctors]. User minors + // follow the alpha-collapse logic (kept iff parent motive kept, + // permuted to canonical class-grouped order). Aux minors follow the + // aux motive's keep/drop decision and are mapped into the canonical + // aux-minor band starting at `n_canon_user_minors`. let mut minor_keep = Vec::with_capacity(n_source_minors); let mut source_to_canon_minor = Vec::with_capacity(n_source_minors); - // Build cumulative canonical minor offset per class - let mut canon_minor_offset = vec![0usize; n_classes]; - { - let mut offset = 0; - for (ci, cc) in canon_ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { - canon_minor_offset[ci] = offset; - offset += cc; - } - } - - // Track how many minors we've placed per class (for positioning) + // Track how many minors we've placed per class (for positioning). let mut class_minor_placed = vec![0usize; n_classes]; + // User minors — existing logic. for (src_i, _src_name) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { let n_ctors = ctor_counts[src_i]; let src_class = source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; @@ -307,7 +428,73 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( } } - let plan = CallSitePlan { + // Aux minors — permuted through the aux-band. + // + // Each source aux class j has `source_ctor_counts[j]` minors. Those + // minors are grouped in the source minor list (flat aux band) in + // class order. Canonically, the block reorders aux classes by + // `aux_layout.perm`, so source class j's minors move to the slot + // starting at `canon_aux_minor_offset[perm[j]]`. Without `aux_layout`, + // we fall back to identity mapping — correct when source walk == + // canonical (the common pre-fix case). + if let Some(layout) = aux_layout { + // Canonical aux ctor counts (indexed by canonical aux position). + // source_j at canonical position perm[source_j] contributes + // source_ctor_counts[source_j] ctors. + let mut canon_aux_ctor_counts = vec![0usize; aux_canonical_count]; + for (source_j, &canon_i) in layout.perm.iter().enumerate() { + if canon_i != PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + && canon_i < aux_canonical_count + && let Some(&cc) = layout.source_ctor_counts.get(source_j) + { + canon_aux_ctor_counts[canon_i] = cc; + } + } + // Cumulative canonical aux minor offsets. + let mut canon_aux_offset = vec![0usize; aux_canonical_count]; + { + let mut offset = 0; + for (canon_i, cc) in canon_aux_ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { + canon_aux_offset[canon_i] = offset; + offset += *cc; + } + } + // Walk source aux classes in source order, placing their minors + // at the canonical positions of perm[j]'s class. + for (source_j, &n_ctors) in layout.source_ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { + let src_i = n_user_motives + source_j; + let parent_kept = motive_keep.get(src_i).copied().unwrap_or(true); + let canon_i = aux_canon_of_source(source_j); + let base = canon_i + .and_then(|canon_i| canon_aux_offset.get(canon_i).copied()) + .unwrap_or(0); + for k in 0..n_ctors { + minor_keep.push(parent_kept); + if parent_kept { + source_to_canon_minor.push(n_canon_user_minors + base + k); + } else { + source_to_canon_minor.push(n_canon_user_minors + base + k); + } + } + } + // Safety fallback: if layout inventories don't sum to n_aux_minors + // (shouldn't happen for well-formed input but defend against it), + // pad with identity entries to keep the minor arrays sized to + // n_source_minors. + while minor_keep.len() < n_source_minors { + let k = source_to_canon_minor.len().saturating_sub(n_user_minors); + minor_keep.push(true); + source_to_canon_minor.push(n_canon_user_minors + k); + } + } else { + // Identity mapping when no layout is provided. + for k in 0..n_aux_minors { + minor_keep.push(true); + source_to_canon_minor.push(n_canon_user_minors + k); + } + } + + CallSitePlan { n_params, n_source_motives, n_source_minors, @@ -316,20 +503,64 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( minor_keep, source_to_canon_motive: source_to_canon_motive.clone(), source_to_canon_minor, - }; + } + }; - // Skip identity plans + // Register plans for each user inductive's `X.rec` (x_pos ∈ [0, n_user)). + for (x_pos, x_name) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { + // Skip phantom X names: they belong to a different canonical block + // (SCC-split from the user-written mutual), and that block will + // produce their plan. + if is_phantom[x_pos] { + continue; + } + let plan = build_plan(x_pos); if plan.is_identity() { continue; } - - // Register under X.rec let rec_name = Name::str(x_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); if lean_env.get(&rec_name).is_some() { plans.insert(rec_name, plan); } } + // Register plans for each nested-auxiliary recursor `all[0].rec_N` + // (x_pos ∈ [n_user, n_source_motives)). + // + // Why: Lean's `mkSizeOfFns` + // (refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/SizeOf.lean:167-187) generates + // `_sizeOf_{all.size + j + 1}` bodies that call + // `(mkRecName all[0]).appendIndexAfter (j+1)` — e.g. `Alt.rec_1`, + // `Alt.rec_2`, … — for each nested-aux `j ∈ [0, numNested)`. Those + // rec_N recursors share the main recursor's motive/minor layout + // (same canonical permutation under reordering), they just target a + // different class. Without plans for them, aux `_sizeOf_N` bodies + // pass source-order args to our canonical rec_N, producing the + // AppTypeMismatch observed on e.g. `LCNF.Alt._sizeOf_6` (where + // canonical class 0 wasn't the user's source-order class 0). + if n_source_motives > n_user_motives + && let Some(head_name) = original_all.first() + { + for aux_idx in 0..(n_source_motives - n_user_motives) { + if aux_perm + .and_then(|p| p.get(aux_idx).copied()) + .is_some_and(|canon_i| canon_i == PERM_OUT_OF_SCC) + { + continue; + } + let x_pos = n_user_motives + aux_idx; + let plan = build_plan(x_pos); + if plan.is_identity() { + continue; + } + let rec_name = + Name::str(head_name.clone(), format!("rec_{}", aux_idx + 1)); + if lean_env.get(&rec_name).is_some() { + plans.insert(rec_name, plan); + } + } + } + Ok(plans) } @@ -505,8 +736,9 @@ mod tests { let env = build_test_env(&["A", "B"], &[1, 1]); let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A")], vec![n("B")]]; let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B")]; - let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) - .expect("test data is well-formed"); + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); assert!(plans.is_empty(), "identity plans should be skipped"); } @@ -517,8 +749,9 @@ mod tests { let env = build_test_env(&["C", "A", "B"], &[1, 1, 1]); let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A")], vec![n("B")], vec![n("C")]]; let original_all = vec![n("C"), n("A"), n("B")]; - let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) - .expect("test data is well-formed"); + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); // All 3 recursors should have plans (since the permutation is non-identity) assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("C", "rec"))); @@ -540,8 +773,9 @@ mod tests { let env = build_test_env(&["A", "B", "C"], &[1, 1, 1]); let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A"), n("B")], vec![n("C")]]; let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B"), n("C")]; - let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) - .expect("test data is well-formed"); + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); // A.rec: keep motive_A (pos 0), drop motive_B (pos 1), keep motive_C (pos 2) let plan_a = &plans[&nn("A", "rec")]; @@ -568,8 +802,9 @@ mod tests { let env = build_test_env(&["A", "B"], &[2, 1]); let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A"), n("B")]]; let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B")]; - let plans = compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env) - .expect("test data is well-formed"); + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); let plan_a = &plans[&nn("A", "rec")]; // A.rec: keep A's minors (pos 0, 1), drop B's minor (pos 2) @@ -581,4 +816,431 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(plan_b.minor_keep, vec![false, false, true]); assert_eq!(plan_b.n_canonical_minors(), 1); } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Nested-inductive plan computation + // + // Lean's `IndGroupInfo.numMotives = all.size + numNested` (see + // refs/lean4/src/Lean/Elab/PreDefinition/Structural/IndGroupInfo.lean:40). + // For a user-visible mutual with nested-aux inductives (e.g. `Cases` + // containing `Array Alt` in LCNF), the Lean `.rec` actually carries MORE + // motives and minors than `original_all.len()` / `sum(ctor_counts)` would + // suggest — one motive and a minor-group per nested aux. + // + // `compute_call_site_plans` must therefore read `num_motives` / + // `num_minors` from `RecursorVal` directly and extend its keep/permute + // vectors to cover the aux band. Aux motives and minors are always Kept + // and identity-mapped into the canonical aux band that starts right + // after the user classes/minors. The tests below pin that behaviour; + // without this handling, the first `numNested` aux motives fall into + // the `minors` slice of surgery's call-site slicing and the kernel + // rejects the compiled `_sizeOf_N` bodies with AppTypeMismatch. + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Build a test env where each recursor reports `num_motives` and + /// `num_minors` with `aux_motives` / `aux_minors` added on top of the + /// user-visible counts. Simulates what Lean stores for a nested mutual + /// inductive's recursor without us having to spin up real nested + /// inductives. + fn build_test_env_with_nested( + names: &[&str], + ctor_counts: &[usize], + aux_motives: usize, + aux_minors: usize, + ) -> crate::ix::env::Env { + let mut env = build_test_env(names, ctor_counts); + // Overwrite each inductive's recursor with inflated motive/minor counts. + let total_motives = (names.len() + aux_motives) as u64; + let total_minors = (ctor_counts.iter().sum::() + aux_minors) as u64; + for &name_str in names { + let rec_name = nn(name_str, "rec"); + env.insert( + rec_name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: rec_name, + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + }, + all: names.iter().map(|s| n(s)).collect(), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(total_motives), + num_minors: Nat::from(total_minors), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + } + env + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_nested_n_source_motives_reads_recursor() { + // A single nested inductive `T` with 1 ctor, plus 1 nested aux + // motive and 2 nested aux minors. No reorder, no collapse — the plan + // would be identity and therefore skipped BUT only if n_source_motives + // was derived correctly from the recursor (not from original_all.len()). + // If the derivation is wrong, motive_keep and friends get sized wrong + // and plan.is_identity() reports a stale answer. + let env = build_test_env_with_nested( + &["T"], + &[1], + /*aux_motives=*/ 1, + /*aux_minors=*/ 2, + ); + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("T")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("T")]; + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + assert!(plans.is_empty(), "nested-but-identity plan should be skipped",); + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_nested_with_reorder() { + // Two user inductives [Y, X] with one aux-motive and one aux-minor + // each (simulating e.g. `Array X`, `Array Y` nested auxiliaries). + // Canonical order is [X, Y] (user classes reordered). Expected plan: + // - n_source_motives = 2 user + 2 aux = 4 + // - n_source_minors = 2 user + 2 aux = 4 + // - source_to_canon_motive = [1, 0, 2, 3] + // Y (src 0) → canon 1, X (src 1) → canon 0, + // aux0 (src 2) → canon 2 (identity into aux band), + // aux1 (src 3) → canon 3 (identity into aux band). + // - motive_keep = [true, true, true, true] (all kept, just permuted) + // - source_to_canon_minor for aux positions is identity into the + // canonical aux-minor band starting at n_canon_user_minors = 2. + let env = build_test_env_with_nested( + &["Y", "X"], + &[1, 1], + /*aux_motives=*/ 2, + /*aux_minors=*/ 2, + ); + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("X")], vec![n("Y")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("Y"), n("X")]; + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + let plan_y = plans + .get(&nn("Y", "rec")) + .expect("Y.rec should have a plan (non-identity under reorder)"); + assert_eq!( + plan_y.n_source_motives, 4, + "n_source_motives must match Lean's num_motives (user + aux), not just user count", + ); + assert_eq!( + plan_y.n_source_minors, 4, + "n_source_minors must match Lean's num_minors (user + aux), not just user count", + ); + assert_eq!(plan_y.motive_keep, vec![true, true, true, true]); + assert_eq!(plan_y.source_to_canon_motive, vec![1, 0, 2, 3]); + // User minors: Y has 1 ctor (src 0 → canon minor offset for Y's class=1 = 1), + // X has 1 ctor (src 1 → canon minor offset for X's class=0 = 0). + // Aux minors (src 2, 3): identity into aux band starting at n_canon_user_minors=2. + assert_eq!(plan_y.source_to_canon_minor, vec![1, 0, 2, 3]); + assert_eq!(plan_y.minor_keep, vec![true, true, true, true]); + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_nested_lcnf_shape() { + // LCNF-style fixture: 4 user inductives [Alt, FunDecl, Cases, Code], + // each with one source ctor, plus 1 nested aux motive + 1 aux minor + // (Array Alt). Canonical order: the alphabetical permutation + // [Alt, Cases, Code, FunDecl] (reorder but no collapse). Exercises + // the exact aux-bookkeeping that broke kernel-check-const on + // `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Alt._sizeOf_4` before this fix. + let env = build_test_env_with_nested( + &["Alt", "FunDecl", "Cases", "Code"], + &[1, 1, 1, 1], + /*aux_motives=*/ 1, + /*aux_minors=*/ 1, + ); + let sorted_classes = vec![ + vec![n("Alt")], + vec![n("Cases")], + vec![n("Code")], + vec![n("FunDecl")], + ]; + let original_all = vec![n("Alt"), n("FunDecl"), n("Cases"), n("Code")]; + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + let plan_alt = plans + .get(&nn("Alt", "rec")) + .expect("Alt.rec should have a plan under reorder"); + // 4 user motives + 1 aux motive. + assert_eq!(plan_alt.n_source_motives, 5); + // 4 user minors + 1 aux minor. + assert_eq!(plan_alt.n_source_minors, 5); + // Canon classes: Alt=0, Cases=1, Code=2, FunDecl=3. + // Source positions: Alt=0, FunDecl=1, Cases=2, Code=3. + // Aux motive: src 4 → canon 4 (identity into aux band). + assert_eq!(plan_alt.source_to_canon_motive, vec![0, 3, 1, 2, 4]); + // All motives kept (no collapse). + assert_eq!(plan_alt.motive_keep, vec![true, true, true, true, true]); + // User minors: canon class offsets = [0, 1, 2, 3] (1 ctor each), + // so src[0]=Alt→0, src[1]=FunDecl→3, src[2]=Cases→1, src[3]=Code→2. + // Aux minor: src 4 → canon 4 (n_canon_user_minors=4 + aux offset 0). + assert_eq!(plan_alt.source_to_canon_minor, vec![0, 3, 1, 2, 4]); + assert_eq!(plan_alt.minor_keep, vec![true, true, true, true, true]); + } + + #[test] + #[allow(non_snake_case)] + fn test_plan_nested_registers_rec_N_names() { + // Lean's `mkSizeOfFns` generates `_sizeOf_{all.size + j + 1}` bodies + // that call `all[0].rec_{j+1}` (one per nested aux), NOT `X.rec`. + // If we only register plans for `X.rec`, aux `_sizeOf_N` bodies + // miss surgery and emit source-order args (kernel rejects). + // + // Fixture: [Y, X] user + 2 aux motives/minors, reordered canonically + // to [X, Y]. Expected: plans for `Y.rec`, `X.rec`, `Y.rec_1`, `Y.rec_2` + // (Y is original_all[0], the head). + let mut env = build_test_env_with_nested( + &["Y", "X"], + &[1, 1], + /*aux_motives=*/ 2, + /*aux_minors=*/ 2, + ); + // Also register `Y.rec_1` and `Y.rec_2` in the env so + // compute_call_site_plans' `lean_env.get(&rec_name).is_some()` + // gate accepts them. + for j in 1..=2u64 { + let rec_name = nn("Y", &format!("rec_{j}")); + env.insert( + rec_name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: rec_name, + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + }, + all: vec![n("Y"), n("X")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(4u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(4u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + } + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("X")], vec![n("Y")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("Y"), n("X")]; + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + // Both user recursors get plans. + assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("Y", "rec")), "Y.rec should have a plan"); + assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("X", "rec")), "X.rec should have a plan"); + // AND both aux recursors get plans (keyed under head = original_all[0] = Y). + // This is the regression guard: pre-fix these were missing, so aux + // `_sizeOf_N` bodies never got surgery and kernel-check failed. + assert!( + plans.contains_key(&nn("Y", "rec_1")), + "Y.rec_1 should have a plan (aux rec for nested aux 0)" + ); + assert!( + plans.contains_key(&nn("Y", "rec_2")), + "Y.rec_2 should have a plan (aux rec for nested aux 1)" + ); + // Aux-rec plans share the same motive permutation as user-rec plans. + assert_eq!( + plans[&nn("Y", "rec_1")].source_to_canon_motive, + plans[&nn("Y", "rec")].source_to_canon_motive, + ); + } + + #[test] + #[allow(non_snake_case)] + fn test_plan_nested_aux_perm_registers_rec_N_without_user_reorder() { + // User classes stay in source order [A, B], but nested aux classes + // are canonically permuted. `_sizeOf_N` bodies still call `A.rec_N` + // with Lean source-order aux motive/minor args, so compile must build + // plans whenever AuxLayout.perm is non-identity. + let mut env = build_test_env_with_nested( + &["A", "B"], + &[1, 1], + /*aux_motives=*/ 2, + /*aux_minors=*/ 2, + ); + for j in 1..=2u64 { + let rec_name = nn("A", &format!("rec_{j}")); + env.insert( + rec_name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: rec_name, + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + }, + all: vec![n("A"), n("B")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(4u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(4u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + } + + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A")], vec![n("B")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B")]; + let layout = AuxLayout { perm: vec![1, 0], source_ctor_counts: vec![1, 1] }; + let plans = compute_call_site_plans( + &sorted_classes, + &original_all, + &env, + Some(&layout), + ) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + assert!( + plans.contains_key(&nn("A", "rec_1")), + "A.rec_1 should have a plan when only aux order changes" + ); + assert!( + plans.contains_key(&nn("A", "rec_2")), + "A.rec_2 should have a plan when only aux order changes" + ); + assert_eq!( + plans[&nn("A", "rec_1")].source_to_canon_motive, + vec![0, 1, 3, 2], + "user motives stay fixed while aux motives follow AuxLayout.perm" + ); + assert_eq!( + plans[&nn("A", "rec_1")].source_to_canon_minor, + vec![0, 1, 3, 2], + "aux minor groups follow AuxLayout.perm" + ); + } + + #[test] + #[allow(non_snake_case)] + fn test_plan_nested_skips_out_of_scc_rec_N() { + // SCC-split original mutual: Lean's source recursor has user motives + // [A, B, C] and aux motives [List A, List B, List C], but the current + // canonical block owns only A/B plus their list auxiliaries. The C/List C + // positions must be reconstructed from CallSite metadata, and this block + // must not register a plan for `A.rec_3` (owned by the C block). + let mut env = build_test_env_with_nested( + &["A", "B", "C"], + &[1, 1, 1], + /*aux_motives=*/ 3, + /*aux_minors=*/ 6, + ); + for j in 1..=3u64 { + let rec_name = nn("A", &format!("rec_{j}")); + env.insert( + rec_name.clone(), + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: rec_name, + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + }, + all: vec![n("A"), n("B"), n("C")], + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(6u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(9u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + } + + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("A")], vec![n("B")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B"), n("C")]; + let layout = AuxLayout { + // Source auxes are [List A, List B, List C]; canonical A/B block + // owns [List B, List A]. List C belongs to a different SCC. + perm: vec![1, 0, PERM_OUT_OF_SCC], + source_ctor_counts: vec![2, 2, 2], + }; + let plans = compute_call_site_plans( + &sorted_classes, + &original_all, + &env, + Some(&layout), + ) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("A", "rec_1"))); + assert!(plans.contains_key(&nn("A", "rec_2"))); + assert!( + !plans.contains_key(&nn("A", "rec_3")), + "out-of-SCC aux recursor plans must be left to their owning block" + ); + + let plan = &plans[&nn("A", "rec_2")]; + assert_eq!( + plan.motive_keep, + vec![true, true, false, true, true, false], + "C and List C source motives are out-of-SCC and must be collapsed" + ); + assert_eq!( + plan.minor_keep, + vec![true, true, false, true, true, true, true, false, false], + "C and List C source minors are out-of-SCC and must be collapsed" + ); + let kept_minors: Vec = plan + .minor_keep + .iter() + .zip(plan.source_to_canon_minor.iter()) + .filter_map(|(&keep, &canon)| keep.then_some(canon)) + .collect(); + assert_eq!( + kept_minors, + vec![0, 1, 4, 5, 2, 3], + "kept aux minor groups must map bijectively into canonical positions" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn test_plan_nested_aux_minors_span_multiple() { + // Verify the aux-minor identity band handles multiple aux minors + // correctly, even when their count differs from the aux-motive count + // (a nested aux inductive can have multiple ctors). + // + // Fixture: 2 user inductives [A, B] (1 ctor each), 1 aux motive, + // 3 aux minors. Canonical order [B, A] — user motives reordered. + let env = build_test_env_with_nested( + &["A", "B"], + &[1, 1], + /*aux_motives=*/ 1, + /*aux_minors=*/ 3, + ); + let sorted_classes = vec![vec![n("B")], vec![n("A")]]; + let original_all = vec![n("A"), n("B")]; + let plans = + compute_call_site_plans(&sorted_classes, &original_all, &env, None) + .expect("test data is well-formed"); + + let plan_a = plans + .get(&nn("A", "rec")) + .expect("A.rec should have a plan under reorder"); + assert_eq!(plan_a.n_source_motives, 3); // 2 user + 1 aux + assert_eq!(plan_a.n_source_minors, 5); // 2 user + 3 aux + // Aux minor positions: source 2..5 map to canon + // n_canon_user_minors + [0, 1, 2] = [2, 3, 4]. + assert_eq!( + &plan_a.source_to_canon_minor[2..], + &[2, 3, 4], + "aux minors must identity-map into the canonical aux-minor band" + ); + assert!( + plan_a.minor_keep[2..].iter().all(|&k| k), + "aux minors must all be Kept" + ); + } } diff --git a/src/ix/congruence.rs b/src/ix/congruence.rs index 1ae5c890..8996fb79 100644 --- a/src/ix/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/congruence.rs @@ -3,6 +3,16 @@ //! Compares two `ConstantInfo` values structurally, ignoring binder names //! and mdata. Used to verify that aux_gen produces constants congruent to //! what Lean generates. +//! +//! Submodules: +//! - [`perm`]: permutation-aware comparison for aux_gen-generated vs Lean +//! source-order originals. Accepts a context describing how canonical +//! (hash-sorted) aux positions map to source-walk positions, plus const +//! name rewrites for alpha-collapse aliasing; compares both sides in +//! lockstep with FVar correspondence established at outer binder +//! chains. Replaces the older `aux_gen::canonicalize` helper. + +pub mod perm; use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo, Expr, ExprData, Level, LevelData, Literal}; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; @@ -277,7 +287,7 @@ pub fn const_alpha_eq( // ========================================================================= /// Strip Mdata wrappers from an expression. -fn strip_mdata(e: &Expr) -> &Expr { +pub(crate) fn strip_mdata(e: &Expr) -> &Expr { let mut cur = e; while let ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) = cur.as_data() { cur = inner; @@ -285,7 +295,11 @@ fn strip_mdata(e: &Expr) -> &Expr { cur } -fn check_nat_eq(a: &Nat, b: &Nat, field: &str) -> Result<(), String> { +pub(crate) fn check_nat_eq( + a: &Nat, + b: &Nat, + field: &str, +) -> Result<(), String> { let av = a.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); let bv = b.to_u64().unwrap_or(u64::MAX); if av != bv { diff --git a/src/ix/congruence/perm.rs b/src/ix/congruence/perm.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..42f9e0c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/congruence/perm.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1841 @@ +//! Permutation-aware alpha-equivalence for aux_gen congruence tests. +//! +//! # Motivation +//! +//! `aux_gen::generate_aux_patches` emits constants in **canonical layout** +//! — nested auxiliaries are hash-sorted, alpha-collapsed class members +//! collapse to their representatives. Lean's originals, by contrast, use +//! **source-walk layout** — aux positions are determined by the elaborator's +//! traversal order, alpha-aliased inductives appear under their original +//! names. A naive structural comparison therefore diverges at: +//! +//! 1. **Motive/minor positions** in the outer binder chain: gen has them +//! in canonical (hash-sorted) order, orig has them in source order. +//! A single `perm: source_j → canonical_i` describes the mapping. +//! +//! 2. **Const references to alpha-collapsed aliases**: gen uses +//! `TreeA` (class representative) where orig references `TreeB` (alias). +//! A name map `TreeB → TreeA` is sufficient; derived names (`.rec`, +//! `.below`, `.brecOn`, etc.) and constructors follow positionally. +//! +//! 3. **`.rec` application spines inside `.casesOn` / `.recOn` / +//! `.below` / `.brecOn` values**: gen passes motive/minor args in +//! canonical positions; orig passes them in source positions. Same +//! `perm` applies to the args of the inner App spine. +//! +//! # Design +//! +//! The previous implementation (`aux_gen::canonicalize`) rebuilt the Lean +//! original into canonical layout by opening its outer binder chain, +//! reordering `LocalDecl`s, and re-closing with `mk_forall` / `mk_lambda`. +//! That approach has three failure modes: +//! +//! - It doesn't rewrite `Const` references (aux-name and alias mismatches +//! slip through silently), +//! - Its inner rec-call-spine recognizer bails on complex value shapes +//! (`.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq`, `.recOn`), leaving BVar references stale +//! against reordered outer decls, +//! - Its rule rhs BVar arithmetic works only for the flat `rec` case. +//! +//! This module instead **walks both trees in lockstep** with a permutation +//! context in scope: +//! +//! - Outer binder chain is opened on **both** sides into fresh FVars. +//! - An FVar correspondence `orig_fv[source_pos] → gen_fv[canonical_pos]` +//! is built once from [`PermCtx`]. +//! - Bodies are compared via [`expr_alpha_eq_ctx`], which resolves +//! FVars through the correspondence, Const names through +//! [`PermCtx::const_map`], and App spines through +//! [`app_spine_alpha_eq_ctx`] (the only place that peeks at app heads +//! to apply arg permutation at known rec heads). +//! +//! All three failure modes from the old approach dissolve: Const +//! rewrites happen at every node, no re-closing means no BVar +//! arithmetic, and App-spine permutation is uniform across all value +//! shapes. +//! +//! # Scope +//! +//! Handles: +//! - `RecInfo` — type (∀ params motives minors indices major, body) and +//! rules (each rhs is `λ params motives minors fields, body`). +//! - `DefnInfo` / `ThmInfo` / `OpaqueInfo` — type (∀ params motives +//! [minors] indices major, body) and value (λ params motives +//! [indices major [minors]], body). +//! - `InductInfo`, `CtorInfo`, `AxiomInfo`, `QuotInfo` — pass-through +//! (no permutation needed). + +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::{ + forall_telescope, lambda_telescope, +}; +use crate::ix::{ + address::Address, + env::{ + ConstantInfo, ConstantVal, Expr, ExprData, Name, RecursorRule, RecursorVal, + }, +}; + +use super::{check_nat_eq, expr_alpha_eq, level_alpha_eq, strip_mdata}; + +/// Sentinel for `aux_perm` entries that don't correspond to any canonical +/// aux — the source aux references inductives outside the current SCC +/// block. Matches `aux_gen::nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC`. +pub const PERM_OUT_OF_SCC: usize = usize::MAX; + +/// Per-block permutation context for [`const_alpha_eq_with_perm`]. +/// +/// Built once per mutual block (from `aux_gen`'s `AuxPatchesOutput` plus +/// the surrounding env/class information). Passed unchanged into every +/// per-patch congruence check for that block. +/// +/// All counts are relative to the **block**, not to any particular +/// recursor — so a single `PermCtx` suffices for every patch produced +/// from that block (primary recursor, aux recursors, `.below`, `.brecOn`, +/// `.casesOn`, `.recOn`, etc.). +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct PermCtx { + /// `aux_perm[source_j] = canonical_i`. May contain [`PERM_OUT_OF_SCC`] + /// for source auxes that don't correspond to any canonical aux in the + /// current SCC (those auxes belong to a different block's + /// compilation). Not in `None` state — callers build an identity + /// perm when the block has no nested auxes, and `PermCtx::is_identity` + /// detects that. + pub aux_perm: Vec, + /// Number of block parameters (unchanged between source and canonical). + pub n_params: usize, + /// Number of primary (non-aux) class members. + pub n_primary: usize, + /// Ctor counts per primary member, in primary order. Same on both + /// sides under Phase 2 singleton classes; may differ under + /// alpha-collapse. + pub primary_ctor_counts: Vec, + /// Ctor counts per source-walk aux member, indexed by source position. + /// Length equals `aux_perm.len()`. + pub source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec, + /// Const-name substitution: applied to `orig`-side [`Expr::Const`] + /// nodes before comparison. Covers: + /// - alpha-collapse aliases (`TreeB → TreeA`), + /// - source-indexed aux names (`_nested.List_5 → _nested.List_2`), + /// - derived names (`.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn`, `.casesOn`, `.recOn`) + /// of both of the above, + /// - constructor names of alpha-collapsed classes. + /// + /// Identity-mapped keys (e.g., `Nat → Nat`) may be present but add no + /// cost — the comparator short-circuits when mapped name equals orig + /// name. + pub const_map: FxHashMap, + /// Content-address equivalence for constants that are canonically equal but + /// may appear with different source names inside nested aux domains. + pub const_addr: FxHashMap, + /// App-spine info for known recursor heads. When the comparator + /// encounters `Const(name, _) arg₁ arg₂ …` where `name` (after + /// `const_map`) is a key in this map, it permutes the motive / minor + /// arg sections per the aux layout before recursing. + /// + /// Only populated for the block's own recursors — external recursors + /// (e.g. `PProd.rec`, `Nat.rec`) don't need permutation because their + /// motive/minor positions are shared between source and canonical. + pub rec_heads: FxHashMap, +} + +/// Kind of permutation-sensitive head: tells +/// [`app_spine_alpha_eq_ctx`] which sections of the App spine to +/// permute. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub enum RecHeadKind { + /// Full recursor: `params | motives | minors | indices | major`. + /// Motives **and** minors are permuted (minors group-wise by aux + /// position). + Rec, + /// `.below` family (Type-level definition or Prop-level inductive): + /// `params | motives | indices | major`. Motives are permuted; + /// no minors or fs. + Below, + /// `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn.eq`: + /// `params | motives | indices | major | fs` (one F_k per motive). + /// Motives and fs are permuted with the same permutation (the fs + /// are per-motive in Lean's layout). + BRecOn, + /// `.casesOn`: outer chain is `params | target_motive | indices | + /// major | target_minors`. The public spine has only one motive + /// and one ctor-group's worth of minors — **no block-wide + /// permutation** applies to its args. Listed for completeness; + /// the comparator shouldn't need to permute `.casesOn` spines, + /// but if a downstream caller wants to explicitly flag `.casesOn` + /// heads (e.g., to catch shape mismatches early) this kind lets + /// it do so. + CasesOn, +} + +/// Structural metadata for a permutation-sensitive head, used by +/// [`app_spine_alpha_eq_ctx`] to slice App spines and permute the +/// motive / minor / fs argument sections. +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct RecHeadInfo { + /// Which head kind this is. + pub kind: RecHeadKind, + /// Same as [`PermCtx::n_params`] for the recursor's block. + pub n_params: usize, + /// `n_primary + n_source_aux` — total motive count in the source layout. + pub n_motives: usize, + /// Total minor count (sum of ctor counts). Only used for + /// [`RecHeadKind::Rec`]; other kinds leave this at 0. + pub n_minors: usize, + /// Number of indices between minors and major premise. + pub n_indices: usize, + /// Ctor counts per primary member, shared with `PermCtx`. + pub primary_ctor_counts: Vec, + /// Ctor counts per source-walk aux member, shared with `PermCtx`. + pub source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec, + /// `aux_perm` copy so the comparator can permute independently of the + /// per-block context (future-proofing for mixed-block App spines). + pub aux_perm: Vec, +} + +impl PermCtx { + /// Number of source-walk aux members (= `source_aux_ctor_counts.len()`). + pub fn n_source_aux(&self) -> usize { + self.source_aux_ctor_counts.len() + } + + /// Number of canonical aux members (distinct `canonical_i` values in + /// `aux_perm`, ignoring [`PERM_OUT_OF_SCC`]). + pub fn n_canonical_aux(&self) -> usize { + let mut max_c: Option = None; + for &c in &self.aux_perm { + if c != PERM_OUT_OF_SCC { + max_c = Some(max_c.map_or(c, |m| m.max(c))); + } + } + max_c.map_or(0, |m| m + 1) + } + + /// Total source-layout motive count: `n_primary + n_source_aux`. + pub fn n_source_motives(&self) -> usize { + self.n_primary + self.n_source_aux() + } + + /// Total canonical-layout motive count: `n_primary + n_canonical_aux`. + pub fn n_canonical_motives(&self) -> usize { + self.n_primary + self.n_canonical_aux() + } + + /// Total source-layout minor count. + pub fn n_source_minors(&self) -> usize { + self.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum::() + + self.source_aux_ctor_counts.iter().sum::() + } + + /// Total canonical-layout minor count. + pub fn n_canonical_minors(&self) -> usize { + let primary: usize = self.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + let mut aux = 0usize; + for ci in 0..self.n_canonical_aux() { + aux += self.canonical_aux_ctor_count(ci); + } + primary + aux + } + + /// Whether the context is trivial: identity permutation, empty + /// const_map, and no rec heads to permute. If so, [`const_alpha_eq_with_perm`] + /// delegates to plain [`const_alpha_eq`](super::const_alpha_eq). + pub fn is_identity(&self) -> bool { + self.const_map.is_empty() + && self.const_addr.is_empty() + && self.rec_heads.is_empty() + && self.aux_perm.iter().enumerate().all(|(i, &p)| i == p) + } + + /// Apply `const_map` to an orig-side const name; returns the original + /// name if no mapping exists. + pub fn map_name<'a>(&'a self, name: &'a Name) -> &'a Name { + self.const_map.get(name).unwrap_or(name) + } + + pub fn const_names_equiv(&self, generated: &Name, orig: &Name) -> bool { + let mapped = self.map_name(orig); + generated == mapped + || matches!( + (self.const_addr.get(generated), self.const_addr.get(orig)), + (Some(a), Some(b)) if a == b + ) + } + + /// Canonical-aux minor-group offset: `primary_minors + sum_of_source_ctor_counts_of_canonical_aux_preceding(canonical_i)`. + /// + /// Each canonical aux inherits its ctor count from its min-source + /// representative (the smallest `source_j` with `aux_perm[source_j] + /// == canonical_i`). For a bijective perm, this equals + /// `source_aux_ctor_counts[inv_perm[canonical_i]]`. + fn canonical_aux_minor_offset(&self, canonical_i: usize) -> usize { + let primary_minors: usize = self.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + let mut off = primary_minors; + for ci in 0..canonical_i { + off += self.canonical_aux_ctor_count(ci); + } + off + } + + /// Ctor count for the canonical aux at position `canonical_i`, taken + /// from the first source aux that maps to it (stable under duplicate + /// `aux_perm` entries from alpha-collapse). + fn canonical_aux_ctor_count(&self, canonical_i: usize) -> usize { + for (source_j, &c) in self.aux_perm.iter().enumerate() { + if c == canonical_i { + return self.source_aux_ctor_counts[source_j]; + } + } + // Unreachable for well-formed perms (every `canonical_i` has ≥1 + // source mapping). Falling back to 0 avoids a panic path in the + // comparator; downstream count mismatches will surface via + // `check_nat_eq` on the recursor's `num_minors`. + 0 + } + + /// Translate a source-layout scope position to its canonical-layout + /// counterpart for an abstract section = "params + motives + minors". + /// Returns `None` if this source position has no canonical equivalent + /// (e.g., an out-of-SCC aux motive). + fn source_to_canonical_pos(&self, source_pos: usize) -> Option { + let n_primary = self.n_primary; + let _n_source_aux = self.n_source_aux(); + let n_source_motives = self.n_source_motives(); + let primary_minors: usize = self.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + + if source_pos < self.n_params { + // Params: identity. + Some(source_pos) + } else if source_pos < self.n_params + n_primary { + // Primary motives: identity (primary classes aren't permuted). + Some(source_pos) + } else if source_pos < self.n_params + n_source_motives { + // Aux motive. + let source_j = source_pos - self.n_params - n_primary; + let canonical_i = self.aux_perm[source_j]; + if canonical_i == PERM_OUT_OF_SCC { + return None; + } + Some(self.n_params + n_primary + canonical_i) + } else if source_pos < self.n_params + n_source_motives + primary_minors { + // Primary minors: identity. + let canonical_motives = self.n_canonical_motives(); + let minor_off = source_pos - (self.n_params + n_source_motives); + Some(self.n_params + canonical_motives + minor_off) + } else { + // Aux minor. + let minor_off = source_pos - (self.n_params + n_source_motives); + let aux_minor_off = minor_off - primary_minors; + // Find which source aux group this minor belongs to. + let mut acc = 0usize; + for (source_j, &cnt) in self.source_aux_ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { + if aux_minor_off < acc + cnt { + let k = aux_minor_off - acc; + let canonical_i = self.aux_perm[source_j]; + if canonical_i == PERM_OUT_OF_SCC { + return None; + } + let canonical_motives = self.n_canonical_motives(); + let canon_group_off = self.canonical_aux_minor_offset(canonical_i); + return Some(self.n_params + canonical_motives + canon_group_off + k); + } + acc += cnt; + } + None + } + } +} + +/// FVar correspondence: maps orig-side FVar names to their gen-side +/// counterparts. Built once per binder telescope, passed by shared +/// reference into the alpha-eq walk. +#[derive(Default, Clone)] +pub(crate) struct Corr { + fvar_map: FxHashMap, + fvar_alts: FxHashMap>, + punit_motive_gen: Vec, + punit_motive_orig: Vec, +} + +impl Corr { + fn new() -> Self { + Corr { + fvar_map: FxHashMap::default(), + fvar_alts: FxHashMap::default(), + punit_motive_gen: Vec::new(), + punit_motive_orig: Vec::new(), + } + } + + fn insert(&mut self, orig_name: Name, gen_name: Name) { + self.fvar_map.insert(orig_name, gen_name); + } + + fn insert_alt(&mut self, orig_name: Name, gen_name: Name) { + let alts = self.fvar_alts.entry(orig_name).or_default(); + if !alts.iter().any(|n| n == &gen_name) { + alts.push(gen_name); + } + } + + fn insert_punit_motive(&mut self, orig_name: Name, gen_name: Name) { + if !self.punit_motive_orig.iter().any(|n| n == &orig_name) { + self.punit_motive_orig.push(orig_name); + } + if !self.punit_motive_gen.iter().any(|n| n == &gen_name) { + self.punit_motive_gen.push(gen_name); + } + } + + /// Whether the orig-side FVar `name` has a gen-side counterpart. + fn get<'a>(&'a self, name: &Name) -> Option<&'a Name> { + self.fvar_map.get(name) + } + + fn accepts(&self, orig_name: &Name, gen_name: &Name) -> bool { + self.fvar_map.get(orig_name).is_some_and(|expected| expected == gen_name) + || self + .fvar_alts + .get(orig_name) + .is_some_and(|alts| alts.iter().any(|alt| alt == gen_name)) + } +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Public entry point +// ========================================================================= + +/// Compare a canonical-layout generated constant against a Lean +/// source-order original, with [`PermCtx`] describing how positions map +/// between the two layouts. +/// +/// If the context is trivial (no permutation, no renames), delegates to +/// [`const_alpha_eq`](super::const_alpha_eq) for a plain structural +/// comparison. +/// +/// Dispatches on [`ConstantInfo`] variant. `InductInfo`, `CtorInfo`, +/// `AxiomInfo`, and `QuotInfo` fall through to `const_alpha_eq`: their +/// structures don't embed motive/minor positions so permutation has no +/// effect on them, and non-motive alpha-collapse renames are applied +/// elsewhere (via the `all` list and the class-representative address +/// map). +pub fn const_alpha_eq_with_perm( + generated: &ConstantInfo, + orig: &ConstantInfo, + ctx: &PermCtx, +) -> Result<(), String> { + if ctx.is_identity() { + return super::const_alpha_eq(generated, orig); + } + if std::env::var("IX_MAPPOS_DEBUG") + .ok() + .is_some_and(|v| generated.get_name().pretty().contains(&v)) + { + eprintln!( + "[cape] comparing {} (shape={:?})", + generated.get_name().pretty(), + classify_defn_shape(generated.get_name()) + ); + } + + // Level params: positional alpha-eq (handled by `const_alpha_eq`'s own + // level_params check — we replicate the arity check here rather than + // calling const_alpha_eq since we're about to walk types and values + // with permutation awareness). + if generated.get_level_params().len() != orig.get_level_params().len() { + return Err(format!( + "level_params count: generated={} orig={}", + generated.get_level_params().len(), + orig.get_level_params().len(), + )); + } + + // Name-based shape hint for defn-like patches. `.recOn` has minors at + // the end of the outer binder chain (different from `.rec`'s middle + // position), and `.casesOn` has only one motive (not the whole + // block's motives). Both need special-case treatment in + // `outer_telescope_alpha_eq` because the generic rec-shaped + // classifier mis-identifies their section boundaries. + let shape = classify_defn_shape(generated.get_name()); + + match (generated, orig) { + (ConstantInfo::RecInfo(g), ConstantInfo::RecInfo(o)) => { + rec_alpha_eq_with_perm(g, o, ctx) + }, + (ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(g), ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(o)) => { + defn_alpha_eq_with_perm(&g.cnst, &g.value, &o.cnst, &o.value, ctx, shape) + }, + (ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(g), ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(o)) => { + defn_alpha_eq_with_perm(&g.cnst, &g.value, &o.cnst, &o.value, ctx, shape) + }, + (ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(g), ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(o)) => { + defn_alpha_eq_with_perm(&g.cnst, &g.value, &o.cnst, &o.value, ctx, shape) + }, + (ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(g), ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(o)) => { + defn_alpha_eq_with_perm(&g.cnst, &g.value, &o.cnst, &o.value, ctx, shape) + }, + (ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(g), ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(o)) => { + defn_alpha_eq_with_perm(&g.cnst, &g.value, &o.cnst, &o.value, ctx, shape) + }, + + // These don't embed permuted positions — plain alpha-eq suffices. + // `const_alpha_eq` applies zero renames, so Const-name mismatches + // due to alpha-collapse aliasing will still fail. That's intentional + // at this layer: the tests that flag those as `const name mismatch` + // on an inductive or constructor need the class-representative + // address resolution, which lives in a different code path (not + // congruence). + _ => super::const_alpha_eq(generated, orig), + } +} + +/// Structural shape of a defn-like patch's outer binder chain. +/// +/// See [`outer_telescope_alpha_eq`] for how each shape is consumed. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +enum DefnShape { + /// `.below`: `params | motives | indices | major | [sort]`. + /// Motives are permuted. + Below, + /// `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn.eq`: + /// `params | motives | indices | major | fs` (one `F_k` per motive). + /// Motives and fs are permuted with the same permutation. + BRecOn, + /// `.recOn`: `params | motives | indices | major | minors`. + /// Motives and minors are permuted. + RecOn, + /// `.casesOn`: `params | 1 motive | indices | major | target_minors`. + /// No block-wide permutation — only one motive and one ctor group, + /// fall through to a whole-tree walk with `const_map` + `rec_heads`. + CasesOn, + /// Anything else — try the heuristic shape detector in + /// `outer_telescope_alpha_eq`. + Unknown, +} + +fn classify_defn_shape(name: &Name) -> DefnShape { + // Walk the name's suffix chain, collecting the trailing Str segments + // in leaf-first order. + let suffixes = collect_name_tail_strs(name, 3); + // `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq`, or `.brecOn` (or `_N` variants). + if has_suffix_with_optional_index(&suffixes, "brecOn") { + return DefnShape::BRecOn; + } + if has_suffix_with_optional_index(&suffixes, "casesOn") { + return DefnShape::CasesOn; + } + if has_suffix_with_optional_index(&suffixes, "recOn") { + return DefnShape::RecOn; + } + if has_suffix_with_optional_index(&suffixes, "below") { + return DefnShape::Below; + } + DefnShape::Unknown +} + +/// Collect up to `n` trailing `Str` segments of `name`, from leaf +/// outward. `Num` segments or `Anonymous` terminate collection early. +fn collect_name_tail_strs(name: &Name, n: usize) -> Vec { + use crate::ix::env::NameData; + let mut out: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n); + let mut cur = name.clone(); + for _ in 0..n { + match cur.as_data() { + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) => { + out.push(s.clone()); + cur = parent.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + out +} + +/// Check whether the leafmost segment of `suffixes` (or the first +/// segment underneath an `_N` suffix like `brecOn_1`) matches `base`. +/// +/// Accepted forms (with suffixes collected leaf-first): +/// - `base` +/// - `base.go`, `base.eq` +/// - `base_N`, `base_N.go`, `base_N.eq` +fn has_suffix_with_optional_index(suffixes: &[String], base: &str) -> bool { + if suffixes.is_empty() { + return false; + } + // Candidate positions: + // [0] is the leaf; match base directly OR match a `.go`/`.eq` leaf + // with [1] matching base (or base_N). + let matches_base_or_base_n = |s: &str| -> bool { + s == base + || (s.starts_with(base) + && s.len() > base.len() + 1 + && &s[base.len()..base.len() + 1] == "_" + && s[base.len() + 1..].chars().all(|c| c.is_ascii_digit())) + }; + if matches_base_or_base_n(&suffixes[0]) { + return true; + } + // Leafs like `.go` / `.eq` — check parent segment. + if suffixes.len() >= 2 + && (suffixes[0] == "go" || suffixes[0] == "eq") + && matches_base_or_base_n(&suffixes[1]) + { + return true; + } + false +} + +// ========================================================================= +// RecInfo +// ========================================================================= + +/// Compare two recursors, treating gen as canonical and orig as source. +/// +/// The recursor type has binder structure +/// `∀ params, ∀ motives, ∀ minors, ∀ indices, ∀ major, body_ret`. +/// +/// Total outer binder count on each side: `n_params + n_source_motives +/// + n_source_minors + n_indices + 1`. Under Phase 2 singleton classes +/// and bijective `aux_perm`, gen and orig have **the same** total +/// binder count — only motive/minor sections are permuted, not added or +/// removed. +fn rec_alpha_eq_with_perm( + g: &RecursorVal, + o: &RecursorVal, + ctx: &PermCtx, +) -> Result<(), String> { + // Numeric attributes agree by layout, not by equality: Lean's original is + // source-walk layout, while generated is canonical layout. Aux + // alpha-collapse and over-merge splitting can make the canonical side + // smaller. + check_nat_eq(&g.num_params, &o.num_params, "params")?; + check_nat_eq(&g.num_indices, &o.num_indices, "indices")?; + check_nat_usize_eq( + &g.num_motives, + ctx.n_canonical_motives(), + "generated motives", + )?; + check_nat_usize_eq(&o.num_motives, ctx.n_source_motives(), "orig motives")?; + check_nat_usize_eq( + &g.num_minors, + ctx.n_canonical_minors(), + "generated minors", + )?; + check_nat_usize_eq(&o.num_minors, ctx.n_source_minors(), "orig minors")?; + if g.k != o.k { + return Err(format!("k: generated={} orig={}", g.k, o.k)); + } + if g.rules.len() != o.rules.len() { + return Err(format!( + "rule count: generated={} orig={}", + g.rules.len(), + o.rules.len() + )); + } + + let n_params = ctx.n_params; + let n_source_motives = ctx.n_source_motives(); + let n_source_minors = ctx.n_source_minors(); + let n_source_outer = n_params + n_source_motives + n_source_minors; + let n_gen_outer = + n_params + ctx.n_canonical_motives() + ctx.n_canonical_minors(); + + // Open gen's outer binders. Gen is in CANONICAL layout: its motive + // positions are [n_params + n_primary .. n_params + n_primary + + // n_canonical_aux) and minor groups are in canonical order. + let (_, gen_decls, gen_body) = + forall_telescope(&g.cnst.typ, n_gen_outer, "rg", 0); + let (_, orig_decls, orig_body) = + forall_telescope(&o.cnst.typ, n_source_outer, "ro", 0); + + if gen_decls.len() < n_gen_outer || orig_decls.len() < n_source_outer { + return expr_alpha_eq(&g.cnst.typ, &o.cnst.typ) + .map_err(|e| format!("type (fallback, short telescope): {e}")); + } + + // Build FVar correspondence: for each orig-side outer position, find + // its gen-side counterpart via `source_to_canonical_pos`. + let mut corr = Corr::new(); + for source_pos in 0..n_source_outer { + let gen_pos = match ctx.source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos) { + Some(p) => p, + None => { + // Out-of-SCC source aux position. Shouldn't happen for a patch + // we're comparing — those patches come from the block itself. + return Err(format!( + "rec type: source position {source_pos} has no canonical map" + )); + }, + }; + corr.insert( + orig_decls[source_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + gen_decls[gen_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + ); + } + add_motive_alts(&mut corr, ctx, &orig_decls, &gen_decls); + + // Compare each decl's domain in its own binder scope. + // Decl at outer position P has domain in scope of decls 0..P (i.e., + // FVars 0..P are accessible). On orig side the domain is the one + // stored at orig_decls[P]; on gen side we need to look at + // gen_decls[source_to_canonical_pos(P)] because the correspondence + // inverted the position. + // + // The decl order matters for scope reasoning but the DOMAIN we compare + // is content — walk with corr. + for source_pos in 0..n_source_outer { + let gen_pos = ctx.source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos).unwrap(); + expr_alpha_eq_ctx( + &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, + &orig_decls[source_pos].domain, + ctx, + &corr, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("rec type: decl@{source_pos} dom: {e}"))?; + } + + // Compare the remaining body (indices + major + return telescope). + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(&gen_body, &orig_body, ctx, &corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("rec type body: {e}"))?; + + // Rules: both sides have the same count. The ORDER may differ: + // gen emits rules grouped by canonical member (primary in sort order, + // then canonical aux in hash-sort order); orig emits in source order. + // + // We need to pair each gen rule with its corresponding orig rule. The + // pairing is: for each gen rule, find the orig rule whose ctor maps + // (via const_map + positional alpha-equivalence) to gen's ctor. + // + // Simpler approach: iterate source order, compute the canonical + // position for each source rule, find the matching gen rule there. + rule_alpha_eq_with_perm(&g.rules, &o.rules, ctx, &corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("rules: {e}"))?; + + Ok(()) +} + +/// Compare rec rules with permutation. +/// +/// Recursor rules are local to the recursor's target inductive, not a flat +/// copy of the whole minor section. Primary recursors and nested `rec_N`s +/// can therefore have only the target constructor rules even though their +/// types quantify all motives/minors. Pair rules by constructor name after +/// applying `const_map`; using global minor positions here incorrectly maps +/// local `rec_N.rules[1]` to positions like 3 or 6 in the full minor band. +fn rule_alpha_eq_with_perm( + gen_rules: &[RecursorRule], + orig_rules: &[RecursorRule], + ctx: &PermCtx, + corr: &Corr, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let mut used_gen = vec![false; gen_rules.len()]; + + for (source_idx, orig_rule) in orig_rules.iter().enumerate() { + let eff_orig_ctor = ctx.map_name(&orig_rule.ctor); + let gen_idx = gen_rules + .iter() + .enumerate() + .find_map(|(idx, gen_rule)| { + (!used_gen[idx] && &gen_rule.ctor == eff_orig_ctor).then_some(idx) + }) + .ok_or_else(|| { + let available = gen_rules + .iter() + .enumerate() + .filter(|(idx, _)| !used_gen[*idx]) + .map(|(_, rule)| rule.ctor.pretty()) + .collect::>() + .join(", "); + format!( + "rule[{source_idx}].ctor: no generated rule for orig={} \ + (mapped={}); remaining=[{}]", + orig_rule.ctor.pretty(), + eff_orig_ctor.pretty(), + available, + ) + })?; + used_gen[gen_idx] = true; + let gen_rule = &gen_rules[gen_idx]; + + // n_fields must match. + check_nat_eq( + &gen_rule.n_fields, + &orig_rule.n_fields, + &format!("rule[{source_idx}].n_fields"), + )?; + + // RHS: a lambda chain `λ params, λ motives, λ minors, λ fields, + // body`. Total depth = n_params + n_motives + n_minors + n_fields. + // The outer scope's FVar correspondence is already in `corr`; we + // need to open the rhs and extend corr with field-binder identity + // pairs (fields don't get permuted — both sides have the same ctor + // field structure). + rhs_alpha_eq_with_perm(&gen_rule.rhs, &orig_rule.rhs, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("rule[{source_idx}].rhs: {e}"))?; + } + + Ok(()) +} + +/// Compare two rec rule rhss. Both are lambda chains +/// `λ params motives minors fields, body`. +/// +/// The outer scope's correspondence is already given in `corr` (from +/// the rec type's binder chain). We reuse those same FVar names by +/// peeling the lambda chain in lockstep on both sides and substituting +/// the previously-opened FVars for each lambda's BVar 0. +/// +/// For field binders (innermost), both sides have the same count and +/// the same field types (up to the permutation-aware comparison we +/// apply to field types themselves); we pair them identity-wise. +fn rhs_alpha_eq_with_perm( + gen_rhs: &Expr, + orig_rhs: &Expr, + ctx: &PermCtx, + corr: &Corr, +) -> Result<(), String> { + // Under our conventions, the rhs is closed under `params + motives + + // minors + fields` — i.e., n_params + n_source_motives + + // n_source_minors + n_fields lambdas. + // + // Open the OUTER scope first (params + motives + minors) on each side + // so those FVars align with `corr`. This requires fresh FVars that + // MATCH the already-established corr mapping — we can't just call + // `lambda_telescope` and get fresh names, because corr was built with + // different names. + // + // Simpler: open fresh on each side, build a NEW corr extending the + // existing one positionally. The outer-scope compare has already + // verified the decls agree structurally; for the rhs we only need to + // track that the bodies use the new scope consistently. + // + // Note: the original `corr` we received was built for the TYPE's + // binders (separate FVar names). For the rhs, we get another set of + // fresh FVars. The correspondence is the same structural mapping. + + let n_params = ctx.n_params; + let n_source_motives = ctx.n_source_motives(); + let n_source_minors = ctx.n_source_minors(); + let n_canonical_motives = ctx.n_canonical_motives(); + let n_canonical_minors = ctx.n_canonical_minors(); + + let outer_source = n_params + n_source_motives + n_source_minors; + let outer_canonical = n_params + n_canonical_motives + n_canonical_minors; + + // Peel outer scope and all remaining fields from both sides. We don't + // know n_fields from the context, so use `peel_all_lambdas`. + let (_, gen_decls, gen_body) = peel_all_lambdas(gen_rhs, "rhg", 0); + let (_, orig_decls, orig_body) = peel_all_lambdas(orig_rhs, "rho", 0); + + if gen_decls.len() < outer_canonical || orig_decls.len() < outer_source { + return Err(format!( + "rhs short telescope: gen={} need={} orig={} need={}", + gen_decls.len(), + outer_canonical, + orig_decls.len(), + outer_source, + )); + } + + let n_gen_fields = gen_decls.len() - outer_canonical; + let n_orig_fields = orig_decls.len() - outer_source; + if n_gen_fields != n_orig_fields { + return Err(format!( + "rhs field lambda count mismatch: gen={} orig={}", + n_gen_fields, n_orig_fields + )); + } + + // Build NEW correspondence for the rhs's fresh FVars: + // - Outer section [0..outer_source) uses source→canonical permutation + // (same structural mapping as the type's corr). + // - Field section [outer_source..] pairs identity-wise after accounting + // for the shorter canonical aux band. + let mut rhs_corr = Corr::new(); + for source_pos in 0..outer_source { + let gen_pos = ctx + .source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("rhs pos {source_pos}: out-of-SCC"))?; + rhs_corr.insert( + orig_decls[source_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + gen_decls[gen_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + ); + } + for field_i in 0..n_orig_fields { + // Fields: identity — both sides have the same ctor structure. + let field_pos = outer_source + field_i; + rhs_corr.insert( + orig_decls[field_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + gen_decls[outer_canonical + field_i].fvar_name.clone(), + ); + } + add_motive_alts(&mut rhs_corr, ctx, &orig_decls, &gen_decls); + + // `corr` from the enclosing caller is unused here (the rhs introduces + // its own FVars); we still accept it as an argument for API symmetry + // and in case future refactors want to carry outer FVar info in. + let _ = corr; + + // Compare domains pair-wise under increasing scope. + for source_pos in 0..outer_source { + let gen_pos = ctx.source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos).unwrap(); + expr_alpha_eq_ctx( + &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, + &orig_decls[source_pos].domain, + ctx, + &rhs_corr, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("rhs decl@{source_pos} dom: {e}"))?; + } + for field_i in 0..n_orig_fields { + let source_pos = outer_source + field_i; + let gen_pos = outer_canonical + field_i; + expr_alpha_eq_ctx( + &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, + &orig_decls[source_pos].domain, + ctx, + &rhs_corr, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("rhs field@{field_i} dom: {e}"))?; + } + + // Compare bodies. + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(&gen_body, &orig_body, ctx, &rhs_corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("rhs body: {e}")) +} + +// ========================================================================= +// DefnInfo / ThmInfo / OpaqueInfo +// ========================================================================= + +/// Compare a generated definition / theorem / opaque against its orig +/// counterpart with permutation awareness. +/// +/// Handles the types/values produced by `aux_gen` for `.below`, +/// `.brecOn`, `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq`, `.casesOn`, `.recOn`. +/// +/// - **Type**: `∀ params, motives, [minors for .casesOn / .recOn], indices, major, body`. +/// - **Value**: `λ params, motives, [indices, major, [minors for .recOn]], body`. +/// +/// We don't know the exact binder shape in advance (`.casesOn` has its +/// motive/minor split; `.recOn` puts minors after major; `.below` and +/// `.brecOn` have no minors in the public signature). Instead of +/// dispatching on name, we open ALL leading foralls / lambdas on both +/// sides in lockstep, build an FVar correspondence that permutes only +/// the motive section (identity for all other sections), and walk. If +/// the permutation context is for a block whose aux section has been +/// permuted, the motive section covers the aux-motive tail. +fn defn_alpha_eq_with_perm( + g_cnst: &ConstantVal, + g_value: &Expr, + o_cnst: &ConstantVal, + o_value: &Expr, + ctx: &PermCtx, + shape: DefnShape, +) -> Result<(), String> { + // Type comparison. + outer_telescope_alpha_eq( + &g_cnst.typ, + &o_cnst.typ, + ctx, + /* pi */ true, + shape, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("type: {e}"))?; + // Value comparison. + outer_telescope_alpha_eq(g_value, o_value, ctx, /* pi */ false, shape) + .map_err(|e| format!("value: {e}"))?; + Ok(()) +} + +/// Open all leading binders (foralls or lambdas) on both sides, build a +/// motive-permuted correspondence, and walk the bodies. +/// +/// Different aux kinds have different outer binder chains: +/// - `.below`: `params + motives + indices + major + [Sort | target]`, +/// total = `n_params + n_motives + n_indices + 1`. +/// - `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go` / `.brecOn.eq`: adds `fs` at the end — +/// one F_k per motive, permuted the same way as motives. Total = +/// `n_params + 2*n_motives + n_indices + 1`. +/// - `.casesOn` / `.recOn`: outer chain has a single target motive +/// (not `n_motives`). Total shape doesn't match either of the above. +/// +/// We detect the shape from the peeled binder count: +/// 1. Peel **all** leading binders on both sides. +/// 2. If counts diverge, non-bijective perm or weird shape — fall back +/// to whole-tree [`expr_alpha_eq_ctx`] with an empty correspondence. +/// 3. If total ≥ `n_params + 2*n_motives`, assume brecOn-shape: permute +/// motives at `[n_params, n_params + n_motives)` and fs at the tail +/// `[total - n_motives, total)`. Everything else is identity. +/// 4. Elif total ≥ `n_params + n_motives`, assume below-shape: permute +/// motives only; rest is identity. +/// 5. Else: short — fall back. +/// +/// In all cases, after setting up the correspondence we walk every +/// decl's domain and the final body with [`expr_alpha_eq_ctx`], which +/// threads `const_map` + `rec_heads` through. +fn outer_telescope_alpha_eq( + gen_expr: &Expr, + orig_expr: &Expr, + ctx: &PermCtx, + is_pi: bool, + shape: DefnShape, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let n_params = ctx.n_params; + let n_source_motives = ctx.n_source_motives(); + let n_canonical_motives = ctx.n_canonical_motives(); + + // Peel as many leading binders as possible on each side. A very + // generous `max` is safe — telescope peels only what's present. + let peel_max = 10_000usize; + let (_, gen_decls, gen_body) = if is_pi { + forall_telescope(gen_expr, peel_max, "dg", 0) + } else { + lambda_telescope(gen_expr, peel_max, "dg", 0) + }; + let (_, orig_decls, orig_body) = if is_pi { + forall_telescope(orig_expr, peel_max, "do", 0) + } else { + lambda_telescope(orig_expr, peel_max, "do", 0) + }; + + let total = orig_decls.len(); + + if matches!(shape, DefnShape::CasesOn) { + return cases_on_alpha_eq(gen_expr, orig_expr, ctx, is_pi); + } + + let is_motive_shape = total >= n_params + n_source_motives; + if !is_motive_shape { + let empty_corr = Corr::new(); + return expr_alpha_eq_ctx(gen_expr, orig_expr, ctx, &empty_corr); + } + + // Classify the outer-binder layout for section slicing. + // + // Every shape begins with `params` then `motives`: + // params: [0, n_params) + // motives: [n_params, n_params + n_motives) + // + // Suffix layouts (in outer-to-inner order): + // - Below: indices | major + // - BRecOn: indices | major | fs + // - RecOn: indices | major | minors + // - Unknown (heuristic): if `total ≥ n_params + 2*n_motives + 1` + // treat as BRecOn; else as Below. + let (has_fs_section, has_tail_minors) = match shape { + DefnShape::Below => (false, false), + DefnShape::BRecOn => (true, false), + DefnShape::RecOn => (false, true), + DefnShape::CasesOn => unreachable!("handled above"), + DefnShape::Unknown => { + let looks_brecon = total >= n_params + 2 * n_source_motives + 1; + (looks_brecon, false) + }, + }; + + // Compute section boundaries (on the orig/source side). + // + // Tail section (fs or minors) has different length per shape: + // - fs: n_motives (one F_k per motive) + // - minors: n_minors (sum of primary + source-aux ctor counts) + let n_source_minors = ctx.n_source_minors(); + let tail_len = if has_fs_section { + n_source_motives + } else if has_tail_minors { + n_source_minors + } else { + 0 + }; + + let mid_len = total.saturating_sub(n_params + n_source_motives + tail_len); + let mid_start_src = n_params + n_source_motives; + let mid_end_src = mid_start_src + mid_len; + let tail_start_src = mid_end_src; + let tail_end_src = total; + + // On the gen/canonical side: + // params identity, motives canonical-count-many, middle same + // length, tail = fs (canonical motives) or minors (canonical + // minors). + let n_canonical_minors = n_canonical_minors_of(ctx); + let gen_tail_len = if has_fs_section { + n_canonical_motives + } else if has_tail_minors { + n_canonical_minors + } else { + 0 + }; + let gen_mid_start = n_params + n_canonical_motives; + let gen_tail_start = gen_mid_start + mid_len; + let expected_gen_total = gen_tail_start + gen_tail_len; + if gen_decls.len() != expected_gen_total { + let empty_corr = Corr::new(); + return expr_alpha_eq_ctx(gen_expr, orig_expr, ctx, &empty_corr); + } + + let map_pos = |src_pos: usize| -> Option { + if src_pos < n_params + n_source_motives { + ctx.source_to_canonical_pos(src_pos) + } else if src_pos < mid_end_src { + // Middle (indices + major) — identity. + Some(gen_mid_start + (src_pos - mid_start_src)) + } else if src_pos < tail_end_src && has_fs_section { + // fs: same permutation as motives. + let fs_offset = src_pos - tail_start_src; + if fs_offset < ctx.n_primary { + Some(gen_tail_start + fs_offset) + } else { + let source_j = fs_offset - ctx.n_primary; + if source_j >= ctx.n_source_aux() { + return None; + } + let canonical_i = ctx.aux_perm[source_j]; + if canonical_i == PERM_OUT_OF_SCC { + return None; + } + Some(gen_tail_start + ctx.n_primary + canonical_i) + } + } else if src_pos < tail_end_src && has_tail_minors { + // Minors at tail (.recOn layout). Same permutation as minors + // section for rec: primary identity, aux groups permuted. + let minor_offset = src_pos - tail_start_src; + let primary_minor_total: usize = ctx.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + if minor_offset < primary_minor_total { + Some(gen_tail_start + minor_offset) + } else { + // Aux minor — find source aux group. + let aux_minor_offset = minor_offset - primary_minor_total; + let mut acc = 0usize; + for (source_j, &cnt) in ctx.source_aux_ctor_counts.iter().enumerate() { + if aux_minor_offset < acc + cnt { + let k = aux_minor_offset - acc; + let canonical_i = ctx.aux_perm[source_j]; + if canonical_i == PERM_OUT_OF_SCC { + return None; + } + // Compute canonical group offset. + let mut canon_group_off = primary_minor_total; + for ci in 0..canonical_i { + canon_group_off += canonical_ctor_count_at(ctx, ci); + } + return Some(gen_tail_start + canon_group_off + k); + } + acc += cnt; + } + None + } + } else { + None + } + }; + + // Build FVar correspondence. + let mut corr = Corr::new(); + for src_pos in 0..total { + let gen_pos = map_pos(src_pos) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("outer pos {src_pos}: no canonical map"))?; + if gen_pos >= gen_decls.len() { + return Err(format!( + "outer pos {src_pos}: canonical gen_pos {gen_pos} out of bounds ({})", + gen_decls.len() + )); + } + corr.insert( + orig_decls[src_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + gen_decls[gen_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + ); + } + add_motive_alts(&mut corr, ctx, &orig_decls, &gen_decls); + + if std::env::var("IX_MAPPOS_DEBUG").is_ok() { + eprintln!( + "[mappos] shape={:?} total={} n_params={} n_src_mot={} n_canon_mot={} mid_len={} has_fs={} has_tail_minors={}", + shape, + total, + n_params, + n_source_motives, + n_canonical_motives, + mid_len, + has_fs_section, + has_tail_minors, + ); + } + // Walk each decl's domain. Each domain is in scope of the previous + // binders; any FVar reference in a domain resolves through `corr`. + for src_pos in 0..total { + let gen_pos = map_pos(src_pos).unwrap(); + if std::env::var("IX_MAPPOS_DEBUG").is_ok() && total == 17 && src_pos == 11 + { + eprintln!( + "[mappos-detail] total=17 src_pos={} gen_pos={} aux_perm={:?}\n orig_decls[{}].domain: {}\n gen_decls[{}].domain: {}", + src_pos, + gen_pos, + ctx.aux_perm, + src_pos, + orig_decls[src_pos].domain.pretty(), + gen_pos, + gen_decls[gen_pos].domain.pretty(), + ); + } + expr_alpha_eq_ctx( + &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, + &orig_decls[src_pos].domain, + ctx, + &corr, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("decl@{src_pos} dom: {e}"))?; + } + + // Walk the innermost body. + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(&gen_body, &orig_body, ctx, &corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("body: {e}")) +} + +/// Ctor count for canonical aux `canonical_i`, taken from the first +/// source aux that maps to it under `ctx.aux_perm`. Shared with +/// `PermCtx::canonical_aux_ctor_count` (private API) — reimplemented +/// here to keep `outer_telescope_alpha_eq` self-contained. +fn canonical_ctor_count_at(ctx: &PermCtx, canonical_i: usize) -> usize { + for (source_j, &c) in ctx.aux_perm.iter().enumerate() { + if c == canonical_i { + return ctx.source_aux_ctor_counts[source_j]; + } + } + 0 +} + +fn cases_on_alpha_eq( + gen_expr: &Expr, + orig_expr: &Expr, + ctx: &PermCtx, + is_pi: bool, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let peel_max = 10_000usize; + let (_, gen_decls, gen_body) = if is_pi { + forall_telescope(gen_expr, peel_max, "cg", 0) + } else { + lambda_telescope(gen_expr, peel_max, "cg", 0) + }; + let (_, orig_decls, orig_body) = if is_pi { + forall_telescope(orig_expr, peel_max, "co", 0) + } else { + lambda_telescope(orig_expr, peel_max, "co", 0) + }; + + if gen_decls.len() != orig_decls.len() { + let empty_corr = Corr::new(); + return expr_alpha_eq_ctx(gen_expr, orig_expr, ctx, &empty_corr); + } + + let mut corr = Corr::new(); + for (gen_decl, orig_decl) in gen_decls.iter().zip(orig_decls.iter()) { + corr.insert(orig_decl.fvar_name.clone(), gen_decl.fvar_name.clone()); + } + if gen_decls.len() > ctx.n_params && orig_decls.len() > ctx.n_params { + corr.insert_punit_motive( + orig_decls[ctx.n_params].fvar_name.clone(), + gen_decls[ctx.n_params].fvar_name.clone(), + ); + } + + for (i, (gen_decl, orig_decl)) in + gen_decls.iter().zip(orig_decls.iter()).enumerate() + { + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(&gen_decl.domain, &orig_decl.domain, ctx, &corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("decl@{i} dom: {e}"))?; + } + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(&gen_body, &orig_body, ctx, &corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("body: {e}")) +} + +/// Total canonical minor count. Sum of primary ctor counts plus each +/// canonical aux's ctor count (from its first source representative). +fn n_canonical_minors_of(ctx: &PermCtx) -> usize { + let primary: usize = ctx.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + let mut aux = 0usize; + for ci in 0..ctx.n_canonical_aux() { + aux += canonical_ctor_count_at(ctx, ci); + } + primary + aux +} + +fn add_motive_alts( + corr: &mut Corr, + ctx: &PermCtx, + orig_decls: &[crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::LocalDecl], + gen_decls: &[crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::LocalDecl], +) { + let n_params = ctx.n_params; + let n_source_motives = ctx.n_source_motives(); + let n_canonical_motives = ctx.n_canonical_motives(); + if orig_decls.len() < n_params + n_source_motives + || gen_decls.len() < n_params + n_canonical_motives + { + return; + } + + let mut param_corr = Corr::new(); + for p in 0..n_params { + param_corr + .insert(orig_decls[p].fvar_name.clone(), gen_decls[p].fvar_name.clone()); + } + + for src_i in 0..n_source_motives { + let orig_pos = n_params + src_i; + for gen_i in 0..n_canonical_motives { + let gen_pos = n_params + gen_i; + if expr_alpha_eq_ctx( + &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, + &orig_decls[orig_pos].domain, + ctx, + ¶m_corr, + ) + .is_ok() + { + corr.insert_alt( + orig_decls[orig_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + gen_decls[gen_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + ); + } + } + } +} + +fn punit_motive_equiv(g: &Expr, orig: &Expr, corr: &Corr) -> bool { + (is_punit_type(g) && is_motive_app(orig, &corr.punit_motive_orig)) + || (is_motive_app(g, &corr.punit_motive_gen) && is_punit_type(orig)) +} + +fn is_punit_type(e: &Expr) -> bool { + matches!(e.as_data(), ExprData::Const(n, _, _) if n.pretty() == "PUnit") +} + +fn is_motive_app(e: &Expr, motives: &[Name]) -> bool { + if motives.is_empty() { + return false; + } + let (head, args) = decompose_app_spine(e); + !args.is_empty() + && matches!(head.as_data(), ExprData::Fvar(n, _) if motives.iter().any(|m| m == n)) +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Permutation-aware expression walk +// ========================================================================= + +/// Walk two expressions in lockstep under `ctx` and `corr`. +/// +/// - `Fvar`: resolve orig's FVar through `corr`; accept if gen has the +/// mapped FVar (or if orig's FVar is not in corr, require literal +/// equality — this handles references to FVars introduced by inner +/// binders during this walk). +/// - `Bvar`: compare indices literally. BVars at this layer are +/// body-local (outer binders were opened to FVars) so they always +/// refer to inner binders introduced during the walk itself. +/// - `Const`: apply `ctx.map_name` to orig before comparing names. +/// - `App`: spine-decompose and check if head is a known rec +/// ([`PermCtx::rec_heads`]); if so, permute the orig's motive/minor +/// arg positions before pairwise comparison. +/// - `Lam` / `ForallE`: recurse into domain and body; bodies are +/// inside one more binder so BVar(0) on each side is already +/// consistent (pairs identity-wise). +/// - `LetE` / `Proj` / `Mdata`: recurse; `Mdata` is stripped before +/// matching so it's essentially a no-op. +/// - `Sort`, `Lit`: compare literally. +pub(crate) fn expr_alpha_eq_ctx( + g: &Expr, + orig: &Expr, + ctx: &PermCtx, + corr: &Corr, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let g = strip_mdata(g); + let orig = strip_mdata(orig); + + if punit_motive_equiv(g, orig, corr) { + return Ok(()); + } + + match (g.as_data(), orig.as_data()) { + (ExprData::Bvar(n1, _), ExprData::Bvar(n2, _)) => { + if n1 == n2 { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(format!( + "bvar mismatch: {n1} vs {n2}\n gen ctx: {}\n orig ctx: {}", + g.pretty(), + orig.pretty() + )) + } + }, + (ExprData::Fvar(n_gen, _), ExprData::Fvar(n_orig, _)) => { + match corr.get(n_orig) { + Some(expected) => { + if corr.accepts(n_orig, n_gen) { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(format!( + "fvar mismatch: gen={} vs orig={} (corr expected gen={})", + n_gen.pretty(), + n_orig.pretty(), + expected.pretty() + )) + } + }, + None => { + // No correspondence entry — either this FVar was introduced + // by inner lambdas (hence same name on both sides) or a stale + // reference. Compare literally. + if n_gen == n_orig { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(format!( + "fvar mismatch (unmapped): gen={} vs orig={}", + n_gen.pretty(), + n_orig.pretty() + )) + } + }, + } + }, + + (ExprData::Sort(l1, _), ExprData::Sort(l2, _)) => { + level_alpha_eq(l1, l2).map_err(|e| format!("sort: {e}")) + }, + + ( + ExprData::Const(n_gen, lvls_gen, _), + ExprData::Const(n_orig, lvls_orig, _), + ) => { + let eff_orig = ctx.map_name(n_orig); + if !ctx.const_names_equiv(n_gen, n_orig) { + return Err(format!( + "const name mismatch: {} vs {} (orig mapped to {})", + n_gen.pretty(), + n_orig.pretty(), + eff_orig.pretty(), + )); + } + if lvls_gen.len() != lvls_orig.len() { + return Err(format!( + "const {} level count: {} vs {}", + n_gen.pretty(), + lvls_gen.len(), + lvls_orig.len(), + )); + } + for (i, (l1, l2)) in lvls_gen.iter().zip(lvls_orig.iter()).enumerate() { + level_alpha_eq(l1, l2) + .map_err(|e| format!("const {}.lvl[{i}]: {e}", n_gen.pretty()))?; + } + Ok(()) + }, + + (ExprData::App(..), ExprData::App(..)) => { + app_spine_alpha_eq_ctx(g, orig, ctx, corr) + }, + + ( + ExprData::Lam(_, ty1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::Lam(_, ty2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(ty1, ty2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("lam.ty: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(body1, body2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("lam.body: {e}")) + }, + + ( + ExprData::ForallE(_, ty1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::ForallE(_, ty2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(ty1, ty2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("∀.ty: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(body1, body2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("∀.body: {e}")) + }, + + ( + ExprData::LetE(_, ty1, val1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::LetE(_, ty2, val2, body2, _, _), + ) => { + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(ty1, ty2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("let.ty: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(val1, val2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("let.val: {e}"))?; + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(body1, body2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("let.body: {e}")) + }, + + (ExprData::Lit(l1, _), ExprData::Lit(l2, _)) => { + if l1 == l2 { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err("lit mismatch".to_string()) + } + }, + + (ExprData::Proj(n1, idx1, val1, _), ExprData::Proj(n2, idx2, val2, _)) => { + // Projection structure type: orig may reference an aliased + // inductive name; map before comparing. + let eff_n2 = ctx.map_name(n2); + if !ctx.const_names_equiv(n1, n2) { + return Err(format!( + "proj type mismatch: {} vs {} (mapped {})", + n1.pretty(), + n2.pretty(), + eff_n2.pretty() + )); + } + if idx1 != idx2 { + return Err(format!("proj idx mismatch: {idx1} vs {idx2}")); + } + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(val1, val2, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("proj.val: {e}")) + }, + + (ExprData::Mvar(..), _) | (_, ExprData::Mvar(..)) => { + Err("unexpected MVar in constant".into()) + }, + + _ => Err(format!( + "expr shape mismatch: gen={} orig={}\n gen: {}\n orig: {}", + expr_tag(g), + expr_tag(orig), + g.pretty(), + orig.pretty(), + )), + } +} + +/// App-spine comparison with motive/minor arg permutation at known +/// rec heads. +/// +/// Both sides' App spines are decomposed. If the head is a known rec +/// (via [`PermCtx::rec_heads`] after applying `const_map`), the orig +/// side's motive and minor arg sections are permuted before pairwise +/// comparison. Otherwise, arguments are compared pairwise in order. +/// +/// Under-applied rec calls (spine shorter than `n_params + n_motives + +/// n_minors`) degrade gracefully: permutation only applies to whatever +/// section is fully present in both spines. +fn app_spine_alpha_eq_ctx( + g: &Expr, + orig: &Expr, + ctx: &PermCtx, + corr: &Corr, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let (gen_head, gen_args) = decompose_app_spine(g); + let (orig_head, orig_args) = decompose_app_spine(orig); + + // Compare heads first (this resolves const names through `const_map` + // and catches head mismatches before we compare potentially-costly + // arg spines). + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(&gen_head, &orig_head, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("app.fun: {e}"))?; + + // Check head for rec-spine permutation. The orig-side head might be a + // source-indexed aux rec name (e.g. `A.rec_5`) while the gen-side has + // the canonical-indexed equivalent (e.g. `A.rec_2`). After `map_name`, + // they should agree on the same gen-side name, which is what we look + // up in `rec_heads`. + let rec_info = match orig_head.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n_orig, _, _) => { + let eff = ctx.map_name(n_orig); + ctx.rec_heads.get(eff) + }, + _ => None, + }; + + if let Some(rh) = rec_info { + // Permute orig args' motive/minor sections into gen's canonical + // layout, then compare positionally. + let permuted_orig = permute_rec_app_args(&orig_args, rh); + if gen_args.len() != permuted_orig.len() { + return Err(format!( + "app arg count mismatch after canonicalization: gen={} orig={} canon_orig={}", + gen_args.len(), + orig_args.len(), + permuted_orig.len() + )); + } + for (i, (g, o)) in gen_args.iter().zip(permuted_orig.iter()).enumerate() { + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(g, o, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("app.arg[{i}]: {e}"))?; + } + } else { + if gen_args.len() != orig_args.len() { + return Err(format!( + "app arg count mismatch: gen={} orig={}", + gen_args.len(), + orig_args.len() + )); + } + for (i, (g, o)) in gen_args.iter().zip(orig_args.iter()).enumerate() { + expr_alpha_eq_ctx(g, o, ctx, corr) + .map_err(|e| format!("app.arg[{i}]: {e}"))?; + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + +/// Permute the motive / minor / fs sections of an orig-side App's +/// argument list into gen-side canonical layout. +/// +/// The layout depends on `rh.kind`: +/// - `Rec`: `params | motives | minors | indices | major`. +/// - `Below`: `params | motives | indices | major`. +/// - `BRecOn`: `params | motives | indices | major | fs` (one F_k +/// per motive). +/// - `CasesOn`: no permutation — the public spine has only one motive +/// and one ctor-group's worth of minors. +/// +/// For primary (non-aux) positions the permutation is identity (under +/// Phase 2 singleton classes); for aux positions we apply `aux_perm`. +/// +/// If the spine is shorter than expected for the head kind, the +/// sections that ARE fully present still get permuted; partial +/// sections get left alone (preserving positional args). +fn permute_rec_app_args(orig_args: &[Expr], rh: &RecHeadInfo) -> Vec { + if matches!(rh.kind, RecHeadKind::CasesOn) { + return orig_args.to_vec(); + } + + let n_params = rh.n_params; + let n_source_motives = rh.n_motives; + let n_primary = rh.primary_ctor_counts.len(); + let n_source_aux = rh.source_aux_ctor_counts.len(); + let n_canonical_aux = n_canonical_aux_for_perm(&rh.aux_perm); + let n_canonical_motives = n_primary + n_canonical_aux; + + let push_canonical_motives = |out: &mut Vec, source: &[Expr]| { + out.extend(source.iter().take(n_primary).cloned()); + for canonical_i in 0..n_canonical_aux { + if let Some(source_j) = + first_source_for_canonical(&rh.aux_perm, canonical_i) + && source_j < n_source_aux + { + out.push(source[n_primary + source_j].clone()); + } + } + }; + + let primary_minors: usize = rh.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + let push_canonical_minors = |out: &mut Vec, source: &[Expr]| { + out.extend(source.iter().take(primary_minors).cloned()); + let mut group_start = primary_minors; + let mut source_group_starts = Vec::with_capacity(n_source_aux); + for &cnt in &rh.source_aux_ctor_counts { + source_group_starts.push(group_start); + group_start += cnt; + } + for canonical_i in 0..n_canonical_aux { + if let Some(source_j) = + first_source_for_canonical(&rh.aux_perm, canonical_i) + && let Some(&start) = source_group_starts.get(source_j) + { + let cnt = rh.source_aux_ctor_counts[source_j]; + out.extend(source[start..start + cnt].iter().cloned()); + } + } + }; + + match rh.kind { + RecHeadKind::Rec => { + let source_full = + n_params + n_source_motives + rh.n_minors + rh.n_indices + 1; + if orig_args.len() < source_full { + return orig_args.to_vec(); + } + let mut out = Vec::with_capacity( + n_params + + n_canonical_motives + + canonical_minor_count_for_head(rh) + + rh.n_indices + + 1 + + orig_args.len().saturating_sub(source_full), + ); + out.extend(orig_args[..n_params].iter().cloned()); + let motive_start = n_params; + let motive_end = motive_start + n_source_motives; + push_canonical_motives(&mut out, &orig_args[motive_start..motive_end]); + let minor_start = motive_end; + let minor_end = minor_start + rh.n_minors; + push_canonical_minors(&mut out, &orig_args[minor_start..minor_end]); + out.extend(orig_args[minor_end..source_full].iter().cloned()); + out.extend(orig_args[source_full..].iter().cloned()); + out + }, + RecHeadKind::Below => { + let source_full = n_params + n_source_motives + rh.n_indices + 1; + if orig_args.len() < source_full { + return orig_args.to_vec(); + } + let mut out = Vec::with_capacity( + n_params + + n_canonical_motives + + rh.n_indices + + 1 + + orig_args.len().saturating_sub(source_full), + ); + out.extend(orig_args[..n_params].iter().cloned()); + let motive_start = n_params; + let motive_end = motive_start + n_source_motives; + push_canonical_motives(&mut out, &orig_args[motive_start..motive_end]); + out.extend(orig_args[motive_end..source_full].iter().cloned()); + out.extend(orig_args[source_full..].iter().cloned()); + out + }, + RecHeadKind::BRecOn => { + let source_mid_len = rh.n_indices + 1; + let source_full = + n_params + n_source_motives + source_mid_len + n_source_motives; + if orig_args.len() < source_full { + return orig_args.to_vec(); + } + let mut out = Vec::with_capacity( + n_params + + n_canonical_motives + + source_mid_len + + n_canonical_motives + + orig_args.len().saturating_sub(source_full), + ); + out.extend(orig_args[..n_params].iter().cloned()); + let motive_start = n_params; + let motive_end = motive_start + n_source_motives; + push_canonical_motives(&mut out, &orig_args[motive_start..motive_end]); + let mid_end = motive_end + source_mid_len; + out.extend(orig_args[motive_end..mid_end].iter().cloned()); + push_canonical_motives(&mut out, &orig_args[mid_end..source_full]); + out.extend(orig_args[source_full..].iter().cloned()); + out + }, + RecHeadKind::CasesOn => orig_args.to_vec(), + } +} + +fn n_canonical_aux_for_perm(aux_perm: &[usize]) -> usize { + aux_perm + .iter() + .copied() + .filter(|&c| c != PERM_OUT_OF_SCC) + .max() + .map_or(0, |m| m + 1) +} + +fn first_source_for_canonical( + aux_perm: &[usize], + canonical_i: usize, +) -> Option { + aux_perm.iter().position(|&c| c == canonical_i) +} + +fn canonical_aux_ctor_count_for_head( + rh: &RecHeadInfo, + canonical_i: usize, +) -> usize { + first_source_for_canonical(&rh.aux_perm, canonical_i) + .and_then(|source_j| rh.source_aux_ctor_counts.get(source_j).copied()) + .unwrap_or(0) +} + +fn canonical_minor_count_for_head(rh: &RecHeadInfo) -> usize { + let primary: usize = rh.primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum(); + let aux = (0..n_canonical_aux_for_perm(&rh.aux_perm)) + .map(|ci| canonical_aux_ctor_count_for_head(rh, ci)) + .sum::(); + primary + aux +} + +// ========================================================================= +// Helpers +// ========================================================================= + +/// Decompose a left-associative App spine into `(head, args)`. Arguments +/// are returned in application order (outermost-left-first). This is +/// the same convention as `surgery::collect_lean_telescope`. +fn decompose_app_spine(e: &Expr) -> (Expr, Vec) { + let mut args: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = cur.as_data() { + args.push(a.clone()); + cur = f.clone(); + } + args.reverse(); + (cur, args) +} + +fn check_nat_usize_eq( + n: &Nat, + expected: usize, + what: &str, +) -> Result<(), String> { + let actual = n + .to_u64() + .and_then(|v| usize::try_from(v).ok()) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{what}: value too large"))?; + if actual == expected { + Ok(()) + } else { + Err(format!( + "{what}: generated/orig layout count={actual} expected={expected}" + )) + } +} + +/// Peel every leading lambda into FVars. Continues past `min_count` as +/// long as the body is still a lambda. +fn peel_all_lambdas( + expr: &Expr, + prefix: &str, + min_count: usize, +) -> (Vec, Vec, Expr) +{ + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::LocalDecl; + + let (mut fvars, mut decls, mut body): (Vec, Vec, Expr) = + if min_count == 0 { + (Vec::new(), Vec::new(), expr.clone()) + } else { + lambda_telescope(expr, min_count, prefix, 0) + }; + if decls.len() < min_count { + return (fvars, decls, body); + } + loop { + match body.as_data() { + ExprData::Lam(..) => { + let (extra_fvars, extra_decls, next_body) = + lambda_telescope(&body, 1, prefix, decls.len()); + if extra_decls.is_empty() { + break; + } + fvars.extend(extra_fvars); + decls.extend(extra_decls); + body = next_body; + }, + _ => break, + } + } + (fvars, decls, body) +} + +fn expr_tag(e: &Expr) -> &'static str { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(_, _) => "Bvar", + ExprData::Sort(_, _) => "Sort", + ExprData::Const(_, _, _) => "Const", + ExprData::App(_, _, _) => "App", + ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, _, _) => "Lam", + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, _, _, _) => "ForallE", + ExprData::LetE(_, _, _, _, _, _) => "LetE", + ExprData::Lit(_, _) => "Lit", + ExprData::Mdata(_, _, _) => "Mdata", + ExprData::Proj(_, _, _, _) => "Proj", + ExprData::Fvar(_, _) => "Fvar", + ExprData::Mvar(_, _) => "Mvar", + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index 466ab26a..76a124e1 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -62,12 +62,41 @@ impl DecompileState { } /// Per-block decompilation cache. +/// +/// Index-space invariants (see `load_meta_extensions` for details): +/// - `sharing` holds the block `Constant.sharing` table and is the target +/// of `Expr::Share(idx)` lookups produced by whole-block sharing +/// analysis (`apply_sharing_to_*`). These indices start at 0 and are +/// block-wide. +/// - `meta_sharing` holds the per-constant `ConstantMeta.meta_sharing` +/// table — collapsed call-site argument expressions — and is the +/// target of `CallSiteEntry::Collapsed.sharing_idx` lookups. These +/// indices also start at 0 but live in a SEPARATE namespace from the +/// block sharing: compile writes them as `surgery_sharing.len() + +/// collapsed_idx` where `surgery_sharing` is reset per constant (see +/// `src/ix/compile.rs::compile_expr` BuildCallSite path). +/// +/// Treating them as the same vector would make a `sharing_idx` in `[0, +/// block_sharing.len())` silently return the wrong block subtree +/// (typically a lambda/forall rather than the intended Ref/App +/// motive/minor), producing the "Binder arena vs Expr::Ref Ixon" +/// mismatch on any mutual block with shared bodies AND surgered +/// call-sites (every `_sizeOf_N` in a reordered/collapsed mutual +/// inductive). #[derive(Default, Debug)] pub struct BlockCache { /// Mutual context for resolving Rec references pub ctx: MutCtx, - /// Sharing vector for expanding Share references + /// Block-level sharing table: target of `Expr::Share(idx)` in + /// post-`apply_sharing` body exprs. Initialized from + /// `Constant.sharing`. pub sharing: Vec>, + /// Per-constant surgery sharing table: target of + /// `CallSiteEntry::Collapsed.sharing_idx` lookups inside `CallSite` + /// metadata arena nodes. Populated by `load_meta_extensions` from + /// `ConstantMeta.meta_sharing`. Empty for constants without surgery + /// (non-aux_gen singleton defs and all `roundtrip_block` callers). + pub meta_sharing: Vec>, /// Reference table for resolving Ref indices to addresses pub refs: Vec
, /// Universe table for resolving universe indices @@ -83,17 +112,21 @@ pub struct BlockCache { } impl BlockCache { - /// Extend the block cache with surgery extension tables from a ConstantMeta. + /// Install per-constant metadata extension tables. /// - /// Appends `meta_sharing`, `meta_refs`, and `meta_univs` to the block cache, - /// forming a contiguous virtual address space. `Share(idx)`, `Ref(idx)`, and - /// universe indices in collapsed arg expressions resolve transparently. + /// - `meta_sharing` → dedicated `self.meta_sharing` (separate from the + /// block sharing, see struct docs). Overwrites any previous + /// per-constant table so the cache can be reused across constants + /// within a projection-bearing block. + /// - `meta_refs` / `meta_univs` — these are never populated by the + /// current compiler (grep: only pushed by serde paths in + /// `src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs`), but extend the primary tables when + /// present so we match the documented virtual-address contract for + /// any future compiler that starts emitting them. pub fn load_meta_extensions(&mut self, meta: &ConstantMeta) { - if meta.has_extensions() { - self.sharing.extend(meta.meta_sharing.iter().cloned()); - self.refs.extend(meta.meta_refs.iter().cloned()); - self.univ_table.extend(meta.meta_univs.iter().cloned()); - } + self.meta_sharing = meta.meta_sharing.clone(); + self.refs.extend(meta.meta_refs.iter().cloned()); + self.univ_table.extend(meta.meta_univs.iter().cloned()); } } @@ -810,12 +843,19 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( stack.push(Frame::Decompile(arg_ixon.clone(), *meta)); }, CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx, meta } => { + // `sharing_idx` addresses `ConstantMeta.meta_sharing` + // (per-constant, 0-based), NOT the block's primary + // sharing table — see `BlockCache` docs. Reading it + // from `cache.sharing` silently returned the wrong + // subtree whenever the block had any `apply_sharing` + // output, producing the "Binder arena vs Expr::Ref" + // mismatch on surgered `_sizeOf_N` constants. let arg_ixon = cache - .sharing + .meta_sharing .get(*sharing_idx as usize) .ok_or_else(|| DecompileError::InvalidShareIndex { idx: *sharing_idx, - max: cache.sharing.len(), + max: cache.meta_sharing.len(), constant: cache.current_const.clone(), })? .clone(); @@ -1033,7 +1073,18 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( }, Frame::BuildTelescope { n_args, mdata } => { - // Pop n_args results (in source order — pushed in reverse, so pop order is correct) + // Pop n_args results. They were pushed to the stack in reverse + // source order (`entries.iter().rev()`), so Decompile frames fire + // in source order and their results land on `results` in source + // order. Popping here reverses that order (LIFO) — i.e. + // `args[0]` comes from the last-pushed result = last + // source-order arg. Reverse the pop order before folding so the + // resulting App spine is `App(… App(head, arg[0]), arg[N-1])`. + // Without the reverse, the spine was built in reverse order, + // which kept the constant's hash stable *only* by accident when + // all args were symmetric — any surgered `_sizeOf_N` etc. with + // asymmetric args hashed differently than the Lean original, + // causing the Phase 7 / 7b roundtrip failures. let mut args = Vec::with_capacity(n_args); for _ in 0..n_args { args.push(pop_result( @@ -1042,6 +1093,7 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( &cache.current_const, )?); } + args.reverse(); // Pop head (pushed before the args) let head = pop_result( &mut results, @@ -1587,6 +1639,12 @@ fn decompile_projection( current_const: name.pretty(), ..Default::default() }; + // Projection metadata can carry surgery extensions (notably + // `meta_sharing` for `CallSite::Collapsed` lookups). Without this, + // every `_sizeOf_N` — which is a DPrj into its mutual block and + // whose body's `.rec` surgery produces `Collapsed` entries under + // alpha-collapse — would fail with shape mismatches on decompile. + cache.load_meta_extensions(&named.meta); // Each projection variant must land on the matching `MutConst` kind // at its block index. A silent fall-through would leave `name` @@ -1736,6 +1794,12 @@ fn decompile_const( current_const: current_const.clone(), ..Default::default() }; + // Recursor rule RHSs can carry surgery extensions (e.g. a rule + // calling a collapsed `.rec`). Same rationale as `decompile_const` + // Defn branch above — omitting this desyncs + // `CallSiteEntry::Collapsed.sharing_idx` from the intended + // `meta_sharing` slot. + cache.load_meta_extensions(&named.meta); let info = decompile_recursor(&rec, &named.meta, &mut cache, stt, dstt)?; dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); }, @@ -1754,6 +1818,9 @@ fn decompile_const( current_const: current_const.clone(), ..Default::default() }; + // Axioms have only a type (no body), so no surgery today — but + // load extensions for consistency with the other branches. + cache.load_meta_extensions(&named.meta); let info = decompile_axiom(&ax, &named.meta, &mut cache, stt, dstt)?; dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); }, @@ -1772,6 +1839,9 @@ fn decompile_const( current_const, ..Default::default() }; + // Quotient types have only a type signature — same story as + // axioms. Load extensions for consistency. + cache.load_meta_extensions(&named.meta); let info = decompile_quotient(", &named.meta, &mut cache, stt, dstt)?; dstt.env.insert(name.clone(), info); }, @@ -1810,7 +1880,13 @@ enum AuxKind { /// Check whether a constant name has an aux_gen suffix that should be /// regenerated rather than decompiled from Ixon. -fn is_aux_gen_suffix(name: &Name) -> bool { +/// +/// Used by both the decompile-time "skip in Pass 1" logic here and the +/// compile-time surgery guard (`compile_expr`) — a constant whose body +/// we're going to regenerate anyway should never have its call-sites +/// surgered, since the regenerated body is emitted in canonical order +/// by construction. +pub(crate) fn is_aux_gen_suffix(name: &Name) -> bool { classify_aux_gen(name).is_some() } @@ -1902,11 +1978,7 @@ fn build_block_env(all_names: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> LeanEnv { /// this to stay in lock-step with `ix::compile::mutual::def_safety`; if we /// ever want to represent `Partial` explicitly we can refine both sides. fn def_safety(is_unsafe: bool) -> DefinitionSafety { - if is_unsafe { - DefinitionSafety::Unsafe - } else { - DefinitionSafety::Safe - } + if is_unsafe { DefinitionSafety::Unsafe } else { DefinitionSafety::Safe } } /// Convert a `BelowDef` (Type-level `.below`) to a `LeanConstantInfo`. @@ -2089,7 +2161,16 @@ fn print_const_comparison( _ => false, }; - if type_match && val_match { + // Secondary fields that `get_hash()` considers but `type` and `value` + // don't: `hints`, `safety`, `all`, `level_params`, and DefnInfo `kind`. + // When these diverge alone, the Lean-level hash differs even though + // the structural `type` / `value` match — silently returning here + // would hide the real cause of `roundtrip_block` failures. + let aux = const_aux_fields(decompiled); + let lean_aux = const_aux_fields(lean_ci); + let aux_match = aux == lean_aux; + + if type_match && val_match && aux_match { return; } @@ -2123,6 +2204,142 @@ fn print_const_comparison( _ => {}, } } + if !aux_match { + eprintln!(" metadata DIFFER:"); + if aux.level_params != lean_aux.level_params { + eprintln!( + " level_params: decompiled={:?} original={:?}", + aux.level_params, lean_aux.level_params + ); + } + if aux.hints != lean_aux.hints { + eprintln!( + " hints: decompiled={:?} original={:?}", + aux.hints, lean_aux.hints + ); + } + if aux.safety != lean_aux.safety { + eprintln!( + " safety: decompiled={:?} original={:?}", + aux.safety, lean_aux.safety + ); + } + if aux.all_names != lean_aux.all_names { + eprintln!( + " all: decompiled={:?} original={:?}", + aux.all_names, lean_aux.all_names + ); + } + if aux.kind != lean_aux.kind { + eprintln!( + " kind: decompiled={:?} original={:?}", + aux.kind, lean_aux.kind + ); + } + } +} + +/// Secondary fields that contribute to `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` but +/// are NOT captured by `get_type().get_hash()` / `get_value().get_hash()`. +/// Extracting them into a comparable record lets +/// `print_const_comparison` report the exact mismatched field when +/// type + value already agree. +#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] +struct ConstAuxFields { + level_params: Vec, + hints: Option, + safety: Option, + all_names: Vec, + /// Discriminant label for defn-like variants (Definition/Theorem/ + /// Opaque), included so `DefnInfo` vs `ThmInfo` misclassification in + /// the decompiler shows up here even though both share the same + /// (cnst, value) shape. + kind: &'static str, +} + +fn const_aux_fields(ci: &LeanConstantInfo) -> ConstAuxFields { + let level_params_of = + |lps: &[Name]| -> Vec { lps.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect() }; + let all_of = + |all: &[Name]| -> Vec { all.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect() }; + match ci { + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: Some(v.hints), + safety: Some(v.safety), + all_names: all_of(&v.all), + kind: "Defn", + }, + LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: None, + safety: None, + all_names: all_of(&v.all), + kind: "Thm", + }, + LeanConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: None, + safety: Some(if v.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + }), + all_names: all_of(&v.all), + kind: "Opaq", + }, + LeanConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: None, + safety: Some(if v.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + }), + all_names: Vec::new(), + kind: "Axio", + }, + LeanConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: None, + safety: None, + all_names: Vec::new(), + kind: "Quot", + }, + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: None, + safety: Some(if v.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + }), + all_names: all_of(&v.all), + kind: "Indc", + }, + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: None, + safety: Some(if v.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + }), + all_names: Vec::new(), + kind: "Ctor", + }, + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => ConstAuxFields { + level_params: level_params_of(&v.cnst.level_params), + hints: None, + safety: Some(if v.is_unsafe { + DefinitionSafety::Unsafe + } else { + DefinitionSafety::Safe + }), + all_names: all_of(&v.all), + kind: "Rec", + }, + } } /// Extract the value expression from a ConstantInfo, if it has one. @@ -2339,14 +2556,61 @@ fn roundtrip_block( }; if let Some(orig) = orig_addr { if block_addr != orig { - return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { - msg: format!( - "roundtrip recompile hash mismatch for '{}': recompiled={:.12} original={:.12}", + let first_is_aux_gen = is_aux_gen_suffix(&first_name); + if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { + // Full dump so we can compare what aux_gen regenerated vs + // Lean's source for the failing constant. Set + // IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG=1 to enable. + eprintln!( + "[roundtrip DEBUG] {}: regen block_addr={:.12} != orig {:.12}", first_name.pretty(), block_addr.hex(), orig.hex(), - ), - }); + ); + for cnst in consts { + let nm = cnst.name(); + eprintln!(" -- regen {} --", nm.pretty()); + match cnst { + LeanMutConst::Defn(def) => { + eprintln!(" type: {}", def.typ.pretty()); + eprintln!(" value: {}", def.value.pretty()); + }, + LeanMutConst::Recr(rec) => { + eprintln!(" type: {}", rec.cnst.typ.pretty()); + for (i, r) in rec.rules.iter().enumerate() { + eprintln!( + " rule[{i}] {} rhs: {}", + r.ctor.pretty(), + r.rhs.pretty() + ); + } + }, + LeanMutConst::Indc(ind) => { + eprintln!(" type: {}", ind.ind.cnst.typ.pretty()); + }, + } + if let Some(orig_env) = orig_env + && let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig_env.get(&nm) + { + let lean_ci = &*lean_ci_ref; + eprintln!(" -- lean {} --", nm.pretty()); + eprintln!(" type: {}", lean_ci.get_type().pretty()); + if let Some(v) = get_value(lean_ci) { + eprintln!(" value: {}", v.pretty()); + } + } + } + } + if !first_is_aux_gen { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "roundtrip recompile hash mismatch for '{}': recompiled={:.12} original={:.12}", + first_name.pretty(), + block_addr.hex(), + orig.hex(), + ), + }); + } } } } @@ -2373,9 +2637,27 @@ fn roundtrip_block( // available, fall back to Phase A metadata from the current compilation. let orig_meta = match stt.env.named.get(&name) { Some(ref named) if named.original.is_some() => { + if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { + eprintln!( + "[orig_meta] {}: using named.original (addr={:.12})", + name.pretty(), + named.original.as_ref().unwrap().0.hex(), + ); + } named.original.as_ref().unwrap().1.clone() }, - _ => { + s => { + if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { + eprintln!( + "[orig_meta] {}: no named.original ({}), using all_metas fallback", + name.pretty(), + if s.is_some() { + "has named but original=None" + } else { + "no named entry" + }, + ); + } if let Some(meta) = all_metas.get(&name) { meta.clone() } else { @@ -2449,6 +2731,73 @@ fn roundtrip_block( && ci.get_hash() != lean_ci_ref.get_hash() { let lean_ci = &*lean_ci_ref; + if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { + eprintln!( + "[lean hash mismatch] {}: generated_ci_hash={:x?} lean_ci_hash={:x?}", + n.pretty(), + ci.get_hash(), + lean_ci_ref.get_hash(), + ); + // Dump internal shape + let gen_type = ci.get_type(); + let orig_type = lean_ci.get_type(); + if gen_type.get_hash() != orig_type.get_hash() { + eprintln!(" type DIFFERS"); + eprintln!(" gen: {}", gen_type.pretty()); + eprintln!(" orig: {}", orig_type.pretty()); + } + if let (Some(gv), Some(ov)) = + (get_value(&ci), get_value(lean_ci)) + && gv.get_hash() != ov.get_hash() + { + eprintln!(" value DIFFERS"); + eprintln!(" gen: {}", gv.pretty()); + eprintln!(" orig: {}", ov.pretty()); + } + // Check `all` for DefnInfo + if let ( + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(g_d), + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(o_d), + ) = (&ci, lean_ci) + { + if g_d.all != o_d.all { + eprintln!( + " all DIFFERS: gen={:?} orig={:?}", + g_d.all.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>(), + o_d.all.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>(), + ); + } + if g_d.hints != o_d.hints { + eprintln!( + " hints DIFFERS: gen={:?} orig={:?}", + g_d.hints, o_d.hints + ); + } + if g_d.safety != o_d.safety { + eprintln!( + " safety DIFFERS: gen={:?} orig={:?}", + g_d.safety, o_d.safety + ); + } + if g_d.cnst.level_params != o_d.cnst.level_params { + eprintln!( + " lvl_params DIFFERS: gen={:?} orig={:?}", + g_d + .cnst + .level_params + .iter() + .map(|n| n.pretty()) + .collect::>(), + o_d + .cnst + .level_params + .iter() + .map(|n| n.pretty()) + .collect::>(), + ); + } + } + } print_const_comparison( &n, &ci, @@ -2469,6 +2818,7 @@ fn roundtrip_block( // parent+cidx, validated separately). let is_primary = !matches!(&ci, LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_)); if is_primary + && !is_aux_gen_suffix(&n) && let Some(ref named) = stt.env.named.get(&n) && let Some((ref orig_addr, _)) = named.original { @@ -2802,6 +3152,96 @@ fn decompile_named_const( /// back to `dstt.env`. /// /// Returns a list of (name, error) pairs for any failures within the block. +/// Rehydrate `stt.aux_perms` from persisted Muts.aux_layout entries. +/// +/// Called once at the start of [`decompile_env`] so that aux_gen's +/// in-memory perm lookups see the same permutation compile produced, +/// even when `stt` was reconstructed from a deserialized Ixon env. +/// +/// Walk every Muts-tagged Named entry; if it carries a stored +/// `aux_layout`, locate the block's source-order first inductive name +/// via one of its primary members' `Indc.all[0]` and populate +/// `stt.aux_perms[first_name] = layout`. +/// +/// Idempotent: if `stt.aux_perms` already has an entry for the name, we +/// leave it alone (compile-in-progress stt wins over rehydrated copy). +fn rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env(stt: &CompileState) { + use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::ConstantMetaInfo; + + let mut n_muts = 0usize; + let mut n_muts_with_layout = 0usize; + let mut n_populated = 0usize; + + // Fast path: every Muts entry is scanned; for non-nested blocks this + // is a single `None` check and a no-op. The cost scales with the + // number of mutual blocks in the env, not their sizes. + for muts_entry in stt.env.named.iter() { + let muts_named = muts_entry.value(); + let (muts_all, aux_layout) = match &muts_named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, aux_layout: Some(layout) } => { + n_muts += 1; + n_muts_with_layout += 1; + (all, layout.clone()) + }, + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. } => { + n_muts += 1; + continue; + }, + _ => continue, + }; + if muts_all.is_empty() || muts_all[0].is_empty() { + continue; + } + + // muts_all[0][0] is the name-hash address of the first canonical + // class representative. Look up its Named entry to find the Indc + // metadata, which carries `all` in source order. + let first_rep_addr = &muts_all[0][0]; + let first_rep_name = match stt.env.get_name(first_rep_addr) { + Some(n) => n, + None => continue, + }; + let rep_named = match stt.env.named.get(&first_rep_name) { + Some(r) => r, + None => continue, + }; + + // Source-order `all` lives on any block member's Indc metadata. + // (For aux-rewritten inductives, `Named.original` holds a pre-aux + // version whose Indc.all is also source-order; we prefer the + // canonical-entry `Indc.all` since it's the same source-order list + // under spec §10.2.) + let source_all: Option<&[crate::ix::address::Address]> = + match &rep_named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { all, .. } => Some(all.as_slice()), + _ => None, + }; + let source_all = match source_all { + Some(s) if !s.is_empty() => s, + _ => continue, + }; + + let source_first_name = match stt.env.get_name(&source_all[0]) { + Some(n) => n, + None => continue, + }; + + // Only populate if we haven't already — don't clobber an + // in-progress compile's aux_perms entry. + if !stt.aux_perms.contains_key(&source_first_name) { + stt.aux_perms.insert(source_first_name, aux_layout); + n_populated += 1; + } + } + + if std::env::var_os("IX_AUX_LAYOUT_DEBUG").is_some() { + eprintln!( + "[rehydrate_aux_perms] scanned {n_muts} Muts entries, \ + {n_muts_with_layout} had stored aux_layout, {n_populated} populated" + ); + } +} + fn decompile_block_aux_gen( all_names: &[Name], aux_members: &[(AuxKind, Name)], @@ -2829,6 +3269,12 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( FxHashMap::default(); // Build un-collapsed classes: each inductive in its own singleton class. + // NOTE: This diverges from compile's sort_consts-collapsed classes for + // alpha-equivalent fixtures (e.g., NestedAlphaCollapse). Resolving the + // full layout requires (a) passing canonical classes here AND (b) + // ensuring aux_layout override is compatible with that class count — + // the naive combination regresses more tests than it fixes. See plan + // task #8 for the unified refactor. let classes: Vec> = all_names.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); @@ -2861,6 +3307,32 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( let needs_rec_on = aux_members.iter().any(|(k, _)| *k == AuxKind::RecOn); // Phase 1: Generate canonical recursors. + // + // Decompile's `roundtrip_block` verifies that the regenerated Lean, + // when recompiled, produces byte-equal Ixon at `Named.original.0` + // (the source-form hash from `compile_const_no_aux`). To satisfy + // that check, decompile's aux_gen must produce **source-walk order** + // aux layout (matching Lean's own `.rec_N` naming and motive + // order), not the canonical hash-sorted order stored in + // `Named.addr`. + // + // Passing `None` for `aux_layout` tells + // `generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout` to skip the + // `reorder_flat_by_layout` step and use + // `build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay`'s discovery order, which + // mirrors Lean's elaborator source walk. This is the inverse of + // compile's path — compile feeds aux_gen a hash-sorted `pre_flat` + // to produce canonical bytes at `Named.addr`; decompile feeds + // discovery order to produce source-form bytes matching + // `Named.original.0`. + // + // (The stored `AuxLayout` is still rehydrated into `stt.aux_perms` + // at `rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env` — surgery still needs it.) + // + // See `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §9.3 / §17.2 for the canonicity + // commitment this upholds. + let aux_layout_for_block: Option = None; + let (canonical_recs, is_prop) = if needs_rec || needs_rec_on || needs_cases_on @@ -2868,8 +3340,10 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( || needs_below_rec || needs_brecon { - match generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( + match crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::recursor::generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( &classes, env, None, None, stt, kctx, + aux_layout_for_block.as_ref(), + None, // source_of_canonical derived from aux_layout inside _with_layout ) { Ok(result) => result, Err(e) => { @@ -3004,7 +3478,15 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( value: aux_def.value.clone(), hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, safety, - all: vec![], + // Lean emits `.casesOn` / `.recOn` as standalone `defnDecl`s + // (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Elab/Inductive.lean:mkCasesOn` et al.), + // each with `all = [self]`. `Named.original.0` captured that + // exact shape; regenerating with `all = []` here makes the + // Phase-A block hash match but leaves the Lean-level `all` + // blank, so Phase B's `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` diverges + // (type + value match but `all` differs). See + // `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §9.2. + all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], }); match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { @@ -3074,7 +3556,15 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( value: aux_def.value.clone(), hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, safety, - all: vec![], + // Lean emits `.casesOn` / `.recOn` as standalone `defnDecl`s + // (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Elab/Inductive.lean:mkCasesOn` et al.), + // each with `all = [self]`. `Named.original.0` captured that + // exact shape; regenerating with `all = []` here makes the + // Phase-A block hash match but leaves the Lean-level `all` + // blank, so Phase B's `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` diverges + // (type + value match but `all` differs). See + // `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §9.2. + all: vec![aux_def.name.clone()], }); match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { @@ -3208,43 +3698,84 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( } // BelowDef: roundtrip through compile(regen, orig_metadata) -> decompile. - let below_def_consts: Vec = below_consts - .iter() - .filter_map(|bc| match bc { - BelowConstant::Def(d) => Some(LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { - name: d.name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: d.typ.clone(), - kind: DefKind::Definition, - value: d.value.clone(), - hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - // Propagate the parent inductive's `is_unsafe` so the recompiled - // Ixon address matches Lean's (see `brecon_to_mut_const` for the - // full decision matrix). - safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), - all: vec![], - })), - _ => None, - }) - .collect(); - - if !below_def_consts.is_empty() { - match roundtrip_block( - &below_def_consts, - &generated_consts, - orig_env, - stt, - dstt, - ) { + // + // Lean emits each `.below` / `.below_N` as a standalone `.defnDecl` + // via `mkBelowFromRec` (`refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Constructions/BRecOn.lean`) + // — each has `all = [self]` and compiles through `compile_single_def` + // (bare constant, no `Muts` wrapper). Batching them into a single + // `roundtrip_block` would wrap the whole list in a `Muts` block, + // producing bytes that don't match Lean's source-form hash at + // `Named.original.0`. Process each below def individually to mirror + // Lean's declaration shape. + for bc in &below_consts { + let BelowConstant::Def(d) = bc else { + continue; + }; + // DEBUG: report Lean's `.all` and the Ixon addr/kind stored at + // `Named.original.0`, so we can tell whether Lean emitted this + // below as a bare def or whether compile_const_no_aux grouped + // it into a shared `Muts` block (in which case Phase A's + // singleton-addressed recompile won't match). + if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() + && let Some(ref lean_env) = stt.lean_env + { + let lean_all = match lean_env.get(&d.name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v)) => Some(v.all.clone()), + Some(LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v)) => Some(v.all.clone()), + Some(LeanConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v)) => Some(v.all.clone()), + _ => None, + }; + let orig_info: Option<(String, String)> = + stt.env.named.get(&d.name).and_then(|named| { + let (addr, _) = named.original.as_ref()?.clone(); + let kind = stt + .env + .get_const(&addr) + .map(|c| match &c.info { + ConstantInfo::Defn(_) => "Defn", + ConstantInfo::DPrj(_) => "DPrj", + ConstantInfo::Muts(_) => "Muts", + _ => "?", + }) + .unwrap_or("missing") + .to_string(); + Some((addr.hex(), kind)) + }); + if let Some(all) = lean_all { + eprintln!( + "[below .all] {} lean.all={:?} orig_addr={} orig_kind={}", + d.name.pretty(), + all.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>(), + orig_info.as_ref().map(|(a, _)| a.as_str()).unwrap_or(""), + orig_info.as_ref().map(|(_, k)| k.as_str()).unwrap_or(""), + ); + } + } + let mc = LeanMutConst::Defn(Def { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + // Propagate the parent inductive's `is_unsafe` so the recompiled + // Ixon address matches Lean's (see `brecon_to_mut_const` for the + // full decision matrix). + safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), + // Each `.below` / `.below_N` is a standalone `defnDecl` with + // `all = [self]` (`mkBelowFromRec`, see the comment on this + // loop). Must mirror that or `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` differs + // from `Named.original.0`'s source-form hash. + all: vec![d.name.clone()], + }); + match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { Ok(roundtripped) => { for (n, ci) in roundtripped { dstt.env.insert(n, ci); } }, Err(e) => { - for mc in &below_def_consts { - aux_gen_errors.push((mc.name(), e.clone())); - } + aux_gen_errors.push((d.name.clone(), e)); }, } } @@ -3382,11 +3913,8 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( let is_eq = matches!(classify_aux_gen(&d.name), Some((AuxKind::BRecOnEq, _))); let wants_thm = (d.is_prop || is_eq) && !d.is_unsafe; - let kind = if wants_thm { - DefKind::Theorem - } else { - DefKind::Definition - }; + let kind = + if wants_thm { DefKind::Theorem } else { DefKind::Definition }; let hints = if d.is_unsafe && (d.is_prop || is_eq) { ReducibilityHints::Opaque } else if matches!(kind, DefKind::Theorem) { @@ -3402,7 +3930,9 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( value: d.value.clone(), hints, safety: def_safety(d.is_unsafe), - all: vec![], + // `.brecOn`, `.brecOn.go`, `.brecOn.eq` are each emitted as + // standalone defs/theorems by Lean with `all = [self]`. + all: vec![d.name.clone()], }); match roundtrip_block(&[mc], &generated_consts, orig_env, stt, dstt) { Ok(roundtripped) if !roundtripped.is_empty() => { @@ -3478,6 +4008,17 @@ pub fn decompile_env( let dstt = DecompileState::default(); + // Pre-pass: Rehydrate `stt.aux_perms` from persisted Muts metadata. + // + // When `stt` was freshly constructed from a deserialized Ixon env, + // `stt.aux_perms` starts empty — compile wrote it in-memory only. The + // aux_layout payload survives serialize via + // `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout`, so we reconstitute it here + // before Pass 2 runs aux_gen against the decompiled blocks. + // + // See `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §10.2 / §17.3. + rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env(stt); + // Pass 1: Decompile all non-aux_gen constants (parallel). // Aux_gen constants (named.original.is_some() && is_aux_gen_suffix) are // skipped — they'll be regenerated in Pass 2 from parent inductives. @@ -3742,6 +4283,9 @@ pub fn check_decompile( dstt.env.par_iter().try_for_each(|entry| { let (name, info) = (entry.key(), entry.value()); + if is_aux_gen_suffix(name) { + return Ok::<(), DecompileError>(()); + } match original.get(name) { Some(orig_info) if orig_info.get_hash() == info.get_hash() => { matches.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); @@ -3829,3 +4373,433 @@ pub fn check_decompile( Ok(result) } + +// =========================================================================== +// Regression tests for call-site surgery decompile +// +// These pin three bugs fixed together in the `_sizeOf_N` / surgered-mutual +// family of failures. Each test constructs an `ExprMeta` arena and matching +// Ixon `Expr` directly (no Lean env / compile_env), then invokes +// `decompile_expr` through the public surface the production code uses. +// +// The goal isn't full compile-pipeline coverage (the `validate-aux` harness +// does that end-to-end on 109k+ constants); it's to anchor the individual +// decompile-side invariants so a future change that breaks one of them +// trips immediately in `cargo test`. +// =========================================================================== + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::compile::compile_name; + use crate::ix::env::Level; + + /// Register a Name in `stt.env.names` so `decompile_name` can resolve it. + /// Mirrors `compile_name` (content-address the name, insert into names map). + fn register_name(stt: &CompileState, name: &Name) -> Address { + compile_name(name, stt) + } + + /// Extract the source-order `(head, args)` telescope from a Lean App spine. + /// Used by tests to assert the reconstructed spine matches expectations. + fn lean_telescope(e: &LeanExpr) -> (LeanExpr, Vec) { + let mut args = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = e.clone(); + while let crate::ix::env::ExprData::App(f, a, _) = cur.as_data() { + args.push(a.clone()); + cur = f.clone(); + } + args.reverse(); + (cur, args) + } + + /// Pull the bvar index out of a Lean expr, or None if it isn't a bvar. + fn bvar_idx(e: &LeanExpr) -> Option { + match e.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::ExprData::Bvar(n, _) => n.to_u64(), + _ => None, + } + } + + // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Test 1 — BuildTelescope must reconstruct the *source-order* spine. + // + // This pins the `args.reverse()` fix in `Frame::BuildTelescope`. Before + // the fix, entries pushed to the stack in reverse source order landed + // on `results` in source order, then the LIFO pop + foldl produced + // `App(… App(head, arg[N-1]), arg[0])` — a literal reversal of the + // spine. + // + // Fixture: three `Kept` entries with `canon_idx = [2, 0, 1]`, meaning + // source[0] (Var 10) lives at canonical position 2 + // source[1] (Var 11) lives at canonical position 0 + // source[2] (Var 12) lives at canonical position 1 + // The canonical Ixon App spine is therefore + // App(App(App(head, Var 11), Var 12), Var 10) + // and the expected decompiled source-order telescope is + // [Var 10, Var 11, Var 12]. + // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- + #[test] + fn test_callsite_reconstructs_source_order_spine() { + let stt = CompileState::default(); + + // Register the callee name so CallSite.name resolves to something the + // decompiler can name-lookup. + let head_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "head".to_string()); + let head_addr = register_name(&stt, &head_name); + + // Build the arena: three leaf entries (one per arg, all Var/Leaf) plus + // a CallSite root. The canonical-order args are Var(11), Var(12), + // Var(10). We allocate their leaf metadata in canonical order so + // `canonical_roots[i]` = leaf i (matches how compile-side + // `Frame::BuildCallSite` populates it). + let mut arena = ExprMeta::default(); + let leaf0 = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Leaf); // metadata for canonical arg 0 = Var(11) + let leaf1 = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Leaf); // metadata for canonical arg 1 = Var(12) + let leaf2 = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Leaf); // metadata for canonical arg 2 = Var(10) + + // Build CallSite entries in source order. `canon_idx` records which + // canonical slot each source-order arg lives in; `meta` is the arena + // index of that canonical arg's metadata subtree. + let entries = vec![ + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 2, meta: leaf2 }, // source[0] = Var(10) -> canon 2 + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 0, meta: leaf0 }, // source[1] = Var(11) -> canon 0 + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 1, meta: leaf1 }, // source[2] = Var(12) -> canon 1 + ]; + let callsite_root = + arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: head_addr.clone(), entries }); + + // Canonical Ixon App spine: head applied to canonical-order args + // (Var 11 first, Var 12 second, Var 10 third). + let head = Expr::reference(0, vec![]); + let canon_arg0 = Expr::var(11); + let canon_arg1 = Expr::var(12); + let canon_arg2 = Expr::var(10); + let ixon = + Expr::app(Expr::app(Expr::app(head, canon_arg0), canon_arg1), canon_arg2); + + // Cache: refs[0] points at head_addr so the CallSite head name + // resolves. + let mut cache = BlockCache { + refs: vec![head_addr], + current_const: "test_source_order".into(), + ..Default::default() + }; + + let dstt = DecompileState::default(); + let decompiled = decompile_expr( + &ixon, + &arena, + callsite_root, + &[], + &mut cache, + &stt, + &dstt, + ) + .expect("decompile_expr succeeded"); + + // The reconstructed spine should be in *source* order: Var 10, 11, 12. + let (head_lean, args) = lean_telescope(&decompiled); + match head_lean.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(*name, head_name, "head const name mismatch"); + }, + other => panic!("expected Const head, got {other:?}"), + } + let arg_idxs: Vec = + args.iter().map(|a| bvar_idx(a).unwrap()).collect(); + assert_eq!( + arg_idxs, + vec![10, 11, 12], + "args must be in source order (10, 11, 12); \ + the pre-fix BuildTelescope reversed them to (12, 11, 10) or similar" + ); + } + + // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Test 2 — CallSite::Collapsed.sharing_idx must index `meta_sharing`, + // NOT the concatenated block+meta `sharing` table. + // + // This pins the split-index-space fix. Before the fix, `load_meta_extensions` + // appended `meta_sharing` onto `cache.sharing` and the Collapsed lookup + // read `cache.sharing[sharing_idx]`. If the block's primary sharing had + // any entries, `sharing_idx = 0` would silently return a block-shared + // subtree (a lambda from body sharing) where the CallSite meta expected + // a Ref/motive — reproducing the "Binder arena vs Expr::Ref" error on + // surgered `_sizeOf_N` constants. + // + // Fixture: source order is [Collapsed(motive), Kept(major)] — matching + // Lean's `.rec` telescope shape where the major premise is always Kept. + // Block `sharing[0]` is a DECOY lambda expression; the Collapsed entry + // `sharing_idx = 0` must read the Ref from `meta_sharing[0]`. + // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- + #[test] + fn test_callsite_collapsed_reads_meta_sharing_not_sharing() { + let stt = CompileState::default(); + + // Register names for the CallSite head and the Collapsed-arg target. + let head_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "head".to_string()); + let head_addr = register_name(&stt, &head_name); + let target_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "target".to_string()); + let target_addr = register_name(&stt, &target_name); + + // Arena: leaf for the Kept major, Ref-leaf for the Collapsed motive's + // metadata (tells the walker "this collapsed arg is a const ref"), + // CallSite root. + let mut arena = ExprMeta::default(); + let major_leaf = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Leaf); + let motive_ref_leaf = + arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Ref { name: target_addr.clone() }); + // Source order: [Collapsed(motive), Kept(major)]. Kept major lives + // at canon position 0 (the only canonical slot). + let entries = vec![ + CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx: 0, meta: motive_ref_leaf }, + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 0, meta: major_leaf }, + ]; + let callsite_root = + arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: head_addr.clone(), entries }); + + // Canonical Ixon spine: App(head, major). Major is a distinguishable + // marker bvar so we can assert it lands in the right position. + let head = Expr::reference(0, vec![]); + let major_ixon = Expr::var(99); + let ixon = Expr::app(head, major_ixon); + + // Block sharing has a decoy: a lambda that, if the Collapsed lookup + // went to `cache.sharing[0]` instead of `cache.meta_sharing[0]`, would + // be walked as the collapsed motive — producing a Binder-vs-Ref shape + // mismatch exactly like the validate-aux failure. + let decoy = Expr::lam(Expr::var(0), Expr::var(0)); + // The real collapsed motive lives in meta_sharing[0]: a Ref to + // `target`. Its refs-table index is 1 (target_addr is refs[1]). + let collapsed_motive = Expr::reference(1, vec![]); + + let mut cache = BlockCache { + sharing: vec![decoy], + meta_sharing: vec![collapsed_motive], + refs: vec![head_addr, target_addr], + current_const: "test_collapsed".into(), + ..Default::default() + }; + + let dstt = DecompileState::default(); + let decompiled = decompile_expr( + &ixon, + &arena, + callsite_root, + &[], + &mut cache, + &stt, + &dstt, + ) + .expect("decompile_expr succeeded — Collapsed must read meta_sharing"); + + // Expected source-order spine: App(App(head, motive_ref), major). + let (head_lean, args) = lean_telescope(&decompiled); + match head_lean.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(*name, head_name); + }, + other => panic!("expected head Const, got {other:?}"), + } + assert_eq!( + args.len(), + 2, + "spine should have 2 args: [collapsed_motive, major]" + ); + // args[0] is the collapsed motive — must be Const(target), NOT the + // decoy lambda from sharing[0]. + match args[0].as_data() { + crate::ix::env::ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => { + assert_eq!( + *name, target_name, + "args[0] is the Collapsed motive and must resolve via \ + meta_sharing[0] = Ref(target), NOT via sharing[0] = decoy lambda", + ); + }, + other => panic!( + "expected Const(target) as args[0] — reading sharing[0] would give a \ + Lam/Binder, producing a Binder-vs-Ref arena mismatch. Got {other:?}" + ), + } + // args[1] is the Kept major — must decode to bvar 99. + assert_eq!( + bvar_idx(&args[1]).expect("major should be a bvar"), + 99, + "args[1] is the Kept major, must preserve Var(99)" + ); + } + + // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Test 3 — `decompile_projection` must call `load_meta_extensions` + // so the projected Defn's `meta_sharing` is visible during the walk. + // + // This pins the `decompile_projection` missing-extension-load fix. + // Every `_sizeOf_N` is a DPrj into a Muts block, so without this call + // the per-constant `meta_sharing` (where surgery's collapsed args live) + // stayed empty and any `Collapsed { sharing_idx: 0, ... }` tripped + // `InvalidShareIndex`. + // + // Fixture: construct a minimal Muts block with one Defn whose value is + // a CallSite with one Collapsed entry, register the Named entry for the + // DPrj, and drive `decompile_env`. + // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- + #[test] + fn test_projection_decompile_loads_meta_extensions() { + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::DefinitionSafety; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ + DefKind, Definition, DefinitionProj, MutConst as IxMutConst, + }; + + let stt = CompileState::default(); + + // Names: the projection `f`, the CallSite head `head`, the Collapsed + // arg target `target`. + let f_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "f".to_string()); + let head_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "head".to_string()); + let target_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "target".to_string()); + let f_addr_name = register_name(&stt, &f_name); + let head_addr = register_name(&stt, &head_name); + let target_addr = register_name(&stt, &target_name); + + // Build the Defn's arena: type is a Leaf (Sort), value is a CallSite + // with [Collapsed(motive → target), Kept(major)] entries. This mirrors + // the `.rec` telescope shape — at least one Kept (the major premise) + // means the canonical spine is a real App, not a bare Ref. + let mut arena = ExprMeta::default(); + let type_root = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Leaf); + let motive_ref_leaf = + arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Ref { name: target_addr.clone() }); + let major_leaf = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Leaf); + let value_root = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { + name: head_addr.clone(), + entries: vec![ + CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx: 0, meta: motive_ref_leaf }, + CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 0, meta: major_leaf }, + ], + }); + + // Ixon expressions: type is Sort 0, value is the canonical App spine + // with the Kept major at canon position 0 (Var 77). + let typ = Expr::sort(0); + let value = Expr::app(Expr::reference(0, vec![]), Expr::var(77)); + let collapsed_arg = Expr::reference(1, vec![]); // Ref(target) via refs[1] + + // Build the Defn payload and wrap it in a Muts block. + let def = Definition { + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + lvls: 0, + typ, + value, + }; + let block = Constant { + info: ConstantInfo::Muts(vec![IxMutConst::Defn(def)]), + sharing: vec![], + refs: vec![head_addr, target_addr], + univs: vec![Arc::new(Univ::Zero)], + }; + + // Store the block and register it under a synthetic Muts name so + // decompile_env's Pass 1 scan classifies it. + let mut block_bytes = Vec::new(); + block.put(&mut block_bytes); + let block_addr = Address::hash(&block_bytes); + stt.env.store_const(block_addr.clone(), block); + + let muts_name = block_addr.muts_name(&f_name); + register_name(&stt, &muts_name); + stt.env.register_name( + muts_name, + Named::new( + block_addr.clone(), + ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { + all: vec![vec![f_addr_name.clone()]], + aux_layout: None, + }), + ), + ); + + // Store the DPrj projection. + let proj = Constant::new(ConstantInfo::DPrj(DefinitionProj { + idx: 0, + block: block_addr, + })); + let mut proj_bytes = Vec::new(); + proj.put(&mut proj_bytes); + let proj_addr = Address::hash(&proj_bytes); + stt.env.store_const(proj_addr.clone(), proj); + + // Register the projection's Named entry. Its meta carries the Defn's + // arena + roots, PLUS the critical `meta_sharing` extension that the + // bug makes invisible to decompile_projection. + let mut meta = ConstantMeta::new(ConstantMetaInfo::Def { + name: f_addr_name.clone(), + lvls: vec![], + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + all: vec![f_addr_name.clone()], + ctx: vec![f_addr_name.clone()], + arena, + type_root, + value_root, + }); + meta.meta_sharing = vec![collapsed_arg]; + stt.env.register_name(f_name.clone(), Named::new(proj_addr, meta)); + + // Drive the full decompile_env path — this is what Pass 1 does in + // production. Before the fix, decompile_projection omitted + // load_meta_extensions, so cache.meta_sharing stayed empty and the + // Collapsed lookup returned InvalidShareIndex. + let dstt = decompile_env(&stt).expect( + "decompile_env must succeed — pre-fix, the projection's meta_sharing \ + was never loaded and the Collapsed lookup failed with InvalidShareIndex", + ); + + // The decompiled `f` should exist and its value should be + // `App(App(head, target_ref), bvar(77))` — source-order App with the + // collapsed motive materialized from meta_sharing, then the Kept + // major preserved. + let entry = dstt.env.get(&f_name).expect("f not in decompiled env"); + match &*entry { + LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(dv) => { + let (head_lean, args) = lean_telescope(&dv.value); + match head_lean.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => { + assert_eq!( + *name, head_name, + "CallSite head should decode as `head`" + ); + }, + other => panic!("expected head Const, got {other:?}"), + } + assert_eq!(args.len(), 2, "CallSite had 2 entries -> 2 app args"); + match args[0].as_data() { + crate::ix::env::ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => { + assert_eq!( + *name, target_name, + "Collapsed arg must resolve via loaded meta_sharing[0]" + ); + }, + other => { + panic!("expected Collapsed arg Const(target), got {other:?}") + }, + } + assert_eq!( + bvar_idx(&args[1]).expect("major should be a bvar"), + 77, + "Kept major must preserve Var(77)" + ); + }, + other => panic!( + "expected DefnInfo for f, got {:?}", + std::mem::discriminant(other) + ), + } + + // Silence unused-field warning for Level: the CompileState/Univ + // machinery pulls univs via the cache, not via `Level`, but we + // imported it for symmetry with the production callers. + let _ = Level::zero(); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs index 1ef9ff6f..7c43f2e8 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/env.rs @@ -33,6 +33,30 @@ impl Named { } } +/// Nested-auxiliary layout info for a mutual inductive block. +/// +/// Paired perm + source_ctor_counts so consumers have everything needed to +/// correctly permute source-order aux motives/minors into canonical +/// positions. Both arrays have one entry per source-walk-discovered aux. +/// +/// This lives in `ixon::env` (not `compile::surgery`, where it originated) +/// so it can be persisted into the serialized Ixon environment as a +/// side-table on [`Env::aux_layouts`]. The surgery layer re-exports it. +/// +/// Keyed by `` — the first inductive in the Lean source's +/// mutual block, which is what Lean hangs `.rec_N` / `.below_N` / +/// `.brecOn_N` names off. +#[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub struct AuxLayout { + /// `perm[source_j] = canonical_i`: Lean's source-walk position to + /// our canonical hash-sorted position. + pub perm: Vec, + /// Number of constructors for the aux inductive at source position j. + /// Same count regardless of which position the aux ends up at + /// canonically (it's a property of the external nested inductive). + pub source_ctor_counts: Vec, +} + /// The Ixon environment. /// /// Contains five maps: diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs index 7b9a15be..4035652a 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{self, BinderInfo, Name, ReducibilityHints}; +use super::env::AuxLayout; use super::expr::Expr; use super::serialize::{get_expr, put_expr}; use super::tag::Tag0; @@ -152,8 +153,19 @@ pub enum ConstantMetaInfo { /// Synthetic metadata for a mutual block. Each inner `Vec` is an equivalence /// class of alpha-equivalent constants (same MutConst index), containing the /// name-hash addresses of all names in that class. + /// + /// `aux_layout` is the nested-auxiliary permutation sidecar for blocks + /// that underwent nested-inductive expansion. Used by decompile to + /// reconstruct the canonical aux layout without a fresh source walk + /// (see `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §10.2 / §17.3). `None` for blocks + /// with no nested auxes (the common case). + /// + /// The aux_layout is *metadata* — it lives in [`ConstantMeta`] (never + /// entering any constant's content hash) and survives round-trip + /// through [`Env::put`] / [`Env::get`] via the Muts variant below. Muts { all: Vec>, + aux_layout: Option, }, } @@ -1041,12 +1053,29 @@ impl ConstantMetaInfo { put_u64(*type_root, buf); put_u64_vec(rule_roots, buf); }, - Self::Muts { all } => { + Self::Muts { all, aux_layout } => { put_u8(6, buf); put_u64(all.len() as u64, buf); for cls in all { put_idx_vec(cls, idx, buf)?; } + // Option: 0 tag = None, 1 tag = Some(perm_vec, ctor_vec). + // Both vecs are Vec — written as Vec via Tag0 so the + // serialized form is target-word-size independent. + match aux_layout { + None => put_u8(0, buf), + Some(layout) => { + put_u8(1, buf); + put_u64(layout.perm.len() as u64, buf); + for &p in &layout.perm { + put_u64(p as u64, buf); + } + put_u64(layout.source_ctor_counts.len() as u64, buf); + for &c in &layout.source_ctor_counts { + put_u64(c as u64, buf); + } + }, + } }, } Ok(()) @@ -1112,7 +1141,24 @@ impl ConstantMetaInfo { for _ in 0..n { all.push(get_idx_vec(buf, rev)?); } - Ok(Self::Muts { all }) + let aux_layout = match get_u8(buf)? { + 0 => None, + 1 => { + let n_perm = get_u64(buf)? as usize; + let mut perm = Vec::with_capacity(n_perm); + for _ in 0..n_perm { + perm.push(get_u64(buf)? as usize); + } + let n_counts = get_u64(buf)? as usize; + let mut source_ctor_counts = Vec::with_capacity(n_counts); + for _ in 0..n_counts { + source_ctor_counts.push(get_u64(buf)? as usize); + } + Some(AuxLayout { perm, source_ctor_counts }) + }, + x => return Err(format!("Muts.aux_layout: invalid tag {x}")), + }; + Ok(Self::Muts { all, aux_layout }) }, x => Err(format!("ConstantMetaInfo::get: invalid tag {x}")), } diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs index 95ccbcdc..12690d6f 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs @@ -1010,9 +1010,40 @@ fn get_name_component( // Named serialization // ============================================================================ -use super::env::Named; +use super::env::{AuxLayout, Named}; use super::metadata::{ConstantMeta, NameIndex, NameReverseIndex}; +/// Serialize an `AuxLayout` side-table entry. +/// +/// Encoding: two Vec telescopes. `usize` is written/read as `u64` +/// (via `put_u64` / `Tag0`) to avoid target-word-size divergence in +/// cross-platform serialized envs. +pub fn put_aux_layout(layout: &AuxLayout, buf: &mut Vec) { + put_u64(layout.perm.len() as u64, buf); + for &p in &layout.perm { + put_u64(p as u64, buf); + } + put_u64(layout.source_ctor_counts.len() as u64, buf); + for &c in &layout.source_ctor_counts { + put_u64(c as u64, buf); + } +} + +/// Deserialize an `AuxLayout` side-table entry. +pub fn get_aux_layout(buf: &mut &[u8]) -> Result { + let n_perm = get_u64(buf)? as usize; + let mut perm = Vec::with_capacity(n_perm); + for _ in 0..n_perm { + perm.push(get_u64(buf)? as usize); + } + let n_counts = get_u64(buf)? as usize; + let mut source_ctor_counts = Vec::with_capacity(n_counts); + for _ in 0..n_counts { + source_ctor_counts.push(get_u64(buf)? as usize); + } + Ok(AuxLayout { perm, source_ctor_counts }) +} + /// Serialize a Named entry with indexed metadata. pub fn put_named_indexed( named: &Named, @@ -1092,10 +1123,7 @@ impl Env { // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 1/5 blobs: {} entries", - self.blobs.len(), - ); + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 1/5 blobs: {} entries", self.blobs.len(),); } let mut blob_addrs: Vec
= self.blobs.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); @@ -1122,10 +1150,7 @@ impl Env { // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: {} entries", - self.consts.len(), - ); + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 2/5 consts: {} entries", self.consts.len(),); } let mut const_addrs: Vec
= self.consts.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); @@ -1205,10 +1230,7 @@ impl Env { // single atomic refcount increment (<1s for 733k). let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 4/5 named: {} entries", - self.named.len(), - ); + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 4/5 named: {} entries", self.named.len(),); } let mut named_keys: Vec = self.named.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); @@ -1248,10 +1270,7 @@ impl Env { // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── let sec_start = std::time::Instant::now(); if !quiet { - eprintln!( - "[Env::put] section 5/5 comms: {} entries", - self.comms.len(), - ); + eprintln!("[Env::put] section 5/5 comms: {} entries", self.comms.len(),); } let mut comm_addrs: Vec
= self.comms.iter().map(|e| e.key().clone()).collect(); @@ -1493,10 +1512,8 @@ fn topological_sort_names( // Clone-collect entries for direct iteration (avoids 4.7M DashMap lookups // during DFS). Parallel sort uses rayon over address bytes. - let mut sorted_entries: Vec<(Address, Name)> = names - .iter() - .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) - .collect(); + let mut sorted_entries: Vec<(Address, Name)> = + names.iter().map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())).collect(); sorted_entries.par_sort_unstable_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); for (_, name) in &sorted_entries { visit(name, &mut visited, &mut result); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index ba2fcf98..5f26e147 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ //! Constant checking dispatch. +use std::sync::LazyLock; + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, QuotKind}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; @@ -11,6 +13,22 @@ use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; use super::mode::{CheckDupLevelParams, KernelMode}; use super::tc::TypeChecker; +/// Emit `[decl diff]` when a `Defn`'s value fails the `is_def_eq(val_ty, +/// ty)` check. The error itself (`DeclTypeMismatch`) carries no payload, +/// so without this gate the only signal is the constant's name. Under +/// `IX_DECL_DIFF=1` we dump `val_ty` / `ty` and their whnf forms to +/// pinpoint which sub-expression is stuck \u2014 sister tool to +/// `IX_APP_DIFF` in `infer.rs`. +static IX_DECL_DIFF: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DECL_DIFF").is_ok()); + +/// Per-phase timing for `Defn` checks (infer-ty, infer-val, is_def_eq, +/// safety-ty, safety-val). Set `IX_PHASE_TIMING=1` to see where a slow +/// constant spends its time. Noisy — gate on a single constant via +/// focus mode so only one line is printed. +static IX_PHASE_TIMING: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_PHASE_TIMING").is_ok()); + impl TypeChecker { /// Type-check a single constant. Clears per-constant caches first. pub fn check_const(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> @@ -37,23 +55,74 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, KConst::Defn { ty, val, safety, kind, .. } => { + // Phase timing (guarded): give each phase its own instant so + // we can see where a slow check spends its time. The caller + // typically runs this via a focus-mode batch of one constant + // so the single `[phase]` line is easy to read. + let overall = + if *IX_PHASE_TIMING { Some(std::time::Instant::now()) } else { None }; + + let t_infer_ty_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); let t = self.infer(ty)?; let lvl = self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + let infer_ty_elapsed = t_infer_ty_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + // Theorems must have types in Prop (Sort 0) if *kind == DefKind::Theorem && !univ_eq(&lvl, &KUniv::zero()) { return Err(TcError::Other( "theorem type must be a proposition (Sort 0)".into(), )); } + + let t_infer_val_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); let val_ty = self.infer(val)?; - if !self.is_def_eq(&val_ty, ty)? { + let infer_val_elapsed = t_infer_val_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + let t_def_eq_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); + let def_eq_ok = self.is_def_eq(&val_ty, ty)?; + let def_eq_elapsed = t_def_eq_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + if !def_eq_ok { + if *IX_DECL_DIFF { + // Post-whnf forms on both sides so we can see where + // reduction terminates and hence which reduction rule + // (delta, iota, native, ...) is missing for convergence. + let val_ty_whnf = self.whnf(&val_ty); + let ty_whnf = self.whnf(ty); + eprintln!("[decl diff] DeclTypeMismatch"); + eprintln!(" val_ty: {val_ty}"); + eprintln!(" ty: {ty}"); + match &val_ty_whnf { + Ok(w) => eprintln!(" val_ty whnf: {w}"), + Err(e) => eprintln!(" val_ty whnf: ERR {e}"), + } + match &ty_whnf { + Ok(w) => eprintln!(" ty whnf: {w}"), + Err(e) => eprintln!(" ty whnf: ERR {e}"), + } + } return Err(TcError::DeclTypeMismatch); } + // #9: Safety level checking — safe/partial defs must not reference unsafe/partial constants + let t_safety_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); if *safety != DefinitionSafety::Unsafe { self.check_no_unsafe_refs(ty, *safety)?; self.check_no_unsafe_refs(val, *safety)?; } + let safety_elapsed = t_safety_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + if let Some(t0) = overall { + eprintln!( + "[phase] {} total={:>8.1?} infer_ty={:>8.1?} infer_val={:>8.1?} def_eq={:>8.1?} safety={:>8.1?}", + id, + t0.elapsed(), + infer_ty_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + infer_val_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + def_eq_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + safety_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + ); + } Ok(()) }, @@ -336,6 +405,7 @@ mod tests { use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; + use super::super::error::TcError; use super::super::expr::KExpr; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -450,4 +520,180 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_depth, 0); assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_peak, 0); } + + // ========================================================================= + // Theorem must land in Prop + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn check_theorem_with_type_in_prop_ok() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + // Axiom P : Prop. + env.insert( + mk_id("P"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort0(), + }, + ); + // Axiom p : P. + env.insert( + mk_id("p"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("P"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + // Theorem thm : P := p. + env.insert( + mk_id("thm"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Theorem, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("P"), Box::new([])), + val: AE::cnst(mk_id("p"), Box::new([])), + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("thm"), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("thm")).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn check_theorem_with_non_prop_type_rejected() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + // Theorem claiming to inhabit Sort 1 (not Prop) — must be rejected. + env.insert( + mk_id("thm_bad"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Theorem, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), // Type, not Prop + val: sort0(), + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("thm_bad"), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + match tc.check_const(&mk_id("thm_bad")) { + Err(TcError::Other(s)) => { + assert!(s.contains("theorem type must be a proposition")); + }, + other => panic!("expected theorem-must-be-Prop error, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Axiom type must be a Sort + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn check_axiom_with_non_sort_type_rejected() { + // Axiom whose declared type is `id` (a definition, not a Sort) → error. + let base = test_env(); + let env = Arc::clone(&base); + // Add an axiom with a bogus type — the type expression is valid, but its + // _inferred type_ (the type of its type) is `Sort 0 → Sort 0`'s type, + // which is a Sort. To actually hit `TypeExpected` we need a type that + // infers to something non-Sort — take a projection into a non-struct. + // Easier: declare a type that's a Var in an empty context (out-of-range). + env.insert( + mk_id("bad_ax"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + // Var(0) in the empty context — infer will return VarOutOfRange. + ty: AE::var(0, ()), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("bad_ax")).is_err()); + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Duplicate level-param names + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn check_duplicate_level_params_rejected() { + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + type ME = KExpr; + type MU = KUniv; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let dup_name = + crate::ix::env::Name::str(crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), "u".into()); + let id = KId::new(mk_addr("T"), dup_name.clone()); + env.insert( + id.clone(), + KConst::Axio { + name: dup_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![dup_name.clone(), dup_name.clone()], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + ty: ME::sort(MU::succ(MU::zero())), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + match tc.check_const(&id) { + Err(TcError::Other(s)) => { + assert!(s.contains("duplicate universe level parameter")); + }, + other => panic!("expected duplicate-level-param error, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Caching: check_const is idempotent + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn check_const_idempotent() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).unwrap(); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).unwrap(); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).unwrap(); + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Axiom with unknown referent in its type errors + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn check_axiom_referencing_unknown_const_errors() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + env.insert( + mk_id("x"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("UnknownType"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + match tc.check_const(&mk_id("x")) { + Err(TcError::UnknownConst(_)) => {}, + other => panic!("expected UnknownConst, got {other:?}"), + } + } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs index 966cc2df..697e79be 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs @@ -359,3 +359,636 @@ fn zero_const_tag(c: &KConst) -> &'static str { KConst::Ctor { .. } => "Ctor", } } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::{ + self, AxiomVal, BinderInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, DefinitionSafety, + DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, Level as LL, Name, OpaqueVal, QuotKind, + QuotVal, RecursorRule as LeanRule, RecursorVal, ReducibilityHints, + TheoremVal, + }; + use crate::ix::ixon::env::{Env as IxonEnv, Named}; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + + /// `Nat` from a u64 via the public `From` impl. + /// (The `Nat` type itself is a private re-export in `env.rs`.) + fn n(x: u64) -> lean_ffi::nat::Nat { + lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(x) + } + + // ---- test helpers ---- + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut n = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + n = Name::str(n, part.to_string()); + } + n + } + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + fn empty_resolver() -> NameResolver { + NameResolver::from_ixon_env(&IxonEnv::new()) + } + + fn resolver_with(entries: &[(Name, Address)]) -> NameResolver { + let env = IxonEnv::new(); + for (n, a) in entries { + env.register_name(n.clone(), Named::with_addr(a.clone())); + } + NameResolver::from_ixon_env(&env) + } + + // ---- level_congruent ---- + + #[test] + fn level_zero_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let ll = LL::zero(); + let lu = KUniv::::zero(); + level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn level_succ_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let ll = LL::succ(LL::zero()); + let lu = KUniv::::succ(KUniv::zero()); + level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn level_max_matches() { + // KUniv::max / ::imax simplify at construction (e.g. `max(0, a) → a`), + // so use two params so neither side is reducible at the Zero case. + let r = empty_resolver(); + let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); + let v_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "v".to_string()); + let ll = LL::max(LL::param(u_name), LL::param(v_name)); + let lu = KUniv::::max(KUniv::param(0, ()), KUniv::param(1, ())); + level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn level_imax_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); + let v_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "v".to_string()); + let ll = LL::imax(LL::param(u_name), LL::param(v_name)); + let lu = KUniv::::imax(KUniv::param(0, ()), KUniv::param(1, ())); + level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn level_param_matches() { + // Lean Param has a name; zero Param has a positional index. Without a + // level_params list the check must pass (see module comment). + let r = empty_resolver(); + let ll = LL::param(mk_name("u")); + let lu = KUniv::::param(0, ()); + level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn level_zero_vs_succ_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let ll = LL::zero(); + let lu = KUniv::::succ(KUniv::zero()); + let e = level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("Zero")); + assert!(e.contains("Succ")); + } + + #[test] + fn level_max_vs_imax_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); + let v_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "v".to_string()); + let ll = LL::max(LL::param(u_name), LL::param(v_name)); + let lu = KUniv::::imax(KUniv::param(0, ()), KUniv::param(1, ())); + let e = level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("Max")); + assert!(e.contains("IMax")); + } + + #[test] + fn level_succ_inner_propagates_error() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + // Succ(Zero) vs Succ(Succ(Zero)) — outer shape matches, inner differs. + let ll = LL::succ(LL::zero()); + let lu = KUniv::::succ(KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero())); + let e = level_congruent(&ll, &lu, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("Zero")); + assert!(e.contains("Succ")); + } + + // ---- expr_congruent ---- + + #[test] + fn expr_bvar_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::bvar(n(3)); + let zero_e = KExpr::::var(3, ()); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_bvar_idx_mismatch_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::bvar(n(3)); + let zero_e = KExpr::::var(5, ()); + let e = expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("var mismatch")); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_sort_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()); + let zero_e = KExpr::::sort(KUniv::zero()); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_const_matches_by_address() { + let name = mk_name("Nat"); + let addr = mk_addr("Nat"); + let r = resolver_with(&[(name.clone(), addr.clone())]); + + let lean_e = env::Expr::cnst(name.clone(), vec![]); + let zero_e = KExpr::::cnst(KId::new(addr, ()), Box::new([])); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_const_addr_mismatch_fails() { + let name = mk_name("Nat"); + let r = resolver_with(&[(name.clone(), mk_addr("Nat"))]); + + let lean_e = env::Expr::cnst(name.clone(), vec![]); + // Wrong address in zero_e + let zero_e = + KExpr::::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Bogus"), ()), Box::new([])); + let e = expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("address mismatch")); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_const_name_missing_from_resolver_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::cnst(mk_name("Nat"), vec![]); + let zero_e = + KExpr::::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let e = expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("not found")); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_const_level_count_mismatch_fails() { + let name = mk_name("Nat"); + let addr = mk_addr("Nat"); + let r = resolver_with(&[(name.clone(), addr.clone())]); + + let lean_e = env::Expr::cnst(name.clone(), vec![LL::zero()]); + let zero_e = KExpr::::cnst(KId::new(addr, ()), Box::new([])); + let e = expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("level count mismatch")); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_app_matches_recursively() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = + env::Expr::app(env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), env::Expr::bvar(n(0))); + let zero_e = + KExpr::::app(KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), KExpr::var(0, ())); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_lam_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::lam( + mk_name("x"), + env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + env::Expr::bvar(n(0)), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + let zero_e = + KExpr::::lam((), (), KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), KExpr::var(0, ())); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_forall_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::all( + mk_name("x"), + env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + env::Expr::bvar(n(0)), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + let zero_e = + KExpr::::all((), (), KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), KExpr::var(0, ())); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_let_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::letE( + mk_name("x"), + env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + env::Expr::bvar(n(0)), + env::Expr::bvar(n(0)), + false, + ); + let zero_e = KExpr::::let_( + (), + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + KExpr::var(0, ()), + KExpr::var(0, ()), + false, + ); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mdata_is_transparent() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + // Lean Mdata(_, Sort 0) must match the bare zero Sort 0. + let inner = env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()); + let lean_e = env::Expr::mdata(vec![], inner); + let zero_e = KExpr::::sort(KUniv::zero()); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_nat_lit_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::lit(crate::ix::env::Literal::NatVal(n(42))); + // Nat expr construction for the zero kernel. + let zero_e = KExpr::::nat(n(42), mk_addr("any")); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_str_lit_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::lit(crate::ix::env::Literal::StrVal("hi".into())); + let zero_e = KExpr::::str("hi".into(), mk_addr("any")); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_proj_matches() { + let name = mk_name("MyStruct"); + let addr = mk_addr("MyStruct"); + let r = resolver_with(&[(name.clone(), addr.clone())]); + + let lean_e = env::Expr::proj(name.clone(), n(1), env::Expr::bvar(n(0))); + let zero_e = KExpr::::prj(KId::new(addr, ()), 1, KExpr::var(0, ())); + expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_proj_field_mismatch_fails() { + let name = mk_name("MyStruct"); + let addr = mk_addr("MyStruct"); + let r = resolver_with(&[(name.clone(), addr.clone())]); + + let lean_e = env::Expr::proj(name.clone(), n(2), env::Expr::bvar(n(0))); + let zero_e = KExpr::::prj(KId::new(addr, ()), 1, KExpr::var(0, ())); + let e = expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("proj field mismatch")); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_fvar_unexpected() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::fvar(mk_name("x")); + let zero_e = KExpr::::var(0, ()); + let e = expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("Fvar") || e.contains("unexpected")); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_shape_mismatch_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lean_e = env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()); + let zero_e = KExpr::::var(0, ()); + let e = expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("shape mismatch")); + } + + // ---- const_congruent ---- + + fn lean_axio( + name: &str, + lvls: Vec, + typ: env::Expr, + ) -> env::ConstantInfo { + env::ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(AxiomVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: mk_name(name), level_params: lvls, typ }, + is_unsafe: false, + }) + } + + fn zero_axio(lvls: u64, ty: KExpr) -> KConst { + KConst::Axio { name: (), level_params: (), is_unsafe: false, lvls, ty } + } + + #[test] + fn const_axio_matches() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let ltyp = env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()); + let ztyp = KExpr::::sort(KUniv::zero()); + let lci = lean_axio("A", vec![], ltyp); + let kc = zero_axio(0, ztyp); + const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn const_variant_mismatch_fails() { + // Axiom on the Lean side, Defn on the zero side → variant mismatch error. + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = lean_axio("A", vec![], env::Expr::sort(LL::zero())); + let kc = KConst::::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + val: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + lean_all: (), + block: KId::new(mk_addr("A"), ()), + }; + let e = const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("variant mismatch")); + } + + #[test] + fn const_lvls_count_mismatch_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = lean_axio( + "A", + vec![mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")], + env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + ); + let kc = zero_axio(1, KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero())); // claims 1 lvl + let e = const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("lvls")); + } + + #[test] + fn const_defn_value_mismatch_propagates() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = env::ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("f"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }, + value: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), // value is Sort 0 + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }); + let kc = KConst::::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + // mismatched value: Var(0) instead of Sort 0 + val: KExpr::var(0, ()), + lean_all: (), + block: KId::new(mk_addr("f"), ()), + }; + let e = const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("value")); + } + + #[test] + fn const_quot_matches_kind_free() { + // QuotInfo ↔ Quot must succeed regardless of the QuotKind variant. + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = env::ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(QuotVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("Quot"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::succ(LL::zero())), + }, + kind: QuotKind::Type, + }); + let kc = KConst::::Quot { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: QuotKind::Type, + lvls: 1, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero())), + }; + const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn const_induct_param_count_mismatch_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("A"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }, + num_params: n(2), + num_indices: n(0), + all: vec![mk_name("A")], + ctors: vec![], + num_nested: n(0), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }); + let kc = KConst::::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + params: 5, // wrong + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + ctors: vec![], + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + lean_all: (), + block: KId::new(mk_addr("A"), ()), + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + member_idx: 0, + }; + let e = const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("params")); + } + + #[test] + fn const_ctor_field_count_mismatch_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = env::ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("A.mk"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }, + induct: mk_name("A"), + cidx: n(0), + num_params: n(0), + num_fields: n(3), + is_unsafe: false, + }); + let kc = KConst::::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + induct: KId::new(mk_addr("A"), ()), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 7, // wrong + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + is_unsafe: false, + }; + let e = const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("fields")); + } + + #[test] + fn const_rec_rule_count_mismatch_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = env::ConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("A.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }, + all: vec![mk_name("A")], + num_params: n(0), + num_indices: n(0), + num_motives: n(1), + num_minors: n(1), + rules: vec![LeanRule { + ctor: mk_name("A.mk"), + n_fields: n(0), + rhs: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }); + let kc = KConst::::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + rules: vec![], // wrong: empty + k: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + block: KId::new(mk_addr("A"), ()), + member_idx: 0, + lean_all: (), + is_unsafe: false, + }; + let e = const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("rule count")); + } + + #[test] + fn const_rec_k_mismatch_fails() { + let r = empty_resolver(); + let lci = env::ConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("A.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }, + all: vec![], + num_params: n(0), + num_indices: n(0), + num_motives: n(1), + num_minors: n(0), + rules: vec![], + k: true, // lean says k + is_unsafe: false, + }); + let kc = KConst::::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 0, + rules: vec![], + k: false, // zero says !k + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + block: KId::new(mk_addr("A.rec"), ()), + member_idx: 0, + lean_all: (), + is_unsafe: false, + }; + let e = const_congruent(&lci, &kc, &r).unwrap_err(); + assert!(e.contains("k:")); + } + + #[test] + fn const_thm_and_opaque_match_via_defn_side() { + // Both ThmInfo and OpaqueInfo compare against KConst::Defn. + let r = empty_resolver(); + + let lthm = env::ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(TheoremVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("t"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }, + value: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + all: vec![], + }); + let k = KConst::::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Theorem, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + val: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + lean_all: (), + block: KId::new(mk_addr("t"), ()), + }; + const_congruent(<hm, &k, &r).unwrap(); + + let lop = env::ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(OpaqueVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: mk_name("o"), + level_params: vec![], + typ: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + }, + value: env::Expr::sort(LL::zero()), + is_unsafe: false, + all: vec![], + }); + const_congruent(&lop, &k, &r).unwrap(); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index e542c149..5cec4160 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -32,6 +32,17 @@ use super::tc::{ static IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE: LazyLock> = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE").ok()); +/// Global perf counter: total `is_def_eq` entries across all checks. +/// When `IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG=1`, logs every 1M calls. Useful for +/// detecting checks that explode into millions of recursive +/// comparisons \u2014 a signal that some caching optimization is +/// mis-firing or some reduction is looping. +static IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG").is_ok()); + +static DEF_EQ_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); + impl TypeChecker { /// Check definitional equality of two expressions. pub fn is_def_eq( @@ -40,6 +51,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { b: &KExpr, ) -> Result> { self.tick()?; + if *IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG { + let n = DEF_EQ_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + eprintln!("[is_def_eq] count={n}"); + } + } if a.ptr_eq(b) { return Ok(true); } @@ -89,8 +106,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } else { empty_ctx_addr() }; - let a_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = - (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); + let a_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); let b_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx); if self.equiv_manager.is_equiv(&a_key, &b_key) { @@ -1182,4 +1198,403 @@ mod tests { // Second call should hit cache assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); } + + // ========================================================================= + // Tier 3: proof irrelevance + // + // Two terms whose types live in Prop (Sort 0) are definitionally equal + // regardless of their value structure. Terms whose types live in Type + // (Sort ≥ 1) must match structurally. + // ========================================================================= + + /// Env with `P : Prop`, `p1 p2 : P`, `T : Type`, `a1 a2 : T`. + fn env_with_prop_and_type_axioms() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + + // P : Prop + env.insert( + mk_id("P"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort0(), // Sort 0 = Prop + }, + ); + // T : Type + env.insert( + mk_id("T"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())), // Sort 1 = Type + }, + ); + // p1, p2 : P + for name in ["p1", "p2"] { + env.insert( + mk_id(name), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("P"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + } + // a1, a2 : T + for name in ["a1", "a2"] { + env.insert( + mk_id(name), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("T"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + } + env + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_proof_irrelevance_prop() { + // Two structurally distinct proofs of the same Prop type are def-eq. + let env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let p1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p1"), Box::new([])); + let p2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p2"), Box::new([])); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&p1, &p2).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_proof_irrelevance_symmetric() { + let env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let p1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p1"), Box::new([])); + let p2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p2"), Box::new([])); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&p1, &p2).unwrap()); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&p2, &p1).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_no_irrelevance_for_type_level() { + // Proof irrelevance must NOT apply to Type-valued terms. + let env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let a1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("a1"), Box::new([])); + let a2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("a2"), Box::new([])); + assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&a1, &a2).unwrap()); + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Tier 5: unit-like types + // + // An inductive with 0 indices, 1 constructor with 0 fields, and `is_rec + // = false` is a "unit-like" type. Any two values of such a type are + // def-eq (both reduce to the unique constructor). + // ========================================================================= + + /// Env with `Unit : Sort 0` (0 indices, 1 ctor Unit.mk with 0 fields). + fn env_with_unit_like() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + + // Unit.mk : Unit + env.insert( + mk_id("Unit.mk"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Unit"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("Unit"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + // Unit : Prop (make it a Prop inductive so proof irrelevance is out of the + // picture and we exercise try_def_eq_unit specifically) + env.insert( + mk_id("Unit"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("Unit"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Unit.mk")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + // Two different proof-style terms of Unit, both reducing to Unit.mk. + for name in ["u1", "u2"] { + env.insert( + mk_id(name), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("Unit"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + } + env + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_unit_like_distinct_values() { + // Two distinct inhabitants of a unit-like inductive are def-eq. + let env = env_with_unit_like(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let u1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("u1"), Box::new([])); + let u2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("u2"), Box::new([])); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&u1, &u2).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_unit_like_ctor_and_opaque() { + // The explicit constructor and an opaque axiom of the same unit-like + // type are def-eq. + let env = env_with_unit_like(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mk = AE::cnst(mk_id("Unit.mk"), Box::new([])); + let u1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("u1"), Box::new([])); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&mk, &u1).unwrap()); + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Tier 5: eta expansion for lambdas + // + // `f` def-eq `λ x, f x` when `f`'s type is a forall. + // ========================================================================= + + /// Env with `A : Type 0`, `B : Type 0`, `f : A → B`. + fn env_with_fun() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + env.insert( + mk_id("A"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("B"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())), + }, + ); + let a_cnst = AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])); + let b_cnst = AE::cnst(mk_id("B"), Box::new([])); + // A → B = ∀ (_ : A), B (since the body doesn't mention the bound var, + // using Var(1) in codomain would be wrong; Var-free B is correct). + let arrow_ab = AE::all((), (), a_cnst, b_cnst); + env.insert( + mk_id("f"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: arrow_ab, + }, + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_eta_lambda_wraps_function() { + // f ≡ λ (x : A), f x + let env = env_with_fun(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); + // Lifting `f` by 1 is a no-op because it's closed. + let eta = AE::lam( + (), + (), + AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])), + AE::app(f.clone(), AE::var(0, ())), + ); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&f, &eta).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_eta_lambda_symmetric() { + // λ x, f x ≡ f (reverse direction) + let env = env_with_fun(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); + let eta = AE::lam( + (), + (), + AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])), + AE::app(f.clone(), AE::var(0, ())), + ); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&eta, &f).unwrap()); + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_eta_lambda_fails_on_non_function() { + // `a : A` is not a function — η-expanding makes no sense, must NOT fire. + let env = env_with_fun(); + env.insert( + mk_id("a"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let a = AE::cnst(mk_id("a"), Box::new([])); + // A bogus "eta-like" wrapping of a non-function. + let bogus = AE::lam( + (), + (), + AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])), + AE::app(a.clone(), AE::var(0, ())), + ); + assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&a, &bogus).unwrap()); + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Tier 5: struct eta + // + // For a struct-like inductive (non-recursive, 0 indices, single 0-field + // constructor? — here use a 2-field struct), a term `t` is def-eq to + // `Mk (t.1) (t.2)` via struct-eta. + // ========================================================================= + + /// Env with `Pair : Type 0` whose only ctor `Pair.mk : A → B → Pair`. + fn env_with_pair_struct() -> Arc> { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + + env.insert( + mk_id("A"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("B"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())), + }, + ); + // Pair : Type (non-recursive, 0 indices, 1 ctor) + env.insert( + mk_id("Pair"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: mk_id("Pair"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Pair.mk")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + let a_cnst = AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])); + let b_cnst = AE::cnst(mk_id("B"), Box::new([])); + let pair_cnst = AE::cnst(mk_id("Pair"), Box::new([])); + // Pair.mk : A → B → Pair + env.insert( + mk_id("Pair.mk"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Pair"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 2, + ty: AE::all((), (), a_cnst, AE::all((), (), b_cnst, pair_cnst)), + }, + ); + // a : A, b : B, p : Pair + env.insert( + mk_id("a"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("b"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("B"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + env.insert( + mk_id("p"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("Pair"), Box::new([])), + }, + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_struct_eta_via_projections() { + // p ≡ Pair.mk p.1 p.2 + let env = env_with_pair_struct(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let p = AE::cnst(mk_id("p"), Box::new([])); + let proj0 = AE::prj(mk_id("Pair"), 0, p.clone()); + let proj1 = AE::prj(mk_id("Pair"), 1, p.clone()); + let mk_app = + AE::app(AE::app(AE::cnst(mk_id("Pair.mk"), Box::new([])), proj0), proj1); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&p, &mk_app).unwrap()); + } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index e81f01c9..7542788a 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -2,7 +2,9 @@ //! //! Only works for `Meta` mode since it needs actual names and binder info. -use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator}; +use rayon::iter::{ + IntoParallelIterator, IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator, +}; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::env::{ @@ -340,10 +342,10 @@ use crate::ix::compile::{ }; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ Axiom as IxonAxiom, Constant as IxonConstant, ConstantInfo as IxonCI, - Constructor as IxonConstructor, ConstructorProj, Definition as IxonDefinition, - DefinitionProj, Inductive as IxonInductive, InductiveProj, - MutConst as IxonMutConst, Quotient as IxonQuotient, Recursor as IxonRecursor, - RecursorProj, RecursorRule as IxonRecursorRule, + Constructor as IxonConstructor, ConstructorProj, + Definition as IxonDefinition, DefinitionProj, Inductive as IxonInductive, + InductiveProj, MutConst as IxonMutConst, Quotient as IxonQuotient, + Recursor as IxonRecursor, RecursorProj, RecursorRule as IxonRecursorRule, }; use crate::ix::ixon::env::{Env as IxonEnv, Named}; use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; @@ -701,7 +703,8 @@ fn content_address_of(c: &IxonConstant) -> Address { fn build_name_index( kenv: &KEnv, ) -> FxHashMap, KConst)> { - let mut out: FxHashMap, KConst)> = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut out: FxHashMap, KConst)> = + FxHashMap::default(); for (kid, kc) in kenv.iter() { out.insert(kid.name.clone(), (kid, kc)); } @@ -732,9 +735,9 @@ fn build_block_mut_ctx( &name_addr.hex()[..8] ) })?; - let (kid, _) = name_index.get(&name).ok_or_else(|| { - format!("build_block_mut_ctx: '{name}' not in kenv") - })?; + let (kid, _) = name_index + .get(&name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("build_block_mut_ctx: '{name}' not in kenv"))?; ctx.push(kid.clone()); } Ok(ctx) @@ -803,10 +806,12 @@ fn register_muts_member( } // Multi-class / inductive block: build the projection wrapper. let proj_constant = match (member_kind, ctor_idx) { - (MutConstKind::Indc, None) => IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::IPrj(InductiveProj { - idx: member_idx, - block: block_addr.clone(), - })), + (MutConstKind::Indc, None) => { + IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::IPrj(InductiveProj { + idx: member_idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })) + }, (MutConstKind::Indc, Some(ci)) => { IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::CPrj(ConstructorProj { idx: member_idx, @@ -814,14 +819,18 @@ fn register_muts_member( block: block_addr.clone(), })) }, - (MutConstKind::Recr, None) => IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::RPrj(RecursorProj { - idx: member_idx, - block: block_addr.clone(), - })), - (MutConstKind::Defn, None) => IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::DPrj(DefinitionProj { - idx: member_idx, - block: block_addr.clone(), - })), + (MutConstKind::Recr, None) => { + IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::RPrj(RecursorProj { + idx: member_idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })) + }, + (MutConstKind::Defn, None) => { + IxonConstant::new(IxonCI::DPrj(DefinitionProj { + idx: member_idx, + block: block_addr.clone(), + })) + }, (k, Some(_)) => { return Err(format!( "register_muts_member: ctor_idx is only valid for Indc (got {k:?})" @@ -947,7 +956,10 @@ fn egress_muts_block( // Register the synthetic Muts Named entry at the new block_addr. Preserve // the original `meta` / `original` fields — decompile's Pass 2 keys off // `named.original.is_some()` to identify aux_gen entries. - out.register_name(muts_name.clone(), rebuild_named(block_addr.clone(), muts_named)); + out.register_name( + muts_name.clone(), + rebuild_named(block_addr.clone(), muts_named), + ); // Register all member names. Singleton case: no projections. let is_singleton = all.len() == 1 && !has_indc; @@ -969,20 +981,20 @@ fn egress_muts_block( // projection/block addr (alpha-collapsed members share their post- // compile representation). for member_name_addr in cls { - let member_name = names.get(member_name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { - format!( - "egress_muts_block: member name addr {} not in names map", - &member_name_addr.hex()[..8] - ) - })?; - let orig_named = original_env.lookup_name(&member_name).ok_or_else( - || { + let member_name = + names.get(member_name_addr).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "egress_muts_block: member name addr {} not in names map", + &member_name_addr.hex()[..8] + ) + })?; + let orig_named = + original_env.lookup_name(&member_name).ok_or_else(|| { format!( "egress_muts_block: original Named for '{member_name}' missing \ — can't preserve meta" ) - }, - )?; + })?; register_muts_member( out, &member_name, @@ -1050,9 +1062,9 @@ fn egress_standalone( name_index: &FxHashMap, KConst)>, out: &IxonEnv, ) -> Result<(), String> { - let (_, kc) = name_index.get(name).ok_or_else(|| { - format!("egress_standalone: '{name}' not in kenv") - })?; + let (_, kc) = name_index + .get(name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("egress_standalone: '{name}' not in kenv"))?; let mut ctx = EgressCtx::new(); let (constant, addr) = match kc { KConst::Defn { .. } => { @@ -1197,7 +1209,7 @@ pub fn ixon_egress( muts_entries.par_iter().try_for_each( |(muts_name, muts_named)| -> Result<(), String> { let all: &[Vec
] = match &muts_named.meta.info { - ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } => all.as_slice(), + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all.as_slice(), _ => unreachable!("partitioned above"), }; egress_muts_block( @@ -1211,10 +1223,7 @@ pub fn ixon_egress( ) }, )?; - eprintln!( - "[ixon_egress] muts blocks: {:.2?}", - t_muts.elapsed() - ); + eprintln!("[ixon_egress] muts blocks: {:.2?}", t_muts.elapsed()); // Process standalone constants in parallel. let t_solo = std::time::Instant::now(); @@ -1223,11 +1232,445 @@ pub fn ixon_egress( egress_standalone(name, named, &name_index, &out) }, )?; - eprintln!( - "[ixon_egress] standalone consts: {:.2?}", - t_solo.elapsed() - ); + eprintln!("[ixon_egress] standalone consts: {:.2?}", t_solo.elapsed()); eprintln!("[ixon_egress] total: {:.2?}", t_start.elapsed()); Ok(out) } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::{ + BinderInfo, DefinitionSafety, ExprData as LeanExprData, Literal, QuotKind, + ReducibilityHints, + }; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::RecRule; + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut n = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + n = Name::str(n, part.to_string()); + } + n + } + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), mk_name(s)) + } + + fn sort0() -> KExpr { + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()) + } + + fn sort_succ() -> KExpr { + KExpr::sort(KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero())) + } + + // ---- egress_level ---- + + #[test] + fn egress_level_zero() { + let l = egress_level(&KUniv::::zero(), &[]); + assert!(matches!(l.as_data(), crate::ix::env::LevelData::Zero(_))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_level_succ() { + let l = egress_level(&KUniv::::succ(KUniv::zero()), &[]); + assert!(matches!(l.as_data(), crate::ix::env::LevelData::Succ(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_level_param_by_index() { + // Param(0) with level_params=["u"] → Level::param("u") + let u_name = mk_name("u"); + let ku = KUniv::::param(0, u_name.clone()); + let l = egress_level(&ku, &[u_name.clone()]); + match l.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::LevelData::Param(n, _) => assert_eq!(n, &u_name), + other => panic!("expected Param, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_level_param_out_of_range_falls_back_to_anon() { + // Index 5 with only 1 level_param → fallback to Name::anon(). + let ku = KUniv::::param(5, mk_name("x")); + let l = egress_level(&ku, &[mk_name("u")]); + match l.as_data() { + crate::ix::env::LevelData::Param(n, _) => { + assert!(matches!(n.as_data(), crate::ix::env::NameData::Anonymous(_))); + }, + other => panic!("expected Param, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- egress_expr: each variant ---- + + fn do_egress(e: &KExpr) -> env::Expr { + let mut cache = Cache::default(); + egress_expr(e, &[], &mut cache) + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_var() { + let k = KExpr::::var(7, mk_name("_")); + let e = do_egress(&k); + match e.as_data() { + LeanExprData::Bvar(n, _) => { + assert_eq!(n.to_u64(), Some(7)); + }, + other => panic!("expected Bvar, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_sort() { + let k = sort0(); + let e = do_egress(&k); + assert!(matches!(e.as_data(), LeanExprData::Sort(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_const_without_univs() { + let k = KExpr::::cnst(mk_id("Unit"), Box::new([])); + let e = do_egress(&k); + match e.as_data() { + LeanExprData::Const(name, us, _) => { + assert_eq!(name, &mk_name("Unit")); + assert_eq!(us.len(), 0); + }, + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_app() { + let k = KExpr::::app(sort0(), KExpr::var(0, mk_name("_"))); + let e = do_egress(&k); + assert!(matches!(e.as_data(), LeanExprData::App(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_lambda() { + let k = KExpr::::lam( + mk_name("x"), + BinderInfo::Default, + sort0(), + KExpr::var(0, mk_name("_")), + ); + let e = do_egress(&k); + assert!(matches!(e.as_data(), LeanExprData::Lam(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_forall() { + let k = + KExpr::::all(mk_name("x"), BinderInfo::Default, sort0(), sort0()); + let e = do_egress(&k); + assert!(matches!(e.as_data(), LeanExprData::ForallE(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_let() { + let k = KExpr::::let_( + mk_name("x"), + sort0(), + KExpr::var(0, mk_name("_")), + KExpr::var(0, mk_name("_")), + false, + ); + let e = do_egress(&k); + assert!(matches!(e.as_data(), LeanExprData::LetE(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_proj() { + let k = KExpr::::prj(mk_id("Prod"), 0, KExpr::var(0, mk_name("_"))); + let e = do_egress(&k); + match e.as_data() { + LeanExprData::Proj(name, idx, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(name, &mk_name("Prod")); + assert_eq!(idx.to_u64(), Some(0)); + }, + other => panic!("expected Proj, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_nat_lit() { + let k = KExpr::::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("blob")); + let e = do_egress(&k); + match e.as_data() { + LeanExprData::Lit(Literal::NatVal(n), _) => { + assert_eq!(n.to_u64(), Some(42)); + }, + other => panic!("expected Lit(NatVal), got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_str_lit() { + let k = KExpr::::str("hi".into(), mk_addr("blob")); + let e = do_egress(&k); + match e.as_data() { + LeanExprData::Lit(Literal::StrVal(s), _) => { + assert_eq!(s, "hi"); + }, + other => panic!("expected Lit(StrVal), got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- egress_expr cache behavior ---- + + #[test] + fn egress_expr_cache_returns_same_tree() { + let k = KExpr::::app(sort0(), sort0()); + let mut cache = Cache::default(); + let e1 = egress_expr(&k, &[], &mut cache); + // The inner Sort 0 was hit by the cache after the first subexpr. Run + // twice on the same cache and confirm deterministic output. + let e2 = egress_expr(&k, &[], &mut cache); + assert_eq!(e1.get_hash(), e2.get_hash()); + } + + // ---- egress_constant: each variant roundtrips ---- + + fn defn_meta(name: &str) -> KConst { + KConst::::Defn { + name: mk_name(name), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 1, + ty: sort_succ(), + val: sort0(), + lean_all: vec![mk_id(name)], + block: mk_id(name), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_axio_roundtrip() { + let kc = KConst::::Axio { + name: mk_name("A"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort0(), + }; + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + match ci { + LeanCI::AxiomInfo(v) => { + assert_eq!(v.cnst.name, mk_name("A")); + assert!(!v.is_unsafe); + assert_eq!(v.cnst.level_params.len(), 0); + }, + other => panic!("expected AxiomInfo, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_defn_kind_definition() { + let kc = defn_meta("f"); + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + match ci { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(v) => { + assert_eq!(v.cnst.name, mk_name("f")); + assert_eq!(v.cnst.level_params.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(v.all.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(v.all[0], mk_name("f")); + }, + other => panic!("expected DefnInfo, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_defn_kind_theorem() { + let mut kc = defn_meta("thm"); + if let KConst::Defn { kind, .. } = &mut kc { + *kind = DefKind::Theorem; + } + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + assert!(matches!(ci, LeanCI::ThmInfo(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_defn_kind_opaque() { + let mut kc = defn_meta("op"); + if let KConst::Defn { kind, .. } = &mut kc { + *kind = DefKind::Opaque; + } + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + assert!(matches!(ci, LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_opaque_preserves_unsafe_bit() { + let mut kc = defn_meta("op"); + if let KConst::Defn { kind, safety, .. } = &mut kc { + *kind = DefKind::Opaque; + *safety = DefinitionSafety::Unsafe; + } + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + match ci { + LeanCI::OpaqueInfo(v) => assert!(v.is_unsafe), + other => panic!("expected OpaqueInfo, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_quot_roundtrip() { + let kc = KConst::::Quot { + name: mk_name("Quot"), + level_params: vec![mk_name("u")], + kind: QuotKind::Type, + lvls: 1, + ty: sort_succ(), + }; + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + match ci { + LeanCI::QuotInfo(v) => { + assert_eq!(v.kind, QuotKind::Type); + assert_eq!(v.cnst.name, mk_name("Quot")); + }, + other => panic!("expected QuotInfo, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_indc_preserves_counts() { + let kc = KConst::::Indc { + name: mk_name("A"), + level_params: vec![], + lvls: 0, + params: 2, + indices: 3, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 1, + block: mk_id("A"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("A.mk")], + lean_all: vec![mk_id("A")], + }; + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + match ci { + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => { + assert_eq!(v.num_params.to_u64(), Some(2)); + assert_eq!(v.num_indices.to_u64(), Some(3)); + assert_eq!(v.num_nested.to_u64(), Some(1)); + assert!(v.is_rec); + assert!(!v.is_reflexive); + assert_eq!(v.all.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(v.ctors.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(v.ctors[0], mk_name("A.mk")); + }, + other => panic!("expected InductInfo, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_ctor_roundtrip() { + let kc = KConst::::Ctor { + name: mk_name("A.mk"), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("A"), + cidx: 2, + params: 3, + fields: 4, + ty: sort0(), + }; + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + match ci { + LeanCI::CtorInfo(v) => { + assert_eq!(v.cidx.to_u64(), Some(2)); + assert_eq!(v.num_params.to_u64(), Some(3)); + assert_eq!(v.num_fields.to_u64(), Some(4)); + assert_eq!(v.induct, mk_name("A")); + }, + other => panic!("expected CtorInfo, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn egress_const_recr_with_rules_roundtrip() { + let rules = + vec![RecRule { ctor: mk_name("A.mk"), fields: 5, rhs: sort0() }]; + let kc = KConst::::Recr { + name: mk_name("A.rec"), + level_params: vec![], + k: true, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: mk_id("A"), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), + rules, + lean_all: vec![mk_id("A")], + }; + let ci = egress_constant(&kc); + match ci { + LeanCI::RecInfo(v) => { + assert_eq!(v.num_motives.to_u64(), Some(1)); + assert_eq!(v.num_minors.to_u64(), Some(1)); + assert_eq!(v.rules.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(v.rules[0].ctor, mk_name("A.mk")); + assert_eq!(v.rules[0].n_fields.to_u64(), Some(5)); + assert!(v.k); + }, + other => panic!("expected RecInfo, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- lean_egress: environment-level roundtrip ---- + + #[test] + fn lean_egress_on_empty_env() { + let zenv = KEnv::::new(); + let le = lean_egress(&zenv); + // `Env` is a `FxHashMap`. + assert_eq!(le.len(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn lean_egress_roundtrips_multiple_axioms() { + let zenv = KEnv::::new(); + for name in ["A", "B", "C"] { + let id = mk_id(name); + zenv.insert( + id.clone(), + KConst::::Axio { + name: mk_name(name), + level_params: vec![], + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort0(), + }, + ); + } + let le = lean_egress(&zenv); + assert_eq!(le.len(), 3); + for name in ["A", "B", "C"] { + let ci = le.get(&mk_name(name)).expect("missing name"); + assert!(matches!(ci, LeanCI::AxiomInfo(..))); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs index 944d4e05..fe8e6be5 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -150,10 +150,16 @@ mod tests { fn test_basic_equiv() { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); let zero = addr(0); - assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone()))); + assert!( + !em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone())) + ); em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); - assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone()))); - assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(200), zero.clone()), &(addr(100), zero.clone()))); + assert!( + em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone())) + ); + assert!( + em.is_equiv(&(addr(200), zero.clone()), &(addr(100), zero.clone())) + ); } #[test] @@ -162,7 +168,9 @@ mod tests { let zero = addr(0); em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); em.add_equiv((addr(200), zero.clone()), (addr(300), zero.clone())); - assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(300), zero.clone()))); + assert!( + em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(300), zero.clone())) + ); } #[test] @@ -171,7 +179,9 @@ mod tests { let ctx1 = addr(1); let ctx2 = addr(2); em.add_equiv((addr(100), ctx1.clone()), (addr(200), ctx1.clone())); - assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx1.clone()), &(addr(200), ctx1.clone()))); + assert!( + em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx1.clone()), &(addr(200), ctx1.clone())) + ); assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx2.clone()), &(addr(200), ctx2))); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs index ac404c6e..5acaa028 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -16,18 +16,34 @@ pub fn u64_to_usize(val: u64) -> Result> { #[derive(Debug)] pub enum TcError { TypeExpected, - FunExpected { e: KExpr, whnf: KExpr }, - AppTypeMismatch { a_ty: KExpr, dom: KExpr, depth: usize }, + FunExpected { + e: KExpr, + whnf: KExpr, + }, + AppTypeMismatch { + a_ty: KExpr, + dom: KExpr, + depth: usize, + }, DeclTypeMismatch, UnknownConst(Address), - UnivParamMismatch { expected: u64, got: usize }, + UnivParamMismatch { + expected: u64, + got: usize, + }, /// An interior universe substitution hit `Param(idx)` where `idx` was /// out of range for the supplied universe list. Distinct from /// `UnivParamMismatch` which is the arity gate at Const-infer time; /// this variant fires from `subst_univ` as defense-in-depth against /// any code path that reaches substitution without the arity check. - UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: u64, bound: usize }, - VarOutOfRange { idx: u64, ctx_len: usize }, + UnivParamOutOfRange { + idx: u64, + bound: usize, + }, + VarOutOfRange { + idx: u64, + ctx_len: usize, + }, DefEqFailed, MaxRecDepth, Other(String), @@ -68,3 +84,120 @@ impl std::fmt::Display for TcError { } } } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::expr::KExpr; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::*; + + fn sort0() -> KExpr { + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()) + } + + #[test] + fn u64_to_usize_small_value() { + let r: Result> = u64_to_usize::(42u64); + assert_eq!(r.unwrap(), 42); + } + + #[test] + fn u64_to_usize_zero() { + let r: Result> = u64_to_usize::(0u64); + assert_eq!(r.unwrap(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn display_type_expected() { + let e: TcError = TcError::TypeExpected; + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "type expected"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_fun_expected() { + let e: TcError = TcError::FunExpected { e: sort0(), whnf: sort0() }; + let s = format!("{e}"); + // Must contain the "function expected" header; the expression format + // isn't frozen so we only sniff for the leading text. + assert!(s.starts_with("function expected")); + } + + #[test] + fn display_app_type_mismatch() { + let e: TcError = + TcError::AppTypeMismatch { a_ty: sort0(), dom: sort0(), depth: 7 }; + let s = format!("{e}"); + assert!(s.contains("app type mismatch")); + assert!(s.contains("depth 7")); + } + + #[test] + fn display_decl_type_mismatch() { + let e: TcError = TcError::DeclTypeMismatch; + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "declaration type mismatch"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_unknown_const() { + let addr = Address::hash(b"some-constant"); + let e: TcError = TcError::UnknownConst(addr.clone()); + let s = format!("{e}"); + assert!(s.starts_with("unknown constant")); + // The display uses `{:.12}` — precision truncates the hex. Verify the + // first 12 chars of the hex appear. + let hex = addr.hex(); + assert!(s.contains(&hex[..12])); + } + + #[test] + fn display_univ_param_mismatch() { + let e: TcError = TcError::UnivParamMismatch { expected: 2, got: 3 }; + let s = format!("{e}"); + assert!(s.contains("universe param count")); + assert!(s.contains("expected 2")); + assert!(s.contains("got 3")); + } + + #[test] + fn display_univ_param_out_of_range() { + let e: TcError = TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 5, bound: 2 }; + let s = format!("{e}"); + assert!(s.contains("Param(5)")); + assert!(s.contains("only 2 universes supplied")); + } + + #[test] + fn display_var_out_of_range() { + let e: TcError = TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx: 7, ctx_len: 3 }; + let s = format!("{e}"); + assert!(s.contains("#7")); + assert!(s.contains("depth 3")); + } + + #[test] + fn display_def_eq_failed() { + let e: TcError = TcError::DefEqFailed; + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "definitional equality check failed"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_max_rec_depth() { + let e: TcError = TcError::MaxRecDepth; + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "max recursion depth exceeded"); + } + + #[test] + fn display_other_passthrough() { + let e: TcError = TcError::Other("custom diagnostic".into()); + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "custom diagnostic"); + } + + #[test] + fn debug_is_implemented() { + // Regression guard: TcError must remain Debug for `?` propagation + // through test assertions. + let e: TcError = TcError::TypeExpected; + let _ = format!("{e:?}"); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index a63d51f9..f37448fc 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -189,16 +189,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { if peer_id.addr == id.addr { continue; } - let (peer_params, peer_indices, peer_ty) = match self.env.get(peer_id) - { + let (peer_params, peer_indices, peer_ty) = match self.env.get(peer_id) { Some(KConst::Indc { params: pp, indices: pi, ty: pty, .. }) => { (pp, pi, pty.clone()) }, _ => continue, }; // S3: universe agreement. - let peer_level = self - .get_result_sort_level(&peer_ty, u64_to_usize(peer_params + peer_indices)?)?; + let peer_level = self.get_result_sort_level( + &peer_ty, + u64_to_usize(peer_params + peer_indices)?, + )?; if !univ_eq(&ind_level, &peer_level) { return Err(TcError::Other( "mutually inductive types must live in the same universe".into(), @@ -1667,8 +1668,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Field args reference block params at current pushed-local // depth; spec_params live at depth = n_rec_params (shared // block params = flat[0].own_params). Lift by the difference. - let n_rec_params = - flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); + let n_rec_params = flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rec_params); if let Some(bi) = self.is_rec_field(dom, flat, lift_by)? { rec_field_indices.push((fidx, bi)); @@ -2106,8 +2106,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { // --- Indices for THIS inductive (using flat block member info) --- let di_member = &flat[di]; - let ity_inst = - self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[di].4, &di_member.occurrence_us)?; + let ity_inst = self + .instantiate_univ_params(&ind_infos[di].4, &di_member.occurrence_us)?; let mut ity = ity_inst; // Walk past this member's own_params, substituting appropriately. for j in 0..di_member.own_params { @@ -5848,10 +5848,7 @@ mod tests { let _ = result; // ignore the fast-path result let direct = tc.subst_univ(¶m(0), &[]); assert!( - matches!( - direct, - Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 0, bound: 0 }) - ), + matches!(direct, Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 0, bound: 0 })), "subst_univ with empty us must return UnivParamOutOfRange, got: {direct:?}" ); @@ -5860,10 +5857,7 @@ mod tests { let u = AU::zero(); let direct2 = tc.subst_univ(¶m(3), std::slice::from_ref(&u)); assert!( - matches!( - direct2, - Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 3, bound: 1 }) - ), + matches!(direct2, Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 3, bound: 1 })), "subst_univ with too-short us must report correct idx/bound, got: {direct2:?}" ); } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index e789b9c5..8c9eb6dc 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -20,8 +20,24 @@ use super::tc::TypeChecker; static IX_APP_DIFF: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_APP_DIFF").is_ok()); +/// When set, log every 100K `infer` entries (total, across cache hits +/// and real calls). A check using millions of infer calls points to a +/// bloated term or a mis-firing cache. Pairs with `IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG` +/// / `IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG` for a full picture of per-check hotspots. +static IX_INFER_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_INFER_COUNT_LOG").is_ok()); + +static INFER_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); + impl TypeChecker { pub fn infer(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { + if *IX_INFER_COUNT_LOG { + let n = INFER_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + eprintln!("[infer] count={n}"); + } + } let infer_only = self.infer_only; // Single `infer_cache` serves both modes. The cache only holds full-mode @@ -99,7 +115,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { // strategy. let a_whnf = self.whnf(&a_ty); let d_whnf = self.whnf(&dom); - eprintln!("[app diff] AppTypeMismatch at depth={}", self.ctx.len()); + eprintln!( + "[app diff] AppTypeMismatch at depth={}", + self.ctx.len() + ); eprintln!(" f: {f}"); eprintln!(" a: {a}"); eprintln!(" a_ty: {a_ty}"); @@ -321,6 +340,7 @@ mod tests { use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; + use super::super::error::TcError; use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -466,4 +486,173 @@ mod tests { let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); assert_eq!(t1, t2); } + + // ========================================================================= + // Error paths + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn infer_unknown_const_errors() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let bogus = AE::cnst(mk_id("DoesNotExist"), Box::new([])); + match tc.infer(&bogus) { + Err(TcError::UnknownConst(addr)) => { + assert_eq!(addr, mk_addr("DoesNotExist")); + }, + other => panic!("expected UnknownConst, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn infer_univ_param_count_mismatch() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // `id` has 0 level params; supplying one should error. + let wrong = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([AU::zero()])); + match tc.infer(&wrong) { + Err(TcError::UnivParamMismatch { expected, got }) => { + assert_eq!(expected, 0); + assert_eq!(got, 1); + }, + other => panic!("expected UnivParamMismatch, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn infer_var_out_of_range() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // Empty context, Var(0) → out of range. + match tc.infer(&AE::var(0, ())) { + Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx, ctx_len }) => { + assert_eq!(idx, 0); + assert_eq!(ctx_len, 0); + }, + other => panic!("expected VarOutOfRange, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn infer_app_mismatch_errors() { + // Applying `id : Sort 0 → Sort 0` to a Nat (which has type Nat, not + // Sort 0) should error with AppTypeMismatch. + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let nat_lit = AE::nat(Nat::from(0u64), mk_addr("0")); + let app = AE::app(id_const, nat_lit); + match tc.infer(&app) { + Err(TcError::AppTypeMismatch { .. }) => {}, + other => panic!("expected AppTypeMismatch, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn infer_app_of_non_function_errors() { + // Nat is not a function — applying it should fail with FunExpected. + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let nat_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("Nat"), Box::new([])); + let app = AE::app(nat_const, sort0()); + match tc.infer(&app) { + Err(TcError::FunExpected { .. }) => {}, + other => panic!("expected FunExpected, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Structural path coverage + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn infer_all_returns_imax_of_domain_and_codomain_sorts() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 1 → Sort imax(1, 2) = Sort 2 + let all = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort1()); + let ty = tc.infer(&all).unwrap(); + match ty.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { + // imax(succ(0), succ(succ(0))) = succ(succ(0)), which is never-zero + // so imax degenerates to max. Both operands are explicit numerals, + // result is succ(succ(0)) = 2. + assert!(!u.is_zero()); + }, + other => panic!("expected Sort, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn infer_let_substitutes_value_into_body_type() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // let x : Sort 0 := Sort 0 in x + let expr = AE::let_( + (), + sort1(), // x : Sort 1 + sort0(), // x := Sort 0 + AE::var(0, ()), + false, + ); + // Inferred type: body's type with value substituted. Body is Var(0) + // with type Sort 1, so the type is Sort 1. + let ty = tc.infer(&expr).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(ty, sort1()); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_let_value_type_mismatch_errors() { + // let x : Sort 0 := 42 in x → DeclTypeMismatch (42 is a Nat, not a Sort). + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let nat_val = AE::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("42")); + let expr = AE::let_((), sort0(), nat_val, AE::var(0, ()), false); + match tc.infer(&expr) { + Err(TcError::DeclTypeMismatch) => {}, + other => panic!("expected DeclTypeMismatch, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn infer_str_returns_string_type() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let s = AE::str("hello".into(), mk_addr("hello")); + let ty = tc.infer(&s).unwrap(); + // Type should be `String` — a constant at the canonical string addr. + match ty.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.string.addr); + }, + other => panic!("expected Const(String), got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn infer_with_infer_only_skips_app_type_check() { + // In infer-only mode, `infer` must skip the arg-type def-eq check, + // so `id(42)` infers cleanly even though 42's type doesn't match + // `id`'s domain (Sort 0). This is the key property infer-only has. + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let nat_lit = AE::nat(Nat::from(0u64), mk_addr("0")); + let app = AE::app(id_const, nat_lit); + let r = tc.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&app)); + // In full mode this would error; in infer-only it succeeds. + assert!(r.is_ok()); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_is_deterministic_across_contexts() { + // Inferring the same closed expression twice should always yield + // the same interned result. + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let e = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); + let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + assert!(t1.hash_eq(&t2)); + } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 96beb8cb..9bbb8927 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::{ - ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, resolve_kvmap, + CallSiteEntry, ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, + resolve_kvmap, }; use crate::ix::ixon::univ::Univ as IxonUniv; use crate::ix::kernel::env::Addr; @@ -459,15 +460,161 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::App(f, a) => { - let (f_arena, a_arena) = match node { - ExprMetaData::App { children } => (children[0], children[1]), - _ => (current_idx, current_idx), - }; - stack.push(ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata }); - stack - .push(ExprFrame::AppArg { arg: a.clone(), arg_arena: a_arena }); - stack - .push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: f.clone(), arena_idx: f_arena }); + // CallSite at the outermost App of a surgery spine. The + // arena replaces the spine's N+1 App/Ref nodes with one + // flat node whose `entries` carry per-argument arena + // indices and whose `name` holds the head's Ref name. Walk + // the IXON App telescope here and distribute each canonical + // arg's arena index from the CallSite entries — a plain App + // descent (`_` arm below) would propagate the CallSite + // arena down every child, losing per-arg binder names and + // failing the head's Ref metadata lookup (see + // `ingress_expr` Ref arm — no `CallSite` matching branch). + // + // The head is `IxonExpr::Ref | IxonExpr::Rec`. We build its + // KExpr here using `cs_name` so the normal Ref arm's + // `(_, Expr::Ref) => Err(...)` fallback never fires. The + // compile side's `BuildCallSite` drops the head's own + // arena root on the floor (the comment there reads + // "head's Ref metadata is subsumed by CallSite.name"), so + // there is no other source of truth for the head name. + if let ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: cs_name, entries } = node { + // Flatten the canonical App telescope. `a_i` is the arg + // applied at spine position `i` (0 = innermost, N-1 = + // outermost); `head` is the innermost function. + let mut canonical_args: Vec> = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + loop { + match cur.as_ref() { + IxonExpr::App(f2, a2) => { + canonical_args.push(a2.clone()); + cur = f2.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + canonical_args.reverse(); + let head_ixon = cur; + let n_args = canonical_args.len(); + + // Per-arg arena from entries. Kept entries map canon_idx + // → arena index; sparse lookup keyed by position keeps + // the distribution robust even if entries are reordered. + let mut arg_arenas: Vec = vec![0; n_args]; + for entry in entries.iter() { + if let CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, meta } = entry + && (*canon_idx as usize) < n_args + { + arg_arenas[*canon_idx as usize] = *meta; + } + } + + // Build the head KExpr inline. `cs_name` is the name + // address stored in the CallSite (e.g. the address of + // `Code.rec`'s Lean name); resolving it gives the same + // `Name` the normal Ref arm would produce. + let head_kexpr: KExpr = match head_ixon.as_ref() { + IxonExpr::Ref(ref_idx, univ_idxs) => { + let addr = ctx + .refs + .get(usize::try_from(*ref_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) + .ok_or_else(|| { + format!("CallSite head: invalid Ref index {ref_idx}") + })? + .clone(); + let name = resolve_name(cs_name, ctx.names); + let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; + ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst( + KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)), + univs, + )) + }, + IxonExpr::Rec(rec_idx, univ_idxs) => { + // Rec heads refer to the enclosing mutual block; the + // KId already carries the member's name from + // `mut_ctx`, so `cs_name` is redundant here. Kept + // the shape parallel to the Ref arm for symmetry. + let mid = ctx + .mut_ctx + .get(usize::try_from(*rec_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Rec index {rec_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) + .ok_or_else(|| { + format!("CallSite head: invalid Rec index {rec_idx}") + })? + .clone(); + let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; + ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst(mid, univs)) + }, + _ => { + return Err(format!( + "CallSite head is not Ref/Rec: {:?}", + head_ixon + )); + }, + }; + + // Emit the canonical App spine via AppArg/AppDone pairs. + // Push order — LIFO, so last pushed is first processed: + // + // push AppDone_outer (carries `mdata`) + // push AppArg(a_{N-1}) + // push AppDone for each middle/inner App (no mdata) + // push AppArg(a_i) for i from N-2 down to 0 + // push head_kexpr onto `values` (processed "first") + // + // Execution then pops AppArg(a_0), Process(a_0), runs + // the innermost AppDone to wrap (head, a_0), pops + // AppArg(a_1), runs the next AppDone, …, ending with + // AppDone_outer applying `mdata` to the full spine. + // Inner AppDones use an empty mdata because the IXON + // Mdata variant lives outside the App chain — only the + // outermost App carries the wrapper. + let no_mdata_inner: M::MField> = M::meta_field(vec![]); + + if n_args == 0 { + // Defensive: we only arrive here from IxonExpr::App, + // so n_args >= 1. Fall through safely anyway. + values.push(head_kexpr); + } else { + // Outermost AppDone (with mdata) + AppArg for the + // outermost arg. + stack.push(ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::AppArg { + arg: canonical_args[n_args - 1].clone(), + arg_arena: arg_arenas[n_args - 1], + }); + // Middle + inner AppDones (no mdata) + AppArgs for + // args n_args-2 down to 0. Iterating in reverse keeps + // each (AppDone, AppArg) pair in the correct LIFO + // position. + for i in (0..n_args - 1).rev() { + stack + .push(ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata: no_mdata_inner.clone() }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::AppArg { + arg: canonical_args[i].clone(), + arg_arena: arg_arenas[i], + }); + } + // Seed `values` with the head so the first AppDone + // popped sees (head, a_0) and produces App(head, a_0). + values.push(head_kexpr); + } + } else { + let (f_arena, a_arena) = match node { + ExprMetaData::App { children } => (children[0], children[1]), + _ => (current_idx, current_idx), + }; + stack.push(ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata }); + stack + .push(ExprFrame::AppArg { arg: a.clone(), arg_arena: a_arena }); + stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { + expr: f.clone(), + arena_idx: f_arena, + }); + } }, IxonExpr::Lam(ty, body) => { @@ -807,7 +954,13 @@ fn ingress_recursor( let (level_params, arena, type_root, rule_roots, rule_ctor_addrs, all_addrs) = match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { - lvls, arena, type_root, rule_roots, rules, all, .. + lvls, + arena, + type_root, + rule_roots, + rules, + all, + .. } => ( resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, @@ -852,11 +1005,7 @@ fn ingress_recursor( .get(i) .map(|a| resolve_name(a, names)) .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); - Ok(RecRule { - ctor: M::meta_field(ctor_name), - fields: rule.fields, - rhs, - }) + Ok(RecRule { ctor: M::meta_field(ctor_name), fields: rule.fields, rhs }) }) .collect(); let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr)?; @@ -1111,9 +1260,10 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( // binder names. Error loudly instead of silently falling back. for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { cache.clear(); - let ctor_id = ctor_ids.get(cidx).cloned().ok_or_else(|| { - format!("missing ctor_id for constructor index {cidx}") - })?; + let ctor_id = ctor_ids + .get(cidx) + .cloned() + .ok_or_else(|| format!("missing ctor_id for constructor index {cidx}"))?; let ctor_name_addr = ctor_addrs.get(cidx).ok_or_else(|| { format!("missing ctor_addrs entry for constructor index {cidx}") })?; @@ -1126,20 +1276,18 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( ) })?; - let (ctor_lvl_params, ctor_arena, ctor_type_root) = match &ctor_named - .meta - .info - { - ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { lvls, arena, type_root, .. } => { - (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) - }, - other => { - return Err(format!( - "ctor '{ctor_name}' has unexpected meta kind '{}' (expected Ctor)", - other.kind_name() - )); - }, - }; + let (ctor_lvl_params, ctor_arena, ctor_type_root) = + match &ctor_named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { lvls, arena, type_root, .. } => { + (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) + }, + other => { + return Err(format!( + "ctor '{ctor_name}' has unexpected meta kind '{}' (expected Ctor)", + other.kind_name() + )); + }, + }; let ctor_ctx = Ctx { sharing: &block_constant.sharing, @@ -1762,7 +1910,7 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( // Check if this is a Muts entry (mutual block) — handle differently if matches!(&named.meta.info, ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. }) { - if let ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } = &named.meta.info + if let ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } = &named.meta.info && let Ok(entries) = ingress_muts_block( name, &named.addr, @@ -1904,10 +2052,7 @@ pub fn build_leon_addr_map( /// well-formed Lean env should never trigger it. Callers that need /// strict resolution (e.g. "does this name exist?") should check /// `n2a.contains_key` directly. -fn leon_addr_of( - name: &Name, - n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, -) -> Address { +fn leon_addr_of(name: &Name, n2a: &dashmap::DashMap) -> Address { n2a .get(name) .map(|e| e.value().clone()) @@ -2250,13 +2395,10 @@ pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { if !seeded.insert(block_id.clone()) { continue; } - let all = lean_constant_all(ci) - .cloned() - .unwrap_or_else(|| vec![name.clone()]); - let members: Vec> = all - .iter() - .map(|n| KId::new(leon_addr_of(n, &n2a), n.clone())) - .collect(); + let all = + lean_constant_all(ci).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| vec![name.clone()]); + let members: Vec> = + all.iter().map(|n| KId::new(leon_addr_of(n, &n2a), n.clone())).collect(); kenv.blocks.insert(block_id, members); } if !quiet { @@ -2309,9 +2451,8 @@ pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { // Returns `Err` only if `prims()` has already been called on this // KEnv — fresh `KEnv::new()` above guarantees that hasn't happened, // so we ignore the Result. - let _ = kenv.set_prims( - crate::ix::kernel::primitive::Primitives::from_env_orig(&kenv), - ); + let _ = kenv + .set_prims(crate::ix::kernel::primitive::Primitives::from_env_orig(&kenv)); kenv } @@ -2401,7 +2542,7 @@ pub fn ixon_ingress( .into_par_iter() .map(|(entry_name, named)| { let all = match &named.meta.info { - ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all } => all, + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all, _ => return Ok(vec![]), }; ingress_muts_block( @@ -2446,3 +2587,469 @@ pub fn ixon_ingress( Ok((zenv, intern)) } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::{self, BinderInfo}; + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData; + use crate::ix::kernel::level::UnivData; + + fn mk_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut n = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + n = Name::str(n, part.to_string()); + } + n + } + + fn n_lit(x: u64) -> lean_ffi::nat::Nat { + lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(x) + } + + // ---- lean_level_to_kuniv ---- + + #[test] + fn lean_level_zero_to_kuniv() { + let u = lean_level_to_kuniv(&Level::zero(), &[]); + assert!(matches!(u.data(), UnivData::Zero(_))); + } + + #[test] + fn lean_level_succ_to_kuniv() { + let u = lean_level_to_kuniv(&Level::succ(Level::zero()), &[]); + match u.data() { + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { + assert!(matches!(inner.data(), UnivData::Zero(_))) + }, + other => panic!("expected Succ, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn lean_level_param_by_index() { + let u_name = mk_name("u"); + let v_name = mk_name("v"); + let params = vec![u_name.clone(), v_name.clone()]; + let u = lean_level_to_kuniv(&Level::param(v_name), ¶ms); + match u.data() { + UnivData::Param(i, _, _) => assert_eq!(*i, 1), + other => panic!("expected Param, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn lean_level_max_to_kuniv() { + let u_name = mk_name("u"); + let v_name = mk_name("v"); + let params = vec![u_name.clone(), v_name.clone()]; + let ll = Level::max(Level::param(u_name), Level::param(v_name)); + let u = lean_level_to_kuniv(&ll, ¶ms); + assert!(matches!(u.data(), UnivData::Max(..))); + } + + #[test] + #[should_panic(expected = "unknown level param")] + fn lean_level_param_unknown_panics() { + let _ = lean_level_to_kuniv(&Level::param(mk_name("zzz")), &[mk_name("u")]); + } + + #[test] + #[should_panic(expected = "unexpected level metavariable")] + fn lean_level_mvar_panics() { + let _ = lean_level_to_kuniv(&Level::mvar(mk_name("m")), &[]); + } + + // ---- lean_name_to_addr ---- + + #[test] + fn lean_name_to_addr_is_deterministic() { + let a1 = lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Nat")); + let a2 = lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Nat")); + assert_eq!(a1, a2); + } + + #[test] + fn lean_name_to_addr_different_names_differ() { + let a1 = lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Nat")); + let a2 = lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Bool")); + assert_ne!(a1, a2); + } + + #[test] + fn lean_name_to_addr_respects_dot_segments() { + let a1 = lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Nat.zero")); + let a2 = lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Nat.succ")); + assert_ne!(a1, a2); + } + + // ---- param_names_hash ---- + + #[test] + fn param_names_hash_determinism() { + let ps = [mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")]; + let h1 = param_names_hash(&ps); + let h2 = param_names_hash(&ps); + assert_eq!(h1, h2); + } + + #[test] + fn param_names_hash_order_sensitive() { + let h1 = param_names_hash(&[mk_name("u"), mk_name("v")]); + let h2 = param_names_hash(&[mk_name("v"), mk_name("u")]); + assert_ne!(h1, h2); + } + + #[test] + fn param_names_hash_length_sensitive() { + let h1 = param_names_hash(&[mk_name("u")]); + let h2 = param_names_hash(&[mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")]); + assert_ne!(h1, h2); + } + + #[test] + fn param_names_hash_empty_is_stable() { + let h1 = param_names_hash(&[]); + let h2 = param_names_hash(&[]); + assert_eq!(h1, h2); + } + + // ---- resolve_lean_name_addr ---- + + #[test] + fn resolve_lean_name_addr_fallback_uses_name_hash() { + let name = mk_name("Unknown"); + let expected = lean_name_to_addr(&name); + let a = resolve_lean_name_addr(&name, None, None); + assert_eq!(a, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn resolve_lean_name_addr_uses_primary_map() { + let map: dashmap::DashMap = dashmap::DashMap::new(); + let name = mk_name("Foo"); + let real = Address::hash(b"custom"); + map.insert(name.clone(), real.clone()); + let got = resolve_lean_name_addr(&name, Some(&map), None); + assert_eq!(got, real); + } + + #[test] + fn resolve_lean_name_addr_falls_through_to_aux() { + let primary: dashmap::DashMap = dashmap::DashMap::new(); + let aux: dashmap::DashMap = dashmap::DashMap::new(); + let name = mk_name("Aux.name"); + let real = Address::hash(b"aux"); + aux.insert(name.clone(), real.clone()); + let got = resolve_lean_name_addr(&name, Some(&primary), Some(&aux)); + assert_eq!(got, real); + } + + // ---- lean_expr_to_zexpr: variant coverage ---- + + fn do_ingress(e: &LeanExpr, pn: &[Name]) -> KExpr { + let intern = InternTable::::new(); + lean_expr_to_zexpr(e, pn, &intern, None, None) + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_bvar() { + let e = LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(5)); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + match k.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => assert_eq!(*i, 5), + other => panic!("expected Var, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_sort_zero() { + let e = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::Sort(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_const_without_universe_args() { + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("Unit"), vec![]); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + match k.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, univs, _) => { + assert_eq!(univs.len(), 0); + assert_eq!(id.addr, lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Unit"))); + }, + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_const_with_universe_args() { + let u_name = mk_name("u"); + let e = LeanExpr::cnst(mk_name("List"), vec![Level::param(u_name.clone())]); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[u_name]); + match k.data() { + ExprData::Const(_id, univs, _) => { + assert_eq!(univs.len(), 1); + assert!(matches!(univs[0].data(), UnivData::Param(0, _, _))); + }, + other => panic!("expected Const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_app() { + let e = + LeanExpr::app(LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0))); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::App(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_lambda() { + let e = LeanExpr::lam( + mk_name("x"), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0)), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::Lam(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_forall() { + let e = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("x"), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::All(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_let() { + let e = LeanExpr::letE( + mk_name("x"), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0)), + LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0)), + false, + ); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::Let(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_nat_literal() { + let e = LeanExpr::lit(env::Literal::NatVal(n_lit(42))); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::Nat(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_str_literal() { + let e = LeanExpr::lit(env::Literal::StrVal("hi".into())); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::Str(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_proj() { + let e = LeanExpr::proj(mk_name("Prod"), n_lit(0), LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0))); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + match k.data() { + ExprData::Prj(id, field, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, lean_name_to_addr(&mk_name("Prod"))); + assert_eq!(*field, 0); + }, + other => panic!("expected Prj, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_mdata_passes_through_inner_shape() { + // Mdata is metadata; the shape of the outer expression mirrors the inner. + let inner = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + let e = LeanExpr::mdata(vec![], inner); + let k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + assert!(matches!(k.data(), ExprData::Sort(..))); + } + + // ---- Deep nesting: exercises the iterative stack ---- + + /// Drop a left-deep `Arc` spine iteratively so test + /// teardown doesn't recurse once per level. Without this, dropping a + /// chain of N `Expr`s recurses N times regardless of whether ingress + /// itself is iterative (the recursion is in `Arc::drop`). + fn drop_app_spine_iteratively(mut e: LeanExpr) { + loop { + let next = if let env::ExprData::App(f, _, _) = e.as_data() { + f.clone() + } else { + break; + }; + drop(e); + e = next; + } + drop(e); + } + + /// Same pattern for forall / lambda body chains. + fn drop_binder_chain_iteratively(mut e: LeanExpr) { + loop { + let next = match e.as_data() { + env::ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) + | env::ExprData::Lam(_, _, body, _, _) => body.clone(), + _ => break, + }; + drop(e); + e = next; + } + drop(e); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_deep_app_nesting_does_not_overflow() { + // Build a left-deep app spine and verify ingress completes without + // stack overflow. Depth is chosen to exercise the iterative stack + // without tipping the Arc drop chain over thread-stack + // limits (the recursive drop of a deeply nested `LeanExpr` is the + // dominant hazard here — ingress proper is iterative). + let depth = 500; + let mut e = LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()); + for _ in 0..depth { + e = LeanExpr::app(e, LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0))); + } + let _k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + // Manual teardown: avoid `e`'s recursive Drop. + drop_app_spine_iteratively(e); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_deep_forall_nesting_does_not_overflow() { + // Body under deeply nested foralls. Binder-name stack must not + // overflow during ingress. + let depth = 500; + let mut e = LeanExpr::bvar(n_lit(0)); + for _ in 0..depth { + e = LeanExpr::all( + mk_name("x"), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + e, + BinderInfo::Default, + ); + } + let _k = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + drop_binder_chain_iteratively(e); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_deep_max_univ_does_not_overflow() { + // Deeply nested Max chain. Level drop is also recursive; keep depth + // conservative. + let mut l = Level::zero(); + for _ in 0..300 { + l = Level::max(l, Level::zero()); + } + let _u = lean_level_to_kuniv(&l, &[]); + } + + // ---- Panic-on-invalid-input regression guards ---- + + #[test] + #[should_panic(expected = "FVar")] + fn ingress_fvar_panics() { + let e = LeanExpr::fvar(mk_name("x")); + let _ = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + } + + #[test] + #[should_panic(expected = "MVar")] + fn ingress_mvar_panics() { + let e = LeanExpr::mvar(mk_name("m")); + let _ = do_ingress(&e, &[]); + } + + // ---- Caching ---- + + #[test] + fn ingress_cached_hits_cache_on_second_call() { + let env = KEnv::::new(); + let e = LeanExpr::app( + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + ); + let k1 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[], &env, None, None); + let k2 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[], &env, None, None); + // Cache hit → same interned result. + assert!(k1.ptr_eq(&k2)); + } + + #[test] + fn ingress_cache_differentiates_by_param_names() { + let env = KEnv::::new(); + // Same Lean expression, but different param names should produce + // different cache keys and (for Param-containing exprs) different + // KExprs. + let u_name = mk_name("u"); + let v_name = mk_name("v"); + let e = LeanExpr::sort(Level::param(u_name.clone())); + let k1 = + lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[u_name.clone()], &env, None, None); + let k2 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + &e, + &[v_name, u_name.clone()], + &env, + None, + None, + ); + // In the first, Param(u) has index 0; in the second, Param(u) has index 1. + let i1 = match k1.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => match u.data() { + UnivData::Param(i, _, _) => *i, + _ => panic!(), + }, + _ => panic!(), + }; + let i2 = match k2.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => match u.data() { + UnivData::Param(i, _, _) => *i, + _ => panic!(), + }, + _ => panic!(), + }; + assert_eq!(i1, 0); + assert_eq!(i2, 1); + } + + // ---- build_ingress_lookups ---- + + #[test] + fn build_ingress_lookups_on_empty_env() { + let ie = IxonEnv::new(); + let (name_map, addr_map) = build_ingress_lookups(&ie); + assert!(name_map.is_empty()); + assert!(addr_map.is_empty()); + } + + #[test] + fn build_ingress_lookups_inverts_name_table() { + let ie = IxonEnv::new(); + let nat_name = mk_name("Nat"); + let nat_addr = lean_name_to_addr(&nat_name); + ie.names.insert(nat_addr.clone(), nat_name.clone()); + + let list_name = mk_name("List"); + let list_addr = Address::hash(b"arbitrary"); + ie.named.insert( + list_name.clone(), + crate::ix::ixon::env::Named::with_addr(list_addr.clone()), + ); + + let (name_map, addr_map) = build_ingress_lookups(&ie); + assert_eq!(name_map.get(&nat_addr), Some(&nat_name)); + assert_eq!(addr_map.get(&list_name), Some(&list_addr)); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs index 376bb342..9bd039d1 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -4,6 +4,34 @@ //! Merkle hash (`Addr`) for content addressing. `Param` additionally carries //! `M::MField` — the parameter name in Meta mode, erased to `()` in //! Anon mode. +//! +//! # Relationship to Lean4Lean +//! +//! `normalize_level` is a line-by-line port of Lean4Lean's `Level.Normalize` +//! (see `refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/Level.lean`), based on Yoan Géran's paper +//! "A Canonical Form for Universe Levels in Impredicative Type Theory" +//! (). The Rust `NormLevel` is +//! a `BTreeMap, Node>` indexed by sorted param-index paths — the +//! Rust analogue of Lean4Lean's `Std.TreeMap (List Name) Node`, with `u64` +//! param indices replacing `Name` since our anon-mode params are positional. +//! +//! Point of divergence: `norm_level_le` is intentionally stronger than +//! Lean4Lean's `NormLevel.le`. Lean4Lean's variant looks for a *single* +//! `p2 ⊆ p1` entry in `l2` that dominates both the constant and the variable +//! contributions of `n_p1`; ours splits that into independent per-ingredient +//! searches (`covers_const` and `covers_var`). See the detailed doc on +//! `norm_level_le` for the concrete witness that motivated the change. +//! +//! This is a soundness-preserving completeness strengthening, not a +//! disagreement with the canonical-form theory: Lean4Lean's +//! `NormLevel.subsumption_eval` is `sorry` in +//! `refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/Verify/Level.lean:545`, and there is no +//! `geq'_wf` / `NormLevel.le_wf` theorem anywhere in the Verify tree, so the +//! "complete for level algebra" claim in Lean4Lean's `divergences.md` is +//! aspirational for `geq'` specifically. `univ_eq` (via `norm_level_eq`) +//! matches Lean4Lean's `isEquiv'` bit-for-bit, since that direction *is* +//! proven sound (`isEquiv'_wf`, `Verify/Level.lean:578`) and the witness +//! that exposed `NormLevel.le`'s gap is not an equality case. use std::collections::BTreeMap; use std::fmt; @@ -303,8 +331,16 @@ fn norm_add_var(s: &mut NormLevel, idx: u64, k: u64, path: &[u64]) { s.entry(path.to_vec()).or_default().add_var(idx, k); } -fn norm_add_node(s: &mut NormLevel, idx: u64, path: &[u64]) { - s.entry(path.to_vec()).or_default().add_var(idx, 0); +/// Insert `(idx, k)` into the var list at `path`, taking the max of offsets +/// when `idx` is already present. Mirrors Lean4Lean's +/// `NormLevel.addNode v k path'` (`refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/Level.lean:92`); +/// `k` must be the current succ-accumulator from `normalize_aux`. +/// +/// An earlier port of this function dropped `k` and always inserted +/// `(idx, 0)`, which silently mis-normalized `Succ^n(imax(u, Param v))` +/// shapes for `n > 0`. Keep the `k` parameter. +fn norm_add_node(s: &mut NormLevel, idx: u64, k: u64, path: &[u64]) { + s.entry(path.to_vec()).or_default().add_var(idx, k); } fn norm_add_const(s: &mut NormLevel, k: u64, path: &[u64]) { @@ -371,9 +407,16 @@ fn normalize_aux( if let Some(new_path) = ordered_insert(idx, path) { // When param(idx) = 0, imax(u, 0) = 0, contributing k from outer succs. norm_add_const(acc, k, path); - norm_add_node(acc, idx, &new_path); + norm_add_node(acc, idx, k, &new_path); normalize_aux(u, &new_path, k, acc); } else { + // Param(idx) is already in path (so we're in an `imax(u, v)` where + // v = Param(idx) and idx is fixed > 0 by the enclosing chain). + // The outer k Succ's still contribute when idx > 0, which it is + // along this path. Matches Lean4Lean's `acc.addVar v k path`. + if k != 0 { + norm_add_var(acc, idx, k, path); + } normalize_aux(u, path, k, acc); } } @@ -382,10 +425,7 @@ fn normalize_aux( let idx = *idx; if let Some(new_path) = ordered_insert(idx, path) { norm_add_const(acc, k, path); - norm_add_node(acc, idx, &new_path); - if k != 0 { - norm_add_var(acc, idx, k, &new_path); - } + norm_add_node(acc, idx, k, &new_path); } else if k != 0 { norm_add_var(acc, idx, k, path); } @@ -445,9 +485,14 @@ fn normalize_imax_dispatch( if let Some(new_path) = ordered_insert(idx, path) { // When param(idx) = 0, imax(a, 0) = 0, contributing k from outer succs. norm_add_const(acc, k, path); - norm_add_node(acc, idx, &new_path); + norm_add_node(acc, idx, k, &new_path); normalize_aux(a, &new_path, k, acc); } else { + // idx is already in path; outer k Succ's still contribute. + // Matches Lean4Lean's `acc.addVar v k path`. + if k != 0 { + norm_add_var(acc, idx, k, path); + } normalize_aux(a, path, k, acc); } } else { @@ -530,51 +575,91 @@ fn subsumption(acc: &mut NormLevel) { } // Comparison -fn le_vars(xs: &[VarNode], ys: &[VarNode]) -> bool { - let mut yi = 0; - for x in xs { - loop { - if yi >= ys.len() { - return false; - } - match x.idx.cmp(&ys[yi].idx) { - std::cmp::Ordering::Less => return false, - std::cmp::Ordering::Equal => { - if x.offset > ys[yi].offset { - return false; - } - yi += 1; - break; - }, - std::cmp::Ordering::Greater => { - yi += 1; - }, - } - } - } - true + +/// Check whether some entry `(p2, n2)` in `l2` with `p2 ⊆ p1` provides a +/// contribution that dominates `n1.const` along every assignment satisfying +/// `p1`'s activation. A `p2` entry contributes `n_p2.const` unconditionally +/// (in that branch), and each `v ∈ n_p2.var` contributes at least `v.offset + 1` +/// because `v.idx ∈ p2 ⊆ p1` guarantees `u_v ≥ 1`. +fn covers_const(l2: &NormLevel, p1: &[u64], c: u64) -> bool { + l2.iter().any(|(p2, n2)| { + is_subset(p2, p1) + && (c <= n2.constant || n2.var.iter().any(|v| c <= v.offset + 1)) + }) +} + +/// Check whether some entry `(p2, n2)` in `l2` with `p2 ⊆ p1` contains a +/// variable node that dominates `(w, off)`: i.e., some `v ∈ n_p2.var` with +/// `v.idx == w && v.offset >= off`. Because `v.idx` is always in `p2`, the +/// matching p2 automatically has `w ∈ p2 ⊆ p1`, keeping the branch analysis +/// consistent. +fn covers_var(l2: &NormLevel, p1: &[u64], w: u64, off: u64) -> bool { + l2.iter().any(|(p2, n2)| { + is_subset(p2, p1) && n2.var.iter().any(|v| v.idx == w && v.offset >= off) + }) } +/// Semantic `l1 ≤ l2` on canonical forms. For each `(p1, n1)` in `l1`, the +/// contribution `max(n1.const, u_w + v.off for v ∈ n1.var)` in the branch +/// where `p1`'s params are all positive must be dominated by the max of +/// contributions from `{(p2, n_p2) : p2 ⊆ p1}` in the same branch. +/// +/// # Divergence from Lean4Lean +/// +/// Lean4Lean's `NormLevel.le` (`refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/Level.lean:164`) +/// looks for a *single* `p2` covering both `n1.const` and `n1.var` +/// simultaneously — sound, but incomplete. Concrete witness (see +/// `prop_univ_max_is_geq_both_components_imax_witness`): +/// +/// ```text +/// a = Succ^3(0) +/// b = imax(imax(a, Param 0), Param 1) +/// m = max(a, b) +/// ``` +/// +/// After normalization + subsumption: +/// +/// ```text +/// normalize(m): [] → const=3, [1] → var=[(1,0)], [0,1] → var=[(0,0)] +/// normalize(b): [] → const=0, [1] → var=[(1,0)], [0,1] → {const=3, var=[(0,0)]} +/// ``` +/// +/// Checking `b ≤ m` at `p1 = [0,1]` needs both `const=3` and `var=[(0,0)]`. +/// `m[[]]` covers the const (no var); `m[[0,1]]` covers the var (const was +/// zeroed out by subsumption against `m[[]]`). No single `p2 ⊆ [0,1]` in +/// `m` has both, so Lean4Lean's `le` reports `m ≱ b` even though `m ≥ b` +/// holds for every parameter assignment. +/// +/// The version here splits the check into `covers_const` and `covers_var`, +/// each searching `l2` independently. This is sound: +/// +/// - For `n1.const = C`, if some `p2 ⊆ p1` has `n_p2.const ≥ C`, then along +/// any `ρ` with `p1` active, `p2` is active too, so `l2`'s total already +/// includes `n_p2.const ≥ C`. Same argument for the fallback clause +/// `v.offset + 1 ≥ C` with `v ∈ n_p2.var`, because every `v` inserted +/// during `normalize_aux` has `v.idx ∈ p2` (so `u_v ≥ 1` in an active +/// branch). +/// - For each `(w, off) ∈ n1.var`, if some `p2 ⊆ p1` has `(w, off') ∈ +/// n_p2.var` with `off' ≥ off`, then `l2`'s contribution along active +/// `p1` is at least `u_w + off' ≥ u_w + off`. +/// +/// This matches what Lean4Lean's paper-level theory expects but its +/// implementation doesn't cover (cf. the `sorry` on +/// `NormLevel.subsumption_eval` in `Verify/Level.lean:545`, and the absence +/// of any `geq'_wf`). fn norm_level_le(l1: &NormLevel, l2: &NormLevel) -> bool { for (p1, n1) in l1 { if n1.constant == 0 && n1.var.is_empty() { continue; } - let mut found = false; - for (p2, n2) in l2 { - if (!n2.var.is_empty() || n1.var.is_empty()) - && is_subset(p2, p1) - && (n1.constant <= n2.constant - || n2.var.iter().any(|v| n1.constant <= v.offset + 1)) - && le_vars(&n1.var, &n2.var) - { - found = true; - break; - } - } - if !found { + if n1.constant != 0 && !covers_const(l2, p1, n1.constant) { return false; } + for v in &n1.var { + if !covers_var(l2, p1, v.idx, v.offset) { + return false; + } + } } true } @@ -934,4 +1019,198 @@ mod tests { assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); assert!(univ_eq(&a, &b)); } + + // ========================================================================= + // Property-style tests for universe-level algebra invariants. + // + // Use a deterministic seeded generator (xorshift) to produce randomized + // `KUniv` values of bounded depth and check algebraic laws: + // reflexivity, symmetry of equality, transitivity of geq, and interaction + // between geq and eq. + // ========================================================================= + + struct UPrng(u64); + impl UPrng { + fn new(seed: u64) -> Self { + UPrng(seed.wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9_7F4A_7C15) ^ 0xDEAD_BEEF_CAFE_BABE) + } + fn next_u64(&mut self) -> u64 { + let mut x = self.0; + x ^= x << 13; + x ^= x >> 7; + x ^= x << 17; + self.0 = x; + x + } + fn next_u32(&mut self, bound: u32) -> u32 { + (self.next_u64() as u32) % bound.max(1) + } + } + + /// Generate a bounded-depth `KUniv`. Parameter indices are drawn + /// from `0..=max_param` so multiple universes in the same test can share + /// parameters — important for geq transitivity tests. + fn gen_univ(rng: &mut UPrng, depth: u32, max_param: u64) -> AU { + if depth == 0 { + return match rng.next_u32(3) { + 0 => AU::zero(), + 1 => AU::param(rng.next_u64() % (max_param + 1), ()), + _ => AU::succ(AU::zero()), + }; + } + match rng.next_u32(5) { + 0 => AU::zero(), + 1 => AU::param(rng.next_u64() % (max_param + 1), ()), + 2 => AU::succ(gen_univ(rng, depth - 1, max_param)), + 3 => AU::max( + gen_univ(rng, depth - 1, max_param), + gen_univ(rng, depth - 1, max_param), + ), + _ => AU::imax( + gen_univ(rng, depth - 1, max_param), + gen_univ(rng, depth - 1, max_param), + ), + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_univ_eq_reflexive() { + let mut rng = UPrng::new(0x1234); + for _ in 0..200 { + let u = gen_univ(&mut rng, 4, 3); + assert!(univ_eq(&u, &u), "reflexivity failed for {u:?}"); + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_univ_eq_symmetric() { + let mut rng = UPrng::new(0xABCD); + for _ in 0..200 { + let a = gen_univ(&mut rng, 3, 2); + let b = gen_univ(&mut rng, 3, 2); + assert_eq!( + univ_eq(&a, &b), + univ_eq(&b, &a), + "symmetry failed for {a:?} vs {b:?}" + ); + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_univ_geq_reflexive() { + let mut rng = UPrng::new(0x5678); + for _ in 0..200 { + let u = gen_univ(&mut rng, 4, 3); + assert!(univ_geq(&u, &u), "geq reflexivity failed for {u:?}"); + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_univ_eq_implies_geq_both_ways() { + let mut rng = UPrng::new(0xF00D); + for _ in 0..200 { + let a = gen_univ(&mut rng, 3, 2); + let b = gen_univ(&mut rng, 3, 2); + if univ_eq(&a, &b) { + assert!( + univ_geq(&a, &b), + "eq implies geq failed (a>=b) for {a:?} == {b:?}" + ); + assert!( + univ_geq(&b, &a), + "eq implies geq failed (b>=a) for {a:?} == {b:?}" + ); + } + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_univ_succ_is_geq_base() { + let mut rng = UPrng::new(0xBA_D0); + for _ in 0..200 { + let u = gen_univ(&mut rng, 3, 2); + let su = AU::succ(u.clone()); + assert!(univ_geq(&su, &u), "succ u must be >= u for {u:?}"); + // And the reverse is (usually) false; guard for Zero-valued u (only + // case where succ u vs u... no, actually succ u > u always in + // Géran's semantics, so strict one-way geq should always hold). + assert!(!univ_geq(&u, &su), "u must NOT be >= succ u for {u:?}"); + } + } + + /// Generate a universe that uses only Zero / Succ / Max / Param — no IMax. + /// Property-tested `univ_geq` reliably holds `max(a, b) >= {a, b}` on + /// this subset; see `prop_univ_max_is_geq_both_components_imax_known_limit` + /// for the IMax case that surfaced a gap in Géran's comparison during + /// the initial sweep. + fn gen_univ_no_imax(rng: &mut UPrng, depth: u32, max_param: u64) -> AU { + if depth == 0 { + return match rng.next_u32(3) { + 0 => AU::zero(), + 1 => AU::param(rng.next_u64() % (max_param + 1), ()), + _ => AU::succ(AU::zero()), + }; + } + match rng.next_u32(4) { + 0 => AU::zero(), + 1 => AU::param(rng.next_u64() % (max_param + 1), ()), + 2 => AU::succ(gen_univ_no_imax(rng, depth - 1, max_param)), + _ => AU::max( + gen_univ_no_imax(rng, depth - 1, max_param), + gen_univ_no_imax(rng, depth - 1, max_param), + ), + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_univ_max_is_geq_both_components() { + let mut rng = UPrng::new(0xBEEF); + for _ in 0..200 { + let a = gen_univ_no_imax(&mut rng, 3, 2); + let b = gen_univ_no_imax(&mut rng, 3, 2); + let m = AU::max(a.clone(), b.clone()); + assert!(univ_geq(&m, &a), "max(a,b) >= a failed for a={a:?} b={b:?}"); + assert!(univ_geq(&m, &b), "max(a,b) >= b failed for a={a:?} b={b:?}"); + } + } + + /// Full property: `max(a, b) ≥ {a, b}` also holds when imax is allowed + /// anywhere in the operands. Previously this failed — see the witness + /// regression test below. + #[test] + fn prop_univ_max_is_geq_both_components_with_imax() { + let mut rng = UPrng::new(0xCAFE); + for _ in 0..400 { + let a = gen_univ(&mut rng, 3, 2); + let b = gen_univ(&mut rng, 3, 2); + let m = AU::max(a.clone(), b.clone()); + assert!(univ_geq(&m, &a), "max(a,b) >= a failed for a={a:?} b={b:?}"); + assert!(univ_geq(&m, &b), "max(a,b) >= b failed for a={a:?} b={b:?}"); + } + } + + /// Regression test for a property failure surfaced by property testing + /// with a full `gen_univ` that included IMax nodes. + /// + /// Witness: `univ_geq(max(a, b), b)` with `b = imax(imax(Succ^3(0), + /// Param(0)), Param(1))` and `a = Succ^3(0)`. Semantically the property + /// holds for every parameter assignment. + /// + /// The original Lean4Lean `NormLevel.le` was incomplete: it searched for + /// a single `p2 ⊆ p1` in `l2` covering both the constant and variable + /// ingredients of `n_p1`. Here `m`'s canonical form splits its `const=3` + /// at `[]` from its `var=[(0,0)]` at `[0,1]`, while `b`'s `[0,1]` carries + /// both. Our `norm_level_le` now checks each ingredient of `n_p1` + /// independently so different `p2`s may cover different parts. + #[test] + fn prop_univ_max_is_geq_both_components_imax_witness() { + let a = AU::succ(AU::succ(AU::succ(AU::zero()))); + // b = imax(imax(Succ^3(0), Param(0)), Param(1)) + let b = AU::imax(AU::imax(a.clone(), AU::param(0, ())), AU::param(1, ())); + let m = AU::max(a.clone(), b.clone()); + assert!( + univ_geq(&m, &b), + "max(a,b) >= b with imax-heavy b — Géran gap regression" + ); + } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs index cefce968..af7e89a4 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs @@ -219,7 +219,6 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { ) -> T { val } - } impl KernelMode for ZMode { @@ -233,7 +232,6 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { _val: T, ) { } - } #[cfg(test)] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index 3daa5d04..3c6ae855 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -106,6 +106,7 @@ pub struct Primitives { pub int_bmod: KId, pub int_bdiv: KId, pub int_nat_abs: KId, + pub int_pow: KId, } /// Hardcoded primitive addresses (for lookup in the env). @@ -174,6 +175,7 @@ pub struct PrimAddrs { pub int_bmod: Address, pub int_bdiv: Address, pub int_nat_abs: Address, + pub int_pow: Address, pub punit: Address, pub pprod: Address, pub pprod_mk: Address, @@ -385,6 +387,9 @@ impl PrimAddrs { int_nat_abs: h( "387423bacfde4c6ab21a1ca97f63fd9c194290d1b25a0f24587d17a16533afc0", ), + int_pow: h( + "f52318c4f6973c48e73f0313ccf2fe6c55b08fb1ac2c8e7fb50d7ae2876dcec2", + ), punit: h( "16a2dc76a2cfcc9440f443c666536f2fa99c0250b642fd3971fbad25d531262a", ), @@ -606,6 +611,9 @@ impl PrimAddrs { int_nat_abs: h( "cc43f34a58ce42dfedfdfb0c07a5f31dffa6ba3fb272f3c573ec547eaef722d6", ), + int_pow: h( + "ae92f05449a4d67697f3649225f88703a6a928a815b7cf6448e92b3a787a1103", + ), punit: h( "e4d0247a1393397d7efa718dc31229b3592a522531595290683ca63dfe420e4d", ), @@ -738,6 +746,276 @@ impl Primitives { int_bmod: r(&a.int_bmod), int_bdiv: r(&a.int_bdiv), int_nat_abs: r(&a.int_nat_abs), + int_pow: r(&a.int_pow), + } + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use std::collections::HashMap; + + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::Name; + use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr; + use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; + use crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + + /// Collect every (field_name, addr) pair from `PrimAddrs` via reflection + /// over a macro invocation at the caller — done here by an inline array. + /// Keep in lockstep with `PrimAddrs`. + /// + /// Fields intentionally present as address-only dispatch markers (no Lean + /// constant) are marked below. + fn addrs_with_names(a: &PrimAddrs) -> Vec<(&'static str, &Address)> { + vec![ + ("nat", &a.nat), + ("nat_zero", &a.nat_zero), + ("nat_succ", &a.nat_succ), + ("nat_add", &a.nat_add), + ("nat_pred", &a.nat_pred), + ("nat_sub", &a.nat_sub), + ("nat_mul", &a.nat_mul), + ("nat_pow", &a.nat_pow), + ("nat_gcd", &a.nat_gcd), + ("nat_mod", &a.nat_mod), + ("nat_div", &a.nat_div), + ("nat_bitwise", &a.nat_bitwise), + ("nat_beq", &a.nat_beq), + ("nat_ble", &a.nat_ble), + ("nat_land", &a.nat_land), + ("nat_lor", &a.nat_lor), + ("nat_xor", &a.nat_xor), + ("nat_shift_left", &a.nat_shift_left), + ("nat_shift_right", &a.nat_shift_right), + ("bool_type", &a.bool_type), + ("bool_true", &a.bool_true), + ("bool_false", &a.bool_false), + ("string", &a.string), + ("string_mk", &a.string_mk), + ("char_type", &a.char_type), + ("char_mk", &a.char_mk), + ("char_of_nat", &a.char_of_nat), + ("string_of_list", &a.string_of_list), + ("list", &a.list), + ("list_nil", &a.list_nil), + ("list_cons", &a.list_cons), + ("eq", &a.eq), + ("eq_refl", &a.eq_refl), + ("quot_type", &a.quot_type), + ("quot_ctor", &a.quot_ctor), + ("quot_lift", &a.quot_lift), + ("quot_ind", &a.quot_ind), + ("reduce_bool", &a.reduce_bool), + ("reduce_nat", &a.reduce_nat), + ("eager_reduce", &a.eager_reduce), + ("system_platform_num_bits", &a.system_platform_num_bits), + ("nat_dec_le", &a.nat_dec_le), + ("nat_dec_eq", &a.nat_dec_eq), + ("nat_dec_lt", &a.nat_dec_lt), + ("decidable_is_true", &a.decidable_is_true), + ("decidable_is_false", &a.decidable_is_false), + ("nat_le_of_ble_eq_true", &a.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true), + ("nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true", &a.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true), + ("nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true", &a.nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true), + ("nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false", &a.nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false), + ("bool_no_confusion", &a.bool_no_confusion), + ("int", &a.int), + ("int_of_nat", &a.int_of_nat), + ("int_neg_succ", &a.int_neg_succ), + ("int_add", &a.int_add), + ("int_sub", &a.int_sub), + ("int_mul", &a.int_mul), + ("int_neg", &a.int_neg), + ("int_emod", &a.int_emod), + ("int_ediv", &a.int_ediv), + ("int_bmod", &a.int_bmod), + ("int_bdiv", &a.int_bdiv), + ("int_pow", &a.int_pow), + ("int_nat_abs", &a.int_nat_abs), + ("punit", &a.punit), + ("pprod", &a.pprod), + ("pprod_mk", &a.pprod_mk), + ] + } + + /// Collapse the (field, addr) vec into address → fields-that-share-it. + fn find_duplicates(a: &PrimAddrs) -> Vec<(String, Vec<&'static str>)> { + let entries = addrs_with_names(a); + let mut by_addr: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + for (name, addr) in entries { + by_addr.entry(addr.hex()).or_default().push(name); + } + let mut dups: Vec<(String, Vec<&'static str>)> = by_addr + .into_iter() + .filter(|(_, v)| v.len() > 1) + .map(|(k, mut v)| { + v.sort(); + (k, v) + }) + .collect(); + dups.sort_by(|a, b| a.0.cmp(&b.0)); + dups + } + + #[test] + fn prim_addrs_new_orig_has_no_duplicates() { + // LEON pre-compile table is regenerated from Lean reference and + // must never have field collisions. + let a = PrimAddrs::new_orig(); + let dups = find_duplicates(&a); + assert!( + dups.is_empty(), + "PrimAddrs::new_orig() has duplicate addresses:\n{dups:#?}" + ); + } + + /// `string_mk` and `string_of_list` intentionally share a canonical + /// content address: in Lean they're the same declaration. + /// `refs/lean4/src/Init/Prelude.lean` has + /// + /// ```lean + /// @[extern "lean_string_mk"] + /// def String.ofList (data : List Char) : String := + /// ⟨List.utf8Encode data, .intro data rfl⟩ + /// ``` + /// + /// `String.ofList` is the pure Lean definition; `lean_string_mk` is + /// its FFI extern name. The canonical (alpha-invariant, content-hashed) + /// form coalesces the two kernel-dispatch slots onto one address, which + /// is why `PrimAddrs::new()` stores the same hex for both — both + /// `prims.string_mk` and `prims.string_of_list` end up pointing at the + /// same `KId`. `PrimAddrs::new_orig()` holds them as distinct LEON + /// addresses because pre-compile the two names exist as separate + /// lookup keys. + /// + /// This test pins the intentional alias: if a future canonical-table + /// regeneration accidentally splits them we want a loud signal. + #[test] + fn prim_addrs_new_string_mk_and_of_list_are_intentionally_aliased() { + let a = PrimAddrs::new(); + assert_eq!( + a.string_mk.hex(), + a.string_of_list.hex(), + "string_mk and string_of_list must share a canonical address — \ + they are the same Lean declaration (String.ofList with extern \ + \"lean_string_mk\"). If this assertion fires after a hash-table \ + regeneration, check whether a Lean-side rename broke the alias \ + or whether the regeneration tool started emitting distinct hashes." + ); + } + + /// Canonical hash table regression guard: everything except the known + /// `string_mk` / `string_of_list` alias must be distinct. + #[test] + fn prim_addrs_new_no_unexpected_duplicates() { + let a = PrimAddrs::new(); + let dups = find_duplicates(&a); + // Filter out the intentional alias (string_mk + string_of_list) — + // see `prim_addrs_new_string_mk_and_of_list_are_intentionally_aliased`. + let unexpected: Vec<_> = dups + .into_iter() + .filter(|(_, fields)| { + !(fields.len() == 2 + && fields.contains(&"string_mk") + && fields.contains(&"string_of_list")) + }) + .collect(); + assert!( + unexpected.is_empty(), + "PrimAddrs::new() has unexpected duplicate addresses:\n{unexpected:#?}" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn primitives_from_env_empty_uses_synthetic_fallback() { + // With an empty env, every `r(&a.*)` lookup misses and produces a + // synthetic `@` KId. Confirm construction succeeds and + // yields recognizable synthetic names (in Meta mode). + let env = KEnv::::new(); + let p = Primitives::from_env(&env); + // The fallback name is `@`, a string part under an + // anonymous Name. Verify the `nat` field lives at the expected + // canonical address. + let canon = PrimAddrs::new(); + assert_eq!(p.nat.addr.hex(), canon.nat.hex()); + } + + #[test] + fn primitives_from_env_populated_resolves_against_env() { + // Insert a single constant at the canonical Nat address and confirm + // `Primitives::from_env` picks it up instead of falling back to + // synthesis. + let env = KEnv::::new(); + let canon = PrimAddrs::new(); + + let nat_id = KId::::new(canon.nat.clone(), ()); + let nat_axio = KConst::::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), + }; + env.insert(nat_id.clone(), nat_axio); + + let p = Primitives::from_env(&env); + // Address still matches — the interesting property in Anon mode is + // that name metadata is erased anyway, so we only check the addr. + assert_eq!(p.nat.addr.hex(), canon.nat.hex()); + // The env entry should be the one the KEnv has (same address table). + assert!(env.get(&p.nat).is_some()); + } + + #[test] + fn primitives_from_env_orig_uses_orig_addrs() { + // from_env_orig uses PrimAddrs::new_orig (LEON addrs), not new(). + let env = KEnv::::new(); + let p = Primitives::from_env_orig(&env); + let orig = PrimAddrs::new_orig(); + let canon = PrimAddrs::new(); + assert_eq!(p.nat.addr.hex(), orig.nat.hex()); + // And the canonical addr is different from the LEON one — confirming + // the two tables aren't accidentally aliased. + assert_ne!(orig.nat.hex(), canon.nat.hex()); + } + + #[test] + fn primitives_from_env_orig_empty_fallback_name_is_synthetic() { + // Check that the synthetic fallback name has the `@<8hex>` shape for + // an address that doesn't exist in the env. Uses Meta mode so the + // name metadata is observable. + let env = KEnv::::new(); + let p = Primitives::from_env_orig(&env); + // Name of `p.nat` should be `@`. + let orig = PrimAddrs::new_orig(); + let expected = format!("@{}", &orig.nat.hex()[..8]); + let got_name = p.nat.name.clone(); + // Convert Name to string for comparison. + let got_str = format!("{got_name}"); + assert!( + got_str.contains(&expected), + "expected synthetic name containing {expected:?}, got {got_str:?}" + ); + // Silence unused-import lint. + let _: Name = Name::anon(); + } + + #[test] + fn new_and_default_match() { + // `Default` is implemented via `new`, so they must agree. + let a = PrimAddrs::new(); + let d = PrimAddrs::default(); + let entries_a = addrs_with_names(&a); + let entries_d = addrs_with_names(&d); + assert_eq!(entries_a.len(), entries_d.len()); + for ((name_a, addr_a), (name_d, addr_d)) in + entries_a.iter().zip(entries_d.iter()) + { + assert_eq!(name_a, name_d); + assert_eq!(addr_a.hex(), addr_d.hex()); } } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs index c6fc2568..7235ea58 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -1,24 +1,90 @@ //! Substitution and lifting for zero kernel expressions. //! -//! All functions intern results through `InternTable` for pointer deduplication. - -use super::env::InternTable; +//! All functions intern results through `InternTable` for pointer +//! deduplication. In addition, the traversal itself is memoized by +//! content hash for the duration of a single call — expressions are +//! content-addressed DAGs and the same sub-expression may appear many +//! times (well-founded-recursion unfolds, recursor rules with repeated +//! motives, etc.); without per-call memoization we re-walk every shared +//! occurrence, turning a DAG walk into a tree walk and blowing O(N) +//! sharing into O(2^k) work. Mirrors `lean4lean`'s `replaceM` which +//! uses a `PtrMap Expr Expr` for the same reason (see +//! `refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/Expr.lean:14`). + +use std::sync::LazyLock; + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use super::env::{Addr, InternTable}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::mode::KernelMode; +/// When set, log every 100K `subst` (top-level) entries. Substitution is +/// called once per `App` in `infer` (plus other sites in whnf / def_eq), +/// and each call recursively rebuilds the body; a check that spends +/// seconds per infer call likely has substs dominating. The counter +/// only fires for the top-level `subst` entry, so recursive sub-calls +/// don't inflate the number. +static IX_SUBST_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_SUBST_COUNT_LOG").is_ok()); + +static SUBST_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); + /// Perform single substitution: `body[arg/Var(depth)]`. /// /// Replaces `Var(depth)` with `arg` (lifted by `depth`), shifts free -/// variables above `depth` down by 1. Uses `lbr()` for fast-path skipping. +/// variables above `depth` down by 1. Uses `lbr()` for fast-path +/// skipping. The internal traversal is memoized by content hash so +/// shared sub-expressions within `body` are walked once per depth. pub fn subst( env: &InternTable, body: &KExpr, arg: &KExpr, depth: u64, ) -> KExpr { + if *IX_SUBST_COUNT_LOG && depth == 0 { + let n = SUBST_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + eprintln!("[subst] count={n}"); + } + } + // Fast path: no loose bound vars at or below `depth` means nothing to + // substitute; returning the original Arc is cheap and cache-free. if body.lbr() <= depth { return body.clone(); } + let mut cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr> = FxHashMap::default(); + subst_cached(env, body, arg, depth, &mut cache) +} + +/// Inner recursive worker with memoization keyed by `(sub-expr addr, +/// depth)`. Depth enters the key because traversing under a binder +/// increments `depth`, and the substitution's semantics change: under +/// one extra binder, `Var(depth+1)` now targets the original +/// substitution site. Two subtrees with the same address but visited at +/// different depths must not share a result. +fn subst_cached( + env: &InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + arg: &KExpr, + depth: u64, + cache: &mut FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr>, +) -> KExpr { + if body.lbr() <= depth { + return body.clone(); + } + + // Pointer-identity cache: expressions are content-addressed, so two + // sub-trees with the same `addr()` are structurally equal, meaning + // `subst` at the same `depth` must produce the same result. Skipping + // re-traversal here is the whole point of the cache — for Lean bodies + // with significant sub-term sharing it turns an O(tree-size) walk + // into O(dag-size). + let key = (body.hash_key(), depth); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } let result = match body.data() { ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { @@ -28,51 +94,69 @@ pub fn subst( } else if i > depth { KExpr::var(i - 1, name.clone()) } else { - return body.clone(); + // Unreachable under the outer `lbr() <= depth` guard (Var below + // `depth` is bound, so its lbr is below depth and we'd have + // returned early), but keep the explicit branch for clarity. + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; } }, ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { - let f2 = subst(env, f, arg, depth); - let x2 = subst(env, x, arg, depth); + let f2 = subst_cached(env, f, arg, depth, cache); + let x2 = subst_cached(env, x, arg, depth, cache); KExpr::app(f2, x2) }, ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { - let ty2 = subst(env, ty, arg, depth); - let inner2 = subst(env, inner, arg, depth + 1); + let ty2 = subst_cached(env, ty, arg, depth, cache); + let inner2 = subst_cached(env, inner, arg, depth + 1, cache); KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) }, ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { - let ty2 = subst(env, ty, arg, depth); - let inner2 = subst(env, inner, arg, depth + 1); + let ty2 = subst_cached(env, ty, arg, depth, cache); + let inner2 = subst_cached(env, inner, arg, depth + 1, cache); KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) }, ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, inner, nd, _) => { - let ty2 = subst(env, ty, arg, depth); - let val2 = subst(env, val, arg, depth); - let inner2 = subst(env, inner, arg, depth + 1); + let ty2 = subst_cached(env, ty, arg, depth, cache); + let val2 = subst_cached(env, val, arg, depth, cache); + let inner2 = subst_cached(env, inner, arg, depth + 1, cache); KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, inner2, *nd) }, ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { - let val2 = subst(env, val, arg, depth); + let val2 = subst_cached(env, val, arg, depth, cache); KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) - | ExprData::Str(..) => return body.clone(), + | ExprData::Str(..) => { + // Closed atoms — the outer `lbr() <= depth` guard should have + // caught these, so this arm is defensive. Cache to stay + // consistent with other branches. + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + }, }; - env.intern_expr(result) + let interned = env.intern_expr(result); + cache.insert(key, interned.clone()); + interned } /// Perform simultaneous substitution: replace `Var(depth)..Var(depth+n-1)` /// with `substs[0]..substs[n-1]`, shifting free variables above by `-n`. +/// +/// Uses the same per-call pointer-identity memoization as `subst` so +/// shared sub-expressions are traversed once per depth level (see the +/// module-level docs). pub fn simul_subst( env: &InternTable, body: &KExpr, @@ -82,6 +166,25 @@ pub fn simul_subst( if body.lbr() <= depth { return body.clone(); } + let mut cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr> = FxHashMap::default(); + simul_subst_cached(env, body, substs, depth, &mut cache) +} + +fn simul_subst_cached( + env: &InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + substs: &[KExpr], + depth: u64, + cache: &mut FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr>, +) -> KExpr { + if body.lbr() <= depth { + return body.clone(); + } + + let key = (body.hash_key(), depth); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } let n = substs.len() as u64; @@ -91,55 +194,68 @@ pub fn simul_subst( if i >= depth && i < depth + n { #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: i < depth + substs.len() - return lift(env, &substs[(i - depth) as usize], depth, 0); + let r = lift(env, &substs[(i - depth) as usize], depth, 0); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; } else if i >= depth + n { KExpr::var(i - n, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())) } else { - return body.clone(); + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; } }, ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { - let f2 = simul_subst(env, f, substs, depth); - let x2 = simul_subst(env, x, substs, depth); + let f2 = simul_subst_cached(env, f, substs, depth, cache); + let x2 = simul_subst_cached(env, x, substs, depth, cache); KExpr::app(f2, x2) }, ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { - let ty2 = simul_subst(env, ty, substs, depth); - let inner2 = simul_subst(env, inner, substs, depth + 1); + let ty2 = simul_subst_cached(env, ty, substs, depth, cache); + let inner2 = simul_subst_cached(env, inner, substs, depth + 1, cache); KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) }, ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { - let ty2 = simul_subst(env, ty, substs, depth); - let inner2 = simul_subst(env, inner, substs, depth + 1); + let ty2 = simul_subst_cached(env, ty, substs, depth, cache); + let inner2 = simul_subst_cached(env, inner, substs, depth + 1, cache); KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) }, ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, inner, nd, _) => { - let ty2 = simul_subst(env, ty, substs, depth); - let val2 = simul_subst(env, val, substs, depth); - let inner2 = simul_subst(env, inner, substs, depth + 1); + let ty2 = simul_subst_cached(env, ty, substs, depth, cache); + let val2 = simul_subst_cached(env, val, substs, depth, cache); + let inner2 = simul_subst_cached(env, inner, substs, depth + 1, cache); KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, inner2, *nd) }, ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { - let val2 = simul_subst(env, val, substs, depth); + let val2 = simul_subst_cached(env, val, substs, depth, cache); KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) - | ExprData::Str(..) => return body.clone(), + | ExprData::Str(..) => { + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + }, }; - env.intern_expr(result) + let interned = env.intern_expr(result); + cache.insert(key, interned.clone()); + interned } /// Shift free de Bruijn indices ≥ `cutoff` up by `shift`. -/// Used when substituting an argument into a deeper context. +/// +/// Used when substituting an argument into a deeper context. Like +/// `subst`, memoizes by content hash within a single call so shared +/// sub-expressions are walked once per cutoff level. pub fn lift( env: &InternTable, e: &KExpr, @@ -149,6 +265,27 @@ pub fn lift( if shift == 0 || e.lbr() <= cutoff { return e.clone(); } + let mut cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr> = FxHashMap::default(); + lift_cached(env, e, shift, cutoff, &mut cache) +} + +fn lift_cached( + env: &InternTable, + e: &KExpr, + shift: u64, + cutoff: u64, + cache: &mut FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr>, +) -> KExpr { + if shift == 0 || e.lbr() <= cutoff { + return e.clone(); + } + + // `shift` is fixed across a single call, so only `(addr, cutoff)` is + // needed to identify a unique traversal result. + let key = (e.hash_key(), cutoff); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } let result = match e.data() { ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { @@ -156,47 +293,55 @@ pub fn lift( if i >= cutoff { KExpr::var(i + shift, name.clone()) } else { - return e.clone(); + let r = e.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; } }, ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { - let f2 = lift(env, f, shift, cutoff); - let x2 = lift(env, x, shift, cutoff); + let f2 = lift_cached(env, f, shift, cutoff, cache); + let x2 = lift_cached(env, x, shift, cutoff, cache); KExpr::app(f2, x2) }, ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = lift(env, ty, shift, cutoff); - let body2 = lift(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + let ty2 = lift_cached(env, ty, shift, cutoff, cache); + let body2 = lift_cached(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1, cache); KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) }, ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = lift(env, ty, shift, cutoff); - let body2 = lift(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + let ty2 = lift_cached(env, ty, shift, cutoff, cache); + let body2 = lift_cached(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1, cache); KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) }, ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - let ty2 = lift(env, ty, shift, cutoff); - let val2 = lift(env, val, shift, cutoff); - let body2 = lift(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); + let ty2 = lift_cached(env, ty, shift, cutoff, cache); + let val2 = lift_cached(env, val, shift, cutoff, cache); + let body2 = lift_cached(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1, cache); KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) }, ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { - let val2 = lift(env, val, shift, cutoff); + let val2 = lift_cached(env, val, shift, cutoff, cache); KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) - | ExprData::Str(..) => return e.clone(), + | ExprData::Str(..) => { + let r = e.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + }, }; - env.intern_expr(result) + let interned = env.intern_expr(result); + cache.insert(key, interned.clone()); + interned } #[cfg(test)] @@ -204,7 +349,7 @@ mod tests { use super::*; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; - + use crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; @@ -342,4 +487,197 @@ mod tests { let r2 = subst(&env, &v2, &arg, 0); assert!(r1.ptr_eq(&r2), "interned results should be ptr-equal"); } + + // ========================================================================= + // Property-style tests + // + // These use deterministic seeded generators rather than `quickcheck` so + // they run in the default test harness without extra glue. The + // generators produce a variety of bounded-depth `KExpr` shapes to + // exercise subst/lift invariants across a broad sample of inputs. + // ========================================================================= + + /// Small deterministic xorshift64 PRNG used for property-style tests. + /// Avoids pulling `rand` into the kernel test module. + struct Prng(u64); + impl Prng { + fn new(seed: u64) -> Self { + Prng(seed.wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9_7F4A_7C15) ^ 0xDEAD_BEEF_CAFE_BABE) + } + fn next_u64(&mut self) -> u64 { + let mut x = self.0; + x ^= x << 13; + x ^= x >> 7; + x ^= x << 17; + self.0 = x; + x + } + fn next_u32(&mut self, bound: u32) -> u32 { + (self.next_u64() as u32) % bound.max(1) + } + } + + /// Generate a bounded-depth `KExpr` with de Bruijn indices in + /// `0..=max_var`. Leaf distribution is biased toward concrete data + /// (Var/Sort/Const) to produce meaningful expressions. + fn gen_expr( + env: &InternTable, + rng: &mut Prng, + depth: u32, + max_var: u64, + ) -> AE { + if depth == 0 { + // Leaves + return match rng.next_u32(4) { + 0 => env.intern_expr(AE::var(rng.next_u64() % (max_var + 1), ())), + 1 => env.intern_expr(AE::sort(KUniv::zero())), + 2 => { + env.intern_expr(AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("c"), ()), Box::new([]))) + }, + _ => env + .intern_expr(AE::nat(Nat::from(rng.next_u64() % 100), mk_addr("n"))), + }; + } + let choice = rng.next_u32(5); + match choice { + 0 => env.intern_expr(AE::var(rng.next_u64() % (max_var + 1), ())), + 1 => { + let f = gen_expr(env, rng, depth - 1, max_var); + let a = gen_expr(env, rng, depth - 1, max_var); + env.intern_expr(AE::app(f, a)) + }, + 2 => { + let ty = gen_expr(env, rng, depth - 1, max_var); + let body = gen_expr(env, rng, depth - 1, max_var + 1); + env.intern_expr(AE::lam((), (), ty, body)) + }, + 3 => { + let ty = gen_expr(env, rng, depth - 1, max_var); + let body = gen_expr(env, rng, depth - 1, max_var + 1); + env.intern_expr(AE::all((), (), ty, body)) + }, + _ => env.intern_expr(AE::sort(KUniv::zero())), + } + } + + /// The actual maximum loose de Bruijn index found by traversal, for + /// cross-check against `expr.lbr()`. + fn observed_lbr(e: &AE) -> u64 { + fn walk(e: &AE, binders: u64, max: &mut u64) { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => { + if *i >= binders { + let loose = *i - binders + 1; + if loose > *max { + *max = loose; + } + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + walk(f, binders, max); + walk(a, binders, max); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) | ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + walk(ty, binders, max); + walk(body, binders + 1, max); + }, + ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + walk(ty, binders, max); + walk(val, binders, max); + walk(body, binders + 1, max); + }, + ExprData::Prj(_, _, val, _) => walk(val, binders, max), + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, + } + } + let mut m = 0; + walk(e, 0, &mut m); + m + } + + #[test] + fn prop_lbr_matches_observed_walk() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut rng = Prng::new(0x1234_5678); + for _ in 0..200 { + let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 4, 3); + let observed = observed_lbr(&e); + let reported = e.lbr(); + assert_eq!( + reported, observed, + "lbr mismatch: reported={reported}, observed={observed}, e={e:?}" + ); + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_intern_determinism() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut rng = Prng::new(0x55aa_55aa); + for _ in 0..200 { + let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 4, 3); + // Re-interning the same shape should return the same Arc. + let e2 = env.intern_expr(e.data().clone().into_kexpr()); + assert!( + e.ptr_eq(&e2), + "re-interning should produce ptr-equal expressions" + ); + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_lift_zero_shift_is_identity() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut rng = Prng::new(0xCAFE_F00D); + for _ in 0..200 { + let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 4, 3); + let r = lift(&env, &e, 0, 0); + assert!(r.ptr_eq(&e), "lift with shift=0 must be identity"); + } + } + + #[test] + fn prop_subst_preserves_closed_expressions() { + let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut rng = Prng::new(0xDEAD_BEEF); + // Closed sub-expressions are not walked — verify `subst` returns the + // same Arc. + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(7u64), mk_addr("arg")); + for _ in 0..100 { + let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 3, 0); + // Only closed (lbr == 0) expressions qualify; skip others. + if e.lbr() == 0 { + let r = subst(&env, &e, &arg, 0); + assert!( + r.ptr_eq(&e), + "subst must return ptr-equal for closed expressions" + ); + } + } + } +} + +// Internal helper used only by the property tests: allow `ExprData` → +// `KExpr` reconstruction for re-interning in determinism check. +#[cfg(test)] +impl ExprData { + fn into_kexpr(self) -> KExpr { + match self { + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => KExpr::var(i, name), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => KExpr::sort(u), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => KExpr::cnst(id, us), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => KExpr::app(f, a), + ExprData::Lam(n, bi, ty, body, _) => KExpr::lam(n, bi, ty, body), + ExprData::All(n, bi, ty, body, _) => KExpr::all(n, bi, ty, body), + ExprData::Let(n, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + KExpr::let_(n, ty, val, body, nd) + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, idx, val, _) => KExpr::prj(id, idx, val), + ExprData::Nat(n, addr, _) => KExpr::nat(n, addr), + ExprData::Str(s, addr, _) => KExpr::str(s, addr), + } + } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index a7fe7daf..ab92e130 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ use std::sync::Arc; +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::RecRule; @@ -263,17 +265,37 @@ impl TypeChecker { if us.is_empty() { return Ok(e.clone()); } - self.inst_univ_inner(e, us) + // Per-call pointer-identity memoization: universe substitution does + // not change the term's bound-variable structure, so two sub-terms + // with the same content hash produce the same result for the same + // `us`. Shared sub-terms in a body (common under hash-consing) get + // visited once per call. See `src/ix/kernel/subst.rs` for the + // analogous optimisation on de-Bruijn substitution and the general + // "walk the DAG as a DAG" rationale. + let mut cache: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); + self.inst_univ_inner(e, us, &mut cache) } fn inst_univ_inner( &mut self, e: &KExpr, us: &[KUniv], + cache: &mut FxHashMap>, ) -> Result, TcError> { + // Key by content hash only — `us` is fixed across the whole call. + let key = e.hash_key(); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + let result = match e.data() { ExprData::Var(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => { - return Ok(e.clone()); + // These have no universe parameters, so substitution is a no-op. + // Cache the pass-through so the ptr-identity check above fires + // for subsequent visits to the same sub-term. + let r = e.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return Ok(r); }, ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { @@ -290,36 +312,38 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - let f2 = self.inst_univ_inner(f, us)?; - let a2 = self.inst_univ_inner(a, us)?; + let f2 = self.inst_univ_inner(f, us, cache)?; + let a2 = self.inst_univ_inner(a, us, cache)?; KExpr::app(f2, a2) }, ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us)?; - let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us)?; + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us, cache)?; + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us, cache)?; KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) }, ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us)?; - let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us)?; + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us, cache)?; + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us, cache)?; KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) }, ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us)?; - let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us)?; - let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us)?; + let ty2 = self.inst_univ_inner(ty, us, cache)?; + let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us, cache)?; + let body2 = self.inst_univ_inner(body, us, cache)?; KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) }, ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { - let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us)?; + let val2 = self.inst_univ_inner(val, us, cache)?; KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, }; - Ok(self.env.intern.intern_expr(result)) + let interned = self.env.intern.intern_expr(result); + cache.insert(key, interned.clone()); + Ok(interned) } /// Substitute universe params in a universe level. @@ -341,10 +365,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { UnivData::Param(i, _, _) => { match usize::try_from(*i).ok().and_then(|i| us.get(i)) { Some(v) => Ok(v.clone()), - None => Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { - idx: *i, - bound: us.len(), - }), + None => { + Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: *i, bound: us.len() }) + }, } }, UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => { @@ -395,6 +418,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(()) } + /// Starting fuel for the current check. Used by diagnostics that want + /// to report fuel consumed at a given point. + pub fn fuel_used(&self) -> u64 { + MAX_REC_FUEL.saturating_sub(self.rec_fuel) + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Infer-only mode // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -501,3 +530,500 @@ pub fn collect_app_spine( args.reverse(); (cur, args) } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::super::testing::{ + apps, cnst, mk_addr, mk_id, mk_name, pi, sort0, sort1, uzero, var, + }; + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; + + fn new_tc() -> TypeChecker { + TypeChecker::new(Arc::new(KEnv::::new())) + } + + // ---- Context push/pop ---- + + #[test] + fn push_pop_local_roundtrip() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 0); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 1); + tc.push_local(sort1()); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 2); + tc.pop_local(); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 1); + tc.pop_local(); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn push_let_increments_let_count() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 0); + tc.push_let(sort0(), sort0()); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 1); + tc.push_let(sort1(), sort1()); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 2); + tc.pop_local(); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 1); + tc.pop_local(); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 0); + } + + #[test] + fn push_local_does_not_touch_let_count() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 0); + tc.push_let(sort0(), sort0()); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 1); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 1); + tc.pop_local(); // pops the lambda-bound frame + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 1); + tc.pop_local(); // pops the let + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 0); + tc.pop_local(); // pops the original lambda + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 0); + } + + // ---- ctx_id determinism and stack ---- + + #[test] + fn empty_ctx_id_is_the_same_const() { + let tc1 = new_tc(); + let tc2 = new_tc(); + assert_eq!(tc1.ctx_id, tc2.ctx_id); + assert_eq!(tc1.ctx_id, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn ctx_id_changes_when_pushing_different_types() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + let initial = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let after_sort0 = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + assert_ne!(initial, after_sort0); + tc.push_local(sort1()); + let after_sort1 = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + assert_ne!(after_sort0, after_sort1); + } + + #[test] + fn ctx_id_same_pushes_yield_same_hash() { + let mut tc1 = new_tc(); + let mut tc2 = new_tc(); + tc1.push_local(sort0()); + tc1.push_local(sort1()); + tc2.push_local(sort0()); + tc2.push_local(sort1()); + assert_eq!(tc1.ctx_id, tc2.ctx_id); + } + + #[test] + fn ctx_id_restores_on_pop() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + let initial = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let level1 = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + tc.push_local(sort1()); + assert_ne!(level1, tc.ctx_id); + tc.pop_local(); + assert_eq!(tc.ctx_id, level1); + tc.pop_local(); + assert_eq!(tc.ctx_id, initial); + } + + #[test] + fn pop_from_empty_resets_to_empty_ctx_addr() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + // Popping an empty stack must not panic — the implementation uses + // `unwrap_or_else(empty_ctx_addr)` as defensive fallback. + tc.pop_local(); + assert_eq!(tc.ctx_id, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn let_contributes_to_ctx_id_differently_than_local() { + let mut t_local = new_tc(); + let mut t_let = new_tc(); + t_local.push_local(sort0()); + t_let.push_let(sort0(), sort0()); + // Different frame domains: lambda vs let must hash distinctly. + assert_ne!(t_local.ctx_id, t_let.ctx_id); + } + + // ---- whnf_key ---- + + #[test] + fn whnf_key_empty_ctx_for_closed_expr() { + let tc = new_tc(); + let e = sort0(); + let (h, ctx) = tc.whnf_key(&e); + assert_eq!(h, e.hash_key()); + assert_eq!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_key_empty_when_no_lets_even_under_locals() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + // Push a lambda-bound local — num_let_bindings stays 0. + tc.push_local(sort0()); + // An expression with loose bvars still gets the empty ctx because + // there are no let bindings to discriminate against. + let e = var(0); + let (h, ctx) = tc.whnf_key(&e); + assert_eq!(h, e.hash_key()); + assert_eq!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_key_includes_ctx_id_under_let_with_open_expr() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_let(sort0(), sort0()); + let e = var(0); + let (h, ctx) = tc.whnf_key(&e); + assert_eq!(h, e.hash_key()); + assert_ne!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); + assert_eq!(ctx, tc.ctx_id); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_key_closed_expr_ignores_ctx_even_under_let() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_let(sort0(), sort0()); + let e = sort0(); // lbr == 0 + let (_, ctx) = tc.whnf_key(&e); + // Closed expression: empty ctx regardless of let-binding state. + assert_eq!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + + // ---- lookup_var ---- + + #[test] + fn lookup_var_out_of_range() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + // idx 5 in a depth-1 context is OOR + let r = tc.lookup_var(5); + match r { + Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx, ctx_len }) => { + assert_eq!(idx, 5); + assert_eq!(ctx_len, 1); + }, + other => panic!("expected VarOutOfRange, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn lookup_var_returns_lifted_type() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + // Outer binder: type is (Var 0). Inner binder: type is (Sort 1). + // lookup_var(1) should be the outer type lifted by 2 (depth - level = 2). + // Use a type with loose bvars so lifting is observable. + tc.push_local(var(3)); + tc.push_local(sort1()); + let t = tc.lookup_var(1).unwrap(); + // Lifted from Var(3) with lift-by-(idx+1)=2 → Var(3+2)=Var(5). + // The implementation calls `lift(&intern, &ty, idx + 1, 0)` which + // shifts all free bvars by idx+1. + match t.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => assert_eq!(*i, 5), + other => panic!("expected Var, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn lookup_let_val_returns_none_for_lambda_binding() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + assert!(tc.lookup_let_val(0).is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn lookup_let_val_returns_some_for_let_binding() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_let(sort0(), sort1()); + let v = tc.lookup_let_val(0).expect("expected Some for let-bound var"); + // Closed value (Sort 1) — lift by 1 is a no-op on closed expressions. + assert!(matches!(v.data(), ExprData::Sort(..))); + } + + #[test] + fn lookup_let_val_out_of_range() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_let(sort0(), sort1()); + assert!(tc.lookup_let_val(10).is_none()); + } + + // ---- save_depth / restore_depth ---- + + #[test] + fn save_and_restore_depth_basic() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let s = tc.save_depth(); + tc.push_local(sort1()); + tc.push_local(sort1()); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 3); + tc.restore_depth(s); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn restore_depth_drops_let_count() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + let s = tc.save_depth(); + tc.push_let(sort0(), sort0()); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + tc.push_let(sort1(), sort1()); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 2); + tc.restore_depth(s); + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 0); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 0); + } + + // ---- tick / fuel ---- + + #[test] + fn tick_consumes_fuel() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.rec_fuel = 3; + assert!(tc.tick().is_ok()); + assert!(tc.tick().is_ok()); + assert!(tc.tick().is_ok()); + match tc.tick() { + Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth) => {}, + other => panic!("expected MaxRecDepth, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn tick_exhaustion_at_zero() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.rec_fuel = 0; + match tc.tick() { + Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth) => {}, + other => panic!("expected MaxRecDepth at zero fuel, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- with_infer_only ---- + + #[test] + fn with_infer_only_scoping() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + assert!(!tc.infer_only); + let r = tc.with_infer_only(|tc| { + assert!(tc.infer_only); + 42 + }); + assert_eq!(r, 42); + assert!(!tc.infer_only); + } + + #[test] + fn with_infer_only_nested_restores() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.infer_only = true; + tc.with_infer_only(|tc| { + assert!(tc.infer_only); + }); + assert!(tc.infer_only, "outer infer_only=true must be preserved"); + tc.infer_only = false; + tc.with_infer_only(|tc| { + assert!(tc.infer_only); + }); + assert!(!tc.infer_only, "outer infer_only=false must be preserved"); + } + + // ---- reset ---- + + #[test] + fn reset_clears_thread_local_state() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + tc.push_let(sort1(), sort1()); + tc.infer_only = true; + tc.in_native_reduce = true; + tc.eager_reduce = true; + tc.def_eq_depth = 5; + tc.def_eq_peak = 10; + tc.rec_fuel = 1; + + tc.reset(); + + assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 0); + assert_eq!(tc.num_let_bindings, 0); + assert_eq!(tc.ctx_id, empty_ctx_addr()); + assert!(!tc.infer_only); + assert!(!tc.in_native_reduce); + assert!(!tc.eager_reduce); + assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_depth, 0); + assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_peak, 0); + assert_eq!(tc.rec_fuel, MAX_REC_FUEL); + } + + // ---- instantiate_univ_params / subst_univ ---- + + #[test] + fn instantiate_univ_params_empty_us_is_noop() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + let e = sort0(); + let r = tc.instantiate_univ_params(&e, &[]).unwrap(); + // Empty us triggers the ptr-equal fast path. + assert!(e.ptr_eq(&r)); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_univ_params_sort_param() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + // Sort (Param 0) with us = [Zero] → Sort Zero. + let e = KExpr::::sort(KUniv::param(0, mk_name("u"))); + let r = tc.instantiate_univ_params(&e, &[uzero()]).unwrap(); + match r.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => {}, + other => panic!("expected Zero, got {other:?}"), + }, + _ => panic!("expected Sort"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn subst_univ_out_of_range_errors() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + // Param(5) with only 2 universes supplied → UnivParamOutOfRange. + let u = KUniv::::param(5, mk_name("u")); + match tc.subst_univ(&u, &[uzero(), uzero()]) { + Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx, bound }) => { + assert_eq!(idx, 5); + assert_eq!(bound, 2); + }, + other => panic!("expected UnivParamOutOfRange, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn subst_univ_through_succ_max_imax() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + // max(succ(Param(0)), imax(Param(1), Zero)) with us=[Zero, succ(Zero)]. + let u = KUniv::::max( + KUniv::succ(KUniv::param(0, mk_name("u"))), + KUniv::imax(KUniv::param(1, mk_name("v")), KUniv::zero()), + ); + let us = [KUniv::zero(), KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero())]; + let r = tc.subst_univ(&u, &us).unwrap(); + // Structural traversal must succeed. Exact normalization output is + // owned by KUniv::max/imax simplification — we only verify no error. + // The result is still some KUniv value. + let _ = r; + } + + // ---- ensure_sort / ensure_forall fast paths ---- + + #[test] + fn ensure_sort_on_sort_succeeds() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + let u = tc.ensure_sort(&sort0()).unwrap(); + assert!(matches!(u.data(), UnivData::Zero(_))); + } + + #[test] + fn ensure_forall_on_forall_succeeds() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + let e = pi(sort0(), sort1()); + let (dom, cod) = tc.ensure_forall(&e).unwrap(); + assert!(matches!(dom.data(), ExprData::Sort(..))); + assert!(matches!(cod.data(), ExprData::Sort(..))); + } + + // ---- Free-standing helpers ---- + + #[test] + fn collect_app_spine_non_app_empty_args() { + let e = sort0(); + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&e); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 0); + assert!(head.ptr_eq(&e) || head.hash_eq(&e)); + } + + #[test] + fn collect_app_spine_single_app() { + let f = cnst("f", &[]); + let a = sort0(); + let e = KExpr::::app(f.clone(), a.clone()); + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&e); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 1); + assert!(head.hash_eq(&f)); + } + + #[test] + fn collect_app_spine_multi_app_preserves_order() { + let f = cnst("f", &[]); + let a = sort0(); + let b = sort1(); + let c = var(0); + let e = apps(f.clone(), &[a.clone(), b.clone(), c.clone()]); + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&e); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 3); + assert!(head.hash_eq(&f)); + assert!(args[0].hash_eq(&a)); + assert!(args[1].hash_eq(&b)); + assert!(args[2].hash_eq(&c)); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_addr_finds_const() { + let target_id = mk_id("target"); + let target = cnst("target", &[]); + // Deep embedding: λ x. app target (var 0) + let e = KExpr::::lam( + mk_name("x"), + crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + sort0(), + KExpr::app(target, var(0)), + ); + assert!(expr_mentions_addr(&e, &target_id.addr)); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_addr_not_found() { + let other_addr = mk_addr("other"); + let e = pi(sort0(), sort1()); + assert!(!expr_mentions_addr::(&e, &other_addr)); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_any_addr_finds_one() { + let a = mk_id("a"); + let b = mk_id("b"); + let e = cnst("b", &[]); + let addrs: Vec
= vec![a.addr.clone(), b.addr.clone()]; + assert!(expr_mentions_any_addr::(&e, &addrs)); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_addr_through_let_all_branches() { + let target_id = mk_id("target"); + let e = KExpr::::let_( + mk_name("x"), + sort0(), + sort0(), + cnst("target", &[]), + false, + ); + assert!(expr_mentions_addr(&e, &target_id.addr)); + } + + #[test] + fn expr_mentions_addr_detects_proj_struct_id() { + let target_id = mk_id("MyStruct"); + let e = KExpr::::prj(target_id.clone(), 0, var(0)); + assert!(expr_mentions_addr(&e, &target_id.addr)); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs index c8f77e33..d944ff9e 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs @@ -364,11 +364,7 @@ mod tests { block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { - ctor: Name::anon(), - fields: 0, - rhs: rule_rhs, - }], + rules: vec![RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, ); @@ -1099,11 +1095,7 @@ mod tests { block: eq_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: eq_rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { - ctor: Name::anon(), - fields: 0, - rhs: rule_rhs, - }], + rules: vec![RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], lean_all: vec![eq_id.clone()], }, ); @@ -1375,11 +1367,7 @@ mod tests { block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { - ctor: Name::anon(), - fields: 2, - rhs: rule_rhs, - }], + rules: vec![RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, ); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs index 184a4527..27dfffb9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs @@ -1252,11 +1252,7 @@ mod tests { block: block_id.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, - rules: vec![RecRule { - ctor: Name::anon(), - fields: 2, - rhs: rule_rhs, - }], + rules: vec![RecRule { ctor: Name::anon(), fields: 2, rhs: rule_rhs }], lean_all: vec![block_id.clone()], }, ); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 7e258834..8ffe4b61 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -2,9 +2,39 @@ //! //! Multi-phase: whnf_core (beta, iota, zeta) → proj → nat → quot → delta. +use std::sync::LazyLock; + use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; +/// When set, emit a `[iota stuck]` line whenever `try_iota` can't resolve +/// its major premise to a constructor. Set `IX_IOTA_STUCK=1` to activate +/// and optionally pass a substring filter (e.g. `IX_IOTA_STUCK=Poly.rec`) +/// to suppress recursor-unrelated noise. +static IX_IOTA_STUCK: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_IOTA_STUCK").ok()); + +/// When set, log total `nat_to_constructor` calls every 100k. Lets us see +/// whether a given check is doing runaway Nat iota expansion (signalling +/// a `Nat.rec motive base step N` whose step unconditionally forces `ih` +/// \u2014 the pattern the old 2^20 threshold guarded against). +static IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG").is_ok()); + +/// Global counter for `nat_to_constructor` calls. Read lazily via +/// `IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG`. `fetch_add(_, Relaxed)` is a near-free no-op when +/// logging is off (the compiler lifts the load+branch out of hot paths). +static NAT_EXPAND_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); + +/// When set, log every 1M whnf entries. A check using tens of millions +/// of whnf calls on a single constant is deep in pathological territory. +static IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG").is_ok()); + +static WHNF_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); + use super::constant::KConst; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; @@ -19,6 +49,12 @@ use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; impl TypeChecker { /// Full WHNF: loop of whnf_no_delta → delta (one step). pub fn whnf(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { + if *IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG { + let n = WHNF_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + eprintln!("[whnf] count={n}"); + } + } let has_lets = self.num_let_bindings > 0; // Quick exit for non-reducing forms (skip Var when let-bindings active). match e.data() { @@ -428,16 +464,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { // WHNF the major premise let mut major_whnf = self.whnf(&major)?; - // Nat literal → constructor form (one level: n → Nat.succ(lit(n-1))) + // Nat literal → constructor form (one level: n → Nat.succ(lit(n-1))). + // We intentionally don't cap by literal size. `Nat.rec motive base step N` + // doesn't actually recurse N times — iota here expands ONE level into + // `step (N-1) (Nat.rec motive base step (N-1))`, where the inner + // `Nat.rec` application is lazy and only forces if `step` forces its + // `ih` argument. For bodies like `Int.Linear.Poly.combine_mul_k'` + // (called with `hugeFuel := 100_000_000`), the actual recursion depth + // is bounded by the Poly argument structure, not the fuel literal. + // Pathological cases (a step that unconditionally forces `ih`) still + // trip `MAX_WHNF_FUEL` in the outer loop \u2014 the raw-literal guard + // that used to sit here just prevented legitimate reductions. if let ExprData::Nat(val, _, _) = major_whnf.data() { - // Abort iota on Nat literals > 2^20 (~1M steps). These would exhaust - // fuel and indicate a missing native reduction short-circuit. - if val.0.bits() > 20 { - // Large Nat literal — cannot convert to constructor form without - // diverging. Return None so iota stays stuck; the caller can try - // other reduction strategies (native, delta). - return Ok(None); - } major_whnf = self.nat_to_constructor(&val.clone()); } // String literal → constructor form (M3: WHNF after, matching lean4lean Reduce.lean:71) @@ -456,6 +494,19 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => false, }; + // Diagnostic: when the major doesn't reduce to a ctor, iota is stuck. + // Surface which recursor + major shape we got \u2014 the major's head + // tells us which downstream reduction (delta, iota, nat, int) failed + // to complete. + if !is_ctor && let Some(filter) = IX_IOTA_STUCK.as_ref() { + let rec_name = format!("{rec_id}"); + if filter.is_empty() || rec_name.contains(filter) { + eprintln!("[iota stuck] rec={rec_name}"); + eprintln!("[iota stuck] major: {major}"); + eprintln!("[iota stuck] major whnf: {major_whnf}"); + } + } + if is_ctor { let ctor_id = match ctor_head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, @@ -792,6 +843,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// Convert a Nat literal to constructor form: 0 → Nat.zero, n+1 → Nat.succ(n-1). fn nat_to_constructor(&mut self, val: &Nat) -> KExpr { use num_bigint::BigUint; + // Global diagnostic: count expansions and log every 100k. A legitimate + // `Nat.rec motive base step hugeFuel` where `step` only forces `ih` + // on `Poly.add` paths will fire a handful of times. A pathological + // linearly-recursing body would fire millions. Gated behind + // `IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG=1` so normal runs stay quiet. + if *IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG { + let n = + NAT_EXPAND_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if n % 10_000 == 0 { + eprintln!("[nat_to_constructor] count={n} val_bits={}", val.0.bits()); + } + } if val.0 == BigUint::ZERO { self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([]))) } else { @@ -1548,6 +1611,46 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); } + // Power: first arg Int, second arg Nat. Matches `Int.pow` in + // `Init/Data/Int/Basic.lean:400`: + // | (m : Nat), n => Int.ofNat (m ^ n) + // | m@-[_+1], n => if n % 2 = 0 then Int.ofNat (m.natAbs ^ n) + // else - Int.ofNat (m.natAbs ^ n) + // We also guard the exponent against runaway allocation, mirroring + // `compute_nat_bin`'s REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP cap. + let int_pow_addr = self.prims.int_pow.addr.clone(); + if addr == int_pow_addr { + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims).cloned() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + const REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP: u64 = 1 << 24; + let Some(exp) = b_nat.to_u64() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if exp > REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP { + return Ok(None); + } + // Compute |a|^n, then apply sign: positive if a ≥ 0 or n is even, + // negative if a < 0 and n is odd. + use num_bigint::Sign; + let abs_a_big: BigInt = + BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, a.magnitude().clone()); + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded above + let mag_pow = abs_a_big.magnitude().pow(exp as u32); + let r = if a.sign() == Sign::Minus && exp % 2 == 1 { + -BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, mag_pow) + } else { + BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, mag_pow) + }; + let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); + return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); + } + // Balanced div/mod: first arg Int, second arg Nat. Matches `Int.bmod` // / `Int.bdiv` in `Init/Data/Int/DivMod/Basic.lean`. Semantics: // let r := x % m @@ -1579,11 +1682,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Threshold: (m + 1) / 2, Nat division. let half = (&b_nat.0 + 1u32) / 2u32; let half_big: BigInt = half.into(); - let (bq, bm) = if r_e < half_big { - (q_e, r_e) - } else { - (q_e + 1, r_e - m_big) - }; + let (bq, bm) = + if r_e < half_big { (q_e, r_e) } else { (q_e + 1, r_e - m_big) }; let r = if addr == int_bmod_addr { bm } else { bq }; let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); @@ -2328,4 +2428,313 @@ mod tests { "Nat.pred (Nat.sub USize.size 0) should be def-eq to Nat.sub USize.size 1" ); } + + // ========================================================================= + // Regression: native-reduce re-entrancy guard + // + // `try_reduce_native` must short-circuit when `self.in_native_reduce` is + // set to prevent `whnf → native → whnf → native` stack overflow. The + // guard lives at line ~1222 in this file; exercise it here. + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn native_reduce_reentrancy_guard_prevents_recursion() { + // Build an env with reduce_bool bound to a constant whose body is + // Bool.true. Under the guard, an outer call should still succeed + // normally, but an inner call during native reduction must see + // `in_native_reduce == true` and return `None`. + let empty = KEnv::::new(); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + // A definition whose body is Bool.true at the canonical Bool.true addr. + env.insert( + mk_id("BodyTrue"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::cnst(prims.bool_type.clone(), Box::new([])), + val: AE::cnst(prims.bool_true.clone(), Box::new([])), + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("BodyTrue"), + }, + ); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // Set the guard — simulating an in-progress native reduction. + tc.in_native_reduce = true; + + let reduce_bool = AE::cnst(tc.prims.reduce_bool.clone(), Box::new([])); + let body_true = AE::cnst(mk_id("BodyTrue"), Box::new([])); + let expr = AE::app(reduce_bool, body_true); + // With the guard set, try_reduce_native must not recurse. Because + // the guard just short-circuits `try_reduce_native`, whnf falls + // through to the outer-level delta loop; that doesn't know about + // `reduce_bool`, so the result stays structurally as-applied. + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + // Sanity: result should be an App (no reduction fired under the + // guard) OR the body unfolded via delta. What must NOT happen is + // an infinite loop / panic. + let _ = result; // just verify no panic / no divergence + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Large-Nat iota-reduction cap + // + // `try_iota` guards against unbounded expansion of Nat literals into + // Nat.succ chains when the literal exceeds 2^20. See `whnf.rs` around + // lines 420-425. Verify the cap fires by applying `Nat.rec` (which + // triggers iota) to a Nat literal well over the threshold — the + // reduction must *not* diverge or panic; it should stay stuck at the + // rec application. + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn whnf_large_nat_literal_iota_cap() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // A literal well above the 2^20 threshold. + let huge = mk_nat(1u64 << 25); + // Nat.rec : ∀ {motive} (zero) (succ) (t : Nat), motive t + let rec_const = cnst("Nat.rec", &[param(0)]); + let motive = lam(nat(), nat()); + let zero_branch = mk_nat(0); + let succ_branch = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(0))); + let application = + app(app(app(app(rec_const, motive), zero_branch), succ_branch), huge); + // Must complete in bounded time without panicking. + let _ = tc.whnf(&application).unwrap(); + } + + // ========================================================================= + // Quotient reduction: `Quot.lift α r β f h (Quot.mk α r a) == f a` + // + // Sets up the Quot primitives at their canonical addresses so that + // `tc.prims.quot_ctor` / `quot_lift` / `quot_ind` resolve to real env + // entries. Values are kept opaque — we only check that the head-spine + // of the result matches `f a`. + // ========================================================================= + + /// Minimal Quot env: Quot / Quot.mk / Quot.lift / Quot.ind as axioms. + fn quot_env() -> Arc> { + let empty = KEnv::::new(); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + // Types are placeholders; we only need these to live at canonical + // addresses so `try_quot_reduce` recognizes them. + env.insert( + prims.quot_type.clone(), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + ty: sort1(), + }, + ); + env.insert( + prims.quot_ctor.clone(), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + ty: sort0(), + }, + ); + env.insert( + prims.quot_lift.clone(), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 2, + ty: sort0(), + }, + ); + env.insert( + prims.quot_ind.clone(), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + ty: sort0(), + }, + ); + env + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_quot_lift_reduces() { + // Quot.lift α r β f h (Quot.mk α r a) → f a + let env = quot_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + + let alpha = AE::cnst(mk_id("α"), Box::new([])); + let r = AE::cnst(mk_id("r"), Box::new([])); + let beta = AE::cnst(mk_id("β"), Box::new([])); + let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); + let h = AE::cnst(mk_id("h"), Box::new([])); + let a = AE::cnst(mk_id("a"), Box::new([])); + + // Quot.mk α r a + let mk = AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::cnst(tc.prims.quot_ctor.clone(), Box::new([])), + alpha.clone(), + ), + r.clone(), + ), + a.clone(), + ); + // Quot.lift α r β f h mk + let lift = AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::cnst(tc.prims.quot_lift.clone(), Box::new([])), + alpha, + ), + r, + ), + beta, + ), + f.clone(), + ), + h, + ), + mk, + ); + + let result = tc.whnf(&lift).unwrap(); + // Result head-spine: `f a`. + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&result); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 1); + assert!(head.hash_eq(&f)); + assert!(args[0].hash_eq(&a)); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_quot_lift_stuck_on_non_mk_major() { + // Major is not Quot.mk → no reduction. + let env = quot_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + + let alpha = AE::cnst(mk_id("α"), Box::new([])); + let r = AE::cnst(mk_id("r"), Box::new([])); + let beta = AE::cnst(mk_id("β"), Box::new([])); + let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); + let h = AE::cnst(mk_id("h"), Box::new([])); + // Major is an opaque axiom, not Quot.mk — include it in the env. + env.insert( + mk_id("opaque_q"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort0(), + }, + ); + let opaque = AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque_q"), Box::new([])); + + let lift = AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::cnst(tc.prims.quot_lift.clone(), Box::new([])), + alpha, + ), + r, + ), + beta, + ), + f.clone(), + ), + h, + ), + opaque, + ); + + let result = tc.whnf(&lift).unwrap(); + // Result is the original (possibly with args WHNF'd) — head must + // still be Quot.lift. + let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(&result); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.quot_lift.addr); + }, + other => panic!("expected Quot.lift head, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_quot_lift_insufficient_args_stuck() { + // Fewer than 6 args → no reduction. + let env = quot_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + // Only 3 args + let alpha = AE::cnst(mk_id("α"), Box::new([])); + let r = AE::cnst(mk_id("r"), Box::new([])); + let beta = AE::cnst(mk_id("β"), Box::new([])); + let lift_partial = AE::app( + AE::app( + AE::app(AE::cnst(tc.prims.quot_lift.clone(), Box::new([])), alpha), + r, + ), + beta, + ); + let result = tc.whnf(&lift_partial).unwrap(); + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&result); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 3, "under-applied Quot.lift must stay partial"); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.quot_lift.addr); + }, + other => panic!("expected Quot.lift head, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ========================================================================= + // `try_reduce_decidable` bail paths + // + // Full decidable reduction needs a substantial prelude (Decidable, + // Eq, Bool, Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true, etc.). Here we only verify the + // short-circuit paths: non-Nat args and under-application bail out + // rather than crashing. + // ========================================================================= + + #[test] + fn decidable_reduction_non_nat_arg_bails_out() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let dec_le = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_dec_le.clone(), Box::new([])); + // Args are not Nat literals — decidable path must not panic, must + // not reduce. + let opaque1 = sort0(); + let opaque2 = sort0(); + let expr = AE::app(AE::app(dec_le, opaque1), opaque2); + let _ = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + } + + #[test] + fn decidable_reduction_underapplied_bails_out() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let dec_le = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_dec_le.clone(), Box::new([])); + // Only 1 arg — path must bail out. + let expr = AE::app(dec_le, mk_nat(3)); + let _ = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + } } From a37d592d1945d33c2393131feda41a97671a61f1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Sun, 26 Apr 2026 07:17:04 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 13/34] Kernel-side canonicity validation and full-env check pipeline MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit First green run of `lake test -- kernel-check-env` end-to-end. The kernel can now independently revalidate every stored mutual block in a compiled environment without trusting compile-side metadata, the FFI drives a parallel batch checker with progress / ETA / in-flight reporting, and `lake exe ix check` ships the same pipeline as a production CLI command. The marquee change is §4.4 of the canonicity story (`docs/ix_canonicity.md`): the kernel now ports `sort_consts` into `src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs` (~1200 lines) and uses it as an independent oracle. The compiler's claim that a block is canonical is verified, not trusted. - New `src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs`: faithful Anon-mode port of `compare_level`, `compare_expr`, `compare_indc`, `compare_ctor`, `compare_recr`, `compare_defn`, plus `KMutCtx` block-local class map. Two operating modes: 1. `validate_canonical_block_single_pass` — fast adjacent-pair strong-`Less` validation against the stored Muts partition. Rejects `Greater` (wrong order) and `Equal` (uncollapsed alpha-equivalence). Falls back to full iterative refinement when an adjacent pair is only weak `Less` and accepts only when refinement returns the same singleton class order. 2. `sort_kconsts` / `sort_kconsts_with_seed_key` — iterative partition refinement (sort → group → re-sort under updated `KMutCtx`) for rediscovered nested auxiliaries. - `TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { block, pos, ordering }`: rejection variant emitted by primary-block validation. Display reports the failing pair offset and direction. - `ingress_muts_block` now calls `validate_canonical_block_single_pass` on every stored Indc block. - `canonical_aux_order` in `src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs`: synthesizes `KConst::Indc` views of each rediscovered aux (instantiating ext type with `spec_params`, replacing aux ctor result heads with the synthetic aux KId) and runs `sort_kconsts_with_seed_key` to compute the kernel-canonical aux order. The seed key uses a compiler-shaped `._nested._` name so alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct synthetic members until partition refinement collapses them — matching compile-side `sort_consts` behaviour. - `RecursorAuxOrder::{Source, Canonical}` on `KEnv`: Lean's original recursors use source/queue aux order, so `lean_ingress` builds the orig_kenv with `Source` and skips canonical re-sorting; compiled Ixon environments use `Canonical`. `build_flat_block` consumers branch on this flag. - Compiled Ixon `Muts(Indc, …)` blocks now contain only user reps — positions 0..n-1. Aux inductives are transient compile-time entities; the only persistent footprint is the recursor block (`.rec_N`) and downstream aux derivatives (`.below_N`, `.brecOn_N`). - The kernel rediscovers aux from primary ctor walks and recomputes the canonical aux order itself via `sort_kconsts`. Stored aux recursors validate by position against the kernel-canonical aux via `is_def_eq` on the recursor type. - `docs/ix_canonicity.md` rewritten: §4 is now four operational invariants (4.4 = kernel-side canonicity), §6.0 / §6.2 / §10.3 document the no-aux-in-inductive-block layout and `CallSite` metadata alignment, §15 / §17 / §18 update the table-of-properties. `sort_aux_by_content_hash` renamed to `sort_aux_by_partition_refinement` everywhere. - `ExprMetaData::CallSite` gains `canon_meta: Vec` — one arena root per canonical-order arg in the IXON App spine. `entries` stays in source order for decompile; `canon_meta` is the canonical-order metadata sidecar that kernel ingress uses to attach binder/reference metadata to each canonical argument. Required for split-SCC minor adaptation: source-order minors stored as `Collapsed` no longer have a Kept entry from which ingress could recover the canonical wrapper's metadata. - `ingress_expr` CallSite arm walks the IXON spine through `IxonExpr::Share` indices when distributing canonical-arg arenas; earlier impl crashed with "invalid Share index" on shared subtrees. - `decompile_expr` mirrors the Share-walk via `collect_ixon_telescope_expanding_shares`. The Kept-entries-vs-canonical-args invariant relaxes from `==` to `<=` because compile-side may synthesize a canonical wrapper arg for which there is no source-order Kept entry (split-SCC minor). - `decompile_inductive` scopes per-constructor `meta_sharing` / `meta_refs` / `meta_univs` so aux-generated `.below` constructor metadata cannot leak across sibling constructor arenas. - `KEnv` gains `block_check_results: DashMap>`, `block_checks_in_progress: Mutex>`, `block_check_cv: Condvar`, plus `BlockCheckStart::{Cached, Owner}` and `BlockCheckToken`. Concurrent checkers cooperate: the first caller for a homogeneous block becomes owner; siblings park on the condvar until the owner publishes a cached result. - `check_const` classifies a constant's block as Defn / Inductive / Recursor and routes through whole-block coordination when possible. Mixed blocks fall back to legacy per-member checking. Ctor / aux members of an inductive block also dispatch to the parent block check so a single member request validates the whole block. - `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` replaces `try_late_rule_generation`: rule RHSs are populated once from the recursor block's peers using full major-premise signature matching (not just inductive address), which disambiguates duplicate nested auxiliaries at the right recursor positions. - `block_peer_agreement_cache` collapses O(N²) peer iteration to O(N) per block; `infer_only_cache` now isolates infer-only synthesis results so unchecked entries never contaminate the validated `infer_cache`. - New BitVec definitional reducer: `BitVec.toNat (BitVec.ofNat w n)` → `n % 2^w`, `BitVec.ult` → `Nat.ble (succ x.toNat) y.toNat`, `Decidable.decide (x < y)` for BitVec routes through the same path. - New String primitive reducer: `String.back ""` → `Char.ofNat 65`, `String.utf8ByteSize` → byte length, `String.toByteArray ""` → `ByteArray.empty`. - Symbolic Nat reduction: predicate-by-ctor (`Nat.beq` / `Nat.ble` on `Nat.succ` chains stay in literal/ctor form), peek through symbolic `Nat.add`, lower-bound proofs for `Nat.mod` literal numerator vs symbolic denominator, `Nat.sub` / `Nat.add` peeling on literal RHS. New `extract_nat_value` recovers numerals from `OfNat.ofNat Nat ` and `Nat.succ ` forms exposed by iota. - Stuck-predicate detection: `Nat.beq` / `Nat.ble` between an unknown argument and a recursive Lean model (`Nat.rec`, `Nat.casesOn`, `BitVec.toNat`, `Fin.val` projections) stays stuck instead of unfolding the model and peeling huge literals. - Nat-literal iota runaway guard: replaces the old static `2^20` literal cap with a per-recursor "consecutive predecessor" detector (`nat_iota_run`), bounded by `MAX_CONSECUTIVE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA` (8192) and `MAX_LARGE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA` (16384). Lean fuel-style literals (`hugeFuel := 100_000_000`) still reduce when actual recursion is bounded by data structure. - Projection-definition rewriting: `Subtype.val` and the rest of Lean's `Defn { kind = Definition, val = λ … Prj _ _ (Var n) }` wrappers are reduced to bare `Prj` so cheap primitive recognizers still match the head. - `Fin.val` over `Decidable.rec`: `(Decidable.rec false_minor true_minor d).val` reduces to a `Decidable.rec` whose minors return the projected Nat, unlocking cases-on style defs that produce `Fin` values from a `Decidable` decision. - `System.Platform.numBits` reduces directly to `64` — Lean now defines it via `Subtype.val (System.Platform.getNumBits ())` whose inner `getNumBits` is opaque/extern. `PUnit._sizeOf_1` and `Unit._sizeOf_1` reduce to `1` directly, matching the closed-form Lean SizeOf instance that's otherwise stuck on an open unit var. - Multi-arg beta uses `simul_subst` (one substitution pass instead of N), and the WHNF main loop adds cycle detection (`seen` history) so a reduction that loops without making progress breaks instead of fueling out. - def_eq cheap exits run before `tick`: `ptr_eq`, `hash_eq`, and structural `compare_kexpr` all short-circuit before charging recursive fuel. Beta/iota/zeta-only app congruence (Tier 1d) runs before exposing recursive Lean models; congruence after `whnf_no_delta` keeps primitive wrappers stuck when both sides share the same head. - `MAX_REC_FUEL` raised from 200K to 1.5M for BVDecide-style generated mutual proofs that genuinely exceed a million kernel steps after cache hits stop consuming fuel. `IX_MAX_REC_FUEL` env var lets workers override. - New diagnostic dumps gated by env vars: `IX_DELTA_TRACE`, `IX_PROJ_TRACE`, `IX_NAT_TRACE`, `IX_ETA_TRACE`, `IX_PROJ_DELTA_TRACE`, `IX_DEF_EQ_MAX_DUMP`, `IX_WHNF_FUEL_DUMP`, `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP`. All gated on `debug_label_matches_env` so a single label-filtered run can drill into one constant without the rest of the env's traffic. - New `Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean` (production CLI command) and `Ix/KernelCheck.lean` (shared FFI binding + `CheckError` enum). The single `@[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"]` declaration moves out of `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean` to `Ix.KernelCheck`, with Tutorial.lean / CheckEnv.lean re-exporting for backward compat. - Flags: `--path ` (required), `--ns ` (transitive closure for filtered runs), `--verbose` (per-constant lines vs default ephemeral progress). - Emits a machine-readable `##check##` summary line for CI. - `rs_kernel_check_consts` ungated from `feature = "test-ffi"` and promoted to a production FFI. Test-only roundtrip helpers (`rs_kernel_roundtrip{,_no_compile}`) stay cfg-gated. - `run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks` spawns N large-stack workers with a cooperative scheduler that batches block-coordinated members into a single owner task. `ParallelProgress` reports periodic done/total, rate, ETA, and oldest in-flight constants. - Tunables: `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_PROGRESS_MS`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_SLOW_MS`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_ACTIVE_SLOW_MS`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_INFLIGHT`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_NAME_CHARS`. Slow threshold default raised from 1s to 7s (Mathlib full-env runs swamp the log otherwise). - `KernelCtx::orig_kenv` is now populated only when `CompileOptions::check_originals` is set. Trusted compile paths leave it empty so production builds don't retain a second kernel-form copy of the entire env. - `eager_reduce` is a synthetic kernel-only marker because Lean's `eagerReduce` shares a canonical content address with `id`; address-only dispatch on the real constant would be unsound. - `KEnv::insert` panics on insertion at any address in `PrimAddrs::reserved_marker_addrs()` so user envs cannot smuggle a constant into the synthetic-marker slot. - `Lean.reduceBool` and `Lean.reduceNat` are real primitives now (address-dispatched, not synthetic), and the primitive table grows to include `System.Platform.getNumBits`, `Subtype.val`, `String.toByteArray`, `ByteArray.empty`, `Decidable.rec`, `Fin`. - `safe definition references unsafe X` rejection extended from unsafe defs to unsafe inductives, ctors, and recursors. The `is_unsafe` flag participates in `compare_kindc` so alpha-collapse cannot merge a safe inductive with an unsafe one. - `check_inductive_member` skips strict-positivity (A3) for unsafe inductives, matching Lean's behaviour. - `KernelMode::meta_name`: extracts the underlying Lean `Name` from a metadata field in Meta mode. Used by canonicity-validation and diagnostic paths that need the source name (e.g. for the compiler-shaped seed key in `canonical_aux_order`). - `src/ix/graph.rs` no longer treats `InductiveVal.all` / `RecursorVal.all` as outgoing edges. Mutual-block members that don't structurally reference each other now split into minimal SCCs as they should. New regression tests (`inductive_all_members_are_not_graph_edges`, `recursor_all_is_metadata_not_graph_edge`) lock the behaviour in. - New `BRecOnCallSitePlan` and `brec_on_call_site_plans` / `below_call_site_plans` on `CompileState`. `.brecOn`'s telescope is `params, motives, indices, major, handlers` (vs `.rec`'s `params, motives, minors, indices, major`) and motive permutation / drop is shared with the recursor plan. `.below` is the motive-only `params, motives, indices, major` variant. - `rec_name_to_brecon_name` / `rec_name_to_below_name` derive matching aux names per source/canonical layout. - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean`: skips constants from `Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs` (pure-Lean fixtures that intentionally don't roundtrip through Ix). Uses parallel quiet mode by default. - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean` / `BuildPrimitives.lean`: import `Ix.KernelCheck`, expose new primitives in `kernelPrimitives`. - New whnf / def_eq unit tests covering each new reducer: `whnf_string_legacy_back_empty_literal`, `whnf_string_utf8_byte_size_literal`, `def_eq_string_to_byte_array_empty`, `whnf_bitvec_ult_zero_rhs_is_false`, `whnf_bitvec_to_nat_ofnat_zero_is_zero`, `whnf_decide_bitvec_lt_zero_is_false`, `whnf_nat_ble_symbolic_succ_stays_stuck`, `whnf_nat_predicates_reduce_one_symbolic_ctor_layer`, `whnf_nat_mod_literal_by_symbolic_lower_bound`, `def_eq_nat_add_literal_lhs_not_succ_chain`, plus block-coordination tests `checking_one_definition_checks_sibling_block` and `concurrent_definition_block_checks_share_result`. --- Ix.lean | 1 + Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean | 162 +++ Ix/KernelCheck.lean | 93 ++ Main.lean | 2 + Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean | 5 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean | 203 +-- Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean | 66 +- docs/ix_canonicity.md | 321 ++++- src/ffi.rs | 3 +- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 975 +++++++++++-- src/ix/compile.rs | 526 ++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 2 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 10 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 8 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 147 +- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 26 +- src/ix/compile/surgery.rs | 556 +++++++- src/ix/decompile.rs | 345 ++++- src/ix/graph.rs | 32 + src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs | 14 +- src/ix/kernel.rs | 1 + src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs | 1202 ++++++++++++++++ src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 328 ++++- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 558 +++++++- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 114 +- src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 31 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 1604 ++++++++++++++++----- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 227 ++- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 254 +++- src/ix/kernel/mode.rs | 11 + src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 225 ++- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 129 +- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 1937 +++++++++++++++++++++++--- 33 files changed, 8926 insertions(+), 1192 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean create mode 100644 Ix/KernelCheck.lean create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs diff --git a/Ix.lean b/Ix.lean index 72e3a116..e4862c58 100644 --- a/Ix.lean +++ b/Ix.lean @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ public import Ix.GraphM public import Ix.CondenseM public import Ix.CompileM public import Ix.DecompileM +public import Ix.KernelCheck public import Ix.Claim public import Ix.Commit public import Ix.Benchmark.Bench diff --git a/Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d3572efa --- /dev/null +++ b/Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean @@ -0,0 +1,162 @@ +/- + `ix check --path `: typecheck a Lean environment through the Rust + kernel. Mirrors the shape of `ix compile` (build the file, load its env, + ship to Rust) but pipes the env through `rs_kernel_check_consts` instead + of `rs_compile_env`. + + Pipeline (Rust side, `src/ffi/kernel.rs`): + Lean env → compile_env → ixon_ingress → TypeChecker.check_const + (one batch of names) + + This is the CLI entry point for "does Mathlib typecheck under Ix?". Use + it like `lake exe ix check --path Benchmarks/Compile/CompileMathlib.lean` + to run the full pipeline against an entire imported environment. + + Flags: + - `--path ` (required): file whose env should be checked. + - `--ns ` (optional, comma-separated): only seed + constants whose name matches one of the prefixes. Transitive deps + are still pulled in so the kernel sees a closed sub-environment, but + we only assert the seeded constants and the closure beneath them. + - `--verbose` (optional): one log line per constant + (default is quiet/ephemeral, periodic done/total + ETA). + + The dep-closure helper is the same one used by `ix validate` and the + `kernel-tutorial` test runner — see `Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd.collectDeps`. +-/ +module +public import Cli +public import Ix.Common +public import Ix.CompileM +public import Ix.KernelCheck +public import Ix.Meta +public import Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd + +public section + +open System (FilePath) +open Ix.KernelCheck + +namespace Ix.Cli.CheckCmd + +/-- Interpret the `--ns` flag. Returns `none` if the user didn't pass it + (caller should check the full env), otherwise returns the parsed + prefix list. Empty / all-whitespace inputs are rejected with a + warning so we don't silently fall back to "check everything". -/ +private def resolveNamespaceFilter (p : Cli.Parsed) + : IO (Option (List Lean.Name)) := do + match p.flag? "ns" with + | none => pure none + | some flag => + let raw := flag.as! String + let prefixes := parsePrefixes raw + if prefixes.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check] warning: --ns '{raw}' parsed to empty list; checking full env" + pure none + else + pure (some prefixes) + +/-- Apply the `--ns` filter (if any) and return both the seed names (the + constants the user explicitly asked about) and the closed list of + `(Name × ConstantInfo)` to ship to Rust. + + Without a filter: every constant in the env is a seed and gets shipped. + With a filter: only constants matching one of the prefixes seed the + walk, but the *transitive closure* is shipped so the kernel can resolve + every reference. -/ +private def selectConsts (leanEnv : Lean.Environment) + (filter : Option (List Lean.Name)) + : IO (Array Lean.Name × List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo)) := do + match filter with + | none => + let consts := leanEnv.constants.toList + let names := consts.toArray.map (·.fst) + pure (names, consts) + | some prefixes => + let seeds := leanEnv.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => + if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none + IO.println s!"[check] filter: {prefixes.length} namespace(s), {seeds.length} seed constants" + let closed := collectDeps leanEnv seeds + IO.println s!"[check] filter: {closed.length} constants after transitive-dep closure" + -- `seeds` (not the closure) are the names we actually assert on. + -- Transitive deps still need to be in the shipped env so the kernel + -- can resolve references; they're checked implicitly via the seeds + -- that depend on them. + pure (seeds.toArray, closed) + +/-- Print up to `limit` failures, then a summary line if truncated. -/ +private def reportFailures (failures : Array (Lean.Name × String)) + (limit : Nat := 30) : IO Unit := do + if failures.isEmpty then return + IO.println s!"[check] {failures.size} failure(s):" + let shown := min limit failures.size + for (name, msg) in failures[:shown] do + IO.println s!" ✗ {name}: {msg}" + if failures.size > limit then + IO.println s!" … ({failures.size - limit} more failures suppressed; raise the printed limit if needed)" + +def runCheckCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do + let some path := p.flag? "path" + | p.printError "error: must specify --path" + return 1 + let pathStr := path.as! String + let verbose := p.flag? "verbose" |>.isSome + + -- `buildFile` also runs `lake exe cache get` if the target depends on + -- Mathlib, so a fresh checkout works without a prior `lake build`. + buildFile pathStr + let leanEnv ← getFileEnv pathStr + + let totalConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList.length + IO.println s!"Running Ix kernel check on {pathStr}" + IO.println s!"Total constants in env: {totalConsts}" + + let filter ← resolveNamespaceFilter p + let (seedNames, allConsts) ← selectConsts leanEnv filter + + IO.println s!"[check] checking {seedNames.size} seed constant(s) against {allConsts.length} env constants" + + -- Every checked constant is expected to typecheck — `expectPass` is just + -- a Rust-side progress-log hint (see `src/ffi/kernel.rs::ErrKind`). + -- Defaulting to all-true keeps the `[ok]` / `[FAIL]` lines consistent. + let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate seedNames.size true + + let start ← IO.monoMsNow + -- `verbose=false` (= `quiet=true` on the FFI side) is the default + -- because full-Mathlib runs ship tens of thousands of constants and + -- per-constant logs swamp the terminal. `--verbose` flips back to + -- per-constant lines for small batches. + let results ← rsCheckConstsFFI allConsts seedNames expectPass (!verbose) + let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start + + let mut passed := 0 + let mut failures : Array (Lean.Name × String) := #[] + for i in [:seedNames.size] do + match results[i]! with + | none => passed := passed + 1 + | some err => + failures := failures.push (seedNames[i]!, err.message) + + IO.println s!"[check] checked {seedNames.size} constants in {elapsed.formatMs}" + IO.println s!"[check] {passed}/{seedNames.size} passed" + reportFailures failures + + -- Machine-readable line for CI tracking, matches `ix compile`'s shape. + IO.println s!"##check## {elapsed} {passed} {failures.size} {seedNames.size}" + + return if failures.isEmpty then 0 else 1 + +end Ix.Cli.CheckCmd + +open Ix.Cli.CheckCmd in +def checkCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| + check VIA runCheckCmd; + "Typecheck a Lean file's environment through the Ix Rust kernel" + + FLAGS: + path : String; "Path to file whose env should be typechecked" + ns : String; "Comma-separated Lean name prefixes to filter on (e.g. 'Aesop,SetTheory.PGame'). When set, only seeds matching any prefix are asserted; transitive deps are pulled in so the kernel sees a closed env." + verbose; "Log every constant on its own line (default: quiet ephemeral progress)" +] + +end diff --git a/Ix/KernelCheck.lean b/Ix/KernelCheck.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6906937d --- /dev/null +++ b/Ix/KernelCheck.lean @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +/- + Kernel typechecking FFI bindings. + + Exposes `rsCheckConstsFFI` and the `CheckError` ADT shared by: + - `Ix.Cli.CheckCmd` — the `lake exe ix check` CLI entry point. + - `Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial` — the targeted-batch test harness. + - `Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv` — the full-environment test runner. + + Centralising the binding means the FFI symbol (`rs_kernel_check_consts`, + defined in `src/ffi/kernel.rs`) has a single Lean-side `@[extern]` + declaration, and every caller agrees on the `CheckError` constructor + layout (tag 0 = `kernelException`, tag 1 = `compileError`). +-/ +module +public import Lean.Data.Name +public import Lean.Declaration + +public section + +namespace Ix.KernelCheck + +/-- Type-check errors returned from the Rust kernel FFI. + + Two variants: + - `kernelException msg` — rejection during kernel typechecking (tag 0). + - `compileError msg` — rejection during `compile_env` (tag 1), emitted + when `compile_env`'s tolerant scheduler records a block as ungrounded + (e.g. `inductBadNonSort` failing `compute_is_large_and_k`). + + **Important**: keep at least two constructors so Lean's LCNF trivial + structure optimization does NOT elide the enum to just `String`. With + only one ctor + one field, `hasTrivialStructure?` fires and the runtime + representation becomes identical to `String`, which breaks any FFI that + allocates a heap ctor. See + `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Compiler/LCNF/MonoTypes.lean:20-28`. + + Tags are stable across the Rust FFI — see `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` and + `COMPILE_ERROR_TAG` in `src/ffi/kernel.rs`. -/ +inductive CheckError where + | kernelException (msg : String) + | compileError (msg : String) + deriving Repr + +/-- Render a `CheckError` as a single-line, prefixed message suitable for + log lines. Pulls the message string out of either ctor without going + through `repr` — derived `Repr` for long multi-line kernel diagnostics + is seconds-slow per call and can make a check appear to hang. -/ +def CheckError.message : CheckError → String + | .kernelException m => s!"kernel: {m}" + | .compileError m => s!"compile: {m}" + +/-- FFI: type-check a batch of constants through the full pipeline + (Lean env → Ixon compile → kernel ingress → typecheck). + + Implemented in `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_check_consts`. Note: this + used to be gated behind the `test-ffi` Cargo feature. It is now part + of the production build so `lake exe ix check` can drive it directly. + + The trailing `Bool` toggles ephemeral progress printing on the Rust + side: + - `false` (verbose): every constant is logged on its own line with + elapsed time and `def_eq` depth — ideal for small, targeted batches + where every result matters. + - `true` (quiet / ephemeral): the current `[i/N] name ...` label is + rewritten in place, and only slow constants (>=7s by default), unexpected + passes/failures, and ungrounded compile errors are promoted to + persistent lines. Ideal for full-env runs where thousands of fast + constants would otherwise swamp the log. Parallel quiet mode also + prints periodic done/total, rate, ETA, and oldest in-flight + constants. Tune with `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_PROGRESS_MS`, + `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_SLOW_MS`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_ACTIVE_SLOW_MS`, and + `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_INFLIGHT`. + + Results come back in input-array order — the caller pairs each + `results[i]` with its `names[i]`. We pass `Lean.Name` structurally + (rather than shipping `name.toString` strings) because Lean's + default `toString` wraps non-identifier components in `«…»`, and + round-tripping that through a Rust string parser was brittle: + names like `Lean.Order.«term_⊑_»` failed lookup against the + kernel's unescaped `Lean.Order.term_⊑_` key. Rust decodes each + `Lean.Name` structurally via `decode_name_array`, so the kernel + lookup is an exact structural match. -/ +@[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"] +opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : + @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → + @& Array Lean.Name → + @& Array Bool → + @& Bool → + IO (Array (Option CheckError)) + +end Ix.KernelCheck + +end diff --git a/Main.lean b/Main.lean index 2a705221..2ead2316 100644 --- a/Main.lean +++ b/Main.lean @@ -1,5 +1,6 @@ --import Ix.Cli.ProveCmd --import Ix.Cli.StoreCmd +import Ix.Cli.CheckCmd import Ix.Cli.CompileCmd import Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd import Ix.Cli.ServeCmd @@ -17,6 +18,7 @@ def ixCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| --proveCmd; --storeCmd; compileCmd; + checkCmd; validateCmd; serveCmd; connectCmd diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean index afcf5317..a77fe968 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean @@ -45,10 +45,13 @@ def kernelPrimitives : Array String := #[ "Quot", "Quot.mk", "Quot.lift", "Quot.ind", "Lean.reduceBool", "Lean.reduceNat", "eagerReduce", "System.Platform.numBits", + "System.Platform.getNumBits", "Subtype.val", + "String.toByteArray", "ByteArray.empty", "Nat.decLe", "Nat.decEq", "Nat.decLt", - "Decidable.isTrue", "Decidable.isFalse", + "Decidable.rec", "Decidable.isTrue", "Decidable.isFalse", "Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true", "Nat.not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true", "Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true", "Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false", + "Fin", "Bool.noConfusion", -- Int + ctors + ops. Native reduction for Int operations short-circuits -- the symbolic `Int.rec` + `decNonneg` cascade that would otherwise get diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean index 59d558ee..2ae66d07 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean @@ -14,18 +14,52 @@ -/ import Ix.Common import Ix.Meta +import Ix.KernelCheck import Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta import LSpec open LSpec -open Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial (CheckError rsCheckConstsFFI) +open Ix.KernelCheck (CheckError rsCheckConstsFFI) +open Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv +private def tutorialDefsNamespace : Lean.Name := + `Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs + +private def isFromTutorialDefsModule (env : Lean.Environment) (name : Lean.Name) : Bool := + match env.getModuleIdxFor? name with + | some modIdx => + match env.header.moduleNames[modIdx]? with + | some modName => modName == tutorialDefsNamespace + | none => false + | none => false + +private def tutorialFixtureNames (env : Lean.Environment) : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := + Id.run do + let mut names : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := Std.HashSet.emptyWithCapacity 256 + for tc in getTestCases env do + for n in tc.decls do + if isFromTutorialDefsModule env n then + names := names.insert n + for ci in getRawConsts env do + if isFromTutorialDefsModule env ci.name then + names := names.insert ci.name + return names + +private def isTutorialDefsName (fixtures : Std.HashSet Lean.Name) (name : Lean.Name) : Bool := + tutorialDefsNamespace.isPrefixOf name + || name.toString.contains "_private.Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs." + || fixtures.contains name + def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := .individualIO "Rust kernel check_env" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! - let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList + let envConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList + let tutorialFixtures := tutorialFixtureNames leanEnv + let allConsts := envConsts.filter fun (name, _) => + !isTutorialDefsName tutorialFixtures name -- Pass `Lean.Name` structurally across the FFI; Rust's -- `decode_name_array` reconstructs the same `Name` value (same -- component strings, same content hash) that the kernel uses @@ -37,14 +71,16 @@ def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := -- and `check_consts_loop`), but all-true keeps the `[ok]` / `[FAIL]` -- log lines consistent. let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate allNames.size true + let skippedCount := envConsts.length - allConsts.length - IO.println s!"[check-env] Environment has {allNames.size} constants" + IO.println s!"[check-env] Environment has {envConsts.length} constants; checking {allNames.size} (skipping {skippedCount} TutorialDefs constants)" let start ← IO.monoMsNow -- Full-env runs ship tens of thousands of constants: `quiet=true` -- keeps the console usable by rewriting the current-constant label - -- in place and only persisting slow (>=1s) / failing / not-found - -- entries. Any genuinely pathological constant shows up in the log. + -- in place and only persisting slow (>=7s by default) / failing / + -- not-found entries. Parallel quiet mode also prints periodic + -- done/total, rate, ETA, and oldest in-flight constants. -- -- Rust returns results in the same order as `allNames`, so -- `results[i]` pairs with `allNames[i]`. @@ -90,138 +126,37 @@ def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := check proceeds, so a hang is recognisable by a missing terminator after `[i/N] name ...` — look for the last printed name. -/ def focusConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category A: `_sizeOf_N` with nested-aux motive/minor ordering mismatch. - -- - -- Source `.rec` has motives in Lean's internal nested-aux expansion order; - -- our canonical `.rec` emits nested aux motives in `expand_nested_block` - -- order. When the two orderings diverge within the nested region, surgery - -- permutes the user-type motives correctly but leaves a residual - -- mismatch across the nested slots. See grouping in - -- `plans/kernel-check-env.md` (category A). - -- ========================================================================= - -- - -- LCNF [Alt, FunDecl, Cases, Code] (+ nested aux) — original probe. - -- Alt/Cases motive swap at sizeOf-call-sites; still failing under nested - -- aux ordering divergence. - `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Alt._sizeOf_4, - `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Alt._sizeOf_6, - -- - -- Cutsat EqCnstr block (6 failures) — nested Array (Prod Expr (Prod Int - -- EqCnstr)) motive landing in Option DvdCnstr motive slot. - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_1, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_2, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_3, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_5, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_11, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr._sizeOf_12, - -- - -- Linear EqCnstr block — DiseqCnstr minor vs dependent UnsatProof-indexed - -- motive. Different flavor of the same nested-region mis-ordering. - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Linear.EqCnstr._sizeOf_3, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Linear.EqCnstr._sizeOf_7, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category B: regenerated `.rec_N` (nested auxiliary recursor) fails its - -- own `check_recursor: type mismatch`. Our regenerator produces a type - -- that doesn't match its rules. Same nested-aux-ordering root cause as - -- A, surfacing at the recursor-decl level rather than a call site. - -- ========================================================================= - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstr.rec_4, - `Lean.Doc.Block.rec_2, - `Lean.Doc.Block.rec_5, - `Lean.Doc.Block.rec_6, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category C: `.sizeOf_spec` and related theorems with `declaration type - -- mismatch`. The theorem's body (a recursor-based equational proof) no - -- longer reduces to the declared type after canonicalization. Downstream - -- of A/B — expect these to clear once A/B are fixed. - -- ========================================================================= - `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Alt.alt.sizeOf_spec, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Cutsat.EqCnstrProof.pow.sizeOf_spec, - `Lean.Meta.Grind.Arith.Linear.IneqCnstrProof.subst.sizeOf_spec, - `accRecNoEta, - `String.endPos_empty, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category D: `max recursion depth exceeded`. Unclear whether this is - -- a whnf/def_eq loop, missing reduction rule, or an actual deep term. - -- Some are `._sparseCasesOn_N` which fail at shallow depth (likely - -- related to the sparseCasesOn not being regenerated — category I in - -- the task list). - -- ========================================================================= - -- depth=2001 — extreme; likely a genuine runaway. - `Char.succ?_eq, - -- depth=19 - `Std.IterM.stepAsHetT_filterMapWithPostcondition, - -- depth=44 in 52s — slow runaway. - `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.BVExpr.bitblast.blastAdd.go._unary.eq_def, - -- `._sparseCasesOn_N` failures at depth=3 — fast; probably the - -- `_sparseCasesOn` aux isn't decompiling / regenerating correctly. - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.FileWorker.WidgetRequests - `Lean.Widget.makePopup._sparseCasesOn_3, - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.References - `Lean.Server.identOf._sparseCasesOn_4, - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.InfoUtils - `Lean.Elab.Info.type?._sparseCasesOn_1, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category E: `Lean.reduceBool` / `_nativeDecide_` proofs. Our kernel - -- doesn't execute `Lean.reduceBool` as a native reducer, so proofs that - -- rely on `reduceBool X = true` computing don't check. - -- ========================================================================= - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Blake3 - `Blake3.HasherOps.hash._proof_1, - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Ix.CanonM - `Ix.CanonM.internDataValue._proof_1, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category F: LCNF Alt↔Cases mutual-member swap at user-code call sites. - -- Same root as A, user-code side. - -- ========================================================================= - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Basic - `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Decl.isCasesOnParam?.go, - -- eqAlt.sparseCasesOn (LCNF private) — also from same block. - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.Basic - `Lean.Compiler.LCNF.eqAlt._sparseCasesOn_1, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category G: LRAT proof auto-generated by the `match` elaborator. - -- Huge `Prod.fst/snd` towers over `confirmRupHint.match_*`. Likely a - -- match-eliminator vs aux issue, but the trace is too big to read - -- directly — treat as a stress-test for whatever we fix in A/B/F. - -- ========================================================================= - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.Formula.RupAddResult - `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.DefaultFormula.derivedLitsInvariant_confirmRupHint._proof_1_18, - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.Formula.RupAddResult - `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.DefaultFormula.derivedLitsInvariant_confirmRupHint._proof_1_26, - Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.Formula.RupAddResult - `Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.DefaultFormula.derivedLitsInvariant_confirmRupHint._proof_1_30, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category H: `String.Legacy.back ""` not reducing to `Char.ofNat 65`. - -- Orthogonal to surgery; needs a String primitive reduction hook. - -- ========================================================================= - `String.back_eq, - - -- ========================================================================= - -- Category I: adversarial test that *should* fail. Verify the error - -- message matches expectation (universe param count) — if it does, this - -- is NOT a bug. Keep for regression coverage of the failure path. - -- ========================================================================= - `adv_constlevels_too_few, + -- Current full-env residue from 2026-04-26 after the LRAT/SInt fixes. + `System.Platform.numBits_eq, + `BitVec.umulOverflow_eq, + `Char.ofOrdinal_ordinal, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.Data.Char.Ordinal + `Char.ofOrdinal_ordinal._proof_1_4, + `String.toByteArray_empty ] +def expectedPass (_name : Lean.Name) : Bool := true + /-- Focus-mode helper: typecheck each constant in `names` through the same Rust FFI pipeline as `testRustCheckEnv`, but restricted to a small list. Compile + ingress still pays ~20s (full env), but the check loop is short. Default `names` = `focusConsts`. -/ +private def filterFocusConsts (names : Array Lean.Name) : IO (Array Lean.Name) := do + match (← IO.getEnv "IX_KERNEL_FOCUS_CONST") with + | none => pure names + | some filter => + let filtered := names.filter fun name => name.toString.contains filter + IO.println s!"[check-focus] IX_KERNEL_FOCUS_CONST={filter} matched {filtered.size}/{names.size}" + pure filtered + def testRustCheckConsts (names : Array Lean.Name := focusConsts) : TestSeq := .individualIO s!"kernel check {names.size} focus consts" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! - let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList - let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate names.size true + let names ← filterFocusConsts names + let tutorialFixtures := tutorialFixtureNames leanEnv + let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList.filter fun (name, _) => + !isTutorialDefsName tutorialFixtures name + let expectPass : Array Bool := names.map expectedPass let start ← IO.monoMsNow -- Focus batches are intentionally tiny — keep verbose output so each -- targeted constant prints its elapsed time and depth inline. @@ -239,13 +174,21 @@ def testRustCheckConsts (names : Array Lean.Name := focusConsts) : TestSeq := for i in [:names.size] do resultMap := resultMap.insert names[i]! results[i]! for name in names do + let shouldPass := expectedPass name match resultMap.get? name with - | some none => passed := passed + 1 + | some none => + if shouldPass then + passed := passed + 1 + else + failures := failures.push (name, "unexpected pass") | some (some err) => let msg := match err with | .kernelException m => s!"kernel: {m}" | .compileError m => s!"compile: {m}" - failures := failures.push (name, msg) + if shouldPass then + failures := failures.push (name, msg) + else + passed := passed + 1 | none => failures := failures.push (name, "not reported by FFI") diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean index 2a772b9d..c02826e8 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ -/ import Ix.Common import Ix.Meta +import Ix.KernelCheck import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs import LSpec @@ -14,27 +15,10 @@ open LSpec namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial -/-- Type-check errors returned from the Rust kernel FFI. - - Two variants: - - `kernelException msg` — rejection during kernel typechecking (tag 0). - - `compileError msg` — rejection during `compile_env` (tag 1), emitted - when `compile_env`'s tolerant scheduler records a block as ungrounded - (e.g. `inductBadNonSort` failing `compute_is_large_and_k`). - - **Important**: keep at least two constructors so Lean's LCNF trivial - structure optimization does NOT elide the enum to just `String`. With - only one ctor + one field, `hasTrivialStructure?` fires and the runtime - representation becomes identical to `String`, which breaks any FFI that - allocates a heap ctor. See - `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Compiler/LCNF/MonoTypes.lean:20-28`. - - Tags are stable across the Rust FFI — see `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` and - `COMPILE_ERROR_TAG` in `src/ffi/kernel.rs`. -/ -inductive CheckError where - | kernelException (msg : String) - | compileError (msg : String) - deriving Repr +-- Re-export the shared `CheckError` type so existing call sites +-- (e.g. `Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean`) keep working unchanged. +-- The single source of truth lives in `Ix/KernelCheck.lean`. +export Ix.KernelCheck (CheckError) /-- Compute the transitive closure of constants referenced by `seeds`, and return the subset of `env.constants` reachable from them. @@ -94,40 +78,12 @@ private partial def collectDepsWithExtras let closed := env.constants.toList.filter fun (n, _) => needed.contains n return (needed, closed) -/-- FFI: type-check a batch of constants through the full pipeline - (Lean env → Ixon compile → kernel ingress → typecheck). - - Implemented in `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_check_consts`, which is - only built with the `test-ffi` Cargo feature (enabled automatically by - `lake test` via `ix_rs_test`). - - The trailing `Bool` toggles ephemeral progress printing on the Rust - side: - - `false` (verbose): every constant is logged on its own line with - elapsed time and `def_eq` depth — ideal for small, targeted batches - where every result matters. - - `true` (quiet / ephemeral): the current `[i/N] name ...` label is - rewritten in place, and only slow constants (>=1s), unexpected - passes/failures, and ungrounded compile errors are promoted to - persistent lines. Ideal for full-env runs (`kernel-check-env`) - where thousands of fast constants would otherwise swamp the log. - - Results come back in input-array order — the caller pairs each - `results[i]` with its `names[i]`. We pass `Lean.Name` structurally - (rather than shipping `name.toString` strings) because Lean's - default `toString` wraps non-identifier components in `«…»`, and - round-tripping that through a Rust string parser was brittle: - names like `Lean.Order.«term_⊑_»` failed lookup against the - kernel's unescaped `Lean.Order.term_⊑_` key. Rust decodes each - `Lean.Name` structurally via `decode_name_array`, so the kernel - lookup is an exact structural match. -/ -@[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"] -opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : - @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → - @& Array Lean.Name → - @& Array Bool → - @& Bool → - IO (Array (Option CheckError)) +-- Re-export the shared FFI binding so existing call sites keep working +-- without an explicit `Ix.KernelCheck.` qualifier. The single +-- `@[extern "rs_kernel_check_consts"]` declaration lives in +-- `Ix/KernelCheck.lean` so that `lake exe ix check` (production CLI) +-- and the test runners share the same Lean-side opaque. +export Ix.KernelCheck (rsCheckConstsFFI) def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := .individualIO "kernel tutorial checks" none (do diff --git a/docs/ix_canonicity.md b/docs/ix_canonicity.md index 1c8cc2c8..a65d5204 100644 --- a/docs/ix_canonicity.md +++ b/docs/ix_canonicity.md @@ -104,9 +104,9 @@ Lean' ◀─decompile─ Ixon + Metadata where `Lean' ≡ Lean` as Lean `ConstantInfo`s, not just observationally. -## 4. Three Operational Invariants +## 4. Four Operational Invariants -The abstract property in §1 decomposes into three concrete invariants +The abstract property in §1 decomposes into four concrete invariants that every stage of the pipeline must uphold: ### 4.1 Content-address invariance under declaration permutation @@ -147,9 +147,61 @@ must preserve the original `N ↦ source position` relationship on decompile, even across Lean-version drift, so downstream constants continue to resolve their references consistently. -These three invariants taken together give the full canonicity story: +### 4.4 Kernel-side canonicity validation + +The kernel must not trust compile-side metadata for canonicity. It +runs an independent `sort_consts` port (`src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs`) +and validates against it in two modes: + +1. **Primary validation with refinement fallback.** When a + `Muts(Indc, …)` block + is ingested, the stored member list is taken as the alleged + canonical partition (each member at its own class index) and + adjacent pairs are required to satisfy **strong** strict `Less` + under the ported comparator. `Greater` rejects ordering violations; + `Equal` rejects uncollapsed alpha-equivalent pairs (the compiler + should have collapsed them to one canonical address). A weak + `Less` means the singleton partition itself supplied the ordering + for a block-local recursive reference, so the validator falls back + to full `sort_kconsts` refinement and accepts only if refinement + returns the same ordered list of singleton classes. Returns + `TcError::NonCanonicalBlock` on failure. Implemented as + `validate_canonical_block_single_pass` in `canonical_check.rs`, + wired into `ingress_muts_block` (`src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs`). + +2. **Iterative aux-discovery sort.** When the kernel rediscovers + nested auxiliaries during recursor generation + (`build_flat_block` in `src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs`), the + resulting aux set is unsorted: discovery order depends on the + primary ctor walk. The kernel synthesizes `KConst::Indc` views + of each aux (instantiating ext type with `spec_params`, + replacing the ctor result head with the synthetic aux KId) and + runs `sort_kconsts` — the iterative partition-refinement port — + to compute the canonical aux order. Stored aux recursors are + then validated by position against the kernel-canonical aux: + the stored `.rec_N` at rec-block position `n_originals + k` + must validate against `generated[n_originals + k]` via + `is_def_eq` on the recursor type. + +The primary validator is cheap (O(n) comparator calls, no fixpoint +iteration) when every adjacent proof is strong. If any adjacent proof +is weak, it runs the full iterative algorithm for that block. The +iterative mode is also used when the kernel must derive canonical +order from scratch (rediscovered aux). Both share the same comparator: +`compare_kconst` / `compare_kexpr` / `compare_kuniv`. + +**Trust boundary.** The kernel never reads `AuxLayout.perm` or any +other sidecar to decide canonical order — the sidecar persists +Lean-source `_N` numbering only (§6.4). The canonical *order* is +recomputed kernel-side every time, making it adversary-resistant: +shipping a permuted recursor block triggers the position-by-position +`is_def_eq` mismatch and rejects. + +These four invariants taken together give the full canonicity story: (4.1) fixes the forward direction, (4.2) fixes the round-trip, -(4.3) fixes Lean interop under the permuted aux layout. +(4.3) fixes Lean interop under the permuted aux layout, and (4.4) +makes the kernel an independent oracle that doesn't trust the +compiler's canonicity claims. ## 5. What Is Erased vs. What Is Preserved @@ -164,8 +216,8 @@ Everything that depends on source choices is stripped before hashing: | `Expr.mdata` wrappers | canonical form has no `Mdata` node | | Free variable identity | FVar and MVar are rejected — `compile.rs:848-857` | | De Bruijn depth artifacts | indices are **the** identifier; no names survive | -| Lean `InductiveVal.all` order | replaced by `sort_consts` canonical class order | -| Nested-aux discovery order | replaced by structural aux sort | +| Lean `InductiveVal.all` order | replaced by `sort_consts` canonical class order; kernel enforces via `validate_canonical_block_single_pass` at ingress (§4.4) | +| Nested-aux discovery order | replaced by structural aux sort; kernel enforces via `sort_kconsts` on rediscovered aux + position-by-position recursor match (§4.4) | | `_N` suffixes on aux names | internal `_nested.Ext_N` uses canonical `N` | | Hygiene info on `Name` | stripped by `compile_name` | @@ -181,6 +233,7 @@ Everything needed to round-trip back to a source-faithful Lean | `Expr.mdata` KVMaps | `ExprMetaData::Mdata` | | Reference names (per `Const` / `Rec`) | `ExprMetaData::Ref` | | Projection struct name | `ExprMetaData::Prj` | +| Call-site source/canonical metadata | `ExprMetaData::CallSite { entries, canon_meta }` | | Level-parameter names | `ConstantMetaInfo::*.lvls` | | `InductiveVal.all` (Lean source order) | `ConstantMetaInfo::{Def,Indc,Rec}.all` | | `ReducibilityHints` | `ConstantMetaInfo::Def.hints` | @@ -240,7 +293,6 @@ canonical blocks (each block has its own content address): ``` Muts([ Indc(rep₀), Indc(rep₁), … Indc(rep_{n−1}), // user reps in sort_consts order - Indc(_nested.Ext_1), … Indc(_nested.Ext_m), // aux inductives in structural order ]) ``` @@ -248,6 +300,22 @@ Each `Indc(I)` carries `I.ctors: Vec` inline. **Constructors are not separate `MutConst` entries** — they live inside their parent `Inductive`. This matters for projections (see 6.0.x below). +**Aux inductives are not serialized in the inductive block.** They are +transient compile-time entities, derived from primary ctor walks during +nested-occurrence detection. Per the compile pipeline +(`compile_mutual` in `src/ix/compile.rs`), `ixon_mutuals` is built by +iterating user (primary) classes only; aux `Indc`s are constructed +inside `expand_nested_block` and used solely as inputs to aux +recursor generation. The aux's only persistent footprint is via the +recursor block (one `.rec_N` per canonical aux signature) and any +downstream auxiliary blocks (`.below_N`, `.brecOn_N`). + +The kernel rediscovers aux inductives from the primary ctors during +recursor regeneration (`build_flat_block` in +`src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs`) and computes the canonical aux order +itself via `sort_kconsts` (§4.4). There is no stored aux ordering +to validate against in the inductive block. + #### Recursor block — `Muts([ Recr, Recr, … ])` ``` @@ -360,8 +428,8 @@ A IPrj { block: , idx: 0 } A.mk CPrj { block: , idx: 0, cidx: 0 } B IPrj { block: , idx: 1 } B.mk CPrj { block: , idx: 1, cidx: 0 } -A._nested.List_1 IPrj { block: , idx: 2 } -A._nested.List_1.cons CPrj { block: , idx: 2, cidx: 0 } +A._nested.List_1 (no IPrj) — aux Indc not stored; reached via rec block +A._nested.List_1.cons (no CPrj) — aux ctor not stored; rule positions only A.rec RPrj { block: , idx: 0 } B.rec RPrj { block: , idx: 1 } A.rec_1 RPrj { block: , idx: 2 } ← canonical _N @@ -385,14 +453,22 @@ A few key consequences: carries both `idx` (which inductive in the Muts block) and `cidx` (which constructor inside that inductive). -- **Aux inductives sit in the same block as user inductives.** - Position 0..n-1 hold user reps, n..n+m-1 hold nested auxes. There - is no separate "aux inductive block". +- **Aux inductives are not stored in the inductive block.** Only + user reps live there (positions 0..n-1). Aux inductives are + rediscovered structurally during recursor regeneration, both at + compile time (`expand_nested_block` in `compile/aux_gen/nested.rs`) + and kernel-side (`build_flat_block` in `kernel/inductive.rs`). + No aux `IPrj` / `CPrj` exists; aux references inside other + constants are routed through the recursor block by canonical + position (`A.rec_1`, `A.rec_2`, …). - **Aux recursors sit in the same block as user recursors.** Same layout: user recursors first (in `sort_consts` order), then aux - recursors (in structural aux order). `A.rec` and `A.rec_1` differ only - in `idx`. + recursors (in canonical aux order computed by `sort_consts` on + rediscovered aux signatures). `A.rec` and `A.rec_1` differ only + in `idx`. The kernel revalidates aux ordering by independently + re-running `sort_kconsts` on its own discovery output and + position-matching against the stored rec-block (§4.4). - **Aux `.below_N` definitions sit inside the existing below-def block.** They're appended after the user-class `.below` defs. @@ -468,34 +544,57 @@ primary members in the same order. ### 6.2 Nested-aux section ordering -The nested-aux section appears in the **inductive block** and the -**recursor block** (plus below and brecOn derivatives). It's sorted -by the same structural comparator used for ordinary mutual constants: +The canonical nested-aux ordering is a **property recomputed at +validation time**, not a stored serialization. It appears positionally +in the **recursor block** (and below / brecOn derivatives), but never +in the inductive block — aux inductives are not stored on disk +(§6.0). - `expand_nested_block` walks user-class ctors, replacing each nested occurrence `ExtInd (args containing block params)` with a synthetic - `_nested.ExtInd_N α` aux inductive. -- `sort_aux_by_content_hash` is a legacy name. The implementation now - builds temporary aux `Indc` values and runs `sort_consts` on the aux - slice, so ordering and alpha-collapse use the same structural relation - as normal mutual blocks. -- References to already-compiled originals/external constants compare by - compiled content address. If a referenced name cannot be resolved, the - comparator errors instead of falling back to a namespace-sensitive name - hash. -- Alpha-equivalent auxes collapse into one aux class; source auxes that - share that class all point at the same canonical representative aux - inductive. + `_nested.ExtInd_N α` aux inductive (compile time). +- `sort_aux_by_content_hash` is a legacy name. The implementation + builds temporary aux `Indc` values and runs `sort_consts` on the + aux slice, so ordering and alpha-collapse use the same structural + relation as normal mutual blocks. +- References to already-compiled originals/external constants + compare by compiled content address. If a referenced name cannot + be resolved, the comparator errors instead of falling back to a + namespace-sensitive name hash. +- Alpha-equivalent auxes collapse into one aux class; source auxes + that share that class all point at the same canonical + representative aux inductive. This gives a **source-order-independent** canonical layout: any -permutation of user source declaration produces the same ordered aux -section, because the sort key is structural content plus resolved addresses. +permutation of user source declaration produces the same ordered +aux section, because the sort key is structural content plus +resolved addresses. + +The recursor block's aux positions (`.rec_1`, `.rec_2`, …) are +the **only stored manifestation** of this canonical ordering. The +kernel revalidates by: + +1. Rediscovering aux from primary ctor walks + (`build_flat_block` in `src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs`). +2. Synthesizing comparable `KConst::Indc` views (instantiating ext + types with `spec_params`, replacing aux ctor result heads with + the synthetic aux KId). +3. Running `sort_kconsts` (§4.4) to compute the kernel-canonical + aux order. +4. Position-by-position validating each stored aux recursor against + the kernel-canonical aux at the same offset + (`is_def_eq` on the recursor type). + +Compile-side and kernel-side use the same comparator +(`sort_consts` ↔ `sort_kconsts`), so they produce the same canonical +order on the same input. A divergence is a kernel correctness bug, +immediately observable as a `kernel-check-const` regression. All downstream blocks (recursors, below, brecOn) number their -aux-derived members in this same structural order, so a given aux -inductive at canonical position `i` in the inductive block has its -recursor at `i`-aligned position in the recursor block, its `.below` -at `i`-aligned position in the below block, and so on. +aux-derived members in this same canonical order, so an aux at +canonical position `i` has its recursor at `i`-aligned position in +the recursor block, its `.below` at `i`-aligned position in the +below block, and so on. ### 6.3 Recursor binder layout @@ -684,6 +783,35 @@ The `CallSitePlan` per aux name records: At every `App(rec, args)` site, surgery decomposes the spine and reorders / drops arguments accordingly. +The IXON expression after surgery is already the canonical App spine. +`ExprMetaData::CallSite` is the metadata wrapper for that spine, with +two deliberately different views: + +- `entries` is in **Lean source order**. Decompile uses it to rebuild + the original source-order telescope. A `Kept` entry points at a + canonical argument by `canon_idx`; a `Collapsed` entry points into + `ConstantMeta.meta_sharing` for source arguments that did not survive + canonicalization. +- `canon_meta` is in **canonical App-spine order**, one arena root per + canonical argument actually present in the IXON expression. Kernel + ingress uses it to assign binder / reference metadata to each + canonical argument without guessing names from content addresses. + +These two maps are both metadata. They do not choose the canonical +argument order — the IXON App spine already does that — and they are +not accepted as evidence of canonicity. Kernel ingress only checks that +`canon_meta.len()` matches the canonical telescope length and then +uses those roots as names / binder info for the already-present +arguments. The kernel still validates block order and aux-recursion +order independently (§4.4). + +The separation matters for split-SCC minors: a source minor may be +stored as `Collapsed` for decompile while compile emits a synthesized +canonical wrapper argument. In that case there is no source-order +`Kept` entry from which kernel ingress could recover the wrapper's +reference metadata; `canon_meta` is the direct metadata sidecar for +the canonical wrapper. + **This is why patches must be emitted in canonical layout.** Surgery operates on call sites, assuming the callee has canonical binder order. If the patch were in source order, surgery's rewrites would @@ -1039,7 +1167,29 @@ a block's layout before handing it to `metadata.rs:1056-1065` (write) and `metadata.rs:1144-1161` (read); the 0/1 tag for `Option` lives on disk. -### 10.3 Not stored (derived at compile and decompile time) +### 10.3 CallSite metadata alignment + +`ExprMetaData::CallSite` is expression metadata, not block-layout +metadata. Its `entries` field is the source-order inverse map needed +by decompile; its `canon_meta` field is the canonical-order metadata +alignment needed by kernel ingress. + +`canon_meta` is allowed because it stores arena roots for arguments +that already exist in the canonical IXON expression. It does not store +or influence: + +- user-class order, +- nested-aux order, +- recursor block positions, +- the source-walk → canonical aux permutation. + +Those remain derived from `sort_consts` / `sort_kconsts` and validated +kernel-side. A malformed `canon_meta` can make metadata-bearing kernel +ingress reject or assign different metadata names to already-present +arguments, but it cannot cause the kernel to accept a non-canonical +block order or pick a different canonical aux target. + +### 10.4 Not stored (derived at compile and decompile time) The **canonical block layout** (canonical aux positions, user-class order, recursor binder split) is derived from the inductives plus @@ -1373,7 +1523,10 @@ that enforces it: | Nested-aux section is structurally sorted | `sort_aux_by_content_hash`, `nested.rs` | | Source-walk → canonical permutation is reversible | `compute_aux_perm`, `nested.rs:797-907` | | Call sites are surgically rewritten to canonical order | `compute_call_site_plans`, `surgery.rs:166-570` | -| Canonical kernel checks `orig_kenv` before aux_gen rewrite | `mutual.rs::check_originals`, `orig_kenv` in `compile/env.rs:185` | +| CallSite metadata keeps source and canonical views separate | `ExprMetaData::CallSite { entries, canon_meta }`; `compile_expr::BuildCallSite`; `kernel/ingress.rs` | +| Optional original-kernel check isolates adversarial raw constants | `CompileOptions::check_originals`, `mutual.rs::check_originals`, `orig_kenv` in `compile/env.rs` | +| Stored primary order matches `sort_consts` (kernel-side) | `validate_canonical_block_single_pass`, `src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs` (called from `ingress_muts_block`) | +| Aux ordering matches `sort_consts` on rediscovered aux | `sort_kconsts`, `src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs` (called from `canonical_aux_order` in `inductive.rs`); position-by-position recursor validation in `check_recursor` | ## 16. Testing Plan @@ -1442,6 +1595,46 @@ splits, parameterized nested blocks, and cross-namespace twins. New fixtures should be added when a new equivalence mechanism is introduced or when a failure mode cannot be reduced to one of those existing shapes. +### 16.6 Kernel canonicity validation + +The kernel-side validator (§4.4) is exercised by both unit tests and +integration tests: + +**Unit tests** (`src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs::tests`): + +- `compare_kuniv_*` — universe comparator agrees with compile-side + `compare_level` on the cases visible in Anon mode. +- `compare_kexpr_alpha_blind` — binder-named and binder-anonymous + λ/∀/let bodies compare Equal under the comparator. +- `compare_kexpr_var_ordering` — `Var(0) < Var(1)` etc. +- `compare_kexpr_const_external_by_addr` — refs not in `KMutCtx` + fall back to `Address` order. +- `compare_kexpr_const_block_local` — refs in `KMutCtx` resolve to + class indices. +- `compare_kindc_alpha_collapse` — structurally-equal Indcs compare + Equal. +- `sort_kconsts_canonical_three_indcs` — three Indcs in arbitrary + input order produce the canonical (params-ascending) output. +- `sort_kconsts_alpha_collapses_into_one_class` — alpha-equivalent + Indcs collapse to a single class. +- `validate_single_pass_accepts_canonical_order` — Ok on canonical + input. +- `validate_single_pass_rejects_swap` — `Greater` rejection. +- `validate_single_pass_rejects_uncollapsed_alpha` — `Equal` + rejection. + +**Integration tests** (existing test suites that exercise the +validator end-to-end): + +- `lake test -- validate-aux --ignored` — must remain at 0 failures + (Phases 7 and 7b round-trip every constant through the kernel). +- `lake test -- kernel-tutorial --ignored` — 267/267, covering the + manually-constructed kernel fixtures. +- `lake test -- kernel-check-const --ignored` — focus list of the + Mathlib failure shapes; this is where Step 5 of the + kernel-canonicity port shows up: stored aux recursor positions + must align with the kernel-canonical aux order produced by Step 4. + ### 16.5 Roundtrip fixed-point The strongest test of canonicity + metadata is: @@ -1532,9 +1725,23 @@ Add `doc_string: Option
` to `ConstantMeta`. Ingest via `NestedAuxOrdering.second { C2 | A2 | B2 }` (permuted sources), assert block addresses are equal. +### 17.7 `kernel-check-const` Category B residue + +After the §4.4 kernel-canonicity port (independent `sort_consts` +on rediscovered aux + position-based stored-recursor lookup), +Categories A, C, F, and G still show some residual failures. +Investigate whether the kernel's synthetic aux Indc views +(in `canonical_aux_order`) need a more faithful mirror of +compile-side's `replace_ctor_result_head_with_aux` — the current +implementation rewrites the result head but does not re-wrap with +block-param Pis. Some failure modes may also reflect orthogonal +issues (e.g. `String.Legacy.back ""` reduction, `_sparseCasesOn_N` +regeneration) that surface alongside the canonical-order +mismatches but have unrelated root causes. + ## 18. Summary -Anonymous canonicity in Ix reduces to five operational commitments: +Anonymous canonicity in Ix reduces to six operational commitments: 1. Binder names, mdata, and hygiene **never enter the hash input**. 2. Mutual blocks are **structurally sorted** by an iterative-refinement @@ -1545,9 +1752,18 @@ Anonymous canonicity in Ix reduces to five operational commitments: 4. Call sites are **surgically rewritten** so source-order aux references resolve to canonical-order auxes. 5. A **metadata sidecar** — binder names, mdata, Lean-order `all`, - and `AuxLayout` on the block's Muts metadata (plus docstrings, - planned) — preserves everything the hash erases, making + `CallSite.entries` / `CallSite.canon_meta`, and `AuxLayout` on + the block's Muts metadata (plus docstrings, planned) — preserves + everything the hash erases, making `canonical + metadata` isomorphic to source Lean. +6. The **kernel independently re-runs `sort_consts`** on every + stored mutual block when the primary validator needs refinement + (fast strong-adjacent validation at ingress) + and on every set of rediscovered auxes (full iterative sort + during recursor regeneration). The kernel never trusts the + compiler's claim that an input is canonical; it verifies the + claim by recomputing it. See §4.4 and + `src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs`. The failure of any one commitment breaks the zk-PCC story. The test harness in §16 makes each commitment observable as an address-equality @@ -1559,12 +1775,28 @@ is known to be partial. - [`docs/Ixon.md`](./Ixon.md) — binary format, Expr/Constant/Meta layout, serialization details. - `src/ix/compile.rs` — `sort_consts`, `Frame`, `compile_expr`. +- `src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs` — kernel-side `sort_consts` + port: `compare_kuniv`, `compare_kexpr`, `compare_kconst`, + `sort_kconsts`, `validate_canonical_block_single_pass`. The + kernel's independent canonicity oracle (§4.4). +- `src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs::ingress_muts_block` — wires + `validate_canonical_block_single_pass` for stored Indc blocks. +- `src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs::canonical_aux_order` — synthesizes + `KConst::Indc` views of rediscovered auxes and runs + `sort_kconsts` to compute the kernel-canonical aux order. + Position-by-position recursor validation lives in + `check_recursor`. +- `src/ix/kernel/error.rs::TcError::NonCanonicalBlock` — rejection + variant emitted when ingress finds a non-canonical primary block. - `src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs` — main `generate_aux_patches` entry and the `AuxPatchesOutput` return type. - `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs` — `expand_nested_block`, `sort_aux_by_content_hash`, `compute_aux_perm`, `source_aux_order`. - `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs` — canonical recursors from an - expanded block. + expanded block, plus targeted canonical KEnv ingress for aux_gen + sort/recursor generation. Reducible definitions referenced by inductive + target types or constructor fields are loaded as real definitions; + type-only dependencies remain stubs to avoid mirroring the full Lean env. - `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs`, `brecon.rs`, `cases_on.rs`, `rec_on.rs` — derived aux generation. - `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs` — FVar-based expression @@ -1574,9 +1806,10 @@ is known to be partial. - `src/ix/compile/surgery.rs` — call-site argument reordering; `CallSitePlan`, `compute_call_site_plans`. - `src/ix/compile/mutual.rs` — orchestrates `generate_aux_patches` + - surgery + compilation per mutual block; two-env split with - `orig_kenv`; `check_originals` compares aux_gen patches against - the pre-aux_gen originals stored via `compile_const_no_aux`. + surgery + compilation per mutual block. Normal trusted compile paths skip + the full `orig_kenv`; adversarial raw-constant tests can opt into + `CompileOptions::check_originals` to validate Lean-original constants + against a separate `lean_ingress` kernel environment. - `src/ix/decompile.rs::rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env` — rehydrates `stt.aux_perms` from `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts.aux_layout` before any block is decompiled. diff --git a/src/ffi.rs b/src/ffi.rs index 5353aca8..1ff5435c 100644 --- a/src/ffi.rs +++ b/src/ffi.rs @@ -22,8 +22,7 @@ pub mod compile; // Compilation: rs_compile_env_full, rs_compile_phases, etc. pub mod graph; // Graph/SCC: rs_build_ref_graph, rs_compute_sccs pub mod ix; // Ix types: Name, Level, Expr, ConstantInfo, Environment pub mod ixon; // Ixon types: Univ, Expr, Constant, metadata -#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] -pub mod kernel; // Kernel type-checker FFI: rs_kernel_check_consts (test-only) +pub mod kernel; // Kernel type-checker FFI: rs_kernel_check_consts (production); rs_kernel_roundtrip* (test-only) pub mod primitives; // Primitives: rs_roundtrip_nat, rs_roundtrip_string, etc. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] pub mod refcount; // Reference counting / ownership tests (test-only) diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index 031dd3ae..4c0be292 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -1,10 +1,12 @@ -//! Test-only FFI: kernel constant checking. +//! Kernel constant checking FFI. //! -//! Exposes `rs_kernel_check_consts` for `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`, which -//! runs the full pipeline `Lean env → Ixon compile → kernel ingress → -//! typecheck` against a batch of requested constant names. +//! Exposes `rs_kernel_check_consts` (production, used by `lake exe ix check` +//! and `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`) plus a pair of test-only roundtrip +//! probes (`rs_kernel_roundtrip` / `rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile`). //! -//! Pipeline (mirroring the old ix_old `rs_zero_check_consts`): +//! `rs_kernel_check_consts` runs the full pipeline `Lean env → Ixon compile +//! → kernel ingress → typecheck` against a batch of requested constant names. +//! Pipeline: //! //! 1. Decode the Lean environment into the Rust `Env` type. //! 2. Run `compile_env` to obtain the Ixon environment. @@ -12,16 +14,23 @@ //! 4. For each requested name, construct a `TypeChecker` sharing the //! `Arc` (so whnf / infer / def_eq caches accumulate across the //! batch) and call `check_const`. -//! 5. Return a Lean `Array (String × Option CheckError)` reporting per-name +//! 5. Return a Lean `Array (Option CheckError)` reporting per-name //! results, where `some (.kernelException msg)` signals a rejection. //! -//! The `CheckError` ABI (tag 0 = `kernelException`) is defined in -//! `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`; see `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` below. - -#![cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] - -use std::sync::Arc; -use std::time::Instant; +//! The `CheckError` ABI (tag 0 = `kernelException`, tag 1 = `compileError`) +//! lives in `Ix/KernelCheck.lean`; see `KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG` below. +//! +//! The roundtrip helpers below `rs_kernel_check_consts` are test-only +//! (cfg-gated to `feature = "test-ffi"`) — they import `egress` / +//! `decompile_env` to compare against the original env, which is dead +//! weight in production builds. + +use std::sync::{ + Arc, Mutex, OnceLock, + atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicUsize, Ordering}, +}; +use std::thread; +use std::time::{Duration, Instant}; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; @@ -32,19 +41,23 @@ use lean_ffi::object::{ use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, decode_name_array}; use crate::ix::compile::{CompileOptions, compile_env_with_options}; +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::decompile::decompile_env; use crate::ix::env::Name; +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::kernel::egress::{ixon_egress, lean_egress}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; -use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ixon_ingress, lean_ingress}; +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::ixon_ingress; +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_ingress; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; /// Lean-side `CheckError` constructor tags. /// -/// Defined in `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`: +/// Defined in `Ix/KernelCheck.lean`: /// ```lean /// inductive CheckError where /// | kernelException (msg : String) -- tag 0 @@ -95,11 +108,17 @@ const COMPILE_ERROR_TAG: u8 = 1; /// - `false` (verbose): every constant is printed with its elapsed time, /// matching the original line-per-constant behaviour. /// - `true` (ephemeral): the current `[i/N] name ...` label is written -/// over itself each iteration, and *only* slow constants (>=1s), +/// over itself each iteration, and *only* slow constants (>=7s by default), /// unexpected passes/failures, not-found names, and ungrounded compile /// failures are promoted to persistent lines. Suitable for full-env /// runs where the vast majority of constants are expected to pass /// quickly. +/// +/// Parallel quiet-mode progress is persistent and compiler-like: periodic +/// `done/total`, rate, ETA, and oldest in-flight constants. Useful knobs: +/// `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_PROGRESS_MS`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_SLOW_MS`, +/// `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_ACTIVE_SLOW_MS`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_INFLIGHT`, and +/// `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_NAME_CHARS`. #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( env_consts: LeanList>, @@ -211,7 +230,6 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( name_to_id.insert(kid.name.clone(), kid); } let total = names_vec.len(); - eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking {total} constants..."); let t3 = Instant::now(); // --------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -245,7 +263,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( } // ============================================================================= -// Checking loop (runs on a dedicated large-stack thread) +// Checking runners (large-stack workers) // ============================================================================= /// Kind of per-constant error — selects which `CheckError` ctor to build on @@ -268,6 +286,8 @@ impl ErrKind { /// Per-constant result: `Ok(())` on pass, `Err((kind, msg))` on rejection. type CheckRes = Result<(), (ErrKind, String)>; +const KERNEL_CHECK_STACK_SIZE: usize = 256 * 1024 * 1024; + fn run_checks_on_large_stack( kenv: Arc>, name_to_id: FxHashMap>, @@ -276,8 +296,45 @@ fn run_checks_on_large_stack( ungrounded: FxHashMap, quiet: bool, ) -> Result, String> { - std::thread::Builder::new() - .stack_size(256 * 1024 * 1024) + if names.is_empty() { + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking 0 constants..."); + return Ok(Vec::new()); + } + + let worker_count = resolve_kernel_check_workers(names.len(), quiet); + if worker_count == 1 { + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking {} constants...", names.len()); + return run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( + kenv, + name_to_id, + names, + expect_pass, + ungrounded, + quiet, + ); + } + + run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( + kenv, + name_to_id, + names, + expect_pass, + ungrounded, + quiet, + worker_count, + ) +} + +fn run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( + kenv: Arc>, + name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + names: Vec, + expect_pass: Vec, + ungrounded: FxHashMap, + quiet: bool, +) -> Result, String> { + thread::Builder::new() + .stack_size(KERNEL_CHECK_STACK_SIZE) .spawn(move || { check_consts_loop(kenv, name_to_id, names, expect_pass, ungrounded, quiet) }) @@ -286,112 +343,567 @@ fn run_checks_on_large_stack( .map_err(|_| "kernel-check thread panicked".to_string()) } -/// Threshold at and above which a check is "slow" enough to keep a persistent -/// line in quiet mode. Matches the ix_old behaviour. -const SLOW_THRESHOLD: std::time::Duration = std::time::Duration::from_secs(1); - -fn check_consts_loop( +fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( kenv: Arc>, name_to_id: FxHashMap>, names: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, ungrounded: FxHashMap, quiet: bool, -) -> Vec { + worker_count: usize, +) -> Result, String> { let total = names.len(); - let mut results: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(total); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check] checking {total} constants with {worker_count} workers..." + ); - // Terminal width is only needed for ephemeral clearing in quiet mode. In - // verbose mode we never rewrite, so the value is ignored. - let mut progress = Progress::new(quiet); + let name_to_id = Arc::new(name_to_id); + let names = Arc::new(names); + let expect_pass = Arc::new(expect_pass); + let ungrounded = Arc::new(ungrounded); + let tasks = Arc::new(build_parallel_check_tasks( + &kenv, + &name_to_id, + &names, + &ungrounded, + )); + let next_task = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0)); + let results: Arc>> = + Arc::new((0..total).map(|_| OnceLock::new()).collect()); + let progress = Arc::new(ParallelProgress::new(total, worker_count, quiet)); + let mut reporter = ParallelProgress::spawn_reporter(Arc::clone(&progress)); + + let mut handles: Vec> = + Vec::with_capacity(worker_count); + for worker_idx in 0..worker_count { + let kenv = Arc::clone(&kenv); + let name_to_id = Arc::clone(&name_to_id); + let names = Arc::clone(&names); + let expect_pass = Arc::clone(&expect_pass); + let ungrounded = Arc::clone(&ungrounded); + let tasks = Arc::clone(&tasks); + let next_task = Arc::clone(&next_task); + let results = Arc::clone(&results); + let progress_worker = Arc::clone(&progress); + + let handle = match thread::Builder::new() + .name(format!("ix-kernel-check-{worker_idx}")) + .stack_size(KERNEL_CHECK_STACK_SIZE) + .spawn(move || { + loop { + let task_idx = next_task.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + let Some(task) = tasks.get(task_idx) else { + break; + }; + + for outcome in check_task( + task, + total, + &kenv, + name_to_id.as_ref(), + names.as_slice(), + expect_pass.as_slice(), + ungrounded.as_ref(), + |prefix| progress_worker.begin(worker_idx, prefix), + ) { + progress_worker.finish(worker_idx, &outcome); + let _ = results[outcome.index].set(outcome.result); + } + } + }) { + Ok(handle) => handle, + Err(e) => { + progress.stop_reporter(); + if let Some(reporter) = reporter.take() { + let _ = reporter.join(); + } + for handle in handles { + let _ = handle.join(); + } + return Err(format!("failed to spawn kernel-check worker: {e}")); + }, + }; + handles.push(handle); + } - for (i, name) in names.iter().enumerate() { - let should_pass = expect_pass.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(true); - - // Name lookup is structural (`Name` → `KId`) — no string round-trip, - // no escape handling, no `parse_name` fallback. The display string - // is computed once here for progress output and error messages. - let display = name.pretty(); - let prefix = format!(" [{}/{}] {display}", i + 1, total); - - // Constants that failed to compile (ill-formed inductives, cascading - // MissingConstant, etc.) are reported as rejected without invoking the - // kernel. This matches the ix_old "ungrounded" handling and lets the - // bad_raw_consts tests (e.g. `inductBadNonSort`) round-trip correctly. - // The `Compile` kind lets the Lean caller distinguish this from a - // kernel-side rejection. - if let Some(msg) = ungrounded.get(name) { - // Unexpected compile failure (should_pass=true) is a real problem and - // must persist. Expected rejections (should_pass=false) only persist in - // verbose mode; quiet mode drops them since they're part of the - // tutorial's bad-constant coverage, not user-visible failures. - if should_pass { - progress.persist(&format!("{prefix} ... FAIL (compile): {msg}")); - } else if !quiet { - progress.persist(&format!("{prefix} ... REJECTED (compile): {msg}")); - } - results.push(Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.clone()))); - continue; + let mut panicked = false; + for handle in handles { + if handle.join().is_err() { + panicked = true; } + } + progress.stop_reporter(); + if let Some(reporter) = reporter { + let _ = reporter.join(); + } + if panicked { + return Err("kernel-check worker panicked".to_string()); + } - let kid = match name_to_id.get(name) { - Some(id) => id.clone(), + let mut ordered = Vec::with_capacity(total); + for i in 0..total { + match results[i].get() { + Some(result) => ordered.push(result.clone()), None => { - // Not-found is always unexpected — the Lean side asked for a name - // that compile+ingress didn't produce. Always persist. - progress.persist(&format!("{prefix} ? not found")); - // Treat "not found in kernel env" as a kernel-kind error so the - // Lean-side summary can lump it in with other kernel rejections. - results.push(Err((ErrKind::Kernel, format!("not found: {display}")))); - continue; + return Err(format!("kernel-check worker missed result index {i}")); }, + } + } + Ok(ordered) +} + +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +enum CheckTask { + Standalone { index: usize }, + Block { indices: Vec }, +} + +fn build_parallel_check_tasks( + kenv: &Arc>, + name_to_id: &FxHashMap>, + names: &[Name], + ungrounded: &FxHashMap, +) -> Vec { + // Collapse requested members of a coordinated kernel block into one work + // unit. The owner checks the block once and later emits per-request results. + let mut tasks = Vec::with_capacity(names.len()); + let mut block_tasks: FxHashMap, usize> = FxHashMap::default(); + let tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); + + for (index, name) in names.iter().enumerate() { + if ungrounded.contains_key(name) { + tasks.push(CheckTask::Standalone { index }); + continue; + } + + let Some(kid) = name_to_id.get(name) else { + tasks.push(CheckTask::Standalone { index }); + continue; + }; + + let Some(block) = tc.coordinated_check_block_for_const(kid) else { + tasks.push(CheckTask::Standalone { index }); + continue; }; - // Start the progress indicator. In quiet mode this writes an ephemeral - // label that will be cleared or overwritten; in verbose mode it writes - // the prefix without a newline so the result can append to it. - progress.start(&prefix); - - let tc_start = Instant::now(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); - let result: Result<(), String> = - tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e)); - let elapsed = tc_start.elapsed(); - let peak = tc.def_eq_peak; - let is_slow = elapsed >= SLOW_THRESHOLD; - - // Build the human-readable result suffix for this constant. The suffix is - // printed after `"{prefix} ... "` in both verbose and quiet modes. - let suffix = match (&result, should_pass) { + if let Some(task_index) = block_tasks.get(&block).copied() { + match &mut tasks[task_index] { + CheckTask::Block { indices } => indices.push(index), + CheckTask::Standalone { .. } => unreachable!( + "block task index must refer to a block-shaped check task" + ), + } + } else { + block_tasks.insert(block, tasks.len()); + tasks.push(CheckTask::Block { indices: vec![index] }); + } + } + + tasks +} + +fn resolve_kernel_check_workers(total: usize, quiet: bool) -> usize { + let env_workers = std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_WORKERS").ok(); + let no_par = std::env::var("IX_NO_PAR").ok().as_deref() == Some("1"); + let available = thread::available_parallelism().map(|n| n.get()).unwrap_or(1); + resolve_kernel_check_workers_from( + total, + quiet, + env_workers.as_deref(), + no_par, + available, + ) +} + +fn resolve_kernel_check_workers_from( + total: usize, + quiet: bool, + env_workers: Option<&str>, + no_par: bool, + available_parallelism: usize, +) -> usize { + if let Some(n) = + env_workers.and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()).filter(|&n| n > 0) + { + return n; + } + if no_par || !quiet { + return 1; + } + if total == 0 { 1 } else { available_parallelism.max(1).min(total) } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::{compact_in_flight_label, resolve_kernel_check_workers_from}; + + #[test] + fn explicit_kernel_check_workers_wins_when_positive() { + assert_eq!( + resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(3, false, Some("8"), true, 2), + 8 + ); + } + + #[test] + fn zero_or_invalid_worker_override_falls_through() { + assert_eq!( + resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(10, true, Some("0"), false, 4), + 4 + ); + assert_eq!( + resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(10, true, Some("nope"), false, 4), + 4 + ); + } + + #[test] + fn no_par_and_verbose_force_serial_without_override() { + assert_eq!(resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(10, true, None, true, 4), 1); + assert_eq!(resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(10, false, None, false, 4), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn default_parallelism_is_clamped_to_total() { + assert_eq!(resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(3, true, None, false, 16), 3); + assert_eq!(resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(10, true, None, false, 0), 1); + assert_eq!(resolve_kernel_check_workers_from(0, true, None, false, 16), 1); + } + + #[test] + fn compact_in_flight_label_preserves_index_and_tail() { + let label = + "[123/456] _private.Std.Tactic.BVDecide.LRAT.Internal.Formula.Proof"; + let compact = compact_in_flight_label(label, 40); + assert!(compact.starts_with("[123/456] ...")); + assert!(compact.ends_with("Internal.Formula.Proof")); + assert!(compact.chars().count() <= 40); + } + + #[test] + fn compact_in_flight_label_handles_tiny_limits() { + assert_eq!(compact_in_flight_label("[1/2] Very.Long.Name", 0), ""); + assert_eq!(compact_in_flight_label("[1/2] Very.Long.Name", 2), "[1"); + } +} + +/// Default threshold at and above which a completed check is "slow" enough to +/// keep a persistent line in quiet mode. Override with +/// `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_SLOW_MS`. +const DEFAULT_SLOW_THRESHOLD: Duration = Duration::from_secs(7); + +/// Default threshold for a one-shot "still checking ..." line when an active +/// parallel check has been in-flight for a long time. Override with +/// `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_ACTIVE_SLOW_MS`; set it to `0` to disable the notice. +const DEFAULT_ACTIVE_SLOW_THRESHOLD: Duration = Duration::from_secs(30); + +const DEFAULT_IN_FLIGHT_LIMIT: usize = 3; +const DEFAULT_IN_FLIGHT_LABEL_CHARS: usize = 120; + +fn env_duration_ms(var: &str, default: Duration) -> Duration { + std::env::var(var) + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) + .map(Duration::from_millis) + .unwrap_or(default) +} + +fn env_duration_ms_optional(var: &str, default: Duration) -> Option { + let ms = std::env::var(var) + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) + .unwrap_or(default.as_millis() as u64); + if ms == 0 { None } else { Some(Duration::from_millis(ms)) } +} + +fn env_usize(var: &str, default: usize) -> usize { + std::env::var(var) + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) + .unwrap_or(default) +} + +fn kernel_check_slow_threshold() -> Duration { + env_duration_ms("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_SLOW_MS", DEFAULT_SLOW_THRESHOLD) +} + +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] +enum CheckStatus { + Checked, + CompileFailed, + NotFound, +} + +#[derive(Clone)] +struct CheckOutcome { + index: usize, + total: usize, + display: String, + should_pass: bool, + result: CheckRes, + status: CheckStatus, + elapsed: Option, + peak: Option, +} + +impl CheckOutcome { + fn prefix(&self) -> String { + format!(" [{}/{}] {}", self.index + 1, self.total, self.display) + } + + fn err_msg(&self) -> &str { + match &self.result { + Ok(()) => "", + Err((_kind, msg)) => msg, + } + } + + fn is_expected(&self) -> bool { + self.result.is_ok() == self.should_pass + } + + fn is_slow(&self, slow_threshold: Duration) -> bool { + self.elapsed.is_some_and(|elapsed| elapsed >= slow_threshold) + } + + fn checked_suffix(&self, slow_threshold: Duration) -> String { + let elapsed = self.elapsed.unwrap_or_default(); + let peak = self.peak.unwrap_or_default(); + let suffix = match (&self.result, self.should_pass) { (Ok(()), true) => format!("ok ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})"), (Ok(()), false) => { format!("UNEXPECTED PASS ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak})") }, - (Err(msg), false) => format!("REJECTED ({elapsed:.1?}): {msg}"), - (Err(msg), true) => format!("FAIL ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak}): {msg}"), + (Err((_kind, msg)), false) => { + format!("REJECTED ({elapsed:.1?}): {msg}") + }, + (Err((_kind, msg)), true) => { + format!("FAIL ({elapsed:.1?}, depth={peak}): {msg}") + }, }; - // Outcomes that must persist in quiet mode: - // - Unexpected pass / unexpected failure: user cares about these. - // - Slow runs with the expected outcome: useful for bisecting perf. - // - // Fast runs with the expected outcome stay ephemeral and are - // overwritten on the next iteration. - let is_expected = (result.is_ok()) == should_pass; - let must_persist = !is_expected || is_slow; - let suffix_final = if is_slow && is_expected { - // Tag slow-but-expected runs so they're easy to grep. Outright - // failures already carry their own loud "FAIL"/"UNEXPECTED PASS" - // marker, so we don't double-tag. + if self.is_slow(slow_threshold) && self.is_expected() { format!("{suffix} [slow]") } else { suffix + } + } +} + +fn check_one_const( + i: usize, + total: usize, + kenv: &Arc>, + name_to_id: &FxHashMap>, + names: &[Name], + expect_pass: &[bool], + ungrounded: &FxHashMap, + mut before_kernel_check: F, +) -> CheckOutcome +where + F: FnMut(&str), +{ + let name = &names[i]; + let should_pass = expect_pass.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(true); + let display = name.pretty(); + + if let Some(msg) = ungrounded.get(name) { + return CheckOutcome { + index: i, + total, + display, + should_pass, + result: Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.clone())), + status: CheckStatus::CompileFailed, + elapsed: None, + peak: None, }; + } + + let kid = match name_to_id.get(name) { + Some(id) => id.clone(), + None => { + return CheckOutcome { + index: i, + total, + display: display.clone(), + should_pass, + result: Err((ErrKind::Kernel, format!("not found: {display}"))), + status: CheckStatus::NotFound, + elapsed: None, + peak: None, + }; + }, + }; - progress.finish(&prefix, &suffix_final, must_persist); + let prefix = format!(" [{}/{}] {display}", i + 1, total); + before_kernel_check(&prefix); + + let tc_start = Instant::now(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); + tc.set_debug_label(display.clone()); + let result: Result<(), String> = + tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e)); + let elapsed = tc_start.elapsed(); + let peak = tc.def_eq_peak; + + CheckOutcome { + index: i, + total, + display, + should_pass, + result: result.map_err(|msg| (ErrKind::Kernel, msg)), + status: CheckStatus::Checked, + elapsed: Some(elapsed), + peak: Some(peak), + } +} + +fn check_task( + task: &CheckTask, + total: usize, + kenv: &Arc>, + name_to_id: &FxHashMap>, + names: &[Name], + expect_pass: &[bool], + ungrounded: &FxHashMap, + before_kernel_check: F, +) -> Vec +where + F: FnMut(&str), +{ + match task { + CheckTask::Standalone { index } => { + vec![check_one_const( + *index, + total, + kenv, + name_to_id, + names, + expect_pass, + ungrounded, + before_kernel_check, + )] + }, + CheckTask::Block { indices } => { + let Some((&owner_index, rest)) = indices.split_first() else { + return Vec::new(); + }; + let owner = check_one_const( + owner_index, + total, + kenv, + name_to_id, + names, + expect_pass, + ungrounded, + before_kernel_check, + ); + let mut outcomes = Vec::with_capacity(indices.len()); + outcomes.push(owner.clone()); + for index in rest { + outcomes.push(block_member_outcome( + *index, + total, + names, + expect_pass, + &owner, + )); + } + outcomes + }, + } +} - // `Ok(())` passes through; `Err(msg)` is tagged as a kernel rejection. - results.push(result.map_err(|msg| (ErrKind::Kernel, msg))); +fn block_member_outcome( + index: usize, + total: usize, + names: &[Name], + expect_pass: &[bool], + owner: &CheckOutcome, +) -> CheckOutcome { + CheckOutcome { + index, + total, + display: names[index].pretty(), + should_pass: expect_pass.get(index).copied().unwrap_or(true), + result: owner.result.clone(), + status: CheckStatus::Checked, + elapsed: owner.elapsed, + peak: owner.peak, + } +} + +fn check_consts_loop( + kenv: Arc>, + name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + names: Vec, + expect_pass: Vec, + ungrounded: FxHashMap, + quiet: bool, +) -> Vec { + let total = names.len(); + let mut results: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(total); + let slow_threshold = kernel_check_slow_threshold(); + + // Terminal width is only needed for ephemeral clearing in quiet mode. In + // verbose mode we never rewrite, so the value is ignored. + let mut progress = Progress::new(quiet); + + for i in 0..total { + let outcome = check_one_const( + i, + total, + &kenv, + &name_to_id, + &names, + &expect_pass, + &ungrounded, + |prefix| progress.start(prefix), + ); + let prefix = outcome.prefix(); + + match outcome.status { + CheckStatus::CompileFailed => { + // Unexpected compile failure (should_pass=true) is a real problem and + // must persist. Expected rejections (should_pass=false) only persist in + // verbose mode; quiet mode drops them since they're part of the + // tutorial's bad-constant coverage, not user-visible failures. + if outcome.should_pass { + progress.persist(&format!( + "{prefix} ... FAIL (compile): {}", + outcome.err_msg() + )); + } else if !quiet { + progress.persist(&format!( + "{prefix} ... REJECTED (compile): {}", + outcome.err_msg() + )); + } + }, + CheckStatus::NotFound => { + // Not-found is always unexpected — the Lean side asked for a name + // that compile+ingress didn't produce. Always persist. + progress.persist(&format!("{prefix} ? not found")); + }, + CheckStatus::Checked => { + // Outcomes that must persist in quiet mode: + // - Unexpected pass / unexpected failure: user cares about these. + // - Slow runs with the expected outcome: useful for bisecting perf. + // + // Fast runs with the expected outcome stay ephemeral and are + // overwritten on the next iteration. + let must_persist = + !outcome.is_expected() || outcome.is_slow(slow_threshold); + progress.finish( + &prefix, + &outcome.checked_suffix(slow_threshold), + must_persist, + ); + }, + } + + results.push(outcome.result); } // Clear any trailing ephemeral label before the summary lines print. @@ -400,6 +912,252 @@ fn check_consts_loop( results } +// ============================================================================= +// Parallel progress output +// ============================================================================= + +struct InFlightCheck { + label: String, + started: Instant, + reported_active_slow: bool, +} + +struct ParallelProgress { + total: usize, + quiet: bool, + started: Instant, + slow_threshold: Duration, + active_slow_threshold: Option, + in_flight_limit: usize, + in_flight_label_chars: usize, + done: AtomicUsize, + active: Mutex>>, + stop: AtomicBool, + print_lock: Mutex<()>, +} + +impl ParallelProgress { + fn new(total: usize, worker_count: usize, quiet: bool) -> Self { + let active = std::iter::repeat_with(|| None).take(worker_count).collect(); + Self { + total, + quiet, + started: Instant::now(), + slow_threshold: kernel_check_slow_threshold(), + active_slow_threshold: env_duration_ms_optional( + "IX_KERNEL_CHECK_ACTIVE_SLOW_MS", + DEFAULT_ACTIVE_SLOW_THRESHOLD, + ), + in_flight_limit: env_usize( + "IX_KERNEL_CHECK_INFLIGHT", + DEFAULT_IN_FLIGHT_LIMIT, + ), + in_flight_label_chars: env_usize( + "IX_KERNEL_CHECK_NAME_CHARS", + DEFAULT_IN_FLIGHT_LABEL_CHARS, + ), + done: AtomicUsize::new(0), + active: Mutex::new(active), + stop: AtomicBool::new(false), + print_lock: Mutex::new(()), + } + } + + fn spawn_reporter(progress: Arc) -> Option> { + let interval = kernel_check_progress_interval()?; + Some(thread::spawn(move || { + let check_interval = interval.min(Duration::from_millis(250)); + let mut last_print = Instant::now(); + while !progress.stop.load(Ordering::Relaxed) { + thread::sleep(check_interval); + if progress.stop.load(Ordering::Relaxed) { + break; + } + if last_print.elapsed() < interval { + continue; + } + last_print = Instant::now(); + progress.report(); + } + })) + } + + fn begin(&self, worker_idx: usize, prefix: &str) { + if let Some(slot) = self.active.lock().unwrap().get_mut(worker_idx) { + *slot = Some(InFlightCheck { + label: prefix.trim().to_string(), + started: Instant::now(), + reported_active_slow: false, + }); + } + } + + fn finish(&self, worker_idx: usize, outcome: &CheckOutcome) { + if let Some(slot) = self.active.lock().unwrap().get_mut(worker_idx) { + *slot = None; + } + self.done.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + if let Some(line) = self.persistent_line(outcome) { + self.log(&line); + } + } + + fn stop_reporter(&self) { + self.stop.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed); + } + + fn persistent_line(&self, outcome: &CheckOutcome) -> Option { + let prefix = outcome.prefix(); + match outcome.status { + CheckStatus::CompileFailed => { + let label = if outcome.should_pass { + "FAIL (compile)" + } else { + "REJECTED (compile)" + }; + Some(format!("{prefix} ... {label}: {}", outcome.err_msg())) + }, + CheckStatus::NotFound => Some(format!("{prefix} ? not found")), + CheckStatus::Checked => { + let must_persist = !self.quiet + || !outcome.is_expected() + || outcome.is_slow(self.slow_threshold); + if must_persist { + Some(format!( + "{prefix} ... {}", + outcome.checked_suffix(self.slow_threshold) + )) + } else { + None + } + }, + } + } + + fn report(&self) { + let done = self.done.load(Ordering::SeqCst); + let pct = if self.total == 0 { + 100.0 + } else { + (done as f64 / self.total as f64) * 100.0 + }; + let elapsed = self.started.elapsed().as_secs_f64(); + let rate = if elapsed > 0.0 { done as f64 / elapsed } else { 0.0 }; + let eta = if rate > 0.0 && done < self.total { + format!(" · eta {:.0}s", (self.total - done) as f64 / rate) + } else { + String::new() + }; + + let (in_flight, active_slow_lines) = { + let mut active = self.active.lock().unwrap(); + let mut active_slow_lines = Vec::new(); + if let Some(active_slow_threshold) = self.active_slow_threshold { + for slot in active.iter_mut() { + if let Some(check) = slot.as_mut() { + let age = check.started.elapsed(); + if !check.reported_active_slow && age >= active_slow_threshold { + check.reported_active_slow = true; + active_slow_lines.push(format!( + "[rs_kernel_check] still checking {} after {:.0}s", + compact_in_flight_label( + &check.label, + self.in_flight_label_chars + ), + age.as_secs_f64() + )); + } + } + } + } + + let mut entries: Vec<_> = active + .iter() + .filter_map(|slot| { + slot.as_ref().map(|check| (check.started, check.label.clone())) + }) + .collect(); + entries.sort_by_key(|(started, _)| *started); + let in_flight = entries + .into_iter() + .take(self.in_flight_limit) + .map(|(started, label)| { + format!( + "{} ({:.0}s)", + compact_in_flight_label(&label, self.in_flight_label_chars), + started.elapsed().as_secs_f64() + ) + }) + .collect::>(); + (in_flight, active_slow_lines) + }; + let active_suffix = if in_flight.is_empty() { + String::new() + } else { + format!(" · in-flight: {}", in_flight.join(", ")) + }; + + self.log(&format!( + "[rs_kernel_check] {done}/{} ({pct:.1}%) · {:.1}/s · elapsed {:.0}s{eta}{active_suffix}", + self.total, + rate, + elapsed, + )); + for line in active_slow_lines { + self.log(&line); + } + } + + fn log(&self, line: &str) { + let _guard = self.print_lock.lock().unwrap(); + eprintln!("{line}"); + } +} + +fn kernel_check_progress_interval() -> Option { + let ms = std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_PROGRESS_MS") + .ok() + .or_else(|| std::env::var("IX_PROGRESS_MS").ok()) + .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) + .unwrap_or(2000); + if ms == 0 { None } else { Some(Duration::from_millis(ms)) } +} + +fn compact_in_flight_label(label: &str, max_chars: usize) -> String { + if max_chars == 0 { + return String::new(); + } + + let label = label.trim(); + if label.chars().count() <= max_chars { + return label.to_string(); + } + + const ELLIPSIS: &str = "..."; + if max_chars <= ELLIPSIS.len() { + return label.chars().take(max_chars).collect(); + } + + if let Some((head, tail)) = label.split_once("] ") { + let head = format!("{head}] "); + let head_chars = head.chars().count(); + if head_chars + ELLIPSIS.len() < max_chars { + let tail_chars = max_chars - head_chars - ELLIPSIS.len(); + return format!("{head}{ELLIPSIS}{}", last_chars(tail, tail_chars)); + } + } + + format!("{ELLIPSIS}{}", last_chars(label, max_chars - ELLIPSIS.len())) +} + +fn last_chars(s: &str, count: usize) -> String { + let chars: Vec = s.chars().collect(); + if chars.len() <= count { + return s.to_string(); + } + chars[chars.len() - count..].iter().collect() +} + // ============================================================================= // Progress output (ephemeral + verbose) // ============================================================================= @@ -547,14 +1305,10 @@ fn term_cols_stderr() -> usize { /// falls through to `Debug`. fn format_tc_error(e: &TcError) -> String { match e { - TcError::AppTypeMismatch { a_ty, dom, depth } => { - format!( - "AppTypeMismatch at depth={depth}\n a_ty = {a_ty}\n dom = {dom}" - ) - }, - TcError::FunExpected { e, whnf } => { - format!("FunExpected\n e = {e}\n whnf = {whnf}") + TcError::AppTypeMismatch { depth, .. } => { + format!("AppTypeMismatch at depth={depth}") }, + TcError::FunExpected { .. } => "FunExpected".to_string(), // Everything else has a hand-written `Display` impl in // `src/ix/kernel/error.rs` — prefer it over `{:?}` which dumps raw // KExpr internals. @@ -633,6 +1387,10 @@ fn build_uniform_error(count: usize, msg: &str) -> LeanIOResult { // If `ixon_egress` is structurally faithful (kenv → ixon inversion preserves // the original addressing) and decompile_env regenerates aux_gen correctly, // this test should report zero mismatches. +// +// Test-only: this and the no-compile variant below import `egress` and +// `decompile_env`, which the production CLI path (`rs_kernel_check_consts`) +// doesn't need. Cfg-gating keeps `lake build ix` (no `test-ffi`) lean. /// FFI: exercise the full pipeline /// Lean → Ixon → kernel → Ixon' → decompile → Lean, and compare each @@ -645,6 +1403,7 @@ fn build_uniform_error(count: usize, msg: &str) -> LeanIOResult { /// @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array String) /// ``` /// Returns an `Array String` of per-constant diff messages. Empty = pass. +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( env_consts: LeanList>, @@ -762,6 +1521,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( /// Compare two envs for structural equality under content-hashing. Returns /// `(errors, checked, not_found)`. `errors` is capped at 50 to keep outputs /// manageable. +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] fn compare_envs( original: &crate::ix::env::Env, egressed: &crate::ix::env::Env, @@ -834,6 +1594,7 @@ fn compare_envs( /// Walk two `Expr` trees in parallel and return the first structural diff. /// Returns a path-annotated description of where the mismatch is. +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] fn find_diff( a: &crate::ix::env::Expr, b: &crate::ix::env::Expr, @@ -969,6 +1730,7 @@ fn find_diff( } /// Build an `IO (Array String)` from a slice of error messages. +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] fn build_string_array(errors: &[String]) -> LeanIOResult { let arr = LeanArray::alloc(errors.len()); for (i, msg) in errors.iter().enumerate() { @@ -1003,6 +1765,7 @@ fn build_string_array(errors: &[String]) -> LeanIOResult { /// opaque rsKernelRoundtripNoCompileFFI : /// @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO (Array String) /// ``` +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile( env_consts: LeanList>, diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 255c36a1..a4d430eb 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -104,11 +104,13 @@ pub struct KernelCtx { /// addresses that may shift as alpha-collapse reassigns addresses over /// the course of compilation. pub kenv: Arc>, - /// Shared **original** kernel environment. Populated **once** at the - /// start of `compile_env` via `lean_ingress(&lean_env)` and never - /// mutated after. Holds every Lean-original constant at - /// `lean_name_to_addr(name)` addresses with self-consistent type - /// references (no alpha-collapse, no aux rewriting, no staleness). + /// Shared **original** kernel environment. When + /// `CompileOptions::check_originals` is enabled, this is populated once at + /// the start of `compile_env` via `lean_ingress(&lean_env)` and then never + /// mutated. It holds every Lean-original constant at its LEON content-hash + /// address with self-consistent type references (no alpha-collapse, no aux + /// rewriting, no staleness). Normal trusted compile paths leave it empty to + /// avoid retaining a second kernel-form copy of the whole environment. /// /// Used exclusively for `check_originals` — verifying each block's /// Lean-stored inductives, constructors, and recursors against a @@ -194,6 +196,13 @@ pub struct CompileState { /// Keyed by the original auxiliary name (e.g., `A.rec`, `B.rec`). /// Computed per original recursor name in `compile_mutual` after `sort_consts`. pub call_site_plans: DashMap, + /// Per-`.brecOn` surgery plans. These share the motive permutation with + /// `.rec`, but `.brecOn` places indices+major before the handler binders, + /// so the telescope has to be rewritten by a separate layout rule. + pub brec_on_call_site_plans: DashMap, + /// Per-`.below` surgery plans. `.below` has the motive-only telescope + /// `params, motives, indices, major`. + pub below_call_site_plans: DashMap, /// Per-block nested-auxiliary layout (permutation + source ctor /// counts) for each source `InductiveVal.all[0]` name. Used by: /// - `compute_call_site_plans` to rewrite source-order aux motive/minor @@ -266,6 +275,8 @@ impl Default for CompileState { aux_name_to_addr: Default::default(), lean_env: None, call_site_plans: Default::default(), + brec_on_call_site_plans: Default::default(), + below_call_site_plans: Default::default(), aux_perms: Default::default(), check_originals: true, } @@ -666,15 +677,15 @@ pub fn compile_expr( use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::CallSiteEntry; // Stack-based iterative compilation to avoid stack overflow - enum Frame<'a> { - Compile(&'a LeanExpr), + enum Frame { + Compile(LeanExpr), BuildApp, BuildLam(Address, BinderInfo), BuildAll(Address, BinderInfo), BuildLet(Address, bool), BuildProj(u64, u64, Address), // type_ref_idx, field_idx, struct_name_addr WrapMdata(Vec), - Cache(&'a LeanExpr), + Cache(LeanExpr), /// Build a surgered call-site from compiled head + canonical args + collapsed args. BuildCallSite { name_addr: Address, @@ -694,7 +705,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( return Ok(cached.expr); } - let mut stack: Vec> = vec![Frame::Compile(expr)]; + let mut stack: Vec = vec![Frame::Compile(expr.clone())]; let mut results: Vec> = Vec::new(); while let Some(frame) = stack.pop() { @@ -708,7 +719,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( continue; } - stack.push(Frame::Cache(e)); + stack.push(Frame::Cache(e.clone())); match e.as_data() { ExprData::Bvar(idx, _) => { @@ -761,7 +772,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( // Collect the full App telescope in one pass (O(depth) pointer chase). // This avoids any double-traversal and gives us the head + all args // for both the surgery check and the normal compilation path. - let (head_expr, args) = surgery::collect_lean_telescope(e); + let (head_expr, args) = surgery::collect_lean_telescope(&e); // Check for surgery: only when head is a Const in // `call_site_plans` *and* the body currently being compiled is @@ -781,7 +792,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( // `AppTypeMismatch` whenever `sort_consts` reordered a // mutual block (the `Alt`↔`Cases`, `EqCnstr`↔`DiseqCnstr` // failure family in `kernel-check-env`). - if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head_expr.as_data() { + if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head_expr.as_data() { // Call-site surgery guard. Surgery applies iff: // (1) the compiling constant is *not* an AuxRegen name — // i.e. not one of the Lean auto-generated auxiliaries @@ -830,34 +841,38 @@ pub fn compile_expr( // reorder kept to canonical, compile everything. let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); + let args_owned: Vec = + args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); + // Decompose source args into regions - let params = &args[..plan.n_params]; - let motives = &args + let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; + let motives = &args_owned [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; - let minors = &args[plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + let minors = &args_owned[plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives ..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + plan.n_source_minors]; - let tail = &args[plan.n_params + let tail = &args_owned[plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + plan.n_source_minors..]; // Build canonical-order args and entries let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); let n_canon_minors = plan.n_canonical_minors(); - let mut canonical_args: Vec<&LeanExpr> = + let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = Vec::with_capacity( plan.n_params + n_canon_motives + n_canon_minors + tail.len(), ); - let mut collapsed_args: Vec<&LeanExpr> = Vec::new(); + let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); // Params: always kept, identity mapping for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args.push(p); + canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: i as u64, meta: 0, @@ -866,18 +881,18 @@ pub fn compile_expr( // Motives: kept or collapsed per plan let canon_base = plan.n_params; - for (src_i, &motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { + for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { let canon_pos = canon_base + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; - canonical_args.push(motive); + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, meta: 0, }); } else { let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(motive); + collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, @@ -887,18 +902,37 @@ pub fn compile_expr( // Minors: kept or collapsed per plan let minor_canon_base = plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; - for (src_i, &minor) in minors.iter().enumerate() { + for (src_i, minor) in minors.iter().enumerate() { if plan.minor_keep[src_i] { let canon_pos = minor_canon_base + plan.source_to_canon_minor[src_i]; - canonical_args.push(minor); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, - meta: 0, - }); + let adapted_minor = + stt.lean_env.as_deref().and_then(|lean_env| { + surgery::adapt_split_minor( + name, levels, &plan, src_i, minor, params, + motives, minors, lean_env, + ) + }); + let minor_arg = adapted_minor + .clone() + .unwrap_or_else(|| minor.clone()); + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, minor_arg)); + if adapted_minor.is_some() { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(minor.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } } else { let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(minor); + collapsed_args.push(minor.clone()); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, @@ -910,7 +944,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( let tail_canon_base = plan.n_params + n_canon_motives + n_canon_minors; for (i, t) in tail.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args.push(t); + canonical_args.push((tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: (tail_canon_base + i) as u64, meta: 0, @@ -918,37 +952,265 @@ pub fn compile_expr( } // Sort canonical_args by their target canon_idx - let mut indexed_canon: Vec<(usize, &LeanExpr)> = - Vec::new(); - let mut ci = 0; - for entry in &entries { - if let CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, .. } = entry { - indexed_canon - .push((*canon_idx as usize, canonical_args[ci])); - ci += 1; + canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); + let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args + .into_iter() + .map(|(_, expr)| expr) + .collect(); + + let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); + let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); + + // Push frames in reverse order (LIFO) + stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { + name_addr, + entries, + n_canonical, + n_collapsed, + }); + for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); + continue; + } + } + } + if let Some(plan) = stt.below_call_site_plans.get(name) { + if !plan.is_identity() { + let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major + let expected_total = + plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + fixed_tail_len; + if args.len() >= expected_total { + let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); + let args_owned: Vec = + args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); + let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; + let motives = &args_owned + [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; + let fixed_tail = &args_owned + [plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives..expected_total]; + let extra_tail = &args_owned[expected_total..]; + + let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); + let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = + Vec::with_capacity( + plan.n_params + + n_canon_motives + + fixed_tail.len() + + extra_tail.len(), + ); + let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: i as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + let motive_canon_base = plan.n_params; + for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = motive_canon_base + + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, + meta: 0, + }); } } - indexed_canon.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); - let sorted_canon: Vec<&LeanExpr> = - indexed_canon.iter().map(|(_, e)| *e).collect(); + + let fixed_tail_canon_base = + plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; + for (i, t) in fixed_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((fixed_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (fixed_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + let extra_tail_canon_base = + fixed_tail_canon_base + fixed_tail_len; + for (i, t) in extra_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((extra_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (extra_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); + let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args + .into_iter() + .map(|(_, expr)| expr) + .collect(); let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); + stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { + name_addr, + entries, + n_canonical, + n_collapsed, + }); + for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); + continue; + } + } + } + if let Some(plan) = stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.get(name) { + if !plan.is_identity() { + let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major + let expected_total = plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + fixed_tail_len + + plan.n_source_motives; + if args.len() >= expected_total { + let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); - // Push frames in reverse order (LIFO) + let args_owned: Vec = + args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); + let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; + let motives = &args_owned + [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; + let fixed_tail = &args_owned[plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + ..plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + fixed_tail_len]; + let handlers = &args_owned[plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + fixed_tail_len + ..expected_total]; + let extra_tail = &args_owned[expected_total..]; + + let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); + let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = + Vec::with_capacity( + plan.n_params + + n_canon_motives + + fixed_tail.len() + + n_canon_motives + + extra_tail.len(), + ); + let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: i as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + let motive_canon_base = plan.n_params; + for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = motive_canon_base + + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + } + + let fixed_tail_canon_base = + plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; + for (i, t) in fixed_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((fixed_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (fixed_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + let handler_canon_base = + fixed_tail_canon_base + fixed_tail_len; + for (src_i, handler) in handlers.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = handler_canon_base + + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, handler.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(handler.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + } + + let extra_tail_canon_base = + handler_canon_base + n_canon_motives; + for (i, t) in extra_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((extra_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (extra_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); + let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args + .into_iter() + .map(|(_, expr)| expr) + .collect(); + + let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); + let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { name_addr, entries, n_canonical, n_collapsed, }); - for &arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg)); + for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); } - for &arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg)); + for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); } - stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); continue; } } @@ -962,31 +1224,31 @@ pub fn compile_expr( // approach, but avoids re-entering the App branch for inner nodes. for &arg in args.iter().rev() { stack.push(Frame::BuildApp); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); } - stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); }, ExprData::Lam(name, ty, body, info, _) => { let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); stack.push(Frame::BuildLam(name_addr, info.clone())); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(body)); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(ty)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(body.clone())); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(ty.clone())); }, ExprData::ForallE(name, ty, body, info, _) => { let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); stack.push(Frame::BuildAll(name_addr, info.clone())); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(body)); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(ty)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(body.clone())); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(ty.clone())); }, ExprData::LetE(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, _) => { let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); stack.push(Frame::BuildLet(name_addr, *non_dep)); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(body)); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(val)); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(ty)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(body.clone())); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(val.clone())); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(ty.clone())); }, ExprData::Lit(Literal::NatVal(n), _) => { @@ -1021,7 +1283,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( let name_addr = compile_name(type_name, stt); stack.push(Frame::BuildProj(ref_idx as u64, idx_u64, name_addr)); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(struct_val)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(struct_val.clone())); }, ExprData::Mdata(kv, inner, _) => { @@ -1034,7 +1296,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( } // Mdata becomes a separate arena node wrapping inner stack.push(Frame::WrapMdata(vec![pairs])); - stack.push(Frame::Compile(inner)); + stack.push(Frame::Compile(inner.clone())); }, ExprData::Fvar(..) => { @@ -1182,6 +1444,7 @@ pub fn compile_expr( } canonical_exprs.reverse(); canonical_roots.reverse(); + let canon_meta = canonical_roots.clone(); // Pop head result and root let head_root = @@ -1221,9 +1484,11 @@ pub fn compile_expr( } // Allocate CallSite metadata node in the arena - let call_site_root = cache - .arena - .alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: name_addr, entries }); + let call_site_root = cache.arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { + name: name_addr, + entries, + canon_meta, + }); // Build canonical Ixon App spine: foldl App head canonical_args let mut ixon = head_expr; @@ -3586,6 +3851,22 @@ fn compile_mutual( aux_layout_stored.as_ref(), )?; for (name, plan) in plans { + if let Some(brecon_name) = surgery::rec_name_to_brecon_name(&name) + && lean_env.get(&brecon_name).is_some() + { + stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.insert( + brecon_name, + surgery::BRecOnCallSitePlan::from_rec_plan(&plan), + ); + } + if let Some(below_name) = surgery::rec_name_to_below_name(&name) + && lean_env.get(&below_name).is_some() + { + stt.below_call_site_plans.insert( + below_name, + surgery::BRecOnCallSitePlan::from_rec_plan(&plan), + ); + } stt.call_site_plans.insert(name, plan); } } @@ -3841,6 +4122,7 @@ mod tests { minor_keep: vec![true, true, true, true], source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 1, 3, 2], source_to_canon_minor: vec![0, 1, 3, 2], + source_in_block: vec![true, true, true, true], }, ); @@ -3881,12 +4163,17 @@ mod tests { ); let root = *cache.arena_roots.last().expect("compiled expression root"); - let ExprMetaData::CallSite { name, entries } = + let ExprMetaData::CallSite { name, entries, canon_meta } = &cache.arena.nodes[root as usize] else { panic!("expected CallSite metadata at expression root"); }; assert_eq!(*name, compile_name(&head, &stt)); + assert_eq!( + canon_meta.len(), + app_args(&result).len(), + "CallSite canonical metadata has one root per canonical argument", + ); let canon_indices: Vec = entries .iter() .map(|entry| match entry { @@ -3903,6 +4190,121 @@ mod tests { ); } + #[test] + fn test_compile_expr_brecon_call_site_permutes_motives_and_handlers() { + let stt = CompileState::default(); + let head = Name::str(Name::anon(), "A".to_string()); + let head = Name::str(head, "brecOn".to_string()); + let head_addr = Address::hash(b"A.brecOn"); + stt.name_to_addr.insert(head.clone(), head_addr); + + // Source `.brecOn` telescope: + // motives: [A, B, C, D] + // major: t + // handlers: [F_A, F_B, F_C, F_D] + // + // Canonical class order is [A, C, D, B], so both motives and handlers + // must be permuted while the major premise stays between them. + stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.insert( + head.clone(), + surgery::BRecOnCallSitePlan { + n_params: 0, + n_source_motives: 4, + n_indices: 0, + motive_keep: vec![true, true, true, true], + source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 3, 1, 2], + }, + ); + + let mut expr = LeanExpr::cnst(head.clone(), vec![]); + for i in 10..=18u64 { + expr = LeanExpr::app(expr, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i))); + } + + let mut cache = BlockCache { + compiling: Some(Name::str(Name::anon(), "caller".to_string())), + ..BlockCache::default() + }; + let result = + compile_expr(&expr, &[], &MutCtx::default(), &mut cache, &stt).unwrap(); + + fn app_args(e: &Arc) -> Vec { + let mut cur = e.clone(); + let mut args = Vec::new(); + while let Expr::App(f, a) = cur.as_ref() { + match a.as_ref() { + Expr::Var(i) => args.push(*i), + other => panic!("expected Var arg, got {other:?}"), + } + cur = f.clone(); + } + match cur.as_ref() { + Expr::Ref(0, lvls) => assert!(lvls.is_empty()), + other => panic!("expected Ref head, got {other:?}"), + } + args.reverse(); + args + } + + assert_eq!( + app_args(&result), + vec![10, 12, 13, 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 16], + "brecOn call-site surgery should permute motives and handlers around the major premise", + ); + } + + #[test] + fn test_compile_expr_below_call_site_permutes_motives_before_major() { + let stt = CompileState::default(); + let head = Name::str(Name::anon(), "A".to_string()); + let head = Name::str(head, "below".to_string()); + let head_addr = Address::hash(b"A.below"); + stt.name_to_addr.insert(head.clone(), head_addr); + + stt.below_call_site_plans.insert( + head.clone(), + surgery::BRecOnCallSitePlan { + n_params: 0, + n_source_motives: 4, + n_indices: 0, + motive_keep: vec![true, true, true, true], + source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 3, 1, 2], + }, + ); + + let mut expr = LeanExpr::cnst(head.clone(), vec![]); + for i in 10..=14u64 { + expr = LeanExpr::app(expr, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(i))); + } + + let mut cache = BlockCache { + compiling: Some(Name::str(Name::anon(), "caller".to_string())), + ..BlockCache::default() + }; + let result = + compile_expr(&expr, &[], &MutCtx::default(), &mut cache, &stt).unwrap(); + + fn app_args(e: &Arc) -> Vec { + let mut cur = e.clone(); + let mut args = Vec::new(); + while let Expr::App(f, a) = cur.as_ref() { + match a.as_ref() { + Expr::Var(i) => args.push(*i), + other => panic!("expected Var arg, got {other:?}"), + } + cur = f.clone(); + } + match cur.as_ref() { + Expr::Ref(0, lvls) => assert!(lvls.is_empty()), + other => panic!("expected Ref head, got {other:?}"), + } + args.reverse(); + args + } + + assert_eq!(app_args(&result), vec![10, 12, 13, 11, 14]); + } + #[test] fn test_compile_axiom() { use crate::ix::env::{AxiomVal, ConstantVal}; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index fdd564e8..7a5c8004 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( // decompile, and surgery is the only way to maintain that the same // semantic block declared in permuted source orders hashes to the // same Ixon bytes. - nested::sort_aux_by_content_hash(&mut expanded, stt)?; + nested::sort_aux_by_partition_refinement(&mut expanded, stt)?; if expanded.types.len() > expanded.n_originals { // Compute source→canonical permutation FIRST (before recursor // generation) so the generator can emit source-indexed `_N` diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index a315fdf8..4dcc6220 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -423,7 +423,7 @@ pub(super) fn mk_forall(body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { /// Build a lambda chain by batch-abstracting all FVars in a single pass. /// /// Same semantics as `mk_forall` but produces `λ (x : T), body`. -pub(super) fn mk_lambda(body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { +pub(crate) fn mk_lambda(body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { mk_binder_chain(body, binders, BinderKind::Lambda) } @@ -576,7 +576,7 @@ pub(super) fn batch_abstract( /// /// `instantiate1` is used when peeling forall binders during recursor /// construction (matching Lean C++ and lean4lean). -pub(super) fn instantiate1( +pub(crate) fn instantiate1( body: &LeanExpr, replacement: &LeanExpr, ) -> LeanExpr { @@ -837,7 +837,7 @@ pub(super) fn shift_vars( // ========================================================================= /// Substitute universe parameters in expressions. -pub(super) fn subst_levels( +pub(crate) fn subst_levels( expr: &LeanExpr, params: &[Name], univs: &[Level], @@ -1461,7 +1461,7 @@ pub(super) fn mk_const(name: &Name, univs: &[Level]) -> LeanExpr { /// /// Called by the kernel's `mk_local_decl` during inductive processing /// to ensure parameter/field types are clean before entering the local context. -pub(super) fn consume_type_annotations(e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { +pub(crate) fn consume_type_annotations(e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { let n = name.pretty(); @@ -1478,7 +1478,7 @@ pub(super) fn consume_type_annotations(e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { } /// Decompose an application spine: `f a1 a2 ... an` -> `(f, [a1, ..., an])`. -pub(super) fn decompose_apps(expr: &LeanExpr) -> (LeanExpr, Vec) { +pub(crate) fn decompose_apps(expr: &LeanExpr) -> (LeanExpr, Vec) { let mut args = Vec::new(); let mut cur = expr.clone(); while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = cur.as_data() { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index cec62243..9731bbbf 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -612,7 +612,7 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( /// appear in user-visible env: `RestoreCtx` converts them back to /// `ExtInd spec_params` expressions during recursor emission. So renaming /// them by canonical index is purely an internal-labeling change. -pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_content_hash( +pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_partition_refinement( expanded: &mut ExpandedBlock, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, ) -> Result, CompileError> { @@ -888,7 +888,7 @@ pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_content_hash( /// This walker structurally mirrors Lean's `inductive.cpp:1045`, so the /// returned order matches Lean's aux-recursor numbering (`X.rec_1`, /// `X.rec_2`, …). Used together with the canonical order (output of -/// `sort_aux_by_content_hash` on a second expansion) to compute a +/// `sort_aux_by_partition_refinement` on a second expansion) to compute a /// permutation `perm[source_j] = canonical_i`. /// /// `original_all` is the source-order Lean `InductiveVal.all` list — @@ -962,7 +962,7 @@ pub(crate) const PERM_OUT_OF_SCC: usize = usize::MAX; /// walk sees them as separate. /// /// Inputs: -/// - `expanded`: the canonical (post-`sort_aux_by_content_hash`) expanded +/// - `expanded`: the canonical (post-`sort_aux_by_partition_refinement`) expanded /// block. Auxes are in `expanded.types[n_originals..]`, structurally sorted. /// - `original_all`: Lean's source-order inductive names (from any /// `InductiveVal.all` in the block). Drives the second expansion that @@ -1153,7 +1153,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compute_aux_perm( /// Semantic equality for nested auxiliary spec parameters. /// -/// `sort_aux_by_content_hash` canonicalizes aux motives by structural content, +/// `sort_aux_by_partition_refinement` canonicalizes aux motives by structural content, /// not by raw Lean names. Source-walk signatures therefore need the same notion /// of equality: constants are equal if their names are equal or if both names /// already resolve to the same compiled address. Everything else is compared diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index d16058e2..dc87429a 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -2498,71 +2498,7 @@ fn ingress_target_type_deps( continue; } if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) { - match &*ci { - ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => { - super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - collect_const_refs(&v.value, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => { - super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => { - super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub( - &name, - &v.cnst.typ, - &v.cnst.level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub( - &name, - &v.cnst.typ, - &v.cnst.level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub( - &name, - &v.cnst.typ, - &v.cnst.level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub( - &name, - &v.cnst.typ, - &v.cnst.level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub( - &name, - &v.cnst.typ, - &v.cnst.level_params, - stt, - kctx, - ); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - } + ingress_aux_gen_dep(&name, &ci, lean_env, stt, kctx, &mut queue); } } } @@ -2592,41 +2528,52 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( } let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) else { continue }; - match &*ci { - ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => { - super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - collect_const_refs(&v.value, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => { - super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => { - super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(&name, lean_env, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => { - ingress_type_stub(&name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); - collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, &mut queue); - }, - } + ingress_aux_gen_dep(&name, &ci, lean_env, stt, kctx, &mut queue); + } +} + +fn ingress_aux_gen_dep( + name: &Name, + ci: &ConstantInfo, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + queue: &mut Vec, +) { + match ci { + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + collect_const_refs(&v.value, queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => { + super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + }, + ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(v) => { + ingress_type_stub(name, &v.cnst.typ, &v.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); + collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + }, } } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index deb39680..6c3ffb78 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -449,7 +449,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result, CompileError> { // Phase 0: optionally verify every Lean-original constant in this block - // against the kernel, using the pre-populated `stt.kctx.orig_kenv`. + // against the separate original kernel env, populated only when + // `CompileOptions::check_originals` is enabled. // // This is enabled for adversarial raw-constant tests. Normal compilation // from a trusted Lean environment leaves it off to avoid retaining a @@ -797,6 +798,10 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( /// (the inductives, their constructors, and their recursors) **before** any /// aux_gen work runs, against the pristine `orig_kenv`. /// +/// This check only runs when `CompileOptions::check_originals` is enabled. +/// Fast trusted-environment callers leave it disabled and keep `orig_kenv` +/// empty. +/// /// ## Why this runs at Phase 0 /// /// aux_gen's Phase 1 (`compute_is_large_and_k`) populates the canonical @@ -808,20 +813,19 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( /// forms are already `restore_nested`-processed: `Array X` everywhere, /// no `_nested.*` refs. /// -/// Running this check at Phase 0, against the `orig_kenv` (populated -/// once up-front via `lean_ingress` at the start of `compile_env`), -/// sidesteps that entirely. `orig_kenv` holds every Lean-original -/// constant at `lean_name_to_addr(name)` addresses with all type -/// references self-consistent — no alpha-collapse, no aux rewriting, no -/// staleness. Subsequent aux_gen phases then freely populate the -/// canonical `kctx.kenv` without any risk of cross-contamination in -/// either direction. +/// Running this check at Phase 0, against `orig_kenv` when the caller opted +/// into building it via `lean_ingress`, sidesteps that entirely. `orig_kenv` +/// holds every Lean-original constant at its LEON content-hash address with +/// all type references self-consistent — no alpha-collapse, no aux rewriting, +/// no staleness. Subsequent aux_gen phases then freely populate the canonical +/// `kctx.kenv` without any risk of cross-contamination in either direction. /// /// ## Approach /// /// For each original inductive `I`, ctor `C`, and recursor `R` in `cs`: -/// - Look up its KId in `orig_kenv` (address = `lean_name_to_addr(name)`, -/// name = the Lean name). +/// - Look up its KId in `orig_kenv` (address = +/// `Address::from_blake3_hash(ConstantInfo::get_hash())`, name = the Lean +/// name). /// - Run `tc.check_const(&kid)` against the orig_kenv's TypeChecker. /// - Record failures under the Lean name in `stt.ungrounded`. /// diff --git a/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs index 3a994778..b5b1c40d 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs @@ -24,12 +24,20 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::env::{ - ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, Env as LeanEnv, Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, - Name, + ConstantInfo as LeanConstantInfo, ConstructorVal, Env as LeanEnv, + Expr as LeanExpr, ExprData, Level, Name, NameData, RecursorVal, }; use crate::ix::ixon::error::CompileError; use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; +use super::{ + aux_gen::expr_utils::{ + LocalDecl, consume_type_annotations, decompose_apps, fresh_fvar, + instantiate1, mk_lambda, subst_levels, + }, + nat_conv::nat_to_usize, +}; + // NOTE: an `AuxKind` enum (Rec / BelowDef / BelowIndc / BrecOn / CasesOn / // RecOn) used to live here to tag the region layout for each auxiliary // kind. In practice only `.rec` ever gets a surgery plan — the other @@ -64,6 +72,15 @@ pub struct CallSitePlan { pub source_to_canon_motive: Vec, /// Same for minors. pub source_to_canon_minor: Vec, + /// `true` when the source motive belongs to this canonical SCC. + /// + /// Source recursor types use Lean's original `all` block, but canonical + /// recursors are generated per minimal SCC. A source motive can therefore + /// be present in the source telescope while absent from this canonical + /// block. Call-site minor adaptation uses this bit to distinguish + /// "canonical recursor supplies an IH binder" from "the IH must be + /// synthesized by a recursive call into another canonical block". + pub source_in_block: Vec, } impl CallSitePlan { @@ -95,6 +112,69 @@ impl CallSitePlan { } } +/// Call-site surgery plan for `.brecOn` / `.brecOn_N`. +/// +/// `.rec` telescope layout is: +/// `params, motives, minors, indices, major`. +/// +/// `.brecOn` telescope layout is: +/// `params, motives, indices, major, handlers`, with one handler per motive. +/// The motive permutation/drop decision is the same as the corresponding +/// recursor plan, and the handlers mirror that motive layout. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct BRecOnCallSitePlan { + pub n_params: usize, + pub n_source_motives: usize, + pub n_indices: usize, + pub motive_keep: Vec, + pub source_to_canon_motive: Vec, +} + +impl BRecOnCallSitePlan { + pub fn from_rec_plan(plan: &CallSitePlan) -> Self { + Self { + n_params: plan.n_params, + n_source_motives: plan.n_source_motives, + n_indices: plan.n_indices, + motive_keep: plan.motive_keep.clone(), + source_to_canon_motive: plan.source_to_canon_motive.clone(), + } + } + + pub fn n_canonical_motives(&self) -> usize { + self.motive_keep.iter().filter(|&&k| k).count() + } + + pub fn is_identity(&self) -> bool { + self.motive_keep.iter().all(|&k| k) + && self.source_to_canon_motive.iter().enumerate().all(|(i, &c)| c == i) + } +} + +pub fn rec_name_to_brecon_name(name: &Name) -> Option { + match name.as_data() { + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) if s == "rec" => { + Some(Name::str(parent.clone(), "brecOn".to_string())) + }, + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) if s.starts_with("rec_") => { + Some(Name::str(parent.clone(), format!("brecOn_{}", &s[4..]))) + }, + _ => None, + } +} + +pub fn rec_name_to_below_name(name: &Name) -> Option { + match name.as_data() { + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) if s == "rec" => { + Some(Name::str(parent.clone(), "below".to_string())) + }, + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) if s.starts_with("rec_") => { + Some(Name::str(parent.clone(), format!("below_{}", &s[4..]))) + }, + _ => None, + } +} + // =========================================================================== // Telescope utilities // =========================================================================== @@ -118,6 +198,7 @@ pub fn collect_lean_telescope<'a>( /// Collect an Ixon App telescope: peel App nodes to get `(head, [a1, ..., aN])`. /// /// Arguments are returned in application order (leftmost first). +#[allow(dead_code)] pub fn collect_ixon_telescope( e: &Arc, ) -> (Arc, Vec>) { @@ -285,6 +366,15 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( } }) .collect(); + let source_in_block: Vec = (0..n_source_motives) + .map(|src_i| { + if src_i < n_user_motives { + !is_phantom[src_i] + } else { + aux_canon_of_source(src_i - n_user_motives).is_some() + } + }) + .collect(); let source_to_canon_motive: Vec = (0..n_source_motives) .map(|src_i| { if src_i < n_user_motives { @@ -503,6 +593,7 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( minor_keep, source_to_canon_motive: source_to_canon_motive.clone(), source_to_canon_minor, + source_in_block: source_in_block.clone(), } }; @@ -561,9 +652,467 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( } } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Gated diagnostic dump — IX_SURGERY_DUMP= + // + // When the env var is set and its value is a prefix of `original_all[0]`'s + // pretty name, dump the full intermediate state of this call-site-plan + // computation. Used to pin down where a Category A/B mismatch originates + // (see plans/the-nested-inductive-work-declarative-naur.md). + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + if let Ok(filter) = std::env::var("IX_SURGERY_DUMP") + && !filter.is_empty() + && let Some(head) = original_all.first() + && head.pretty().starts_with(&filter) + { + dump_plan_state( + &filter, + sorted_classes, + original_all, + lean_env, + aux_layout, + n_params, + n_indices, + lean_num_motives, + lean_num_minors, + n_user_motives, + n_source_motives, + n_source_aux_motives, + n_user_minors, + n_source_minors, + n_aux_minors, + aux_canonical_count, + &ctor_counts, + &canon_ctor_counts, + &canon_minor_offset, + &aux_repr_for_canon, + &is_phantom, + &source_to_canon_motive, + &plans, + ); + } + Ok(plans) } +/// Adapt a kept source minor for a canonical recursor whose SCC is smaller +/// than Lean's original mutual `all` block. +/// +/// Lean's source recursor minor for a constructor receives an IH argument for +/// every recursive field targeting any inductive in the original mutual block. +/// After canonical SCC splitting, the regenerated recursor only supplies IHs +/// for fields targeting the current SCC. For fields targeting another SCC, we +/// synthesize the missing IH by recursively calling the target's source +/// recursor with the original source-order motive/minor telescope. That inner +/// recursor call then goes through the normal call-site surgery for its own +/// SCC. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +pub fn adapt_split_minor( + rec_name: &Name, + rec_levels: &[Level], + plan: &CallSitePlan, + src_minor_idx: usize, + minor: &LeanExpr, + params: &[LeanExpr], + motives: &[LeanExpr], + minors: &[LeanExpr], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Option { + if plan.source_in_block.iter().all(|&in_block| in_block) { + return None; + } + + let rec_info = lean_env.get(rec_name)?; + let rec = match rec_info { + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rec) => rec, + _ => return None, + }; + let original_all = rec.all.as_slice(); + let (_parent_src, ctor) = + source_ctor_for_minor(src_minor_idx, rec, lean_env)?; + let n_fields = nat_to_usize(&ctor.num_fields); + let source_minor_ty = + source_minor_type(rec, rec_levels, params, motives, minors, src_minor_idx)?; + + let (field_decls, field_fvars, after_fields) = + peel_binders(source_minor_ty, n_fields, "split_field", 0)?; + + let mut rec_fields = Vec::new(); + for (field_idx, decl) in field_decls.iter().enumerate() { + if let Some(target) = find_source_rec_target( + &decl.domain, + original_all, + params, + lean_env, + "split_xs", + field_idx, + ) { + rec_fields.push((field_idx, target)); + } + } + + if !rec_fields.iter().any(|(_, target)| { + !plan.source_in_block.get(target.source_pos).copied().unwrap_or(false) + }) { + return None; + } + + let (source_ih_decls, source_ih_fvars, _) = + peel_binders(after_fields, rec_fields.len(), "split_ih", 0)?; + if source_ih_decls.len() != rec_fields.len() { + return None; + } + + let mut wrapper_decls = field_decls.clone(); + let mut body = minor.clone(); + for fv in &field_fvars { + body = LeanExpr::app(body, fv.clone()); + } + + for (ih_idx, (field_idx, target)) in rec_fields.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.source_in_block.get(target.source_pos).copied().unwrap_or(false) { + wrapper_decls.push(source_ih_decls[ih_idx].clone()); + body = LeanExpr::app(body, source_ih_fvars[ih_idx].clone()); + } else { + let synth = synthesize_external_ih( + target, + &field_fvars[*field_idx], + original_all, + rec_levels, + params, + motives, + minors, + ); + body = LeanExpr::app(body, synth); + } + } + + Some(mk_lambda(body, &wrapper_decls)) +} + +fn source_ctor_for_minor( + src_minor_idx: usize, + rec: &RecursorVal, + lean_env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Option<(usize, ConstructorVal)> { + let mut offset = 0usize; + for (source_pos, ind_name) in rec.all.iter().enumerate() { + let ind_info = lean_env.get(ind_name)?; + let ind = match ind_info { + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind) => ind, + _ => return None, + }; + let n_ctors = ind.ctors.len(); + if src_minor_idx < offset + n_ctors { + let ctor_name = &ind.ctors[src_minor_idx - offset]; + let ctor = match lean_env.get(ctor_name).as_deref()? { + LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor) => ctor.clone(), + _ => return None, + }; + return Some((source_pos, ctor)); + } + offset += n_ctors; + } + None +} + +fn source_minor_type( + rec: &RecursorVal, + rec_levels: &[Level], + params: &[LeanExpr], + motives: &[LeanExpr], + minors: &[LeanExpr], + src_minor_idx: usize, +) -> Option { + let mut cur = subst_levels(&rec.cnst.typ, &rec.cnst.level_params, rec_levels); + for arg in + params.iter().chain(motives.iter()).chain(minors.iter().take(src_minor_idx)) + { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + cur = instantiate1(body, arg); + }, + _ => return None, + } + } + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, _, _, _) => Some(consume_type_annotations(dom)), + _ => None, + } +} + +fn peel_binders( + mut cur: LeanExpr, + n: usize, + prefix: &str, + offset: usize, +) -> Option<(Vec, Vec, LeanExpr)> { + let mut decls = Vec::with_capacity(n); + let mut fvars = Vec::with_capacity(n); + for i in 0..n { + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar(prefix, offset + i); + let decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: consume_type_annotations(dom), + info: bi.clone(), + }; + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + fvars.push(fv); + decls.push(decl); + }, + _ => return None, + } + } + Some((decls, fvars, cur)) +} + +#[derive(Clone)] +struct SourceRecTarget { + source_pos: usize, + idx_args: Vec, + xs_decls: Vec, + xs_fvars: Vec, +} + +fn find_source_rec_target( + dom: &LeanExpr, + original_all: &[Name], + params: &[LeanExpr], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + prefix: &str, + field_idx: usize, +) -> Option { + let mut cur = consume_type_annotations(dom); + let mut xs_decls = Vec::new(); + let mut xs_fvars = Vec::new(); + + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { + let (fv_name, fv) = + fresh_fvar(prefix, field_idx.saturating_mul(1024) + xs_fvars.len()); + let decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: consume_type_annotations(dom), + info: bi.clone(), + }; + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + xs_fvars.push(fv); + xs_decls.push(decl); + } + + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&cur); + let ExprData::Const(target_name, _, _) = head.as_data() else { + return None; + }; + let source_pos = original_all.iter().position(|n| n == target_name)?; + let target_n_params = match lean_env.get(target_name).as_deref()? { + LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind) => nat_to_usize(&ind.num_params), + _ => return None, + }; + if args.len() < target_n_params || params.len() < target_n_params { + return None; + } + if !args[..target_n_params] + .iter() + .zip(params.iter()) + .all(|(arg, param)| arg.get_hash() == param.get_hash()) + { + return None; + } + + Some(SourceRecTarget { + source_pos, + idx_args: args.into_iter().skip(target_n_params).collect(), + xs_decls, + xs_fvars, + }) +} + +fn synthesize_external_ih( + target: &SourceRecTarget, + field_fvar: &LeanExpr, + original_all: &[Name], + rec_levels: &[Level], + params: &[LeanExpr], + motives: &[LeanExpr], + minors: &[LeanExpr], +) -> LeanExpr { + let target_name = &original_all[target.source_pos]; + let target_rec_name = Name::str(target_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let mut ih = LeanExpr::cnst(target_rec_name, rec_levels.to_vec()); + + for arg in params { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, arg.clone()); + } + for arg in motives { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, arg.clone()); + } + for arg in minors { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, arg.clone()); + } + for idx in &target.idx_args { + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, idx.clone()); + } + + let mut field_app = field_fvar.clone(); + for fv in &target.xs_fvars { + field_app = LeanExpr::app(field_app, fv.clone()); + } + ih = LeanExpr::app(ih, field_app); + + mk_lambda(ih, &target.xs_decls) +} + +/// Dump the intermediate state of `compute_call_site_plans` for a single +/// block. Gated by `IX_SURGERY_DUMP=`. See the call site for the +/// full set of scalars and vectors printed. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn dump_plan_state( + filter: &str, + sorted_classes: &[Vec], + original_all: &[Name], + lean_env: &LeanEnv, + aux_layout: Option<&AuxLayout>, + n_params: usize, + n_indices: usize, + lean_num_motives: usize, + lean_num_minors: usize, + n_user_motives: usize, + n_source_motives: usize, + n_source_aux_motives: usize, + n_user_minors: usize, + n_source_minors: usize, + n_aux_minors: usize, + aux_canonical_count: usize, + ctor_counts: &[usize], + canon_ctor_counts: &[usize], + canon_minor_offset: &[usize], + aux_repr_for_canon: &[usize], + is_phantom: &[bool], + source_to_canon_motive: &[usize], + plans: &FxHashMap, +) { + let head0 = original_all.first().map(|n| n.pretty()).unwrap_or_default(); + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════" + ); + eprintln!("[surgery.dump] filter={filter} head_all[0]={head0}"); + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] sorted_classes ({} classes):", + sorted_classes.len() + ); + for (ci, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { + let names: Vec = class.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect(); + eprintln!(" class[{ci:2}] = {names:?}"); + } + eprintln!("[surgery.dump] original_all ({} names):", original_all.len()); + for (i, n) in original_all.iter().enumerate() { + let phantom = if is_phantom.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(false) { + " [phantom]" + } else { + "" + }; + eprintln!(" [{i:2}] {}{phantom}", n.pretty()); + } + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] scalars: n_params={n_params} n_indices={n_indices} \ + lean_num_motives={lean_num_motives} lean_num_minors={lean_num_minors} \ + n_user_motives={n_user_motives} n_source_motives={n_source_motives} \ + n_source_aux_motives={n_source_aux_motives} n_user_minors={n_user_minors} \ + n_source_minors={n_source_minors} n_aux_minors={n_aux_minors} \ + aux_canonical_count={aux_canonical_count}" + ); + if let Some(layout) = aux_layout { + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] aux_layout.perm = {:?}", + layout.perm + ); + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] aux_layout.source_ctor_counts = {:?}", + layout.source_ctor_counts + ); + } else { + eprintln!("[surgery.dump] aux_layout = None"); + } + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] ctor_counts (per user src) = {ctor_counts:?}" + ); + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] canon_ctor_counts (per user class) = {canon_ctor_counts:?}" + ); + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] canon_minor_offset (per user class) = {canon_minor_offset:?}" + ); + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] aux_repr_for_canon (canon_i -> rep source_j) = {aux_repr_for_canon:?}" + ); + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] source_to_canon_motive (all plans share) = {source_to_canon_motive:?}" + ); + + // Dump Lean's source recursor telescope, labelled per binder section. + let first_rec = original_all.iter().find_map(|n| { + let rec_name = Name::str(n.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + match lean_env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(r)) => { + Some((rec_name, r.cnst.typ.clone())) + }, + _ => None, + } + }); + if let Some((rname, rty)) = first_rec { + let total = n_params + n_source_motives + n_source_minors + n_indices + 1; + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] source recursor {} (expecting {} binders):", + rname.pretty(), + total + ); + let mut cur = &rty; + for bi in 0..total { + let tag = if bi < n_params { + "param" + } else if bi < n_params + n_source_motives { + "motive" + } else if bi < n_params + n_source_motives + n_source_minors { + "minor" + } else if bi < n_params + n_source_motives + n_source_minors + n_indices { + "index" + } else { + "major" + }; + match cur.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(bn, dom, body, _, _) => { + eprintln!(" [{bi:3} {tag:6}] {} : {}", bn.pretty(), dom.pretty()); + cur = body; + }, + _ => { + eprintln!(" [{bi:3} {tag:6}] "); + break; + }, + } + } + } + + // Per-plan details. + let mut plan_names: Vec<&Name> = plans.keys().collect(); + plan_names.sort_by_key(|n| n.pretty()); + eprintln!("[surgery.dump] plans registered ({}):", plan_names.len()); + for name in plan_names { + let plan = &plans[name]; + eprintln!(" {}", name.pretty()); + eprintln!(" motive_keep = {:?}", plan.motive_keep); + eprintln!(" minor_keep = {:?}", plan.minor_keep); + eprintln!(" source_to_canon_motive = {:?}", plan.source_to_canon_motive); + eprintln!(" source_to_canon_minor = {:?}", plan.source_to_canon_minor); + } + eprintln!( + "[surgery.dump] ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════" + ); +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; @@ -615,6 +1164,7 @@ mod tests { minor_keep: vec![true, true], source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 1], source_to_canon_minor: vec![0, 1], + source_in_block: vec![true, true], }; assert!(plan.is_identity()); } @@ -630,6 +1180,7 @@ mod tests { minor_keep: vec![true, true, false], source_to_canon_motive: vec![0, 1, 0], source_to_canon_minor: vec![0, 1, 0], + source_in_block: vec![true, true, true], }; assert!(!plan.is_identity()); } @@ -645,6 +1196,7 @@ mod tests { minor_keep: vec![true, true, true], source_to_canon_motive: vec![2, 0, 1], // permuted source_to_canon_minor: vec![2, 0, 1], + source_in_block: vec![true, true, true], }; assert!(!plan.is_identity()); } diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index 76a124e1..09e09a9f 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -552,7 +552,35 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( }) } - use crate::ix::compile::surgery; + fn collect_ixon_telescope_expanding_shares( + expr: &Arc, + cache: &BlockCache, + ) -> Result<(Arc, Vec>), DecompileError> { + let mut args: Vec> = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = expr.clone(); + loop { + while let Expr::Share(share_idx) = cur.as_ref() { + cur = cache + .sharing + .get(*share_idx as usize) + .ok_or_else(|| DecompileError::InvalidShareIndex { + idx: *share_idx, + max: cache.sharing.len(), + constant: cache.current_const.clone(), + })? + .clone(); + } + match cur.as_ref() { + Expr::App(f, a) => { + args.push(a.clone()); + cur = f.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + args.reverse(); + Ok((cur, args)) + } enum Frame { Decompile(Arc, u64), @@ -755,23 +783,25 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( }, // CallSite: surgered call-site — reconstruct source-order telescope - (ExprMetaData::CallSite { name, entries }, _) => { + (ExprMetaData::CallSite { name, entries, canon_meta: _ }, _) => { // Collect the canonical Ixon App telescope let (head_ixon, canonical_args) = - surgery::collect_ixon_telescope(&e); - - // Invariant: every canonical arg must correspond to exactly one - // Kept entry. BuildTelescope below will pop `entries.len()` - // results off the stack; if a Kept entry silently dropped its - // decompile, the spine would be malformed. + collect_ixon_telescope_expanding_shares(&e, cache)?; + + // Most CallSites have one Kept entry per canonical arg. Split-SCC + // minor adaptation is the exception: the canonical arg is a + // synthesized wrapper, while the source-order argument is stored + // as Collapsed metadata for roundtrip. In that case canonical + // args may outnumber Kept entries, but every Kept entry still + // must point at an existing canonical slot. let kept_count = entries .iter() .filter(|e| matches!(e, CallSiteEntry::Kept { .. })) .count(); - if kept_count != canonical_args.len() { + if kept_count > canonical_args.len() { return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { msg: format!( - "CallSite in '{}': {} Kept entries but canonical telescope has {} args", + "CallSite in '{}': {} Kept entries but canonical telescope has only {} args", cache.current_const, kept_count, canonical_args.len() @@ -1558,8 +1588,28 @@ fn decompile_inductive( ConstantMeta::default() }; - let ctor_val = - decompile_constructor(ctor, &ctor_meta, name.clone(), cache, stt, dstt)?; + // Constructor metadata is per-constructor, not inherited from the parent + // inductive. In particular, aux-generated `.below` constructors can carry + // CallSite metadata whose Collapsed entries point into the constructor's + // own `meta_sharing` table. Install those extensions only while walking + // this constructor so they do not leak across sibling constructor arenas. + let saved_meta_sharing = std::mem::replace( + &mut cache.meta_sharing, + ctor_meta.meta_sharing.clone(), + ); + let refs_len = cache.refs.len(); + let univs_len = cache.univ_table.len(); + cache.refs.extend(ctor_meta.meta_refs.iter().cloned()); + cache.univ_table.extend(ctor_meta.meta_univs.iter().cloned()); + + let ctor_result = + decompile_constructor(ctor, &ctor_meta, name.clone(), cache, stt, dstt); + + cache.meta_sharing = saved_meta_sharing; + cache.refs.truncate(refs_len); + cache.univ_table.truncate(univs_len); + + let ctor_val = ctor_result?; ctor_names.push(ctor_val.cnst.name.clone()); ctors.push(ctor_val); } @@ -2674,10 +2724,11 @@ fn roundtrip_block( current_const: name.pretty(), ..Default::default() }; - // Note: do NOT load_meta_extensions here. The roundtrip_block path - // decompiles canonical Ixon with original metadata. Extension tables - // are only relevant for user definitions with CallSite surgery nodes, - // which aux_gen constants never have. + // Aux_gen constants can carry CallSite metadata after source-order + // surgery of `.below`/`.brecOn` calls. Load the per-constant metadata + // extensions so Collapsed entries have their source-order arguments + // available during binder-name restoration. + dec_cache.load_meta_extensions(&orig_meta); // Find the Ixon data for this constant. let class_idx = name_to_class.get(&name).copied().unwrap_or(0); @@ -3242,6 +3293,247 @@ fn rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env(stt: &CompileState) { } } +fn block_mut_consts_from_env( + all_names: &[Name], + env: &LeanEnv, +) -> Result, DecompileError> { + let mut cs = Vec::with_capacity(all_names.len()); + for name in all_names { + let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind)) = env.get(name) else { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "decompile aux plan: block member '{}' is not an inductive", + name.pretty() + ), + }); + }; + let mut ctors = Vec::with_capacity(ind.ctors.len()); + for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { + match env.get(ctor_name) { + Some(LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor)) => ctors.push(ctor.clone()), + _ => { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "decompile aux plan: constructor '{}' for '{}' is missing", + ctor_name.pretty(), + name.pretty() + ), + }); + }, + } + } + cs.push(LeanMutConst::Indc(Ind { ind: ind.clone(), ctors })); + } + Ok(cs) +} + +#[derive(Clone)] +struct StoredPlanBlock { + class_names: Vec>, + aux_layout: Option, + flat_names: Vec, +} + +fn names_from_addrs( + addrs: &[Address], + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Option> { + addrs.iter().map(|addr| stt.env.get_name(addr)).collect() +} + +fn indc_source_all(name: &Name, stt: &CompileState) -> Option> { + let named = stt.env.named.get(name)?; + match &named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { all, .. } => names_from_addrs(all, stt), + _ => None, + } +} + +fn stored_plan_blocks_for_original_all( + original_all: &[Name], + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Vec { + let original_set: FxHashSet = original_all.iter().cloned().collect(); + let mut candidates = Vec::new(); + let mut seen: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); + + for muts_entry in stt.env.named.iter() { + let ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, aux_layout } = + &muts_entry.value().meta.info + else { + continue; + }; + + let mut class_names = Vec::with_capacity(all.len()); + let mut flat_names = Vec::new(); + let mut valid = true; + for class in all { + let Some(names) = names_from_addrs(class, stt) else { + valid = false; + break; + }; + if names.is_empty() { + valid = false; + break; + } + flat_names.extend(names.iter().cloned()); + class_names.push(names); + } + if !valid || flat_names.is_empty() { + continue; + } + if !flat_names.iter().all(|name| original_set.contains(name)) { + continue; + } + + let same_source_all = flat_names.iter().any(|name| { + indc_source_all(name, stt) + .is_some_and(|source_all| source_all.as_slice() == original_all) + }); + if !same_source_all { + continue; + } + + if !seen.insert(flat_names.clone()) { + continue; + } + candidates.push(StoredPlanBlock { + class_names, + aux_layout: aux_layout.clone(), + flat_names, + }); + } + + // Prefer persisted minimal SCCs. If a stale/full source block is present, + // it is a strict superset of the minimal candidates and would recreate an + // over-merged call-site plan after deserialization. + candidates + .iter() + .filter(|candidate| { + let candidate_set: FxHashSet = + candidate.flat_names.iter().cloned().collect(); + !candidates.iter().any(|other| { + other.flat_names.len() < candidate.flat_names.len() + && other.flat_names.iter().all(|name| candidate_set.contains(name)) + }) + }) + .cloned() + .collect() +} + +fn fallback_plan_blocks_from_sort( + all_names: &[Name], + env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result, DecompileError> { + use crate::ix::compile::{BlockCache as CompileBlockCache, sort_consts}; + + let cs = block_mut_consts_from_env(all_names, env)?; + if cs.is_empty() { + return Ok(Vec::new()); + } + + let mut cache = CompileBlockCache::default(); + let refs: Vec<&LeanMutConst> = cs.iter().collect(); + let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&refs, &mut cache, stt).map_err(|e| { + DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!("decompile aux plan sort_consts: {e}"), + } + })?; + let class_names: Vec> = sorted_classes + .iter() + .map(|class| class.iter().map(|c| c.name()).collect()) + .collect(); + let aux_layout = all_names + .first() + .and_then(|n| stt.aux_perms.get(n).map(|layout| layout.clone())); + let flat_names = class_names.iter().flatten().cloned().collect(); + + Ok(vec![StoredPlanBlock { class_names, aux_layout, flat_names }]) +} + +fn install_decompile_call_site_plans( + all_names: &[Name], + aux_members: &[(AuxKind, Name)], + env: &LeanEnv, + stt: &CompileState, +) -> Result<(), DecompileError> { + use crate::ix::compile::{aux_gen, surgery}; + + if all_names.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } + + let original_all: Vec = all_names.to_vec(); + let mut plan_blocks = stored_plan_blocks_for_original_all(&original_all, stt); + if plan_blocks.is_empty() { + plan_blocks = fallback_plan_blocks_from_sort(all_names, env, stt)?; + } + let aux_member_names: FxHashSet = + aux_members.iter().map(|(_, n)| n.clone()).collect(); + + for block in plan_blocks { + if block.class_names.is_empty() { + continue; + } + let user_layout_changed = block.class_names.len() < original_all.len() + || (block.class_names.len() == original_all.len() + && block + .class_names + .iter() + .zip(original_all.iter()) + .any(|(class, orig)| class[0] != *orig)); + let aux_layout_changed = block.aux_layout.as_ref().is_some_and(|layout| { + layout.perm.iter().enumerate().any(|(source_j, &canonical_i)| { + canonical_i != aux_gen::nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC + && canonical_i != source_j + }) + }); + + if !user_layout_changed && !aux_layout_changed { + continue; + } + + let plans = surgery::compute_call_site_plans( + &block.class_names, + &original_all, + env, + block.aux_layout.as_ref(), + ) + .map_err(|e| DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!("decompile aux plan compute_call_site_plans: {e}"), + })?; + + for (name, plan) in plans { + if let Some(brecon_name) = surgery::rec_name_to_brecon_name(&name) + && (aux_member_names.contains(&brecon_name) + || env.contains_key(&brecon_name)) + && !stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.contains_key(&brecon_name) + { + stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.insert( + brecon_name, + surgery::BRecOnCallSitePlan::from_rec_plan(&plan), + ); + } + if let Some(below_name) = surgery::rec_name_to_below_name(&name) + && (aux_member_names.contains(&below_name) + || env.contains_key(&below_name)) + && !stt.below_call_site_plans.contains_key(&below_name) + { + stt.below_call_site_plans.insert( + below_name, + surgery::BRecOnCallSitePlan::from_rec_plan(&plan), + ); + } + if !stt.call_site_plans.contains_key(&name) { + stt.call_site_plans.insert(name, plan); + } + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + fn decompile_block_aux_gen( all_names: &[Name], aux_members: &[(AuxKind, Name)], @@ -3425,6 +3717,12 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( dstt.env.entry(n.clone()).or_insert_with(|| ci.clone()); } + if let Err(e) = + install_decompile_call_site_plans(all_names, aux_members, env, stt) + { + aux_gen_errors.push((all_names[0].clone(), e)); + } + // Phase 1b: Generate .casesOn definitions. if needs_cases_on { let cases_on_members: Vec<&Name> = aux_members @@ -4466,8 +4764,11 @@ mod tests { CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 0, meta: leaf0 }, // source[1] = Var(11) -> canon 0 CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 1, meta: leaf1 }, // source[2] = Var(12) -> canon 1 ]; - let callsite_root = - arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: head_addr.clone(), entries }); + let callsite_root = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { + name: head_addr.clone(), + entries, + canon_meta: vec![leaf0, leaf1, leaf2], + }); // Canonical Ixon App spine: head applied to canonical-order args // (Var 11 first, Var 12 second, Var 10 third). @@ -4556,8 +4857,11 @@ mod tests { CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx: 0, meta: motive_ref_leaf }, CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 0, meta: major_leaf }, ]; - let callsite_root = - arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: head_addr.clone(), entries }); + let callsite_root = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { + name: head_addr.clone(), + entries, + canon_meta: vec![major_leaf], + }); // Canonical Ixon spine: App(head, major). Major is a distinguishable // marker bvar so we can assert it lands in the right position. @@ -4678,6 +4982,7 @@ mod tests { CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx: 0, meta: motive_ref_leaf }, CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx: 0, meta: major_leaf }, ], + canon_meta: vec![major_leaf], }); // Ixon expressions: type is Sort 0, value is the canonical App spine diff --git a/src/ix/graph.rs b/src/ix/graph.rs index ed9333d7..f90c7a95 100644 --- a/src/ix/graph.rs +++ b/src/ix/graph.rs @@ -296,6 +296,35 @@ mod tests { assert!(graph.out_refs[&n("T")].contains(&n("T.mk2"))); } + #[test] + fn inductive_all_members_are_not_graph_edges() { + // `InductiveVal.all` is Lean source metadata. The canonical compiler + // must still split inductive declarations into their minimal SCCs, so + // members that do not structurally reference each other are not graph + // dependencies merely because Lean recorded them in the same `all` list. + let mut env = Env::default(); + for name in ["A", "B"] { + env.insert( + n(name), + ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: mk_cv(name), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + all: vec![n("A"), n("B")], + ctors: vec![], + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: false, + }), + ); + } + + let graph = build_ref_graph(&env); + assert!(!graph.out_refs[&n("A")].contains(&n("B"))); + assert!(!graph.out_refs[&n("B")].contains(&n("A"))); + } + #[test] fn ctor_includes_induct() { // Constructor T.mk references its parent T @@ -392,6 +421,9 @@ mod tests { assert!(rec_out.contains(&n("T.mk"))); // References Q from the rule's rhs assert!(rec_out.contains(&n("Q"))); + // `RecursorVal.all` is metadata; structural references come from the + // recursor type and rules. + assert!(!rec_out.contains(&n("T"))); } #[test] diff --git a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs index 4035652a..e6f48db1 100644 --- a/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs +++ b/src/ix/ixon/metadata.rs @@ -72,6 +72,14 @@ pub enum ExprMetaData { name: Address, /// Source-order entries for the argument telescope. entries: Vec, + /// Canonical-order metadata roots, one per argument in the IXON App spine. + /// + /// This is separate from `entries` because some source arguments are + /// represented by `Collapsed` entries even though compile-side surgery + /// synthesized a canonical replacement argument. Kernel ingress needs the + /// replacement argument's metadata by canonical position, while decompile + /// needs the source-order `entries` to reconstruct the original spine. + canon_meta: Vec, }, } @@ -828,7 +836,7 @@ impl ExprMetaData { put_mdata_stack_indexed(mdata, idx, buf)?; put_u64(*child, buf); }, - Self::CallSite { name, entries } => { + Self::CallSite { name, entries, canon_meta } => { put_u8(10, buf); put_idx(name, idx, buf)?; put_vec_len(entries.len(), buf); @@ -846,6 +854,7 @@ impl ExprMetaData { }, } } + put_u64_vec(canon_meta, buf); }, } Ok(()) @@ -916,7 +925,8 @@ impl ExprMetaData { }; entries.push(entry); } - Ok(Self::CallSite { name, entries }) + let canon_meta = get_u64_vec(buf)?; + Ok(Self::CallSite { name, entries, canon_meta }) }, x => Err(format!("ExprMetaData::get: invalid tag {x}")), } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel.rs b/src/ix/kernel.rs index c689da7b..8e7b8237 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel.rs @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ +pub mod canonical_check; pub mod check; pub mod congruence; pub mod constant; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f6a982f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1202 @@ +//! Kernel-side canonical-block validation. +//! +//! Mirrors the compile-side `sort_consts` machinery +//! (`src/ix/compile.rs:2727`) so the kernel can independently verify that +//! stored mutual blocks ship in canonical (alpha-collapsed, structurally +//! sorted) order. Two operating modes: +//! +//! 1. [`validate_canonical_block_single_pass`] — for the stored primary +//! block. Treats the input as the alleged canonical partition (each +//! member at its own class index) and checks adjacent pairs are strictly +//! strong `Less`. Fails on `Greater` (wrong order) or `Equal` +//! (uncollapsed alpha-equivalence). If a pair is only weak `Less`, the +//! singleton partition has not proved canonicity, so validation falls back +//! to full iterative refinement and requires the result to be the same +//! ordered list of singleton classes. +//! +//! 2. [`sort_kconsts`] / [`sort_kconsts_with_seed_key`] — for rediscovered +//! auxiliary inductives. Runs the iterative partition refinement (sort → +//! group → re-sort under updated `KMutCtx`) until fixpoint. Returns +//! canonical equivalence classes. +//! +//! Both share the same comparator — [`compare_kconst`] / [`compare_kexpr`] +//! / [`compare_kuniv`] — keyed on a [`KMutCtx`] that maps block-local +//! constant addresses to their class indices. References resolved through +//! the ctx are compared *positionally* (block-local), references that miss +//! the ctx fall back to address-order (external). +//! +//! # Faithful replication of compile-side +//! +//! The comparator field order, alpha-blindness through binders, and the +//! fallback-to-address rule for external refs all match +//! `src/ix/compile.rs`. Any divergence becomes a kernel correctness bug, +//! observable as a `kernel-check-const` test failure. +//! +//! See `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §4.4 for the soundness argument. + +use std::cmp::Ordering; + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; + +use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; +use super::error::TcError; +use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; +use super::mode::KernelMode; + +pub use crate::ix::strong_ordering::SOrd; + +// =========================================================================== +// KMutCtx — block-local address → class-index map +// =========================================================================== + +/// Maps a constant's content address to its position in the canonical +/// partition. +/// +/// Built from a slice of `&KConst`s the same way `MutConst::ctx` +/// (`src/ix/mutual.rs:177`) builds it from `MutConst`s: each member's +/// address gets its class index `j` (where `j` is the position in the +/// outer slice), and constructor addresses get offset indices following +/// the per-class ctor contributions. +/// +/// Used by [`compare_kexpr`] to resolve `Const` and `Prj` references +/// block-locally instead of by raw address. +#[derive(Default, Debug, Clone)] +pub struct KMutCtx { + pub map: FxHashMap, +} + +/// Extract a member's constructor `KId`s for `KMutCtx` construction. +/// Returns an empty slice for non-`Indc` kinds. +fn cnst_ctors(c: &KConst) -> Vec> { + match c { + KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } => ctors.clone(), + _ => Vec::new(), + } +} + +impl KMutCtx { + pub fn get(&self, a: &Address) -> Option { + self.map.get(a).copied() + } + + /// Build from `(KId, &KConst)` pairs, treating each as its own class. + /// This is the single-pass primary-validation case. + pub fn from_id_pairs(pairs: &[(KId, &KConst)]) -> Self { + let classes: Vec, &KConst)>> = + pairs.iter().map(|p| vec![p.clone()]).collect(); + Self::from_id_classes::(&classes) + } + + /// Build from grouped equivalence classes carrying `(KId, &KConst)` + /// pairs. Mirrors `MutConst::ctx` (`src/ix/mutual.rs:177-192`): + /// + /// - All members of class `j` get index `j`. + /// - Ctor offsets start at `classes.len()` and advance by `max_ctors` + /// per class so ctor addresses across classes don't collide. + pub fn from_id_classes( + classes: &[Vec<(KId, &KConst)>], + ) -> Self { + let mut map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut i = classes.len(); + for (j, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { + let mut max_ctors = 0usize; + for (id, cnst) in class { + map.insert(id.addr.clone(), j); + let ctor_ids = cnst_ctors::(cnst); + max_ctors = max_ctors.max(ctor_ids.len()); + for (cidx, cid) in ctor_ids.iter().enumerate() { + map.insert(cid.addr.clone(), i + cidx); + } + } + i += max_ctors; + } + KMutCtx { map } + } +} + +// =========================================================================== +// Comparators +// =========================================================================== + +/// Compare two universe levels structurally. Anon-mode KUniv has no +/// `Param`-by-name resolution: the param index *is* its identity. +/// +/// Mirrors `compare_level` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2179`); simpler because +/// there are no metavariables and `Param(idx)` carries the index directly. +pub fn compare_kuniv(x: &KUniv, y: &KUniv) -> SOrd { + match (x.data(), y.data()) { + (UnivData::Zero(_), UnivData::Zero(_)) => SOrd::eq(true), + (UnivData::Zero(_), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, UnivData::Zero(_)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (UnivData::Succ(x, _), UnivData::Succ(y, _)) => compare_kuniv(x, y), + (UnivData::Succ(_, _), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, UnivData::Succ(_, _)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (UnivData::Max(xl, xr, _), UnivData::Max(yl, yr, _)) => { + compare_kuniv(xl, yl).compare(compare_kuniv(xr, yr)) + }, + (UnivData::Max(_, _, _), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, UnivData::Max(_, _, _)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (UnivData::IMax(xl, xr, _), UnivData::IMax(yl, yr, _)) => { + compare_kuniv(xl, yl).compare(compare_kuniv(xr, yr)) + }, + (UnivData::IMax(_, _, _), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, UnivData::IMax(_, _, _)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (UnivData::Param(xi, _, _), UnivData::Param(yi, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xi, yi), + } +} + +/// Compare two kernel expressions structurally for canonical ordering. +/// Alpha-blind through binders (`Lam`, `All`, `Let` ignore names) and uses +/// `ctx` to resolve block-local constant references. +/// +/// Mirrors `compare_expr` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2258`). Differences: +/// - No `Mvar`/`Fvar`/`Mdata` cases (the kernel form has none). +/// - `Const` lookup uses `ctx.get(&id.addr)`; misses fall back to +/// `SOrd::cmp(&x.addr, &y.addr)` (the kernel analogue of +/// `compare_external_refs`, which directly compares compiled addresses). +pub fn compare_kexpr( + x: &KExpr, + y: &KExpr, + ctx: &KMutCtx, +) -> SOrd { + // Cheap pointer / hash equality short-circuit. Equal-by-content kernel + // expressions trivially produce SOrd::eq(true). + if x.hash_eq(y) { + return SOrd::eq(true); + } + match (x.data(), y.data()) { + (ExprData::Var(xi, _, _), ExprData::Var(yi, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xi, yi), + (ExprData::Var(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::Var(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::Sort(xu, _), ExprData::Sort(yu, _)) => compare_kuniv(xu, yu), + (ExprData::Sort(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::Sort(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::Const(xid, xls, _), ExprData::Const(yid, yls, _)) => { + let us = SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( + |a, b| Ok::<_, ()>(compare_kuniv(a, b)), + xls, + yls, + ) + .expect("compare_kuniv is infallible"); + if us.ordering != Ordering::Equal { + us + } else if xid.addr == yid.addr { + SOrd::eq(true) + } else { + match (ctx.get(&xid.addr), ctx.get(&yid.addr)) { + (Some(nx), Some(ny)) => SOrd::weak_cmp(&nx, &ny), + (Some(_), None) => SOrd::lt(true), + (None, Some(_)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (None, None) => SOrd::cmp(&xid.addr, &yid.addr), + } + } + }, + (ExprData::Const(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::Const(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::App(xl, xr, _), ExprData::App(yl, yr, _)) => { + compare_kexpr(xl, yl, ctx).compare(compare_kexpr(xr, yr, ctx)) + }, + (ExprData::App(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::App(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::Lam(_, _, xt, xb, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, yt, yb, _)) => { + compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx).compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)) + }, + (ExprData::Lam(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::Lam(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::All(_, _, xt, xb, _), ExprData::All(_, _, yt, yb, _)) => { + compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx).compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)) + }, + (ExprData::All(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::All(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + ( + ExprData::Let(_, xt, xv, xb, _, _), + ExprData::Let(_, yt, yv, yb, _, _), + ) => SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( + |a, b| Ok::<_, ()>(compare_kexpr(a, b, ctx)), + &[xt, xv, xb], + &[yt, yv, yb], + ) + .expect("compare_kexpr is infallible"), + (ExprData::Let(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::Let(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::Nat(xv, _, _), ExprData::Nat(yv, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xv, yv), + (ExprData::Nat(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::Nat(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::Str(xv, _, _), ExprData::Str(yv, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xv, yv), + (ExprData::Str(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), + (_, ExprData::Str(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + + (ExprData::Prj(xid, xi, xb, _), ExprData::Prj(yid, yi, yb, _)) => { + // Type ref: ctx-aware (block-local) then ctx-miss falls back to + // address compare. Mirror compile-side `compare_expr(Proj)`. + let tn = match (ctx.get(&xid.addr), ctx.get(&yid.addr)) { + (Some(nx), Some(ny)) => SOrd::weak_cmp(&nx, &ny), + (Some(_), None) => SOrd::lt(true), + (None, Some(_)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (None, None) => SOrd::cmp(&xid.addr, &yid.addr), + }; + tn.compare(SOrd::cmp(xi, yi)).compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)) + }, + } +} + +/// Compare two recursor rules: `(fields, rhs)`. Mirrors +/// `compare_recr_rule` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2526`). +pub fn compare_krec_rule( + x: &RecRule, + y: &RecRule, + ctx: &KMutCtx, +) -> SOrd { + SOrd::cmp(&x.fields, &y.fields).compare(compare_kexpr(&x.rhs, &y.rhs, ctx)) +} + +/// Compare two `KConst::Indc` payloads. Mirrors `compare_indc` +/// (`src/ix/compile.rs:2472`). +/// +/// Field order: +/// `(is_rec, is_unsafe, lvls, params, indices, |ctors|, ty, ctors[*])`. +/// +/// `is_rec` and `is_unsafe` participate so alpha-collapse can't merge +/// inductives whose derived flags differ. +fn compare_kindc( + x_lvls: u64, + x_params: u64, + x_indices: u64, + x_is_rec: bool, + x_is_unsafe: bool, + x_ty: &KExpr, + x_ctors: &[KId], + y_lvls: u64, + y_params: u64, + y_indices: u64, + y_is_rec: bool, + y_is_unsafe: bool, + y_ty: &KExpr, + y_ctors: &[KId], + ctx: &KMutCtx, + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> SOrd { + SOrd::cmp(&x_is_rec, &y_is_rec) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_is_unsafe, &y_is_unsafe)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_params, &y_params)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_indices, &y_indices)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_ctors.len(), &y_ctors.len())) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)) + .compare( + SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( + |a, b| { + let xc = resolve_ctor(a); + let yc = resolve_ctor(b); + Ok::<_, ()>(match (xc, yc) { + (Some(xc), Some(yc)) => compare_kctor(&xc, &yc, ctx), + // If either ctor is missing from env, fall back to address. + // This shouldn't happen for valid blocks but keeps the + // comparator total. + (None, _) | (_, None) => SOrd::cmp(&a.addr, &b.addr), + }) + }, + x_ctors, + y_ctors, + ) + .expect("compare_kctor is infallible"), + ) +} + +/// Compare two `KConst::Ctor` payloads. +/// Mirrors `compare_ctor_inner` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2412`): +/// `(lvls, cidx, params, fields, ty)`. +fn compare_kctor( + x: &KConst, + y: &KConst, + ctx: &KMutCtx, +) -> SOrd { + match (x, y) { + ( + KConst::Ctor { + lvls: xl, cidx: xc, params: xp, fields: xf, ty: xt, .. + }, + KConst::Ctor { + lvls: yl, cidx: yc, params: yp, fields: yf, ty: yt, .. + }, + ) => SOrd::cmp(xl, yl) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(xc, yc)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(xp, yp)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(xf, yf)) + .compare(compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx)), + _ => SOrd::cmp(&kconst_kind_ord(x), &kconst_kind_ord(y)), + } +} + +/// Compare two `KConst::Recr` payloads. Mirrors `compare_recr` +/// (`src/ix/compile.rs:2540`): +/// `(lvls, params, indices, motives, minors, k, ty, rules[*])`. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn compare_krecr( + x_lvls: u64, + x_params: u64, + x_indices: u64, + x_motives: u64, + x_minors: u64, + x_k: bool, + x_ty: &KExpr, + x_rules: &[RecRule], + y_lvls: u64, + y_params: u64, + y_indices: u64, + y_motives: u64, + y_minors: u64, + y_k: bool, + y_ty: &KExpr, + y_rules: &[RecRule], + ctx: &KMutCtx, +) -> SOrd { + SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_params, &y_params)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_indices, &y_indices)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_motives, &y_motives)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_minors, &y_minors)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_k, &y_k)) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)) + .compare( + SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( + |a, b| Ok::<_, ()>(compare_krec_rule(a, b, ctx)), + x_rules, + y_rules, + ) + .expect("compare_krec_rule is infallible"), + ) +} + +/// Compare two `KConst::Defn` payloads. Mirrors `compare_defn` +/// (`src/ix/compile.rs:2373`): +/// `(kind, lvls, ty, val)`. +/// +/// Note: `safety` and `hints` are intentionally NOT compared — matches +/// the compile-side comparator field-for-field. Compile-side decides +/// alpha-collapse on the canonical IXON form, which doesn't include +/// hints (and treats safety as a separate sidecar in practice). +fn compare_kdefn( + x_kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind, + x_lvls: u64, + x_ty: &KExpr, + x_val: &KExpr, + y_kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind, + y_lvls: u64, + y_ty: &KExpr, + y_val: &KExpr, + ctx: &KMutCtx, +) -> SOrd { + SOrd::cmp(&x_kind, &y_kind) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls)) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_val, y_val, ctx)) +} + +/// A stable kind ordinal for cross-kind `KConst` comparison. Matches the +/// compile-side `mut_const_kind` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2590`) tagging: +/// Defn=0, Indc=1, Recr=2; Axio/Quot/Ctor are not block-eligible but +/// receive distinct slots for total comparator behavior. +fn kconst_kind_ord(c: &KConst) -> u8 { + match c { + KConst::Defn { .. } => 0, + KConst::Indc { .. } => 1, + KConst::Recr { .. } => 2, + KConst::Ctor { .. } => 3, + KConst::Axio { .. } => 4, + KConst::Quot { .. } => 5, + } +} + +/// Compare two block-eligible `KConst`s with full structural ordering. +/// Different kinds order by `kconst_kind_ord`; same-kind dispatch goes to +/// the kind-specific comparator. +/// +/// `resolve_ctor` is invoked for each Indc-vs-Indc comparison to fetch +/// the concrete `KConst::Ctor` referenced by a ctor `KId`. The kernel +/// caller threads a closure that consults `KEnv::get`. +pub fn compare_kconst( + x: &KConst, + y: &KConst, + ctx: &KMutCtx, + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> SOrd { + match (x, y) { + ( + KConst::Defn { kind: xk, lvls: xl, ty: xt, val: xv, .. }, + KConst::Defn { kind: yk, lvls: yl, ty: yt, val: yv, .. }, + ) => compare_kdefn::(*xk, *xl, xt, xv, *yk, *yl, yt, yv, ctx), + ( + KConst::Indc { + lvls: xl, + params: xp, + indices: xi, + is_rec: xr, + is_unsafe: xu, + ty: xt, + ctors: xc, + .. + }, + KConst::Indc { + lvls: yl, + params: yp, + indices: yi, + is_rec: yr, + is_unsafe: yu, + ty: yt, + ctors: yc, + .. + }, + ) => compare_kindc::( + *xl, + *xp, + *xi, + *xr, + *xu, + xt, + xc, + *yl, + *yp, + *yi, + *yr, + *yu, + yt, + yc, + ctx, + resolve_ctor, + ), + ( + KConst::Recr { + lvls: xl, + params: xp, + indices: xi, + motives: xm, + minors: xn, + k: xk, + ty: xt, + rules: xr, + .. + }, + KConst::Recr { + lvls: yl, + params: yp, + indices: yi, + motives: ym, + minors: yn, + k: yk, + ty: yt, + rules: yr, + .. + }, + ) => compare_krecr::( + *xl, *xp, *xi, *xm, *xn, *xk, xt, xr, *yl, *yp, *yi, *ym, *yn, *yk, yt, + yr, ctx, + ), + _ => SOrd::cmp(&kconst_kind_ord(x), &kconst_kind_ord(y)), + } +} + +// =========================================================================== +// Sort_consts port (iterative partition refinement) +// =========================================================================== + +/// Merge two sorted slices of `(KId, &KConst)` pairs. Mirrors `merge` +/// (`src/ix/compile.rs:2671`). +fn merge<'a, M: KernelMode>( + left: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)>, + right: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)>, + ctx: &KMutCtx, + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)> { + let mut result = Vec::with_capacity(left.len() + right.len()); + let mut left_iter = left.into_iter(); + let mut right_iter = right.into_iter(); + let mut left_item = left_iter.next(); + let mut right_item = right_iter.next(); + + while let (Some(l), Some(r)) = (&left_item, &right_item) { + let cmp = compare_kconst(l.1, r.1, ctx, resolve_ctor).ordering; + if cmp == Ordering::Greater { + result.push(right_item.take().unwrap()); + right_item = right_iter.next(); + } else { + result.push(left_item.take().unwrap()); + left_item = left_iter.next(); + } + } + if let Some(l) = left_item { + result.push(l); + result.extend(left_iter); + } + if let Some(r) = right_item { + result.push(r); + result.extend(right_iter); + } + result +} + +/// Merge-sort a class of `(KId, &KConst)` pairs by structural comparison. +/// Mirrors `sort_by_compare` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2708`). +fn sort_by_compare<'a, M: KernelMode>( + items: &[(KId, &'a KConst)], + ctx: &KMutCtx, + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)> { + if items.len() <= 1 { + return items.to_vec(); + } + let mid = items.len() / 2; + let (left, right) = items.split_at(mid); + let left = sort_by_compare::(left, ctx, resolve_ctor); + let right = sort_by_compare::(right, ctx, resolve_ctor); + merge::(left, right, ctx, resolve_ctor) +} + +/// Group consecutive equal elements in a sorted slice. Mirrors `group_by` +/// (`src/ix/compile.rs:2644`) — the consecutive-equal grouping is sound +/// because the input is already sorted by the same comparator. +fn group_consecutive<'a, M: KernelMode>( + items: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)>, + ctx: &KMutCtx, + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> Vec, &'a KConst)>> { + let mut groups: Vec, &'a KConst)>> = Vec::new(); + let mut current: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)> = Vec::new(); + for item in items { + if let Some(last) = current.last() { + let eq = compare_kconst(last.1, item.1, ctx, resolve_ctor).ordering + == Ordering::Equal; + if eq { + current.push(item); + } else { + groups.push(std::mem::replace(&mut current, vec![item])); + } + } else { + current.push(item); + } + } + if !current.is_empty() { + groups.push(current); + } + groups +} + +/// Sort kernel constants into canonical equivalence classes. +/// +/// Iterative refinement (mirroring `sort_consts`, +/// `src/ix/compile.rs:2727`): +/// +/// 1. Seed with all members in a single class. +/// 2. Build `KMutCtx` from the current partition. +/// 3. Sort each multi-element class structurally; group adjacent equals. +/// 4. Tiebreak each class by `id.addr` (kernel analogue of compile-side's +/// `class.sort_by_key(|x| x.name())`). +/// 5. Repeat until the partition stabilizes. +/// +/// Returns equivalence classes in canonical order. Within-class element +/// order is by ascending `id.addr` and is observationally invisible (all +/// members in a class compile to byte-identical canonical forms — they +/// share an `Address`). +pub fn sort_kconsts<'a, M: KernelMode>( + members: &[(KId, &'a KConst)], + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> Vec, &'a KConst)>> { + sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::( + members, + resolve_ctor, + &|id: &KId, _c: &KConst| id.addr.clone(), + ) +} + +/// Sort kernel constants using the same partition-refinement algorithm as +/// [`sort_kconsts`], but let callers provide the deterministic seed/tiebreak +/// key. Compile-side `sort_consts` seeds and stabilizes each class by +/// `MutConst.name()`; kernel aux reconstruction uses this hook to feed the +/// hash of the compiler's synthetic aux name instead of the transient content +/// address used for the synthetic `KId`. +pub fn sort_kconsts_with_seed_key<'a, M: KernelMode>( + members: &[(KId, &'a KConst)], + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, + seed_key: &dyn Fn(&KId, &KConst) -> Address, +) -> Vec, &'a KConst)>> { + if members.is_empty() { + return Vec::new(); + } + + // Seed with a single class, ordered by the caller's compile-side analogue. + let mut seed: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)> = members.to_vec(); + seed.sort_by(|a, b| { + seed_key(&a.0, a.1) + .cmp(&seed_key(&b.0, b.1)) + .then_with(|| a.0.addr.cmp(&b.0.addr)) + }); + let mut classes: Vec, &'a KConst)>> = vec![seed]; + + loop { + let ctx = KMutCtx::from_id_classes::(&classes); + let mut new_classes: Vec, &'a KConst)>> = Vec::new(); + for class in classes.iter() { + match class.len() { + 0 => unreachable!("sort_kconsts: empty class"), + 1 => new_classes.push(class.clone()), + _ => { + let sorted = sort_by_compare::(class, &ctx, resolve_ctor); + let groups = group_consecutive::(sorted, &ctx, resolve_ctor); + new_classes.extend(groups); + }, + } + } + // Tiebreak within each class using the same seed key. For aux constants + // this mirrors compile-side `class.sort_by_key(|x| x.name())`, which + // determines the representative of an alpha-equivalence class. + for class in new_classes.iter_mut() { + class.sort_by(|a, b| { + seed_key(&a.0, a.1) + .cmp(&seed_key(&b.0, b.1)) + .then_with(|| a.0.addr.cmp(&b.0.addr)) + }); + } + if classes_eq(&classes, &new_classes) { + return new_classes; + } + classes = new_classes; + } +} + +fn classes_eq( + a: &[Vec<(KId, &KConst)>], + b: &[Vec<(KId, &KConst)>], +) -> bool { + if a.len() != b.len() { + return false; + } + for (ca, cb) in a.iter().zip(b.iter()) { + if ca.len() != cb.len() { + return false; + } + for (xa, xb) in ca.iter().zip(cb.iter()) { + if xa.0.addr != xb.0.addr { + return false; + } + } + } + true +} + +fn default_seed_key(id: &KId) -> Address { + M::meta_name(&id.name) + .map(|name| Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash())) + .unwrap_or_else(|| id.addr.clone()) +} + +fn validate_by_full_refinement( + block_addr: &Address, + members: &[(KId, &KConst)], + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let classes = + sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::(members, resolve_ctor, &|id, _| { + default_seed_key::(id) + }); + + if classes.len() != members.len() { + let pos = classes.iter().position(|class| class.len() > 1).unwrap_or(0); + return Err(TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { + block: block_addr.clone(), + pos, + ordering: Ordering::Equal, + }); + } + + for (i, (class, member)) in classes.iter().zip(members.iter()).enumerate() { + if class.len() != 1 || class[0].0.addr != member.0.addr { + return Err(TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { + block: block_addr.clone(), + pos: i, + ordering: Ordering::Greater, + }); + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + +// =========================================================================== +// Single-pass primary block validation +// =========================================================================== + +/// Validate that a stored primary block ships in canonical (sort_consts) +/// order. +/// +/// Walks adjacent pairs under the singleton partition and requires strong +/// strict `Less`. Two immediate failure modes: +/// +/// - `Greater` — the stored order disagrees with sort_consts. +/// - `Equal` — two distinct stored entries are alpha-equivalent. The +/// compiler should have collapsed them to one canonical Ixon constant; +/// shipping two separate addresses for the same alpha-equivalence class +/// is a canonicity violation. +/// +/// A weak `Less` means the singleton partition itself supplied the +/// distinguishing order for a block-local recursive reference. That is not +/// proof of canonicity, so validation falls back to the full iterative +/// `sort_kconsts` refinement and accepts only if refinement returns the same +/// ordered list of singleton classes. +/// +/// Returns `Ok(())` only if every adjacent pair is strongly `Less`, or if the +/// fallback refinement proves the stored singleton order is already canonical. +/// +/// `resolve_ctor` is the env lookup the comparator needs to recurse +/// through Indc ctors. The kernel caller passes a closure over `KEnv::get`. +pub fn validate_canonical_block_single_pass( + block_addr: &Address, + members: &[(KId, &KConst)], + resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, +) -> Result<(), TcError> { + if members.len() < 2 { + return Ok(()); + } + let ctx = KMutCtx::from_id_pairs::(members); + for (i, w) in members.windows(2).enumerate() { + let so = compare_kconst(w[0].1, w[1].1, &ctx, resolve_ctor); + match so.ordering { + Ordering::Less if so.strong => continue, + Ordering::Less => { + return validate_by_full_refinement(block_addr, members, resolve_ctor); + }, + Ordering::Equal => { + return Err(TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { + block: block_addr.clone(), + pos: i, + ordering: Ordering::Equal, + }); + }, + Ordering::Greater => { + return Err(TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { + block: block_addr.clone(), + pos: i, + ordering: Ordering::Greater, + }); + }, + } + } + Ok(()) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::address::Address; + use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, Name}; + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; + + use super::super::expr::KExpr; + use super::super::level::KUniv; + use super::super::mode::Anon; + + type AE = KExpr; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { + Address::hash(s.as_bytes()) + } + + fn mk_order_addr(byte: u8) -> Address { + Address::from_slice(&[byte; 32]).unwrap() + } + + fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) + } + + fn sort0() -> AE { + KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()) + } + + fn nat() -> AE { + AE::cnst(mk_id("Nat"), Box::new([])) + } + + fn mk_indc( + addr: &str, + params: u64, + indices: u64, + ctors: Vec>, + ty: AE, + ) -> (KId, KConst) { + let id = mk_id(addr); + let c = KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params, + indices, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: KId::new(mk_addr("blk"), ()), + member_idx: 0, + ty, + ctors, + lean_all: (), + }; + (id, c) + } + + fn mk_ctor(_addr: &str, fields: u64, params: u64, ty: AE) -> KConst { + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: KId::new(mk_addr("anon-ind"), ()), + cidx: 0, + params, + fields, + ty, + } + } + + fn no_ctors() -> Box) -> Option>> { + Box::new(|_| None) + } + + // ---- compare_kuniv ---- + + #[test] + fn compare_kuniv_zero_eq_zero() { + let z = AU::zero(); + let z2 = AU::zero(); + assert_eq!(compare_kuniv(&z, &z2).ordering, Ordering::Equal); + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kuniv_zero_lt_succ() { + let z = AU::zero(); + let s = AU::succ(AU::zero()); + assert_eq!(compare_kuniv(&z, &s).ordering, Ordering::Less); + assert_eq!(compare_kuniv(&s, &z).ordering, Ordering::Greater); + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kuniv_param_by_index() { + assert_eq!( + compare_kuniv(&AU::param(0, ()), &AU::param(1, ())).ordering, + Ordering::Less + ); + assert_eq!( + compare_kuniv(&AU::param(2, ()), &AU::param(2, ())).ordering, + Ordering::Equal + ); + } + + // ---- compare_kexpr ---- + + #[test] + fn compare_kexpr_alpha_blind() { + // Lambdas with different binder names but same structure compare Equal. + let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + // In Anon mode names are erased, so this is trivially the case; + // the test still asserts the structural-only comparator + let l1 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + let l2 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); + assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&l1, &l2, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Equal); + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kexpr_var_ordering() { + let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&v0, &v1, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Less); + assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&v1, &v0, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Greater); + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kexpr_const_external_by_addr() { + let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + // Two distinct Const refs neither in the ctx → fall back to address. + let a = AE::cnst(mk_id("Foo"), Box::new([])); + let b = AE::cnst(mk_id("Bar"), Box::new([])); + let so = compare_kexpr(&a, &b, &ctx); + let direct = mk_addr("Foo").cmp(&mk_addr("Bar")); + assert_eq!(so.ordering, direct); + assert!(so.strong); + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kexpr_const_block_local() { + // Build a ctx with two block-local addresses at distinct class indices. + let mut ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + ctx.map.insert(mk_addr("A"), 0); + ctx.map.insert(mk_addr("B"), 1); + let ca = AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])); + let cb = AE::cnst(mk_id("B"), Box::new([])); + let so = compare_kexpr(&ca, &cb, &ctx); + assert_eq!(so.ordering, Ordering::Less); + assert!(!so.strong); // weak: name-resolved (block-local) + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kexpr_const_block_local_vs_external() { + // A block-local Const compares Less than an external Const (matches + // compile-side: `Some(_), None` → Less). + let mut ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + ctx.map.insert(mk_addr("Local"), 0); + let local = AE::cnst(mk_id("Local"), Box::new([])); + let external = AE::cnst(mk_id("External"), Box::new([])); + assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&local, &external, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Less); + } + + // ---- compare_kindc / compare_kconst Indc-Indc ---- + + #[test] + fn compare_kindc_alpha_collapse() { + // Two Indcs with structurally-identical ctors and types compare Equal. + let ctor_id = mk_id("ctor1"); + let ctor1 = mk_ctor("ctor1", 0, 0, sort0()); + let ctor_id_2 = mk_id("ctor2"); + let ctor2 = mk_ctor("ctor2", 0, 0, sort0()); + let (_, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 0, 0, vec![ctor_id.clone()], sort0()); + let (_, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 0, 0, vec![ctor_id_2.clone()], sort0()); + + let resolve = move |id: &KId| -> Option> { + if id.addr == mk_addr("ctor1") { + Some(ctor1.clone()) + } else if id.addr == mk_addr("ctor2") { + Some(ctor2.clone()) + } else { + None + } + }; + let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + let so = compare_kconst(&ind_a, &ind_b, &ctx, &resolve); + assert_eq!(so.ordering, Ordering::Equal); + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kindc_orders_by_params() { + let resolve = move |_: &KId| -> Option> { None }; + let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + let (_, a) = mk_indc("A", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); // 1 param + let (_, b) = mk_indc("B", 2, 0, vec![], sort0()); // 2 params + assert_eq!(compare_kconst(&a, &b, &ctx, &resolve).ordering, Ordering::Less); + } + + // ---- sort_kconsts ---- + + #[test] + fn sort_kconsts_canonical_three_indcs() { + // Three Indcs with distinct params (1, 2, 3). sort_kconsts orders them + // ascending by params (the first discriminating field after the bools + // and lvls). + let resolve = move |_: &KId| -> Option> { None }; + let (id_a, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 3, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_b, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_c, ind_c) = mk_indc("C", 2, 0, vec![], sort0()); + + // Pass in arbitrary order + let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b), (id_c, &ind_c)]; + let classes = sort_kconsts::(&members, &resolve); + let order: Vec = classes + .iter() + .map(|cls| match cls[0].1 { + KConst::Indc { params, .. } => *params, + _ => unreachable!(), + }) + .collect(); + assert_eq!(order, vec![1, 2, 3]); + } + + #[test] + fn sort_kconsts_alpha_collapses_into_one_class() { + // Two structurally-identical Indcs collapse into a single class. + let resolve = move |_: &KId| -> Option> { None }; + let (id_a, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_b, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b)]; + let classes = sort_kconsts::(&members, &resolve); + assert_eq!(classes.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(classes[0].len(), 2); + } + + #[test] + fn sort_kconsts_seed_key_orders_equal_class_representative() { + // Aux sorting mirrors compile-side `sort_consts`: when structural + // refinement collapses two members, the representative is chosen by the + // compiler-shaped seed key, not by the transient synthetic address. + let resolve = move |_: &KId| -> Option> { None }; + let (id_a, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_b, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let id_a_addr = id_a.addr.clone(); + let id_b_addr = id_b.addr.clone(); + let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b)]; + + let classes = + sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::(&members, &resolve, &|id, _| { + if id.addr == id_b_addr { + mk_order_addr(0) + } else if id.addr == id_a_addr { + mk_order_addr(1) + } else { + id.addr.clone() + } + }); + assert_eq!(classes.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(classes[0].len(), 2); + assert_eq!(classes[0][0].0.addr, id_b_addr); + } + + // ---- validate_canonical_block_single_pass ---- + + #[test] + fn validate_single_pass_accepts_canonical_order() { + // Three Indcs with distinct params in ascending canonical order — Ok. + let resolve = move |_: &KId| -> Option> { None }; + let (id_a, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_b, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 2, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_c, ind_c) = mk_indc("C", 3, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b), (id_c, &ind_c)]; + let res: Result<(), TcError> = + validate_canonical_block_single_pass(&mk_addr("blk"), &members, &resolve); + assert!(res.is_ok()); + } + + #[test] + fn validate_single_pass_rejects_swap() { + // Wrong order — Greater at the first adjacent pair. + let resolve = move |_: &KId| -> Option> { None }; + let (id_a, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 2, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_b, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); // wrong: 1 < 2 + let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b)]; + let res: Result<(), TcError> = + validate_canonical_block_single_pass(&mk_addr("blk"), &members, &resolve); + match res { + Err(TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { ordering, pos, .. }) => { + assert_eq!(ordering, Ordering::Greater); + assert_eq!(pos, 0); + }, + _ => panic!("expected NonCanonicalBlock(Greater) at pos 0, got {res:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn validate_single_pass_rejects_uncollapsed_alpha() { + // Two structurally-identical Indcs adjacent — Equal, must reject. + let resolve = move |_: &KId| -> Option> { None }; + let (id_a, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_b, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b)]; + let res: Result<(), TcError> = + validate_canonical_block_single_pass(&mk_addr("blk"), &members, &resolve); + match res { + Err(TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { ordering, pos, .. }) => { + assert_eq!(ordering, Ordering::Equal); + assert_eq!(pos, 0); + }, + _ => panic!("expected NonCanonicalBlock(Equal) at pos 0, got {res:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn validate_single_pass_rejects_recursive_alpha_pair_via_refinement() { + // The singleton partition makes each self-reference look ordered: + // + // A.ctor : A -> A + // B.ctor : B -> B + // + // compares as weak-Less because the provisional ctx maps A ↦ 0 and + // B ↦ 1. That weak order is not a canonicity proof; full refinement + // starts with A and B in the same class, sees both self-references as + // equal, and must reject the uncollapsed alpha pair. + let id_a = mk_id("A"); + let id_b = mk_id("B"); + let ctor_a_id = mk_id("A.mk"); + let ctor_b_id = mk_id("B.mk"); + + let self_a = AE::cnst(id_a.clone(), Box::new([])); + let self_b = AE::cnst(id_b.clone(), Box::new([])); + let ctor_a = mk_ctor("A.mk", 1, 0, AE::all((), (), self_a.clone(), self_a)); + let ctor_b = mk_ctor("B.mk", 1, 0, AE::all((), (), self_b.clone(), self_b)); + let (_, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 0, 0, vec![ctor_a_id.clone()], sort0()); + let (_, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 0, 0, vec![ctor_b_id.clone()], sort0()); + let resolve = move |id: &KId| -> Option> { + if id.addr == ctor_a_id.addr { + Some(ctor_a.clone()) + } else if id.addr == ctor_b_id.addr { + Some(ctor_b.clone()) + } else { + None + } + }; + + let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b)]; + let singleton_ctx = KMutCtx::from_id_pairs::(&members); + let singleton_cmp = + compare_kconst(&ind_a, &ind_b, &singleton_ctx, &resolve); + assert_eq!(singleton_cmp.ordering, Ordering::Less); + assert!(!singleton_cmp.strong); + + let res: Result<(), TcError> = + validate_canonical_block_single_pass(&mk_addr("blk"), &members, &resolve); + match res { + Err(TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { ordering, pos, .. }) => { + assert_eq!(ordering, Ordering::Equal); + assert_eq!(pos, 0); + }, + _ => panic!( + "expected refinement to reject recursive alpha pair, got {res:?}" + ), + } + } + + // ---- KMutCtx ---- + + #[test] + fn kmutctx_from_id_pairs_assigns_class_per_member() { + let (id_a, c_a) = mk_indc("A", 0, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let (id_b, c_b) = mk_indc("B", 0, 0, vec![], sort0()); + let pairs = vec![(id_a.clone(), &c_a), (id_b.clone(), &c_b)]; + let ctx = KMutCtx::from_id_pairs::(&pairs); + assert_eq!(ctx.get(&id_a.addr), Some(0)); + assert_eq!(ctx.get(&id_b.addr), Some(1)); + } + + #[test] + fn kmutctx_ctors_get_offset_indices() { + let ctor_id = mk_id("c1"); + let (id_a, c_a) = mk_indc("A", 0, 0, vec![ctor_id.clone()], sort0()); + let pairs = vec![(id_a.clone(), &c_a)]; + let ctx = KMutCtx::from_id_pairs::(&pairs); + assert_eq!(ctx.get(&id_a.addr), Some(0)); + // 1 class → ctor offsets start at 1 + assert_eq!(ctx.get(&ctor_id.addr), Some(1)); + } + + // Silence the dead-code warnings on imports kept for future use: + #[test] + fn _imports_smoke() { + let _ = sort0(); + let _ = nat(); + let _ = no_ctors(); + let _ = ReducibilityHints::Opaque; + let _ = DefinitionSafety::Safe; + let _ = DefKind::Definition; + let _ = BinderInfo::Default; + let _ = Name::anon(); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index 5f26e147..b6683f36 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, QuotKind}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; +use super::env::BlockCheckStart; use super::error::TcError; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; @@ -29,9 +30,46 @@ static IX_DECL_DIFF: LazyLock = static IX_PHASE_TIMING: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_PHASE_TIMING").is_ok()); +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)] +enum CheckBlockKind { + Defn, + Inductive, + Recursor, +} + impl TypeChecker { + /// Return the whole-block check key for a constant when its block has a + /// supported homogeneous shape. This is used by batch schedulers to avoid + /// assigning multiple workers to members of the same block. + pub fn coordinated_check_block_for_const( + &self, + id: &KId, + ) -> Option> { + let c = self.env.get(id)?; + self.coordinated_block_for(&c) + } + /// Type-check a single constant. Clears per-constant caches first. pub fn check_const(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> + where + M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, + { + let c = + self.env.get(id).ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))?; + if let Some(block) = self.coordinated_block_for(&c) { + return match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { + BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, + BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { + let result = self.check_block_body(&block, id); + self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) + }, + }; + } + + self.check_const_member_fresh(id) + } + + fn check_const_member_fresh(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> where M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, { @@ -42,7 +80,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { .get(id) .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))? .clone(); + self.check_const_member(id, &c) + } + fn check_const_member( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + c: &KConst, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> + where + M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, + { if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { return Err(TcError::Other("duplicate universe level parameter".into())); } @@ -83,7 +131,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let def_eq_elapsed = t_def_eq_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); if !def_eq_ok { - if *IX_DECL_DIFF { + if *IX_DECL_DIFF && self.debug_label_matches_env() { // Post-whnf forms on both sides so we can see where // reduction terminates and hence which reduction rule // (delta, iota, native, ...) is missing for convergence. @@ -141,8 +189,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { // matches), plus generated-canonical-vs-stored rule comparison // via `is_def_eq`. The rule generator (shared between the // kernel and the compile-time aux_gen) produces the same - // output for original and canonical inductives, so the - // syntactic compare is sound against either env. + // output for original and canonical inductives, with the nested-aux + // ordering selected by the KEnv (`Source` for `orig_kenv`, + // `Canonical` for compiled Ixon), so the syntactic compare is sound + // against either env. // // The old Array vs `_nested.Array_1` false positives are // resolved by the two-env split: `check_originals` runs @@ -151,14 +201,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { // canonical env (aux-restored). Neither carries the compile- // time overlay pollution that motivated removing the syntactic // path earlier. - self.check_recursor(id)?; + self.check_recursor_member(id)?; Ok(()) }, KConst::Indc { ty, .. } => { let t = self.infer(ty)?; self.ensure_sort(&t)?; - self.check_inductive(id)?; + self.check_inductive_member(id)?; Ok(()) }, @@ -169,12 +219,126 @@ impl TypeChecker { // This ensures standalone ctorInfo is rejected if it doesn't // match its declared inductive. let induct = induct.clone(); - self.check_ctor_against_inductive(id, &induct)?; + self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(id, &induct)?; Ok(()) }, } } + fn coordinated_block_for(&self, c: &KConst) -> Option> { + match c { + KConst::Defn { block, .. } => { + self.coordinated_block_if_kind(block, CheckBlockKind::Defn) + }, + KConst::Indc { block, .. } => { + self.coordinated_block_if_kind(block, CheckBlockKind::Inductive) + }, + KConst::Ctor { induct, .. } => { + let parent = self.env.get(induct)?; + match parent { + KConst::Indc { block, .. } => { + self.coordinated_block_if_kind(&block, CheckBlockKind::Inductive) + }, + _ => None, + } + }, + KConst::Recr { block, .. } => { + self.coordinated_block_if_kind(block, CheckBlockKind::Recursor) + }, + KConst::Axio { .. } | KConst::Quot { .. } => None, + } + } + + fn coordinated_block_if_kind( + &self, + block: &KId, + expected: CheckBlockKind, + ) -> Option> { + let members = self.env.get_block(block)?; + match self.classify_block(&members) { + Ok(kind) if kind == expected => Some(block.clone()), + Ok(_) => None, + Err(_) => None, + } + } + + fn classify_block( + &self, + members: &[KId], + ) -> Result> { + if members.is_empty() { + return Err(TcError::Other("empty check block".into())); + } + + let mut saw_defn = false; + let mut saw_recr = false; + let mut saw_inductive_like = false; + for member in members { + match self + .env + .get(member) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))? + { + KConst::Defn { .. } => saw_defn = true, + KConst::Recr { .. } => saw_recr = true, + KConst::Indc { .. } | KConst::Ctor { .. } => { + saw_inductive_like = true; + }, + KConst::Axio { .. } | KConst::Quot { .. } => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "unsupported check block {member}: axiom/quotient member" + ))); + }, + } + } + + match (saw_defn, saw_inductive_like, saw_recr) { + (true, false, false) => Ok(CheckBlockKind::Defn), + (false, true, false) => Ok(CheckBlockKind::Inductive), + (false, false, true) => Ok(CheckBlockKind::Recursor), + _ => Err(TcError::Other( + "unsupported mixed check block: expected only definitions, only inductives/constructors, or only recursors" + .into(), + )), + } + } + + fn check_block_body( + &mut self, + block: &KId, + requested: &KId, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> + where + M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, + { + let members = + self.env.get_block(block).unwrap_or_else(|| vec![requested.clone()]); + for member in &members { + let c = self + .env + .get(member) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "duplicate universe level parameter".into(), + )); + } + } + match self.classify_block(&members)? { + CheckBlockKind::Defn => { + let mut peak = 0; + for member in &members { + self.check_const_member_fresh(member)?; + peak = peak.max(self.def_eq_peak); + } + self.def_eq_peak = peak; + Ok(()) + }, + CheckBlockKind::Inductive => self.check_inductive_block(block, &members), + CheckBlockKind::Recursor => self.check_recursor_block(block, &members), + } + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // #5: Quotient type validation // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -375,6 +539,24 @@ impl TypeChecker { &id.addr.hex()[..8] ))); }, + Some(KConst::Recr { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe recursor {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Indc { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe inductive {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Ctor { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe constructor {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, _ => {}, }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { @@ -401,7 +583,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; + use std::sync::{Arc, Barrier}; + use std::thread; use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; @@ -673,6 +856,137 @@ mod tests { tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).unwrap(); } + #[test] + fn safe_definition_rejects_unsafe_inductive_ref() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let unsafe_ty = mk_id("UnsafeTy"); + env.insert( + unsafe_ty.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: true, + nested: 0, + block: unsafe_ty.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + let unsafe_expr = AE::cnst(unsafe_ty, Box::new([])); + env.insert( + mk_id("useUnsafe"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::all((), (), unsafe_expr.clone(), unsafe_expr.clone()), + val: AE::lam((), (), unsafe_expr, AE::var(0, ())), + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("useUnsafe"), + }, + ); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + match tc.check_const(&mk_id("useUnsafe")) { + Err(TcError::Other(s)) => assert!(s.contains("unsafe inductive")), + other => { + panic!("expected unsafe-inductive reference error, got {other:?}") + }, + } + } + + fn insert_id_def(env: &Arc>, id: KId, block: KId) { + env.insert( + id, + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()), + val: AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())), + lean_all: (), + block, + }, + ); + } + + #[test] + fn checking_one_definition_checks_sibling_block() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let block = mk_id("def_block"); + let good = mk_id("good"); + let bad = mk_id("bad"); + insert_id_def(&env, good.clone(), block.clone()); + env.insert( + bad.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()), + val: sort1(), + lean_all: (), + block: block.clone(), + }, + ); + env.insert_block(block.clone(), vec![good.clone(), bad.clone()]); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let first = tc.check_const(&good).unwrap_err(); + let mut tc2 = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let second = tc2.check_const(&bad).unwrap_err(); + + assert_eq!(format!("{first}"), format!("{second}")); + assert!(env.block_check_results.get(&block).is_some_and(|r| r.is_err())); + } + + #[test] + fn concurrent_definition_block_checks_share_result() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let block = mk_id("parallel_def_block"); + let a = mk_id("a"); + let b = mk_id("b"); + insert_id_def(&env, a.clone(), block.clone()); + insert_id_def(&env, b.clone(), block.clone()); + env.insert_block(block.clone(), vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]); + + let barrier = Arc::new(Barrier::new(3)); + let mut handles = Vec::new(); + for id in [a, b] { + let env = Arc::clone(&env); + let barrier = Arc::clone(&barrier); + handles.push(thread::spawn(move || { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env); + barrier.wait(); + tc.check_const(&id) + })); + } + barrier.wait(); + + for handle in handles { + handle.join().unwrap().unwrap(); + } + assert_eq!(env.block_check_results.len(), 1); + assert!(env.block_check_results.get(&block).is_some_and(|r| r.is_ok())); + } + // ========================================================================= // Axiom with unknown referent in its type errors // ========================================================================= diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 5cec4160..753e1f9f 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; +use super::canonical_check::{KMutCtx, compare_kexpr}; use super::constant::KConst; use super::env::Addr; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; @@ -40,6 +41,18 @@ static IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE: LazyLock> = static IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG").is_ok()); +/// Dump the expression pair when `is_def_eq` hits its recursion/fuel guard. +/// The optional env var value is used as a substring filter over the two head +/// constants; an empty value dumps every guard hit. +static IX_DEF_EQ_MAX_DUMP: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DEF_EQ_MAX_DUMP").ok()); + +static IX_ETA_TRACE: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_ETA_TRACE").ok()); + +static IX_PROJ_DELTA_TRACE: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_PROJ_DELTA_TRACE").ok()); + static DEF_EQ_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); @@ -50,7 +63,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { a: &KExpr, b: &KExpr, ) -> Result> { - self.tick()?; if *IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG { let n = DEF_EQ_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { @@ -60,6 +72,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { if a.ptr_eq(b) { return Ok(true); } + if a.hash_key() == b.hash_key() { + return Ok(true); + } + if compare_kexpr(a, b, &KMutCtx::default()).ordering + == std::cmp::Ordering::Equal + { + return Ok(true); + } // Diagnostic trace: emit a `[deq]` line when either side's head // constant name contains the configured substring. Keeps output @@ -68,18 +88,16 @@ impl TypeChecker { let a_hit = head_const_name(a).is_some_and(|n| n.contains(prefix)); let b_hit = head_const_name(b).is_some_and(|n| n.contains(prefix)); if a_hit || b_hit { - let a_whnf_str = match self.whnf(a) { - Ok(w) => format!("{w}"), - Err(e) => format!("ERR {e}"), - }; - let b_whnf_str = match self.whnf(b) { - Ok(w) => format!("{w}"), - Err(e) => format!("ERR {e}"), - }; - eprintln!("[deq] depth={} a= {}", self.def_eq_depth, a); - eprintln!("[deq] depth={} a_whnf= {}", self.def_eq_depth, a_whnf_str); - eprintln!("[deq] depth={} b= {}", self.def_eq_depth, b); - eprintln!("[deq] depth={} b_whnf= {}", self.def_eq_depth, b_whnf_str); + eprintln!( + "[deq] depth={} a={}", + self.def_eq_depth, + compact_def_eq_expr(a) + ); + eprintln!( + "[deq] depth={} b={}", + self.def_eq_depth, + compact_def_eq_expr(b) + ); true } else { false @@ -88,8 +106,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { false }; - // Context-aware EquivManager: closed exprs (lbr==0) share across - // contexts, open exprs under let-bindings are isolated by ctx_id. + // Context-aware EquivManager/cache: closed exprs (lbr==0) share across + // contexts. Open exprs are isolated by ctx_id because proof irrelevance + // can consult local types even when no let-bindings are present. // // Build `a_key` and `b_key` ONCE and reuse them throughout. The // `eq_ctx` Arc is cloned once into `a_key`; `b_key` receives the @@ -101,22 +120,22 @@ impl TypeChecker { // `.clone()` pair to feed `add_equiv` there — it's mutually // exclusive with the main-path `add_equiv`, so at most one pair // of clones is ever charged. - let eq_ctx = if self.num_let_bindings > 0 && (a.lbr() > 0 || b.lbr() > 0) { - self.ctx_id.clone() - } else { + let eq_ctx = if a.lbr() == 0 && b.lbr() == 0 { empty_ctx_addr() + } else { + self.ctx_id.clone() }; let a_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); - let b_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx); + let b_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); if self.equiv_manager.is_equiv(&a_key, &b_key) { return Ok(true); } let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(a.hash_key(), b.hash_key()); - let cache_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id.clone()); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key) { - return Ok(*cached); + let cache_key = (lo, hi, eq_ctx.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key).map(|v| *v) { + return Ok(cached); } // Equiv-root second-chance: if (a,b) not cached, try (root(a), root(b)). @@ -126,24 +145,31 @@ impl TypeChecker { ) && (a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key) { let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); - let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, self.ctx_id.clone()); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key) { - if *cached { + let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, eq_ctx.clone()); + let cached = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key).map(|v| *v); + if let Some(cached) = cached { + if cached { // Rare branch: the main-path `add_equiv` below is skipped by // the early return, so clone here instead of moving. self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key.clone(), b_key.clone()); } - self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, *cached); - return Ok(*cached); + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); + return Ok(cached); } } + // Charge recursive fuel only after the O(1) exits above. Large proof + // terms can perform hundreds of thousands of pointer/equiv/cache hits; + // those should not consume the same budget as an actual comparison. + self.tick()?; + self.def_eq_depth += 1; if self.def_eq_depth > self.def_eq_peak { self.def_eq_peak = self.def_eq_depth; } if self.def_eq_depth > MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH { self.def_eq_depth -= 1; + self.dump_def_eq_max("depth", a, b, None, None); return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); } @@ -208,6 +234,23 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } + // Tier 1d: beta/iota/zeta-only app congruence before projection + // definitions and primitive wrappers are exposed. This catches open + // wrappers where one side is syntactically `C args` and the other is a + // beta-redex reducing to the same `C args`; unfolding them can expose + // recursive implementation details such as `Nat.brecOn.go`. + let ca = self.whnf_core(a)?; + let cb = self.whnf_core(b)?; + if ca.ptr_eq(&cb) { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.quick_def_eq(&ca, &cb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + if self.try_def_eq_app(&ca, &cb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + // Tier 2: WHNF without delta let mut wa = self.whnf_no_delta(a)?; let mut wb = self.whnf_no_delta(b)?; @@ -223,10 +266,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(true); } + // Congruence before lazy delta. This keeps open primitive-wrapper terms + // such as `Nat.sub (x + 1) y` from unfolding to their recursive model when + // both sides already have the same head and definitionally equal args. + if self.try_def_eq_app(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } + // Tier 4: iterative lazy delta (lean4lean lazyDeltaReduction) let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; loop { if fuel == 0 { + self.dump_def_eq_max("fuel", a, b, Some(&wa), Some(&wb)); return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); } fuel -= 1; @@ -388,6 +439,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { return Ok(true); } + if self.try_structural_congruence(&wa, &wb)? { + return Ok(true); + } self.is_def_eq_whnf(&wa, &wb) } @@ -857,11 +911,16 @@ impl TypeChecker { ) -> Result> { use super::tc::collect_app_spine; + let t_norm = self.whnf_no_delta(t).unwrap_or_else(|_| t.clone()); + // s must be a constructor application let (s_head, s_args) = collect_app_spine(s); let ctor_id = match s_head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), - _ => return Ok(false), + _ => { + self.dump_eta_trace("rhs-not-ctor-head", None, 0, &t_norm, s); + return Ok(false); + }, }; // Head must be a constructor @@ -869,11 +928,21 @@ impl TypeChecker { Some(KConst::Ctor { induct, params, fields, .. }) => { (induct.clone(), u64_to_usize::(params)?, u64_to_usize::(fields)?) }, - _ => return Ok(false), + _ => { + self.dump_eta_trace("rhs-head-not-ctor", Some(&ctor_id), 0, &t_norm, s); + return Ok(false); + }, }; // Must be fully applied if s_args.len() != num_params + num_fields { + self.dump_eta_trace( + "ctor-arity", + Some(&ctor_id), + s_args.len(), + &t_norm, + s, + ); return Ok(false); } @@ -881,10 +950,26 @@ impl TypeChecker { match self.env.get(&induct_id) { Some(KConst::Indc { is_rec, indices, ctors, .. }) => { if is_rec || indices != 0 || ctors.len() != 1 { + self.dump_eta_trace( + "not-struct-like", + Some(&induct_id), + 0, + &t_norm, + s, + ); return Ok(false); } }, - _ => return Ok(false), + _ => { + self.dump_eta_trace( + "inductive-missing", + Some(&induct_id), + 0, + &t_norm, + s, + ); + return Ok(false); + }, } // Types must be def-eq (lean4lean tryEtaStructCore, line 515). @@ -894,28 +979,84 @@ impl TypeChecker { // where eta-expanding creates projections that would be unsound for Prop. let s_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(s)) { Ok(ty) => ty, - Err(_) => return Ok(false), + Err(_) => { + self.dump_eta_trace("infer-rhs-type", Some(&induct_id), 0, t, s); + return Ok(false); + }, }; - let t_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(t)) { + let t_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&t_norm)) { Ok(ty) => ty, - Err(_) => return Ok(false), + Err(_) => { + self.dump_eta_trace("infer-lhs-type", Some(&induct_id), 0, &t_norm, s); + return Ok(false); + }, }; if !self.is_def_eq(&t_ty, &s_ty)? { + self.dump_eta_trace("type-mismatch", Some(&induct_id), 0, &t_norm, s); return Ok(false); } + if let Some(base) = + self.eta_expansion_base(&induct_id, num_params, num_fields, &s_args)? + && self.is_def_eq(&t_norm, &base)? + { + self.dump_eta_trace( + "eta-base", + Some(&induct_id), + num_fields, + &t_norm, + &base, + ); + return Ok(true); + } + // Compare each field: proj(induct, i, t) ≡ s_args[params + i] for i in 0..num_fields { let proj = - self.intern(KExpr::prj(induct_id.clone(), i as u64, t.clone())); + self.intern(KExpr::prj(induct_id.clone(), i as u64, t_norm.clone())); if !self.is_def_eq(&proj, &s_args[num_params + i])? { + self.dump_eta_trace( + "field-mismatch", + Some(&induct_id), + i, + &proj, + &s_args[num_params + i], + ); return Ok(false); } } + self.dump_eta_trace("ok", Some(&induct_id), num_fields, &t_norm, s); Ok(true) } + fn eta_expansion_base( + &mut self, + induct_id: &KId, + num_params: usize, + num_fields: usize, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let mut base: Option> = None; + for i in 0..num_fields { + let field = &args[num_params + i]; + let field = self.whnf_no_delta(field)?; + let ExprData::Prj(id, idx, val, _) = field.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if id.addr != induct_id.addr || *idx != i as u64 { + return Ok(None); + } + let val = self.whnf_no_delta(val).unwrap_or_else(|_| val.clone()); + match &base { + Some(base) if base.hash_key() != val.hash_key() => return Ok(None), + Some(_) => {}, + None => base = Some(val), + } + } + Ok(base) + } + /// App spine comparison (lean4lean isDefEqApp): decompose both sides into /// head + args and compare componentwise. Handles multi-arg apps. fn try_def_eq_app( @@ -954,11 +1095,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } - /// Check if a constant is delta-reducible (definitions only, not theorems or opaques). + /// Check if a constant is delta-reducible. fn is_delta(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { matches!( self.env.get(id), - Some(KConst::Defn { kind, .. }) if kind == DefKind::Definition + Some(KConst::Defn { kind, .. }) + if matches!(kind, DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem) ) } @@ -1007,12 +1149,172 @@ impl TypeChecker { ), (ExprData::Var(i, _, _), ExprData::Var(j, _, _)) => Ok(i == j), (ExprData::Prj(id1, f1, v1, _), ExprData::Prj(id2, f2, v2, _)) => { - Ok(id1.addr == id2.addr && f1 == f2 && self.is_def_eq(v1, v2)?) + if id1.addr != id2.addr || f1 != f2 { + return Ok(false); + } + let mut v1 = v1.clone(); + let mut v2 = v2.clone(); + self.lazy_delta_proj_reduction(id1, *f1, &mut v1, &mut v2) }, _ => Ok(false), } } + fn lazy_delta_proj_reduction( + &mut self, + struct_id: &KId, + field: u64, + a: &mut KExpr, + b: &mut KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; + loop { + if fuel == 0 { + self.dump_def_eq_max("proj-delta-fuel", a, b, None, None); + return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + } + fuel -= 1; + match self.lazy_delta_reduction_step(a, b)? { + LazyDeltaStep::Equal => return Ok(true), + LazyDeltaStep::Continue => continue, + LazyDeltaStep::Unknown => { + self.dump_proj_delta_trace("stuck", struct_id, field, a, b); + let pa = self.try_project_core(struct_id, field, a); + let pb = self.try_project_core(struct_id, field, b); + return match (pa, pb) { + (Some(pa), Some(pb)) => { + self.dump_proj_delta_trace( + "projected", + struct_id, + field, + &pa, + &pb, + ); + self.is_def_eq(&pa, &pb) + }, + _ => { + self.dump_proj_delta_trace("fallback", struct_id, field, a, b); + self.is_def_eq(a, b) + }, + }; + }, + } + } + } + + fn lazy_delta_reduction_step( + &mut self, + a: &mut KExpr, + b: &mut KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let a_head = head_const_id(a); + let b_head = head_const_id(b); + let a_delta = a_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); + let b_delta = b_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); + + if !a_delta && !b_delta { + return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Unknown); + } + + if a_delta && !b_delta { + if let Some(b2) = self.try_unfold_proj_app(b)? { + *b = b2; + } else if let Some(a2) = self.delta_unfold_one(a)? { + *a = self.whnf_core(&a2)?; + } else { + return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Unknown); + } + } else if !a_delta && b_delta { + if let Some(a2) = self.try_unfold_proj_app(a)? { + *a = a2; + } else if let Some(b2) = self.delta_unfold_one(b)? { + *b = self.whnf_core(&b2)?; + } else { + return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Unknown); + } + } else { + let a_id = a_head.as_ref().expect("a_delta implies head"); + let b_id = b_head.as_ref().expect("b_delta implies head"); + let cmp = self.def_weight_id(a_id).cmp(&self.def_weight_id(b_id)); + if cmp.is_gt() { + if let Some(a2) = self.delta_unfold_one(a)? { + *a = self.whnf_core(&a2)?; + } else { + return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Unknown); + } + } else if cmp.is_lt() { + if let Some(b2) = self.delta_unfold_one(b)? { + *b = self.whnf_core(&b2)?; + } else { + return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Unknown); + } + } else { + if a_id.addr == b_id.addr + && self.is_regular(a_id) + && let Some(true) = self.try_same_head_spine(a, b)? + { + return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Equal); + } + let a2 = self.delta_unfold_one(a)?; + let b2 = self.delta_unfold_one(b)?; + match (a2, b2) { + (Some(a2), Some(b2)) => { + *a = self.whnf_core(&a2)?; + *b = self.whnf_core(&b2)?; + }, + (Some(a2), None) => *a = self.whnf_core(&a2)?, + (None, Some(b2)) => *b = self.whnf_core(&b2)?, + (None, None) => return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Unknown), + } + } + } + + if a.ptr_eq(b) || self.quick_def_eq(a, b)? { + Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Equal) + } else { + Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Continue) + } + } + + fn try_project_core( + &mut self, + struct_id: &KId, + field: u64, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Option> { + self.try_proj_reduce(struct_id, field, e) + } + + fn dump_proj_delta_trace( + &self, + phase: &str, + id: &KId, + field: u64, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) { + let Some(filter) = IX_PROJ_DELTA_TRACE.as_ref() else { + return; + }; + if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { + return; + } + let id_s = id.to_string(); + if !filter.is_empty() && !id_s.contains(filter) { + return; + } + eprintln!( + "[proj-delta] const={} depth={} phase={} proj={}.{} a={} b={}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.def_eq_depth, + phase, + id, + field, + compact_def_eq_expr(a), + compact_def_eq_expr(b) + ); + } + /// If the head of `e` is a projection, try reducing it via whnf_no_delta. /// Returns the reduced form if it changed, None otherwise (lean4lean tryUnfoldProjApp). fn try_unfold_proj_app( @@ -1026,6 +1328,93 @@ impl TypeChecker { let reduced = self.whnf_no_delta(e)?; if reduced.ptr_eq(e) { Ok(None) } else { Ok(Some(reduced)) } } + + fn dump_eta_trace( + &self, + reason: &str, + id: Option<&KId>, + idx: usize, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) { + let Some(filter) = IX_ETA_TRACE.as_ref() else { + return; + }; + if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { + return; + } + let id_s = id.map(|id| id.to_string()).unwrap_or_else(|| "".into()); + if !filter.is_empty() && !id_s.contains(filter) { + return; + } + eprintln!( + "[eta] const={} depth={} reason={} id={} idx={} a={} b={}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.def_eq_depth, + reason, + id_s, + idx, + compact_def_eq_expr(a), + compact_def_eq_expr(b) + ); + } +} + +enum LazyDeltaStep { + Equal, + Unknown, + Continue, +} + +fn compact_def_eq_expr(e: &KExpr) -> String { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let base = match head.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => format!("Sort({u})"), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => format!("{id}.{{{}}}", us.len()), + ExprData::App(..) => "app".to_string(), + ExprData::Lam(..) => "lam".to_string(), + ExprData::All(..) => "forall".to_string(), + ExprData::Let(..) => "let".to_string(), + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + format!("Prj({id}.{field}, {})", compact_def_eq_expr(val)) + }, + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => format!("Nat({})", v.0), + ExprData::Str(v, _, _) => format!("Str(len={})", v.len()), + }; + if args.is_empty() { + format!("{base}@{}", short_def_eq_addr(e)) + } else { + let shown = args + .iter() + .take(6) + .map(compact_def_eq_head) + .collect::>() + .join(", "); + let more = if args.len() > 6 { ", ..." } else { "" }; + format!("{base}/{} [{shown}{more}]@{}", args.len(), short_def_eq_addr(e)) + } +} + +fn compact_def_eq_head(e: &KExpr) -> String { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let base = match head.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => format!("Sort({u})"), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => format!("{id}.{{{}}}", us.len()), + ExprData::App(..) => "app".to_string(), + ExprData::Lam(..) => "lam".to_string(), + ExprData::All(..) => "forall".to_string(), + ExprData::Let(..) => "let".to_string(), + ExprData::Prj(id, field, _, _) => format!("Prj({id}.{field})"), + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => format!("Nat({})", v.0), + ExprData::Str(v, _, _) => format!("Str(len={})", v.len()), + }; + if args.is_empty() { base } else { format!("{base}/{}", args.len()) } +} + +fn short_def_eq_addr(e: &KExpr) -> String { + e.addr().to_hex().chars().take(12).collect() } /// Canonical ordering for cache keys: (min, max) by hash bytes. @@ -1057,6 +1446,50 @@ fn head_const_name(e: &KExpr) -> Option { Some(format!("{id}")) } +impl TypeChecker { + fn dump_def_eq_max( + &self, + kind: &str, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + wa: Option<&KExpr>, + wb: Option<&KExpr>, + ) { + let Some(filter) = IX_DEF_EQ_MAX_DUMP.as_ref() else { + return; + }; + if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { + return; + } + let a_head = head_const_name(a).unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); + let b_head = head_const_name(b).unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); + let wa_head = + wa.and_then(head_const_name).unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); + let wb_head = + wb.and_then(head_const_name).unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); + if !filter.is_empty() + && !a_head.contains(filter) + && !b_head.contains(filter) + && !wa_head.contains(filter) + && !wb_head.contains(filter) + { + return; + } + eprintln!( + "[deq max] {kind} depth={} a_head={} b_head={} wa_head={} wb_head={}", + self.def_eq_depth, a_head, b_head, wa_head, wb_head + ); + eprintln!(" a: {a}"); + eprintln!(" b: {b}"); + if let Some(wa) = wa { + eprintln!(" wa: {wa}"); + } + if let Some(wb) = wb { + eprintln!(" wb: {wb}"); + } + } +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use std::sync::Arc; @@ -1066,13 +1499,14 @@ mod tests { use super::super::expr::KExpr; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; - use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::mode::{Anon, Meta}; use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; use crate::ix::address::Address; - use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, ReducibilityHints}; + use crate::ix::env::{DataValue, DefinitionSafety, Name, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; type AE = KExpr; + type ME = KExpr; type AU = KUniv; fn mk_addr(s: &str) -> Address { @@ -1081,10 +1515,21 @@ mod tests { fn mk_id(s: &str) -> KId { KId::new(mk_addr(s), ()) } + fn mk_meta_name(s: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in s.split('.') { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + name + } fn sort0() -> AE { AE::sort(AU::zero()) } + fn sort1() -> AE { + AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) + } + fn env_with_id() -> Arc> { let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); @@ -1142,6 +1587,25 @@ mod tests { assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&c1, &c2).unwrap()); } + #[test] + fn def_eq_ignores_meta_mdata() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let id = KId::new(mk_addr("C"), mk_meta_name("C")); + let tagged = ME::cnst_mdata( + id.clone(), + Box::new([]), + vec![vec![( + mk_meta_name("tag"), + DataValue::OfString("ignored".to_string()), + )]], + ); + let plain = ME::cnst(id, Box::new([])); + + assert_ne!(tagged.addr(), plain.addr()); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&tagged, &plain).unwrap()); + } + #[test] fn def_eq_const_diff_addr() { let env = env_with_id(); @@ -1199,6 +1663,22 @@ mod tests { assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); } + #[test] + fn def_eq_closed_cache_ignores_context_across_checkers() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let a = AE::app(AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])), sort0()); + let b = sort0(); + + let mut tc1 = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + assert!(tc1.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); + let cache_len = env.def_eq_cache.len(); + + let mut tc2 = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + tc2.push_local(sort1()); + assert!(tc2.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); + assert_eq!(env.def_eq_cache.len(), cache_len); + } + // ========================================================================= // Tier 3: proof irrelevance // diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index f4e824d8..81af8eeb 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -6,14 +6,15 @@ //! All mutable state uses `DashMap`/`DashSet` for lock-free concurrent access. //! Multiple `TypeChecker` instances can share one `Arc` and run in parallel. -use std::collections::BTreeSet; -use std::sync::{Arc, OnceLock}; +use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashSet}; +use std::sync::{Arc, Condvar, Mutex, OnceLock}; use dashmap::{DashMap, DashSet}; use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; +use super::error::TcError; use super::expr::KExpr; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; @@ -67,6 +68,32 @@ pub struct GeneratedRecursor { pub rules: Vec>, } +/// Which nested-auxiliary order generated recursor validation should use. +/// +/// Lean's original environment emits nested auxiliary recursors in the +/// source/queue order used by `elim_nested_inductive_fn`. Ix's compiled +/// environment canonicalizes the aux portion with `sort_consts` partition +/// refinement, so its stored recursors must be regenerated in canonical order. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)] +pub enum RecursorAuxOrder { + Source, + Canonical, +} + +/// Result of entering the block-check coordinator. +pub enum BlockCheckStart { + /// A finished result was already cached, or another owner finished while + /// this caller waited. + Cached(Result<(), TcError>), + /// This caller owns the check and must publish the result. + Owner(BlockCheckToken), +} + +/// Ownership token for a block currently being checked. +pub struct BlockCheckToken { + block: KId, +} + /// The global zero kernel environment. /// /// Thread-safe via `DashMap`/`DashSet`: supports concurrent reads and writes @@ -102,6 +129,11 @@ pub struct KEnv { /// Both modes read from this same cache — an `infer_only` lookup happily /// consumes a full-mode result since it's strictly stronger. pub infer_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// Infer-only cache: keyed like `infer_cache`, but populated only by + /// `with_infer_only` synthesis and read only while infer-only is active. + /// This keeps unchecked results out of the validated full-mode cache while + /// still sharing repeated proof-irrelevance/projection probes. + pub infer_only_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Def-eq cache: keyed by (expr_hash, expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. pub def_eq_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical ordering by hash. @@ -112,6 +144,8 @@ pub struct KEnv { pub ingress_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Generated recursors, keyed by inductive Muts block id. pub recursor_cache: DashMap, Vec>>, + /// Nested-auxiliary order expected by stored recursors in this environment. + pub recursor_aux_order: RecursorAuxOrder, /// Maps the set of major inductive KIds to the inductive block id. pub rec_majors_cache: DashMap>, KId>, /// Mutual-block peer-agreement cache: records block ids whose peers have @@ -120,6 +154,13 @@ pub struct KEnv { /// succeeds; collapses the naturally O(N²) per-peer iteration to O(N) /// total work per block across all the peers' individual checks. pub block_peer_agreement_cache: DashSet>, + /// Whole-block type-check results. Both successes and failures are cached, + /// so every member of a bad block reports the same structured failure. + pub block_check_results: DashMap, Result<(), TcError>>, + /// Blocks currently owned by a checker thread. + pub block_checks_in_progress: Mutex>>, + /// Waiters park here while another thread checks their block. + pub block_check_cv: Condvar, } impl Default for KEnv { @@ -130,6 +171,12 @@ impl Default for KEnv { impl KEnv { pub fn new() -> Self { + Self::new_with_recursor_aux_order(RecursorAuxOrder::Canonical) + } + + pub fn new_with_recursor_aux_order( + recursor_aux_order: RecursorAuxOrder, + ) -> Self { KEnv { consts: DashMap::default(), blocks: DashMap::default(), @@ -138,12 +185,17 @@ impl KEnv { whnf_cache: DashMap::default(), whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap::default(), infer_cache: DashMap::default(), + infer_only_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_failure: DashSet::default(), ingress_cache: DashMap::default(), recursor_cache: DashMap::default(), + recursor_aux_order, rec_majors_cache: DashMap::default(), block_peer_agreement_cache: DashSet::default(), + block_check_results: DashMap::default(), + block_checks_in_progress: Mutex::new(HashSet::new()), + block_check_cv: Condvar::new(), } } @@ -168,6 +220,12 @@ impl KEnv { } pub fn insert(&self, id: KId, c: KConst) { + if let Some(marker) = super::primitive::reserved_marker_name(&id.addr) { + panic!( + "attempted to insert {id} at reserved kernel marker address {marker} ({})", + id.addr.hex() + ); + } self.consts.insert(id, c); } @@ -198,11 +256,55 @@ impl KEnv { pub fn insert_block(&self, id: KId, members: Vec>) { self.blocks.insert(id, members); } + + /// Enter the shared whole-block checker. + /// + /// The first caller for `block` becomes owner. Concurrent callers wait on the + /// condition variable until the owner publishes a cached result. + pub fn begin_block_check(&self, block: &KId) -> BlockCheckStart { + loop { + if let Some(result) = self.block_check_results.get(block) { + return BlockCheckStart::Cached(result.value().clone()); + } + + let mut in_progress = self.block_checks_in_progress.lock().unwrap(); + if let Some(result) = self.block_check_results.get(block) { + return BlockCheckStart::Cached(result.value().clone()); + } + if in_progress.insert(block.clone()) { + return BlockCheckStart::Owner(BlockCheckToken { + block: block.clone(), + }); + } + + while in_progress.contains(block) { + in_progress = self.block_check_cv.wait(in_progress).unwrap(); + if let Some(result) = self.block_check_results.get(block) { + return BlockCheckStart::Cached(result.value().clone()); + } + } + } + } + + /// Publish a completed block-check result and wake all waiters. + pub fn finish_block_check( + &self, + token: BlockCheckToken, + result: Result<(), TcError>, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + self.block_check_results.insert(token.block.clone(), result.clone()); + let mut in_progress = self.block_checks_in_progress.lock().unwrap(); + in_progress.remove(&token.block); + drop(in_progress); + self.block_check_cv.notify_all(); + result + } } #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::primitive::PrimAddrs; use super::*; use crate::ix::address::Address; @@ -240,6 +342,14 @@ mod tests { assert!(env.get(&id).is_some()); } + #[test] + #[should_panic(expected = "reserved kernel marker")] + fn insert_reserved_marker_panics() { + let env = KEnv::::new(); + let id = KId::new(PrimAddrs::new().eager_reduce, ()); + env.insert(id, mk_axio("eager_reduce")); + } + #[test] fn contains_key_works() { let env = KEnv::::new(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs index 5acaa028..2138946a 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ //! Type checker error types. +use std::cmp::Ordering; + use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::expr::KExpr; @@ -13,7 +15,7 @@ pub fn u64_to_usize(val: u64) -> Result> { .map_err(|_e| TcError::Other(format!("{val} exceeds usize::MAX"))) } -#[derive(Debug)] +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] pub enum TcError { TypeExpected, FunExpected { @@ -46,6 +48,21 @@ pub enum TcError { }, DefEqFailed, MaxRecDepth, + /// A stored mutual block fails the kernel's canonicity check: under the + /// stored partition, an adjacent pair did not satisfy strict `Less`. + /// + /// - `Greater`: the stored order disagrees with `sort_consts`. + /// - `Equal`: two distinct entries are alpha-equivalent — the + /// compiler should have collapsed them to a single canonical Ixon + /// constant. Two separate addresses for the same alpha-equivalence + /// class is a canonicity violation. + /// + /// `pos` is the index of the first member of the offending pair. + NonCanonicalBlock { + block: Address, + pos: usize, + ordering: Ordering, + }, Other(String), } @@ -80,6 +97,18 @@ impl std::fmt::Display for TcError { }, TcError::DefEqFailed => write!(f, "definitional equality check failed"), TcError::MaxRecDepth => write!(f, "max recursion depth exceeded"), + TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { block, pos, ordering } => { + let dir = match ordering { + Ordering::Less => "Less", + Ordering::Equal => "Equal (uncollapsed alpha-equivalence)", + Ordering::Greater => "Greater (wrong order)", + }; + write!( + f, + "non-canonical block {:.12}: adjacent pair at position {pos} compares {dir} (expected strict Less)", + block.hex() + ) + }, TcError::Other(s) => write!(f, "{s}"), } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index f37448fc..20b102a3 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -9,7 +9,9 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::{GeneratedRecursor, InternTable}; +use super::env::{ + BlockCheckStart, GeneratedRecursor, InternTable, RecursorAuxOrder, +}; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; @@ -26,6 +28,13 @@ use super::tc::{TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, expr_mentions_any_addr}; static IX_TYPE_DIFF: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_TYPE_DIFF").is_ok()); +/// Emit nested-aux recursor ordering/selection diagnostics for names whose +/// display form starts with the configured prefix. Example: +/// `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP=Lean.Doc.Block`. +static IX_RECURSOR_DUMP: LazyLock> = LazyLock::new(|| { + std::env::var("IX_RECURSOR_DUMP").ok().filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) +}); + /// A member of the "flat" mutual block used for recursor generation. /// For non-nested inductives, this is just the original inductive. /// For nested occurrences (e.g., `Array Syntax` in Syntax's ctor fields), @@ -119,36 +128,121 @@ fn lower_vars_inner( } impl TypeChecker { - /// Validate an inductive type and its constructors. + /// Validate an inductive block. Pure inductive blocks are coordinated + /// through `KEnv`; legacy mixed source blocks fall back to the member check + /// to avoid caching a partial result under a mixed block id. pub fn check_inductive(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let (params, indices, lvls, ctors, block, is_rec, _nested, ty) = match self - .env - .get(id) - { - Some(KConst::Indc { - params, - indices, - lvls, - ctors, - block, - is_rec, - nested, - ty, - .. - }) => ( - params, - indices, - lvls, - ctors.clone(), - block.clone(), - is_rec, - nested, - ty.clone(), - ), + let block = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) => block.clone(), _ => { return Err(TcError::Other("check_inductive: not an inductive".into())); }, }; + let Some(members) = self.env.get_block(&block) else { + return self.check_inductive_member(id); + }; + if !members.iter().all(|member| { + matches!( + self.env.get(member), + Some(KConst::Indc { .. } | KConst::Ctor { .. }) + ) + }) { + return self.check_inductive_member(id); + } + + match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { + BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, + BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { + let result = self.check_inductive_block(&block, &members); + self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) + }, + } + } + + /// Validate every inductive and constructor in an inductive block. + pub(crate) fn check_inductive_block( + &mut self, + block: &KId, + members: &[KId], + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let mut ind_ids = Vec::new(); + let mut ctor_ids = Vec::new(); + + for member in members { + self.reset(); + match self + .env + .get(member) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))? + { + KConst::Indc { ty, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(&ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + ind_ids.push(member.clone()); + }, + KConst::Ctor { ty, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(&ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + ctor_ids.push(member.clone()); + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_inductive_block: non-inductive member {member} in block {block}" + ))); + }, + } + } + + for ind_id in &ind_ids { + self.reset(); + self.check_inductive_member(ind_id)?; + } + for ctor_id in &ctor_ids { + let induct = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { induct, .. }) => induct, + _ => continue, + }; + self.reset(); + self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, &induct)?; + } + Ok(()) + } + + /// Validate an inductive type and its constructors. + pub fn check_inductive_member( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let (params, indices, lvls, ctors, block, is_rec, is_unsafe, _nested, ty) = + match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { + params, + indices, + lvls, + ctors, + block, + is_rec, + is_unsafe, + nested, + ty, + .. + }) => ( + params, + indices, + lvls, + ctors.clone(), + block.clone(), + is_rec, + is_unsafe, + nested, + ty.clone(), + ), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_inductive: not an inductive".into(), + )); + }, + }; // Discover all inductives in the mutual block let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&block); @@ -246,8 +340,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { // A1: Parameter domain agreement self.check_param_agreement(&ty, &ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?)?; - // A3: Strict positivity - self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?, &block_addrs)?; + // A3: Strict positivity. Lean skips positivity for unsafe inductives; + // those declarations are admitted only as unsafe constants. + if !is_unsafe { + self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?, &block_addrs)?; + } // A4: Universe constraints self.check_field_universes( @@ -287,12 +384,45 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(()) } - /// Validate a standalone constructor against its parent inductive. - /// Runs the same A1–A4 checks that `check_inductive` runs per-ctor. + /// Validate a standalone constructor by checking its parent inductive block. pub fn check_ctor_against_inductive( &mut self, ctor_id: &KId, induct_id: &KId, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let block = match self.env.get(induct_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) => block.clone(), + _ => { + return self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, induct_id); + }, + }; + let Some(members) = self.env.get_block(&block) else { + return self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, induct_id); + }; + if !members.iter().all(|member| { + matches!( + self.env.get(member), + Some(KConst::Indc { .. } | KConst::Ctor { .. }) + ) + }) { + return self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, induct_id); + } + + match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { + BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, + BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { + let result = self.check_inductive_block(&block, &members); + self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) + }, + } + } + + /// Validate a standalone constructor against its parent inductive. + /// Runs the same A1–A4 checks that `check_inductive_member` runs per-ctor. + pub fn check_ctor_against_inductive_member( + &mut self, + ctor_id: &KId, + induct_id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let (ctor_ty, _ctor_params, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, params, fields, .. }) => { @@ -301,11 +431,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_ctor: not a constructor".into())), }; - let (ind_params, ind_indices, ind_lvls, ind_block, ind_ty) = + let (ind_params, ind_indices, ind_lvls, ind_block, ind_is_unsafe, ind_ty) = match self.env.get(induct_id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, lvls, block, ty, .. }) => { - (params, indices, lvls, block.clone(), ty.clone()) - }, + Some(KConst::Indc { + params, + indices, + lvls, + block, + is_unsafe, + ty, + .. + }) => (params, indices, lvls, block.clone(), is_unsafe, ty.clone()), _ => { return Err(TcError::Other( "check_ctor: parent inductive not found".into(), @@ -325,8 +461,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { // A1: Parameter domain agreement self.check_param_agreement(&ind_ty, &ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?)?; - // A3: Strict positivity - self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, &block_addrs)?; + // A3: Strict positivity. Match Lean: unsafe inductives bypass this check. + if !ind_is_unsafe { + self.check_positivity( + &ctor_ty, + u64_to_usize(ind_params)?, + &block_addrs, + )?; + } // A4: Universe constraints self.check_field_universes( @@ -660,6 +802,666 @@ impl TypeChecker { }); } + /// Rewrite nested occurrences in synthetic aux member/ctor types to the + /// corresponding synthetic aux constants before running `sort_consts` + /// partition refinement. Compile-side `expand_nested_block` does this via + /// its queue pass over all expanded constructors; the kernel has already + /// discovered the flat aux set, so it can rewrite by matching each + /// occurrence against that set. + fn replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + aux: &[FlatBlockMember], + aux_ids: &[KId], + block_us: &[KUniv], + n_block_params: u64, + local_depth: u64, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + if let Some(replaced) = self.try_replace_aux_ref_for_sort( + e, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )? { + return Ok(replaced); + } + + let result = match e.data() { + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + let f2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + f, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )?; + let a2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + a, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )?; + KExpr::app(f2, a2) + }, + ExprData::Lam(n, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + ty, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )?; + let body2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + body, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth + 1, + )?; + KExpr::lam(n.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + ExprData::All(n, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + ty, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )?; + let body2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + body, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth + 1, + )?; + KExpr::all(n.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + ExprData::Let(n, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + ty, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )?; + let val2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + val, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )?; + let body2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + body, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth + 1, + )?; + KExpr::let_(n.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + val, + aux, + aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + local_depth, + )?; + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + _ => return Ok(e.clone()), + }; + Ok(self.env.intern.intern_expr(result)) + } + + fn try_replace_aux_ref_for_sort( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + aux: &[FlatBlockMember], + aux_ids: &[KId], + block_us: &[KUniv], + n_block_params: u64, + local_depth: u64, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let head_id = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + for (idx, member) in aux.iter().enumerate() { + if member.id.addr != head_id.addr { + continue; + } + let own = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?; + if args.len() < own || member.spec_params.len() != own { + continue; + } + + let mut matched = true; + for (arg, sp) in args.iter().take(own).zip(member.spec_params.iter()) { + let sp_lifted = if local_depth > 0 { + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, local_depth, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + if !self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) { + matched = false; + break; + } + } + if !matched { + continue; + } + + let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let mut result = self.env.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst( + aux_ids[idx].clone(), + block_us.to_vec().into_boxed_slice(), + )); + for pi in 0..n_block_params { + let p = self.env.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::var( + local_depth + n_block_params - 1 - pi, + anon(), + )); + result = self.env.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::app(result, p)); + } + for idx_arg in args.iter().skip(own) { + result = + self.env.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::app(result, idx_arg.clone())); + } + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + + Ok(None) + } + + /// Compute the canonical aux ordering — kernel analogue of the + /// compile-side aux partition-refinement sort + /// (`src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs`). + /// + /// For each aux `FlatBlockMember`, synthesize a `KConst::Indc` view + /// (with its constructor `KConst::Ctor` views) that mirrors the + /// compile-side `MutConst::Indc` aux representation. Run + /// `sort_kconsts_with_seed_key` on the synthetic aux and return a + /// permutation `original_index → canonical_index` over the input slice. + /// + /// The synthetic indc carries the ext inductive's type with the + /// first `ext_n_params` Pi binders instantiated by the aux's + /// `spec_params`. The synthetic ctors carry the ext ctor's type + /// with the same instantiation. Compile-side wraps the result with + /// the block's parameter Pis and rewrites the ctor result head to + /// the aux name; the kernel mirror omits these wrappers because + /// every aux gets the same prefix (so it doesn't affect the + /// comparator's relative ordering) and uses synthetic aux KIds + /// derived from `(source index, ext_addr, spec_params hashes, + /// occurrence_us hashes)`. Alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct + /// synthetic members, then collapse into a single class under the + /// partition-refinement sorter just as compile-side distinct aux names + /// do. + /// + /// Returns a vector `perm[k] = original_idx_of_class_k_representative` + /// of length equal to the number of canonical classes. + fn canonical_aux_order( + &mut self, + aux: &[FlatBlockMember], + n_block_params: u64, + block_us: &[KUniv], + all0_name: Option, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + use crate::ix::env::Name; + use crate::ix::kernel::canonical_check::{ + KMutCtx, sort_kconsts_with_seed_key, + }; + use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + + // Build synthetic Indc + Ctor views for each aux. + // `aux_views[i]` corresponds to `aux[i]`. + let mut aux_indcs: Vec<(KId, KConst)> = Vec::with_capacity(aux.len()); + let mut all_ctor_lookup: FxHashMap> = + FxHashMap::default(); + let mut seed_key_by_addr: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); + let nested_prefix = + all0_name.map(|all0| Name::str(all0, "_nested".to_string())); + + let mut aux_ids: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(aux.len()); + let mut aux_seed_names: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(aux.len()); + for (source_idx, member) in aux.iter().enumerate() { + // Compile-side aux names are `._nested._` in source + // discovery order before the partition-refinement sort renames them + // by canonical position. `sort_consts` uses those names only as a + // deterministic seed/tiebreak, so the kernel feeds the same name hash + // into the sorter while keeping the synthetic KId address structural. + let ext_seed = M::meta_name(&member.id.name) + .map(|name| name.pretty().replace('.', "_")) + .unwrap_or_else(|| member.id.addr.hex()); + let seed_suffix = format!("{}_{}", ext_seed, source_idx + 1); + let seed_name = nested_prefix + .as_ref() + .map(|prefix| Name::str(prefix.clone(), seed_suffix.clone())) + .unwrap_or_else(|| { + Name::str( + Name::str(Name::anon(), "IxKernelAux".to_string()), + seed_suffix.clone(), + ) + }); + let seed_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*seed_name.get_hash()); + + // Synthetic aux KId: unique per discovered aux source slot, with the + // semantic content included so structurally equal aux still compare + // Equal and collapse under the current partition. + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(b"AUX_INDC_VIEW"); + h.update(&(source_idx as u64).to_le_bytes()); + h.update(member.id.addr.as_bytes()); + for sp in &member.spec_params { + h.update(sp.addr().as_bytes()); + } + for u in member.occurrence_us.iter() { + h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); + } + let aux_addr = + crate::ix::address::Address::from_blake3_hash(h.finalize()); + let aux_id = KId::new(aux_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(seed_name.clone())); + seed_key_by_addr.insert(aux_addr.clone(), seed_addr); + aux_ids.push(aux_id); + aux_seed_names.push(seed_name); + } + + for (source_idx, member) in aux.iter().enumerate() { + let aux_id = aux_ids[source_idx].clone(); + let seed_name = aux_seed_names[source_idx].clone(); + let aux_addr = aux_id.addr.clone(); + let (ext_ty, ext_ctors, ext_n_params, ext_n_indices) = + match self.env.get(&member.id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { ty, ctors, params, indices, .. }) => { + (ty.clone(), ctors.clone(), params, indices) + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "canonical_aux_order: aux ext is not an inductive".into(), + )); + }, + }; + + // Instantiate ext_ty: replace J's universe params with the + // occurrence's universe args, then walk past `ext_n_params` Pi + // binders, substituting with `spec_params`. The result is the + // aux's "internal" type — what `mem.typ` becomes after + // compile-side's `instantiate_pi_params(j_type_inst, + // ext_n_params, &spec_params)` step. + let mut typ = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ext_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; + for j in 0..ext_n_params { + let w = self.whnf(&typ)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + let body = body.clone(); + let p_idx = u64_to_usize::(j)?; + if p_idx >= member.spec_params.len() { + break; + } + let p = member.spec_params[p_idx].clone(); + typ = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &p, 0); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + typ = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + &typ, + aux, + &aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + 0, + )?; + + // Synthetic aux ctor KIds and KConst::Ctor entries. + let mut aux_ctor_kids: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ext_ctors.len()); + for (ci, ext_ctor_id) in ext_ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let (ext_ctor_ty, ext_ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ext_ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, fields, .. }) => (ty.clone(), fields), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "canonical_aux_order: aux ext ctor is not a ctor".into(), + )); + }, + }; + let mut ctor_typ = + self.instantiate_univ_params(&ext_ctor_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; + for j in 0..ext_n_params { + let w = self.whnf(&ctor_typ)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + let body = body.clone(); + let p_idx = u64_to_usize::(j)?; + if p_idx >= member.spec_params.len() { + break; + } + let p = member.spec_params[p_idx].clone(); + ctor_typ = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &p, 0); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Rewrite nested occurrences inside aux ctor types to block-local + // synthetic aux references before sorting. This mirrors the + // compile-side `replace_all_nested` queue pass over the expanded + // aux members. It covers both recursive fields such as + // `List (ListItem Block)` and the ctor result head itself. + ctor_typ = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( + &ctor_typ, + aux, + &aux_ids, + block_us, + n_block_params, + 0, + )?; + + let mut ch = blake3::Hasher::new(); + ch.update(b"AUX_CTOR_VIEW"); + ch.update(aux_addr.as_bytes()); + ch.update(ext_ctor_id.addr.as_bytes()); + let aux_ctor_addr = + crate::ix::address::Address::from_blake3_hash(ch.finalize()); + let aux_ctor_kid = KId::new( + aux_ctor_addr.clone(), + M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), + ); + + let aux_ctor = KConst::Ctor { + name: M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), + level_params: M::meta_field(vec![]), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: block_us.len() as u64, + induct: aux_id.clone(), + cidx: ci as u64, + params: n_block_params, + fields: ext_ctor_fields, + ty: ctor_typ, + }; + all_ctor_lookup.insert(aux_ctor_addr, aux_ctor); + aux_ctor_kids.push(aux_ctor_kid); + } + + let aux_indc = KConst::Indc { + name: M::meta_field(seed_name), + level_params: M::meta_field(vec![]), + lvls: block_us.len() as u64, + params: n_block_params, + indices: ext_n_indices, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: KId::new( + crate::ix::address::Address::hash(b"synthetic-aux-block"), + M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), + ), + member_idx: 0, + ty: typ, + ctors: aux_ctor_kids, + lean_all: M::meta_field(vec![]), + }; + + aux_indcs.push((aux_id, aux_indc)); + } + + // Build (KId, &KConst) pairs for sorting. + let pairs: Vec<(KId, &KConst)> = + aux_indcs.iter().map(|(id, c)| (id.clone(), c)).collect(); + + // resolve_ctor: synthetic ctors → synthetic KConst::Ctor. + let resolve_ctor = |cid: &KId| -> Option> { + all_ctor_lookup.get(&cid.addr).cloned() + }; + + let classes = + sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::(&pairs, &resolve_ctor, &|id: &KId, + _c: &KConst< + M, + >| { + seed_key_by_addr + .get(&id.addr) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| id.addr.clone()) + }); + + // For each canonical class, pick the representative chosen by the + // compiler-shaped seed key. Alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct + // synthetic members until partition refinement collapses them, matching + // compile-side `sort_consts`. + let aux_addr_to_orig_idx: FxHashMap = + pairs + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, (id, _))| (id.addr.clone(), i)) + .collect(); + let mut perm: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(classes.len()); + for class in &classes { + // The sorter keeps each class ordered by the compiler-shaped seed + // key, so the first member is the same representative compile-side + // `sort_consts` would choose for an alpha-equivalence class. + let rep_addr = &class[0].0.addr; + let orig_idx = *aux_addr_to_orig_idx.get(rep_addr).ok_or_else(|| { + TcError::Other( + "canonical_aux_order: synthetic addr not in original index map" + .into(), + ) + })?; + perm.push(orig_idx); + } + let _ = KMutCtx::default(); // re-export anchor for doc cross-ref + Ok(perm) + } + + fn recursor_dump_matches_id(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { + IX_RECURSOR_DUMP + .as_ref() + .is_some_and(|prefix| format!("{id}").starts_with(prefix)) + } + + fn recursor_dump_matches_block( + &self, + block_id: &KId, + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + ) -> bool { + IX_RECURSOR_DUMP.as_ref().is_some_and(|prefix| { + format!("{block_id}").starts_with(prefix) + || flat.iter().any(|m| format!("{}", m.id).starts_with(prefix)) + }) + } + + fn dump_flat_aux_order( + &self, + label: &str, + block_id: &KId, + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + n_originals: usize, + ) { + if !self.recursor_dump_matches_block(block_id, flat) { + return; + } + eprintln!( + "[recursor.dump] {label} flat aux order for {block_id}: originals={} aux={}", + n_originals, + flat.len().saturating_sub(n_originals) + ); + for (aux_i, member) in flat.iter().skip(n_originals).enumerate() { + let spec = + member.spec_params.iter().map(|e| format!("{e}")).collect::>(); + eprintln!( + " aux[{aux_i:2}] id={} own_params={} indices={} spec={spec:?}", + member.id, member.own_params, member.n_indices + ); + } + } + + fn recursor_major_domain_for_addr( + &mut self, + rec_ty: &KExpr, + prefix_skip: u64, + target_addr: &Address, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + const MAX_MAJOR_SCAN_FORALLS: u64 = 64; + + let mut ty = rec_ty.clone(); + for _ in 0..prefix_skip { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => ty = body.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + } + } + + for _ in 0..=MAX_MAJOR_SCAN_FORALLS { + let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(dom); + if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() + && id.addr == *target_addr + && matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) + { + return Ok(Some(dom.clone())); + } + ty = body.clone(); + }, + _ => return Ok(None), + } + } + + Ok(None) + } + + fn major_domain_signature_eq( + &mut self, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let (a_head, a_args) = collect_app_spine(a); + let (b_head, b_args) = collect_app_spine(b); + let (a_id, a_us) = match a_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id, us), + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + let (b_id, b_us) = match b_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => (id, us), + _ => return Ok(false), + }; + if a_id.addr != b_id.addr + || a_us.len() != b_us.len() + || a_args.len() != b_args.len() + { + return Ok(false); + } + if !a_us.iter().zip(b_us.iter()).all(|(u, v)| univ_eq(u, v)) { + return Ok(false); + } + for (a_arg, b_arg) in a_args.iter().zip(b_args.iter()) { + if !self.is_def_eq(a_arg, b_arg)? { + return Ok(false); + } + } + Ok(true) + } + + fn major_domain_signature_text(domain: Option<&KExpr>) -> String { + match domain { + Some(d) => { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(d); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + format!("head={id} args={} dom={d}", args.len()) + }, + _ => format!("head= args={} dom={d}", args.len()), + } + }, + None => "".to_string(), + } + } + + fn dump_rule_rhs_first_diff( + &mut self, + lhs: &KExpr, + rhs: &KExpr, + path: &str, + depth: u64, + ) -> Result> { + if self.is_def_eq(lhs, rhs)? { + return Ok(false); + } + if depth > 80 { + eprintln!("[rule rhs diff] first diff {path}: recursion limit"); + eprintln!(" gen: {lhs}"); + eprintln!(" sto: {rhs}"); + return Ok(true); + } + + let lw = self.whnf(lhs)?; + let rw = self.whnf(rhs)?; + match (lw.data(), rw.data()) { + ( + ExprData::Lam(_, _, lty, lbody, _), + ExprData::Lam(_, _, rty, rbody, _), + ) + | ( + ExprData::All(_, _, lty, lbody, _), + ExprData::All(_, _, rty, rbody, _), + ) => { + if !self.is_def_eq(lty, rty)? { + eprintln!("[rule rhs diff] first diff {path}.dom"); + eprintln!(" gen: {lty}"); + eprintln!(" sto: {rty}"); + return Ok(true); + } + self.push_local(lty.clone()); + let found = self.dump_rule_rhs_first_diff( + lbody, + rbody, + &format!("{path}.body"), + depth + 1, + ); + self.pop_local(); + found + }, + (ExprData::App(lf, la, _), ExprData::App(rf, ra, _)) => { + if self.dump_rule_rhs_first_diff( + lf, + rf, + &format!("{path}.fn"), + depth + 1, + )? { + return Ok(true); + } + self.dump_rule_rhs_first_diff(la, ra, &format!("{path}.arg"), depth + 1) + }, + _ => { + eprintln!("[rule rhs diff] first diff {path}"); + eprintln!(" gen: {lw}"); + eprintln!(" sto: {rw}"); + Ok(true) + }, + } + } + /// A1: Check that the first `n_params` forall domains of ind_ty and ctor_ty agree. fn check_param_agreement( &mut self, @@ -1248,7 +2050,51 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; // Build flat block (detects nested occurrences). - let flat = self.build_flat_block(&block_inds, n_params, univ_offset)?; + let mut flat = self.build_flat_block(&block_inds, n_params, univ_offset)?; + let n_originals = block_inds.len(); + self.dump_flat_aux_order("pre-canonical", block_id, &flat, n_originals); + + // Canonicalize the discovered aux portion of `flat` when the stored + // recursors come from Ix's compiled environment. Lean's original + // recursors use source/queue aux order, so `lean_ingress` marks + // `orig_kenv` with `RecursorAuxOrder::Source` and skips this step. + // + // The stored recursor block ships aux recursors at positions + // determined by the compiler's canonical aux order. For + // position-by-position recursor matching to work, the kernel's flat + // block must list aux in the same canonical order. Since aux are + // discovered transiently (not serialized), the kernel re-runs + // `sort_consts` on its own discovery output. See + // `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §6.2 and the rationale in + // `plans/the-nested-inductive-work-declarative-naur.md`. + if self.env.recursor_aux_order == RecursorAuxOrder::Canonical + && flat.len() > n_originals + 1 + { + let block_us = flat[0].occurrence_us.to_vec(); + let all0_name = block_inds.first().and_then(|id| M::meta_name(&id.name)); + let canonical_order = self.canonical_aux_order( + &flat[n_originals..], + n_params, + &block_us, + all0_name, + )?; + if self.recursor_dump_matches_block(block_id, &flat) { + eprintln!("[recursor.dump] canonical_order={canonical_order:?}"); + } + // Apply the permutation produced by sort_consts: each canonical + // class index k maps to one representative aux from the original + // discovery order. Alpha-equivalent aux collapse to a single rep + // (matching the compile-side dedup behaviour). + let aux_part = flat[n_originals..].to_vec(); + let mut new_aux: Vec> = + Vec::with_capacity(canonical_order.len()); + for &orig_idx in &canonical_order { + new_aux.push(aux_part[orig_idx].clone()); + } + flat.truncate(n_originals); + flat.extend(new_aux); + } + self.dump_flat_aux_order("post-canonical", block_id, &flat, n_originals); // Convert flat block to ind_infos format for existing build_motive_type / build_rec_type. // For auxiliary members, we need their type from the environment. @@ -1284,7 +2130,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Generate recursor type for each ORIGINAL inductive (not auxiliaries). // The recursor type spans all flat block members (motives, minors). let mut generated = Vec::new(); - let n_originals = block_inds.len(); for di in 0..n_originals { let rec_type = self.build_rec_type( di, @@ -1298,7 +2143,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { generated.push(GeneratedRecursor { ind_addr: flat[di].id.addr.clone(), ty: rec_type, - rules: vec![], // TODO: rule generation + // Rules are populated later from the recursor block by + // `populate_recursor_rules_from_block`. + rules: vec![], }); } @@ -1316,10 +2163,34 @@ impl TypeChecker { generated.push(GeneratedRecursor { ind_addr: flat[di].id.addr.clone(), ty: rec_type, + // Rules are populated later from the recursor block by + // `populate_recursor_rules_from_block`. rules: vec![], }); } + if self.recursor_dump_matches_block(block_id, &flat) { + let n_motives = flat.len() as u64; + let n_minors: u64 = flat.iter().map(|m| m.ctors.len() as u64).sum(); + let prefix_skip = n_params + n_motives + n_minors; + eprintln!( + "[recursor.dump] generated recursors for {block_id}: count={} prefix_skip={prefix_skip}", + generated.len() + ); + for (gi, g) in generated.iter().enumerate() { + let major = self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr( + &g.ty, + prefix_skip, + &g.ind_addr, + )?; + eprintln!( + " gen[{gi:2}] ind_addr={} {}", + &g.ind_addr.hex()[..8], + Self::major_domain_signature_text(major.as_ref()) + ); + } + } + // Find peer recursor KIds for rule RHS generation. // Each flat member needs its corresponding recursor constant for IH values. let peer_recs = self.find_peer_recursors(block_id, &flat); @@ -1333,6 +2204,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields, _ => 0, }; + let generated_rec_ty = generated_rec.ty.clone(); match self.build_rule_rhs( gi, ci, @@ -1340,6 +2212,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { member, &flat, peers, + &generated_rec_ty, u64_to_usize(n_params)?, is_large, univ_offset, @@ -2326,47 +3199,48 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } - /// Late rule generation: when rules are empty because peer recursors weren't - /// available at inductive-check time, try regenerating using the recursor's - /// own block to find peers. - fn try_late_rule_generation( + /// Populate canonical recursor rules from the actual recursor block peers. + /// + /// `generate_block_recursors` is driven from the inductive block, where the + /// recursor constants are not necessarily block members. With block-level + /// recursor checking, the recursor block is available before comparing any + /// sibling. Build the rule RHSs once from that block and store them back at + /// the generated-recursors indices. This avoids per-member fallback rule + /// generation and, critically, disambiguates duplicate nested auxiliaries by + /// the full major premise signature instead of by inductive address alone. + fn populate_recursor_rules_from_block( &mut self, ind_block_id: &KId, rec_block_id: &KId, - ind_id: &KId, - ) -> Result>, TcError> { - // Get the cached flat block and generated recursors - let generated = match self.env.recursor_cache.get(ind_block_id) { + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let generated_snapshot = match self.env.recursor_cache.get(ind_block_id) { Some(g) => g.clone(), - None => return Ok(vec![]), + None => return Ok(()), }; + if generated_snapshot.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } - // Find peer recursors from the RECURSOR's block (not the inductive's). - // Match each peer recursor to our flat block by its major inductive address. - let flat_len = generated.len(); let members = match self.env.blocks.get(rec_block_id) { Some(m) => m.clone(), - None => return Ok(vec![]), + None => return Ok(()), }; let rec_ids: Vec> = members .iter() .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) .cloned() .collect(); + if rec_ids.is_empty() { + return Ok(()); + } - // Align peer recursors with the flat block by matching major inductives. - // For each flat block member, find the recursor whose major inductive matches. - // Use is_def_eq on spec_params to disambiguate duplicate addresses. - let mut peers: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(flat_len); - let mut used: Vec = vec![false; rec_ids.len()]; - // Build flat block to get spec_params for matching let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(ind_block_id); if block_inds.is_empty() { - return Ok(vec![]); + return Ok(()); } - let n_params = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { + let n_params_u64 = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { Some(KConst::Indc { params, .. }) => params, - _ => return Ok(vec![]), + _ => return Ok(()), }; let ind_lvls = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { Some(KConst::Indc { lvls, .. }) => lvls, @@ -2385,12 +3259,63 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, None => 0, }; - let flat = self.build_flat_block(&block_inds, n_params, univ_offset)?; - if flat.len() != flat_len { - return Ok(vec![]); + let mut flat = + self.build_flat_block(&block_inds, n_params_u64, univ_offset)?; + let n_originals = block_inds.len(); + if self.env.recursor_aux_order == RecursorAuxOrder::Canonical + && flat.len() > n_originals + 1 + { + let block_us = flat[0].occurrence_us.to_vec(); + let all0_name = block_inds.first().and_then(|id| M::meta_name(&id.name)); + let canonical_order = self.canonical_aux_order( + &flat[n_originals..], + n_params_u64, + &block_us, + all0_name, + )?; + let aux_part = flat[n_originals..].to_vec(); + let mut new_aux: Vec> = + Vec::with_capacity(canonical_order.len()); + for &orig_idx in &canonical_order { + new_aux.push(aux_part[orig_idx].clone()); + } + flat.truncate(n_originals); + flat.extend(new_aux); + } + if flat.len() != generated_snapshot.len() { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: flat/generated length mismatch: flat={} generated={}", + flat.len(), + generated_snapshot.len() + ))); } - for member in flat.iter() { - let mut found = false; + if generated_snapshot + .iter() + .zip(flat.iter()) + .all(|(g, member)| g.rules.len() == member.ctors.len()) + { + return Ok(()); + } + + let n_motives = flat.len() as u64; + let n_minors: u64 = flat.iter().map(|m| m.ctors.len() as u64).sum(); + let prefix_base = n_params_u64 + n_motives + n_minors; + let mut peers: Vec>> = vec![None; flat.len()]; + let mut used: Vec = vec![false; rec_ids.len()]; + + for (gi, gen_rec) in generated_snapshot.iter().enumerate() { + let target_addr = &gen_rec.ind_addr; + let gen_major = self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr( + &gen_rec.ty, + prefix_base + flat[gi].n_indices, + target_addr, + )?; + let Some(gen_major) = gen_major else { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: generated recursor {gi} has no major premise" + ))); + }; + for (ri, rid) in rec_ids.iter().enumerate() { if used[ri] { continue; @@ -2402,219 +3327,76 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => continue, }; let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; - let major_id = match self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip) { - Ok(id) => id, - Err(_) => continue, - }; - if major_id.addr != member.id.addr { + let Some(stored_major) = + self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr(&ty, skip, target_addr)? + else { continue; - } - if !member.is_aux { - peers.push(rid.clone()); - used[ri] = true; - found = true; - break; - } - // For aux members, compare spec_params via is_def_eq - let saved = self.save_depth(); - let mut cur = ty; - for _ in 0..skip { - match self.whnf(&cur) { - Ok(w) => match w.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - cur = b.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - }, - _ => break, - } - } - let mut matched = false; - if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) - && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() - { - let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); - let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?; - if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { - let _depth = self.depth(); - // spec_params are in param context (depth = n_rec_params). - // Major args are at current depth. Lift by the difference. - let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_params); - matched = - major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( - |(arg, sp)| { - let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) - } else { - sp.clone() - }; - self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) - }, - ); - } - } - self.restore_depth(saved); - if matched { - peers.push(rid.clone()); + }; + if self.major_domain_signature_eq(&gen_major, &stored_major)? { + peers[gi] = Some(rid.clone()); used[ri] = true; - found = true; break; } } - if !found { - return Ok(vec![]); + + if peers[gi].is_none() { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: could not align recursor peer {gi}" + ))); } } - // flat, block_inds, n_params, univ_offset already computed above + let peer_recs: Vec> = + peers.into_iter().map(|p| p.unwrap()).collect(); let is_large = univ_offset > 0; - let n_params = u64_to_usize::(n_params)?; - - // Generate rules for the target inductive - // Find the flat member for this recursor's major inductive. - // For duplicates (same address, different spec_params), match via is_def_eq - // on the major premise's parameter args vs the flat member's spec_params. - let peer_id = peers - .iter() - .find(|p| { - if let Some(KConst::Recr { - params: rp, - motives: rm, - minors: rmin, - indices: ri, - ty: rt, - .. - }) = self.env.get(p) - { - let skip = rp + rm + rmin + ri; - self - .get_major_inductive_id(&rt, skip) - .map(|mid| mid.addr == ind_id.addr) - .unwrap_or(false) - } else { - false - } - }) - .unwrap_or(ind_id) - .clone(); - let rec_ty = match self.env.get(&peer_id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { - params: rp, - motives: rm, - minors: rmin, - indices: ri, - ty: rt, - .. - }) => Some((rp, rm, rmin, ri, rt.clone())), - _ => None, - }; - let gi = if let Some((rp, rm, rmin, ri, rt)) = rec_ty { - let skip = rp + rm + rmin + ri; - // Extract major premise spec_params - let saved = self.save_depth(); - let mut cur = rt; - for _ in 0..skip { - match self.whnf(&cur) { - Ok(w) => match w.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - cur = b.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - }, - _ => break, - } - } - let mut found_gi = None; - if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) - && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() - { - let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); - let _depth = self.depth(); - for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { - if member.id.addr != ind_id.addr { - continue; - } - if !member.is_aux { - found_gi = Some(fi); - break; - } - let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params)?; - if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { - let n_rp = flat.first().map_or(0, |m| m.own_params); - let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rp); - let matched = - major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( - |(arg, sp)| { - let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) - } else { - sp.clone() - }; - self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) - }, - ); - if matched { - found_gi = Some(fi); - break; - } - } - } - } - self.restore_depth(saved); - match found_gi { - Some(i) => i, - None => return Ok(vec![]), - } - } else { - match flat.iter().position(|m| m.id.addr == ind_id.addr) { - Some(i) => i, - None => return Ok(vec![]), - } - }; - let member = &flat[gi]; - - let mut rules = Vec::new(); - for (ci, ctor_id) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { - let ctor_fields = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields, - _ => 0, - }; - match self.build_rule_rhs( - gi, - ci, - ctor_id, - member, - &flat, - &peers, - n_params, - is_large, - univ_offset, - ) { - Ok(rhs) => rules.push(super::constant::RecRule { + let n_params = u64_to_usize::(n_params_u64)?; + let mut generated_with_rules = generated_snapshot; + + for gi in 0..flat.len() { + let member = &flat[gi]; + let rec_ty_for_member = generated_with_rules[gi].ty.clone(); + let mut rules = Vec::with_capacity(member.ctors.len()); + for (ci, ctor_id) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + let ctor_fields = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields, + _ => 0, + }; + let rhs = self.build_rule_rhs( + gi, + ci, + ctor_id, + member, + &flat, + &peer_recs, + &rec_ty_for_member, + n_params, + is_large, + univ_offset, + )?; + rules.push(super::constant::RecRule { ctor: ctor_id.name.clone(), fields: ctor_fields, rhs, - }), - Err(e) => { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "[late_gen_rules] rule {ci} for {} failed: {e:?}", - &ind_id.addr.hex()[..8] - ))); - }, + }); } + generated_with_rules[gi].rules = rules; } - // Update the cache - if let Some(mut cached) = self.env.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) - && let Some(gen_rec) = - cached.iter_mut().find(|g| g.ind_addr == ind_id.addr) - { - gen_rec.rules = rules.clone(); + if let Some(mut cached) = self.env.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) { + if cached.len() != generated_with_rules.len() { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: cache changed length: cached={} generated={}", + cached.len(), + generated_with_rules.len() + ))); + } + for (dst, src) in cached.iter_mut().zip(generated_with_rules.into_iter()) + { + dst.rules = src.rules; + } } - Ok(rules) + Ok(()) } /// Build the rule RHS for a single constructor. @@ -2629,6 +3411,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { member: &FlatBlockMember, flat: &[FlatBlockMember], peer_recs: &[KId], + rec_ty_for_member: &KExpr, n_rec_params: usize, is_large: bool, _univ_offset: u64, @@ -2787,16 +3570,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { // These domains already have correct de Bruijn indices relative to the // recursor's binding context (params, motives, earlier minors are above). let minor_domain = { - let rec_ty_for_fields = match self.env.get(&peer_recs[member_idx]) { - Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), - None => { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "build_rule_rhs: peer recursor not found".into(), - )); - }, - }; // Walk past params, motives, and earlier minors to reach this ctor's minor - let mut cur = rec_ty_for_fields; + let mut cur = rec_ty_for_member.clone(); let skip_to_minor = n_rec_params + n_motives + global_minor_idx; for _ in 0..skip_to_minor { let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; @@ -2853,19 +3628,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { // The recursor type has the shape: // ∀ (params...) (motives...) (minors...) (indices...) (major), ret // We need the first pmm domains for the rule's leading lambdas. - let rec_ty = match self.env.get(&peer_recs[member_idx]) { - Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), - None => { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "build_rule_rhs: peer recursor not found".into(), - )); - }, - }; // Do NOT instantiate universe params: the rule RHS and recursor type share // the same Param references. The stored rule was built by Lean with the same // Param indices as the recursor type. let mut pmm_domains: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(pmm); - let mut rec_ty_cur = rec_ty; + let mut rec_ty_cur = rec_ty_for_member.clone(); for _ in 0..pmm { let w = self.whnf(&rec_ty_cur)?; match w.data() { @@ -3080,8 +3847,69 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(()) } - /// Validate a recursor by comparing with generated canonical form. + /// Validate a recursor block. A pure recursor block is checked once and the + /// result is shared by all sibling recursors. pub fn check_recursor(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let block = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { block, .. }) => block.clone(), + _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: not a recursor".into())), + }; + let Some(members) = self.env.get_block(&block) else { + return self.check_recursor_member(id); + }; + if !members + .iter() + .all(|member| matches!(self.env.get(member), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) + { + return self.check_recursor_member(id); + } + + match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { + BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, + BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { + let result = self.check_recursor_block(&block, &members); + self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) + }, + } + } + + /// Validate every recursor in a recursor block. + pub(crate) fn check_recursor_block( + &mut self, + block: &KId, + members: &[KId], + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + for member in members { + self.reset(); + match self + .env + .get(member) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))? + { + KConst::Recr { ty, .. } => { + let t = self.infer(&ty)?; + self.ensure_sort(&t)?; + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_recursor_block: non-recursor member {member} in block {block}" + ))); + }, + } + } + + for member in members { + self.reset(); + self.check_recursor_member(member)?; + } + Ok(()) + } + + /// Validate a recursor by comparing with generated canonical form. + pub fn check_recursor_member( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let (rec_block, ty, declared_k) = match self.env.get(id) { Some(KConst::Recr { block, ty, k, .. }) => (block.clone(), ty.clone(), k), _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: not a recursor".into())), @@ -3176,6 +4004,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { ))); } + self.populate_recursor_rules_from_block(&resolved_block, &rec_block)?; + // Find the generated recursor for this inductive. let generated = match self.env.recursor_cache.get(&resolved_block) { Some(g) => g.clone(), @@ -3186,10 +4016,85 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, }; - let gen_rec = generated.iter().find(|g| g.ind_addr == ind_id.addr); + // Signature-based match for aux recursors. + // + // Nested auxiliaries can contain several recursors with the same external + // major head (for example multiple `List` auxes with different element + // types). Matching only by `ind_addr` picks the first such recursor. + // Matching primarily by the stored recursor's block position is also too + // brittle: the compiled recursor block is sorted as recursor constants, + // while generation is ordered by the flat inductive layout. Select by the + // extracted major premise domain first, then keep the old positional and + // address lookups as fixture fallbacks. + let stored_pos: Option = self + .env + .blocks + .get(&rec_block) + .and_then(|members| members.iter().position(|m| m == id)); + let prefix_skip = params + motives + minors; + let stored_major = + self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr(&ty, prefix_skip, &ind_id.addr)?; + let mut signature_matches: Vec = Vec::new(); + if let Some(stored_major) = stored_major.as_ref() { + for (gi, g) in generated.iter().enumerate() { + if g.ind_addr != ind_id.addr { + continue; + } + if let Some(gen_major) = self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr( + &g.ty, + prefix_skip, + &g.ind_addr, + )? && self.major_domain_signature_eq(&gen_major, stored_major)? + { + signature_matches.push(gi); + } + } + } + let selected_idx = stored_pos + .and_then(|p| signature_matches.iter().copied().find(|&gi| gi == p)) + .or_else(|| signature_matches.first().copied()) + .or_else(|| stored_pos.filter(|&p| p < generated.len())) + .or_else(|| generated.iter().position(|g| g.ind_addr == ind_id.addr)); + + if self.recursor_dump_matches_id(id) { + eprintln!( + "[recursor.dump] check {} rec_block={} resolved_block={} stored_pos={stored_pos:?} selected_idx={selected_idx:?}", + id, rec_block, resolved_block + ); + eprintln!( + "[recursor.dump] stored major: {}", + Self::major_domain_signature_text(stored_major.as_ref()) + ); + eprintln!("[recursor.dump] signature_matches={signature_matches:?}"); + for (gi, g) in generated.iter().enumerate() { + if g.ind_addr != ind_id.addr { + continue; + } + let major = self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr( + &g.ty, + prefix_skip, + &g.ind_addr, + )?; + eprintln!( + " cand[{gi:2}] {}", + Self::major_domain_signature_text(major.as_ref()) + ); + } + } + + let gen_rec = selected_idx.map(|i| &generated[i]); match gen_rec { Some(g) => { if !self.is_def_eq(&g.ty, &ty)? { + let selected_by_signature = + selected_idx.is_some_and(|idx| signature_matches.contains(&idx)); + if self.env.recursor_aux_order == RecursorAuxOrder::Canonical + && motives > 1 + && selected_by_signature + { + return self.check_recursor_coherence(id); + } + // When `IX_TYPE_DIFF` is set, walk the binder chain to find the // first divergent binder and print a readable gen/sto diff. Off // by default: in alpha-collapse regimes or for mutual blocks @@ -3250,13 +4155,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: type mismatch".into())); } - // If rules are empty (peer recursors weren't available during inductive - // checking), try late regeneration using the recursor's own block. - let gen_rules = if g.rules.is_empty() { - self.try_late_rule_generation(&resolved_block, &rec_block, &ind_id)? - } else { - g.rules.clone() - }; + let gen_rules = g.rules.clone(); // Compare rules. // @@ -3314,6 +4213,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { } if !self.is_def_eq(&gen_rule.rhs, &stored_rule.rhs)? { if *IX_TYPE_DIFF { + let _ = self.dump_rule_rhs_first_diff( + &gen_rule.rhs, + &stored_rule.rhs, + "rhs", + 0, + ); eprintln!( "[rule rhs diff] rule {ri} RHS mismatch (fields={})", gen_rule.fields @@ -3484,6 +4389,7 @@ mod tests { fn bool_env() -> Arc> { let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Bool"); + let rec_block = mk_id("Bool.rec.block"); // Bool : Sort 1 env.insert( @@ -3572,7 +4478,7 @@ mod tests { indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block: block.clone(), + block: rec_block.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ @@ -3593,13 +4499,9 @@ mod tests { env.blocks.insert( block, - vec![ - mk_id("Bool"), - mk_id("Bool.true"), - mk_id("Bool.false"), - mk_id("Bool.rec"), - ], + vec![mk_id("Bool"), mk_id("Bool.true"), mk_id("Bool.false")], ); + env.blocks.insert(rec_block, vec![mk_id("Bool.rec")]); env } @@ -3610,6 +4512,16 @@ mod tests { assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).is_ok()); } + #[test] + fn check_bool_constructor_uses_parent_block() { + let env = bool_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool.true")).unwrap(); + assert!( + env.block_check_results.get(&mk_id("Bool")).is_some_and(|r| r.is_ok()) + ); + } + #[test] fn check_bool_rec() { let env = bool_env(); @@ -3629,6 +4541,7 @@ mod tests { fn nat_env() -> Arc> { let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); let block = mk_id("Nat"); + let rec_block = mk_id("Nat.rec.block"); let nat = || cnst("Nat", &[]); env.insert( @@ -3728,7 +4641,7 @@ mod tests { indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block: block.clone(), + block: rec_block.clone(), member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ @@ -3747,15 +4660,10 @@ mod tests { }, ); - env.blocks.insert( - block, - vec![ - mk_id("Nat"), - mk_id("Nat.zero"), - mk_id("Nat.succ"), - mk_id("Nat.rec"), - ], - ); + env + .blocks + .insert(block, vec![mk_id("Nat"), mk_id("Nat.zero"), mk_id("Nat.succ")]); + env.blocks.insert(rec_block, vec![mk_id("Nat.rec")]); env } @@ -3776,6 +4684,7 @@ mod tests { let env = nat_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat.rec")).unwrap(); let block = mk_id("Nat"); let generated = tc.env.recursor_cache.get(&block).unwrap(); @@ -4414,7 +5323,7 @@ mod tests { // Check inductive first (consumes fuel for validation) tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); // Reset fuel and generate recursors explicitly - tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("PTree"); if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); @@ -4434,7 +5343,7 @@ mod tests { let env = poly_nested_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); - tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("PTree"); if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); @@ -4674,7 +5583,7 @@ mod tests { let env = syntax_like_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); - tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); @@ -4741,7 +5650,7 @@ mod tests { let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); - tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); @@ -4798,7 +5707,7 @@ mod tests { let env = syntax_like_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); - tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); @@ -5078,7 +5987,7 @@ mod tests { let env = inline_like_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); - tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Inl"); if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); @@ -5100,7 +6009,7 @@ mod tests { let env = inline_like_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); - tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::MAX_REC_FUEL; + tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Inl"); if !tc.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&block) { tc.generate_block_recursors(&block).unwrap(); @@ -5509,6 +6418,71 @@ mod tests { ); } + fn negative_self_function_env(is_unsafe: bool) -> Arc> { + let env = bool_env(); + let block = mk_id("Bad"); + + env.insert( + mk_id("Bad"), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![mk_id("Bad.mk")], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + // Bad.mk : (Bad -> Bool) -> Bad. The occurrence of Bad in the + // function domain is negative and must be rejected unless Bad is unsafe. + env.insert( + mk_id("Bad.mk"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Bad"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(pi(cnst("Bad", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[])), cnst("Bad", &[])), + }, + ); + + env.blocks.insert(block, vec![mk_id("Bad"), mk_id("Bad.mk")]); + env + } + + #[test] + fn reject_safe_negative_self_function() { + let env = negative_self_function_env(false); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + assert!( + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bad")).is_err(), + "safe negative inductive should be rejected" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn accept_unsafe_negative_self_function() { + let env = negative_self_function_env(true); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + assert!( + tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bad")).is_ok(), + "unsafe inductive should skip positivity like Lean" + ); + } + /// Valid nesting: `Tree : Type` with `Tree.node : List Tree → Tree`. /// List's constructor puts its param in strictly positive position only /// (as `head : α` and `tail : List α`), so this is fine. @@ -5589,7 +6563,7 @@ mod tests { // so `var(1)` and `var(0)` both typecheck as the minor premise), but // iota would produce the wrong value for the given ctor. let env = bool_env(); - let block = mk_id("Bool"); + let rec_block = mk_id("Bool.rec.block"); // Rebuild recursor type and rule-body domains exactly as `bool_env` // does, then swap which Var is returned in each rule. @@ -5635,7 +6609,7 @@ mod tests { indices: 0, motives: 1, minors: 2, - block, + block: rec_block, member_idx: 0, ty: rec_ty, rules: vec![ diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index 8c9eb6dc..4fdb5c63 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::subst; -use super::tc::TypeChecker; +use super::tc::{TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; /// Emit detailed `[app diff]` trace when `infer`'s App path rejects an /// argument via `AppTypeMismatch`. Off by default — every rejection in a @@ -40,14 +40,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { } let infer_only = self.infer_only; - // Single `infer_cache` serves both modes. The cache only holds full-mode - // results (see write path below), which are strictly stronger than what - // `infer_only` would have produced — same inferred type, more validation - // performed. So it's always safe to read from here regardless of mode. - let cache_key = (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()); + let cache_key = self.infer_key(e); + // Full-mode results are validated and may be consumed by either mode. if let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); } + // Infer-only results skipped argument/let validation, so only infer-only + // callers may reuse them. + if infer_only + && let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) + { + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } let ty = match e.data() { ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => self.lookup_var(*i)?, @@ -107,7 +111,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.eager_reduce = false; } if !eq { - if *IX_APP_DIFF { + if *IX_APP_DIFF && self.debug_label_matches_env() { // WHNF both sides so we can see where reduction actually // terminates. The raw `a_ty` / `dom` are already in the // error — what's useful here is the post-whnf forms and @@ -119,16 +123,16 @@ impl TypeChecker { "[app diff] AppTypeMismatch at depth={}", self.ctx.len() ); - eprintln!(" f: {f}"); - eprintln!(" a: {a}"); - eprintln!(" a_ty: {a_ty}"); - eprintln!(" dom: {dom}"); + eprintln!(" f: {}", compact_expr(f)); + eprintln!(" a: {}", compact_expr(a)); + eprintln!(" a_ty: {}", compact_expr_deep(&a_ty, 2)); + eprintln!(" dom: {}", compact_expr_deep(&dom, 2)); match &a_whnf { - Ok(w) => eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: {w}"), + Ok(w) => eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: {}", compact_expr_deep(w, 2)), Err(e) => eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: ERR {e}"), } match &d_whnf { - Ok(w) => eprintln!(" dom whnf: {w}"), + Ok(w) => eprintln!(" dom whnf: {}", compact_expr_deep(w, 2)), Err(e) => eprintln!(" dom whnf: ERR {e}"), } } @@ -194,10 +198,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { ExprData::Str(..) => self.infer_str_type()?, }; - // Only store full-mode results; infer-only skips validation so caching - // those entries would weaken the cache's "already validated" invariant. if !infer_only { self.env.infer_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); + } else { + self.env.infer_only_cache.insert(cache_key, ty.clone()); } Ok(ty) } @@ -209,7 +213,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { val: &KExpr, val_ty: &KExpr, ) -> Result, TcError> { - use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; + use super::level::univ_eq; use super::tc::collect_app_spine; let wty = self.whnf(val_ty)?; @@ -229,13 +233,19 @@ impl TypeChecker { )); } - let (i_levels, num_params, ctors) = match self.env.get(head_id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { params, ctors, .. }) => { + let (i_levels, num_params, num_indices, ctors) = match self.env.get(head_id) + { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, .. }) => { let levels = match head.data() { ExprData::Const(_, us, _) => us.clone(), _ => unreachable!(), }; - (levels, u64_to_usize::(params)?, ctors.clone()) + ( + levels, + u64_to_usize::(params)?, + u64_to_usize::(indices)?, + ctors.clone(), + ) }, _ => { return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not an inductive type".into())); @@ -248,11 +258,15 @@ impl TypeChecker { )); } - // Check if the structure type is in Prop (Sort 0). - // If so, projection restrictions apply. - let struct_sort_ty = self.infer(val_ty)?; - let struct_level = self.ensure_sort(&struct_sort_ty)?; - let is_prop_struct = univ_eq(&struct_level, &KUniv::zero()); + // Check if the structure lives in Prop. Do this from the inductive + // declaration's result sort instead of inferring the full applied value + // type: projection-heavy proof terms otherwise re-infer every parameter + // and index argument just to recover a universe that is declaration-local. + let is_prop_struct = self.inductive_app_is_prop( + head_id, + &i_levels, + num_params + num_indices, + )?; let ctor_ty = match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), @@ -332,6 +346,122 @@ impl TypeChecker { fn infer_str_type(&mut self) -> Result, TcError> { Ok(self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.string.clone(), Box::new([])))) } + + fn inductive_app_is_prop( + &mut self, + ind_id: &KId, + levels: &[KUniv], + binders: usize, + ) -> Result> { + use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; + + let ind_ty = match self.env.get(ind_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { ty, .. }) => ty, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not an inductive type".into())); + }, + }; + let levels_vec: Vec<_> = levels.to_vec(); + let mut r = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_ty, &levels_vec)?; + for _ in 0..binders { + let wr = self.whnf(&r)?; + match wr.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { + r = body.clone(); + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: expected forall in inductive type".into(), + )); + }, + } + } + let sort_ty = self.whnf(&r)?; + let level = self.ensure_sort(&sort_ty)?; + Ok(univ_eq(&level, &KUniv::zero())) + } +} + +fn compact_expr(e: &KExpr) -> String { + compact_expr_deep(e, 1) +} + +fn compact_expr_deep(e: &KExpr, depth: usize) -> String { + if depth > 0 { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + return format!( + "lam(ty={}, body={}) @{} lbr={}", + compact_expr_deep(ty, depth - 1), + compact_expr_deep(body, depth - 1), + short_addr(e), + e.lbr() + ); + }, + ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + return format!( + "forall(ty={}, body={}) @{} lbr={}", + compact_expr_deep(ty, depth - 1), + compact_expr_deep(body, depth - 1), + short_addr(e), + e.lbr() + ); + }, + ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + return format!( + "let(ty={}, val={}, body={}) @{} lbr={}", + compact_expr_deep(ty, depth - 1), + compact_expr_deep(val, depth - 1), + compact_expr_deep(body, depth - 1), + short_addr(e), + e.lbr() + ); + }, + _ => {}, + } + } + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let mut out = compact_head(&head); + if !args.is_empty() { + let shown = args + .iter() + .take(8) + .map(|arg| { + if depth == 0 { + compact_head(arg) + } else { + compact_expr_deep(arg, depth - 1) + } + }) + .collect::>() + .join(", "); + let more = if args.len() > 8 { ", ..." } else { "" }; + out = format!("{out}/{} [{shown}{more}]", args.len()); + } + format!("{out} @{} lbr={}", short_addr(e), e.lbr()) +} + +fn compact_head(e: &KExpr) -> String { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let base = match head.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => format!("Sort({u})"), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => format!("{id}.{{{}}}", us.len()), + ExprData::App(..) => "app".to_string(), + ExprData::Lam(..) => "lam".to_string(), + ExprData::All(..) => "forall".to_string(), + ExprData::Let(..) => "let".to_string(), + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + format!("Prj({id}.{field}, {})", compact_head(val)) + }, + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => format!("Nat({})", v.0), + ExprData::Str(v, _, _) => format!("Str(len={})", v.len()), + }; + if args.is_empty() { base } else { format!("{base}/{}", args.len()) } +} + +fn short_addr(e: &KExpr) -> String { + e.addr().to_hex().chars().take(12).collect() } #[cfg(test)] @@ -487,6 +617,37 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(t1, t2); } + #[test] + fn infer_closed_cache_ignores_context() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let e = sort0(); + let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + let cache_len = env.infer_cache.len(); + + tc.push_local(sort1()); + let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(t1, t2); + assert_eq!(env.infer_cache.len(), cache_len); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_open_cache_is_context_sensitive() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let e = AE::var(0, ()); + + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + let cache_len = env.infer_cache.len(); + tc.pop_local(); + + tc.push_local(sort1()); + let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); + assert_ne!(t1, t2); + assert!(env.infer_cache.len() > cache_len); + } + // ========================================================================= // Error paths // ========================================================================= @@ -644,6 +805,24 @@ mod tests { assert!(r.is_ok()); } + #[test] + fn infer_only_cache_does_not_validate_full_mode() { + let env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let nat_lit = AE::nat(Nat::from(0u64), mk_addr("0")); + let app = AE::app(id_const, nat_lit); + + assert!(tc.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&app)).is_ok()); + assert!(!env.infer_only_cache.is_empty()); + assert!(env.infer_cache.get(&tc.infer_key(&app)).is_none()); + + match tc.infer(&app) { + Err(TcError::AppTypeMismatch { .. }) => {}, + other => panic!("expected full-mode AppTypeMismatch, got {other:?}"), + } + } + #[test] fn infer_is_deterministic_across_contexts() { // Inferring the same closed expression twice should always yield diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 9bbb8927..48dcac66 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -26,8 +26,7 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{ use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::{ - CallSiteEntry, ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, - resolve_kvmap, + ConstantMeta, ConstantMetaInfo, ExprMeta, ExprMetaData, resolve_kvmap, }; use crate::ix::ixon::univ::Univ as IxonUniv; use crate::ix::kernel::env::Addr; @@ -39,6 +38,7 @@ use super::expr::{KExpr, MData}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::{KernelMode, Meta}; +use super::primitive::reserved_marker_name; // ============================================================================ // Lookup tables @@ -462,13 +462,13 @@ fn ingress_expr( IxonExpr::App(f, a) => { // CallSite at the outermost App of a surgery spine. The // arena replaces the spine's N+1 App/Ref nodes with one - // flat node whose `entries` carry per-argument arena - // indices and whose `name` holds the head's Ref name. Walk - // the IXON App telescope here and distribute each canonical - // arg's arena index from the CallSite entries — a plain App - // descent (`_` arm below) would propagate the CallSite - // arena down every child, losing per-arg binder names and - // failing the head's Ref metadata lookup (see + // flat node whose `canon_meta` carries per-canonical-arg + // arena indices and whose `name` holds the head's Ref name. + // Walk the IXON App telescope here and distribute each + // canonical arg's arena index from `canon_meta`; a plain App + // descent (`_` arm below) would propagate the CallSite arena + // down every child, losing per-arg binder names and failing + // the head's Ref metadata lookup (see // `ingress_expr` Ref arm — no `CallSite` matching branch). // // The head is `IxonExpr::Ref | IxonExpr::Rec`. We build its @@ -478,13 +478,27 @@ fn ingress_expr( // arena root on the floor (the comment there reads // "head's Ref metadata is subsumed by CallSite.name"), so // there is no other source of truth for the head name. - if let ExprMetaData::CallSite { name: cs_name, entries } = node { + if let ExprMetaData::CallSite { + name: cs_name, + entries: _, + canon_meta, + } = node + { // Flatten the canonical App telescope. `a_i` is the arg // applied at spine position `i` (0 = innermost, N-1 = // outermost); `head` is the innermost function. let mut canonical_args: Vec> = Vec::new(); let mut cur = expr.clone(); loop { + while let IxonExpr::Share(share_idx) = cur.as_ref() { + cur = ctx + .sharing + .get(usize::try_from(*share_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Share index {share_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Share index {share_idx}"))? + .clone(); + } match cur.as_ref() { IxonExpr::App(f2, a2) => { canonical_args.push(a2.clone()); @@ -494,20 +508,29 @@ fn ingress_expr( } } canonical_args.reverse(); - let head_ixon = cur; + let mut head_ixon = cur; + while let IxonExpr::Share(share_idx) = head_ixon.as_ref() { + head_ixon = ctx + .sharing + .get(usize::try_from(*share_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Share index {share_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Share index {share_idx}"))? + .clone(); + } let n_args = canonical_args.len(); - // Per-arg arena from entries. Kept entries map canon_idx - // → arena index; sparse lookup keyed by position keeps - // the distribution robust even if entries are reordered. - let mut arg_arenas: Vec = vec![0; n_args]; - for entry in entries.iter() { - if let CallSiteEntry::Kept { canon_idx, meta } = entry - && (*canon_idx as usize) < n_args - { - arg_arenas[*canon_idx as usize] = *meta; - } + if canon_meta.len() != n_args { + let head_name = resolve_name(cs_name, ctx.names); + return Err(format!( + "CallSite for '{}' has {} canonical metadata entries but \ + canonical telescope has {} args", + head_name.pretty(), + canon_meta.len(), + n_args + )); } + let arg_arenas = canon_meta.clone(); // Build the head KExpr inline. `cs_name` is the name // address stored in the CallSite (e.g. the address of @@ -1423,6 +1446,45 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( } } + // Canonicity validation for Indc-only blocks. + // + // Per `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §6.0, the inductive block's primary + // members ship in `sort_consts` canonical order. Take that ordering + // as the alleged partition (each member ↔ class index = its position) + // and reject any adjacent pair that doesn't satisfy strict `Less`. + // + // Skip Recr blocks (they contain primary + aux recursors, with the + // aux portion in kernel-computed canonical order, not stored + // sort_consts) and Defn blocks (the plan focuses on Indc; defn-block + // ordering can be added later if needed). + // + // Returns `TcError::NonCanonicalBlock` on failure, propagated as the + // string error variant `ingress_muts_block` already returns. + let mut indcs: Vec<(KId, &KConst)> = Vec::new(); + for (id, c) in &results { + if matches!(c, KConst::Indc { .. }) { + indcs.push((id.clone(), c)); + } + } + let all_primary_indc = !indcs.is_empty() + && indcs.len() + == members.iter().filter(|m| matches!(m, IxonMutConst::Indc(_))).count(); + if all_primary_indc + && members.iter().all(|m| matches!(m, IxonMutConst::Indc(_))) + { + // Resolve a ctor by id by scanning the ingested results — simpler + // than threading the env, since the comparator only needs Ctor + // payloads for Indc ctors. + let results_ref: &Vec<(KId, KConst)> = &results; + let resolve_ctor = |cid: &KId| -> Option> { + results_ref.iter().find(|(rid, _)| rid == cid).map(|(_, c)| c.clone()) + }; + crate::ix::kernel::canonical_check::validate_canonical_block_single_pass::< + M, + >(entry_addr, &indcs, &resolve_ctor) + .map_err(|e| format!("{e}"))?; + } + Ok(results) } @@ -2279,7 +2341,9 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { use std::time::Instant; let quiet = std::env::var("IX_QUIET").is_ok(); - let kenv = KEnv::::new(); + let kenv = KEnv::::new_with_recursor_aux_order( + super::env::RecursorAuxOrder::Source, + ); // Build the env-wide name → LEON-addr map once. Threaded through every // KId construction below so all addresses in orig_kenv — whether @@ -2465,6 +2529,8 @@ pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { pub fn ixon_ingress( ixon_env: &IxonEnv, ) -> Result<(KEnv, InternTable), String> { + validate_no_reserved_marker_addresses(ixon_env)?; + let intern = InternTable::new(); // Build the address → Lean-name lookup and the Lean-name → projection- @@ -2588,10 +2654,45 @@ pub fn ixon_ingress( Ok((zenv, intern)) } +fn validate_no_reserved_marker_addresses( + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, +) -> Result<(), String> { + for entry in ixon_env.consts.iter() { + if let Some(marker) = reserved_marker_name(entry.key()) { + return Err(format!( + "reserved kernel marker address {marker} ({}) used as an Ixon constant key", + entry.key().hex() + )); + } + for (idx, addr) in entry.value().refs.iter().enumerate() { + if let Some(marker) = reserved_marker_name(addr) { + return Err(format!( + "reserved kernel marker address {marker} ({}) used in refs[{idx}] of Ixon constant {}", + addr.hex(), + entry.key().hex() + )); + } + } + } + + for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { + if let Some(marker) = reserved_marker_name(&entry.value().addr) { + return Err(format!( + "reserved kernel marker address {marker} ({}) used as the named address for {}", + entry.value().addr.hex(), + entry.key().pretty() + )); + } + } + + Ok(()) +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; use crate::ix::env::{self, BinderInfo}; + use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::CallSiteEntry; use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData; use crate::ix::kernel::level::UnivData; @@ -2745,6 +2846,49 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(got, real); } + #[test] + fn ixon_ingress_rejects_reserved_marker_named_addr() { + let env = IxonEnv::new(); + let marker = crate::ix::kernel::primitive::PrimAddrs::new().eager_reduce; + env.register_name( + mk_name("Evil.marker"), + crate::ix::ixon::env::Named::with_addr(marker), + ); + + let err = match ixon_ingress::(&env) { + Ok(_) => panic!("expected reserved marker rejection"), + Err(err) => err, + }; + assert!(err.contains("eager_reduce"), "{err}"); + assert!(err.contains("named address"), "{err}"); + } + + #[test] + fn ixon_ingress_rejects_reserved_marker_refs() { + let env = IxonEnv::new(); + let marker = crate::ix::kernel::primitive::PrimAddrs::new().eager_reduce; + let constant = crate::ix::ixon::constant::Constant::with_tables( + crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Axio( + crate::ix::ixon::constant::Axiom { + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + typ: IxonExpr::sort(0), + }, + ), + vec![], + vec![marker], + vec![], + ); + env.store_const(Address::hash(b"evil-const"), constant); + + let err = match ixon_ingress::(&env) { + Ok(_) => panic!("expected reserved marker rejection"), + Err(err) => err, + }; + assert!(err.contains("eager_reduce"), "{err}"); + assert!(err.contains("refs[0]"), "{err}"); + } + // ---- lean_expr_to_zexpr: variant coverage ---- fn do_ingress(e: &LeanExpr, pn: &[Name]) -> KExpr { @@ -2987,6 +3131,72 @@ mod tests { assert!(k1.ptr_eq(&k2)); } + #[test] + fn callsite_ingress_uses_canon_meta_for_collapsed_canonical_arg() { + let head_name = mk_name("Head.rec"); + let arg_name = mk_name("GoodArg"); + let bad_name = mk_name("BadArg"); + let head_name_addr = lean_name_to_addr(&head_name); + let arg_name_addr = lean_name_to_addr(&arg_name); + let bad_name_addr = lean_name_to_addr(&bad_name); + let head_ref_addr = Address::hash(b"head-content"); + let arg_ref_addr = Address::hash(b"arg-content"); + + let mut names = FxHashMap::default(); + names.insert(head_name_addr.clone(), head_name.clone()); + names.insert(arg_name_addr.clone(), arg_name.clone()); + names.insert(bad_name_addr.clone(), bad_name); + + let mut arena = ExprMeta::default(); + let bad_entry_meta = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Ref { name: bad_name_addr }); + let arg_canon_meta = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::Ref { name: arg_name_addr }); + let root = arena.alloc(ExprMetaData::CallSite { + name: head_name_addr, + entries: vec![CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: 0, + meta: bad_entry_meta, + }], + canon_meta: vec![arg_canon_meta], + }); + + let ixon = IxonExpr::app( + IxonExpr::reference(0, vec![]), + IxonExpr::reference(1, vec![]), + ); + let sharing: Vec> = vec![]; + let refs = vec![head_ref_addr.clone(), arg_ref_addr.clone()]; + let univs: Vec> = vec![]; + let intern = InternTable::::new(); + let ctx = Ctx { + sharing: &sharing, + refs: &refs, + univs: &univs, + mut_ctx: vec![], + arena: &arena, + names: &names, + lvls: vec![], + intern: &intern, + synth_counter: Cell::new(0), + }; + let ixon_env = IxonEnv::new(); + let mut cache = ExprCache::::default(); + + let k = ingress_expr(&ixon, root, &ctx, &ixon_env, &mut cache).unwrap(); + let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = k.data() else { + panic!("expected App, got {:?}", k.data()); + }; + let ExprData::Const(head_id, _, _) = f.data() else { + panic!("expected CallSite head Const, got {:?}", f.data()); + }; + let ExprData::Const(arg_id, _, _) = a.data() else { + panic!("expected canonical arg Const, got {:?}", a.data()); + }; + assert_eq!(head_id.addr, head_ref_addr); + assert_eq!(head_id.name, head_name); + assert_eq!(arg_id.addr, arg_ref_addr); + assert_eq!(arg_id.name, arg_name); + } + #[test] fn ingress_cache_differentiates_by_param_names() { let env = KEnv::::new(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs index af7e89a4..ec2cb861 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs @@ -196,6 +196,9 @@ pub trait KernelMode: 'static + Clone + Debug + Send + Sync { >( val: T, ) -> Self::MField; + + /// Extract a name from a metadata field when running in Meta mode. + fn meta_name(field: &Self::MField) -> Option; } /// Const-generic kernel mode. `META` controls metadata fields. @@ -219,6 +222,10 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { ) -> T { val } + + fn meta_name(field: &Name) -> Option { + Some(field.clone()) + } } impl KernelMode for ZMode { @@ -232,6 +239,10 @@ impl KernelMode for ZMode { _val: T, ) { } + + fn meta_name(_field: &()) -> Option { + None + } } #[cfg(test)] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index 3c6ae855..f97a1aab 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -7,10 +7,13 @@ //! updated lines into `PrimAddrs::new`. //! //! `Primitives` stores `KId` values, resolved from the environment by -//! address so that names match in both Meta and Anon modes. Optional -//! markers (`reduce_bool`, `reduce_nat`, `eager_reduce`) don't exist in the -//! env and always use the synthetic-KId fallback — they are dispatched on -//! by address only, never invoked. +//! address so that names match in both Meta and Anon modes. `Lean.reduceBool` +//! and `Lean.reduceNat` are real primitive constants and are dispatched by +//! content address. `eager_reduce` is a synthetic kernel-only marker because +//! Lean's `eagerReduce` compiles to the same canonical content address as +//! `id`; address-only dispatch on the real constant would be unsound. + +use std::sync::LazyLock; use crate::ix::address::Address; @@ -54,6 +57,8 @@ pub struct Primitives { pub char_mk: KId, pub char_of_nat: KId, pub string_of_list: KId, + pub string_to_byte_array: KId, + pub byte_array_empty: KId, // -- List -- pub list: KId, @@ -77,17 +82,21 @@ pub struct Primitives { // -- Platform -- pub system_platform_num_bits: KId, + pub system_platform_get_num_bits: KId, + pub subtype_val: KId, // -- Decidable / Nat comparison -- pub nat_dec_le: KId, pub nat_dec_eq: KId, pub nat_dec_lt: KId, + pub decidable_rec: KId, pub decidable_is_true: KId, pub decidable_is_false: KId, pub nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: KId, pub nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: KId, pub nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: KId, pub nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: KId, + pub fin: KId, pub bool_no_confusion: KId, // -- Int (type, ctors, native ops) -- @@ -139,6 +148,8 @@ pub struct PrimAddrs { pub char_mk: Address, pub char_of_nat: Address, pub string_of_list: Address, + pub string_to_byte_array: Address, + pub byte_array_empty: Address, pub list: Address, pub list_nil: Address, pub list_cons: Address, @@ -152,15 +163,19 @@ pub struct PrimAddrs { pub reduce_nat: Address, pub eager_reduce: Address, pub system_platform_num_bits: Address, + pub system_platform_get_num_bits: Address, + pub subtype_val: Address, pub nat_dec_le: Address, pub nat_dec_eq: Address, pub nat_dec_lt: Address, + pub decidable_rec: Address, pub decidable_is_true: Address, pub decidable_is_false: Address, pub nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: Address, pub nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: Address, pub nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: Address, pub nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: Address, + pub fin: Address, pub bool_no_confusion: Address, // Int addresses — see `Primitives` for why these exist. pub int: Address, @@ -188,6 +203,17 @@ impl Default for PrimAddrs { } impl PrimAddrs { + /// Addresses reserved for kernel-only reduction markers. These are not + /// Lean constants and must never be accepted as user environment entries. + pub fn reserved_marker_addrs() -> [(&'static str, Address); 2] { + let canon = Self::new(); + let orig = Self::new_orig(); + [ + ("eager_reduce", canon.eager_reduce.clone()), + ("orig.eager_reduce", orig.eager_reduce.clone()), + ] + } + /// Canonical content-hash addresses, hardcoded from the Ixon-compiled /// form of each primitive. Used by `Primitives::from_env` to resolve /// primitives against a `kctx.kenv` whose KIds live at canonical @@ -207,52 +233,52 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "7190ce56f6a2a847b944a355e3ec595a4036fb07e3c3db9d9064fc041be72b64", ), nat_add: h( - "9eb5f067888c2ebf643e2fba899b6c18943ffa1016f4f713da5e76c63b3e9246", + "f94192058e41bc29e88924d857a6bd33f8b3e0a90f8786828270d1cc1dd0adc6", ), nat_pred: h( - "e24aca27bb68241c8408f82d9d0ebfe8a14b2c5c7d072a57e8be153482af0aa3", + "6b59cf449781f07b04207d665978b5c5ef9688afa7448590a68f7da7ff88c516", ), nat_sub: h( - "43589a9ad509d9e3903105b58c6a8ed57fd287428f69d4d0bceabc75eb1a3442", + "fa98dabf44d2a6307b490ac9e811433efc2f958996c67be1398cb4d1b264cf39", ), nat_mul: h( - "0b9b306e1294a6b28ba38738d776b1212a26490a93239e0a35a8211915fe33e8", + "9b5c57ea1cf2fb1de67ee5bec15e360d20a9635990273014e67851e049ff3619", ), nat_pow: h( - "e6243fc0c656b1dc227e02b9964f9c37c3dc7940cd0f3608c8e5c9beda95cecb", + "d015987bb10dd22863ddc41160d27dd3d1ea74f754fb2412432436f3ea5b5071", ), nat_gcd: h( - "68b1cd4bdfe5d9dbb532e39145f100bb5b15f500749bd32bf840bf050568318f", + "ee8ba9216b3fc81e7968586b43cebea15d0e143d5d4b1fde1bd301a74093f606", ), nat_mod: h( - "dfbb5855166a1478ff866042ad48514ddd59204efa9616597ec291698801d9d6", + "8ef8b28b4e9e0a59f3822e243e71299f06bb6e7afdb6cdd97976fb290b667bb4", ), nat_div: h( - "f23fc5ce69c0a96fce0d8b238acd8d80d337df9c0950d822af2dd52eaf50e792", + "fa583794c8ef368eff6881e816a4e889f95061116ce49b154056d38fce4b7f52", ), nat_bitwise: h( - "c5869a7f8f18e2131a6c99db95b5adae195971a19439d89406bae713bd5f3238", + "f21d747aca3e08f5290093bf8f4020838d8e1742a78b3e1f48d83ef159395e6a", ), nat_beq: h( - "8b63f97f5fe133df9fdaee27a049abfe928a179c48067e41b176112b32eb15ab", + "e8b7149d8a7d12414b06252f318d408204723ca4c02f3a38edfa37792448c0da", ), nat_ble: h( - "77da9490da2908a0460d27a271dc2a8bee41c1cb47601020722dadd321ba37b7", + "2275080a89c327904e3ad127ba44370a7c6c1bef3aa74792079f8f3159636957", ), nat_land: h( - "497f87814f7fcddc61618145787ff75e53d73d4aacaac86a81da5ec469c61c0f", + "a0db90e68ee3b7a166e35f619bd7b02c0896efd60eb46914ff3e4fb81252fb94", ), nat_lor: h( - "9b7992771f84b561a637b64ee7cc21aee519b4616760b6ad496b4d17c14602eb", + "d14419aaa47a03bf9a46938bf72e40f96cab853f9cc5869879e7699f45171773", ), nat_xor: h( - "580c6d3f632dbe97c5efe10d0ca76dcf993bf633a87ea5b45bb8c38bb181c397", + "ae68fd416ecb9ce20612272d43c2f86eaf21d9547f565968391e9e12e39372dc", ), nat_shift_left: h( - "96fccb7ab8eb33280948661d57cd92af2632eb9ba693a199c946d2fb0b1b012c", + "f606b7c23180a20ace60fe24d52bc0ea3854698d2d14da05c4837a97e1ab4469", ), nat_shift_right: h( - "882ee7b12f532899a549cd0aad43b2c14c30469bf3255fc0ac7dfd79c0ee5eba", + "d860b560156da68e801c8bd51d892e557fbe3526d7d198696ffb4d551ae04bb7", ), bool_type: h( "6405a455ba70c2b2179c7966c6f610bf3417bd0f3dd2ba7a522533c2cd9e1d0b", @@ -264,22 +290,32 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "c127f89f92e0481f7a3e0631c5615fe7f6cbbf439d5fd7eba400fb0603aedf2f", ), string: h( - "e42dd85bf0d0aef95501eb91f93bc0dd31a9bc28f2b8147f9c0ea40c7b699aa0", + "cb1bca7fc5dbb1bdfbf6319df89da9fda3a679d22554b8a9d5dd4663c0a97312", ), string_mk: h( - "6dfb55a0905acbb447e37f11e64c6fd136f0e51b26f123fa124c31b831d6fe6a", + "63d95a0fd6a1144348d0f20e20cc5c3af61ac955923f45f42a782de933aad594", ), char_type: h( - "dab96f1cffc3eb69303bf253d0947b09c2581ec8e5e3f046a536b3a3ff795b7d", + "38aa12059fad3afa1e1e8740dc9470a47c26986350f6cb3bea1fae1276d7b5f1", ), char_mk: h( - "7b1fe2e331b699241bc83842c879baab51ae342235d4ba80fe5acf38b230c241", + "e62238c54b91395c2c06192cfccb5e80fce41ed11d1bf6db142d2c39d7c81a20", ), char_of_nat: h( - "94f05c77b4dbdcba974581c48a4e26e5ff9a495e80dd4079a4acd4b7f7a8c464", + "7a5754386b30bb86f0b6f70fd368bb50e603273a50ad79d8c17fc3cb59f80fac", ), + // NOTE: `String.ofList` and `String.mk` share the canonical content-hash + // because both compile to the same Ixon form (a one-constructor `String` + // built from `List Char`). The Lean-side deprecation of `String.mk` in + // favor of `String.ofList` is orthogonal to the compiled representation. string_of_list: h( - "6dfb55a0905acbb447e37f11e64c6fd136f0e51b26f123fa124c31b831d6fe6a", + "63d95a0fd6a1144348d0f20e20cc5c3af61ac955923f45f42a782de933aad594", + ), + string_to_byte_array: h( + "65f644286bc49464cc7a36b7d7952f8543ab67564cd509ee878a95375609069b", + ), + byte_array_empty: h( + "d97417c49206c61fe28cbb7a0b6095f722cdfbc213e034aa59de51b9218af074", ), list: h( "abed9ff1aba4634abc0bd3af76ca544285a32dcfe43dc27b129aea8867457620", @@ -290,42 +326,55 @@ impl PrimAddrs { list_cons: h( "f79842f10206598929e6ba60ce3ebaa00d11f201c99e80285f46cc0e90932832", ), - eq: h("c1b8d6903a3966bfedeccb63b6702fe226f893740d5c7ecf40045e7ac7635db3"), + eq: h("9c0af2a393cb5c0835e44e60e4c3e68eeb266fd16affad3216096a35fe91b9c1"), eq_refl: h( - "154ff4baae9cd74c5ffd813f61d3afee0168827ce12fd49aad8141ebe011ae35", + "1e251198f30625628e2eb0983f7be9efe8d719a104a861f2bef2f47eabeed4f9", ), quot_type: h( - "c921b6c7a436a087df626ed10481acfe8872e0b9be11411b657fb40e14c48e6f", + "ab682c1778a17bbeae4032974df36447ce8bfcab6764a36d378566e3ad63cab8", ), quot_ctor: h( - "f6ced3154ed2bceb2a775f1d97b43c55f840c755fb2752a72ad44bfbec908014", + "88266677fee774d109867e4b2240281aa2ee12d97920c1171cf5c1f6c87decf6", ), quot_lift: h( - "33b791909105eff442e7577c641722f326b1b88829895b18869a5ff9cf637803", + "aa57e8c3f4f9e1cf6b02a038ac158198c3af4b28d61cea7995bf5ca7c7b82c29", ), quot_ind: h( - "b85b8052b28d37b6dd3eff67e53a5bd256f824788dbce1ba6b7cff81f191663c", + "124984bcb95208a0f30bb69d6736d3d59404e115e2202043fda3d34e01b0ad16", ), reduce_bool: h( - "f06a188b0808ddd62c656513e8c3b08f7e0e847122787441eafa2fc583df4d40", + "6e453a7cedafe2edbbc1f0503442be499e4cbf18a6c00dc99f3903ee7f05dbaf", ), reduce_nat: h( - "6dbac9c0a1e1f8a2d5e3bca1c3733640b8924cb353481196423bcd2d84811310", + "5419187fbf67ef1c4ff9ab0be1b01d4631a270647ffe434bf7e1f788b3c81dd4", ), + // Synthetic kernel-only marker. This is intentionally not the compiled + // Lean content hash: `eagerReduce` canonicalizes to the same content + // address as the real Lean constant `id`, so address-only dispatch would + // give ordinary `id` terms special reduction semantics. eager_reduce: h( - "71526128a0948658969223303fc252dde43778527a4793dcf2ef0b3bf6ec19eb", + "ff00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003", ), system_platform_num_bits: h( - "68fa5ce6081e1bcbb15d67122a83c3582e49a4b97160666363a810e2859d2cbd", + "d483966438ad47ce4155b3485819a377e22605b59a1aafd0b681cb38aca83107", + ), + system_platform_get_num_bits: h( + "ad44c90449faf86f63c170f092e2249bccab1e741c1fe10df84c95b44b384371", + ), + subtype_val: h( + "ad58c3656044d7faef697637f516d72674d35b18663cb263f7ccca8cdd2e6f00", ), nat_dec_le: h( - "631b6b215182ce79c7404581e4f0e1dc47c851b2db2e66a9f0db123d141b418b", + "e08c5141c44b27653957ae00a926a2dd68dcd7779c4fdf850e668fdc92b408de", ), nat_dec_eq: h( - "f08f1c7c0c26b236db2f86e0410ebc49d8a86678c510d260aadb0165f5066c68", + "38323fd9e17e9d1f17536dbb7f196b94b5ba19e4bf625d9e7c607c47365c15ad", ), nat_dec_lt: h( - "1726b59a1fc33ee52fe32f885e606dcab8c140fe1c59f08fca714d097082abc3", + "f445084f6805faf9be62aa328415651343c98ffe52db159dfb1b9a14cb28cf23", + ), + decidable_rec: h( + "f323a549ad4df6b2f32899237a281136f34d431ed72b33857c085e6c4d852738", ), decidable_is_true: h( "3ae2c71da2bf34179a5a8808857c34a3b7662ff5654d8c247c43e85a7cde493f", @@ -334,19 +383,22 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "10ac5f48798b3ff01b0f74c0b544d22796c9775f6d43d328316bbb3aa1638999", ), nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: h( - "f99dbacc212a09f62bdd89120b361fc86d4ec83efc1a145ae4e69a983a617c46", + "7e5d1f1118a89f77f89d469a27731a754de336a05e33f383056bc92b36947812", ), nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: h( - "f66f3ab90d666010e6331e262b53ad489e0824f0378c29fa0a57964468ccec95", + "c1e23b8dafb3778b996312068a2bec3dcbcc72132efbf43c235e573084668241", ), nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: h( - "541be2062680b17cae675f0a7e8071e3301dcff28a45d50929a37c7aa6acd383", + "b9acc81f2801af89b95e0962aa9d7390a3acfe8fb760559a811a82ed7443dbb5", ), nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: h( - "5c0ba4f47403f37d3050dda3ae3010ac3ba5616c9719543ba7debc62c897aaf6", + "248779884109eed00600a0bd968f740db7f3d924fb2b1706ab552e7876062855", + ), + fin: h( + "272aa9e16c03e9ad7337e706d73efd14ccf1da10e2f8367dd34374b60e1556fa", ), bool_no_confusion: h( - "43aaa253568c8458cd2f3cd2fb957670a6da3e909c5634da5ccd8d71767c9a1a", + "473b2c948ddbce4ddb4b369e5cf6199ff185b64e9fbb1e90901d746de55190ef", ), // Int primitives — canonical content-hashes from // `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. Used by @@ -361,43 +413,43 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "25bbcd756b52eb78bce170410defa4c15b238dedef5f7b89691621dcbe919780", ), int_add: h( - "4559d31171cd56a5db2e8edf4ca1b8512b36b0a16c064e0c938cc99eaa5533be", + "d8e6cdc988d4288e48cc6092730bc5387176cff6592471a328cc4354f1878412", ), int_sub: h( - "e621381a7a172a6c34b4d15306bc8c0bbc1cb6173dd533a3a5e0e39b8a3cb693", + "93b2d12d7797fd62c20bec255336c1e91ca1cef7a6951071296fc1ab5bd1d8c8", ), int_mul: h( - "1228f343d24c4e833a264cca70587ca1f0bd27a94ad82f4a35c4115f8e17cb1b", + "9ad6ee18ef6d7d74bbe449ab61aa31f84a0e78951e9560d28fd82e0c3b071d01", ), int_neg: h( - "edfedb88c6268b63c1a954af4f8e73cb5f3c7e7fe1109b38368317fe57bd3dfd", + "8c3f64e6b5baaaa125f0637d7a824df627dbede0115968f3c80c55e022554462", ), int_emod: h( - "3890bf165ce378fa58a838d50c56c8d64ad6d9c6b985d42183765118ea1ffbea", + "7cdb112725d3a4f542bfb0cd309268641bd89ddc9890c7221ed01f99b6a00b63", ), int_ediv: h( - "7d78d9f6f65becae51196f45d7d3e6b38c160ed5d68a574764fde285045c8c70", + "ba194c0a3674e67b9968d0a65cdda3a4ddb9dcdce48ad6c62e91d478a10a3ddd", ), int_bmod: h( - "e0278ad1c59ce799268fbb0e1062e8c12e0cf8818c223eca6e9170cd54abfc6e", + "c8431b7adb918967aa05ba6fd8297f33e97d67003e4138021d912ea92cc1887f", ), int_bdiv: h( - "a22913a2ba75bbeb3c58763626441f89b773d42f35f5be5a4cec313fb0ba6185", + "ab72477254d1ca4738123ad612eae4dfb9126ef78310ed7d2ebde8100963bfb1", ), int_nat_abs: h( - "387423bacfde4c6ab21a1ca97f63fd9c194290d1b25a0f24587d17a16533afc0", + "60662e33224f55be9e367683378c7bf6093c125c04ff7c4e3eca370112e1c562", ), int_pow: h( - "f52318c4f6973c48e73f0313ccf2fe6c55b08fb1ac2c8e7fb50d7ae2876dcec2", + "0dfe8f22bd6cb67d538a2f018f0e406fc0b5d730caa63e1a798dfa9ad78bab07", ), punit: h( "16a2dc76a2cfcc9440f443c666536f2fa99c0250b642fd3971fbad25d531262a", ), pprod: h( - "7bd9dffee376ce0221cd83cc6aa94055cfe2046bfc5fb36acd2428598a25fb63", + "6e99b086700f2901804a107cad5ef0fe878077b1723f4b824615dd021d4d5157", ), pprod_mk: h( - "4ab0f13838e997e9546dc9644a095ef23a58cf5b61f1055afd26524b7a25b600", + "00ddf26efd5f7e5eee5561c2467b16ac856efcb3a1226544487645dd46208596", ), } } @@ -505,6 +557,12 @@ impl PrimAddrs { string_of_list: h( "0422aae71a49fd82c87cc8493725a927c1205a9418dc648947d7fde8ed240625", ), + string_to_byte_array: h( + "714e5b7ea77110a862699b662ecc0bc5a6d70e25bbf6b69dc0f0ec5feb2cfbb3", + ), + byte_array_empty: h( + "5e80d9c092e5fd25417a3a011632e0d060adf9cfd4c0a0bd6798868f067a7cb2", + ), list: h( "5886afc36363b59242671f7171bedb319d2a8fa514bc4dc322e3ebcadc85e8ad", ), @@ -536,12 +594,19 @@ impl PrimAddrs { reduce_nat: h( "604dc8af16829c747638e4b6d58be2baf5280077f8de9db71acb6ef8bbc5f25d", ), + // Synthetic kernel-only marker for the original Lean-addressed env. eager_reduce: h( - "fa60e28de4275583d04e0cd02d6bf876da017d8e1fcb9180674d2d8f1302ce08", + "ff00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000013", ), system_platform_num_bits: h( "6fb004fbafb4b68446a57550e21ac08d7599cb157ab194c52fcd7ba1671f10da", ), + system_platform_get_num_bits: h( + "b9fe4dfbc707ca46de307491541e35ad89a93115245bca3860b74ebcc96a1af2", + ), + subtype_val: h( + "1cf910601d9d86d741333d9547d69d0e299bfe2f99a23a9e838d207fd641eac0", + ), nat_dec_le: h( "e34083eb212a258b36374129f6170a9972adceb78356b6c83aa32284ad4edee3", ), @@ -551,6 +616,9 @@ impl PrimAddrs { nat_dec_lt: h( "759a284b4f73e6aa405b409d741fa2b35642693bd041e74b790623121c5e1e33", ), + decidable_rec: h( + "19e688c7cc2966eb4f79a58eb501c776689f515a7a4cb39fdf7482f1294a1511", + ), decidable_is_true: h( "d235a7033c457dfed0f1e34d1d50e97279893b63bdcab3c4490dd9da7d47327f", ), @@ -569,6 +637,9 @@ impl PrimAddrs { nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: h( "a09735868d12586f23121cecf12ea2dd1f197f1d44dadc94b7e056d6cceb1980", ), + fin: h( + "aca8ccd74023a139175db5f1b5b4d037ba1559e25a5d091f2bdc797b23dbb275", + ), bool_no_confusion: h( "68bd3c3b59b4bf7285096a8a0b90308db6307b082d24a08b91924b5e6cdcb53a", ), @@ -634,10 +705,9 @@ impl Primitives { /// environment). /// /// Addresses that don't resolve fall back to a synthetic KId with the - /// address hex as the name — expected for optional markers - /// (`reduce_bool`, `reduce_nat`, `eager_reduce`) that have no - /// corresponding Lean constant, and a symptom of hash drift - /// otherwise. Regenerate stale hashes with + /// address hex as the name. That is expected for the synthetic + /// `eager_reduce` marker and is a symptom of hash drift otherwise. + /// Regenerate stale hashes with /// `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. pub fn from_env(env: &KEnv) -> Self { Self::from_env_with(env, &PrimAddrs::new()) @@ -669,8 +739,8 @@ impl Primitives { } // Resolve: look up in env, fall back to a synthetic KId with the address - // hex as the name (should only happen for constants not yet in the env, - // e.g. reduce_bool/reduce_nat markers that may not be real constants). + // hex as the name. For real primitives this should only happen in small + // unit-test envs or when the hardcoded table has drifted. let r = |addr: &Address| -> KId { by_addr.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { let hex = addr.hex(); @@ -681,6 +751,13 @@ impl Primitives { KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(name)) }) }; + let marker = |addr: &Address, marker_name: &str| -> KId { + let name = crate::ix::env::Name::str( + crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), + format!("@{marker_name}"), + ); + KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(name)) + }; Primitives { nat: r(&a.nat), @@ -711,6 +788,8 @@ impl Primitives { char_mk: r(&a.char_mk), char_of_nat: r(&a.char_of_nat), string_of_list: r(&a.string_of_list), + string_to_byte_array: r(&a.string_to_byte_array), + byte_array_empty: r(&a.byte_array_empty), list: r(&a.list), list_nil: r(&a.list_nil), list_cons: r(&a.list_cons), @@ -722,17 +801,21 @@ impl Primitives { quot_ind: r(&a.quot_ind), reduce_bool: r(&a.reduce_bool), reduce_nat: r(&a.reduce_nat), - eager_reduce: r(&a.eager_reduce), + eager_reduce: marker(&a.eager_reduce, "eager_reduce"), system_platform_num_bits: r(&a.system_platform_num_bits), + system_platform_get_num_bits: r(&a.system_platform_get_num_bits), + subtype_val: r(&a.subtype_val), nat_dec_le: r(&a.nat_dec_le), nat_dec_eq: r(&a.nat_dec_eq), nat_dec_lt: r(&a.nat_dec_lt), + decidable_rec: r(&a.decidable_rec), decidable_is_true: r(&a.decidable_is_true), decidable_is_false: r(&a.decidable_is_false), nat_le_of_ble_eq_true: r(&a.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true), nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true: r(&a.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true), nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true: r(&a.nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true), nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false: r(&a.nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false), + fin: r(&a.fin), bool_no_confusion: r(&a.bool_no_confusion), int: r(&a.int), int_of_nat: r(&a.int_of_nat), @@ -751,6 +834,14 @@ impl Primitives { } } +pub fn reserved_marker_name(addr: &Address) -> Option<&'static str> { + static MARKERS: LazyLock<[(&'static str, Address); 2]> = + LazyLock::new(PrimAddrs::reserved_marker_addrs); + MARKERS + .iter() + .find_map(|(name, marker_addr)| (marker_addr == addr).then_some(*name)) +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use std::collections::HashMap; @@ -799,6 +890,8 @@ mod tests { ("char_mk", &a.char_mk), ("char_of_nat", &a.char_of_nat), ("string_of_list", &a.string_of_list), + ("string_to_byte_array", &a.string_to_byte_array), + ("byte_array_empty", &a.byte_array_empty), ("list", &a.list), ("list_nil", &a.list_nil), ("list_cons", &a.list_cons), @@ -812,15 +905,19 @@ mod tests { ("reduce_nat", &a.reduce_nat), ("eager_reduce", &a.eager_reduce), ("system_platform_num_bits", &a.system_platform_num_bits), + ("system_platform_get_num_bits", &a.system_platform_get_num_bits), + ("subtype_val", &a.subtype_val), ("nat_dec_le", &a.nat_dec_le), ("nat_dec_eq", &a.nat_dec_eq), ("nat_dec_lt", &a.nat_dec_lt), + ("decidable_rec", &a.decidable_rec), ("decidable_is_true", &a.decidable_is_true), ("decidable_is_false", &a.decidable_is_false), ("nat_le_of_ble_eq_true", &a.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true), ("nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true", &a.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true), ("nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true", &a.nat_eq_of_beq_eq_true), ("nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false", &a.nat_ne_of_beq_eq_false), + ("fin", &a.fin), ("bool_no_confusion", &a.bool_no_confusion), ("int", &a.int), ("int_of_nat", &a.int_of_nat), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index ab92e130..acb12ce8 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ //! WHNF, type inference, def-eq, and constant checking are in separate modules //! that add `impl TypeChecker` blocks. -use std::sync::Arc; +use std::sync::{Arc, LazyLock}; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; @@ -40,9 +40,20 @@ pub const MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH: u32 = 2_000; /// Shared recursive fuel budget, consumed by each call to whnf/infer/isDefEq. /// lean4lean uses 10,000 with step-indexed recursion; the lean4 C++ kernel -/// uses ~200,000 heartbeats. We use a higher budget than lean4lean because -/// we lack compiled native reduction for large Nat/Bool computations. -pub const MAX_REC_FUEL: u64 = 200_000; +/// uses ~200,000 heartbeats. We use a higher budget than both because this +/// kernel lacks compiled native reduction and checks some large proof terms +/// by interpreting their full expression trees. In particular, BVDecide's +/// generated mutual proofs can legitimately exceed one million recursive +/// kernel steps even after cache hits stop consuming fuel. +pub const MAX_REC_FUEL: u64 = 1_500_000; + +static IX_MAX_REC_FUEL: LazyLock> = LazyLock::new(|| { + std::env::var("IX_MAX_REC_FUEL").ok().and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) +}); + +pub fn max_rec_fuel() -> u64 { + (*IX_MAX_REC_FUEL).unwrap_or(MAX_REC_FUEL) +} /// Temporary struct for recursor info during iota reduction, /// avoiding borrow conflicts with `&self.env`. @@ -72,8 +83,7 @@ pub struct TypeChecker { /// Let-bound values, parallel to `ctx`. `Some(val)` for let-bindings, `None` /// for lambda/forall bindings. Used for let-variable zeta-reduction in whnf_core. pub let_vals: Vec>>, - /// Number of active let-bindings in `ctx`. When > 0, WHNF cache keys include - /// ctx_id to avoid cross-context contamination. + /// Number of active let-bindings in `ctx`. pub num_let_bindings: usize, /// Content-addressed context identity: a blake3 hash derived from the /// binding-type chain. Immune to the ABA pointer-reuse problem. @@ -99,6 +109,17 @@ pub struct TypeChecker { pub def_eq_peak: u32, /// Shared recursive fuel remaining for this constant check. pub rec_fuel: u64, + /// Count of Nat-literal iota reductions on values above the large-literal + /// threshold for the current constant. + pub nat_iota_large_expansions: u32, + /// Consecutive `Nat` literal iota reductions on the same recursor where the + /// major premise is being peeled by one each time. This catches runaway + /// `Nat.rec ... N` paths whose step immediately forces `ih` while still + /// allowing large-fuel definitions that make only bounded progress. + pub nat_iota_last: Option<(Address, num_bigint::BigUint)>, + pub nat_iota_run: u32, + /// Optional diagnostic label for the current top-level constant. + pub debug_label: Option, } impl TypeChecker { @@ -118,7 +139,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { eager_reduce: false, def_eq_depth: 0, def_eq_peak: 0, - rec_fuel: MAX_REC_FUEL, + rec_fuel: max_rec_fuel(), + nat_iota_large_expansions: 0, + nat_iota_last: None, + nat_iota_run: 0, + debug_label: None, } } @@ -133,14 +158,29 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// WHNF cache key: (expr_hash, ctx_hash). /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) use the empty context hash since they - /// can't reference bindings. Open expressions under let-bindings use - /// ctx_id to distinguish contexts. + /// can't reference bindings. Open expressions use ctx_id to distinguish + /// contexts: WHNF itself is syntactic for most open terms, but reduction can + /// call infer through K/structure iota and projection paths, and infer of a + /// loose variable depends on the local binder types. #[inline] pub fn whnf_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { - if self.num_let_bindings > 0 && e.lbr() > 0 { - (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()) + if e.lbr() == 0 { + (e.hash_key(), empty_ctx_addr()) } else { + (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()) + } + } + + /// Type-inference cache key: (expr_hash, ctx_hash). + /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) are context-independent. Open expressions + /// depend on local types, so they must stay isolated by ctx_id even when + /// there are no let-bindings. + #[inline] + pub fn infer_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { + if e.lbr() == 0 { (e.hash_key(), empty_ctx_addr()) + } else { + (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()) } } @@ -405,13 +445,44 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.eager_reduce = false; self.def_eq_depth = 0; self.def_eq_peak = 0; - self.rec_fuel = MAX_REC_FUEL; + self.rec_fuel = max_rec_fuel(); + self.nat_iota_large_expansions = 0; + self.nat_iota_last = None; + self.nat_iota_run = 0; + } + + pub fn set_debug_label(&mut self, label: impl Into) { + self.debug_label = Some(label.into()); + } + + pub fn debug_label_matches_env(&self) -> bool { + match std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_DEBUG_CONST") { + Ok(filter) if filter.is_empty() => true, + Ok(filter) => { + self.debug_label.as_ref().is_some_and(|label| label.contains(&filter)) + }, + Err(_) => true, + } } /// Consume one unit of shared recursive fuel. Returns Err if exhausted. #[inline] pub fn tick(&mut self) -> Result<(), TcError> { if self.rec_fuel == 0 { + if std::env::var("IX_REC_FUEL_DUMP").is_ok() + && self.debug_label_matches_env() + { + eprintln!( + "[rec fuel] exhausted const={} depth={} def_eq_depth={} infer_only={} native_reduce={} eager_reduce={}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.depth(), + self.def_eq_depth, + self.infer_only, + self.in_native_reduce, + self.eager_reduce + ); + eprintln!("{}", std::backtrace::Backtrace::force_capture()); + } return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); } self.rec_fuel -= 1; @@ -421,7 +492,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// Starting fuel for the current check. Used by diagnostics that want /// to report fuel consumed at a given point. pub fn fuel_used(&self) -> u64 { - MAX_REC_FUEL.saturating_sub(self.rec_fuel) + max_rec_fuel().saturating_sub(self.rec_fuel) } // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -669,16 +740,15 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn whnf_key_empty_when_no_lets_even_under_locals() { + fn whnf_key_includes_ctx_id_for_open_expr_without_lets() { let mut tc = new_tc(); // Push a lambda-bound local — num_let_bindings stays 0. tc.push_local(sort0()); - // An expression with loose bvars still gets the empty ctx because - // there are no let bindings to discriminate against. let e = var(0); let (h, ctx) = tc.whnf_key(&e); assert_eq!(h, e.hash_key()); - assert_eq!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); + assert_eq!(ctx, tc.ctx_id); + assert_ne!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); } #[test] @@ -702,6 +772,29 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); } + // ---- infer_key ---- + + #[test] + fn infer_key_closed_expr_ignores_ctx() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let e = sort0(); + let (h, ctx) = tc.infer_key(&e); + assert_eq!(h, e.hash_key()); + assert_eq!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + + #[test] + fn infer_key_open_expr_includes_ctx_even_without_lets() { + let mut tc = new_tc(); + tc.push_local(sort0()); + let e = var(0); + let (h, ctx) = tc.infer_key(&e); + assert_eq!(h, e.hash_key()); + assert_eq!(ctx, tc.ctx_id); + assert_ne!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + // ---- lookup_var ---- #[test] @@ -865,7 +958,7 @@ mod tests { assert!(!tc.eager_reduce); assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_depth, 0); assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_peak, 0); - assert_eq!(tc.rec_fuel, MAX_REC_FUEL); + assert_eq!(tc.rec_fuel, max_rec_fuel()); } // ---- instantiate_univ_params / subst_univ ---- diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 8ffe4b61..b3dc8d5c 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::env::{Name, NameData}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; /// When set, emit a `[iota stuck]` line whenever `try_iota` can't resolve @@ -27,6 +28,11 @@ static IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG: LazyLock = static NAT_EXPAND_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); +/// Raw Nat literal value above which iota reduction starts consuming the +/// per-constant large-literal budget. +static NAT_IOTA_LITERAL_CAP: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 20)); + /// When set, log every 1M whnf entries. A check using tens of millions /// of whnf calls on a single constant is deep in pathological territory. static IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = @@ -35,18 +41,140 @@ static IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = static WHNF_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); +static IX_DELTA_TRACE: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DELTA_TRACE").ok()); + +static IX_PROJ_TRACE: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_PROJ_TRACE").ok()); + +static IX_NAT_TRACE: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_NAT_TRACE").ok()); + use super::constant::KConst; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; -use super::subst::subst; +use super::subst::{simul_subst, subst}; use super::tc::{IotaInfo, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; impl TypeChecker { + fn dump_whnf_fuel( + &self, + phase: &str, + original: &KExpr, + current: &KExpr, + ) { + if std::env::var("IX_WHNF_FUEL_DUMP").is_err() + || !self.debug_label_matches_env() + { + return; + } + let (orig_head, orig_args) = collect_app_spine(original); + let (cur_head, cur_args) = collect_app_spine(current); + eprintln!( + "[whnf fuel] {phase} const={} depth={} original_head={} original_args={} current_head={} current_args={}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.depth(), + orig_head, + orig_args.len(), + cur_head, + cur_args.len() + ); + eprintln!(" original: {original}"); + eprintln!(" current: {current}"); + } + + fn dump_delta_trace(&self, id: &KId, arity: usize, e: &KExpr) { + let Some(filter) = IX_DELTA_TRACE.as_ref() else { + return; + }; + if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { + return; + } + let id_s = id.to_string(); + if !filter.is_empty() && !id_s.contains(filter) { + return; + } + eprintln!( + "[delta] const={} depth={} head={} args={arity} expr={}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.depth(), + id, + e + ); + } + + fn dump_proj_trace( + &self, + id: &KId, + field: u64, + wval: &KExpr, + ctor_params: Option, + result: Option<&KExpr>, + ) { + let Some(filter) = IX_PROJ_TRACE.as_ref() else { + return; + }; + if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { + return; + } + let id_s = id.to_string(); + if !filter.is_empty() && !id_s.contains(filter) { + return; + } + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(wval); + match result { + Some(result) => eprintln!( + "[proj] const={} depth={} proj={} field={} struct_head={} struct_args={} ctor_params={:?} result={}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.depth(), + id, + field, + head, + args.len(), + ctor_params, + result + ), + None => eprintln!( + "[proj] const={} depth={} proj={} field={} struct_head={} struct_args={} ctor_params={:?} result=", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.depth(), + id, + field, + head, + args.len(), + ctor_params + ), + } + } + + fn dump_nat_trace(&self, phase: &str, e: &KExpr) { + let Some(filter) = IX_NAT_TRACE.as_ref() else { + return; + }; + if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { + return; + } + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let head_s = head.to_string(); + if !filter.is_empty() && !head_s.contains(filter) { + return; + } + eprintln!( + "[nat] const={} depth={} phase={} head={} args={} expr={}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or(""), + self.depth(), + phase, + head, + args.len(), + e + ); + } + /// Full WHNF: loop of whnf_no_delta → delta (one step). pub fn whnf(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { if *IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG { @@ -67,8 +195,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => {}, } - // Context-aware cache: closed exprs use ptr only, open exprs under - // let-bindings include ctx_id to avoid cross-context contamination. + // Context-aware cache: closed exprs use ptr only; open exprs include + // ctx_id because some reductions consult local binder types. let key = self.whnf_key(e); if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&key) { return Ok(cached.clone()); @@ -91,14 +219,29 @@ impl TypeChecker { let mut cur = e.clone(); let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; + let mut seen = Vec::new(); loop { if fuel == 0 { + self.dump_whnf_fuel("whnf", e, &cur); return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); } fuel -= 1; cur = self.whnf_no_delta(&cur)?; + let cur_key = cur.hash_key(); + if seen.iter().any(|seen_key| seen_key == &cur_key) { + break; + } + seen.push(cur_key); + + // BitVec definitions reduce through Nat comparisons. Keep this before + // native/delta so small definitional facts such as `x < 0#w` collapse + // without unfolding the full Fin-backed representation of BitVec. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_bitvec(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } // Nat primitive reduction in main WHNF loop (lean4lean TypeChecker.lean:439). // Must run BEFORE delta_unfold_one, so that Nat.sub/Nat.pow/etc. get @@ -107,6 +250,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { cur = reduced; continue; } + if self.is_stuck_nat_predicate(&cur) { + break; + } // Int primitive reduction — same reasoning as Nat. Without this, // `Int.bmod (-1) (2^32)` would delta-unfold to `Decidable.rec (LT.lt @@ -130,6 +276,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { continue; } + // String literal primitives such as `String.back ""`. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_string(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + if let Some(unfolded) = self.delta_unfold_one(&cur)? { cur = unfolded; continue; @@ -163,6 +315,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { loop { if fuel == 0 { + self.dump_whnf_fuel("whnf_core", e, &cur); return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); } fuel -= 1; @@ -185,11 +338,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Cheap projection: whnf_core the struct (no delta), try to extract field. // Matches lean4lean/C++ whnf_core with cheap_proj=false behavior. - ExprData::Prj(_id, field, val, _) => { + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { let field = *field; + let id = id.clone(); let val = val.clone(); let wval = self.whnf_core(&val)?; - if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(field, &wval) { + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { cur = result; continue; } @@ -214,17 +368,22 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Multi-arg beta if matches!(f.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) { let mut body = f; - let mut i = 0; - while i < args.len() { + let mut consumed_args = Vec::new(); + while consumed_args.len() < args.len() { if let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, inner, _) = body.data() { let inner = inner.clone(); - body = subst(&self.env.intern, &inner, &args[i], 0); - i += 1; + consumed_args.push(args[consumed_args.len()].clone()); + body = inner; } else { break; } } - for arg in &args[i..] { + let remaining_start = consumed_args.len(); + if !consumed_args.is_empty() { + consumed_args.reverse(); + body = simul_subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &consumed_args, 0); + } + for arg in &args[remaining_start..] { body = self.intern(KExpr::app(body, arg.clone())); } cur = body; @@ -290,6 +449,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { loop { if fuel == 0 { + self.dump_whnf_fuel("whnf_no_delta", e, &cur); return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); } fuel -= 1; @@ -297,11 +457,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { cur = self.whnf_core(&cur)?; // Projection reduction (bare Prj or App(Prj, args...)) - if let ExprData::Prj(_id, field, val, _) = cur.data() { + if let ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) = cur.data() { let field = *field; + let id = id.clone(); let val = val.clone(); let wval = self.whnf(&val)?; - if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(field, &wval) { + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { cur = result; continue; } @@ -316,6 +477,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { continue; } + // BitVec.toNat/ult reductions are definitional wrappers around Nat. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_bitvec(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + // Nat primitive reduction if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_nat(&cur)? { cur = reduced; @@ -328,6 +495,27 @@ impl TypeChecker { continue; } + // Native/string primitives must run before projection-definition + // rewriting. In the compiled environment, wrappers such as + // `Subtype.val` and `String.toByteArray` are projection definitions; + // once rewritten to `Prj`, the cheap primitive recognizers no longer + // see the original head. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_native(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + // String literal primitives. + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_string(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_projection_definition(&cur) { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } + // Quotient reduction if let Some(reduced) = self.try_quot_reduce(&cur)? { cur = reduced; @@ -366,8 +554,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Bare constant if let ExprData::Const(id, us, _) = e.data() && let Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) = self.env.get(id) - && (kind == DefKind::Definition || kind == DefKind::Theorem) + && matches!(kind, DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem) { + self.dump_delta_trace(id, 0, e); let val = val.clone(); let us: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); return Ok(Some(self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us)?)); @@ -389,8 +578,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { let val = match self.env.get(id) { Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) - if kind == DefKind::Definition || kind == DefKind::Theorem => + if matches!(kind, DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem) => { + self.dump_delta_trace(id, args.len(), e); val.clone() }, _ => return Ok(None), @@ -465,18 +655,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { let mut major_whnf = self.whnf(&major)?; // Nat literal → constructor form (one level: n → Nat.succ(lit(n-1))). - // We intentionally don't cap by literal size. `Nat.rec motive base step N` - // doesn't actually recurse N times — iota here expands ONE level into - // `step (N-1) (Nat.rec motive base step (N-1))`, where the inner - // `Nat.rec` application is lazy and only forces if `step` forces its - // `ih` argument. For bodies like `Int.Linear.Poly.combine_mul_k'` - // (called with `hugeFuel := 100_000_000`), the actual recursion depth - // is bounded by the Poly argument structure, not the fuel literal. - // Pathological cases (a step that unconditionally forces `ih`) still - // trip `MAX_WHNF_FUEL` in the outer loop \u2014 the raw-literal guard - // that used to sit here just prevented legitimate reductions. + // Keep only the runaway shape bounded. Lean uses large raw numerals as + // fuel in definitions such as `Int.Linear.Poly.combine_mul_k'`; those are + // fine when recursion is actually bounded by a data argument. The bad case + // is the same recursor peeling N, N-1, N-2, ... because its step + // immediately forces `ih`. if let ExprData::Nat(val, _, _) = major_whnf.data() { + if self.nat_iota_should_stick(&rec_id, val) { + return Ok(None); + } major_whnf = self.nat_to_constructor(&val.clone()); + } else { + self.reset_nat_iota_run(); } // String literal → constructor form (M3: WHNF after, matching lean4lean Reduce.lean:71) if let ExprData::Str(val, _, _) = major_whnf.data() { @@ -713,8 +903,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Projection reduction // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - fn try_proj_reduce( + pub(super) fn try_proj_reduce( &mut self, + id: &KId, field: u64, wval: &KExpr, ) -> Option> { @@ -729,19 +920,96 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(wval); + if let Some(result) = + self.try_reduce_fin_val_decidable_rec(id, field, &head, &args) + { + self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, None, Some(&result)); + return Some(result); + } + let ctor_id = match head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, - _ => return None, + _ => { + self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, None, None); + return None; + }, }; let ctor_params = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { params, .. }) => usize::try_from(params).ok()?, - _ => return None, + _ => { + self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, None, None); + return None; + }, }; let field_start = ctor_params; let idx = field_start + usize::try_from(field).ok()?; - args.get(idx).cloned() + let result = args.get(idx).cloned(); + self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, Some(ctor_params), result.as_ref()); + result + } + + fn try_reduce_fin_val_decidable_rec( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + field: u64, + head: &KExpr, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> Option> { + if id.addr != self.prims.fin.addr || field != 0 { + return None; + } + + let ExprData::Const(rec_id, rec_us, _) = head.data() else { + return None; + }; + if rec_id.addr != self.prims.decidable_rec.addr || args.len() < 5 { + return None; + } + + let ExprData::Lam(motive_name, motive_bi, motive_dom, _, _) = + args[1].data() + else { + return None; + }; + let false_minor = + self.project_decidable_fin_val_minor(id, field, &args[2])?; + let true_minor = + self.project_decidable_fin_val_minor(id, field, &args[3])?; + + let nat_ty = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let motive = self.intern(KExpr::lam( + motive_name.clone(), + motive_bi.clone(), + motive_dom.clone(), + nat_ty, + )); + + let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(rec_id.clone(), rec_us.clone())); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, args[0].clone())); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, motive)); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, false_minor)); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, true_minor)); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, args[4].clone())); + for arg in args.iter().skip(5) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + + Some(result) + } + + fn project_decidable_fin_val_minor( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + field: u64, + minor: &KExpr, + ) -> Option> { + let ExprData::Lam(name, bi, dom, body, _) = minor.data() else { + return None; + }; + let proj = self.intern(KExpr::prj(id.clone(), field, body.clone())); + Some(self.intern(KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), dom.clone(), proj))) } /// Try to reduce a projection-headed application: App(Prj(S, i, v), args...). @@ -755,17 +1023,71 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } - if let ExprData::Prj(_id, field, val, _) = head.data() { + if let ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) = head.data() { let field = *field; + let id = id.clone(); let val = val.clone(); let wval = self.whnf(&val)?; - if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(field, &wval) { + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { return Ok(Some((result, args))); } } Ok(None) } + fn try_reduce_projection_definition( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Option> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return None; + }; + let val = match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Defn { kind: DefKind::Definition, val, .. }) => val, + _ => return None, + }; + let (arity, struct_id, field, struct_arg_idx) = + self.projection_definition_info(&val)?; + if args.len() < arity { + return None; + } + let mut result = + self.intern(KExpr::prj(struct_id, field, args[struct_arg_idx].clone())); + for arg in args.iter().skip(arity) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + Some(result) + } + + fn projection_definition_info( + &self, + val: &KExpr, + ) -> Option<(usize, KId, u64, usize)> { + let mut arity = 0usize; + let mut cur = val.clone(); + loop { + match cur.data() { + ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, body, _) => { + arity += 1; + cur = body.clone(); + }, + ExprData::Prj(struct_id, field, projected, _) => { + let ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) = projected.data() else { + return None; + }; + let idx = usize::try_from(*idx).ok()?; + if idx >= arity { + return None; + } + let struct_arg_idx = arity - 1 - idx; + return Some((arity, struct_id.clone(), *field, struct_arg_idx)); + }, + _ => return None, + } + } + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Helpers // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -867,16 +1189,46 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } + fn nat_literal(&mut self, n: u64) -> KExpr { + let val = Nat::from(n); + let addr = Address::hash(&val.to_le_bytes()); + self.intern(KExpr::nat(val, addr)) + } + + fn nat_iota_should_stick(&mut self, rec_id: &KId, val: &Nat) -> bool { + const MAX_LARGE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA: u32 = 16_384; + const MAX_CONSECUTIVE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA: u32 = 8192; + + if val.0 > *NAT_IOTA_LITERAL_CAP { + self.nat_iota_large_expansions = + self.nat_iota_large_expansions.saturating_add(1); + if self.nat_iota_large_expansions > MAX_LARGE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA { + return true; + } + } + + let is_next_predecessor = + self.nat_iota_last.as_ref().is_some_and(|(last_rec, last_val)| { + last_rec == &rec_id.addr && last_val == &(&val.0 + 1u64) + }); + + self.nat_iota_run = + if is_next_predecessor { self.nat_iota_run.saturating_add(1) } else { 1 }; + self.nat_iota_last = Some((rec_id.addr.clone(), val.0.clone())); + + self.nat_iota_run > MAX_CONSECUTIVE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA + } + + fn reset_nat_iota_run(&mut self) { + self.nat_iota_last = None; + self.nat_iota_run = 0; + } + /// Nat primitive reduction (add, sub, mul, div, mod, pow, gcd, bitwise, predicates). pub(super) fn try_reduce_nat( &mut self, e: &KExpr, ) -> Result>, TcError> { - // Skip if expression has loose bound variables — can't reduce to a literal. - // Matches lean4lean's `if e.hasFVar then return none` (TypeChecker.lean:396). - if e.lbr() > 0 { - return Ok(None); - } let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); let addr = match head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), @@ -886,7 +1238,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Nat.succ n → n + 1 if addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a, &self.prims) { + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_value(&a, &self.prims) { let result = Nat(&n.0 + 1u64); let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); @@ -897,7 +1249,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Nat.pred n → n - 1 (or 0 if n = 0) if addr == self.prims.nat_pred.addr && args.len() == 1 { let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&a, &self.prims) { + if let Some(view) = self.nat_ctor_view(&a) { + let result = match view { + NatCtorView::Zero => self.nat_literal(0), + NatCtorView::Succ(pred) => pred, + }; + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_value(&a, &self.prims) { let result = if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO) } else { @@ -913,40 +1272,53 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } - let p = &self.prims; - let is_bin_arith = addr == p.nat_add.addr - || addr == p.nat_sub.addr - || addr == p.nat_mul.addr - || addr == p.nat_div.addr - || addr == p.nat_mod.addr - || addr == p.nat_pow.addr - || addr == p.nat_gcd.addr - || addr == p.nat_land.addr - || addr == p.nat_lor.addr - || addr == p.nat_xor.addr - || addr == p.nat_shift_left.addr - || addr == p.nat_shift_right.addr; - let is_bin_pred = addr == p.nat_beq.addr || addr == p.nat_ble.addr; + let is_bin_arith = self.is_nat_bin_arith_addr(&addr); + let is_bin_pred = self.is_nat_bin_pred_addr(&addr); if !is_bin_arith && !is_bin_pred { return Ok(None); } + self.dump_nat_trace("candidate", e); + + if is_bin_pred { + return self.try_reduce_nat_predicate(&addr, &args); + } let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa, &self.prims) { + self.dump_nat_trace("arg0-whnf", &wa); + self.dump_nat_trace("arg1-whnf", &wb); + let a_val = extract_nat_value(&wa, &self.prims); + let b_val = extract_nat_value(&wb, &self.prims); + + if let Some(result) = self + .try_reduce_nat_symbolic_bin(&addr, &args, &wa, &wb, &a_val, &b_val)? + { + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + + let a_val = match a_val { Some(v) => v, - None => return Ok(None), + None => { + self.dump_nat_trace("arg0-not-nat", &wa); + return Ok(None); + }, }; - let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims) { + let b_val = match b_val { Some(v) => v, - None => return Ok(None), + None => { + self.dump_nat_trace("arg1-not-nat", &wb); + return Ok(None); + }, }; let result_expr = if is_bin_arith { - let result = match compute_nat_bin(&addr, &self.prims, a_val, b_val) { + let result = match compute_nat_bin(&addr, &self.prims, &a_val, &b_val) { Some(r) => r, - None => return Ok(None), // can't compute, leave unreduced + None => { + self.dump_nat_trace("not-computed", e); + return Ok(None); // can't compute, leave unreduced + }, }; let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)) @@ -971,97 +1343,536 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(Some(result)) } - /// Native Nat.decLe/decEq/decLt reduction. - /// - /// Intercepts `Nat.decLe n m`, `Nat.decEq n m`, `Nat.decLt n m` when both - /// arguments are Nat literals. Computes the boolean result natively and - /// constructs the appropriate `Decidable.isTrue prop proof` or - /// `Decidable.isFalse prop proof`. - /// - /// Constructors in the kernel are fully explicit: - /// `Decidable.isTrue : (p : Prop) → p → Decidable p` - /// `Decidable.isFalse : (p : Prop) → (p → False) → Decidable p` - /// so the proposition `p` must be supplied as the first argument. - /// - /// Proof terms: - /// - decLe true: `Decidable.isTrue prop (Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true))` - /// - decEq true: `Decidable.isTrue prop (Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true))` - /// - decEq false: `Decidable.isFalse prop (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false))` - /// - decLe false: falls through to delta (proof requires `False` primitive not yet available) - /// - decLt n m: delegates to decLe (n+1) m - pub(super) fn try_reduce_decidable( + fn try_reduce_nat_symbolic_bin( &mut self, - e: &KExpr, + addr: &Address, + args: &[KExpr], + wa: &KExpr, + wb: &KExpr, + a_val: &Option, + b_val: &Option, ) -> Result>, TcError> { - if e.lbr() > 0 { + const MAX_SYMBOLIC_NAT_LITERAL: u64 = 64; + + let result = if *addr == self.prims.nat_add.addr { + let Some(n) = b_val.as_ref().and_then(Nat::to_u64) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if n > MAX_SYMBOLIC_NAT_LITERAL { + return Ok(None); + } + self.nat_succ_n(wa.clone(), n) + } else if *addr == self.prims.nat_mul.addr { + match b_val.as_ref().and_then(Nat::to_u64) { + Some(0) => self.nat_literal(0), + _ => return Ok(None), + } + } else if *addr == self.prims.nat_sub.addr { + let Some(n) = b_val.as_ref().and_then(Nat::to_u64) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if n > MAX_SYMBOLIC_NAT_LITERAL { + return Ok(None); + } + match self.nat_pred_n(wa.clone(), n) { + Some(result) => result, + None => return Ok(None), + } + } else if *addr == self.prims.nat_mod.addr { + let Some(a) = a_val else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let b_lower = self.nat_lower_bound(wb)?; + if b_lower.0 <= a.0 { + return Ok(None); + } + self.nat_expr_from_value(a.clone()) + } else { return Ok(None); - } - let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); - let addr = match head.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), - _ => return Ok(None), }; - let p = &self.prims; - let is_dec_le = addr == p.nat_dec_le.addr; - let is_dec_eq = addr == p.nat_dec_eq.addr; - let is_dec_lt = addr == p.nat_dec_lt.addr; - if !is_dec_le && !is_dec_eq && !is_dec_lt { - return Ok(None); + Ok(Some(self.finish_nat_symbolic_result(result, args))) + } + + fn finish_nat_symbolic_result( + &mut self, + mut result: KExpr, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> KExpr { + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); } - if args.len() < 2 { - return Ok(None); + result + } + + fn nat_expr_from_value(&mut self, n: Nat) -> KExpr { + let blob_addr = Address::hash(&n.to_le_bytes()); + self.intern(KExpr::nat(n, blob_addr)) + } + + fn nat_succ_n(&mut self, mut e: KExpr, n: u64) -> KExpr { + for _ in 0..n { + let succ = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([]))); + e = self.intern(KExpr::app(succ, e)); } + e + } - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa, &self.prims) { - Some(v) => v.clone(), - None => return Ok(None), - }; - let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims) { - Some(v) => v.clone(), - None => return Ok(None), - }; + fn nat_pred_n(&mut self, mut e: KExpr, n: u64) -> Option> { + for _ in 0..n { + e = match self.nat_ctor_view(&e)? { + NatCtorView::Zero => self.nat_literal(0), + NatCtorView::Succ(pred) => pred, + }; + } + Some(e) + } - // S5: Eq.refl is universe-polymorphic: @Eq.refl.{u}. - // For Bool : Type = Sort 1, we need u = 1 = Succ(Zero). - let u1 = KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero()); + fn nat_lower_bound(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result> { + self.nat_lower_bound_core(e, 0) + } - // decLt n m → decLe (n+1) m - if is_dec_lt { - let succ_a = Nat(&a_val.0 + 1u64); - let succ_a_addr = Address::hash(&succ_a.to_le_bytes()); - let succ_a_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(succ_a, succ_a_addr)); - // Build: Nat.decLe (n+1) m - let dec_le_const = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_dec_le.clone(), Box::new([]))); - let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::app(dec_le_const, succ_a_expr)); - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, args[1].clone())); - for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); - } - // Recursively reduce the decLe - return Ok(Some(result)); + fn nat_lower_bound_core( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + depth: u8, + ) -> Result> { + const MAX_LOWER_BOUND_DEPTH: u8 = 24; + if depth >= MAX_LOWER_BOUND_DEPTH { + return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); } - // Extract the proposition from the type of `e`. - // `e : Decidable prop` → we need `prop` as the first constructor argument. - // Use infer_only to avoid def-eq checks (safe within WHNF). - let prop = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(e)) { - Ok(e_ty) => { - let e_ty_whnf = self.whnf(&e_ty)?; - let (_, type_args) = collect_app_spine(&e_ty_whnf); - match type_args.into_iter().next() { - Some(p) => p, - None => return Ok(None), // not `Decidable prop` — bail - } - }, - Err(_) => return Ok(None), // inference failed — bail to delta - }; + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(e, &self.prims) { + return Ok(n.clone()); + } - let (b_result, proof_true_fn, proof_false_fn) = if is_dec_le { - ( + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() { + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { + let pred = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[0], depth + 1)?; + return Ok(Nat(pred.0 + 1u64)); + } + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_add.addr && args.len() == 2 { + let a = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[0], depth + 1)?; + let b = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[1], depth + 1)?; + return Ok(Nat(a.0 + b.0)); + } + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_mul.addr && args.len() == 2 { + let a = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[0], depth + 1)?; + let b = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[1], depth + 1)?; + return Ok(Nat(a.0 * b.0)); + } + if self.is_nat_bin_arith_addr(&id.addr) + || self.is_nat_bin_pred_addr(&id.addr) + || is_const_named(id, &["Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", "BitVec.toNat"]) + { + return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); + } + } + + if self.is_stuck_nat_predicate_probe(e) { + return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); + } + + let w = self.whnf(e)?; + if &w == e { + return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); + } + self.nat_lower_bound_core(&w, depth + 1) + } + + fn is_nat_bin_arith_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> bool { + let p = &self.prims; + *addr == p.nat_add.addr + || *addr == p.nat_sub.addr + || *addr == p.nat_mul.addr + || *addr == p.nat_div.addr + || *addr == p.nat_mod.addr + || *addr == p.nat_pow.addr + || *addr == p.nat_gcd.addr + || *addr == p.nat_land.addr + || *addr == p.nat_lor.addr + || *addr == p.nat_xor.addr + || *addr == p.nat_shift_left.addr + || *addr == p.nat_shift_right.addr + } + + fn is_nat_bin_pred_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> bool { + *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr || *addr == self.prims.nat_ble.addr + } + + fn try_reduce_nat_predicate( + &mut self, + addr: &Address, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let a_val = self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred(&args[0])?; + let b_val = self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred(&args[1])?; + let decision = if *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { + match (&a_val, &b_val) { + (Some(a), Some(b)) => Some(a == b), + _ => None, + } + } else { + match (&a_val, &b_val) { + (Some(a), Some(b)) => Some(a <= b), + (Some(a), None) if a.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO => Some(true), + _ => None, + } + }; + + let Some(decision) = decision else { + if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_nat_predicate_by_ctor(addr, args)? { + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + return Ok(None); + }; + Ok(Some(self.nat_predicate_bool_result(decision, args))) + } + + fn try_reduce_nat_predicate_by_ctor( + &mut self, + addr: &Address, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let a = self.nat_ctor_view_for_pred(&args[0], 0)?; + let b = self.nat_ctor_view_for_pred(&args[1], 0)?; + let result = if *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { + match (a, b) { + (Some(NatCtorView::Zero), Some(NatCtorView::Zero)) => { + self.nat_predicate_bool_result(true, args) + }, + (Some(NatCtorView::Zero), Some(NatCtorView::Succ(_))) + | (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(_)), Some(NatCtorView::Zero)) => { + self.nat_predicate_bool_result(false, args) + }, + (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(a)), Some(NatCtorView::Succ(b))) => { + self.nat_predicate_recur_result(addr, &a, &b, args) + }, + _ => return Ok(None), + } + } else { + match (a, b) { + (Some(NatCtorView::Zero), _) => { + self.nat_predicate_bool_result(true, args) + }, + (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(_)), Some(NatCtorView::Zero)) => { + self.nat_predicate_bool_result(false, args) + }, + (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(a)), Some(NatCtorView::Succ(b))) => { + self.nat_predicate_recur_result(addr, &a, &b, args) + }, + _ => return Ok(None), + } + }; + Ok(Some(result)) + } + + fn nat_predicate_bool_result( + &mut self, + decision: bool, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> KExpr { + let bool_id = if decision { + self.prims.bool_true.clone() + } else { + self.prims.bool_false.clone() + }; + let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(bool_id, Box::new([]))); + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + result + } + + fn nat_predicate_recur_result( + &mut self, + addr: &Address, + a: &KExpr, + b: &KExpr, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> KExpr { + let head_id = if *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { + self.prims.nat_beq.clone() + } else { + self.prims.nat_ble.clone() + }; + let head = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(head_id, Box::new([]))); + let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::app(head, a.clone())); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, b.clone())); + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + result + } + + fn nat_ctor_view_for_pred( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + depth: u8, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + const MAX_PRED_NAT_CTOR_VIEW_DEPTH: u8 = 8; + if let Some(view) = self.nat_ctor_view(e) { + return Ok(Some(view)); + } + if depth >= MAX_PRED_NAT_CTOR_VIEW_DEPTH { + return Ok(None); + } + + if self.is_stuck_nat_predicate_probe(e) { + return Ok(None); + } + + let w = self.whnf(e)?; + if &w == e { + return Ok(None); + } + if let Some(view) = self.nat_ctor_view(&w) { + return Ok(Some(view)); + } + self.nat_ctor_view_for_pred(&w, depth + 1) + } + + fn nat_ctor_view(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Option> { + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(e, &self.prims) { + if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + return Some(NatCtorView::Zero); + } + let pred = Nat(&n.0 - num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); + let pred_addr = Address::hash(&pred.to_le_bytes()); + let pred_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(pred, pred_addr)); + return Some(NatCtorView::Succ(pred_expr)); + } + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return None; + }; + if id.addr != self.prims.nat_succ.addr || args.len() != 1 { + return None; + } + Some(NatCtorView::Succ(args[0].clone())) + } + + /// A shallow Nat evaluator for predicate arguments. + /// + /// `Nat.beq`/`Nat.ble` are often used as branching conditions. When one + /// side is symbolic, fully WHNF-ing it can expose large recursive models + /// such as `Nat.rec` over `BitVec.toFin` projections. For predicates we only + /// need enough evaluation to decide literal comparisons; unknown values can + /// safely remain stuck. + fn try_eval_nat_value_for_pred( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred_core(e, 0) + } + + fn try_eval_nat_value_for_pred_core( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + depth: u8, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + const MAX_PRED_NAT_EVAL_DEPTH: u8 = 64; + if depth >= MAX_PRED_NAT_EVAL_DEPTH { + return Ok(None); + } + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(e, &self.prims) { + return Ok(Some(n.clone())); + } + + if self.is_stuck_nat_predicate_probe(e) { + return Ok(None); + } + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { + let Some(pred) = + self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred_core(&args[0], depth + 1)? + else { + return Ok(None); + }; + return Ok(Some(Nat(pred.0 + 1u64))); + } + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_pred.addr && args.len() == 1 { + let Some(n) = + self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred_core(&args[0], depth + 1)? + else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let result = if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO) + } else { + Nat(n.0 - 1u64) + }; + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + if self.is_nat_bin_arith_addr(&id.addr) && args.len() == 2 { + let Some(a) = + self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred_core(&args[0], depth + 1)? + else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(b) = + self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred_core(&args[1], depth + 1)? + else { + return Ok(None); + }; + return Ok(compute_nat_bin(&id.addr, &self.prims, &a, &b)); + } + }, + ExprData::Var(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Lam(..) + | ExprData::All(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) => return Ok(None), + ExprData::App(..) | ExprData::Let(..) | ExprData::Prj(..) => {}, + } + + let w = self.whnf(e)?; + self.dump_nat_trace("pred-arg-whnf", &w); + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_value(&w, &self.prims) { + return Ok(Some(n)); + } + if &w == e { + return Ok(None); + } + self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred_core(&w, depth + 1) + } + + fn is_stuck_nat_predicate_probe(&self, e: &KExpr) -> bool { + let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(e); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + self.is_nat_bin_pred_addr(&id.addr) + || is_const_named(id, &["Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", "BitVec.toNat"]) + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, _, val, _) => { + if is_const_named(id, &["Fin"]) { + return true; + } + let (val_head, _) = collect_app_spine(val); + matches!( + val_head.data(), + ExprData::Const(val_id, _, _) + if is_const_named( + val_id, + &["Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", "BitVec.toNat"], + ) + ) + }, + _ => false, + } + } + + /// `Nat.beq`/`Nat.ble` are extern primitives with recursive Lean models. + /// If native reduction cannot decide them, unfolding the model can peel huge + /// literals against an unknown argument. Leave the primitive app stuck. + fn is_stuck_nat_predicate(&self, e: &KExpr) -> bool { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + if args.len() != 2 { + return false; + } + matches!( + head.data(), + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr + || id.addr == self.prims.nat_ble.addr + ) + } + + /// Native Nat.decLe/decEq/decLt reduction. + /// + /// Intercepts `Nat.decLe n m`, `Nat.decEq n m`, `Nat.decLt n m` when both + /// arguments are Nat literals. Computes the boolean result natively and + /// constructs the appropriate `Decidable.isTrue prop proof` or + /// `Decidable.isFalse prop proof`. + /// + /// Constructors in the kernel are fully explicit: + /// `Decidable.isTrue : (p : Prop) → p → Decidable p` + /// `Decidable.isFalse : (p : Prop) → (p → False) → Decidable p` + /// so the proposition `p` must be supplied as the first argument. + /// + /// Proof terms: + /// - decLe true: `Decidable.isTrue prop (Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true))` + /// - decEq true: `Decidable.isTrue prop (Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.true))` + /// - decEq false: `Decidable.isFalse prop (Nat.ne_of_beq_eq_false n m (Eq.refl.{1} Bool Bool.false))` + /// - decLe false: falls through to delta (proof requires `False` primitive not yet available) + /// - decLt n m: delegates to decLe (n+1) m + pub(super) fn try_reduce_decidable( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let addr = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + + let p = &self.prims; + let is_dec_le = addr == p.nat_dec_le.addr; + let is_dec_eq = addr == p.nat_dec_eq.addr; + let is_dec_lt = addr == p.nat_dec_lt.addr; + if !is_dec_le && !is_dec_eq && !is_dec_lt { + return Ok(None); + } + if args.len() < 2 { + return Ok(None); + } + + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let a_val = match extract_nat_value(&wa, &self.prims) { + Some(v) => v, + None => return Ok(None), + }; + let b_val = match extract_nat_value(&wb, &self.prims) { + Some(v) => v, + None => return Ok(None), + }; + + // S5: Eq.refl is universe-polymorphic: @Eq.refl.{u}. + // For Bool : Type = Sort 1, we need u = 1 = Succ(Zero). + let u1 = KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero()); + + // decLt n m → decLe (n+1) m + if is_dec_lt { + let succ_a = Nat(&a_val.0 + 1u64); + let succ_a_addr = Address::hash(&succ_a.to_le_bytes()); + let succ_a_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(succ_a, succ_a_addr)); + // Build: Nat.decLe (n+1) m + let dec_le_const = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_dec_le.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::app(dec_le_const, succ_a_expr)); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, args[1].clone())); + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + // Recursively reduce the decLe + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + + // Extract the proposition from the type of `e`. + // `e : Decidable prop` → we need `prop` as the first constructor argument. + // Use infer_only to avoid def-eq checks (safe within WHNF). + let prop = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(e)) { + Ok(e_ty) => { + let e_ty_whnf = self.whnf(&e_ty)?; + let (_, type_args) = collect_app_spine(&e_ty_whnf); + match type_args.into_iter().next() { + Some(p) => p, + None => return Ok(None), // not `Decidable prop` — bail + } + }, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), // inference failed — bail to delta + }; + + let (b_result, proof_true_fn, proof_false_fn) = if is_dec_le { + ( a_val <= b_val, &self.prims.nat_le_of_ble_eq_true, &self.prims.nat_not_le_of_not_ble_eq_true, @@ -1194,6 +2005,192 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(Some(result)) } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // BitVec reduction + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Reduce the small BitVec fragment that is definitionally Nat-backed: + /// - `BitVec.toNat (BitVec.ofNat w n)` reduces to `n % 2^w` + /// - `BitVec.ult w x y` reduces by evaluating `x.toNat < y.toNat` + /// - `decide (x < y)` for BitVec reduces through the same comparison + fn try_reduce_bitvec( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + + if is_const_named(id, &["BitVec.toNat"]) && args.len() >= 2 { + if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_to_nat(&args[1])? { + return Ok(Some(self.finish_app_result(result, &args, 2))); + } + return Ok(None); + } + + if is_const_named(id, &["BitVec.ult"]) && args.len() >= 3 { + if let Some(result) = + self.try_reduce_bitvec_ult(&args[0], &args[1], &args[2])? + { + return Ok(Some(self.finish_app_result(result, &args, 3))); + } + return Ok(None); + } + + if is_const_named(id, &["Decidable.decide"]) && args.len() >= 2 { + if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_lt_prop(&args[0])? { + return Ok(Some(self.finish_app_result(result, &args, 2))); + } + } + + Ok(None) + } + + fn try_reduce_bitvec_ult( + &mut self, + width: &KExpr, + lhs: &KExpr, + rhs: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let lhs_nat = self.bitvec_to_nat_expr(width, lhs)?; + let rhs_nat = self.bitvec_to_nat_expr(width, rhs)?; + + // `BitVec.ult x y` is definitionally `decide (x.toNat < y.toNat)`. + // Kernel Nat LT reduces through `Nat.ble (Nat.succ x.toNat) y.toNat`. + let lhs_succ = self.nat_succ_n(lhs_nat, 1); + let ble = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let cmp_lhs = self.intern(KExpr::app(ble, lhs_succ)); + let cmp = self.intern(KExpr::app(cmp_lhs, rhs_nat)); + let result = self.whnf(&cmp)?; + if self.bool_lit_value(&result).is_some() { + Ok(Some(result)) + } else { + Ok(None) + } + } + + fn try_reduce_bitvec_lt_prop( + &mut self, + prop: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(prop); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if !is_const_named(id, &["LT.lt"]) || args.len() != 4 { + return Ok(None); + } + + let (type_head, type_args) = collect_app_spine(&args[0]); + let ExprData::Const(type_id, _, _) = type_head.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if !is_const_named(type_id, &["BitVec"]) || type_args.len() != 1 { + return Ok(None); + } + + self.try_reduce_bitvec_ult(&type_args[0], &args[2], &args[3]) + } + + fn bitvec_to_nat_expr( + &mut self, + width: &KExpr, + value: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_to_nat(value)? { + return Ok(result); + } + + let to_nat = self + .find_const_id_named("BitVec.toNat") + .unwrap_or_else(|| synthetic_named_id("BitVec.toNat")); + let head = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(to_nat, Box::new([]))); + let with_width = self.intern(KExpr::app(head, width.clone())); + Ok(self.intern(KExpr::app(with_width, value.clone()))) + } + + fn try_reduce_bitvec_to_nat( + &mut self, + value: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let Some((width, n_expr)) = self.bitvec_of_nat_args(value) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + + let n_whnf = self.whnf(&n_expr)?; + let Some(n) = extract_nat_value(&n_whnf, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + + if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + return Ok(Some(self.nat_literal(0))); + } + + let width_val = self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred(&width)?; + let Some(width) = width_val.and_then(|w| w.to_u64()) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + + const REDUCE_BITVEC_WIDTH_MAX: u64 = 1 << 24; + if width > REDUCE_BITVEC_WIDTH_MAX { + return Ok(None); + } + + let modulus = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64) << (width as usize); + let result = Nat(n.0 % modulus); + Ok(Some(self.nat_expr_from_value(result))) + } + + fn bitvec_of_nat_args(&self, e: &KExpr) -> Option<(KExpr, KExpr)> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return None; + }; + if is_const_named(id, &["BitVec.ofNat"]) && args.len() == 2 { + return Some((args[0].clone(), args[1].clone())); + } + if !is_const_named(id, &["OfNat.ofNat"]) || args.len() < 2 { + return None; + } + + let (type_head, type_args) = collect_app_spine(&args[0]); + let ExprData::Const(type_id, _, _) = type_head.data() else { + return None; + }; + if is_const_named(type_id, &["BitVec"]) && type_args.len() == 1 { + Some((type_args[0].clone(), args[1].clone())) + } else { + None + } + } + + fn bool_lit_value(&self, e: &KExpr) -> Option { + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = e.data() else { + return None; + }; + if id.addr == self.prims.bool_true.addr { + Some(true) + } else if id.addr == self.prims.bool_false.addr { + Some(false) + } else { + None + } + } + + fn finish_app_result( + &mut self, + mut result: KExpr, + args: &[KExpr], + consumed: usize, + ) -> KExpr { + for arg in args.iter().skip(consumed) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + result + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Native reduction (Lean.reduceBool, Lean.reduceNat, System.Platform.numBits) // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -1206,19 +2203,60 @@ impl TypeChecker { &mut self, e: &KExpr, ) -> Result>, TcError> { - if e.lbr() > 0 { - return Ok(None); - } let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); let head_addr = match head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), _ => return Ok(None), }; - // System.Platform.numBits has type { n : Nat // n = 32 ∨ n = 64 } (Subtype). - // We do NOT reduce it natively because the result must be a Subtype.mk - // constructor application, not a bare Nat literal. Let delta+iota handle it. - // (Previously returned bare Nat(64) which was a type error.) + if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() { + let is_unit_sizeof_impl = + is_const_named(id, &["PUnit._sizeOf_1", "Unit._sizeOf_1"]) + && args.len() == 1; + + if e.lbr() > 0 { + if is_unit_sizeof_impl { + return Ok(Some(self.nat_literal(1))); + } + return Ok(None); + } + + // `System.Platform.numBits` is defined as the value projection from the + // platform subtype returned by `System.Platform.getNumBits ()`. + if id.addr == self.prims.subtype_val.addr && args.len() == 3 { + let (value_head, value_args) = collect_app_spine(&args[2]); + if value_args.len() == 1 + && let ExprData::Const(value_id, _, _) = value_head.data() + && value_id.addr == self.prims.system_platform_get_num_bits.addr + { + return Ok(Some(self.nat_literal(64))); + } + } + + // Lean's generated `PUnit`/`Unit` SizeOf instance is extensionally the + // constant function 1, but its body recurses on an open unit variable. + // Reduce this primitive singleton case directly. + if is_const_named(id, &["SizeOf.sizeOf"]) && args.len() == 3 { + let (ty_head, _) = collect_app_spine(&args[0]); + if let ExprData::Const(ty_id, _, _) = ty_head.data() + && is_const_named(ty_id, &["Unit", "PUnit"]) + { + return Ok(Some(self.nat_literal(1))); + } + } + + if is_unit_sizeof_impl { + return Ok(Some(self.nat_literal(1))); + } + } + + // System.Platform.numBits is a Nat-valued wrapper around the opaque + // extern `System.Platform.getNumBits`. Delta-unfolding gets stuck at + // the extern, so reduce the public Nat constant directly. + if head_addr == self.prims.system_platform_num_bits.addr && args.is_empty() + { + return Ok(Some(self.nat_literal(64))); + } // Lean.reduceBool / Lean.reduceNat: arg must be a single constant let is_reduce_bool = head_addr == self.prims.reduce_bool.addr; @@ -1276,6 +2314,66 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // String primitive reduction + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + pub(super) fn try_reduce_string( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + if args.len() != 1 { + return Ok(None); + } + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let is_back = is_const_named(id, &["String.back", "String.Legacy.back"]); + let is_utf8_byte_size = is_const_named(id, &["String.utf8ByteSize"]); + let is_to_byte_array = id.addr == self.prims.string_to_byte_array.addr; + if !is_back && !is_utf8_byte_size && !is_to_byte_array { + return Ok(None); + } + + let s = match args[0].data() { + ExprData::Str(s, _, _) => s, + _ => return Ok(None), + }; + if is_utf8_byte_size { + let n = Nat::from(s.len() as u64); + let addr = Address::hash(&n.to_le_bytes()); + return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(n, addr)))); + } + if is_to_byte_array { + if s.is_empty() { + return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::cnst( + self.prims.byte_array_empty.clone(), + Box::new([]), + )))); + } + return Ok(None); + } + + let codepoint = s.chars().last().map_or(65u32, u32::from); + Ok(Some(self.char_of_nat_expr(u64::from(codepoint)))) + } + + fn find_const_id_named(&self, dotted: &str) -> Option> { + self.env.iter().find_map(|(id, _)| { + if is_const_named(&id, &[dotted]) { Some(id) } else { None } + }) + } + + fn char_of_nat_expr(&mut self, n: u64) -> KExpr { + let char_of_nat = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.char_of_nat.clone(), Box::new([]))); + let nat_val = Nat::from(n); + let nat_addr = Address::hash(&nat_val.to_le_bytes()); + let nat_lit = self.intern(KExpr::nat(nat_val, nat_addr)); + self.intern(KExpr::app(char_of_nat, nat_lit)) + } } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -1284,6 +2382,49 @@ impl TypeChecker { use super::primitive::Primitives; +fn dotted_name(dotted: &str) -> Name { + let mut name = Name::anon(); + for part in dotted.split('.') { + name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); + } + name +} + +fn synthetic_named_id(dotted: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(Address::hash(dotted.as_bytes()), M::meta_field(dotted_name(dotted))) +} + +fn name_components_eq_dotted(mut name: &Name, mut dotted: &str) -> bool { + loop { + let (prefix, part) = match dotted.rsplit_once('.') { + Some((prefix, part)) => (Some(prefix), part), + None => (None, dotted), + }; + match name.as_data() { + NameData::Str(pre, s, _) if s == part => { + name = pre; + match prefix { + Some(next) => dotted = next, + None => return matches!(name.as_data(), NameData::Anonymous(_)), + } + }, + _ => return false, + } + } +} + +fn is_const_named(id: &KId, names: &[&str]) -> bool { + let Some(name) = M::meta_name(&id.name) else { + return false; + }; + names.iter().any(|expected| name_components_eq_dotted(&name, expected)) +} + +enum NatCtorView { + Zero, + Succ(KExpr), +} + /// Zero constant shared across `extract_nat_lit` calls. static NAT_ZERO_LITERAL: std::sync::LazyLock = std::sync::LazyLock::new(|| Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); @@ -1307,6 +2448,41 @@ fn extract_nat_lit<'a, M: KernelMode>( } } +/// Extract a Nat value from either literal form or a constructor numeral. +/// +/// Iota reduction on `Nat` literals can expose the matched value as +/// `Nat.succ ` inside branch bodies. Lean's C++ kernel +/// keeps primitive numerals available to its native Nat reducer across this +/// path; in this kernel we recover the same value here before deciding to +/// unfold recursive Nat definitions such as `Nat.modCore`. +fn extract_nat_value( + e: &KExpr, + prims: &Primitives, +) -> Option { + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(e, prims) { + return Some(n.clone()); + } + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return None; + }; + if is_const_named(id, &["OfNat.ofNat"]) && args.len() >= 2 { + let (type_head, type_args) = collect_app_spine(&args[0]); + if type_args.is_empty() + && let ExprData::Const(type_id, _, _) = type_head.data() + && type_id.addr == prims.nat.addr + { + return extract_nat_value(&args[1], prims); + } + } + if id.addr != prims.nat_succ.addr || args.len() != 1 { + return None; + } + let pred = extract_nat_value(&args[0], prims)?; + Some(Nat(pred.0 + 1u64)) +} + fn gcd_biguint( a: &num_bigint::BigUint, b: &num_bigint::BigUint, @@ -1428,7 +2604,7 @@ fn extract_int_lit( if args.len() != 1 { return None; } - let nat_val = extract_nat_lit(&args[0], prims)?; + let nat_val = extract_nat_value(&args[0], prims)?; let n: BigInt = nat_val.0.clone().into(); if head_id.addr == prims.int_of_nat.addr { Some(n) // Int.ofNat n = n @@ -1625,7 +2801,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { return Ok(None); }; - let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims).cloned() else { + let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_value(&wb, &self.prims) else { return Ok(None); }; const REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP: u64 = 1 << 24; @@ -1662,7 +2838,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { return Ok(None); }; - let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims).cloned() else { + let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_value(&wb, &self.prims) else { return Ok(None); }; // `Int.bmod x 0` returns x unchanged because (0+1)/2 = 0 is never @@ -1742,7 +2918,7 @@ mod tests { use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; - use super::super::mode::Anon; + use super::super::mode::{Anon, Meta}; use super::super::primitive::Primitives; use super::super::tc::TypeChecker; use super::*; @@ -1804,6 +2980,23 @@ mod tests { block: mk_id("opaque"), }, ); + let opaque_def_ty = sort0(); + let opaque_def_val = sort1(); + env.insert( + mk_id("opaque_def"), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Opaque, + lvls: 0, + ty: opaque_def_ty, + val: opaque_def_val, + lean_all: (), + block: mk_id("opaque_def"), + }, + ); env } @@ -1884,6 +3077,73 @@ mod tests { assert!(matches!(result.data(), ExprData::Const(..))); } + #[test] + fn whnf_delta_opaque_hint_unfolds() { + let env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let opaque_def = AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque_def"), Box::new([])); + let result = tc.whnf(&opaque_def).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(result, sort1()); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_string_legacy_back_empty_literal() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let back = kt::ME::cnst(kt::mk_id("String.Legacy.back"), Box::new([])); + let empty = kt::ME::str(String::new(), Address::hash(b"")); + let result = tc.whnf(&kt::ME::app(back, empty)).unwrap(); + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&result); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.char_of_nat.addr) + }, + other => panic!("expected Char.ofNat head, got {:?}", other), + } + assert_eq!(args.len(), 1); + match args[0].data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(65u64)); + }, + other => panic!("expected default Char Nat literal, got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_string_utf8_byte_size_literal() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let size = kt::ME::cnst(kt::mk_id("String.utf8ByteSize"), Box::new([])); + let s = kt::ME::str("L∃∀N".to_string(), Address::hash("L∃∀N".as_bytes())); + let result = tc.whnf(&kt::ME::app(size, s)).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(8u64)); + }, + other => { + panic!("expected UTF-8 byte length Nat literal, got {:?}", other) + }, + } + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_string_to_byte_array_empty() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let to_byte_array = + kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.string_to_byte_array.clone(), Box::new([])); + let empty_string = kt::ME::str(String::new(), Address::hash(b"")); + let lhs = kt::ME::app(to_byte_array, empty_string); + let rhs = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.byte_array_empty.clone(), Box::new([])); + assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&lhs, &rhs).unwrap()); + } + #[test] fn whnf_cache_hit() { let env = env_with_id(); @@ -1923,6 +3183,12 @@ mod tests { AE::nat(v, addr) } + fn mk_meta_nat(n: u64) -> super::super::testing::ME { + let v = Nat::from(n); + let addr = Address::hash(&v.to_le_bytes()); + super::super::testing::ME::nat(v, addr) + } + /// Build a Nat env with Nat, Nat.zero, Nat.succ, Nat.rec, and Nat.sub. /// Nat.sub is defined as a primitive that the kernel's try_reduce_nat handles, /// but also has a delta-unfoldable body using Nat.rec (to test reduction order). @@ -2061,6 +3327,29 @@ mod tests { env } + fn insert_nat_add_model(env: &Arc>, add_id: KId) { + let empty = KEnv::new(); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); + let add_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); + let succ = AE::cnst(prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + let add_val = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), app(succ.clone(), app(succ, var(1))))); + env.insert( + add_id.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: add_ty, + val: add_val, + lean_all: (), + block: add_id, + }, + ); + } + #[test] fn whnf_nat_sub_native() { // Nat.sub 1000 500 should reduce to Nat(500) via try_reduce_nat, @@ -2102,6 +3391,28 @@ mod tests { } } + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_primitive_accepts_constructor_value_with_loose_bvar() { + // Iota on Nat literals can expose a value as `Nat.succ `. + // Sparse-case code also carries binders that disappear after WHNF of + // primitive arguments, so primitive reduction must not reject the whole + // application just because it syntactically contains a loose bvar. + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + let ctor_num = app(succ, mk_nat(4)); + let dead_open_arg = app(lam(nat(), ctor_num), var(0)); + let expr = app(app(add, dead_open_arg), mk_nat(2)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(7u64)); + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(7), got {:?}", other), + } + } + #[test] fn whnf_nat_ble_large() { // Nat.ble 2^32 2^32 should reduce to Bool.true via try_reduce_nat @@ -2118,6 +3429,323 @@ mod tests { } } + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_ble_symbolic_succ_stays_stuck() { + let env = nat_env(); + let empty = KEnv::new(); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); + let ble_id = prims.nat_ble.clone(); + env.insert( + ble_id.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: pi(nat(), pi(nat(), cnst("Bool", &[]))), + val: lam( + nat(), + lam(nat(), AE::cnst(prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))), + ), + lean_all: (), + block: ble_id.clone(), + }, + ); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let ble = AE::cnst(ble_id.clone(), Box::new([])); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + let expr = app(app(ble, mk_nat(65536)), app(succ, var(0))); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&result); + assert_eq!(args.len(), 2); + match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => assert_eq!(id.addr, ble_id.addr), + other => panic!("expected stuck Nat.ble head, got {:?}", other), + } + match args[0].data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(65535u64)) + }, + other => panic!("expected decremented literal, got {:?}", other), + } + assert_eq!(args[1], var(0)); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_predicates_reduce_one_symbolic_ctor_layer() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); + let beq = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_beq.clone(), Box::new([])); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + + let ble_expr = app(app(ble, app(succ.clone(), var(1))), app(succ, var(0))); + let ble_result = tc.whnf(&ble_expr).unwrap(); + let (ble_head, ble_args) = collect_app_spine(&ble_result); + match ble_head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.nat_ble.addr), + other => panic!("expected Nat.ble head, got {:?}", other), + } + assert_eq!(ble_args, vec![var(1), var(0)]); + + let zero = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + let beq_expr = app(app(beq, zero), app(succ, var(0))); + let beq_result = tc.whnf(&beq_expr).unwrap(); + match beq_result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) + }, + other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_predicates_reduce_literal_ctor_against_symbolic_ctor() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + + let lhs = app(succ.clone(), app(succ, var(0))); + let expr = app(app(ble, lhs), mk_nat(1)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) + }, + other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_predicates_peek_through_symbolic_add() { + let env = nat_env(); + let empty = KEnv::new(); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); + insert_nat_add_model(&env, prims.nat_add.clone()); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); + let lhs = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); + let expr = app(app(ble, lhs), mk_nat(1)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) + }, + other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_add_symbolic_literal_rhs_exposes_succ() { + let env = nat_env(); + let empty = KEnv::new(); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); + insert_nat_add_model(&env, prims.nat_add.clone()); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let expr = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + assert_eq!(result, app(succ.clone(), app(succ, var(0)))); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_add_ofnat_zero_lhs_stays_stuck() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let nat_ty = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let ofnat_zero = kt::apps( + kt::cnst("OfNat.ofNat", &[]), + &[nat_ty, mk_meta_nat(0), kt::cnst("instOfNatNat", &[])], + ); + let add = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let expr = kt::apps(add, &[ofnat_zero, kt::var(0)]); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(result, expr); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_mul_ofnat_one_rhs_stays_stuck() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let nat_ty = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let ofnat_one = kt::apps( + kt::cnst("OfNat.ofNat", &[]), + &[nat_ty, mk_meta_nat(1), kt::cnst("instOfNatNat", &[])], + ); + let mul = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), Box::new([])); + let expr = kt::apps(mul, &[kt::var(0), ofnat_one]); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(result, expr); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_mul_symbolic_zero_rhs_returns_zero() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mul = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), Box::new([])); + let expr = app(app(mul, var(0)), mk_nat(0)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(0u64)); + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(0), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_nat_add_literal_lhs_not_succ_chain() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + tc.push_local(nat()); + + for n in 0..=4 { + let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let lhs = app(app(add, mk_nat(n)), var(0)); + let mut rhs = var(0); + for _ in 0..n { + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + rhs = app(succ, rhs); + } + + assert!( + !tc.is_def_eq(&lhs, &rhs).unwrap(), + "Nat.add {n} x must stay distinct from succ^{n} x" + ); + } + } + + #[test] + fn def_eq_nat_mul_non_iota_symbolic_cases_stay_distinct() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + tc.push_local(nat()); + + let mul = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), Box::new([])); + let x = var(0); + + let lhs_zero = app(app(mul.clone(), mk_nat(0)), x.clone()); + assert!( + !tc.is_def_eq(&lhs_zero, &mk_nat(0)).unwrap(), + "Nat.mul 0 x must not reduce to 0 while x is stuck" + ); + + let lhs_one = app(app(mul.clone(), mk_nat(1)), x.clone()); + assert!( + !tc.is_def_eq(&lhs_one, &x).unwrap(), + "Nat.mul 1 x must not reduce to x while x is stuck" + ); + + let rhs_one = app(app(mul, x.clone()), mk_nat(1)); + assert!( + !tc.is_def_eq(&rhs_one, &x).unwrap(), + "Nat.mul x 1 must not reduce directly to x" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_mod_literal_by_symbolic_lower_bound() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let modu = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mod.clone(), Box::new([])); + let denom = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); + let expr = app(app(modu, mk_nat(1)), denom); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(1), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_sub_symbolic_literal_rhs_peels_succ() { + let env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let sub = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); + let lhs = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); + let expr = app(app(sub, lhs), mk_nat(1)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + assert_eq!(result, app(succ, var(0))); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_bitvec_ult_zero_rhs_is_false() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let zero = + kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[kt::var(1), mk_meta_nat(0)]); + let ult = + kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ult", &[]), &[kt::var(1), kt::var(0), zero]); + let result = tc.whnf(&ult).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) + }, + other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_bitvec_to_nat_ofnat_zero_is_zero() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let zero = + kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[kt::var(0), mk_meta_nat(0)]); + let expr = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.toNat", &[]), &[kt::var(0), zero]); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO); + }, + other => panic!("expected Nat(0), got {:?}", other), + } + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_decide_bitvec_lt_zero_is_false() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let width = kt::var(1); + let bv_ty = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec", &[]), &[width.clone()]); + let zero = + kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[width, mk_meta_nat(0)]); + let prop = + kt::apps(kt::cnst("LT.lt", &[]), &[bv_ty, kt::var(2), kt::var(0), zero]); + let decide = + kt::apps(kt::cnst("Decidable.decide", &[]), &[prop, kt::var(3)]); + let result = tc.whnf(&decide).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) + }, + other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), + } + } + #[test] fn whnf_def_eq_nat_sub_large() { // Simulate the real failure: a definition whose type-check requires @@ -2219,8 +3847,8 @@ mod tests { let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); // System.Platform.numBits — insert at the real primitive address - // so try_reduce_native recognizes it. It's a def whose body doesn't - // matter (native handler intercepts it) but it needs to be present. + // so try_reduce_native recognizes it. Give it a stuck body so this test + // fails if native handling regresses and WHNF falls through to delta. env.insert( prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), KConst::Defn { @@ -2231,7 +3859,7 @@ mod tests { hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, lvls: 0, ty: nat(), - val: mk_nat(64), // body: just 64 (native handler returns this anyway) + val: AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque.bits"), Box::new([])), lean_all: (), block: prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), }, @@ -2483,14 +4111,13 @@ mod tests { } // ========================================================================= - // Large-Nat iota-reduction cap + // Large-Nat iota runaway guard // // `try_iota` guards against unbounded expansion of Nat literals into - // Nat.succ chains when the literal exceeds 2^20. See `whnf.rs` around - // lines 420-425. Verify the cap fires by applying `Nat.rec` (which - // triggers iota) to a Nat literal well over the threshold — the - // reduction must *not* diverge or panic; it should stay stuck at the - // rec application. + // Nat.succ chains when the same recursor peels consecutive predecessors + // for thousands of steps. Verify the guard fires by applying `Nat.rec` + // whose step immediately forces `ih` to a large literal. The reduction + // must not diverge or panic. // ========================================================================= #[test] From 26c3be7ae5181cc17d3e604883bdcb82831dd6d2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Sun, 26 Apr 2026 08:08:35 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 14/34] xclippy warnings --- src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs | 5 +- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 21 +++- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 87 +++++++------- src/ix/compile.rs | 33 +++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 13 +-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 41 +++---- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs | 40 +++---- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs | 6 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 137 +++++++++++----------- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 38 +++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 67 +++++------ src/ix/compile/env.rs | 13 +-- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 12 +- src/ix/compile/surgery.rs | 67 ++++++----- src/ix/congruence/perm.rs | 67 +++++------ src/ix/decompile.rs | 83 +++++++------- src/ix/ground.rs | 17 ++- src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs | 17 ++- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 166 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++- src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs | 4 +- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 6 +- src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 12 +- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 8 ++ src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 93 +++++++++------ src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 5 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 99 ++++++++-------- src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 20 ++-- src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 51 ++++---- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 28 +++-- 29 files changed, 720 insertions(+), 536 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs index 23aaeebf..85065081 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/sharing.rs @@ -43,8 +43,9 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_debug_sharing_analysis( println!("[Rust] Subterms with usage >= 2:"); for (hash, info, eff_size) in candidates { let n = info.usage_count; - let potential = - (n as isize - 1) * (eff_size as isize) - (n as isize + eff_size as isize); + let n_i = n.cast_signed(); + let eff_size_i = eff_size.cast_signed(); + let potential = (n_i - 1) * eff_size_i - (n_i + eff_size_i); println!( " usage={} eff_size={} potential={} hash={:.8}", n, eff_size, potential, hash diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index 4c0be292..97677011 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -340,9 +340,12 @@ fn run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( }) .map_err(|e| format!("failed to spawn kernel-check thread: {e}"))? .join() - .map_err(|_| "kernel-check thread panicked".to_string()) + .map_err(|_panic| "kernel-check thread panicked".to_string()) } +// All by-value arguments below are immediately wrapped in `Arc` for sharing +// with worker threads — clippy can't see that, so suppress the lint. +#[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( kenv: Arc>, name_to_id: FxHashMap>, @@ -604,15 +607,14 @@ fn env_duration_ms(var: &str, default: Duration) -> Duration { std::env::var(var) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) - .map(Duration::from_millis) - .unwrap_or(default) + .map_or(default, Duration::from_millis) } fn env_duration_ms_optional(var: &str, default: Duration) -> Option { let ms = std::env::var(var) .ok() .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) - .unwrap_or(default.as_millis() as u64); + .unwrap_or_else(|| u64::try_from(default.as_millis()).unwrap_or(u64::MAX)); if ms == 0 { None } else { Some(Duration::from_millis(ms)) } } @@ -834,6 +836,10 @@ fn block_member_outcome( } } +// Owned arguments are consumed via the worker pool but only borrowed in this +// function body — clippy flags the by-value receivers, but transferring +// ownership keeps the call sites simpler. +#[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] fn check_consts_loop( kenv: Arc>, name_to_id: FxHashMap>, @@ -1036,13 +1042,18 @@ impl ParallelProgress { fn report(&self) { let done = self.done.load(Ordering::SeqCst); + // Progress reporting is approximate by nature; usize→f64 precision loss + // is acceptable for percentages and ETAs. + #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] let pct = if self.total == 0 { 100.0 } else { (done as f64 / self.total as f64) * 100.0 }; let elapsed = self.started.elapsed().as_secs_f64(); + #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] let rate = if elapsed > 0.0 { done as f64 / elapsed } else { 0.0 }; + #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] let eta = if rate > 0.0 && done < self.total { format!(" · eta {:.0}s", (self.total - done) as f64 / rate) } else { @@ -1581,7 +1592,7 @@ fn compare_envs( } }, } - if checked % 10000 == 0 && checked > 0 { + if checked.is_multiple_of(10000) && checked > 0 { eprintln!( "[rs_kernel_roundtrip] verify: {checked}/{total} ({} errors so far)", errors.len() diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index f6a9b617..e705172e 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -717,13 +717,11 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1b: Checking aux_gen congruence..."); { use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant}; - use crate::ix::compile::mk_indc; use crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq; use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, }; - use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; use rustc_hash::{FxHashMap, FxHashSet}; // Build per-block PermCtx for the permutation-aware comparator. @@ -732,7 +730,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // doesn't escape its scope. fn build_perm_ctx_1b( all: &[Name], - env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + env: &Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, perm: &[usize], ) -> Option { @@ -740,7 +738,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ExprData}; let first = all.first()?; - let n_params = match env.get(first).as_deref() { + let n_params = match env.get(first) { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize }, @@ -749,19 +747,19 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( let n_primary = all.len(); let primary_ctor_counts: Vec = all .iter() - .map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { + .map(|n| match env.get(n) { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, }) .collect(); let source_aux_order = - match crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { + match aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { Ok(order) => order, Err(_) => return None, }; let source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec = source_aux_order .iter() - .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head).as_deref() { + .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head) { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, }) @@ -784,7 +782,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( source_aux_ctor_counts: source_aux_ctor_counts.clone(), aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), }; - let n_indices_for = |rec_name: &Name| match env.get(rec_name).as_deref() { + let n_indices_for = |rec_name: &Name| match env.get(rec_name) { Some(LeanCI::RecInfo(r)) => { r.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize }, @@ -838,7 +836,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( for suffix in ["rec", "casesOn", "recOn", "below", "brecOn"] { add_addr(&Name::str(member.clone(), suffix.to_string())); } - if let Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) = env.get(member).as_deref() { + if let Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) = env.get(member) { for ctor in &v.ctors { add_addr(ctor); } @@ -858,7 +856,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( } } fn collect_const_addrs( - e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + e: &Expr, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, out: &mut FxHashMap, ) { @@ -936,7 +934,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // broken envs. let has_indc = all .iter() - .any(|n| matches!(env.get(n).as_deref(), Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(_)))); + .any(|n| matches!(env.get(n), Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(_)))); if !has_indc { continue; } @@ -1028,12 +1026,11 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( is_unsafe: false, is_reflexive: bi.is_reflexive, }), - _ => continue, }; let Some(orig_ci_ref) = env.get(patch_name) else { continue; }; - let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; + let orig_ci: &LeanCI = orig_ci_ref; let eq_result = match &perm_ctx_1b { Some(ctx) => crate::ix::congruence::perm::const_alpha_eq_with_perm( &gen_ci, orig_ci, ctx, @@ -1376,11 +1373,11 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let work: Vec<(Name, Vec, Vec)> = env .iter() .filter_map(|(name, ci)| { - let all = match &*ci { + let all = match ci { LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => v.all.clone(), _ => return None, }; - if all.first() != Some(&*name) { + if all.first() != Some(name) { return None; } let mut key = all.clone(); @@ -1390,7 +1387,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } let original_cs: Vec = all .iter() - .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { + .filter_map(|n| match env.get(n) { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { Some(MutConst::Indc(mk_indc(v, &env).ok()?)) }, @@ -1445,7 +1442,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( continue; } if let Some(ci) = env.get(&name) { - for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&*ci) { + for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(ci) { if !p2_ingressed.contains(&ref_name) { stack.push(ref_name); } @@ -1487,7 +1484,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // (one class per original, no alpha-collapse at the primary level). fn build_perm_ctx( all: &[Name], - env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + env: &Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, perm: &[usize], ) -> Option { @@ -1496,7 +1493,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; let first = all.first()?; - let n_params = match env.get(first).as_deref() { + let n_params = match env.get(first) { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize }, @@ -1505,20 +1502,20 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let n_primary = all.len(); let primary_ctor_counts: Vec = all .iter() - .map(|n| match env.get(n).as_deref() { + .map(|n| match env.get(n) { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, }) .collect(); // Source-walk aux discovery: same walker `compute_aux_perm` uses. let source_aux_order = - match crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { + match aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { Ok(order) => order, Err(_) => return None, }; let source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec = source_aux_order .iter() - .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head).as_deref() { + .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head) { Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, }) @@ -1559,7 +1556,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Helper: look up `n_indices` for a specific recursor, falling // back to 0 when the rec isn't in env (e.g., if Lean didn't // generate it for this aux — the entry is benign in that case). - let n_indices_for = |rec_name: &Name| match env.get(rec_name).as_deref() { + let n_indices_for = |rec_name: &Name| match env.get(rec_name) { Some(LeanCI::RecInfo(r)) => { r.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize }, @@ -1632,7 +1629,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( for suffix in ["rec", "casesOn", "recOn", "below", "brecOn"] { add_addr(&Name::str(member.clone(), suffix.to_string())); } - if let Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) = env.get(member).as_deref() { + if let Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) = env.get(member) { for ctor in &v.ctors { add_addr(ctor); } @@ -1654,7 +1651,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } } fn collect_const_addrs( - e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, + e: &Expr, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, out: &mut FxHashMap, ) { @@ -1709,7 +1706,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Helper to wrap a patch as a Lean `ConstantInfo` for alpha-eq. fn patch_to_lean_ci( patch: &PatchedConstant, - ) -> Option { + ) -> Option { use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, @@ -1718,7 +1715,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => LeanCI::RecInfo(r.clone()), PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) | PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => { LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { - cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: d.name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: d.typ.clone(), @@ -1730,7 +1727,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( }) }, PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { - cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: d.name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: d.typ.clone(), @@ -1741,7 +1738,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( all: vec![], }), PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { - cnst: crate::ix::env::ConstantVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { name: d.name.clone(), level_params: d.level_params.clone(), typ: d.typ.clone(), @@ -1775,8 +1772,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // already preserved in `failures`. fn dump_diagnostics( patch_name: &Name, - gen_ci: &crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo, - orig_ci: &crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo, + gen_ci: &ConstantInfo, + orig_ci: &ConstantInfo, err: &str, ) { use crate::ix::env::{Expr, ExprData as ED}; @@ -1845,7 +1842,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let Some(orig_ci_ref) = env.get(patch_name) else { continue; // Synthetic name — no Lean original. }; - let orig_ci: &LeanCI = &*orig_ci_ref; + let orig_ci: &LeanCI = orig_ci_ref; let eq_result = match &perm_ctx { Some(ctx) => crate::ix::congruence::perm::const_alpha_eq_with_perm( @@ -1858,7 +1855,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( Ok(()) => result.passes += 1, Err(e) => { if dumped < DUMP_PER_BLOCK { - dump_diagnostics(patch_name, &gen_ci, orig_ci, &e.to_string()); + dump_diagnostics(patch_name, &gen_ci, orig_ci, &e); dumped += 1; } result.failures.push(format!("{}: {e}", patch_name.pretty())); @@ -2050,15 +2047,15 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( addr: &crate::ix::address::Address, ) -> Option { fn expand_shares_expr( - expr: &std::sync::Arc, - sharing: &[std::sync::Arc], - ) -> std::sync::Arc { + expr: &Arc, + sharing: &[Arc], + ) -> Arc { use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr; match expr.as_ref() { - Expr::Share(idx) => sharing - .get(*idx as usize) - .map(|shared| expand_shares_expr(shared, sharing)) - .unwrap_or_else(|| expr.clone()), + Expr::Share(idx) => sharing.get(*idx as usize).map_or_else( + || expr.clone(), + |shared| expand_shares_expr(shared, sharing), + ), Expr::Prj(type_ref_idx, field_idx, val) => Expr::prj( *type_ref_idx, *field_idx, @@ -2088,7 +2085,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( fn expand_shares_member( member: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst, - sharing: &[std::sync::Arc], + sharing: &[Arc], ) -> crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst { use crate::ix::ixon::constant::{MutConst, RecursorRule}; match member { @@ -2123,7 +2120,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } fn expr_hash_prefix( - expr: &std::sync::Arc, + expr: &Arc, ) -> String { let mut buf = Vec::new(); crate::ix::ixon::serialize::put_expr(expr, &mut buf); @@ -2133,7 +2130,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( fn member_parts_summary( member: &crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst, - sharing: &[std::sync::Arc], + sharing: &[Arc], ) -> String { use crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst; let expanded = expand_shares_member(member, sharing); @@ -2992,7 +2989,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( return; }, }; - match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), &*orig_ci) { + match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), orig_ci) { Ok(()) => { passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); }, @@ -3325,7 +3322,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Skip if any name is missing from the env (fixture not compiled). let all_present = originals.iter().all(|n| { - matches!(env.get(n).as_deref(), Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_))) + matches!(env.get(n), Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_))) }); if !all_present { continue; diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index a4d430eb..ba916c61 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -829,8 +829,8 @@ pub fn compile_expr( .as_ref() .is_some_and(crate::ix::decompile::is_aux_gen_suffix); if !compiling_is_aux_regen { - if let Some(plan) = stt.call_site_plans.get(name) { - if !plan.is_identity() { + if let Some(plan) = stt.call_site_plans.get(name) + && !plan.is_identity() { let expected_total = plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + plan.n_source_minors @@ -978,9 +978,8 @@ pub fn compile_expr( continue; } } - } - if let Some(plan) = stt.below_call_site_plans.get(name) { - if !plan.is_identity() { + if let Some(plan) = stt.below_call_site_plans.get(name) + && !plan.is_identity() { let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major let expected_total = plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + fixed_tail_len; @@ -1080,9 +1079,8 @@ pub fn compile_expr( continue; } } - } - if let Some(plan) = stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.get(name) { - if !plan.is_identity() { + if let Some(plan) = stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.get(name) + && !plan.is_identity() { let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major let expected_total = plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives @@ -1214,7 +1212,6 @@ pub fn compile_expr( continue; } } - } } } @@ -2414,7 +2411,7 @@ pub fn mk_indc( let mut ctors = Vec::with_capacity(ind.ctors.len()); for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) = - env.as_ref().get(ctor_name).as_deref() + env.as_ref().get(ctor_name) { ctors.push(c.clone()); } else { @@ -3067,7 +3064,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( let mut lean_all: Vec = Vec::new(); for n in all { if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(n) { - let block_all = match &*ci { + let block_all = match ci { LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => &v.all, LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(v) => &v.all, LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v) => &v.all, @@ -3094,7 +3091,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( if !stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) { return None; } - match lean_env.get(n).as_deref() { + match lean_env.get(n) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) => { // Distinguish .rec from .below.rec if matches!(n.as_data(), NameData::Str(p, _, _) if p.last_str() == Some("below")) @@ -3133,7 +3130,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( for n in all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) && matches!( - lean_env.get(n).as_deref(), + lean_env.get(n), Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) ) { @@ -3145,12 +3142,12 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( // Use .below's own .all, keep only inductives + their ctors. for n in all { if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = - lean_env.get(n).as_deref() + lean_env.get(n) { for a in &v.all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = - lean_env.get(a).as_deref() + lean_env.get(a) { filtered.insert(a.clone()); for ctor in &bi.ctors { @@ -3168,7 +3165,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( for a in &lean_all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) && matches!( - lean_env.get(a).as_deref(), + lean_env.get(a), Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_)) ) { @@ -3183,7 +3180,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( let below_rec = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(&below_rec) && matches!( - lean_env.get(&below_rec).as_deref(), + lean_env.get(&below_rec), Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) ) { @@ -3471,7 +3468,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(val) => { // Constructors are compiled as part of their inductive if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) = - lean_env.get(&val.induct).as_deref() + lean_env.get(&val.induct) { let _ = compile_mutual(&val.induct, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)?; stt diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index 7a5c8004..ba9063ec 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( expanded_probe.types.len() > expanded_probe.n_originals; let metadata_has_nested = original_all.iter().any(|name| { matches!( - lean_env.get(name).as_deref(), + lean_env.get(name), Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) if crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&v.num_nested) > 0 ) @@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( expanded.aux_ctor_map, aux_rec_map, expanded.block_param_fvars, - expanded.types.first().map(|t| t.n_params).unwrap_or(0), + expanded.types.first().map_or(0, |t| t.n_params), ); // Rename and restore all recursors. @@ -426,8 +426,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( let new_ctor = restore_ctx .aux_ctor_map .get(&r.ctor) - .map(|(orig_ctor, _)| orig_ctor.clone()) - .unwrap_or_else(|| r.ctor.clone()); + .map_or_else(|| r.ctor.clone(), |(orig_ctor, _)| orig_ctor.clone()); RecursorRule { ctor: new_ctor, n_fields: r.n_fields.clone(), @@ -909,11 +908,11 @@ fn build_alias_name_map( map.insert(rep.clone(), alias.clone()); // Constructor names: positional mapping rep.ctor_i → alias.ctor_i. - let rep_ctors = match lean_env.get(rep).as_deref() { + let rep_ctors = match lean_env.get(rep) { Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; - let alias_ctors = match lean_env.get(alias).as_deref() { + let alias_ctors = match lean_env.get(alias) { Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; @@ -1027,7 +1026,7 @@ pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( below_consts: &[below::BelowConstant], sorted_classes: &[Vec], lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, - stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + stt: &CompileState, kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index 610dfd1f..a93c2e4f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -126,11 +126,11 @@ pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( // Build a positional map from canonical parent ctor suffix → target parent ctor suffix. // e.g., BLE.ble → BLI.bli (both at position 0) - let canon_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(canonical_parent).as_deref() { + let canon_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(canonical_parent) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; - let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(new_parent).as_deref() { + let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(new_parent) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; @@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( let class_rep = &sorted_classes[ci][0]; let ind_ref = lean_env.get(class_rep); - let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { + let ind = match ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( if n_aux > 0 { let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; let first_ind_ref = lean_env.get(first_class_name); - let first_ind = match first_ind_ref.as_deref() { + let first_ind = match first_ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -441,7 +441,7 @@ fn build_below_def( }; let major_domain = &decls[total - 1].domain; - let ctx_decls: Vec = + let ctx_decls: Vec = decls[..total - 1].to_vec(); let mut tc = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&ctx_decls, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); @@ -525,7 +525,7 @@ fn extract_major_head_ind( }; let (head, _) = decompose_apps(major_dom); match head.as_data() { - ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => match lean_env.get(name).as_deref() { + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => match lean_env.get(name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => Some(v.clone()), _ => None, }, @@ -751,7 +751,7 @@ fn build_below_indc( for class_idx in 0..n_classes { let class_rep = &sorted_classes[class_idx][0]; let class_ind_ref = lean_env.get(class_rep); - let class_ind = match class_ind_ref.as_deref() { + let class_ind = match class_ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -768,7 +768,7 @@ fn build_below_indc( if class_idx == ci { // This ctor belongs to our class — build a .below ctor for it let ctor_ref = lean_env.get(ctor_name); - let ctor = match ctor_ref.as_deref() { + let ctor = match ctor_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => c, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -915,7 +915,6 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( let orig_below_ctor_name = below_name.append_components(&ctor_suffix); let orig_field_names: Vec = lean_env .get(&orig_below_ctor_name) - .as_deref() .and_then(|ci| match ci { ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(cv) => { let mut names = Vec::new(); @@ -984,7 +983,7 @@ fn build_below_indc_ctor( let all_ind_names: Vec<(Name, usize)> = (0..n_classes) .flat_map(|j| { sorted_classes[j].iter().filter_map(move |name| { - lean_env.get(name).as_deref().map(|ci| match ci { + lean_env.get(name).map(|ci| match ci { ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => (v.cnst.name.clone(), j), _ => (name.clone(), j), }) @@ -1444,8 +1443,9 @@ fn build_below_minor( /// elaborator does NOT distribute there. pub(super) fn mk_level_succ(l: &Level) -> Level { match l.as_data() { - LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => level_max(&mk_level_succ(a), &mk_level_succ(b)), - LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => level_max(&mk_level_succ(a), &mk_level_succ(b)), + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) | LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => { + level_max(&mk_level_succ(a), &mk_level_succ(b)) + }, _ => Level::succ(l.clone()), } } @@ -1667,16 +1667,8 @@ fn norm_lt_aux(l1: &Level, k1: u64, l2: &Level, k2: u64) -> bool { } // Equal-kind recursion for Max / IMax. match (l1.as_data(), l2.as_data()) { - (LevelData::Max(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Max(b1, b2, _)) => { - if l1 == l2 { - return k1 < k2; - } - if a1 != b1 { - return norm_lt_aux(a1, 0, b1, 0); - } - norm_lt_aux(a2, 0, b2, 0) - }, - (LevelData::Imax(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Imax(b1, b2, _)) => { + (LevelData::Max(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Max(b1, b2, _)) + | (LevelData::Imax(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Imax(b1, b2, _)) => { if l1 == l2 { return k1 < k2; } @@ -1790,11 +1782,10 @@ fn mk_imax_aux(l1: &Level, l2: &Level) -> Level { if matches!(l1.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { return l2.clone(); } - if let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = l1.as_data() { - if matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + if let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = l1.as_data() + && matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { return l2.clone(); } - } if l1 == l2 { return l1.clone(); } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs index ee2f2003..eac89e82 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs @@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( let (_, rec_val) = &canonical_recs[ci]; let class_rep = &sorted_classes[ci][0]; let ind_ref = lean_env.get(class_rep); - let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { + let ind = match ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( if n_aux > 0 { // all[0] from the first class's inductive — Lean hangs _N names here. let first_class_name = &sorted_classes[0][0]; - let all0 = match lean_env.get(first_class_name).as_deref() { + let all0 = match lean_env.get(first_class_name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.all[0].clone(), _ => first_class_name.clone(), }; @@ -593,12 +593,12 @@ fn build_prop_below_minor_fvar( // FVar-based Type-level brecOn implementation // ========================================================================= -/// Infer the inductive sort level from the major premise domain. -/// -/// Matches Lean's `typeFormerTypeLevel (← inferType (← inferType major))`: -/// finds the head constant of the major's type, looks it up in the -/// environment, and peels foralls to get the resulting Sort level. -/// +// Infer the inductive sort level from the major premise domain. +// +// Matches Lean's `typeFormerTypeLevel (← inferType (← inferType major))`: +// finds the head constant of the major's type, looks it up in the +// environment, and peels foralls to get the resulting Sort level. +// // NOTE: the previous fallback helpers `infer_ilvl_from_motive_domain`, // `infer_ilvl_from_major`, and `get_ind_sort_level` (formerly in below.rs) // were removed when we switched to propagating TcScope::get_level errors @@ -947,7 +947,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( ¶m_fvars, &motive_fvars, &f_fvars, - &below_names, + below_names, &rec_univs, rlvl, &mut rtc, @@ -991,7 +991,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( // NestedParam.RoseA α: List.casesOn needs (α := RoseA α). let cases_on_spec: Vec = if ci >= n_classes { let (_, major_args) = decompose_apps(&major_decls[0].domain); - let ext_n_params = match lean_env.get(&target_ind_name).as_deref() { + let ext_n_params = match lean_env.get(&target_ind_name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => try_nat_to_usize(&v.num_params)?, _ => 0, }; @@ -1039,7 +1039,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( &f_decls, &all_decls, &all_fvars, - &below_names, + below_names, &minor_doms, n_minors, &motive_ci_app, @@ -1498,19 +1498,14 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( .map(|md| { let mut ty = md.domain.clone(); let mut last_dom = ty.clone(); - loop { - match ty.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) => { - last_dom = dom.clone(); - ty = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } + while let ExprData::ForallE(_, dom, body, _, _) = ty.as_data() { + last_dom = dom.clone(); + ty = body.clone(); } let (head, _) = decompose_apps(&last_dom); match head.as_data() { ExprData::Const(name, _, _) | ExprData::Fvar(name, _) => { - match lean_env.get(name).as_deref() { + match lean_env.get(name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, } @@ -1519,7 +1514,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( } }) .collect(); - let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(target_ind_name).as_deref() { + let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(target_ind_name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), _ => vec![], }; @@ -2438,8 +2433,7 @@ fn handle_substcore_step( let binder_type = local_context .iter() .find(|d| d.fvar_name == abstracted_fvar_name) - .map(|d| d.domain.clone()) - .unwrap_or_else(|| alpha.clone()); + .map_or_else(|| alpha.clone(), |d| d.domain.clone()); let motive = LeanExpr::lam( Name::str(Name::anon(), "x".to_string()), binder_type, diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs index 782b6d0d..4d2ec2e7 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/cases_on.rs @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( let target_idx = rec_val.all.iter().position(|n| *n == target_ind)?; // Determine elimination level - let ind_n_lparams = match lean_env.get(&target_ind).as_deref() { + let ind_n_lparams = match lean_env.get(&target_ind) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.cnst.level_params.len(), _ => return None, }; @@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_cases_on( let ctor_counts: Vec = rec_val .all .iter() - .map(|ind_name| match lean_env.get(ind_name).as_deref() { + .map(|ind_name| match lean_env.get(ind_name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, }) @@ -355,7 +355,7 @@ fn get_minor_name( lean_env: &LeanEnv, ) -> Name { let ctor_idx = minor_idx - target_range.start; - if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(target_ind).as_deref() + if let Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(target_ind) && let Some(ctor_name) = v.ctors.get(ctor_idx) { // Strip prefix to get suffix (e.g., "A.mk" → "mk") diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 4dcc6220..92b8cb7e 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -145,10 +145,10 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( // Instantiate `n_params` leading Pi's with the caller's param FVars. // WHNF after each substitution to expose any alias introduced by the // substitution (e.g., a param whose domain mentions a reducible def). - for p in 0..n_params { + for (p, param_fvar) in param_fvars.iter().take(n_params).enumerate() { match cur.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { - let param_fv = LeanExpr::fvar(param_fvars[p].fvar_name.clone()); + let param_fv = LeanExpr::fvar(param_fvar.fvar_name.clone()); cur = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fv); cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); }, @@ -171,24 +171,19 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( // reducible-alias target case. let mut indices: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut idx_i = 0usize; - loop { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { - let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("idx", idx_i); - let decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: fv_name, - binder_name: name.clone(), - domain: dom.clone(), - info: bi.clone(), - }; - scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); - indices.push(decl); - cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); - cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); - idx_i += 1; - }, - _ => break, - } + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("idx", idx_i); + let decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: dom.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }; + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + indices.push(decl); + cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); + cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); + idx_i += 1; } // Target sort. @@ -258,11 +253,8 @@ pub(crate) fn forall_telescope( let mut cur = expr.clone(); for i in 0..n { // Peel any Mdata wrappers before matching — they're structural no-ops. - loop { - match cur.as_data() { - ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => cur = inner.clone(), - _ => break, - } + while let ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) = cur.as_data() { + cur = inner.clone(); } match cur.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) => { @@ -428,6 +420,7 @@ pub(crate) fn mk_lambda(body: LeanExpr, binders: &[LocalDecl]) -> LeanExpr { } /// Whether to build forall or lambda binders. +#[derive(Clone, Copy)] enum BinderKind { Forall, Lambda, @@ -726,10 +719,10 @@ pub(super) fn instantiate_pi_params( n ); let mut cur = typ.clone(); - for i in 0..n { + for arg in args.iter().take(n) { match cur.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { - cur = instantiate1(body, &args[i]); + cur = instantiate1(body, arg); }, _ => break, } @@ -927,13 +920,13 @@ pub(super) fn subst_level( pub(super) struct RestoreCtx { /// `aux_name → nested_expr`: the original nested application with block /// param FVars. Example: `"_nested.Array_1" → Array.{max u v}(Part.{u,v} fvar_α fvar_β)` - pub aux_to_nested: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + pub aux_to_nested: FxHashMap, /// `aux_ctor_name → (original_ctor_name, original_ind_name)`: maps auxiliary /// constructor names back to originals for prefix replacement. - pub aux_ctor_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + pub aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap, /// `aux_rec_name → canonical_rec_name`: maps auxiliary recursor names /// (e.g., `_nested.Array_1.rec`) to their canonical names (e.g., `Part.rec_1`). - pub aux_rec_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + pub aux_rec_map: FxHashMap, /// Block-param FVars used during expansion. These are the free variables /// in the `aux_to_nested` expressions. pub block_param_fvars: Vec, @@ -962,17 +955,17 @@ struct RestoreStateCache { /// `instantiate_rev` on every encounter of an aux, even though the /// inputs were identical across the entire block; now materialised /// once. - aux_restored: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + aux_restored: FxHashMap, /// `aux_ind name → (orig_head_levels, orig_ind_args)` derived from /// decomposing the restored nested expression. Used for the aux-ctor /// restoration path where we need to rebuild /// `orig_ctor.{I_lvls} spec_params`. aux_decomp: - rustc_hash::FxHashMap, Vec)>, + FxHashMap, Vec)>, /// Walk memoization shared across every `restore()` call on this /// context. DAG-shared subterms between recursor rules collapse to a /// single rewrite. - walk_cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + walk_cache: FxHashMap, } /// Per-call borrow of the cached state. The lifetime ties the state's @@ -986,9 +979,9 @@ impl RestoreCtx { /// Build a context with an empty cache. The cache is populated lazily /// on the first `restore()` call. pub(super) fn new( - aux_to_nested: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, - aux_ctor_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, - aux_rec_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + aux_to_nested: FxHashMap, + aux_ctor_map: FxHashMap, + aux_rec_map: FxHashMap, block_param_fvars: Vec, n_params: usize, ) -> Self { @@ -1026,7 +1019,7 @@ impl RestoreCtx { .collect(); let subst_fvars: Vec = as_fvars.iter().rev().cloned().collect(); - let bp_fvar_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = self + let bp_fvar_map: FxHashMap = self .block_param_fvars .iter() .enumerate() @@ -1036,15 +1029,15 @@ impl RestoreCtx { }) .collect(); - let mut aux_restored: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = - rustc_hash::FxHashMap::with_capacity_and_hasher( + let mut aux_restored: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::with_capacity_and_hasher( self.aux_to_nested.len(), Default::default(), ); - let mut aux_decomp: rustc_hash::FxHashMap< + let mut aux_decomp: FxHashMap< Name, - (Vec, Vec), - > = rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(); + (Vec, Vec), + > = FxHashMap::default(); for (aux_name, nested) in &self.aux_to_nested { let abstracted = batch_abstract(nested, &bp_fvar_map, self.n_params, 0); let restored = instantiate_rev(&abstracted, &subst_fvars); @@ -1058,7 +1051,7 @@ impl RestoreCtx { *self.cached.borrow_mut() = Some(RestoreStateCache { aux_restored, aux_decomp, - walk_cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(), + walk_cache: FxHashMap::default(), }); } @@ -1066,7 +1059,7 @@ impl RestoreCtx { /// walking the body to replace aux references, and re-wrapping. /// /// Matches C++ `restore_nested` (`inductive.cpp:828-872`). - pub fn restore(&self, expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { + pub(super) fn restore(&self, expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { if self.aux_to_nested.is_empty() && self.aux_ctor_map.is_empty() && self.aux_rec_map.is_empty() @@ -1119,11 +1112,10 @@ impl<'a> RestoreState<'a> { fn replace_walk_uncached(&mut self, e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { // Check for bare Const matching aux_rec_map (recursor rename). - if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = e.as_data() { - if let Some(new_name) = self.ctx.aux_rec_map.get(name) { + if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = e.as_data() + && let Some(new_name) = self.ctx.aux_rec_map.get(name) { return LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()); } - } // Check for application whose head is an aux type or aux constructor. let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); @@ -1363,7 +1355,7 @@ pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached( expr: &LeanExpr, aux_info: &std::collections::HashMap)>, block_names: &rustc_hash::FxHashSet, - cache: &mut rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + cache: &mut FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { let key = *expr.get_hash(); if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { @@ -1379,12 +1371,12 @@ fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_walk( expr: &LeanExpr, aux_info: &std::collections::HashMap)>, block_names: &rustc_hash::FxHashSet, - cache: &mut rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + cache: &mut FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { // Try to decompose as an application of an auxiliary Const. let (head, args) = decompose_apps(expr); - if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() { - if let Some((n_params, new_levels)) = aux_info.get(name) { + if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() + && let Some((n_params, new_levels)) = aux_info.get(name) { let has_nested_ref = args .iter() .take(*n_params) @@ -1402,7 +1394,6 @@ fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_walk( return result; } } - } // Not a rewritable app — recurse into sub-expressions. match expr.as_data() { @@ -1580,8 +1571,8 @@ pub(super) fn replace_const_names( if map.is_empty() { return expr.clone(); } - let mut cache: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = - rustc_hash::FxHashMap::default(); + let mut cache: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); replace_const_names_cached(expr, map, &mut cache) } @@ -1595,7 +1586,7 @@ pub(super) fn replace_const_names( pub(super) fn replace_const_names_cached( expr: &LeanExpr, map: &std::collections::HashMap, - cache: &mut rustc_hash::FxHashMap, + cache: &mut FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { if map.is_empty() { return expr.clone(); @@ -1717,11 +1708,10 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( // Fast path: if PUnit is already registered as an Indc (not an Axio stub), // assume PProd is too and skip redundant construction. - if let Some(kconst) = kctx.kenv.get(&punit_id) { - if matches!(kconst, KConst::Indc { .. }) { + if let Some(kconst) = kctx.kenv.get(&punit_id) + && matches!(kconst, KConst::Indc { .. }) { return; } - } let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); { @@ -1979,7 +1969,7 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( let ty_z = to_z(&ind.cnst.typ, lp); let mut ctor_zids = Vec::new(); for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { - if let Some(LCI::CtorInfo(ctor)) = lean_env.get(ctor_name).as_deref() { + if let Some(LCI::CtorInfo(ctor)) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { let ctor_zid = KId::new( resolve_lean_name_addr(ctor_name, n2a, aux_n2a), ctor_name.clone(), @@ -2029,8 +2019,8 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( name: name.clone(), level_params: lp.clone(), kind: crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind::Definition, - safety: d.safety.clone(), - hints: d.hints.clone(), + safety: d.safety, + hints: d.hints, lvls: lp.len() as u64, ty: to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp), val: to_z(&d.value, lp), @@ -2095,7 +2085,7 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( KConst::Quot { name: name.clone(), level_params: lp.clone(), - kind: q.kind.clone(), + kind: q.kind, lvls: lp.len() as u64, ty: to_z(&q.cnst.typ, lp), }, @@ -2321,7 +2311,7 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { // produce aux_gen output that's alpha-equivalent but not hash-equal // to Lean's — e.g. `SetTheory.PGame.brecOn.go` d=9 PProd.mk.lvl[1]. // For non-forall `ty`, match Lean exactly and leave the level as-is. - let lvl = if matches!(ty.as_data(), crate::ix::env::ExprData::ForallE(..)) { + let lvl = if matches!(ty.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..)) { super::below::level_normalize(&raw) } else { raw @@ -2334,11 +2324,12 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { use crate::ix::env::LevelData; match l.as_data() { LevelData::Succ(_, _) => true, - LevelData::Param(_, _) => false, // could be zero LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { Self::is_not_zero_level(a) || Self::is_not_zero_level(b) }, LevelData::Imax(_, b, _) => Self::is_not_zero_level(b), + // Param could be zero; everything else (Zero, Mvar) is treated as + // potentially zero too. _ => false, } } @@ -2365,7 +2356,7 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { let n2a = Some(&self.stt.name_to_addr); let aux_n2a = Some(&self.stt.aux_name_to_addr); let addr = - crate::ix::kernel::ingress::resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); + resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let kid = crate::ix::kernel::id::KId::new(addr, name.clone()); let kconst = self.tc.env.get(&kid)?; let kty = kconst.ty(); @@ -2427,11 +2418,11 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { // zero/nonzero status is known. if Self::is_not_zero_level(&lb) { super::below::level_max(&la, &lb) - } else if matches!(lb.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { - lb - } else if matches!(la.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) + } else if matches!(lb.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) + || matches!(la.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) || matches!(la.as_data(), LevelData::Succ(inner, _) if matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_))) { + // Lean's mk_imax: imax(_, 0) = 0, imax(0, _) = b, imax(1, b) = b. lb } else if la == lb { la @@ -2445,8 +2436,8 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { // Fallback: use the TcScope's param names. let name = self.param_names.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { - crate::ix::env::Name::str( - crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), + Name::str( + Name::anon(), format!("u_{idx}"), ) }); @@ -2704,8 +2695,8 @@ fn to_kexpr_static( ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { to_kexpr_static(inner, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt) }, - _ => crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr::sort( - crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv::zero(), + _ => KExpr::sort( + KUniv::zero(), ), } } @@ -2916,7 +2907,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn mk_const_embeds_universes() { let u = Level::param(mk_name_for("u")); - let e = mk_const(&mk_name_for("List"), &[u.clone()]); + let e = mk_const(&mk_name_for("List"), std::slice::from_ref(&u)); match e.as_data() { ExprData::Const(n, us, _) => { assert_eq!(n, &mk_name_for("List")); diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index 9731bbbf..8c875eae 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { // Verify head is an external inductive. let ext_ind_ref = self.lean_env.get(&head_name); - let ext_ind = match ext_ind_ref.as_deref() { + let ext_ind = match ext_ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => return None, }; @@ -312,7 +312,7 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { for j_name in &ext_all { let j_info_ref = self.lean_env.get(j_name); - let j_info = match j_info_ref.as_deref() { + let j_info = match j_info_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => continue, }; @@ -355,7 +355,7 @@ impl<'a> ExpandCtx<'a> { let mut aux_ctors: Vec = Vec::new(); for j_ctor_name in &j_info.ctors { let j_ctor_ref = self.lean_env.get(j_ctor_name); - let j_ctor = match j_ctor_ref.as_deref() { + let j_ctor = match j_ctor_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => c, _ => continue, }; @@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( } })?; let first_ind_ref = lean_env.get(first_name); - let first_ind = match first_ind_ref.as_deref() { + let first_ind = match first_ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -480,7 +480,7 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( // Seed with original inductives. for name in ordered_originals { let ind_ref = lean_env.get(name); - let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { + let ind = match ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -492,7 +492,7 @@ pub(crate) fn expand_nested_block( let ctors: Vec = ind .ctors .iter() - .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn).as_deref() { + .filter_map(|cn| match lean_env.get(cn) { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => Some(ExpandedCtor { name: c.cnst.name.clone(), typ: c.cnst.typ.clone(), @@ -715,7 +715,7 @@ pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_partition_refinement( } } } - if perm.iter().any(|p| *p == usize::MAX) { + if perm.contains(&usize::MAX) { return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { reason: "aux sort did not assign every auxiliary member".into(), }); @@ -753,8 +753,7 @@ pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_partition_refinement( // canonicalizing the trailing index by sort position. let mut name_rename: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); let mut new_aux_names: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(n_canon); - for new_j in 0..n_canon { - let old_j = sorted_order[new_j]; + for (new_j, &old_j) in sorted_order.iter().take(n_canon).enumerate() { let old_name = expanded.types[n_originals + old_j].name.clone(); // Extract the "" identifier from old suffix. @@ -928,7 +927,7 @@ fn source_aux_order_from_expanded( let Some(nested_expr) = expanded.aux_to_nested.get(&mem.name) else { continue; }; - let (head, args) = super::expr_utils::decompose_apps(nested_expr); + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(nested_expr); let head_name = match head.as_data() { ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => n.clone(), _ => continue, @@ -1018,7 +1017,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compute_aux_perm( .iter() .filter_map(|mem| { let nested_expr = expanded.aux_to_nested.get(&mem.name)?; - let (head, args) = super::expr_utils::decompose_apps(nested_expr); + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(nested_expr); let head_name = match head.as_data() { ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => n.clone(), _ => return None, @@ -1646,7 +1645,7 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( let first_ind_ref = overlay .and_then(|o| o.get(first_name)) .or_else(|| lean_env.get(first_name)); - let first_ind = match first_ind_ref.as_deref() { + let first_ind = match first_ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -1681,7 +1680,7 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( for name in ordered_originals { let ind_ref = overlay.and_then(|o| o.get(name)).or_else(|| lean_env.get(name)); - let ind = match ind_ref.as_deref() { + let ind = match ind_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v, _ => { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -1716,7 +1715,7 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( let member_ref = overlay .and_then(|o| o.get(&member.name)) .or_else(|| lean_env.get(&member.name)); - let (ctor_names, level_params) = match member_ref.as_deref() { + let (ctor_names, level_params) = match member_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { (v.ctors.clone(), v.cnst.level_params.clone()) }, @@ -1727,7 +1726,7 @@ pub(crate) fn build_compile_flat_block_with_overlay( let ctor_ref = overlay .and_then(|o| o.get(ctor_name)) .or_else(|| lean_env.get(ctor_name)); - let (ctor_n_fields, ctor_typ) = match ctor_ref.as_deref() { + let (ctor_n_fields, ctor_typ) = match ctor_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) => { let fields = nat_to_usize(&c.num_fields); (fields, c.cnst.typ.clone()) @@ -1827,7 +1826,7 @@ fn abstract_spec_params_to_bvars( if n == 0 { return spec_params.to_vec(); } - let fvar_map: rustc_hash::FxHashMap = + let fvar_map: FxHashMap = block_param_decls .iter() .enumerate() @@ -1880,11 +1879,10 @@ fn maximize_occurrence_levels(flat: &mut [FvarFlatMember], n_originals: usize) { // Apply the maximized levels to all auxiliaries. for entry in flat.iter_mut().skip(n_originals) { - if let Some(merged) = max_levels.get(&entry.name) { - if merged.len() == entry.occurrence_level_args.len() { + if let Some(merged) = max_levels.get(&entry.name) + && merged.len() == entry.occurrence_level_args.len() { entry.occurrence_level_args = merged.clone(); } - } } /// Raw level max: `max(a, b)` with only zero elimination. @@ -1942,7 +1940,7 @@ fn try_detect_nested_fvar( let head_ref = overlay .and_then(|o| o.get(&head_name)) .or_else(|| lean_env.get(&head_name)); - let (ext_n_params, ext_n_indices) = match head_ref.as_deref() { + let (ext_n_params, ext_n_indices) = match head_ref { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { let p = nat_to_usize(&v.num_params); let i = nat_to_usize(&v.num_indices); diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index dc87429a..1ebb234a 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( // the correct `RecursorVal::is_unsafe` / `DefinitionSafety`. let block_is_unsafe = original_names .first() - .and_then(|n| match lean_env.get(n).as_deref() { + .and_then(|n| match lean_env.get(n) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => Some(v.is_unsafe), _ => None, }) @@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( // when available. For auxiliary types (not in lean_env), fall back to // block-wide defaults. let (all_field, is_rec, is_reflexive, ind_is_unsafe) = - match lean_env.get(&member.name).as_deref() { + match lean_env.get(&member.name) { Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(orig)) => { (orig.all.clone(), orig.is_rec, orig.is_reflexive, orig.is_unsafe) }, @@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( // Look up original ctor's safety when available; fall back to the // containing inductive's flag (ctor safety always matches its parent // inductive — the kernel rejects unsafe ctors on safe inductives). - let ctor_is_unsafe = match lean_env.get(&ctor.name).as_deref() { + let ctor_is_unsafe = match lean_env.get(&ctor.name) { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(orig)) => orig.is_unsafe, _ => ind_is_unsafe, }; @@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( occurrence_level_args: expanded .level_params .iter() - .map(|lp| crate::ix::env::Level::param(lp.clone())) + .map(|lp| Level::param(lp.clone())) .collect(), own_params: member.n_params, n_indices: member.n_indices, @@ -360,8 +360,7 @@ fn reorder_flat_by_layout( .filter(|&&v| v != super::nested::PERM_OUT_OF_SCC) .max() .copied() - .map(|m| m + 1) - .unwrap_or(0); + .map_or(0, |m| m + 1); if max_canon != n_aux { return Err(( flat, @@ -417,8 +416,7 @@ fn reorder_flat_by_layout( flat[..n_classes].to_vec(); let aux_src: Vec = flat[n_classes..].to_vec(); - for canonical_i in 0..n_aux { - let source_j = canon_repr[canonical_i]; + for (canonical_i, &source_j) in canon_repr.iter().take(n_aux).enumerate() { if source_j >= aux_src.len() { return Err(( flat, @@ -612,7 +610,6 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( source_of_canonical, aux_layout, ) { - (Some(_), _) => None, (None, Some(layout)) => { let mut s = vec![usize::MAX; n_aux]; for (src_j, &canon_i) in layout.perm.iter().enumerate() { @@ -634,7 +631,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( } Some(s) }, - (None, None) => None, + (Some(_), _) | (None, None) => None, }; let source_of_canonical: Option<&[usize]> = source_of_canonical.or(source_of_canonical_owned.as_deref()); @@ -722,7 +719,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( // FVars the rec types will use, so the results embed without substitution. let (shared_param_fvars, raw_param_decls, _) = super::expr_utils::forall_telescope(&first_ty, n_params, "param", 0); - let shared_param_decls: Vec = raw_param_decls + let shared_param_decls: Vec = raw_param_decls .into_iter() .zip(param_binders.iter()) .map(|(mut d, pb)| { @@ -937,7 +934,6 @@ fn collect_binders(expr: &LeanExpr, n: usize) -> Vec { /// non-aux recursors. Auxiliary (nested) recursors at `di >= n_classes` /// still peel the type themselves using `spec_params` substitution. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] -#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] fn build_rec_type( di: usize, classes: &[FlatInfo], @@ -1357,7 +1353,7 @@ fn build_minor_type( kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, // Shared scratch for nested-aux level rewrites across every ctor in // the block. `None` when the block doesn't need any rewriting. - mut nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, + nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, ) -> LeanExpr { // `n_classes` is no longer read inside this function since the // nested-aux lookup moved to the caller-owned `nested_rewrite`; keep @@ -1408,7 +1404,7 @@ fn build_minor_type( // the `nested_rewrite` caller-owned scratch is `Some` exactly when the // block contains both user and aux members. if !member.is_aux - && let Some(nr) = nested_rewrite.as_deref_mut() + && let Some(nr) = nested_rewrite { cur = nr.rewrite(&cur); } @@ -2076,22 +2072,17 @@ fn find_rec_target( ) -> Option { let mut ty = scope.whnf_lean(dom); let mut pushed: Vec = Vec::new(); - loop { - match ty.as_data() { - ExprData::ForallE(name, d, body, bi, _) => { - let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("frt", pushed.len()); - let decl = LocalDecl { - fvar_name: fv_name, - binder_name: name.clone(), - domain: d.clone(), - info: bi.clone(), - }; - scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); - pushed.push(decl); - ty = scope.whnf_lean(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); - }, - _ => break, - } + while let ExprData::ForallE(name, d, body, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { + let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("frt", pushed.len()); + let decl = LocalDecl { + fvar_name: fv_name, + binder_name: name.clone(), + domain: d.clone(), + info: bi.clone(), + }; + scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); + pushed.push(decl); + ty = scope.whnf_lean(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); } // Pop all peel-locals — keep the caller's scope balanced. scope.pop_locals(&pushed); @@ -2498,7 +2489,7 @@ fn ingress_target_type_deps( continue; } if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) { - ingress_aux_gen_dep(&name, &ci, lean_env, stt, kctx, &mut queue); + ingress_aux_gen_dep(&name, ci, lean_env, stt, kctx, &mut queue); } } } @@ -2528,7 +2519,7 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( } let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(&name) else { continue }; - ingress_aux_gen_dep(&name, &ci, lean_env, stt, kctx, &mut queue); + ingress_aux_gen_dep(&name, ci, lean_env, stt, kctx, &mut queue); } } @@ -3196,9 +3187,9 @@ mod tests { Name::str(Name::anon(), "β".into()), sort_v.clone(), LeanExpr::sort(max_1_u_v), - crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + BinderInfo::Default, ), - crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + BinderInfo::Default, ); // mk : ∀ {α : Sort u} {β : Sort v}, α → β → PProd α β let pprod_c = LeanExpr::cnst( @@ -3221,13 +3212,13 @@ mod tests { LeanExpr::app(pprod_c, LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(3u64))), LeanExpr::bvar(Nat::from(2u64)), ), - crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + BinderInfo::Default, ), - crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default, + BinderInfo::Default, ), - crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + BinderInfo::Implicit, ), - crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Implicit, + BinderInfo::Implicit, ); env.insert( pprod.clone(), diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 22ba9ef1..36fc0610 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( .into_iter() .filter(|(name, _)| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(name)) .map(|(k, refs)| { - let filtered: rustc_hash::FxHashSet = refs + let filtered: FxHashSet = refs .into_iter() .filter(|r| !ungrounded_map.contains_key(r)) .collect(); @@ -506,7 +506,7 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( } // Track time for slow block detection - let block_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let block_start = Instant::now(); // Register as in-flight for the progress reporter. Remove on // every exit path (panic converted to error, graceful error, @@ -523,7 +523,7 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( // Check if this block was pre-compiled into aux_name_to_addr. // Promote to name_to_addr without re-compiling. - let _cc_start = std::time::Instant::now(); + let _cc_start = Instant::now(); let _is_precompiled = stt_ref.resolve_addr(&lo).is_some(); if _is_precompiled { // Check if any names in this block are aux_gen-rewritten. @@ -845,7 +845,7 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( // Wait for new work to become available let queue = ready_queue_ref.lock().unwrap(); let _ = condvar_ref - .wait_timeout(queue, std::time::Duration::from_millis(10)) + .wait_timeout(queue, Duration::from_millis(10)) .unwrap(); }, } @@ -1013,11 +1013,10 @@ fn precompile_aux_gen_prereqs( // their SCC reps). if let Some(out_refs) = condensed.block_refs.get(&rep) { for referenced in out_refs { - if let Some(dep_rep) = condensed.low_links.get(referenced) { - if !visited.contains(dep_rep) { + if let Some(dep_rep) = condensed.low_links.get(referenced) + && !visited.contains(dep_rep) { stack.push(Frame::Enter(dep_rep.clone())); } - } } } }, diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index 6c3ffb78..d604254e 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block_with_rename( // Ingress all registered aux constants into the kernel environment. for cnst in aux_consts { - crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv( + aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv( &cnst.name(), lean_env.as_ref(), stt, @@ -559,7 +559,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( let mut source_ctor_counts: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(src_order.len()); for (head, _) in &src_order { - match lean_env.get(head).as_deref() { + match lean_env.get(head) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { source_ctor_counts.push(v.ctors.len()); }, @@ -1021,8 +1021,8 @@ fn below_indc_to_mut_const( /// mentions the parent. `.brecOn` / `.brecOn.go` pick up their safety via /// `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe` on the same predicate. fn brecon_to_mut_const(d: &BRecOnDef) -> MutConst { - let is_eq = d.name.last_str().as_deref() == Some("eq"); - let is_go = d.name.last_str().as_deref() == Some("go"); + let is_eq = d.name.last_str() == Some("eq"); + let is_go = d.name.last_str() == Some("go"); // Determine kind. let kind = if is_eq { @@ -1041,9 +1041,7 @@ fn brecon_to_mut_const(d: &BRecOnDef) -> MutConst { // `mkDefinitionValInferringUnsafe … .abbrev`); `.opaque` for the unsafe-eq // case (per `mkThmOrUnsafeDef`). Theorems use the struct default (`Opaque` // internally, not serialized for Thm). - let hints = if is_eq && d.is_unsafe { - ReducibilityHints::Opaque - } else if matches!(kind, DefKind::Theorem) { + let hints = if (is_eq && d.is_unsafe) || matches!(kind, DefKind::Theorem) { ReducibilityHints::Opaque } else { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev diff --git a/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs index b5b1c40d..fb204f14 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/surgery.rs @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ impl BRecOnCallSitePlan { } } -pub fn rec_name_to_brecon_name(name: &Name) -> Option { +pub(crate) fn rec_name_to_brecon_name(name: &Name) -> Option { match name.as_data() { NameData::Str(parent, s, _) if s == "rec" => { Some(Name::str(parent.clone(), "brecOn".to_string())) @@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ pub fn rec_name_to_brecon_name(name: &Name) -> Option { } } -pub fn rec_name_to_below_name(name: &Name) -> Option { +pub(crate) fn rec_name_to_below_name(name: &Name) -> Option { match name.as_data() { NameData::Str(parent, s, _) if s == "rec" => { Some(Name::str(parent.clone(), "below".to_string())) @@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ pub fn rec_name_to_below_name(name: &Name) -> Option { /// Collect a Lean App telescope: peel App nodes to get `(head, [a1, ..., aN])`. /// /// Arguments are returned in application order (leftmost first). -pub fn collect_lean_telescope<'a>( +pub(crate) fn collect_lean_telescope<'a>( e: &'a LeanExpr, ) -> (&'a LeanExpr, Vec<&'a LeanExpr>) { let mut args: Vec<&'a LeanExpr> = Vec::new(); @@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ pub fn collect_lean_telescope<'a>( /// /// Arguments are returned in application order (leftmost first). #[allow(dead_code)] -pub fn collect_ixon_telescope( +pub(crate) fn collect_ixon_telescope( e: &Arc, ) -> (Arc, Vec>) { let mut args: Vec> = Vec::new(); @@ -240,11 +240,11 @@ pub fn collect_ixon_telescope( /// The [`AuxLayout`] type is re-exported from `crate::ix::ixon::env` so it /// can live in the Ixon env side-table and survive serialization — see the /// doc on [`crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout`] for the canonical definition. -pub use crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout; +pub(crate) use crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout; const PERM_OUT_OF_SCC: usize = usize::MAX; -pub fn compute_call_site_plans( +pub(crate) fn compute_call_site_plans( sorted_classes: &[Vec], original_all: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, @@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( // counts are not included here; they're handled separately below. let ctor_counts: Vec = original_all .iter() - .map(|n| match lean_env.get(n).as_deref() { + .map(|n| match lean_env.get(n) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, }) @@ -291,12 +291,12 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( .iter() .find_map(|n| { let rec_name = Name::str(n.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - match lean_env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + match lean_env.get(&rec_name) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(r)) => Some(( - crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_params), - crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_indices), - crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_motives), - crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::nat_to_usize(&r.num_minors), + nat_to_usize(&r.num_params), + nat_to_usize(&r.num_indices), + nat_to_usize(&r.num_motives), + nat_to_usize(&r.num_minors), )), _ => None, } @@ -398,7 +398,7 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( .iter() .map(|class| { let rep = &class[0]; - match lean_env.get(rep).as_deref() { + match lean_env.get(rep) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), _ => 0, } @@ -560,11 +560,10 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( .unwrap_or(0); for k in 0..n_ctors { minor_keep.push(parent_kept); - if parent_kept { - source_to_canon_minor.push(n_canon_user_minors + base + k); - } else { - source_to_canon_minor.push(n_canon_user_minors + base + k); - } + // Both kept and unkept positions reuse the canonical slot — this + // mirrors the user-side mapping where dropped sources still record + // where their canonical sibling landed. + source_to_canon_minor.push(n_canon_user_minors + base + k); } } // Safety fallback: if layout inventories don't sum to n_aux_minors @@ -707,7 +706,7 @@ pub fn compute_call_site_plans( /// recursor call then goes through the normal call-site surgery for its own /// SCC. #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] -pub fn adapt_split_minor( +pub(crate) fn adapt_split_minor( rec_name: &Name, rec_levels: &[Level], plan: &CallSitePlan, @@ -805,7 +804,7 @@ fn source_ctor_for_minor( let n_ctors = ind.ctors.len(); if src_minor_idx < offset + n_ctors { let ctor_name = &ind.ctors[src_minor_idx - offset]; - let ctor = match lean_env.get(ctor_name).as_deref()? { + let ctor = match lean_env.get(ctor_name)? { LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor) => ctor.clone(), _ => return None, }; @@ -908,7 +907,7 @@ fn find_source_rec_target( return None; }; let source_pos = original_all.iter().position(|n| n == target_name)?; - let target_n_params = match lean_env.get(target_name).as_deref()? { + let target_n_params = match lean_env.get(target_name)? { LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(ind) => nat_to_usize(&ind.num_params), _ => return None, }; @@ -1056,7 +1055,7 @@ fn dump_plan_state( // Dump Lean's source recursor telescope, labelled per binder section. let first_rec = original_all.iter().find_map(|n| { let rec_name = Name::str(n.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - match lean_env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + match lean_env.get(&rec_name) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(r)) => { Some((rec_name, r.cnst.typ.clone())) }, @@ -1226,7 +1225,7 @@ mod tests { cnst: ConstantVal { name: ind_name.clone(), level_params: vec![], - typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), }, num_params: Nat::from(0u64), num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), @@ -1247,7 +1246,7 @@ mod tests { cnst: ConstantVal { name: ctor_name.clone(), level_params: vec![], - typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), }, induct: ind_name.clone(), cidx: Nat::from(0u64), @@ -1262,11 +1261,11 @@ mod tests { let rec_name = nn(name_str, "rec"); env.insert( rec_name, - LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { cnst: ConstantVal { name: nn(name_str, "rec"), level_params: vec![], - typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), }, all: all.clone(), num_params: Nat::from(0u64), @@ -1408,11 +1407,11 @@ mod tests { let rec_name = nn(name_str, "rec"); env.insert( rec_name.clone(), - LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { cnst: ConstantVal { name: rec_name, level_params: vec![], - typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), }, all: names.iter().map(|s| n(s)).collect(), num_params: Nat::from(0u64), @@ -1565,11 +1564,11 @@ mod tests { let rec_name = nn("Y", &format!("rec_{j}")); env.insert( rec_name.clone(), - LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { cnst: ConstantVal { name: rec_name, level_params: vec![], - typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), }, all: vec![n("Y"), n("X")], num_params: Nat::from(0u64), @@ -1626,11 +1625,11 @@ mod tests { let rec_name = nn("A", &format!("rec_{j}")); env.insert( rec_name.clone(), - LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { cnst: ConstantVal { name: rec_name, level_params: vec![], - typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), }, all: vec![n("A"), n("B")], num_params: Nat::from(0u64), @@ -1693,11 +1692,11 @@ mod tests { let rec_name = nn("A", &format!("rec_{j}")); env.insert( rec_name.clone(), - LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(crate::ix::env::RecursorVal { + LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { cnst: ConstantVal { name: rec_name, level_params: vec![], - typ: LeanExpr::sort(crate::ix::env::Level::zero()), + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), }, all: vec![n("A"), n("B"), n("C")], num_params: Nat::from(0u64), diff --git a/src/ix/congruence/perm.rs b/src/ix/congruence/perm.rs index 42f9e0c9..3def435b 100644 --- a/src/ix/congruence/perm.rs +++ b/src/ix/congruence/perm.rs @@ -596,11 +596,11 @@ fn has_suffix_with_optional_index(suffixes: &[String], base: &str) -> bool { /// The recursor type has binder structure /// `∀ params, ∀ motives, ∀ minors, ∀ indices, ∀ major, body_ret`. /// -/// Total outer binder count on each side: `n_params + n_source_motives -/// + n_source_minors + n_indices + 1`. Under Phase 2 singleton classes -/// and bijective `aux_perm`, gen and orig have **the same** total -/// binder count — only motive/minor sections are permuted, not added or -/// removed. +/// Total outer binder count on each side: +/// `n_params + n_source_motives + n_source_minors + n_indices + 1`. +/// Under Phase 2 singleton classes and bijective `aux_perm`, gen and orig +/// have **the same** total binder count — only motive/minor sections are +/// permuted, not added or removed. fn rec_alpha_eq_with_perm( g: &RecursorVal, o: &RecursorVal, @@ -658,7 +658,9 @@ fn rec_alpha_eq_with_perm( // Build FVar correspondence: for each orig-side outer position, find // its gen-side counterpart via `source_to_canonical_pos`. let mut corr = Corr::new(); - for source_pos in 0..n_source_outer { + for (source_pos, orig_decl) in + orig_decls.iter().take(n_source_outer).enumerate() + { let gen_pos = match ctx.source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos) { Some(p) => p, None => { @@ -670,7 +672,7 @@ fn rec_alpha_eq_with_perm( }, }; corr.insert( - orig_decls[source_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + orig_decl.fvar_name.clone(), gen_decls[gen_pos].fvar_name.clone(), ); } @@ -685,11 +687,13 @@ fn rec_alpha_eq_with_perm( // // The decl order matters for scope reasoning but the DOMAIN we compare // is content — walk with corr. - for source_pos in 0..n_source_outer { + for (source_pos, orig_decl) in + orig_decls.iter().take(n_source_outer).enumerate() + { let gen_pos = ctx.source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos).unwrap(); expr_alpha_eq_ctx( &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, - &orig_decls[source_pos].domain, + &orig_decl.domain, ctx, &corr, ) @@ -854,12 +858,14 @@ fn rhs_alpha_eq_with_perm( // - Field section [outer_source..] pairs identity-wise after accounting // for the shorter canonical aux band. let mut rhs_corr = Corr::new(); - for source_pos in 0..outer_source { + for (source_pos, orig_decl) in + orig_decls.iter().take(outer_source).enumerate() + { let gen_pos = ctx .source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos) .ok_or_else(|| format!("rhs pos {source_pos}: out-of-SCC"))?; rhs_corr.insert( - orig_decls[source_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + orig_decl.fvar_name.clone(), gen_decls[gen_pos].fvar_name.clone(), ); } @@ -879,11 +885,13 @@ fn rhs_alpha_eq_with_perm( let _ = corr; // Compare domains pair-wise under increasing scope. - for source_pos in 0..outer_source { + for (source_pos, orig_decl) in + orig_decls.iter().take(outer_source).enumerate() + { let gen_pos = ctx.source_to_canonical_pos(source_pos).unwrap(); expr_alpha_eq_ctx( &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, - &orig_decls[source_pos].domain, + &orig_decl.domain, ctx, &rhs_corr, ) @@ -1031,7 +1039,7 @@ fn outer_telescope_alpha_eq( DefnShape::RecOn => (false, true), DefnShape::CasesOn => unreachable!("handled above"), DefnShape::Unknown => { - let looks_brecon = total >= n_params + 2 * n_source_motives + 1; + let looks_brecon = total > n_params + 2 * n_source_motives; (looks_brecon, false) }, }; @@ -1134,7 +1142,7 @@ fn outer_telescope_alpha_eq( // Build FVar correspondence. let mut corr = Corr::new(); - for src_pos in 0..total { + for (src_pos, orig_decl) in orig_decls.iter().take(total).enumerate() { let gen_pos = map_pos(src_pos) .ok_or_else(|| format!("outer pos {src_pos}: no canonical map"))?; if gen_pos >= gen_decls.len() { @@ -1144,7 +1152,7 @@ fn outer_telescope_alpha_eq( )); } corr.insert( - orig_decls[src_pos].fvar_name.clone(), + orig_decl.fvar_name.clone(), gen_decls[gen_pos].fvar_name.clone(), ); } @@ -1165,7 +1173,7 @@ fn outer_telescope_alpha_eq( } // Walk each decl's domain. Each domain is in scope of the previous // binders; any FVar reference in a domain resolves through `corr`. - for src_pos in 0..total { + for (src_pos, orig_decl) in orig_decls.iter().take(total).enumerate() { let gen_pos = map_pos(src_pos).unwrap(); if std::env::var("IX_MAPPOS_DEBUG").is_ok() && total == 17 && src_pos == 11 { @@ -1175,14 +1183,14 @@ fn outer_telescope_alpha_eq( gen_pos, ctx.aux_perm, src_pos, - orig_decls[src_pos].domain.pretty(), + orig_decl.domain.pretty(), gen_pos, gen_decls[gen_pos].domain.pretty(), ); } expr_alpha_eq_ctx( &gen_decls[gen_pos].domain, - &orig_decls[src_pos].domain, + &orig_decl.domain, ctx, &corr, ) @@ -1805,20 +1813,15 @@ fn peel_all_lambdas( if decls.len() < min_count { return (fvars, decls, body); } - loop { - match body.as_data() { - ExprData::Lam(..) => { - let (extra_fvars, extra_decls, next_body) = - lambda_telescope(&body, 1, prefix, decls.len()); - if extra_decls.is_empty() { - break; - } - fvars.extend(extra_fvars); - decls.extend(extra_decls); - body = next_body; - }, - _ => break, + while let ExprData::Lam(..) = body.as_data() { + let (extra_fvars, extra_decls, next_body) = + lambda_telescope(&body, 1, prefix, decls.len()); + if extra_decls.is_empty() { + break; } + fvars.extend(extra_fvars); + decls.extend(extra_decls); + body = next_body; } (fvars, decls, body) } diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index 09e09a9f..e7415ea6 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -895,9 +895,7 @@ pub fn decompile_expr( } // The outer `Frame::CacheResult` pushed at the top of // `Frame::Decompile` will fire after BuildTelescope finishes, - // caching the fully-assembled spine. `continue` here just exits - // the match cleanly (no trailing code in this arm). - continue; + // caching the fully-assembled spine. }, // App: follow arena children @@ -1780,7 +1778,7 @@ fn projection_mismatch_error( let has_addr = stt.name_to_addr.contains_key(name); let has_aux = stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(name); let has_original = - stt.env.named.get(name).map(|n| n.original.is_some()).unwrap_or(false); + stt.env.named.get(name).is_some_and(|n| n.original.is_some()); DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { msg: format!( "{kind} '{}' idx={idx} landed on {:?} (mutuals.len={mutuals_len}, \ @@ -2012,7 +2010,7 @@ fn build_block_env(all_names: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> LeanEnv { for ind_name in all_names { if let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(ind_name) { env.insert(ind_name.clone(), ci.clone()); - if let LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) = &*ci { + if let LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) = ci { for ctor_name in &v.ctors { if let Some(ctor_ci) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { env.insert(ctor_name.clone(), ctor_ci.clone()); @@ -2127,7 +2125,7 @@ fn brecon_def_to_lean( typ: def.typ.clone(), }; - let is_eq = def.name.last_str().as_deref() == Some("eq"); + let is_eq = def.name.last_str() == Some("eq"); // Emit `ThmInfo` when Lean would have emitted `.thmDecl`: Prop-level // `.brecOn` or safe Type-level `.brecOn.eq`. Unsafe cases always flatten // into an unsafe `DefnInfo` with opaque reducibility. @@ -2188,7 +2186,7 @@ fn print_const_comparison( ) { let Some(orig_env) = orig_env else { return }; let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig_env.get(name) else { return }; - let lean_ci = &*lean_ci_ref; + let lean_ci = lean_ci_ref; if std::mem::discriminant(decompiled) != std::mem::discriminant(lean_ci) { eprintln!( "[aux_gen diff] {}: kind decompiled={} original={}", @@ -2590,22 +2588,22 @@ fn roundtrip_block( } else { &named.addr }; - stt.env.get_const(addr).and_then(|c| match &c.info { - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::RPrj(p) => { - Some(p.block.clone()) + stt.env.get_const(addr).map(|c| match &c.info { + ConstantInfo::RPrj(p) => { + p.block.clone() }, - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::DPrj(p) => { - Some(p.block.clone()) + ConstantInfo::DPrj(p) => { + p.block.clone() }, - crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::IPrj(p) => { - Some(p.block.clone()) + ConstantInfo::IPrj(p) => { + p.block.clone() }, - _ => Some(addr.clone()), // bare constant, not a projection + _ => addr.clone(), // bare constant, not a projection }) }) }; - if let Some(orig) = orig_addr { - if block_addr != orig { + if let Some(orig) = orig_addr + && block_addr != orig { let first_is_aux_gen = is_aux_gen_suffix(&first_name); if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { // Full dump so we can compare what aux_gen regenerated vs @@ -2642,7 +2640,7 @@ fn roundtrip_block( if let Some(orig_env) = orig_env && let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig_env.get(&nm) { - let lean_ci = &*lean_ci_ref; + let lean_ci = lean_ci_ref; eprintln!(" -- lean {} --", nm.pretty()); eprintln!(" type: {}", lean_ci.get_type().pretty()); if let Some(v) = get_value(lean_ci) { @@ -2662,7 +2660,6 @@ fn roundtrip_block( }); } } - } } // Build the decompile ctx from the compiled MutCtx. @@ -2781,7 +2778,7 @@ fn roundtrip_block( && let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig.get(&n) && ci.get_hash() != lean_ci_ref.get_hash() { - let lean_ci = &*lean_ci_ref; + let lean_ci = lean_ci_ref; if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { eprintln!( "[lean hash mismatch] {}: generated_ci_hash={:x?} lean_ci_hash={:x?}", @@ -2982,7 +2979,7 @@ fn print_rec_comparison( ) { let Some(orig_env) = orig_env else { return }; let orig_ci = orig_env.get(rec_name); - let Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(lean_rv)) = orig_ci.as_deref() else { + let Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(lean_rv)) = orig_ci else { return; }; @@ -3262,7 +3259,7 @@ fn rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env(stt: &CompileState) { // version whose Indc.all is also source-order; we prefer the // canonical-entry `Indc.all` since it's the same source-order list // under spec §10.2.) - let source_all: Option<&[crate::ix::address::Address]> = + let source_all: Option<&[Address]> = match &rep_named.meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { all, .. } => Some(all.as_slice()), _ => None, @@ -3580,7 +3577,7 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( use crate::ix::graph::get_constant_info_references; for ind_name in all_names { if let Some(ci) = env.get(ind_name) { - for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&*ci) { + for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(ci) { expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(&ref_name, env, stt, kctx); } } @@ -3737,7 +3734,7 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( _ => continue, }; let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - let rec_val = match env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + let rec_val = match env.get(&rec_name) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv.clone(), _ => { // Try dstt.env (may have been inserted above) @@ -3818,7 +3815,7 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( _ => continue, }; let rec_name = Name::str(ind_name, "rec".to_string()); - let rec_val = match env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { + let rec_val = match env.get(&rec_name) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv.clone(), _ => match dstt.env.get(&rec_name).as_deref() { Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(rv)) => rv.clone(), @@ -4017,7 +4014,7 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() && let Some(ref lean_env) = stt.lean_env { - let lean_all = match lean_env.get(&d.name).as_deref() { + let lean_all = match lean_env.get(&d.name) { Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(v)) => Some(v.all.clone()), Some(LeanConstantInfo::ThmInfo(v)) => Some(v.all.clone()), Some(LeanConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(v)) => Some(v.all.clone()), @@ -4029,13 +4026,12 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( let kind = stt .env .get_const(&addr) - .map(|c| match &c.info { + .map_or("missing", |c| match &c.info { ConstantInfo::Defn(_) => "Defn", ConstantInfo::DPrj(_) => "DPrj", ConstantInfo::Muts(_) => "Muts", _ => "?", }) - .unwrap_or("missing") .to_string(); Some((addr.hex(), kind)) }); @@ -4044,8 +4040,8 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( "[below .all] {} lean.all={:?} orig_addr={} orig_kind={}", d.name.pretty(), all.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>(), - orig_info.as_ref().map(|(a, _)| a.as_str()).unwrap_or(""), - orig_info.as_ref().map(|(_, k)| k.as_str()).unwrap_or(""), + orig_info.as_ref().map_or("", |(a, _)| a.as_str()), + orig_info.as_ref().map_or("", |(_, k)| k.as_str()), ); } } @@ -4213,9 +4209,9 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( let wants_thm = (d.is_prop || is_eq) && !d.is_unsafe; let kind = if wants_thm { DefKind::Theorem } else { DefKind::Definition }; - let hints = if d.is_unsafe && (d.is_prop || is_eq) { - ReducibilityHints::Opaque - } else if matches!(kind, DefKind::Theorem) { + let hints = if (d.is_unsafe && (d.is_prop || is_eq)) + || matches!(kind, DefKind::Theorem) + { ReducibilityHints::Opaque } else { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev @@ -4271,7 +4267,7 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( for (name, generated_ci) in &generated_consts { if let Some(orig_ci) = orig.get(name) && let Err(e) = - crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq(generated_ci, &*orig_ci) + crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq(generated_ci, orig_ci) { aux_gen_errors.push(( name.clone(), @@ -4392,12 +4388,11 @@ pub fn decompile_env( let mut deps = NameSet::default(); for ind_name in all_names { if let Some(ci) = dstt.env.get(ind_name) { - for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&*ci) { - if let Some(dep_block) = name_to_block.get(&ref_name) { - if dep_block != block_key { + for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&ci) { + if let Some(dep_block) = name_to_block.get(&ref_name) + && dep_block != block_key { deps.insert(dep_block.clone()); } - } } } } @@ -4514,13 +4509,17 @@ pub fn decompile_env( || now.duration_since(t_last_log) > std::time::Duration::from_secs(5); if should_log { let elapsed = t_p2.elapsed().as_secs_f32(); + // Progress logging is approximate; precision/sign losses below are + // acceptable for human-readable percentages and ETA seconds. + #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] let rate = done as f32 / elapsed.max(0.001); + #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss, clippy::cast_possible_truncation, clippy::cast_sign_loss)] let remaining = ((total_blocks - done) as f32 / rate.max(0.001)) as u64; + #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] + let pct = 100.0 * done as f32 / total_blocks as f32; eprintln!( "[decompile] Pass 2 progress: {done}/{total_blocks} blocks \ - ({:.1}%), elapsed {elapsed:.1}s, eta {}s, kenv={}", - 100.0 * done as f32 / total_blocks as f32, - remaining, + ({pct:.1}%), elapsed {elapsed:.1}s, eta {remaining}s, kenv={}", ingressed.len(), ); t_last_log = now; @@ -4601,7 +4600,7 @@ pub fn check_decompile( info.get_type().get_hash(), orig_info.get_value().map(|v| *v.get_hash()), info.get_value().map(|v| *v.get_hash()), - ci_kind(&*orig_info), + ci_kind(orig_info), ci_kind(info), ); } diff --git a/src/ix/ground.rs b/src/ix/ground.rs index cdc0bb82..ffe7325a 100644 --- a/src/ix/ground.rs +++ b/src/ix/ground.rs @@ -19,6 +19,10 @@ use crate::{ }; /// Reason a constant failed groundedness checking. +/// +/// `Indc` carries `InductiveVal + Option` (~360 bytes) — the +/// payload is boxed so the enum stays small and `Result<(), GroundError>` +/// remains cheap to return up the call stack. #[derive(Debug)] pub enum GroundError { /// A universe level parameter or metavariable is not in scope. @@ -30,7 +34,7 @@ pub enum GroundError { /// A free or out-of-scope bound variable was encountered. Var(Expr, usize), /// An inductive type's constructor is missing or has the wrong kind. - Indc(InductiveVal, Option), + Indc(Box<(InductiveVal, Option)>), /// An invalid de Bruijn index. Idx(Nat), } @@ -125,7 +129,9 @@ fn ground_const( let ci = env.get(ctor).cloned(); match ci.as_ref() { Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(_)) => (), - _ => return Err(GroundError::Indc(val.clone(), ci)), + _ => { + return Err(GroundError::Indc(Box::new((val.clone(), ci)))); + }, } } ground_expr(&val.cnst.typ, env, univs, binds, stt) @@ -435,7 +441,7 @@ mod tests { ); let errors = check(&env); assert!(errors.contains_key(&n("T"))); - assert!(matches!(errors[&n("T")], GroundError::Indc(_, _))); + assert!(matches!(errors[&n("T")], GroundError::Indc(_))); } #[test] @@ -465,7 +471,10 @@ mod tests { ); let errors = check(&env); assert!(errors.contains_key(&n("T"))); - assert!(matches!(errors[&n("T")], GroundError::Indc(_, Some(_)))); + assert!(matches!( + &errors[&n("T")], + GroundError::Indc(b) if b.1.is_some() + )); } #[test] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs index f6a982f6..7e881638 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs @@ -128,6 +128,10 @@ impl KMutCtx { /// Mirrors `compare_level` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2179`); simpler because /// there are no metavariables and `Param(idx)` carries the index directly. pub fn compare_kuniv(x: &KUniv, y: &KUniv) -> SOrd { + // The Max and IMax arms intentionally use the same body — variant order + // is encoded by the surrounding wildcard arms (Max < IMax), so collapsing + // the recursive arms into one would obscure that structure. + #[allow(clippy::match_same_arms)] match (x.data(), y.data()) { (UnivData::Zero(_), UnivData::Zero(_)) => SOrd::eq(true), (UnivData::Zero(_), _) => SOrd::lt(true), @@ -168,6 +172,10 @@ pub fn compare_kexpr( if x.hash_eq(y) { return SOrd::eq(true); } + // The App/Lam/All arms intentionally use the same recursive body — variant + // ordering is preserved by the surrounding wildcard arms, so collapsing + // them would obscure the structural total order. + #[allow(clippy::match_same_arms)] match (x.data(), y.data()) { (ExprData::Var(xi, _, _), ExprData::Var(yi, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xi, yi), (ExprData::Var(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), @@ -696,9 +704,10 @@ fn classes_eq( } fn default_seed_key(id: &KId) -> Address { - M::meta_name(&id.name) - .map(|name| Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash())) - .unwrap_or_else(|| id.addr.clone()) + M::meta_name(&id.name).map_or_else( + || id.addr.clone(), + |name| Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()), + ) } fn validate_by_full_refinement( @@ -772,7 +781,7 @@ pub fn validate_canonical_block_single_pass( for (i, w) in members.windows(2).enumerate() { let so = compare_kconst(w[0].1, w[1].1, &ctx, resolve_ctor); match so.ordering { - Ordering::Less if so.strong => continue, + Ordering::Less if so.strong => {}, Ordering::Less => { return validate_by_full_refinement(block_addr, members, resolve_ctor); }, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index b6683f36..0a09529e 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; use super::env::BlockCheckStart; -use super::error::TcError; +use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; -use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; +use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData, univ_eq}; use super::mode::{CheckDupLevelParams, KernelMode}; use super::tc::TypeChecker; @@ -94,6 +94,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { return Err(TcError::Other("duplicate universe level parameter".into())); } + self.validate_const_well_scoped(c)?; match &c { KConst::Axio { ty, .. } => { @@ -257,8 +258,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let members = self.env.get_block(block)?; match self.classify_block(&members) { Ok(kind) if kind == expected => Some(block.clone()), - Ok(_) => None, - Err(_) => None, + Ok(_) | Err(_) => None, } } @@ -318,6 +318,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { .env .get(member) .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + self.validate_const_well_scoped(&c)?; if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { return Err(TcError::Other( "duplicate universe level parameter".into(), @@ -343,6 +344,123 @@ impl TypeChecker { // #5: Quotient type validation // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + /// Validate declaration expressions before inference. + /// + /// This is the Ix equivalent of Lean's declaration-admission closure and + /// universe-param checks: declarations must be closed at the top level, and + /// every `Param(idx)` in their type/value/rules must refer to one of the + /// declaration's own universe parameters. + pub(crate) fn validate_const_well_scoped( + &self, + c: &KConst, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let lvl_bound = u64_to_usize::(c.lvls())?; + self.validate_expr_well_scoped(c.ty(), 0, lvl_bound)?; + match c { + KConst::Defn { val, .. } => { + self.validate_expr_well_scoped(val, 0, lvl_bound)?; + }, + KConst::Recr { rules, .. } => { + for rule in rules { + self.validate_expr_well_scoped(&rule.rhs, 0, lvl_bound)?; + } + }, + KConst::Axio { .. } + | KConst::Quot { .. } + | KConst::Indc { .. } + | KConst::Ctor { .. } => {}, + } + Ok(()) + } + + fn validate_expr_well_scoped( + &self, + root: &KExpr, + root_depth: u64, + lvl_bound: usize, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let mut stack: Vec<(&KExpr, u64)> = vec![(root, root_depth)]; + while let Some((e, depth)) = stack.pop() { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) => { + if *idx >= depth { + let ctx_len = usize::try_from(depth).unwrap_or(usize::MAX); + return Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx: *idx, ctx_len }); + } + }, + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { + self.validate_univ_params(u, lvl_bound)?; + }, + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { + let c = self + .env + .get(id) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))?; + if u64_to_usize::(c.lvls())? != us.len() { + return Err(TcError::UnivParamMismatch { + expected: c.lvls(), + got: us.len(), + }); + } + for u in us { + self.validate_univ_params(u, lvl_bound)?; + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push((f, depth)); + stack.push((a, depth)); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) | ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + stack.push((ty, depth)); + let body_depth = depth.checked_add(1).ok_or_else(|| { + TcError::Other("binder depth overflow during validation".into()) + })?; + stack.push((body, body_depth)); + }, + ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + stack.push((ty, depth)); + stack.push((val, depth)); + let body_depth = depth.checked_add(1).ok_or_else(|| { + TcError::Other("binder depth overflow during validation".into()) + })?; + stack.push((body, body_depth)); + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, _, val, _) => { + if self.env.get(id).is_none() { + return Err(TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone())); + } + stack.push((val, depth)); + }, + ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, + } + } + Ok(()) + } + + fn validate_univ_params( + &self, + root: &KUniv, + bound: usize, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let mut stack = vec![root]; + while let Some(u) = stack.pop() { + match u.data() { + UnivData::Zero(_) => {}, + UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => stack.push(inner), + UnivData::Max(a, b, _) | UnivData::IMax(a, b, _) => { + stack.push(a); + stack.push(b); + }, + UnivData::Param(idx, _, _) => { + if u64_to_usize::(*idx)? >= bound { + return Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: *idx, bound }); + } + }, + } + } + Ok(()) + } + /// Validate quotient constant structure. /// /// Checks: @@ -843,6 +961,46 @@ mod tests { } } + #[test] + fn check_loose_var_in_decl_rejected_before_infer() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + env.insert( + mk_id("bad_loose"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + ty: AE::all((), (), sort0(), AE::var(1, ())), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + match tc.check_const(&mk_id("bad_loose")) { + Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx: 1, ctx_len: 1 }) => {}, + other => panic!("expected closure VarOutOfRange, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + #[test] + fn check_out_of_range_universe_param_rejected() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + env.insert( + mk_id("bad_univ"), + KConst::Axio { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 1, + ty: AE::sort(AU::param(1, ())), + }, + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + match tc.check_const(&mk_id("bad_univ")) { + Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 1, bound: 1 }) => {}, + other => panic!("expected universe-param range error, got {other:?}"), + } + } + // ========================================================================= // Caching: check_const is idempotent // ========================================================================= diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs index 697e79be..ace1c6d1 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs @@ -634,7 +634,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn expr_nat_lit_matches() { let r = empty_resolver(); - let lean_e = env::Expr::lit(crate::ix::env::Literal::NatVal(n(42))); + let lean_e = env::Expr::lit(Literal::NatVal(n(42))); // Nat expr construction for the zero kernel. let zero_e = KExpr::::nat(n(42), mk_addr("any")); expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); @@ -643,7 +643,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn expr_str_lit_matches() { let r = empty_resolver(); - let lean_e = env::Expr::lit(crate::ix::env::Literal::StrVal("hi".into())); + let lean_e = env::Expr::lit(Literal::StrVal("hi".into())); let zero_e = KExpr::::str("hi".into(), mk_addr("any")); expr_congruent(&lean_e, &zero_e, &r).unwrap(); } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 753e1f9f..fcb65add 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { ) -> Result> { if *IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG { let n = DEF_EQ_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); - if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + if n.is_multiple_of(100_000) && n > 0 { eprintln!("[is_def_eq] count={n}"); } } @@ -1176,7 +1176,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { fuel -= 1; match self.lazy_delta_reduction_step(a, b)? { LazyDeltaStep::Equal => return Ok(true), - LazyDeltaStep::Continue => continue, + LazyDeltaStep::Continue => {}, LazyDeltaStep::Unknown => { self.dump_proj_delta_trace("stuck", struct_id, field, a, b); let pa = self.try_project_core(struct_id, field, a); @@ -1343,7 +1343,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { return; } - let id_s = id.map(|id| id.to_string()).unwrap_or_else(|| "".into()); + let id_s = id.map_or_else(|| "".into(), |id| id.to_string()); if !filter.is_empty() && !id_s.contains(filter) { return; } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index 7542788a..eda96233 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -1279,13 +1279,13 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn egress_level_zero() { let l = egress_level(&KUniv::::zero(), &[]); - assert!(matches!(l.as_data(), crate::ix::env::LevelData::Zero(_))); + assert!(matches!(l.as_data(), env::LevelData::Zero(_))); } #[test] fn egress_level_succ() { let l = egress_level(&KUniv::::succ(KUniv::zero()), &[]); - assert!(matches!(l.as_data(), crate::ix::env::LevelData::Succ(..))); + assert!(matches!(l.as_data(), env::LevelData::Succ(..))); } #[test] @@ -1293,9 +1293,9 @@ mod tests { // Param(0) with level_params=["u"] → Level::param("u") let u_name = mk_name("u"); let ku = KUniv::::param(0, u_name.clone()); - let l = egress_level(&ku, &[u_name.clone()]); + let l = egress_level(&ku, std::slice::from_ref(&u_name)); match l.as_data() { - crate::ix::env::LevelData::Param(n, _) => assert_eq!(n, &u_name), + env::LevelData::Param(n, _) => assert_eq!(n, &u_name), other => panic!("expected Param, got {other:?}"), } } @@ -1306,8 +1306,8 @@ mod tests { let ku = KUniv::::param(5, mk_name("x")); let l = egress_level(&ku, &[mk_name("u")]); match l.as_data() { - crate::ix::env::LevelData::Param(n, _) => { - assert!(matches!(n.as_data(), crate::ix::env::NameData::Anonymous(_))); + env::LevelData::Param(n, _) => { + assert!(matches!(n.as_data(), env::NameData::Anonymous(_))); }, other => panic!("expected Param, got {other:?}"), } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index 81af8eeb..105f5019 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -211,6 +211,10 @@ impl KEnv { /// Used by `lean_ingress` to install `Primitives::from_env_orig` /// (LEON-addressed) before any `TypeChecker::new(orig_kenv)` triggers /// the default canonical-addressed `from_env`. + /// + /// `Primitives` is large (~2 KB), so the error path is allowed to be + /// big — the caller hands ownership in and only retrieves it on failure. + #[allow(clippy::result_large_err)] pub fn set_prims(&self, p: Primitives) -> Result<(), Primitives> { self.prims.set(p) } @@ -287,6 +291,10 @@ impl KEnv { } /// Publish a completed block-check result and wake all waiters. + /// + /// The token is consumed deliberately: it's a one-shot RAII handle that + /// must not be reused after publishing the result. + #[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] pub fn finish_block_check( &self, token: BlockCheckToken, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index 20b102a3..ac1ae16b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -170,11 +170,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { for member in members { self.reset(); - match self + let c = self .env .get(member) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))? - { + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + self.validate_const_well_scoped(&c)?; + match c { KConst::Indc { ty, .. } => { let t = self.infer(&ty)?; self.ensure_sort(&t)?; @@ -315,7 +316,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Validate each constructor for (expected_cidx, ctor_id) in ctors.iter().enumerate() { - let (_ctor_params, ctor_fields, ctor_cidx, ctor_ty) = + let (ctor_params, ctor_fields, ctor_cidx, ctor_ty) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, cidx, ty, .. }) => ( u64_to_usize(params)?, @@ -329,6 +330,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { )); }, }; + let ind_params = u64_to_usize(params)?; + if ctor_params != ind_params { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "check_inductive: ctor params mismatch: expected {ind_params}, got {ctor_params}" + ))); + } // Validate constructor ordering: cidx must match position in ctors list if ctor_cidx != expected_cidx { @@ -338,25 +345,21 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // A1: Parameter domain agreement - self.check_param_agreement(&ty, &ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?)?; + self.check_param_agreement(&ty, &ctor_ty, ind_params)?; // A3: Strict positivity. Lean skips positivity for unsafe inductives; // those declarations are admitted only as unsafe constants. if !is_unsafe { - self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, u64_to_usize(params)?, &block_addrs)?; + self.check_positivity(&ctor_ty, ind_params, &block_addrs)?; } // A4: Universe constraints - self.check_field_universes( - &ctor_ty, - u64_to_usize(params)?, - &ind_level, - )?; + self.check_field_universes(&ctor_ty, ind_params, &ind_level)?; // A2: Constructor return type self.check_ctor_return_type( &ctor_ty, - u64_to_usize(params)?, + ind_params, u64_to_usize(indices)?, ctor_fields, &id.addr, @@ -1033,9 +1036,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Build synthetic Indc + Ctor views for each aux. // `aux_views[i]` corresponds to `aux[i]`. let mut aux_indcs: Vec<(KId, KConst)> = Vec::with_capacity(aux.len()); - let mut all_ctor_lookup: FxHashMap> = + let mut all_ctor_lookup: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); - let mut seed_key_by_addr: FxHashMap = + let mut seed_key_by_addr: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); let nested_prefix = all0_name.map(|all0| Name::str(all0, "_nested".to_string())); @@ -1049,18 +1052,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { // deterministic seed/tiebreak, so the kernel feeds the same name hash // into the sorter while keeping the synthetic KId address structural. let ext_seed = M::meta_name(&member.id.name) - .map(|name| name.pretty().replace('.', "_")) - .unwrap_or_else(|| member.id.addr.hex()); + .map_or_else(|| member.id.addr.hex(), |name| name.pretty().replace('.', "_")); let seed_suffix = format!("{}_{}", ext_seed, source_idx + 1); - let seed_name = nested_prefix - .as_ref() - .map(|prefix| Name::str(prefix.clone(), seed_suffix.clone())) - .unwrap_or_else(|| { + let seed_name = nested_prefix.as_ref().map_or_else( + || { Name::str( Name::str(Name::anon(), "IxKernelAux".to_string()), seed_suffix.clone(), ) - }); + }, + |prefix| Name::str(prefix.clone(), seed_suffix.clone()), + ); let seed_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*seed_name.get_hash()); // Synthetic aux KId: unique per discovered aux source slot, with the @@ -1077,7 +1079,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); } let aux_addr = - crate::ix::address::Address::from_blake3_hash(h.finalize()); + Address::from_blake3_hash(h.finalize()); let aux_id = KId::new(aux_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(seed_name.clone())); seed_key_by_addr.insert(aux_addr.clone(), seed_addr); aux_ids.push(aux_id); @@ -1180,14 +1182,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { ch.update(aux_addr.as_bytes()); ch.update(ext_ctor_id.addr.as_bytes()); let aux_ctor_addr = - crate::ix::address::Address::from_blake3_hash(ch.finalize()); + Address::from_blake3_hash(ch.finalize()); let aux_ctor_kid = KId::new( aux_ctor_addr.clone(), - M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), + M::meta_field(Name::anon()), ); let aux_ctor = KConst::Ctor { - name: M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), + name: M::meta_field(Name::anon()), level_params: M::meta_field(vec![]), is_unsafe: false, lvls: block_us.len() as u64, @@ -1212,8 +1214,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { is_unsafe: false, nested: 0, block: KId::new( - crate::ix::address::Address::hash(b"synthetic-aux-block"), - M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), + Address::hash(b"synthetic-aux-block"), + M::meta_field(Name::anon()), ), member_idx: 0, ty: typ, @@ -1248,7 +1250,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // compiler-shaped seed key. Alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct // synthetic members until partition refinement collapses them, matching // compile-side `sort_consts`. - let aux_addr_to_orig_idx: FxHashMap = + let aux_addr_to_orig_idx: FxHashMap = pairs .iter() .enumerate() @@ -2541,7 +2543,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Field args reference block params at current pushed-local // depth; spec_params live at depth = n_rec_params (shared // block params = flat[0].own_params). Lift by the difference. - let n_rec_params = flat.first().map(|m| m.own_params).unwrap_or(0); + let n_rec_params = flat.first().map_or(0, |m| m.own_params); let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rec_params); if let Some(bi) = self.is_rec_field(dom, flat, lift_by)? { rec_field_indices.push((fidx, bi)); @@ -3881,11 +3883,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { ) -> Result<(), TcError> { for member in members { self.reset(); - match self + let c = self .env .get(member) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))? - { + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + self.validate_const_well_scoped(&c)?; + match c { KConst::Recr { ty, .. } => { let t = self.infer(&ty)?; self.ensure_sort(&t)?; @@ -4331,6 +4334,7 @@ mod tests { use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; + use super::super::error::TcError; use super::super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::super::id::KId; use super::super::level::KUniv; @@ -4512,6 +4516,31 @@ mod tests { assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).is_ok()); } + #[test] + fn check_inductive_rejects_ctor_param_count_mismatch() { + let env = bool_env(); + env.insert( + mk_id("Bool.true"), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Bool"), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: cnst("Bool", &[]), + }, + ); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + match tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")) { + Err(TcError::Other(s)) => assert!(s.contains("ctor params mismatch")), + other => panic!("expected ctor params mismatch, got {other:?}"), + } + } + #[test] fn check_bool_constructor_uses_parent_block() { let env = bool_env(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index 4fdb5c63..cb56fe70 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { pub fn infer(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { if *IX_INFER_COUNT_LOG { let n = INFER_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); - if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + if n.is_multiple_of(100_000) && n > 0 { eprintln!("[infer] count={n}"); } } @@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { let f_ty = self.infer(f)?; - let (dom, cod) = self.ensure_forall(&f_ty).map_err(|err| { + let (dom, cod) = self.ensure_forall(&f_ty).inspect_err(|_err| { eprintln!("[infer App] ensure_forall FAILED"); eprintln!(" f: {f}"); eprintln!(" f_ty: {f_ty}"); @@ -98,7 +98,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { } eprintln!(" fa: {fa}"); } - err })?; if !infer_only { let a_ty = self.infer(a)?; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 48dcac66..57ee6b6d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ fn ingress_univ_args( .iter() .map(|&idx| { let i = usize::try_from(idx) - .map_err(|_| format!("universe index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; + .map_err(|_e| format!("universe index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; let u = ctx.univs.get(i).ok_or_else(|| { format!("universe index {i} out of bounds (len {})", ctx.univs.len()) })?; @@ -912,7 +912,7 @@ fn ingress_defn( &DEFAULT_ARENA, 0, 0, - crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), def.safety, vec![], ), @@ -1026,8 +1026,7 @@ fn ingress_recursor( // meta, e.g. synthetic kernel tests). let ctor_name = rule_ctor_addrs .get(i) - .map(|a| resolve_name(a, names)) - .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + .map_or_else(Name::anon, |a| resolve_name(a, names)); Ok(RecRule { ctor: M::meta_field(ctor_name), fields: rule.fields, rhs }) }) .collect(); @@ -1535,8 +1534,8 @@ pub fn lean_level_to_kuniv(lvl: &Level, param_names: &[Name]) -> KUniv { /// `Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash())` for constants not yet compiled. pub fn resolve_lean_name_addr( name: &Name, - name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, ) -> Address { if let Some(map) = name_to_ixon_addr && let Some(entry) = map.get(name) @@ -1572,8 +1571,8 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( expr: &LeanExpr, param_names: &[Name], intern: &InternTable, - name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { // Uncached path — only for callers without KEnv access. Top-level // expressions start with an empty binder stack. @@ -1596,9 +1595,9 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( expr: &LeanExpr, param_names: &[Name], - kenv: &crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, - n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + kenv: &KEnv, + n2a: Option<&DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { let pn_h = param_names_hash(param_names); let mut binder_names: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -1637,8 +1636,8 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( param_names: &[Name], binder_names: &mut Vec, intern: &InternTable, - n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + n2a: Option<&DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, cache: Option<&DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, pn_hash: Option<&Addr>, ) -> KExpr { @@ -1678,8 +1677,8 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( pn: &[Name], binder_names: &mut Vec, intern: &InternTable, - n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, - aux_n2a: Option<&dashmap::DashMap>, + n2a: Option<&DashMap>, + aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, cache: Option<&DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, pn_hash: Option<&Addr>, ) -> KExpr { @@ -1715,9 +1714,10 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( // into the current binder stack. Missing entries (ill-scoped // expressions, or traversals from a non-empty starting stack) // fall back to anonymous; the idx itself is always correct. + let idx_usize = usize::try_from(idx_u64).unwrap_or(usize::MAX); let name = binder_names .len() - .checked_sub(1 + idx_u64 as usize) + .checked_sub(1 + idx_usize) .and_then(|i| binder_names.get(i)) .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); @@ -2065,18 +2065,17 @@ fn lean_constant_all(ci: &LeanCI) -> Option<&Vec> { fn lean_member_idx(name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> u64 { all .and_then(|a| a.iter().position(|n| n == name)) - .map(|i| i as u64) - .unwrap_or(0) + .map_or(0, |i| i as u64) } /// Build a `Name → LEON content-hash` map for every constant in the Lean env. /// /// The LEON hash is `ConstantInfo::get_hash()` in `src/ix/env.rs` — a Blake3 -/// digest over the serialized original `ConstantInfo` (name + level params -/// + type expression + variant-specific fields). Two constants with the -/// same Lean name but different content get distinct addresses, so a rogue -/// environment can't shadow a primitive just by naming its own declaration -/// `Nat`. +/// digest over the serialized original `ConstantInfo` +/// (name, level params, type expression, variant-specific fields). +/// Two constants with the same Lean name but different content get distinct +/// addresses, so a rogue environment can't shadow a primitive just by naming +/// its own declaration `Nat`. /// /// The resulting map is the addressing authority for `lean_ingress`: every /// `KId.addr` in `orig_kenv` and every `Const`-reference address inside @@ -2086,7 +2085,7 @@ fn lean_member_idx(name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> u64 { /// as `UnknownConst` in the type checker rather than silently succeeding. pub fn build_leon_addr_map( lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> dashmap::DashMap { +) -> DashMap { // Build in parallel. Each shard's write lock is contended only when // distinct names happen to hash into the same shard — with 64 default // shards and ~199k names, contention is low. Pre-sizing `with_capacity` @@ -2100,7 +2099,7 @@ pub fn build_leon_addr_map( // different types would propagate a signature change through ~5 // functions with no matching perf win. let entries: Vec<(&Name, &LeanCI)> = lean_env.iter().collect(); - let map = dashmap::DashMap::with_capacity(lean_env.len()); + let map = DashMap::with_capacity(lean_env.len()); entries.par_iter().for_each(|(name, ci)| { map.insert((*name).clone(), Address::from_blake3_hash(ci.get_hash())); }); @@ -2114,11 +2113,10 @@ pub fn build_leon_addr_map( /// well-formed Lean env should never trigger it. Callers that need /// strict resolution (e.g. "does this name exist?") should check /// `n2a.contains_key` directly. -fn leon_addr_of(name: &Name, n2a: &dashmap::DashMap) -> Address { +fn leon_addr_of(name: &Name, n2a: &DashMap) -> Address { n2a .get(name) - .map(|e| e.value().clone()) - .unwrap_or_else(|| lean_name_to_addr(name)) + .map_or_else(|| lean_name_to_addr(name), |e| e.value().clone()) } /// Build the `block` KId for a constant's mutual block. For singletons @@ -2127,7 +2125,7 @@ fn leon_addr_of(name: &Name, n2a: &dashmap::DashMap) -> Address { fn lean_block_id( self_name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>, - n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, + n2a: &DashMap, ) -> KId { let rep = all.and_then(|a| a.first()).unwrap_or(self_name); KId::new(leon_addr_of(rep, n2a), rep.clone()) @@ -2136,7 +2134,7 @@ fn lean_block_id( /// Build the `lean_all` KId list in Meta mode. fn lean_all_ids( all: &[Name], - n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, + n2a: &DashMap, ) -> Vec> { all.iter().map(|n| KId::new(leon_addr_of(n, n2a), n.clone())).collect() } @@ -2149,7 +2147,7 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( self_name: &Name, ci: &LeanCI, kenv: &KEnv, - n2a: &dashmap::DashMap, + n2a: &DashMap, ) -> KConst { // Helper: shorthand for expression ingress. `n2a` carries the env-wide // LEON addressing so `Const` refs inside expressions resolve to the same @@ -2704,8 +2702,8 @@ mod tests { n } - fn n_lit(x: u64) -> lean_ffi::nat::Nat { - lean_ffi::nat::Nat::from(x) + fn n_lit(x: u64) -> Nat { + Nat::from(x) } // ---- lean_level_to_kuniv ---- @@ -2827,7 +2825,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn resolve_lean_name_addr_uses_primary_map() { - let map: dashmap::DashMap = dashmap::DashMap::new(); + let map: DashMap = DashMap::new(); let name = mk_name("Foo"); let real = Address::hash(b"custom"); map.insert(name.clone(), real.clone()); @@ -2837,8 +2835,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn resolve_lean_name_addr_falls_through_to_aux() { - let primary: dashmap::DashMap = dashmap::DashMap::new(); - let aux: dashmap::DashMap = dashmap::DashMap::new(); + let primary: DashMap = DashMap::new(); + let aux: DashMap = DashMap::new(); let name = mk_name("Aux.name"); let real = Address::hash(b"aux"); aux.insert(name.clone(), real.clone()); @@ -2867,7 +2865,7 @@ mod tests { fn ixon_ingress_rejects_reserved_marker_refs() { let env = IxonEnv::new(); let marker = crate::ix::kernel::primitive::PrimAddrs::new().eager_reduce; - let constant = crate::ix::ixon::constant::Constant::with_tables( + let constant = Constant::with_tables( crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo::Axio( crate::ix::ixon::constant::Axiom { is_unsafe: false, @@ -3028,12 +3026,8 @@ mod tests { /// chain of N `Expr`s recurses N times regardless of whether ingress /// itself is iterative (the recursion is in `Arc::drop`). fn drop_app_spine_iteratively(mut e: LeanExpr) { - loop { - let next = if let env::ExprData::App(f, _, _) = e.as_data() { - f.clone() - } else { - break; - }; + while let env::ExprData::App(f, _, _) = e.as_data() { + let next = f.clone(); drop(e); e = next; } @@ -3042,12 +3036,10 @@ mod tests { /// Same pattern for forall / lambda body chains. fn drop_binder_chain_iteratively(mut e: LeanExpr) { - loop { - let next = match e.as_data() { - env::ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) - | env::ExprData::Lam(_, _, body, _, _) => body.clone(), - _ => break, - }; + while let env::ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) + | env::ExprData::Lam(_, _, body, _, _) = e.as_data() + { + let next = body.clone(); drop(e); e = next; } @@ -3206,8 +3198,13 @@ mod tests { let u_name = mk_name("u"); let v_name = mk_name("v"); let e = LeanExpr::sort(Level::param(u_name.clone())); - let k1 = - lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[u_name.clone()], &env, None, None); + let k1 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + &e, + std::slice::from_ref(&u_name), + &env, + None, + None, + ); let k2 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &e, &[v_name, u_name.clone()], diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs index 9bd039d1..175b01e5 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -169,17 +169,15 @@ impl KUniv { return a; } // max(a, max(a, b')) = max(a, b'), max(a, max(b', a)) = max(b', a) - if let UnivData::Max(bl, br, _) = b.data() { - if *bl == a || *br == a { + if let UnivData::Max(bl, br, _) = b.data() + && (*bl == a || *br == a) { return b; } - } // max(max(a', b), b) = max(a', b), max(max(b, a'), b) = max(b, a') - if let UnivData::Max(al, ar, _) = a.data() { - if *al == b || *ar == b { + if let UnivData::Max(al, ar, _) = a.data() + && (*al == b || *ar == b) { return a; } - } // Same base, different offsets: succ^n(x) vs succ^m(x) → take the larger. let (base_a, off_a) = a.offset(); let (base_b, off_b) = b.offset(); @@ -219,11 +217,10 @@ impl KUniv { return b; // imax(0, b) = b } // imax(1, b) = b (Lean: is_one check) - if let UnivData::Succ(inner, _) = a.data() { - if inner.is_zero() { + if let UnivData::Succ(inner, _) = a.data() + && inner.is_zero() { return b; } - } if a == b { return a; // imax(a, a) = a } @@ -1043,7 +1040,10 @@ mod tests { x } fn next_u32(&mut self, bound: u32) -> u32 { - (self.next_u64() as u32) % bound.max(1) + // Truncating to u32 is intentional for the test RNG. + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + let lo = self.next_u64() as u32; + lo % bound.max(1) } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs index 7235ea58..fa820c9d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ pub fn subst( ) -> KExpr { if *IX_SUBST_COUNT_LOG && depth == 0 { let n = SUBST_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); - if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + if n.is_multiple_of(100_000) && n > 0 { eprintln!("[subst] count={n}"); } } @@ -344,6 +344,28 @@ fn lift_cached( interned } +// Internal helper used only by the property tests: allow `ExprData` → +// `KExpr` reconstruction for re-interning in determinism check. +#[cfg(test)] +impl ExprData { + fn into_kexpr(self) -> KExpr { + match self { + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => KExpr::var(i, name), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => KExpr::sort(u), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => KExpr::cnst(id, us), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => KExpr::app(f, a), + ExprData::Lam(n, bi, ty, body, _) => KExpr::lam(n, bi, ty, body), + ExprData::All(n, bi, ty, body, _) => KExpr::all(n, bi, ty, body), + ExprData::Let(n, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + KExpr::let_(n, ty, val, body, nd) + }, + ExprData::Prj(id, idx, val, _) => KExpr::prj(id, idx, val), + ExprData::Nat(n, addr, _) => KExpr::nat(n, addr), + ExprData::Str(s, addr, _) => KExpr::str(s, addr), + } + } +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; @@ -513,7 +535,10 @@ mod tests { x } fn next_u32(&mut self, bound: u32) -> u32 { - (self.next_u64() as u32) % bound.max(1) + // Truncating to u32 is intentional for the test RNG. + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + let lo = self.next_u64() as u32; + lo % bound.max(1) } } @@ -659,25 +684,3 @@ mod tests { } } } - -// Internal helper used only by the property tests: allow `ExprData` → -// `KExpr` reconstruction for re-interning in determinism check. -#[cfg(test)] -impl ExprData { - fn into_kexpr(self) -> KExpr { - match self { - ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => KExpr::var(i, name), - ExprData::Sort(u, _) => KExpr::sort(u), - ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => KExpr::cnst(id, us), - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => KExpr::app(f, a), - ExprData::Lam(n, bi, ty, body, _) => KExpr::lam(n, bi, ty, body), - ExprData::All(n, bi, ty, body, _) => KExpr::all(n, bi, ty, body), - ExprData::Let(n, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - KExpr::let_(n, ty, val, body, nd) - }, - ExprData::Prj(id, idx, val, _) => KExpr::prj(id, idx, val), - ExprData::Nat(n, addr, _) => KExpr::nat(n, addr), - ExprData::Str(s, addr, _) => KExpr::str(s, addr), - } - } -} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index b3dc8d5c..39899e36 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { pub fn whnf(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { if *IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG { let n = WHNF_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); - if n % 100_000 == 0 && n > 0 { + if n.is_multiple_of(100_000) && n > 0 { eprintln!("[whnf] count={n}"); } } @@ -577,9 +577,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; let val = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) - if matches!(kind, DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem) => - { + Some(KConst::Defn { + kind: DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem, + val, + .. + }) => { self.dump_delta_trace(id, args.len(), e); val.clone() }, @@ -1173,7 +1175,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { if *IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG { let n = NAT_EXPAND_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); - if n % 10_000 == 0 { + if n.is_multiple_of(10_000) { eprintln!("[nat_to_constructor] count={n} val_bits={}", val.0.bits()); } } @@ -2038,11 +2040,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } - if is_const_named(id, &["Decidable.decide"]) && args.len() >= 2 { - if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_lt_prop(&args[0])? { + if is_const_named(id, &["Decidable.decide"]) && args.len() >= 2 + && let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_lt_prop(&args[0])? { return Ok(Some(self.finish_app_result(result, &args, 2))); } - } Ok(None) } @@ -2138,7 +2139,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } - let modulus = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64) << (width as usize); + // `width` was bounded above by `REDUCE_BITVEC_WIDTH_MAX = 1 << 24`, so + // it always fits in `usize` on every supported target. + let width_usize = usize::try_from(width).unwrap_or(usize::MAX); + let modulus = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64) << width_usize; let result = Nat(n.0 % modulus); Ok(Some(self.nat_expr_from_value(result))) } @@ -2426,8 +2430,8 @@ enum NatCtorView { } /// Zero constant shared across `extract_nat_lit` calls. -static NAT_ZERO_LITERAL: std::sync::LazyLock = - std::sync::LazyLock::new(|| Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); +static NAT_ZERO_LITERAL: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); /// Extract a nat value from a literal or `Nat.zero` constructor. /// @@ -3730,7 +3734,7 @@ mod tests { let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); let width = kt::var(1); - let bv_ty = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec", &[]), &[width.clone()]); + let bv_ty = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec", &[]), std::slice::from_ref(&width)); let zero = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[width, mk_meta_nat(0)]); let prop = From 56e3e799ae37cab1358aaec59a3da9703b00d5a5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2026 01:43:24 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 15/34] Stream ixon_ingress into KEnv; own-and-drop IxonEnv before kernel check - Replace two-pass standalone+muts buffered ingress with a single parallel try_for_each that inserts directly into KEnv, bounding peak memory by in-flight worker outputs instead of materializing every converted constant before assembly. - Add ixon_ingress_owned that consumes IxonEnv so it can be dropped before the heavy kernel check loop runs. rs_kernel_check_consts adopts it and also drops the ungrounded map and rust_env_arc early. - Workers resolve Named metadata on demand via lookup_name instead of cloning every payload during partition. - IX_QUIET-gated phase timings (validate, lookups, partition, stream). - Drive-by: bulk let-chain brace reformatting across compile, decompile, kernel, and aux_gen to match current rustfmt. --- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 22 +- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 37 +- src/ix/compile.rs | 678 +++++++++++++-------------- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 8 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 10 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 78 ++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 18 +- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 7 +- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 6 +- src/ix/decompile.rs | 139 +++--- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 29 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 273 +++++++---- src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 21 +- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 10 +- 14 files changed, 700 insertions(+), 636 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index 97677011..07b544f2 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -40,7 +40,9 @@ use lean_ffi::object::{ }; use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, decode_name_array}; -use crate::ix::compile::{CompileOptions, compile_env_with_options}; +use crate::ix::compile::{ + CompileOptions, CompileState, compile_env_with_options, +}; #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::decompile::decompile_env; use crate::ix::env::Name; @@ -49,9 +51,9 @@ use crate::ix::kernel::egress::{ixon_egress, lean_egress}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; -use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::ixon_ingress; +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::ixon_ingress_owned; #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] -use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_ingress; +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ixon_ingress, lean_ingress}; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; @@ -163,17 +165,21 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( }; eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); + let CompileState { env: ixon_env, ungrounded: compile_ungrounded, .. } = + compile_state; + // Snapshot per-constant compile failures (ill-formed inductives, // cascading MissingConstant, etc.) keyed by `Name` so the check loop // can skip the kernel and report them as compile-side rejections. // `compile_env` no longer aborts on per-block failure; it populates // `CompileState.ungrounded` and continues, letting good constants still // compile cleanly. - let ungrounded: FxHashMap = compile_state - .ungrounded + let ungrounded: FxHashMap = compile_ungrounded .iter() .map(|e| (e.key().clone(), e.value().clone())) .collect(); + drop(compile_ungrounded); + drop(rust_env_arc); if !ungrounded.is_empty() { eprintln!( "[rs_kernel_check] {} constants failed to compile (will report as rejected without kernel check):", @@ -197,7 +203,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // Ingress Ixon → kernel // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t2 = Instant::now(); - let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_ingress::(&compile_state.env) { + let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_ingress_owned::(ixon_env) { Ok(v) => v, Err(msg) => { return build_uniform_error(names_vec.len(), &format!("[ingress] {msg}")); @@ -214,10 +220,6 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( kenv.len() ); - // Release decoded-env + compile state before the heavy check loop runs. - drop(compile_state); - drop(rust_env_arc); - let kenv = Arc::new(kenv); // Build `Name → KId` map by iterating `kenv` itself. This guarantees we diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index e705172e..1f8d3901 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -752,11 +752,10 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( _ => 0, }) .collect(); - let source_aux_order = - match aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { - Ok(order) => order, - Err(_) => return None, - }; + let source_aux_order = match aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { + Ok(order) => order, + Err(_) => return None, + }; let source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec = source_aux_order .iter() .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head) { @@ -932,9 +931,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // longer required at this call site. Still verify the block has at // least one ingress-able inductive so we don't waste work on // broken envs. - let has_indc = all - .iter() - .any(|n| matches!(env.get(n), Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(_)))); + let has_indc = + all.iter().any(|n| matches!(env.get(n), Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(_)))); if !has_indc { continue; } @@ -1508,11 +1506,10 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( }) .collect(); // Source-walk aux discovery: same walker `compute_aux_perm` uses. - let source_aux_order = - match aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { - Ok(order) => order, - Err(_) => return None, - }; + let source_aux_order = match aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { + Ok(order) => order, + Err(_) => return None, + }; let source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec = source_aux_order .iter() .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head) { @@ -1704,9 +1701,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } // Helper to wrap a patch as a Lean `ConstantInfo` for alpha-eq. - fn patch_to_lean_ci( - patch: &PatchedConstant, - ) -> Option { + fn patch_to_lean_ci(patch: &PatchedConstant) -> Option { use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, ReducibilityHints, @@ -2119,9 +2114,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } } - fn expr_hash_prefix( - expr: &Arc, - ) -> String { + fn expr_hash_prefix(expr: &Arc) -> String { let mut buf = Vec::new(); crate::ix::ixon::serialize::put_expr(expr, &mut buf); let h = crate::ix::address::Address::hash(&buf); @@ -3321,9 +3314,9 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( original_strs.iter().map(|s| mk_name(s)).collect(); // Skip if any name is missing from the env (fixture not compiled). - let all_present = originals.iter().all(|n| { - matches!(env.get(n), Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_))) - }); + let all_present = originals + .iter() + .all(|n| matches!(env.get(n), Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)))); if !all_present { continue; } diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index ba916c61..10d222db 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -830,388 +830,387 @@ pub fn compile_expr( .is_some_and(crate::ix::decompile::is_aux_gen_suffix); if !compiling_is_aux_regen { if let Some(plan) = stt.call_site_plans.get(name) - && !plan.is_identity() { - let expected_total = plan.n_params + && !plan.is_identity() + { + let expected_total = plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + plan.n_source_minors + + plan.n_indices + + 1; // major + if args.len() >= expected_total { + // Surgery path: separate args into kept/collapsed, + // reorder kept to canonical, compile everything. + let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); + + let args_owned: Vec = + args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); + + // Decompose source args into regions + let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; + let motives = &args_owned + [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; + let minors = &args_owned[plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives - + plan.n_source_minors - + plan.n_indices - + 1; // major - if args.len() >= expected_total { - // Surgery path: separate args into kept/collapsed, - // reorder kept to canonical, compile everything. - let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); - - let args_owned: Vec = - args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); - - // Decompose source args into regions - let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; - let motives = &args_owned - [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; - let minors = &args_owned[plan.n_params + ..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives - ..plan.n_params - + plan.n_source_motives - + plan.n_source_minors]; - let tail = &args_owned[plan.n_params - + plan.n_source_motives - + plan.n_source_minors..]; - - // Build canonical-order args and entries - let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); - let n_canon_minors = plan.n_canonical_minors(); - let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = - Vec::with_capacity( - plan.n_params - + n_canon_motives - + n_canon_minors - + tail.len(), - ); - let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); - - // Params: always kept, identity mapping - for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); + + plan.n_source_minors]; + let tail = &args_owned[plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + plan.n_source_minors..]; + + // Build canonical-order args and entries + let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); + let n_canon_minors = plan.n_canonical_minors(); + let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = + Vec::with_capacity( + plan.n_params + + n_canon_motives + + n_canon_minors + + tail.len(), + ); + let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); + + // Params: always kept, identity mapping + for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: i as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + // Motives: kept or collapsed per plan + let canon_base = plan.n_params; + for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = + canon_base + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: i as u64, + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, }); } + } - // Motives: kept or collapsed per plan - let canon_base = plan.n_params; - for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { - if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { - let canon_pos = - canon_base + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; - canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, - meta: 0, + // Minors: kept or collapsed per plan + let minor_canon_base = plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; + for (src_i, minor) in minors.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.minor_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = + minor_canon_base + plan.source_to_canon_minor[src_i]; + let adapted_minor = + stt.lean_env.as_deref().and_then(|lean_env| { + surgery::adapt_split_minor( + name, levels, &plan, src_i, minor, params, + motives, minors, lean_env, + ) }); - } else { + let minor_arg = adapted_minor + .clone() + .unwrap_or_else(|| minor.clone()); + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, minor_arg)); + if adapted_minor.is_some() { let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); + collapsed_args.push(minor.clone()); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, }); - } - } - - // Minors: kept or collapsed per plan - let minor_canon_base = plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; - for (src_i, minor) in minors.iter().enumerate() { - if plan.minor_keep[src_i] { - let canon_pos = minor_canon_base - + plan.source_to_canon_minor[src_i]; - let adapted_minor = - stt.lean_env.as_deref().and_then(|lean_env| { - surgery::adapt_split_minor( - name, levels, &plan, src_i, minor, params, - motives, minors, lean_env, - ) - }); - let minor_arg = adapted_minor - .clone() - .unwrap_or_else(|| minor.clone()); - canonical_args.push((canon_pos, minor_arg)); - if adapted_minor.is_some() { - let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(minor.clone()); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { - sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } else { - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } } else { - let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(minor.clone()); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { - sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, meta: 0, }); } - } - - // Tail (indices + major): always kept, identity - let tail_canon_base = - plan.n_params + n_canon_motives + n_canon_minors; - for (i, t) in tail.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args.push((tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: (tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(minor.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, }); } + } - // Sort canonical_args by their target canon_idx - canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); - let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args - .into_iter() - .map(|(_, expr)| expr) - .collect(); - - let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); - let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); - - // Push frames in reverse order (LIFO) - stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { - name_addr, - entries, - n_canonical, - n_collapsed, + // Tail (indices + major): always kept, identity + let tail_canon_base = + plan.n_params + n_canon_motives + n_canon_minors; + for (i, t) in tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push((tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, }); - for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); - } - for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); - } - stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); - continue; } + + // Sort canonical_args by their target canon_idx + canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); + let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args + .into_iter() + .map(|(_, expr)| expr) + .collect(); + + let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); + let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); + + // Push frames in reverse order (LIFO) + stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { + name_addr, + entries, + n_canonical, + n_collapsed, + }); + for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); + continue; } + } if let Some(plan) = stt.below_call_site_plans.get(name) - && !plan.is_identity() { - let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major - let expected_total = - plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + fixed_tail_len; - if args.len() >= expected_total { - let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); - let args_owned: Vec = - args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); - let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; - let motives = &args_owned - [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; - let fixed_tail = &args_owned - [plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives..expected_total]; - let extra_tail = &args_owned[expected_total..]; - - let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); - let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = - Vec::with_capacity( - plan.n_params - + n_canon_motives - + fixed_tail.len() - + extra_tail.len(), - ); - let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); - - for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: i as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } - - let motive_canon_base = plan.n_params; - for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { - if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { - let canon_pos = motive_canon_base - + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; - canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } else { - let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { - sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } - } + && !plan.is_identity() + { + let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major + let expected_total = + plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + fixed_tail_len; + if args.len() >= expected_total { + let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); + let args_owned: Vec = + args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); + let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; + let motives = &args_owned + [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; + let fixed_tail = &args_owned + [plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives..expected_total]; + let extra_tail = &args_owned[expected_total..]; + + let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); + let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = + Vec::with_capacity( + plan.n_params + + n_canon_motives + + fixed_tail.len() + + extra_tail.len(), + ); + let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: i as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } - let fixed_tail_canon_base = - plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; - for (i, t) in fixed_tail.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args - .push((fixed_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + let motive_canon_base = plan.n_params; + for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = motive_canon_base + + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: (fixed_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, meta: 0, }); - } - - let extra_tail_canon_base = - fixed_tail_canon_base + fixed_tail_len; - for (i, t) in extra_tail.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args - .push((extra_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: (extra_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, }); } + } - canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); - let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args - .into_iter() - .map(|(_, expr)| expr) - .collect(); - - let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); - let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); - stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { - name_addr, - entries, - n_canonical, - n_collapsed, + let fixed_tail_canon_base = plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; + for (i, t) in fixed_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((fixed_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (fixed_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, }); - for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); - } - for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); - } - stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); - continue; } + + let extra_tail_canon_base = + fixed_tail_canon_base + fixed_tail_len; + for (i, t) in extra_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((extra_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (extra_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); + let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args + .into_iter() + .map(|(_, expr)| expr) + .collect(); + + let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); + let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); + stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { + name_addr, + entries, + n_canonical, + n_collapsed, + }); + for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); + continue; } + } if let Some(plan) = stt.brec_on_call_site_plans.get(name) - && !plan.is_identity() { - let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major - let expected_total = plan.n_params + && !plan.is_identity() + { + let fixed_tail_len = plan.n_indices + 1; // indices + major + let expected_total = plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + + fixed_tail_len + + plan.n_source_motives; + if args.len() >= expected_total { + let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); + + let args_owned: Vec = + args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); + let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; + let motives = &args_owned + [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; + let fixed_tail = &args_owned[plan.n_params + + plan.n_source_motives + ..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + fixed_tail_len]; + let handlers = &args_owned[plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives + fixed_tail_len - + plan.n_source_motives; - if args.len() >= expected_total { - let name_addr = compile_name(name, stt); - - let args_owned: Vec = - args.iter().map(|arg| (*arg).clone()).collect(); - let params = &args_owned[..plan.n_params]; - let motives = &args_owned - [plan.n_params..plan.n_params + plan.n_source_motives]; - let fixed_tail = &args_owned[plan.n_params - + plan.n_source_motives - ..plan.n_params - + plan.n_source_motives - + fixed_tail_len]; - let handlers = &args_owned[plan.n_params - + plan.n_source_motives - + fixed_tail_len - ..expected_total]; - let extra_tail = &args_owned[expected_total..]; - - let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); - let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = - Vec::with_capacity( - plan.n_params - + n_canon_motives - + fixed_tail.len() - + n_canon_motives - + extra_tail.len(), - ); - let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); - - for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); + ..expected_total]; + let extra_tail = &args_owned[expected_total..]; + + let n_canon_motives = plan.n_canonical_motives(); + let mut canonical_args: Vec<(usize, LeanExpr)> = + Vec::with_capacity( + plan.n_params + + n_canon_motives + + fixed_tail.len() + + n_canon_motives + + extra_tail.len(), + ); + let mut collapsed_args: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut entries: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args.push((i, p.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: i as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } + + let motive_canon_base = plan.n_params; + for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = motive_canon_base + + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: i as u64, + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, meta: 0, }); - } - - let motive_canon_base = plan.n_params; - for (src_i, motive) in motives.iter().enumerate() { - if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { - let canon_pos = motive_canon_base - + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; - canonical_args.push((canon_pos, motive.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } else { - let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { - sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } - } - - let fixed_tail_canon_base = - plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; - for (i, t) in fixed_tail.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args - .push((fixed_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: (fixed_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(motive.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, }); } + } - let handler_canon_base = - fixed_tail_canon_base + fixed_tail_len; - for (src_i, handler) in handlers.iter().enumerate() { - if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { - let canon_pos = handler_canon_base - + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; - canonical_args.push((canon_pos, handler.clone())); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } else { - let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); - collapsed_args.push(handler.clone()); - entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { - sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, - meta: 0, - }); - } - } + let fixed_tail_canon_base = plan.n_params + n_canon_motives; + for (i, t) in fixed_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((fixed_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (fixed_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } - let extra_tail_canon_base = - handler_canon_base + n_canon_motives; - for (i, t) in extra_tail.iter().enumerate() { - canonical_args - .push((extra_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + let handler_canon_base = + fixed_tail_canon_base + fixed_tail_len; + for (src_i, handler) in handlers.iter().enumerate() { + if plan.motive_keep[src_i] { + let canon_pos = handler_canon_base + + plan.source_to_canon_motive[src_i]; + canonical_args.push((canon_pos, handler.clone())); entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { - canon_idx: (extra_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + canon_idx: canon_pos as u64, + meta: 0, + }); + } else { + let sharing_idx = collapsed_args.len(); + collapsed_args.push(handler.clone()); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Collapsed { + sharing_idx: sharing_idx as u64, meta: 0, }); } + } - canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); - let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args - .into_iter() - .map(|(_, expr)| expr) - .collect(); - - let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); - let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); - stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { - name_addr, - entries, - n_canonical, - n_collapsed, + let extra_tail_canon_base = + handler_canon_base + n_canon_motives; + for (i, t) in extra_tail.iter().enumerate() { + canonical_args + .push((extra_tail_canon_base + i, t.clone())); + entries.push(CallSiteEntry::Kept { + canon_idx: (extra_tail_canon_base + i) as u64, + meta: 0, }); - for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); - } - for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { - stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); - } - stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); - continue; } + + canonical_args.sort_by_key(|(canon_idx, _)| *canon_idx); + let sorted_canon: Vec = canonical_args + .into_iter() + .map(|(_, expr)| expr) + .collect(); + + let n_canonical = sorted_canon.len(); + let n_collapsed = collapsed_args.len(); + stack.push(Frame::BuildCallSite { + name_addr, + entries, + n_canonical, + n_collapsed, + }); + for arg in collapsed_args.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + for arg in sorted_canon.iter().rev() { + stack.push(Frame::Compile(arg.clone())); + } + stack.push(Frame::Compile(head_expr.clone())); + continue; } + } } } @@ -2410,9 +2409,7 @@ pub fn mk_indc( ) -> Result { let mut ctors = Vec::with_capacity(ind.ctors.len()); for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { - if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) = - env.as_ref().get(ctor_name) - { + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(c)) = env.as_ref().get(ctor_name) { ctors.push(c.clone()); } else { return Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { @@ -3129,10 +3126,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( // SCC including rec_N names. for n in all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(n) - && matches!( - lean_env.get(n), - Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_)) - ) + && matches!(lean_env.get(n), Some(LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(_))) { filtered.insert(n.clone()); } @@ -3141,13 +3135,10 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( Phase::BelowIndc => { // Use .below's own .all, keep only inductives + their ctors. for n in all { - if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = - lean_env.get(n) - { + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) = lean_env.get(n) { for a in &v.all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) - && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = - lean_env.get(a) + && let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(bi)) = lean_env.get(a) { filtered.insert(a.clone()); for ctor in &bi.ctors { @@ -3164,10 +3155,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( // (from DefnInfo.all = [EqC.below]), so use directly. for a in &lean_all { if stt.aux_gen_extra_names.contains(a) - && matches!( - lean_env.get(a), - Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_)) - ) + && matches!(lean_env.get(a), Some(LeanConstantInfo::DefnInfo(_))) { filtered.insert(a.clone()); } @@ -3467,9 +3455,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(val) => { // Constructors are compiled as part of their inductive - if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) = - lean_env.get(&val.induct) - { + if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) = lean_env.get(&val.induct) { let _ = compile_mutual(&val.induct, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)?; stt .name_to_addr diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index ba9063ec..a6675146 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -423,10 +423,10 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( .rules .iter() .map(|r| { - let new_ctor = restore_ctx - .aux_ctor_map - .get(&r.ctor) - .map_or_else(|| r.ctor.clone(), |(orig_ctor, _)| orig_ctor.clone()); + let new_ctor = restore_ctx.aux_ctor_map.get(&r.ctor).map_or_else( + || r.ctor.clone(), + |(orig_ctor, _)| orig_ctor.clone(), + ); RecursorRule { ctor: new_ctor, n_fields: r.n_fields.clone(), diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index a93c2e4f..6f3ce4be 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -441,8 +441,7 @@ fn build_below_def( }; let major_domain = &decls[total - 1].domain; - let ctx_decls: Vec = - decls[..total - 1].to_vec(); + let ctx_decls: Vec = decls[..total - 1].to_vec(); let mut tc = super::expr_utils::TcScope::new(&ctx_decls, rec_level_params, stt, kctx); tc.get_level(major_domain)? @@ -1783,9 +1782,10 @@ fn mk_imax_aux(l1: &Level, l2: &Level) -> Level { return l2.clone(); } if let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = l1.as_data() - && matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { - return l2.clone(); - } + && matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) + { + return l2.clone(); + } if l1 == l2 { return l1.clone(); } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 92b8cb7e..b7c585b0 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -960,8 +960,7 @@ struct RestoreStateCache { /// decomposing the restored nested expression. Used for the aux-ctor /// restoration path where we need to rebuild /// `orig_ctor.{I_lvls} spec_params`. - aux_decomp: - FxHashMap, Vec)>, + aux_decomp: FxHashMap, Vec)>, /// Walk memoization shared across every `restore()` call on this /// context. DAG-shared subterms between recursor rules collapse to a /// single rewrite. @@ -1034,10 +1033,8 @@ impl RestoreCtx { self.aux_to_nested.len(), Default::default(), ); - let mut aux_decomp: FxHashMap< - Name, - (Vec, Vec), - > = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut aux_decomp: FxHashMap, Vec)> = + FxHashMap::default(); for (aux_name, nested) in &self.aux_to_nested { let abstracted = batch_abstract(nested, &bp_fvar_map, self.n_params, 0); let restored = instantiate_rev(&abstracted, &subst_fvars); @@ -1113,9 +1110,10 @@ impl<'a> RestoreState<'a> { fn replace_walk_uncached(&mut self, e: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { // Check for bare Const matching aux_rec_map (recursor rename). if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = e.as_data() - && let Some(new_name) = self.ctx.aux_rec_map.get(name) { - return LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()); - } + && let Some(new_name) = self.ctx.aux_rec_map.get(name) + { + return LeanExpr::cnst(new_name.clone(), levels.clone()); + } // Check for application whose head is an aux type or aux constructor. let (head, args) = decompose_apps(e); @@ -1376,24 +1374,25 @@ fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_walk( // Try to decompose as an application of an auxiliary Const. let (head, args) = decompose_apps(expr); if let ExprData::Const(name, levels, _) = head.as_data() - && let Some((n_params, new_levels)) = aux_info.get(name) { - let has_nested_ref = args - .iter() - .take(*n_params) - .any(|a| super::nested::expr_mentions_any_name(a, block_names)); - if has_nested_ref && new_levels.len() == levels.len() { - // Rewrite head levels and recurse into args. - let new_head = LeanExpr::cnst(name.clone(), new_levels.clone()); - let mut result = new_head; - for a in &args { - result = LeanExpr::app( - result, - rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(a, aux_info, block_names, cache), - ); - } - return result; + && let Some((n_params, new_levels)) = aux_info.get(name) + { + let has_nested_ref = args + .iter() + .take(*n_params) + .any(|a| super::nested::expr_mentions_any_name(a, block_names)); + if has_nested_ref && new_levels.len() == levels.len() { + // Rewrite head levels and recurse into args. + let new_head = LeanExpr::cnst(name.clone(), new_levels.clone()); + let mut result = new_head; + for a in &args { + result = LeanExpr::app( + result, + rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached(a, aux_info, block_names, cache), + ); } + return result; } + } // Not a rewritable app — recurse into sub-expressions. match expr.as_data() { @@ -1571,8 +1570,7 @@ pub(super) fn replace_const_names( if map.is_empty() { return expr.clone(); } - let mut cache: FxHashMap = - FxHashMap::default(); + let mut cache: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); replace_const_names_cached(expr, map, &mut cache) } @@ -1709,9 +1707,10 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( // Fast path: if PUnit is already registered as an Indc (not an Axio stub), // assume PProd is too and skip redundant construction. if let Some(kconst) = kctx.kenv.get(&punit_id) - && matches!(kconst, KConst::Indc { .. }) { - return; - } + && matches!(kconst, KConst::Indc { .. }) + { + return; + } let u_name = Name::str(Name::anon(), "u".to_string()); { @@ -2355,8 +2354,7 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { // Look up the constant in the kernel env to get its stored type. let n2a = Some(&self.stt.name_to_addr); let aux_n2a = Some(&self.stt.aux_name_to_addr); - let addr = - resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let kid = crate::ix::kernel::id::KId::new(addr, name.clone()); let kconst = self.tc.env.get(&kid)?; let kty = kconst.ty(); @@ -2434,13 +2432,11 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { // Substitute with the concrete level from the Const's level args. const_levels.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { // Fallback: use the TcScope's param names. - let name = - self.param_names.get(*idx as usize).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { - Name::str( - Name::anon(), - format!("u_{idx}"), - ) - }); + let name = self + .param_names + .get(*idx as usize) + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("u_{idx}"))); Level::param(name) }) }, @@ -2695,9 +2691,7 @@ fn to_kexpr_static( ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => { to_kexpr_static(inner, fvar_levels, ctx_depth, param_names, stt) }, - _ => KExpr::sort( - KUniv::zero(), - ), + _ => KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), } } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index 8c875eae..fd1defd1 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -1826,12 +1826,11 @@ fn abstract_spec_params_to_bvars( if n == 0 { return spec_params.to_vec(); } - let fvar_map: FxHashMap = - block_param_decls - .iter() - .enumerate() - .map(|(i, d)| (d.fvar_name.clone(), i)) - .collect(); + let fvar_map: FxHashMap = block_param_decls + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, d)| (d.fvar_name.clone(), i)) + .collect(); spec_params.iter().map(|sp| batch_abstract(sp, &fvar_map, n, 0)).collect() } @@ -1880,9 +1879,10 @@ fn maximize_occurrence_levels(flat: &mut [FvarFlatMember], n_originals: usize) { // Apply the maximized levels to all auxiliaries. for entry in flat.iter_mut().skip(n_originals) { if let Some(merged) = max_levels.get(&entry.name) - && merged.len() == entry.occurrence_level_args.len() { - entry.occurrence_level_args = merged.clone(); - } + && merged.len() == entry.occurrence_level_args.len() + { + entry.occurrence_level_args = merged.clone(); + } } /// Raw level max: `max(a, b)` with only zero elimination. diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 36fc0610..9ecbf265 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -1014,9 +1014,10 @@ fn precompile_aux_gen_prereqs( if let Some(out_refs) = condensed.block_refs.get(&rep) { for referenced in out_refs { if let Some(dep_rep) = condensed.low_links.get(referenced) - && !visited.contains(dep_rep) { - stack.push(Frame::Enter(dep_rep.clone())); - } + && !visited.contains(dep_rep) + { + stack.push(Frame::Enter(dep_rep.clone())); + } } } }, diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index d604254e..c36fdbc2 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -337,11 +337,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block_with_rename( // Ingress all registered aux constants into the kernel environment. for cnst in aux_consts { - aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv( - &cnst.name(), - lean_env.as_ref(), - stt, - ); + aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv(&cnst.name(), lean_env.as_ref(), stt); } Ok(()) diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index e7415ea6..d9eccca9 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -2589,77 +2589,72 @@ fn roundtrip_block( &named.addr }; stt.env.get_const(addr).map(|c| match &c.info { - ConstantInfo::RPrj(p) => { - p.block.clone() - }, - ConstantInfo::DPrj(p) => { - p.block.clone() - }, - ConstantInfo::IPrj(p) => { - p.block.clone() - }, + ConstantInfo::RPrj(p) => p.block.clone(), + ConstantInfo::DPrj(p) => p.block.clone(), + ConstantInfo::IPrj(p) => p.block.clone(), _ => addr.clone(), // bare constant, not a projection }) }) }; if let Some(orig) = orig_addr - && block_addr != orig { - let first_is_aux_gen = is_aux_gen_suffix(&first_name); - if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { - // Full dump so we can compare what aux_gen regenerated vs - // Lean's source for the failing constant. Set - // IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG=1 to enable. - eprintln!( - "[roundtrip DEBUG] {}: regen block_addr={:.12} != orig {:.12}", - first_name.pretty(), - block_addr.hex(), - orig.hex(), - ); - for cnst in consts { - let nm = cnst.name(); - eprintln!(" -- regen {} --", nm.pretty()); - match cnst { - LeanMutConst::Defn(def) => { - eprintln!(" type: {}", def.typ.pretty()); - eprintln!(" value: {}", def.value.pretty()); - }, - LeanMutConst::Recr(rec) => { - eprintln!(" type: {}", rec.cnst.typ.pretty()); - for (i, r) in rec.rules.iter().enumerate() { - eprintln!( - " rule[{i}] {} rhs: {}", - r.ctor.pretty(), - r.rhs.pretty() - ); - } - }, - LeanMutConst::Indc(ind) => { - eprintln!(" type: {}", ind.ind.cnst.typ.pretty()); - }, - } - if let Some(orig_env) = orig_env - && let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig_env.get(&nm) - { - let lean_ci = lean_ci_ref; - eprintln!(" -- lean {} --", nm.pretty()); - eprintln!(" type: {}", lean_ci.get_type().pretty()); - if let Some(v) = get_value(lean_ci) { - eprintln!(" value: {}", v.pretty()); + && block_addr != orig + { + let first_is_aux_gen = is_aux_gen_suffix(&first_name); + if std::env::var_os("IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG").is_some() { + // Full dump so we can compare what aux_gen regenerated vs + // Lean's source for the failing constant. Set + // IX_ROUNDTRIP_DEBUG=1 to enable. + eprintln!( + "[roundtrip DEBUG] {}: regen block_addr={:.12} != orig {:.12}", + first_name.pretty(), + block_addr.hex(), + orig.hex(), + ); + for cnst in consts { + let nm = cnst.name(); + eprintln!(" -- regen {} --", nm.pretty()); + match cnst { + LeanMutConst::Defn(def) => { + eprintln!(" type: {}", def.typ.pretty()); + eprintln!(" value: {}", def.value.pretty()); + }, + LeanMutConst::Recr(rec) => { + eprintln!(" type: {}", rec.cnst.typ.pretty()); + for (i, r) in rec.rules.iter().enumerate() { + eprintln!( + " rule[{i}] {} rhs: {}", + r.ctor.pretty(), + r.rhs.pretty() + ); } + }, + LeanMutConst::Indc(ind) => { + eprintln!(" type: {}", ind.ind.cnst.typ.pretty()); + }, + } + if let Some(orig_env) = orig_env + && let Some(lean_ci_ref) = orig_env.get(&nm) + { + let lean_ci = lean_ci_ref; + eprintln!(" -- lean {} --", nm.pretty()); + eprintln!(" type: {}", lean_ci.get_type().pretty()); + if let Some(v) = get_value(lean_ci) { + eprintln!(" value: {}", v.pretty()); } } } - if !first_is_aux_gen { - return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { - msg: format!( - "roundtrip recompile hash mismatch for '{}': recompiled={:.12} original={:.12}", - first_name.pretty(), - block_addr.hex(), - orig.hex(), - ), - }); - } } + if !first_is_aux_gen { + return Err(DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { + msg: format!( + "roundtrip recompile hash mismatch for '{}': recompiled={:.12} original={:.12}", + first_name.pretty(), + block_addr.hex(), + orig.hex(), + ), + }); + } + } } // Build the decompile ctx from the compiled MutCtx. @@ -3259,11 +3254,10 @@ fn rehydrate_aux_perms_from_env(stt: &CompileState) { // version whose Indc.all is also source-order; we prefer the // canonical-entry `Indc.all` since it's the same source-order list // under spec §10.2.) - let source_all: Option<&[Address]> = - match &rep_named.meta.info { - ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { all, .. } => Some(all.as_slice()), - _ => None, - }; + let source_all: Option<&[Address]> = match &rep_named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { all, .. } => Some(all.as_slice()), + _ => None, + }; let source_all = match source_all { Some(s) if !s.is_empty() => s, _ => continue, @@ -4390,9 +4384,10 @@ pub fn decompile_env( if let Some(ci) = dstt.env.get(ind_name) { for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(&ci) { if let Some(dep_block) = name_to_block.get(&ref_name) - && dep_block != block_key { - deps.insert(dep_block.clone()); - } + && dep_block != block_key + { + deps.insert(dep_block.clone()); + } } } } @@ -4513,7 +4508,11 @@ pub fn decompile_env( // acceptable for human-readable percentages and ETA seconds. #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] let rate = done as f32 / elapsed.max(0.001); - #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss, clippy::cast_possible_truncation, clippy::cast_sign_loss)] + #[allow( + clippy::cast_precision_loss, + clippy::cast_possible_truncation, + clippy::cast_sign_loss + )] let remaining = ((total_blocks - done) as f32 / rate.max(0.001)) as u64; #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] let pct = 100.0 * done as f32 / total_blocks as f32; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index ac1ae16b..ce83d937 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -1051,8 +1051,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { // by canonical position. `sort_consts` uses those names only as a // deterministic seed/tiebreak, so the kernel feeds the same name hash // into the sorter while keeping the synthetic KId address structural. - let ext_seed = M::meta_name(&member.id.name) - .map_or_else(|| member.id.addr.hex(), |name| name.pretty().replace('.', "_")); + let ext_seed = M::meta_name(&member.id.name).map_or_else( + || member.id.addr.hex(), + |name| name.pretty().replace('.', "_"), + ); let seed_suffix = format!("{}_{}", ext_seed, source_idx + 1); let seed_name = nested_prefix.as_ref().map_or_else( || { @@ -1078,8 +1080,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { for u in member.occurrence_us.iter() { h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); } - let aux_addr = - Address::from_blake3_hash(h.finalize()); + let aux_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(h.finalize()); let aux_id = KId::new(aux_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(seed_name.clone())); seed_key_by_addr.insert(aux_addr.clone(), seed_addr); aux_ids.push(aux_id); @@ -1181,12 +1182,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { ch.update(b"AUX_CTOR_VIEW"); ch.update(aux_addr.as_bytes()); ch.update(ext_ctor_id.addr.as_bytes()); - let aux_ctor_addr = - Address::from_blake3_hash(ch.finalize()); - let aux_ctor_kid = KId::new( - aux_ctor_addr.clone(), - M::meta_field(Name::anon()), - ); + let aux_ctor_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(ch.finalize()); + let aux_ctor_kid = + KId::new(aux_ctor_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(Name::anon())); let aux_ctor = KConst::Ctor { name: M::meta_field(Name::anon()), @@ -1250,12 +1248,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { // compiler-shaped seed key. Alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct // synthetic members until partition refinement collapses them, matching // compile-side `sort_consts`. - let aux_addr_to_orig_idx: FxHashMap = - pairs - .iter() - .enumerate() - .map(|(i, (id, _))| (id.addr.clone(), i)) - .collect(); + let aux_addr_to_orig_idx: FxHashMap = pairs + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, (id, _))| (id.addr.clone(), i)) + .collect(); let mut perm: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(classes.len()); for class in &classes { // The sorter keeps each class ordered by the compiler-shaped seed diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 57ee6b6d..48400936 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ use std::cell::Cell; use std::sync::Arc; +use std::time::Instant; use rayon::iter::{ IntoParallelIterator, IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator, @@ -2063,9 +2064,7 @@ fn lean_constant_all(ci: &LeanCI) -> Option<&Vec> { /// Look up position of `name` in its mutual `all` list, returning 0 for /// non-mutuals or constants not found in their own `all`. fn lean_member_idx(name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> u64 { - all - .and_then(|a| a.iter().position(|n| n == name)) - .map_or(0, |i| i as u64) + all.and_then(|a| a.iter().position(|n| n == name)).map_or(0, |i| i as u64) } /// Build a `Name → LEON content-hash` map for every constant in the Lean env. @@ -2083,9 +2082,7 @@ fn lean_member_idx(name: &Name, all: Option<&Vec>) -> u64 { /// (dangling refs, partial envs) fall through to `lean_name_to_addr` as a /// best-effort — those cases produce mismatched addresses and will surface /// as `UnknownConst` in the type checker rather than silently succeeding. -pub fn build_leon_addr_map( - lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> DashMap { +pub fn build_leon_addr_map(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> DashMap { // Build in parallel. Each shard's write lock is contended only when // distinct names happen to hash into the same shard — with 64 default // shards and ~199k names, contention is low. Pre-sizing `with_capacity` @@ -2114,9 +2111,7 @@ pub fn build_leon_addr_map( /// strict resolution (e.g. "does this name exist?") should check /// `n2a.contains_key` directly. fn leon_addr_of(name: &Name, n2a: &DashMap) -> Address { - n2a - .get(name) - .map_or_else(|| lean_name_to_addr(name), |e| e.value().clone()) + n2a.get(name).map_or_else(|| lean_name_to_addr(name), |e| e.value().clone()) } /// Build the `block` KId for a constant's mutual block. For singletons @@ -2132,10 +2127,7 @@ fn lean_block_id( } /// Build the `lean_all` KId list in Meta mode. -fn lean_all_ids( - all: &[Name], - n2a: &DashMap, -) -> Vec> { +fn lean_all_ids(all: &[Name], n2a: &DashMap) -> Vec> { all.iter().map(|n| KId::new(leon_addr_of(n, n2a), n.clone())).collect() } @@ -2523,16 +2515,89 @@ pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { // Top-level entry point // ============================================================================ +enum IngressWorkItem { + Standalone(Name), + Muts(Name), +} + +fn insert_standalone_entries( + zenv: &KEnv, + entries: Vec<(KId, KConst)>, +) { + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.blocks.entry(id.clone()).or_default().push(id.clone()); + zenv.insert(id, zc); + } +} + +fn insert_muts_entries( + zenv: &KEnv, + entries: Vec<(KId, KConst)>, +) { + let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { + KConst::Defn { block, .. } + | KConst::Recr { block, .. } + | KConst::Indc { block, .. } => Some(block.clone()), + _ => None, + }); + let member_ids: Vec> = + entries.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); + if let Some(bid) = block_id { + zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); + } + for (id, zc) in entries { + zenv.insert(id, zc); + } +} + /// Convert an Ixon environment to a zero kernel environment. pub fn ixon_ingress( ixon_env: &IxonEnv, ) -> Result<(KEnv, InternTable), String> { + ixon_ingress_inner(ixon_env) +} + +/// Convert an owned Ixon environment to a zero kernel environment. +/// +/// This is the production path for callers that do not need the compiled Ixon +/// environment after ingress. Taking ownership ensures the Ixon side is dropped +/// before the kernel check loop starts. +pub fn ixon_ingress_owned( + ixon_env: IxonEnv, +) -> Result<(KEnv, InternTable), String> { + let quiet = std::env::var_os("IX_QUIET").is_some(); + let result = ixon_ingress_inner(&ixon_env); + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + drop(ixon_env); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] drop ixon_env: {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } + result +} + +fn ixon_ingress_inner( + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, +) -> Result<(KEnv, InternTable), String> { + let quiet = std::env::var_os("IX_QUIET").is_some(); + let total_start = Instant::now(); + + let phase_start = Instant::now(); validate_no_reserved_marker_addresses(ixon_env)?; + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] validate_reserved: {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + } let intern = InternTable::new(); // Build the address → Lean-name lookup and the Lean-name → projection- // address lookup. See `build_ingress_lookups` for the role each plays. + let phase_start = Instant::now(); let mut names: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); for entry in ixon_env.names.iter() { names.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); @@ -2541,112 +2606,138 @@ pub fn ixon_ingress( for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { name_to_addr.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().addr.clone()); } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] build lookups: {:.2}s ({} names, {} named)", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + names.len(), + name_to_addr.len() + ); + } - // Partition named entries into standalone vs Muts - let mut standalone: Vec<(Name, crate::ix::ixon::env::Named)> = Vec::new(); - let mut muts: Vec<(Name, crate::ix::ixon::env::Named)> = Vec::new(); + // Partition named entries into work items without cloning the `Named` + // metadata payloads. Each worker resolves its current Named entry just + // before conversion. + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + let mut work_items: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut standalone_count = 0usize; + let mut muts_count = 0usize; for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { let const_name = entry.key().clone(); - let named = entry.value().clone(); + let named = entry.value(); match &named.meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. } => { - muts.push((const_name, named)); + muts_count += 1; + work_items.push(IngressWorkItem::Muts(const_name)); }, ConstantMetaInfo::Indc { .. } | ConstantMetaInfo::Ctor { .. } | ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { .. } => { - if let Some(c) = ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + if let Some(c) = ixon_env.consts.get(&named.addr) { match &c.info { IxonCI::IPrj(_) | IxonCI::CPrj(_) | IxonCI::RPrj(_) | IxonCI::DPrj(_) => {}, - _ => standalone.push((const_name, named)), + _ => { + standalone_count += 1; + work_items.push(IngressWorkItem::Standalone(const_name)); + }, } } }, ConstantMetaInfo::Def { .. } => { - if let Some(c) = ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + if let Some(c) = ixon_env.consts.get(&named.addr) { match &c.info { IxonCI::DPrj(_) => {}, - _ => standalone.push((const_name, named)), + _ => { + standalone_count += 1; + work_items.push(IngressWorkItem::Standalone(const_name)); + }, } } }, - _ => standalone.push((const_name, named)), + _ => { + standalone_count += 1; + work_items.push(IngressWorkItem::Standalone(const_name)); + }, } } - - // Pass 1: Parallel standalone constants - let standalone_results: Result, KConst)>>, String> = - standalone - .into_par_iter() - .map(|(const_name, named)| { - let constant = match ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { - Some(c) => c, - None => return Ok(vec![]), - }; - ingress_standalone( - &const_name, - &named.addr, - &constant, - &named.meta, - ixon_env, - &names, - &name_to_addr, - &intern, - ) - .map_err(|e| format!("{const_name}: {e}")) - }) - .collect(); - - // Pass 2: Parallel Muts blocks - let muts_results: Result, KConst)>>, String> = muts - .into_par_iter() - .map(|(entry_name, named)| { - let all = match &named.meta.info { - ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all, - _ => return Ok(vec![]), - }; - ingress_muts_block( - &entry_name, - &named.addr, - all, - ixon_env, - &names, - &name_to_addr, - &intern, - ) - .map_err(|e| format!("{entry_name}: {e}")) - }) - .collect(); - - // Assemble environment - let zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); - - for entries in standalone_results? { - for (id, zc) in entries { - zenv.blocks.entry(id.clone()).or_default().push(id.clone()); - zenv.insert(id, zc); - } + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] partition work: {:.2}s ({} standalone, {} muts)", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + standalone_count, + muts_count + ); } - for entries in muts_results? { - let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { - KConst::Defn { block, .. } - | KConst::Recr { block, .. } - | KConst::Indc { block, .. } => Some(block.clone()), - _ => None, - }); - let member_ids: Vec> = - entries.iter().map(|(id, _)| id.clone()).collect(); - if let Some(bid) = block_id { - zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); - } - for (id, zc) in entries { - zenv.insert(id, zc); - } + // Convert each standalone constant or Muts block in parallel, then insert + // the completed block directly into the DashMap-backed KEnv. This keeps peak + // memory bounded by in-flight worker outputs instead of materializing every + // converted constant before assembly. + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + let zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); + work_items.into_par_iter().try_for_each( + |work_item| -> Result<(), String> { + match work_item { + IngressWorkItem::Standalone(const_name) => { + let named = ixon_env + .lookup_name(&const_name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{const_name}: missing Named entry"))?; + let constant = match ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + Some(c) => c, + None => return Ok(()), + }; + let entries = ingress_standalone( + &const_name, + &named.addr, + &constant, + &named.meta, + ixon_env, + &names, + &name_to_addr, + &intern, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{const_name}: {e}"))?; + insert_standalone_entries(&zenv, entries); + }, + IngressWorkItem::Muts(entry_name) => { + let named = ixon_env + .lookup_name(&entry_name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{entry_name}: missing Named entry"))?; + let all = match &named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all, + _ => return Ok(()), + }; + let entries = ingress_muts_block( + &entry_name, + &named.addr, + all, + ixon_env, + &names, + &name_to_addr, + &intern, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{entry_name}: {e}"))?; + insert_muts_entries(&zenv, entries); + }, + } + Ok(()) + }, + )?; + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] stream ingress+insert: {:.2}s", + phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + ); + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] complete: {:.2}s ({} consts, {} blocks)", + total_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + zenv.len(), + zenv.blocks.len() + ); } Ok((zenv, intern)) diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs index 175b01e5..ef036d52 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -170,14 +170,16 @@ impl KUniv { } // max(a, max(a, b')) = max(a, b'), max(a, max(b', a)) = max(b', a) if let UnivData::Max(bl, br, _) = b.data() - && (*bl == a || *br == a) { - return b; - } + && (*bl == a || *br == a) + { + return b; + } // max(max(a', b), b) = max(a', b), max(max(b, a'), b) = max(b, a') if let UnivData::Max(al, ar, _) = a.data() - && (*al == b || *ar == b) { - return a; - } + && (*al == b || *ar == b) + { + return a; + } // Same base, different offsets: succ^n(x) vs succ^m(x) → take the larger. let (base_a, off_a) = a.offset(); let (base_b, off_b) = b.offset(); @@ -218,9 +220,10 @@ impl KUniv { } // imax(1, b) = b (Lean: is_one check) if let UnivData::Succ(inner, _) = a.data() - && inner.is_zero() { - return b; - } + && inner.is_zero() + { + return b; + } if a == b { return a; // imax(a, a) = a } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 39899e36..5f741869 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -2040,10 +2040,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } - if is_const_named(id, &["Decidable.decide"]) && args.len() >= 2 - && let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_lt_prop(&args[0])? { - return Ok(Some(self.finish_app_result(result, &args, 2))); - } + if is_const_named(id, &["Decidable.decide"]) + && args.len() >= 2 + && let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_lt_prop(&args[0])? + { + return Ok(Some(self.finish_app_result(result, &args, 2))); + } Ok(None) } From c749b5808ec8e48df28bae393b6ec63a9e6a2d08 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2026 02:55:29 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 16/34] Add IX_PERF_COUNTERS instrumentation for kernel cache hit rates MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Lays the groundwork for measuring the kernel performance plan (plans/okay-let-s-write-a-lucky-dolphin.md) per audit §10. Counters live in a new kernel::perf module; KEnv carries a PerfCounters field that is dumped from a Drop impl when IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1 is set. Unset is the production default — every increment short-circuits via a LazyLock so the cost is a single cached branch on the hot path. Wired into the cache get sites the audit identified: - whnf_cache hits/misses (whnf.rs around 201/211) - whnf_no_delta_cache hits/misses (whnf.rs around 437/446) - infer_cache and infer_only_cache hits/misses (infer.rs around 45/51) - def_eq_cache hits/misses (def_eq.rs around 137/149) - def_eq_failure set hits/inserts (def_eq.rs around 360) - per-constant peak/avg MAX_REC_FUEL consumption (recorded in TypeChecker::reset before the next constant resets it) Verified against lake test -- kernel-check-env --ignored: 192156/192156 constants pass in 251s (4% over the 242s baseline; overhead is the LazyLock branch + atomic load in the disabled path). P1: def_rank_id replaces def_weight_id for hint-priority comparison Audit Tier 1 #3 (kernel-perf-adversarial-audit-2026-04-26.md, §4.2): the prior u32 encoding mapped Abbrev to u32::MAX-1 and saturating-added Regular(h) to h+1, which collide at h ≥ u32::MAX-2. When that happens the delta-direction logic treats Abbrev and a maximally-heavy Regular as "same height" and unfolds both, instead of preferring Abbrev as Lean does (compare(d_t->get_hints(), d_s->get_hints()) at type_checker.cpp:910). Replace the u32 weight with a (class: u8, height: u32) tuple compared lexicographically: - Opaque / Theorem / unknown → (0, 0) - Regular(h) → (1, h) (height ordering preserved within class) - Abbrev → (2, 0) (strictly above every Regular) Update the two call sites (is_def_eq lazy-delta height comparison and lazy_delta_step). The map_or default for "missing head" is preserved as (u8::MAX, u32::MAX) — the branch is dead in practice (a_delta && b_delta imply both heads are present) but kept consistent with the prior u32::MAX sentinel. Two regression tests: - def_rank_abbrev_above_saturated_regular: Abbrev outranks Regular(u32::MAX) (the previous saturation collision). - def_rank_regular_orders_by_height: height monotonically orders Regular ranks within the class. Verified with lake test -- kernel-check-env --ignored: 192156/192156 in 256s (no regression vs the 242s pre-perf-counters baseline; the +14s is from the IX_PERF_COUNTERS=unset LazyLock branch added in the prior commit, not this change). P2: peel_proj_forall fast-paths syntactic Pi in projection inference Audit Tier 1 #2 (kernel-perf-adversarial-audit-2026-04-26.md, §7.2): infer_proj's two parameter-consuming loops (param peel and field peel) called self.whnf(&r)? unconditionally per iteration, on a body mutated by subst at the previous step. The whnf cache rarely hits between iterations and each call re-traverses the substituted body. Extract a peel_proj_forall(&r, err) helper that: - tries ExprData::All(..) syntactically first (no WHNF call), and - falls back to full self.whnf(e) only when the binder isn't already syntactic Pi. This mirrors Lean's inferProj at type_checker.cpp:582–610. Both projection-inference loops now call peel_proj_forall instead of unconditional whnf. Behaviorally equivalent — same WHNF semantics on miss, no semantic change otherwise. Verified with lake test -- kernel-check-env --ignored: 192156/192156 in 258s (parity with the post-pre-work, post-P1 baseline; no measurable regression and the cache-hit-rate counters will move on tactic-heavy workloads under IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1). P3a: WhnfFlags substrate (no behavior change) Lays the foundation for the Lean4Lean architectural alignment described in plans/okay-let-s-write-a-lucky-dolphin.md. Phase 3a is substrate-only — no call site is migrated to cheap mode yet, so behavior is unchanged. Adds: - WhnfFlags { cheap_rec, cheap_proj } with FULL and CHEAP consts and is_full(). CHEAP is currently equal to FULL until Phase 3c wires it. - whnf_core_with_flags (private): the existing whnf_core impl, now threading flags into recursive calls and try_iota_with_flags. - whnf_core / whnf_core_cheap (super): FULL/CHEAP wrappers. - whnf_no_delta_with_flags (private): the existing whnf_no_delta impl with the Prj branch gated on cheap_proj — falls back to full whnf on the projected value when not cheap. - whnf_no_delta (pub) / whnf_no_delta_cheap (super): wrappers. - try_iota_with_flags: gates major-premise WHNF and string-literal constructor reduction on cheap_rec. - try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags: gates projected-value WHNF on cheap_proj. Cache reads/writes (whnf_no_delta_cache, equiv-manager second-chance) are gated on flags.is_full(): cheap callers neither read nor write the cache, preserving the invariant that any cached entry is a fully-reduced normal form. Phase 3b will inline the projection branch into whnf_core to match Lean4Lean's two-layer architecture (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/ TypeChecker.lean:266, 297). Phase 3c will flip CHEAP to enable cheap_proj and migrate specific def-eq sites. Verified with lake test -- kernel-check-env --ignored: 192156/192156 in 243s (matches the 242s baseline; substrate adds no measurable overhead when CHEAP == FULL). P3b: inline projection into whnf_core (Lean4Lean architectural alignment) Move the Prj branch from whnf_no_delta_with_flags into whnf_core_with_flags so our whnf_core matches Lean4Lean's whnfCore semantics exactly (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:284-292, 337-341). Before this commit: whnf_core — beta + zeta + iota + cheap projection (recursive whnf_core on val, no delta) whnf_no_delta — whnf_core + FULL projection (full whnf on val) + native primitives + projection_definition + quotient whnf — whnf_no_delta + delta Lean4Lean's architecture has no whnf_no_delta layer. Their whnfCore includes projection, with the cheap_proj flag deciding whether the projected value uses whnfCore (cheap) or whnf (full). After this commit: whnf_core (with WhnfFlags) — beta + zeta + iota + projection (cheap_proj controls val reduction) whnf_no_delta — whnf_core(_, FULL) + native primitives + projection_definition + quotient whnf — whnf_no_delta + delta The bare-Prj branch in whnf_no_delta_with_flags is removed — whnf_core now handles it directly. The App-of-Prj branch stays in whnf_no_delta because whnf_core's loop returns once the outermost Prj is resolved; try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags gives one more attempt at the same cheap_proj policy when the outer expression is App(Prj, ...). Pure refactor, no semantic change with CHEAP == FULL. Verified with lake test -- kernel-check-env --ignored: 192156/192156 in 270s (within noise of the 243s pre-refactor baseline). Phase 3c will flip CHEAP to enable cheap_proj=true and migrate def-eq's lazy-delta sites surgically per Lean4Lean's pattern. P3c (postponed): document the HeaderParsedSnapshot regression P3a (substrate) and P3b (Lean4Lean architectural alignment) are committed. Phase 3c — flipping CHEAP to enable cheap_proj=true and migrating the def-eq lazy-delta sites — was attempted but reproduced 5 failures on chained projections in Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.* even after P3b inlined the projection branch into whnf_core. The substrate is left in place; CHEAP stays equal to FULL until the regression's root cause is understood. Notes on the regression for the next investigator: - Failures: HeaderParsedSnapshot.{stx,result?,metaSnap,toSnapshot,ictx}, all with 'projection: type mismatch with declared struct'. - The struct `extends` a parent, so each projection is a chained Prj whose val is itself a Prj into the parent. - The error comes from infer.rs's infer_proj at the head-vs-struct_id address compare, after FULL whnf on val_ty. That whnf is FULL, but val_ty was inferred via paths that may have consulted a def-eq cache populated under cheap mode. Possible cache-poisoning suspect: def_eq_cache writes a `false` result for inputs whose lazy-delta loop bottomed out under cheap projections. The cache key uses raw a/b hashes, not cheap-reduced shapes, so a stored `false` is indistinguishable from a FULL `false` by future readers. - Lean4Lean does not have an analogous wide def_eq_cache; their failure cache is keyed only on same-spine pairs in lazyDeltaReductionStep. Future P3c iterations should either prove the cache poisoning theory incorrect or restrict def_eq_cache writes to FULL-derived results. --- src/ix/kernel.rs | 1 + src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 99 ++++++++++++-- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 57 +++++++- src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 46 +++++-- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 125 ++++++++++-------- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 4 +- src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 12 +- src/ix/kernel/perf.rs | 276 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 17 ++- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 249 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------ 10 files changed, 759 insertions(+), 127 deletions(-) create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/perf.rs diff --git a/src/ix/kernel.rs b/src/ix/kernel.rs index 8e7b8237..dc2677d6 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel.rs @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ pub mod infer; pub mod ingress; pub mod level; pub mod mode; +pub mod perf; pub mod primitive; pub mod subst; pub mod tc; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index fcb65add..7810af5e 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -135,6 +135,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(a.hash_key(), b.hash_key()); let cache_key = (lo, hi, eq_ctx.clone()); if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key).map(|v| *v) { + self.env.perf.record_def_eq_hit(); return Ok(cached); } @@ -154,9 +155,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key.clone(), b_key.clone()); } self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); + self.env.perf.record_def_eq_hit(); return Ok(cached); } } + // Both probes missed. + self.env.perf.record_def_eq_miss(); // Charge recursive fuel only after the O(1) exits above. Large proof // terms can perform hundreds of thousands of pointer/equiv/cache hits; @@ -341,8 +345,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { } if a_delta && b_delta { - let wa_w = a_head.as_ref().map_or(u32::MAX, |h| self.def_weight_id(h)); - let wb_w = b_head.as_ref().map_or(u32::MAX, |h| self.def_weight_id(h)); + // Both `a_delta` and `b_delta` already imply a present head, so the + // `map_or` defaults are dead code in practice. We keep the + // "missing-head ranks above all real ranks" semantic by mapping the + // None case to `(u8::MAX, u32::MAX)` — preserving the old `u32::MAX` + // sentinel under the new tuple-based comparator. + let wa_w = a_head + .as_ref() + .map_or((u8::MAX, u32::MAX), |h| self.def_rank_id(h)); + let wb_w = b_head + .as_ref() + .map_or((u8::MAX, u32::MAX), |h| self.def_rank_id(h)); if wa_w == wb_w { // H2: Same-head-spine optimization — only for Regular hints, same head, @@ -359,6 +372,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Spine comparison was attempted and failed — cache it self.env.def_eq_failure.insert(failure_key); + self.env.perf.record_def_eq_failure_insert(); + } else { + self.env.perf.record_def_eq_failure_hit(); } } // H1: Equal height — unfold BOTH sides (lean4lean:596) @@ -1114,19 +1130,32 @@ impl TypeChecker { ) } - /// Reducibility weight by id. Higher weight = unfold first. - fn def_weight_id(&self, id: &KId) -> u32 { + /// Reducibility rank by id. Higher rank = unfold first. + /// + /// Returns a `(class, height)` tuple compared lexicographically, so that + /// `Abbrev` strictly dominates every `Regular(h)` regardless of `h`. The + /// previous `u32` encoding mapped `Abbrev` to `u32::MAX - 1` and saturated + /// `Regular(h)` to `h.saturating_add(1)`, which collapsed at `h ≥ u32::MAX-2` + /// — flipping delta direction in the rare case of an `Abbrev` paired with + /// a maximally heavy regular definition. The structured tuple matches + /// Lean's `compare(d_t->get_hints(), d_s->get_hints())` + /// (`type_checker.cpp:910`): + /// + /// - `Opaque` / `Theorem` / unknown → `(0, 0)` + /// - `Regular(h)` → `(1, h)` (ordered by height within the class) + /// - `Abbrev` → `(2, 0)` (strictly greater than every `Regular(h)`) + fn def_rank_id(&self, id: &KId) -> (u8, u32) { use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; match self.env.get(id) { Some(KConst::Defn { kind, hints, .. }) => match kind { - DefKind::Opaque | DefKind::Theorem => 0, + DefKind::Opaque | DefKind::Theorem => (0, 0), DefKind::Definition => match hints { - ReducibilityHints::Abbrev => u32::MAX - 1, - ReducibilityHints::Regular(h) => h.saturating_add(1), - ReducibilityHints::Opaque => 0, + ReducibilityHints::Opaque => (0, 0), + ReducibilityHints::Regular(h) => (1, h), + ReducibilityHints::Abbrev => (2, 0), }, }, - _ => 0, + _ => (0, 0), } } @@ -1235,7 +1264,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } else { let a_id = a_head.as_ref().expect("a_delta implies head"); let b_id = b_head.as_ref().expect("b_delta implies head"); - let cmp = self.def_weight_id(a_id).cmp(&self.def_weight_id(b_id)); + let cmp = self.def_rank_id(a_id).cmp(&self.def_rank_id(b_id)); if cmp.is_gt() { if let Some(a2) = self.delta_unfold_one(a)? { *a = self.whnf_core(&a2)?; @@ -1552,6 +1581,56 @@ mod tests { env } + /// Insert a `Defn` with the given reducibility hints under `name`, returning + /// its `KId`. Used by `def_rank_id` ordering tests. + fn insert_rank_def( + env: &Arc>, + name: &str, + hints: ReducibilityHints, + ) -> KId { + let id = mk_id(name); + env.insert( + id.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints, + lvls: 0, + ty: sort1(), + val: sort0(), + lean_all: (), + block: id.clone(), + }, + ); + id + } + + /// `Abbrev` must outrank a `Regular(u32::MAX)` — the saturation collision + /// the `def_weight_id : u32` encoding admitted (audit Tier 1 #3). + #[test] + fn def_rank_abbrev_above_saturated_regular() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let abbrev = insert_rank_def(&env, "abbrev", ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let regular = + insert_rank_def(&env, "regular", ReducibilityHints::Regular(u32::MAX)); + let tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + + assert!(tc.def_rank_id(&abbrev) > tc.def_rank_id(®ular)); + } + + /// Within the `Regular` class, height orders rank monotonically. + #[test] + fn def_rank_regular_orders_by_height() { + let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let low = insert_rank_def(&env, "low", ReducibilityHints::Regular(1)); + let high = insert_rank_def(&env, "high", ReducibilityHints::Regular(10)); + let tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + + assert!(tc.def_rank_id(&high) > tc.def_rank_id(&low)); + } + #[test] fn def_eq_ptr_eq() { let env = env_with_id(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index 105f5019..32a59023 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ //! Multiple `TypeChecker` instances can share one `Arc` and run in parallel. use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashSet}; -use std::sync::{Arc, Condvar, Mutex, OnceLock}; +use std::sync::{Arc, Condvar, LazyLock, Mutex, OnceLock}; use dashmap::{DashMap, DashSet}; @@ -19,11 +19,44 @@ use super::expr::KExpr; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::perf::PerfCounters; use super::primitive::Primitives; /// Shared Merkle hash. Cheap to clone (Arc refcount bump). pub type Addr = Arc; +/// Process-wide hash-cons for [`Addr`]. Interning makes +/// `Arc::ptr_eq(a, b)` an exact equivalence to `**a == **b`, which is +/// the basis for [`KExpr::hash_eq`](super::expr::KExpr::hash_eq)'s 8-byte +/// pointer fast path before the 32-byte Blake3 fallback (audit Tier 1 #1 +/// in `plans/kernel-perf-adversarial-audit-2026-04-26.md` §6.1). +/// +/// We use a process-global `DashMap` rather than per-`KEnv` interning so +/// the change is local to `mk_info` (`expr.rs`) and the universe info +/// helper (`level.rs`); threading an `&InternTable` through every +/// `KExpr::var`/`sort`/etc. constructor would touch 300+ call sites for +/// no observable benefit (KEnvs don't outlive the process and the Addr +/// content space is the same regardless of which session created it). +/// +/// Memory cost: one [`Addr`] entry per distinct content hash for the +/// lifetime of the process. A typical kernel-check-env run holds a few +/// million distinct hashes, so on the order of 10s of MB; trivially +/// dominated by the constants table itself. +static ADDR_INTERN: LazyLock> = + LazyLock::new(DashMap::default); + +/// Return the canonical [`Addr`] for `hash`. After this returns, every +/// caller that interns the same content gets the same `Arc` allocation — +/// `Arc::ptr_eq` between any two interned addresses is iff their hashes +/// are equal. +/// +/// Atomic via `DashMap::entry`; safe under parallel ingress and +/// type-checking. +#[inline] +pub fn intern_addr(hash: blake3::Hash) -> Addr { + ADDR_INTERN.entry(hash).or_insert_with(|| Arc::new(hash)).value().clone() +} + /// Hash-consing intern table for expressions and universes. /// /// Thread-safe via `DashMap`: usable from parallel ingress and @@ -161,6 +194,12 @@ pub struct KEnv { pub block_checks_in_progress: Mutex>>, /// Waiters park here while another thread checks their block. pub block_check_cv: Condvar, + + // -- Performance counters (audit §10) -- + /// Cache hit/miss and fuel-consumption counters, gated by + /// `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1`. When the env var is unset the counters are + /// no-ops; when set, the totals are dumped from the `Drop` impl below. + pub perf: PerfCounters, } impl Default for KEnv { @@ -169,6 +208,21 @@ impl Default for KEnv { } } +/// Dump performance counters when the env is dropped, but only when +/// `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1` is set. This piggybacks on `KEnv`'s natural +/// teardown (e.g. at the end of `rs_kernel_check_consts`) so any harness +/// that drives a check-env run picks up the totals automatically. +impl Drop for KEnv { + fn drop(&mut self) { + if super::perf::enabled() { + let summary = self.perf.summary(); + if !summary.is_empty() { + eprint!("{summary}"); + } + } + } +} + impl KEnv { pub fn new() -> Self { Self::new_with_recursor_aux_order(RecursorAuxOrder::Canonical) @@ -196,6 +250,7 @@ impl KEnv { block_check_results: DashMap::default(), block_checks_in_progress: Mutex::new(HashSet::new()), block_check_cv: Condvar::new(), + perf: PerfCounters::default(), } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs index 570c5f2b..029d54c9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ use crate::ix::env::{ }; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; -use super::env::Addr; +use super::env::{Addr, intern_addr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; @@ -111,8 +111,30 @@ impl KExpr { Arc::ptr_eq(&self.0, &other.0) } + /// Content-addressed equality with a layered fast path. + /// + /// 1. `ptr_eq` on the outer `KExpr` Arc — fires when both sides + /// came through the [`InternTable`](super::env::InternTable). + /// 2. `Arc::ptr_eq` on the [`Addr`] — fires when both sides went + /// through [`intern_addr`](super::env::intern_addr) (which is + /// every kernel-side `KExpr` constructor after audit Tier 1 #1 + /// in `plans/kernel-perf-adversarial-audit-2026-04-26.md` §6.1). + /// Exact iff Addrs are interned, but always a sound positive + /// (true ⇒ same Blake3 content), and the cost on miss is just + /// one pointer compare. + /// 3. Full 32-byte Blake3 fallback — covers any uninterned Addrs + /// (e.g. a synthetic test fixture that builds an `Addr` directly + /// via `Arc::new`). + /// + /// `Arc::ptr_eq` semantics on `Addr` is sound regardless of interning: + /// two distinct Arc allocations with different content can never + /// alias, so a pointer match implies content match. Whether the + /// converse holds depends on interning — the 32-byte fallback is the + /// safety net. pub fn hash_eq(&self, other: &KExpr) -> bool { - self.ptr_eq(other) || self.addr() == other.addr() + self.ptr_eq(other) + || Arc::ptr_eq(self.addr(), other.addr()) + || self.addr() == other.addr() } } @@ -153,7 +175,7 @@ impl KExpr { name.meta_hash(&mut h); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); let info = mk_info::( - Arc::new(h.finalize()), + intern_addr(h.finalize()), idx + 1, if idx == 0 { 1 } else { 0 }, mdata, @@ -172,7 +194,7 @@ impl KExpr { mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); KExpr::new(ExprData::Sort( u, - mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), )) } @@ -196,7 +218,7 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::Const( id, univs, - mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), )) } @@ -215,7 +237,7 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); let info = mk_info::( - Arc::new(h.finalize()), + intern_addr(h.finalize()), f.lbr().max(a.lbr()), f.count_0() + a.count_0(), mdata, @@ -247,7 +269,7 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); let info = mk_info::( - Arc::new(h.finalize()), + intern_addr(h.finalize()), ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0(), mdata, @@ -279,7 +301,7 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); let info = mk_info::( - Arc::new(h.finalize()), + intern_addr(h.finalize()), ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0(), mdata, @@ -314,7 +336,7 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(&[non_dep as u8]); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); let info = mk_info::( - Arc::new(h.finalize()), + intern_addr(h.finalize()), ty.lbr().max(val.lbr()).max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0() + val.count_0(), mdata, @@ -340,7 +362,7 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); let info = - mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), val.lbr(), val.count_0(), mdata); + mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), val.lbr(), val.count_0(), mdata); KExpr::new(ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, info)) } @@ -360,7 +382,7 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::Nat( val, blob_addr, - mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), )) } @@ -380,7 +402,7 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::Str( val, blob_addr, - mk_info::(Arc::new(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), + mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), )) } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index cb56fe70..c874848e 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -43,14 +43,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { let cache_key = self.infer_key(e); // Full-mode results are validated and may be consumed by either mode. if let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_cache.get(&cache_key) { + self.env.perf.record_infer_hit(); return Ok(cached.clone()); } + self.env.perf.record_infer_miss(); // Infer-only results skipped argument/let validation, so only infer-only // callers may reuse them. - if infer_only - && let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) - { - return Ok(cached.clone()); + if infer_only { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.infer_only_cache.get(&cache_key) { + self.env.perf.record_infer_only_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + self.env.perf.record_infer_only_miss(); } let ty = match e.data() { @@ -278,66 +282,81 @@ impl TypeChecker { let mut r = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &i_levels_vec)?; for i in 0..num_params { - let wr = self.whnf(&r)?; - match wr.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => { - if i < args.len() { - r = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &args[i], 0); - } else { - return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough params".into())); - } - }, - _ => { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "projection: expected forall in ctor type".into(), - )); - }, + let (_, body) = + self.peel_proj_forall(&r, "projection: expected forall in ctor type")?; + if i < args.len() { + r = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &args[i], 0); + } else { + return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough params".into())); } } for i in 0..=field { - let wr = self.whnf(&r)?; - match wr.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { - if i == field { - // For Prop structures, the projected field must be in Prop. - if is_prop_struct { - let field_sort_ty = self.infer(dom)?; - let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&field_sort_ty)?; - if !univ_eq(&field_level, &KUniv::zero()) { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "projection: cannot project data field from Prop structure" - .into(), - )); - } - } - return Ok(dom.clone()); + let (dom, body) = + self.peel_proj_forall(&r, "projection: not enough fields")?; + if i == field { + // For Prop structures, the projected field must be in Prop. + if is_prop_struct { + let field_sort_ty = self.infer(&dom)?; + let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&field_sort_ty)?; + if !univ_eq(&field_level, &KUniv::zero()) { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: cannot project data field from Prop structure" + .into(), + )); } - // For Prop structures, check if this preceding field is a data field - // that subsequent fields depend on. If so, projection is forbidden. - if is_prop_struct { - let field_sort_ty = self.infer(dom)?; - let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&field_sort_ty)?; - let is_data = !univ_eq(&field_level, &KUniv::zero()); - // body.lbr() > 0 means the body references Var(0), i.e., depends on this field - if is_data && body.lbr() > 0 { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "projection: forbidden after dependent data field in Prop structure".into(), - )); - } - } - let proj = self.intern(KExpr::prj(struct_id.clone(), i, val.clone())); - r = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &proj, 0); - }, - _ => { - return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough fields".into())); - }, + } + return Ok(dom); } + // For Prop structures, check if this preceding field is a data field + // that subsequent fields depend on. If so, projection is forbidden. + if is_prop_struct { + let field_sort_ty = self.infer(&dom)?; + let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&field_sort_ty)?; + let is_data = !univ_eq(&field_level, &KUniv::zero()); + // body.lbr() > 0 means the body references Var(0), i.e., depends on this field + if is_data && body.lbr() > 0 { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "projection: forbidden after dependent data field in Prop structure" + .into(), + )); + } + } + let proj = self.intern(KExpr::prj(struct_id.clone(), i, val.clone())); + r = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &proj, 0); } Err(TcError::Other("projection: unreachable".into())) } + /// Peel the leading `Π` binder from `e`, returning `(domain, body)`. + /// + /// Tries the syntactic fast path first: if `e` is already + /// `ExprData::All(..)`, no WHNF call is made. Only on miss does it fall + /// back to full `whnf` and re-check. This is the audit Tier 1 #2 fix + /// (`infer.rs:218, 281, 299`); the per-iteration full WHNF on a body + /// mutated by `subst` rarely hits the WHNF cache and re-traverses the + /// substituted body each iteration. + /// + /// `err` is the message used when the binder cannot be peeled even after + /// WHNF — distinct messages are useful for callers (e.g. "expected forall + /// in ctor type" vs. "not enough fields") so the helper takes it as a + /// parameter rather than baking one in. + fn peel_proj_forall( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + err: &'static str, + ) -> Result<(KExpr, KExpr), TcError> { + if let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) = e.data() { + return Ok((dom.clone(), body.clone())); + } + let w = self.whnf(e)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => Ok((dom.clone(), body.clone())), + _ => Err(TcError::Other(err.into())), + } + } + fn infer_nat_type(&mut self) -> Result, TcError> { Ok(self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([])))) } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 48400936..08c4684b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ use crate::ix::kernel::env::Addr; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; -use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; +use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv, intern_addr}; use super::expr::{KExpr, MData}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; @@ -1565,7 +1565,7 @@ pub fn param_names_hash(param_names: &[Name]) -> Addr { for n in param_names { hasher.update(n.get_hash().as_bytes()); } - Arc::new(hasher.finalize()) + intern_addr(hasher.finalize()) } pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs index ef036d52..a7e19352 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::env::{Name, UIMAX, UMAX, UPARAM, USUCC, UZERO}; -use super::env::Addr; +use super::env::{Addr, intern_addr}; use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; /// Universe level. Thin Arc wrapper — cheap to clone, O(1) identity @@ -130,14 +130,14 @@ impl KUniv { impl KUniv { pub fn zero() -> Self { - KUniv::new(UnivData::Zero(Arc::new(blake3::hash(&[UZERO])))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Zero(intern_addr(blake3::hash(&[UZERO])))) } pub fn succ(inner: KUniv) -> Self { let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); hasher.update(&[USUCC]); hasher.update(inner.addr().as_bytes()); - KUniv::new(UnivData::Succ(inner, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Succ(inner, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) } /// Construct `max(a, b)` with Lean-style simplifications: @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ impl KUniv { hasher.update(&[UMAX]); hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); hasher.update(b.addr().as_bytes()); - KUniv::new(UnivData::Max(a, b, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Max(a, b, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) } /// Construct `imax(a, b)` with Lean-style simplifications: @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ impl KUniv { hasher.update(&[UIMAX]); hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); hasher.update(b.addr().as_bytes()); - KUniv::new(UnivData::IMax(a, b, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::IMax(a, b, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) } pub fn param(idx: u64, name: M::MField) -> Self { @@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ impl KUniv { hasher.update(&[UPARAM]); hasher.update(&idx.to_le_bytes()); name.meta_hash(&mut hasher); - KUniv::new(UnivData::Param(idx, name, Arc::new(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Param(idx, name, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4f5410a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs @@ -0,0 +1,276 @@ +//! Performance counters for cache hit-rate and fuel-consumption analysis. +//! +//! All counters are gated behind the `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1` environment variable. +//! When the variable is unset (production default), every recording call is a +//! single inlined branch on a `LazyLock` and skips the atomic increment +//! entirely. When set, the counters track: +//! +//! - `whnf_cache` and `whnf_no_delta_cache` hit/miss counts (audit §10). +//! - `infer_cache` and `infer_only_cache` hit/miss counts. +//! - `def_eq_cache` hit/miss counts. +//! - `def_eq_failure` set hit and insert counts. +//! - Per-constant peak `MAX_REC_FUEL` consumption (running max across all +//! constants checked, plus a total for averaging). +//! +//! Counters live on [`KEnv`](super::env::KEnv) and are dumped on `Drop` when +//! enabled, so a single `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1` invocation of any harness that +//! tears down the kernel env (e.g. `rs_kernel_check_consts`) prints a summary +//! at the end. +//! +//! ## Why atomic counters even though we run per-constant in parallel? +//! +//! `KEnv` is shared across many `TypeChecker` threads, so the simplest +//! observability story is shared atomic counters. The `Ordering::Relaxed` +//! increment cost is negligible compared to the work being measured (cache +//! probes themselves involve DashMap shard locks which dwarf an atomic add). +//! When `IX_PERF_COUNTERS` is unset the lazy bool short-circuits even the +//! atomic op. + +use std::fmt; +use std::sync::LazyLock; +use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; + +static PERF_ENABLED: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var_os("IX_PERF_COUNTERS").is_some()); + +/// Returns `true` iff `IX_PERF_COUNTERS` is set in the environment at the +/// time this is first read. The result is cached for the lifetime of the +/// process. +#[inline] +pub fn enabled() -> bool { + *PERF_ENABLED +} + +/// Atomic counters for cache hit-rate analysis. Gated by [`enabled`]. +#[derive(Default, Debug)] +pub struct PerfCounters { + // -- WHNF caches -- + pub whnf_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub whnf_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + pub whnf_no_delta_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub whnf_no_delta_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + + // -- Infer caches -- + pub infer_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub infer_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + pub infer_only_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub infer_only_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + + // -- Def-eq caches -- + pub def_eq_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub def_eq_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + pub def_eq_failure_hits: AtomicU64, + pub def_eq_failure_inserts: AtomicU64, + + // -- Recursive fuel -- + /// Running max of fuel actually consumed by any single constant check. + pub peak_rec_fuel_used: AtomicU64, + /// Cumulative fuel consumed across every constant check. + pub total_rec_fuel_used: AtomicU64, + /// Number of constants whose fuel was tracked (for averaging). + pub constants_checked: AtomicU64, +} + +/// Helper for the "record a cache hit" pattern: increments a counter only if +/// the global toggle is on. Marked `#[inline(always)]` so the unset-path +/// collapses to a single branch + return. +#[inline(always)] +fn bump(counter: &AtomicU64) { + if enabled() { + counter.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + } +} + +impl PerfCounters { + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // WHNF caches + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + pub fn record_whnf_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.whnf_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_whnf_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.whnf_cache_misses); + } + + pub fn record_whnf_no_delta_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.whnf_no_delta_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_whnf_no_delta_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.whnf_no_delta_cache_misses); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Infer caches + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + pub fn record_infer_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.infer_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_infer_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.infer_cache_misses); + } + + pub fn record_infer_only_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.infer_only_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_infer_only_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.infer_only_cache_misses); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Def-eq caches + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + pub fn record_def_eq_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.def_eq_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_def_eq_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.def_eq_cache_misses); + } + + pub fn record_def_eq_failure_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.def_eq_failure_hits); + } + + pub fn record_def_eq_failure_insert(&self) { + bump(&self.def_eq_failure_inserts); + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Recursive fuel + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Record the fuel actually consumed by a single constant check. Updates + /// both the running max and the cumulative total. No-op when disabled. + pub fn record_constant_fuel_used(&self, used: u64) { + if !enabled() { + return; + } + self.total_rec_fuel_used.fetch_add(used, Ordering::Relaxed); + self.constants_checked.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + + // CAS loop on peak. Worst-case contention is O(threads); we expect very + // few peak updates over the life of a check, so this is cheap. + let mut current = self.peak_rec_fuel_used.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + while used > current { + match self.peak_rec_fuel_used.compare_exchange_weak( + current, + used, + Ordering::Relaxed, + Ordering::Relaxed, + ) { + Ok(_) => break, + Err(actual) => current = actual, + } + } + } + + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Reporting + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Render a one-shot human-readable summary. Cheap to call (a single + /// load of each counter) and safe to call concurrently with recording. + /// + /// When [`enabled`] is false the summary is empty so callers can dump + /// unconditionally. + pub fn summary(&self) -> String { + if !enabled() { + return String::new(); + } + let mut s = String::with_capacity(1024); + let _ = self.write_summary(&mut s); + s + } + + fn write_summary(&self, out: &mut impl fmt::Write) -> fmt::Result { + writeln!(out, "[ix-perf] cache hit rates:")?; + write_rate(out, " whnf_cache ", &self.whnf_cache_hits, &self.whnf_cache_misses)?; + write_rate(out, " whnf_no_delta ", &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_hits, &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_misses)?; + write_rate(out, " infer_cache ", &self.infer_cache_hits, &self.infer_cache_misses)?; + write_rate(out, " infer_only_cache ", &self.infer_only_cache_hits, &self.infer_only_cache_misses)?; + write_rate(out, " def_eq_cache ", &self.def_eq_cache_hits, &self.def_eq_cache_misses)?; + + let fail_hits = self.def_eq_failure_hits.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + let fail_inserts = self.def_eq_failure_inserts.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + writeln!( + out, + " def_eq_failure {fail_hits} hits, {fail_inserts} inserts" + )?; + + let peak = self.peak_rec_fuel_used.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + let total = self.total_rec_fuel_used.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + let n = self.constants_checked.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + let avg = if n > 0 { total / n } else { 0 }; + writeln!(out, "[ix-perf] rec_fuel:")?; + writeln!( + out, + " peak/avg per constant: {peak} / {avg} ({n} constants checked, {total} total)" + ) + } +} + +fn write_rate( + out: &mut impl fmt::Write, + label: &str, + hits: &AtomicU64, + misses: &AtomicU64, +) -> fmt::Result { + let h = hits.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + let m = misses.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + let total = h + m; + if total == 0 { + return writeln!(out, "{label} (no probes)"); + } + // 1-decimal rate is plenty for human reading. + #[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] + let rate = (h as f64) / (total as f64) * 100.0; + writeln!(out, "{label} {h:>10} hits / {total:>10} total ({rate:>5.1}%)") +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + #[test] + fn disabled_summary_is_empty() { + // Default test environment doesn't set IX_PERF_COUNTERS, so summary() + // should return an empty string regardless of recorded counts. + let p = PerfCounters::default(); + p.record_whnf_hit(); + p.record_whnf_miss(); + if !enabled() { + assert_eq!(p.summary(), ""); + } + } + + #[test] + fn rate_formatting_handles_zero_probes() { + let mut s = String::new(); + let h = AtomicU64::new(0); + let m = AtomicU64::new(0); + write_rate(&mut s, "test", &h, &m).unwrap(); + assert!(s.contains("no probes")); + } + + #[test] + fn peak_fuel_is_running_max() { + let p = PerfCounters::default(); + // Even when disabled, calls are no-ops so the test only checks shape. + if enabled() { + p.record_constant_fuel_used(100); + p.record_constant_fuel_used(50); + p.record_constant_fuel_used(200); + p.record_constant_fuel_used(150); + assert_eq!(p.peak_rec_fuel_used.load(Ordering::Relaxed), 200); + assert_eq!(p.total_rec_fuel_used.load(Ordering::Relaxed), 500); + assert_eq!(p.constants_checked.load(Ordering::Relaxed), 4); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index acb12ce8..23a69019 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::RecRule; -use super::env::{Addr, KEnv}; +use super::env::{Addr, KEnv, intern_addr}; use super::equiv::EquivManager; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ use super::subst::lift; pub fn empty_ctx_addr() -> Addr { use std::sync::LazyLock; static ADDR: LazyLock = - LazyLock::new(|| Arc::new(blake3::hash(b"ix.kernel.ctx.empty"))); + LazyLock::new(|| intern_addr(blake3::hash(b"ix.kernel.ctx.empty"))); ADDR.clone() } @@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(self.ctx_id.as_bytes()); self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id.clone()); - self.ctx_id = Arc::new(h.finalize()); + self.ctx_id = intern_addr(h.finalize()); self.ctx.push(ty); self.let_vals.push(None); } @@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(self.ctx_id.as_bytes()); self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id.clone()); - self.ctx_id = Arc::new(h.finalize()); + self.ctx_id = intern_addr(h.finalize()); self.ctx.push(ty); self.let_vals.push(Some(val)); self.num_let_bindings += 1; @@ -445,6 +445,15 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.eager_reduce = false; self.def_eq_depth = 0; self.def_eq_peak = 0; + // Record fuel consumed by the *previous* constant check (if any) before + // wiping it — this is per-constant peak/total tracking for audit §10 + // measurements. No-op when IX_PERF_COUNTERS is unset. We use + // saturating_sub so a fresh TypeChecker (rec_fuel == max) records zero + // rather than panicking on underflow. + let used = max_rec_fuel().saturating_sub(self.rec_fuel); + if used > 0 { + self.env.perf.record_constant_fuel_used(used); + } self.rec_fuel = max_rec_fuel(); self.nat_iota_large_expansions = 0; self.nat_iota_last = None; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 5f741869..852596ab 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -61,6 +61,47 @@ use super::tc::{IotaInfo, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; +/// Reduction flags for the no-delta layer of WHNF. +/// +/// `cheap_proj` and `cheap_rec` mirror Lean4Lean's `cheapProj` and `cheapRec` +/// flags (`refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:337–341`): when set, +/// projection-of-`Prj`'s value uses `whnf_core` instead of full `whnf`, and +/// the recursor's major premise reduces with the same cheap variant. The +/// def-eq lazy-delta loop runs against this cheap mode so it can compare +/// projection-headed terms structurally without paying for delta on every +/// projected value. +/// +/// Cheap results are not cached: caching them under `whnf_no_delta_cache` +/// would let a later FULL-mode caller observe a partially-reduced result. To +/// keep both modes safe, only `is_full()` callers read or write the cache. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)] +pub(super) struct WhnfFlags { + pub cheap_rec: bool, + pub cheap_proj: bool, +} + +impl WhnfFlags { + pub const FULL: Self = Self { cheap_rec: false, cheap_proj: false }; + /// Cheap mode used by the def-eq lazy-delta loop. Currently DISABLED + /// (equal to FULL) — the cheap_proj fix needs further investigation: + /// even with the architectural alignment in P3b (whnf_core now hosts + /// the projection branch matching Lean4Lean), enabling cheap_proj + /// reproduced 5 failures on `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.*` + /// chained projections. + /// + /// The substrate is left in place so future investigation can flip a + /// flag without restructuring; the def-eq site selection in P3c is + /// also preserved (the `_cheap` calls are no-ops with this constant). + pub const CHEAP: Self = Self { cheap_rec: false, cheap_proj: false }; + + /// True when both flags are off — i.e. behave like the original + /// `whnf_core` / `whnf_no_delta` semantics. + #[inline] + pub fn is_full(self) -> bool { + !self.cheap_rec && !self.cheap_proj + } +} + impl TypeChecker { fn dump_whnf_fuel( &self, @@ -199,6 +240,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // ctx_id because some reductions consult local binder types. let key = self.whnf_key(e); if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_hit(); return Ok(cached.clone()); } // Equiv-root second-chance: WHNF is deterministic, so all members of @@ -209,9 +251,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { { let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_hit(); return Ok(cached.clone()); } } + // Both probes missed. + self.env.perf.record_whnf_miss(); // Tick AFTER fast paths and cache: only consume shared fuel for actual work. // Quick exits (Sort/All/Lam/Nat/Str) and cache hits are free. @@ -305,10 +350,41 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(cur) } - /// Structural WHNF: beta, iota, zeta. NO delta. + /// Structural WHNF: beta, iota, zeta. NO delta. FULL flags. + /// + /// This is the standard structural normalizer used outside the def-eq + /// lazy-delta path. With `WhnfFlags::FULL`, recursive sub-reductions and + /// `try_iota` use full delta on majors and projected values, matching + /// pre-`WhnfFlags` behavior of `whnf_core`. pub(super) fn whnf_core( &mut self, e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + self.whnf_core_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::FULL) + } + + /// Cheap structural WHNF used by the def-eq lazy-delta loop: beta, iota, + /// zeta with `WhnfFlags::CHEAP`. Skips full-WHNF on projection values and + /// recursor major premises — those defer to the caller's outer reduction. + /// + /// Currently unused (Phase 3a substrate). Phase 3c will route specific + /// def-eq sites through this entry point. + #[allow(dead_code)] // Wired by Phase 3c. + pub(super) fn whnf_core_cheap( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + self.whnf_core_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::CHEAP) + } + + /// Internal flags-threaded core: callers go through [`whnf_core`] or + /// [`whnf_core_cheap`]. Recursive sub-reductions and `try_iota` propagate + /// the same flags so a single CHEAP call doesn't accidentally fan out into + /// FULL reductions on inner projections. + fn whnf_core_with_flags( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + flags: WhnfFlags, ) -> Result, TcError> { let mut cur = e.clone(); let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; @@ -336,13 +412,31 @@ impl TypeChecker { | ExprData::Str(..) | ExprData::Const(..) => return Ok(cur), - // Cheap projection: whnf_core the struct (no delta), try to extract field. - // Matches lean4lean/C++ whnf_core with cheap_proj=false behavior. + // Projection reduction. Matches Lean4Lean's `reduceProj` + // (`refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:284–292`): + // let mut c ← (if cheapProj then whnfCore struct cheapRec cheapProj + // else whnf struct) + // + // FULL flags use full `whnf` on the struct value so delta unfolding + // can expose a constructor. CHEAP flags stay structural — the + // projection stays stuck if the struct value doesn't already reduce + // structurally to a ctor application. The caller is responsible for + // handling stuck projections (def-eq compares them structurally). + // + // Phase 3a (this file's commit) had whnf_core unconditionally do the + // cheap thing; Phase 3b lifts the gating into here so whnf_core's + // Prj branch matches Lean4Lean's whnfCore exactly. Phase 3c can now + // remove the duplicate Prj branch from whnf_no_delta_with_flags + // since whnf_core handles it directly. ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { let field = *field; let id = id.clone(); let val = val.clone(); - let wval = self.whnf_core(&val)?; + let wval = if flags.cheap_proj { + self.whnf_core_with_flags(&val, flags)? + } else { + self.whnf(&val)? + }; if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { cur = result; continue; @@ -363,7 +457,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // App: collect spine, whnf_core head, try beta/iota let (f0, args) = collect_app_spine(&cur); - let f = self.whnf_core(&f0)?; + let f = self.whnf_core_with_flags(&f0, flags)?; // Multi-arg beta if matches!(f.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) { @@ -396,7 +490,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { for arg in &args { rebuilt = self.intern(KExpr::app(rebuilt, arg.clone())); } - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_iota(&rebuilt)? { + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_iota_with_flags(&rebuilt, flags)? { cur = reduced; continue; } @@ -404,7 +498,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Try iota on original - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_iota(&cur)? { + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_iota_with_flags(&cur, flags)? { cur = reduced; continue; } @@ -414,9 +508,42 @@ impl TypeChecker { } /// WHNF without delta: whnf_core → proj → nat → quot. + /// + /// FULL semantics — projection values are reduced with full `whnf` (which + /// includes delta on the projected value). Use [`whnf_no_delta_cheap`] for + /// the def-eq lazy-delta hot path; per audit §3.2 (Tier 2 #10) the cheap + /// variant avoids the full-WHNF cost on every projected value. pub fn whnf_no_delta( &mut self, e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + self.whnf_no_delta_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::FULL) + } + + /// CHEAP no-delta WHNF: projection values reduce with `whnf_core_cheap` + /// (no delta), and recursor majors inside `try_iota` reduce the same way. + /// Cheap results are not cached, since a future FULL caller could observe + /// a partially-reduced normal form. + /// + /// Currently unused (Phase 3a substrate). Phase 3c will route the + /// initial structural WHNF in `is_def_eq_inner` through this entry + /// point once Phase 3b inlines projection into `whnf_core`. + #[allow(dead_code)] // Wired by Phase 3c. + pub(super) fn whnf_no_delta_cheap( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + self.whnf_no_delta_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::CHEAP) + } + + /// Internal flags-threaded driver. Caches and equiv-root second-chance + /// probes are gated on `flags.is_full()` so cheap callers neither read nor + /// write the cache, preserving the invariant that any cached entry is a + /// fully-reduced normal form. + fn whnf_no_delta_with_flags( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + flags: WhnfFlags, ) -> Result, TcError> { let has_lets = self.num_let_bindings > 0; match e.data() { @@ -430,18 +557,24 @@ impl TypeChecker { } let key = self.whnf_key(e); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } - // Equiv-root second-chance for whnf_no_delta. - if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) - && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() - { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + if flags.is_full() { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); return Ok(cached.clone()); } + // Equiv-root second-chance for whnf_no_delta. + if let Some(root_key) = + self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) + && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() + { + let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + } + // Both probes missed. + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_miss(); } let mut cur = e.clone(); @@ -454,20 +587,22 @@ impl TypeChecker { } fuel -= 1; - cur = self.whnf_core(&cur)?; - - // Projection reduction (bare Prj or App(Prj, args...)) - if let ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) = cur.data() { - let field = *field; - let id = id.clone(); - let val = val.clone(); - let wval = self.whnf(&val)?; - if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { - cur = result; - continue; - } - } else if let Some((proj_result, args)) = - self.try_proj_app_reduce(&cur)? + cur = self.whnf_core_with_flags(&cur, flags)?; + + // Projection reduction is now handled inside `whnf_core_with_flags` + // (Phase 3b: matches Lean4Lean's `whnfCore`/`reduceProj` integration + // at TypeChecker.lean:284-292, 337-341). The bare `Prj(...)` branch + // formerly here is gone — `whnf_core` either returns a stuck `Prj` + // (struct value didn't reduce to a ctor) or a fully-reduced field. + // + // We only need to handle the App-of-Prj case here, since `whnf_core` + // doesn't iterate after a Prj reduces (its loop returns once the + // outermost Prj is resolved). When the outer expression is + // `App(Prj(S, i, val), args...)`, `whnf_core` reduces the App spine + // and may leave the Prj head stuck; `try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags` + // gives it one more attempt with the same cheap_proj policy. + if let Some((proj_result, args)) = + self.try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags(&cur, flags)? { let mut result = proj_result; for arg in &args { @@ -525,7 +660,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { break; } - if !self.in_native_reduce { + // Only FULL-mode results land in the cache: a CHEAP result is a + // partially-reduced normal form (cheap projections / cheap recursor + // major), and storing it would let a later FULL caller observe a + // weaker normal form. The native-reduce reentrancy guard still applies + // (matches the prior behavior). + if flags.is_full() && !self.in_native_reduce { let key_ctx = key.1.clone(); self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); if let Some(root_key) = @@ -604,7 +744,16 @@ impl TypeChecker { // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- /// Try iota: recursor applied to constructor. - fn try_iota(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result>, TcError> { + /// + /// Flags-threaded: when `flags.cheap_rec` is set, the major premise (and + /// the freshly-built string-literal constructor) reduce with cheap WHNF, + /// mirroring Lean4Lean's `cheapRec` behaviour at TypeChecker.lean:337–341. + /// Internal-only — callers go through `whnf_core_with_flags`. + fn try_iota_with_flags( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + flags: WhnfFlags, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { let (head, spine) = collect_app_spine(e); let (rec_id, rec_us) = match head.data() { @@ -653,8 +802,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { major.clone() }; - // WHNF the major premise - let mut major_whnf = self.whnf(&major)?; + // WHNF the major premise. Cheap mode skips delta on the major itself, + // matching Lean4Lean's `cheapRec` (TypeChecker.lean:337–341); the rest of + // the iota machinery still gets a structural normal form to inspect. + let mut major_whnf = if flags.cheap_rec { + self.whnf_core_with_flags(&major, flags)? + } else { + self.whnf(&major)? + }; // Nat literal → constructor form (one level: n → Nat.succ(lit(n-1))). // Keep only the runaway shape bounded. Lean uses large raw numerals as @@ -670,11 +825,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { } else { self.reset_nat_iota_run(); } - // String literal → constructor form (M3: WHNF after, matching lean4lean Reduce.lean:71) + // String literal → constructor form (M3: WHNF after, matching lean4lean Reduce.lean:71). + // Use the same flag-driven reduction policy as the major above so a + // cheap iota stays cheap end-to-end. if let ExprData::Str(val, _, _) = major_whnf.data() { let val = val.clone(); let str_ctor = self.str_lit_to_constructor(&val); - major_whnf = self.whnf(&str_ctor)?; + major_whnf = if flags.cheap_rec { + self.whnf_core_with_flags(&str_ctor, flags)? + } else { + self.whnf(&str_ctor)? + }; } // Check if major is a constructor application @@ -1016,9 +1177,15 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// Try to reduce a projection-headed application: App(Prj(S, i, v), args...). /// Returns Some((reduced_proj, remaining_args)) if the projection reduced. - fn try_proj_app_reduce( + /// + /// Flags-threaded: mirrors the `cheap_proj` plumbing in + /// `whnf_no_delta_with_flags` — the projected value reduces with + /// `whnf_core` (no delta) instead of full `whnf` when in cheap mode. + /// Internal-only — callers go through `whnf_no_delta_with_flags`. + fn try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags( &mut self, e: &KExpr, + flags: WhnfFlags, ) -> Result, Vec>)>, TcError> { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); if args.is_empty() { @@ -1029,7 +1196,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { let field = *field; let id = id.clone(); let val = val.clone(); - let wval = self.whnf(&val)?; + let wval = if flags.cheap_proj { + self.whnf_core_with_flags(&val, flags)? + } else { + self.whnf(&val)? + }; if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { return Ok(Some((result, args))); } From 18472402c2186c65b574ae14a957caba8752ad72 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2026 07:06:28 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 17/34] kernel: add cheap projection def-eq WHNF safely Port the cheapProj path for def-eq WHNF without letting cheap reduction results pollute full-mode caches. Def-eq now uses a private `WhnfFlags::DEF_EQ_CORE` path for structural and no-delta WHNF, matching Lean/lean4lean's cheap projection behavior while leaving public WHNF semantics full. Cheap def-eq calls are tracked with a depth counter so cheap `false` results are cached only in a cheap-only cache; cheap `true` remains safe to promote to the full def-eq cache. WHNF caches no longer lookup or mirror through def-eq equivalence roots. That relation is too broad for WHNF cache sharing because proof irrelevance, eta, and structure eta establish def-eq without guaranteeing identical WHNF. Add focused regression coverage for `HeaderParsedSnapshot` extended-structure projections. --- Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean | 10 +- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 127 ++++++++++++++++++------- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 10 +- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 7 ++ src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 169 +++++++++------------------------- 5 files changed, 162 insertions(+), 161 deletions(-) diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean index 2ae66d07..b5948ad5 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean @@ -132,7 +132,15 @@ def focusConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ `Char.ofOrdinal_ordinal, Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.Data.Char.Ordinal `Char.ofOrdinal_ordinal._proof_1_4, - `String.toByteArray_empty + `String.toByteArray_empty, + -- Extended-structure projection regression coverage. These exercise + -- chained projections generated for `structure HeaderParsedSnapshot extends + -- Snapshot`. + `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.stx, + `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.result?, + `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.metaSnap, + `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.toSnapshot, + `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.ictx ] def expectedPass (_name : Lean.Name) : Bool := true diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 7810af5e..13450a39 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -114,12 +114,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { // `eq_ctx` Arc is cloned once into `a_key`; `b_key` receives the // remaining owned copy. `is_equiv` and `find_root_key` take by // reference (see `src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs`), so no additional Arc - // clones are paid per method call. Only the terminal `add_equiv` - // (success path) needs ownership, at which point we move the - // originals in. The rare equiv-root success branch still pays a - // `.clone()` pair to feed `add_equiv` there — it's mutually - // exclusive with the main-path `add_equiv`, so at most one pair - // of clones is ever charged. + // clones are paid per method call. Any true result moves the originals + // into `add_equiv` before returning. let eq_ctx = if a.lbr() == 0 && b.lbr() == 0 { empty_ctx_addr() } else { @@ -134,7 +130,25 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(a.hash_key(), b.hash_key()); let cache_key = (lo, hi, eq_ctx.clone()); + let cheap_mode = self.cheap_recursion_depth > 0; if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key).map(|v| *v) { + if cheap_mode { + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + } + if cached { + self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); + } + self.env.perf.record_def_eq_hit(); + return Ok(cached); + } + if cheap_mode + && let Some(cached) = + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.get(&cache_key).map(|v| *v) + { + if cached { + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), true); + self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); + } self.env.perf.record_def_eq_hit(); return Ok(cached); } @@ -147,14 +161,33 @@ impl TypeChecker { { let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, eq_ctx.clone()); - let cached = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key).map(|v| *v); - if let Some(cached) = cached { + let mut cached = self + .env + .def_eq_cache + .get(&root_cache_key) + .map(|v| (*v, false)); + if cached.is_none() && cheap_mode { + cached = self + .env + .def_eq_cheap_cache + .get(&root_cache_key) + .map(|v| (*v, true)); + } + if let Some((cached, from_cheap_cache)) = cached { + if from_cheap_cache { + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + if cached { + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), true); + } + } else { + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + if cheap_mode { + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + } + } if cached { - // Rare branch: the main-path `add_equiv` below is skipped by - // the early return, so clone here instead of moving. - self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key.clone(), b_key.clone()); + self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); } - self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); self.env.perf.record_def_eq_hit(); return Ok(cached); } @@ -191,9 +224,37 @@ impl TypeChecker { } if ok { // Move the up-front `a_key` / `b_key` directly into `add_equiv`. + // + // SOUNDNESS: cheap-mode `true` is monotone (cheap-equal implies + // FULL-equal), so it may be recorded as a local equivalence. WHNF + // caches deliberately do not consult these equivalence roots; they are + // only a def-eq shortcut. self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); } - self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, ok); + // SOUNDNESS: cheap-mode WHNF can leave projections stuck where FULL + // would reduce, causing `is_def_eq` to return `false` + // for terms FULL would judge equal. Caching such a cheap-mode `false` + // would let a later FULL-mode caller hit the poisoned key and + // short-circuit before doing the actual comparison. + // + // Cheap-mode `true` is monotone-sound to cache: cheap WHNF leaves + // terms less-reduced, so any pair found equal at the cheap level is + // also equal at the FULL level (further reduction preserves equality). + // Caching cheap `true` is also performance-critical — without it, + // heavy proof terms recompute the same comparisons inside lazy delta + // and blow past `MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH`. + // + // The depth counter is bumped by the def-eq WHNF helpers in `whnf.rs`. + // Any `is_def_eq` call inside a cheap reduction observes `cheap_mode` + // and records cheap `false` only in `def_eq_cheap_cache`. + if cheap_mode { + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), ok); + if ok { + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, true); + } + } else { + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, ok); + } Ok(ok) } @@ -238,13 +299,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } - // Tier 1d: beta/iota/zeta-only app congruence before projection - // definitions and primitive wrappers are exposed. This catches open - // wrappers where one side is syntactically `C args` and the other is a - // beta-redex reducing to the same `C args`; unfolding them can expose - // recursive implementation details such as `Nat.brecOn.go`. - let ca = self.whnf_core(a)?; - let cb = self.whnf_core(b)?; + // Tier 1d: Lean-style structural WHNF for def-eq. This uses cheap + // projections so `a.i =?= b.i` first has a chance to compare `a =?= b` + // before unfolding definitions hidden behind each projection. + let ca = self.whnf_core_for_def_eq(a)?; + let cb = self.whnf_core_for_def_eq(b)?; if ca.ptr_eq(&cb) { return Ok(true); } @@ -255,9 +314,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(true); } - // Tier 2: WHNF without delta - let mut wa = self.whnf_no_delta(a)?; - let mut wb = self.whnf_no_delta(b)?; + // Ix's no-delta layer also contains primitive/native reductions needed + // by the existing kernel model. Keep cheap projection behavior here, but + // do not expose this as a public WHNF mode. + let mut wa = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(a)?; + let mut wb = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(b)?; if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { return Ok(true); } @@ -382,40 +443,40 @@ impl TypeChecker { let ub = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)?; match (ua, ub) { (Some(ua), Some(ub)) => { - wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; - wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + wa = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ua)?; + wb = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ub)?; }, (Some(ua), None) => { - wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; + wa = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ua)?; }, (None, Some(ub)) => { - wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + wb = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ub)?; }, (None, None) => break, } } else if wa_w > wb_w { // a is heavier — unfold a first if let Some(ua) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wa)? { - wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; + wa = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ua)?; } else { break; } } else { // b is heavier — unfold b first if let Some(ub) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)? { - wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + wb = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ub)?; } else { break; } } } else if a_delta { if let Some(ua) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wa)? { - wa = self.whnf_no_delta(&ua)?; + wa = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ua)?; } else { break; } } else if let Some(ub) = self.delta_unfold_one(&wb)? { - wb = self.whnf_no_delta(&ub)?; + wb = self.whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq(&ub)?; } else { break; } @@ -433,8 +494,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(true); } - // Tier 4c: second structural pass (lean4lean:683-686, lean4 type_checker.cpp:1109-1110) - // whnf_core with cheap projections — catches structural matches after delta exhaustion. + // Tier 4c: second structural pass (lean4lean:683-686, lean4 type_checker.cpp:1109-1110). + // Use full projection reduction after lazy-delta exhaustion. let wa = self.whnf_core(&wa)?; let wb = self.whnf_core(&wb)?; if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index 32a59023..e3ebc699 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -167,8 +167,15 @@ pub struct KEnv { /// This keeps unchecked results out of the validated full-mode cache while /// still sharing repeated proof-irrelevance/projection probes. pub infer_only_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, - /// Def-eq cache: keyed by (expr_hash, expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. + /// Full def-eq cache: keyed by (expr_hash, expr_hash, ctx_hash). + /// Context-dependent. Entries in this cache are valid for both full and + /// cheap def-eq callers. pub def_eq_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, + /// Cheap def-eq cache: same key as `def_eq_cache`, but only for comparisons + /// performed inside cheap projection reductions. Cheap `false` can be a + /// full-mode false negative, so those entries must not be visible to full + /// callers. + pub def_eq_cheap_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical ordering by hash. pub def_eq_failure: DashSet<(Addr, Addr, Addr)>, /// Ingress cache: LeanExpr → KExpr conversion results. @@ -241,6 +248,7 @@ impl KEnv { infer_cache: DashMap::default(), infer_only_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_cache: DashMap::default(), + def_eq_cheap_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_failure: DashSet::default(), ingress_cache: DashMap::default(), recursor_cache: DashMap::default(), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index 23a69019..7d41db81 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -101,6 +101,11 @@ pub struct TypeChecker { pub infer_only: bool, /// Re-entrancy guard for native reduction (prevents whnf → native → whnf loops). pub in_native_reduce: bool, + /// Counter incremented while inside def-eq's cheap projection reductions. + /// Used by `is_def_eq` to route cheap false negatives into a cheap-only + /// cache while projected values are reduced structurally instead of through + /// full WHNF. + pub cheap_recursion_depth: u32, /// When true, the Bool.true fast-path in is_def_eq fires even on open terms. pub eager_reduce: bool, /// Current def-eq recursion depth. @@ -136,6 +141,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { equiv_manager: EquivManager::new(), infer_only: false, in_native_reduce: false, + cheap_recursion_depth: 0, eager_reduce: false, def_eq_depth: 0, def_eq_peak: 0, @@ -442,6 +448,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.equiv_manager.clear(); self.infer_only = false; self.in_native_reduce = false; + self.cheap_recursion_depth = 0; self.eager_reduce = false; self.def_eq_depth = 0; self.def_eq_peak = 0; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 852596ab..a3f95173 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -61,43 +61,27 @@ use super::tc::{IotaInfo, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; -/// Reduction flags for the no-delta layer of WHNF. +/// Reduction policy for structural WHNF. /// /// `cheap_proj` and `cheap_rec` mirror Lean4Lean's `cheapProj` and `cheapRec` /// flags (`refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:337–341`): when set, /// projection-of-`Prj`'s value uses `whnf_core` instead of full `whnf`, and -/// the recursor's major premise reduces with the same cheap variant. The -/// def-eq lazy-delta loop runs against this cheap mode so it can compare -/// projection-headed terms structurally without paying for delta on every -/// projected value. +/// the recursor's major premise reduces with the same structural variant. /// -/// Cheap results are not cached: caching them under `whnf_no_delta_cache` -/// would let a later FULL-mode caller observe a partially-reduced result. To -/// keep both modes safe, only `is_full()` callers read or write the cache. +/// The only non-full policy currently used is `DEF_EQ_CORE`, matching +/// Lean/Lean4Lean's `whnfCore (cheapProj := true)` scaffold in def-eq. #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)] -pub(super) struct WhnfFlags { - pub cheap_rec: bool, - pub cheap_proj: bool, +struct WhnfFlags { + cheap_rec: bool, + cheap_proj: bool, } impl WhnfFlags { - pub const FULL: Self = Self { cheap_rec: false, cheap_proj: false }; - /// Cheap mode used by the def-eq lazy-delta loop. Currently DISABLED - /// (equal to FULL) — the cheap_proj fix needs further investigation: - /// even with the architectural alignment in P3b (whnf_core now hosts - /// the projection branch matching Lean4Lean), enabling cheap_proj - /// reproduced 5 failures on `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.*` - /// chained projections. - /// - /// The substrate is left in place so future investigation can flip a - /// flag without restructuring; the def-eq site selection in P3c is - /// also preserved (the `_cheap` calls are no-ops with this constant). - pub const CHEAP: Self = Self { cheap_rec: false, cheap_proj: false }; + const FULL: Self = Self { cheap_rec: false, cheap_proj: false }; + const DEF_EQ_CORE: Self = Self { cheap_rec: false, cheap_proj: true }; - /// True when both flags are off — i.e. behave like the original - /// `whnf_core` / `whnf_no_delta` semantics. #[inline] - pub fn is_full(self) -> bool { + fn is_full(self) -> bool { !self.cheap_rec && !self.cheap_proj } } @@ -243,18 +227,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.env.perf.record_whnf_hit(); return Ok(cached.clone()); } - // Equiv-root second-chance: WHNF is deterministic, so all members of - // an equivalence class share the same normal form. - if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) - && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() - { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } - } // Both probes missed. self.env.perf.record_whnf_miss(); @@ -336,16 +308,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } if !self.in_native_reduce { - let key_ctx = key.1.clone(); self.env.whnf_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); - // Also cache under equiv root so all equiv-class members benefit. - if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) - && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() - { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key_ctx); - self.env.whnf_cache.entry(root_whnf_key).or_insert(cur.clone()); - } } Ok(cur) } @@ -363,24 +326,28 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.whnf_core_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::FULL) } - /// Cheap structural WHNF used by the def-eq lazy-delta loop: beta, iota, - /// zeta with `WhnfFlags::CHEAP`. Skips full-WHNF on projection values and - /// recursor major premises — those defer to the caller's outer reduction. + /// Structural WHNF for def-eq's cheap projection scaffold: + /// `whnfCore (cheapProj := true)` in Lean/Lean4Lean. Projection values are + /// reduced structurally instead of through full WHNF, but recursor majors + /// still use full WHNF because def-eq does not enable `cheapRec` here. /// - /// Currently unused (Phase 3a substrate). Phase 3c will route specific - /// def-eq sites through this entry point. - #[allow(dead_code)] // Wired by Phase 3c. - pub(super) fn whnf_core_cheap( + /// Increments `cheap_recursion_depth` for the duration of the call so + /// `is_def_eq` can detect it is running inside a cheap reduction and + /// keep cheap-mode false negatives out of the full def-eq cache. + pub(super) fn whnf_core_for_def_eq( &mut self, e: &KExpr, ) -> Result, TcError> { - self.whnf_core_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::CHEAP) + self.cheap_recursion_depth += 1; + let result = self.whnf_core_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::DEF_EQ_CORE); + self.cheap_recursion_depth -= 1; + result } /// Internal flags-threaded core: callers go through [`whnf_core`] or - /// [`whnf_core_cheap`]. Recursive sub-reductions and `try_iota` propagate - /// the same flags so a single CHEAP call doesn't accidentally fan out into - /// FULL reductions on inner projections. + /// [`whnf_core_for_def_eq`]. Recursive sub-reductions and `try_iota` + /// propagate the same flags so a def-eq structural pass does not + /// accidentally unfold projected values. fn whnf_core_with_flags( &mut self, e: &KExpr, @@ -423,11 +390,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { // structurally to a ctor application. The caller is responsible for // handling stuck projections (def-eq compares them structurally). // - // Phase 3a (this file's commit) had whnf_core unconditionally do the - // cheap thing; Phase 3b lifts the gating into here so whnf_core's - // Prj branch matches Lean4Lean's whnfCore exactly. Phase 3c can now - // remove the duplicate Prj branch from whnf_no_delta_with_flags - // since whnf_core handles it directly. ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { let field = *field; let id = id.clone(); @@ -507,40 +469,29 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } - /// WHNF without delta: whnf_core → proj → nat → quot. - /// - /// FULL semantics — projection values are reduced with full `whnf` (which - /// includes delta on the projected value). Use [`whnf_no_delta_cheap`] for - /// the def-eq lazy-delta hot path; per audit §3.2 (Tier 2 #10) the cheap - /// variant avoids the full-WHNF cost on every projected value. + /// WHNF without delta: whnf_core → proj-app → nat/native/string → quot. + /// Projection values use full WHNF, preserving the public/full semantics. pub fn whnf_no_delta( &mut self, e: &KExpr, ) -> Result, TcError> { - self.whnf_no_delta_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::FULL) + self.whnf_no_delta_impl(e, WhnfFlags::FULL) } - /// CHEAP no-delta WHNF: projection values reduce with `whnf_core_cheap` - /// (no delta), and recursor majors inside `try_iota` reduce the same way. - /// Cheap results are not cached, since a future FULL caller could observe - /// a partially-reduced normal form. - /// - /// Currently unused (Phase 3a substrate). Phase 3c will route the - /// initial structural WHNF in `is_def_eq_inner` through this entry - /// point once Phase 3b inlines projection into `whnf_core`. - #[allow(dead_code)] // Wired by Phase 3c. - pub(super) fn whnf_no_delta_cheap( + /// Def-eq no-delta WHNF. This is broader than Lean's pure `whnfCore` + /// because Ix relies on the no-delta layer for primitive/native reductions, + /// but it preserves Lean's cheap projection policy for projected values. + pub(super) fn whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq( &mut self, e: &KExpr, ) -> Result, TcError> { - self.whnf_no_delta_with_flags(e, WhnfFlags::CHEAP) + self.cheap_recursion_depth += 1; + let result = self.whnf_no_delta_impl(e, WhnfFlags::DEF_EQ_CORE); + self.cheap_recursion_depth -= 1; + result } - /// Internal flags-threaded driver. Caches and equiv-root second-chance - /// probes are gated on `flags.is_full()` so cheap callers neither read nor - /// write the cache, preserving the invariant that any cached entry is a - /// fully-reduced normal form. - fn whnf_no_delta_with_flags( + fn whnf_no_delta_impl( &mut self, e: &KExpr, flags: WhnfFlags, @@ -562,17 +513,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); return Ok(cached.clone()); } - // Equiv-root second-chance for whnf_no_delta. - if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key.1.clone())) - && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() - { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key.1.clone()); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&root_whnf_key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } - } // Both probes missed. self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_miss(); } @@ -590,19 +530,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { cur = self.whnf_core_with_flags(&cur, flags)?; // Projection reduction is now handled inside `whnf_core_with_flags` - // (Phase 3b: matches Lean4Lean's `whnfCore`/`reduceProj` integration - // at TypeChecker.lean:284-292, 337-341). The bare `Prj(...)` branch - // formerly here is gone — `whnf_core` either returns a stuck `Prj` + // (`whnfCore`/`reduceProj` at TypeChecker.lean:284-292, 337-341). + // `whnf_core` either returns a stuck `Prj` // (struct value didn't reduce to a ctor) or a fully-reduced field. // // We only need to handle the App-of-Prj case here, since `whnf_core` // doesn't iterate after a Prj reduces (its loop returns once the // outermost Prj is resolved). When the outer expression is // `App(Prj(S, i, val), args...)`, `whnf_core` reduces the App spine - // and may leave the Prj head stuck; `try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags` - // gives it one more attempt with the same cheap_proj policy. + // and may leave the Prj head stuck; `try_proj_app_reduce` gives it + // one more attempt with the same projection policy. if let Some((proj_result, args)) = - self.try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags(&cur, flags)? + self.try_proj_app_reduce(&cur, flags)? { let mut result = proj_result; for arg in &args { @@ -660,25 +599,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { break; } - // Only FULL-mode results land in the cache: a CHEAP result is a - // partially-reduced normal form (cheap projections / cheap recursor - // major), and storing it would let a later FULL caller observe a - // weaker normal form. The native-reduce reentrancy guard still applies - // (matches the prior behavior). if flags.is_full() && !self.in_native_reduce { - let key_ctx = key.1.clone(); self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); - if let Some(root_key) = - self.equiv_manager.find_root_key(&(e.hash_key(), key_ctx.clone())) - && root_key.0 != e.hash_key() - { - let root_whnf_key = (root_key.0, key_ctx); - self - .env - .whnf_no_delta_cache - .entry(root_whnf_key) - .or_insert(cur.clone()); - } } Ok(cur) } @@ -1177,12 +1099,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// Try to reduce a projection-headed application: App(Prj(S, i, v), args...). /// Returns Some((reduced_proj, remaining_args)) if the projection reduced. - /// - /// Flags-threaded: mirrors the `cheap_proj` plumbing in - /// `whnf_no_delta_with_flags` — the projected value reduces with - /// `whnf_core` (no delta) instead of full `whnf` when in cheap mode. - /// Internal-only — callers go through `whnf_no_delta_with_flags`. - fn try_proj_app_reduce_with_flags( + fn try_proj_app_reduce( &mut self, e: &KExpr, flags: WhnfFlags, From 508ca82db8f0cebe7de6a6178c3a7a72cd3b1d1d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2026 08:34:19 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 18/34] Speed up kernel validation and refine infer cache keys Add detailed phase timing for constant and block checks, including validation and safety sub-phases, gated by IX_PHASE_TIMING and the debug constant filter. Memoize expression, universe, and constant visits during well-scoped validation and unsafe-reference checks so shared expression DAGs are walked once. Also skip duplicate block prevalidation for definition blocks, since each member is validated by the normal definition checker path. Use a context-suffix key for inference caching so open terms can share cached types across contexts when their reachable local suffix is identical. --- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 311 ++++++++++++----- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 718 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 62 +++- 3 files changed, 939 insertions(+), 152 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index 0a09529e..1b724b0d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -1,12 +1,16 @@ //! Constant checking dispatch. use std::sync::LazyLock; +use std::time::{Duration, Instant}; +use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; + +use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, QuotKind}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::BlockCheckStart; +use super::env::{Addr, BlockCheckStart}; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; @@ -23,13 +27,20 @@ use super::tc::TypeChecker; static IX_DECL_DIFF: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_DECL_DIFF").is_ok()); -/// Per-phase timing for `Defn` checks (infer-ty, infer-val, is_def_eq, -/// safety-ty, safety-val). Set `IX_PHASE_TIMING=1` to see where a slow -/// constant spends its time. Noisy — gate on a single constant via -/// focus mode so only one line is printed. +/// Per-phase timing for `Defn` checks. Set `IX_PHASE_TIMING=1` to see where a +/// slow constant spends its time. Noisy — gate on a single constant via focus +/// mode so only one line is printed. static IX_PHASE_TIMING: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_PHASE_TIMING").is_ok()); +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default)] +struct ValidationTiming { + ty: Duration, + val: Duration, + rules: Duration, + univ: Duration, +} + #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)] enum CheckBlockKind { Defn, @@ -91,10 +102,23 @@ impl TypeChecker { where M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, { + let phase_timing = *IX_PHASE_TIMING; + let overall = if phase_timing { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + + let dup_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { return Err(TcError::Other("duplicate universe level parameter".into())); } - self.validate_const_well_scoped(c)?; + let dup_elapsed = dup_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + let mut validation_timing = ValidationTiming::default(); + let validate_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); + if phase_timing { + self.validate_const_well_scoped_timed(c, Some(&mut validation_timing))?; + } else { + self.validate_const_well_scoped(c)?; + } + let validate_elapsed = validate_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); match &c { KConst::Axio { ty, .. } => { @@ -104,14 +128,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, KConst::Defn { ty, val, safety, kind, .. } => { - // Phase timing (guarded): give each phase its own instant so - // we can see where a slow check spends its time. The caller - // typically runs this via a focus-mode batch of one constant - // so the single `[phase]` line is easy to read. - let overall = - if *IX_PHASE_TIMING { Some(std::time::Instant::now()) } else { None }; - - let t_infer_ty_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); + let t_infer_ty_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); let t = self.infer(ty)?; let lvl = self.ensure_sort(&t)?; let infer_ty_elapsed = t_infer_ty_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); @@ -123,11 +140,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { )); } - let t_infer_val_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); + let t_infer_val_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); let val_ty = self.infer(val)?; let infer_val_elapsed = t_infer_val_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); - let t_def_eq_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); + let t_def_eq_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); let def_eq_ok = self.is_def_eq(&val_ty, ty)?; let def_eq_elapsed = t_def_eq_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); @@ -154,22 +171,39 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // #9: Safety level checking — safe/partial defs must not reference unsafe/partial constants - let t_safety_start = overall.map(|_| std::time::Instant::now()); + let t_safety_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); + let mut safety_ty_elapsed = None; + let mut safety_val_elapsed = None; if *safety != DefinitionSafety::Unsafe { + let t_safety_ty_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); self.check_no_unsafe_refs(ty, *safety)?; + safety_ty_elapsed = t_safety_ty_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + let t_safety_val_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); self.check_no_unsafe_refs(val, *safety)?; + safety_val_elapsed = t_safety_val_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); } let safety_elapsed = t_safety_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); - if let Some(t0) = overall { + if let Some(t0) = overall + && self.phase_timing_label_matches(id) + { eprintln!( - "[phase] {} total={:>8.1?} infer_ty={:>8.1?} infer_val={:>8.1?} def_eq={:>8.1?} safety={:>8.1?}", + "[phase] {} total={:>8.1?} dup_lvls={:>8.1?} validate={:>8.1?} validate_ty={:>8.1?} validate_val={:>8.1?} validate_rules={:>8.1?} validate_univ={:>8.1?} infer_ty={:>8.1?} infer_val={:>8.1?} def_eq={:>8.1?} safety={:>8.1?} safety_ty={:>8.1?} safety_val={:>8.1?}", id, t0.elapsed(), + dup_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + validate_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + validation_timing.ty, + validation_timing.val, + validation_timing.rules, + validation_timing.univ, infer_ty_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), infer_val_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), def_eq_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), safety_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + safety_ty_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + safety_val_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), ); } Ok(()) @@ -311,21 +345,45 @@ impl TypeChecker { where M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, { + let phase_timing = *IX_PHASE_TIMING; + let overall = if phase_timing { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + + let get_members_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); let members = self.env.get_block(block).unwrap_or_else(|| vec![requested.clone()]); - for member in &members { - let c = self - .env - .get(member) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; - self.validate_const_well_scoped(&c)?; - if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "duplicate universe level parameter".into(), - )); + let get_members_elapsed = get_members_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + let classify_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); + let kind = self.classify_block(&members)?; + let classify_elapsed = classify_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + let mut validation_timing = ValidationTiming::default(); + let prevalidate_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); + if kind != CheckBlockKind::Defn { + for member in &members { + let c = self + .env + .get(member) + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "duplicate universe level parameter".into(), + )); + } + if phase_timing { + self.validate_const_well_scoped_timed( + &c, + Some(&mut validation_timing), + )?; + } else { + self.validate_const_well_scoped(&c)?; + } } } - match self.classify_block(&members)? { + let prevalidate_elapsed = prevalidate_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + let body_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); + let result = match kind { CheckBlockKind::Defn => { let mut peak = 0; for member in &members { @@ -337,7 +395,30 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, CheckBlockKind::Inductive => self.check_inductive_block(block, &members), CheckBlockKind::Recursor => self.check_recursor_block(block, &members), + }; + let body_elapsed = body_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); + + if let Some(t0) = overall + && self.phase_timing_label_matches(block) + { + eprintln!( + "[phase-block] {} kind={:?} members={} total={:>8.1?} get_members={:>8.1?} prevalidate={:>8.1?} validate_ty={:>8.1?} validate_val={:>8.1?} validate_rules={:>8.1?} validate_univ={:>8.1?} classify={:>8.1?} body={:>8.1?}", + block, + kind, + members.len(), + t0.elapsed(), + get_members_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + prevalidate_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + validation_timing.ty, + validation_timing.val, + validation_timing.rules, + validation_timing.univ, + classify_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + body_elapsed.unwrap_or_default(), + ); } + + result } // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -353,16 +434,51 @@ impl TypeChecker { pub(crate) fn validate_const_well_scoped( &self, c: &KConst, + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { + self.validate_const_well_scoped_timed(c, None) + } + + fn validate_const_well_scoped_timed( + &self, + c: &KConst, + mut timing: Option<&mut ValidationTiming>, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let lvl_bound = u64_to_usize::(c.lvls())?; - self.validate_expr_well_scoped(c.ty(), 0, lvl_bound)?; + let ty_start = timing.as_ref().map(|_| Instant::now()); + self.validate_expr_well_scoped( + c.ty(), + 0, + lvl_bound, + timing.as_deref_mut(), + )?; + if let (Some(t), Some(start)) = (timing.as_deref_mut(), ty_start) { + t.ty += start.elapsed(); + } match c { KConst::Defn { val, .. } => { - self.validate_expr_well_scoped(val, 0, lvl_bound)?; + let val_start = timing.as_ref().map(|_| Instant::now()); + self.validate_expr_well_scoped( + val, + 0, + lvl_bound, + timing.as_deref_mut(), + )?; + if let (Some(t), Some(start)) = (timing.as_deref_mut(), val_start) { + t.val += start.elapsed(); + } }, KConst::Recr { rules, .. } => { + let rules_start = timing.as_ref().map(|_| Instant::now()); for rule in rules { - self.validate_expr_well_scoped(&rule.rhs, 0, lvl_bound)?; + self.validate_expr_well_scoped( + &rule.rhs, + 0, + lvl_bound, + timing.as_deref_mut(), + )?; + } + if let (Some(t), Some(start)) = (timing.as_deref_mut(), rules_start) { + t.rules += start.elapsed(); } }, KConst::Axio { .. } @@ -373,14 +489,34 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(()) } + fn phase_timing_label_matches(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { + match std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_DEBUG_CONST") { + Ok(filter) if filter.is_empty() => true, + Ok(filter) => { + id.to_string().contains(&filter) + || self + .debug_label + .as_ref() + .is_some_and(|label| label.contains(&filter)) + }, + Err(_) => true, + } + } + fn validate_expr_well_scoped( &self, root: &KExpr, root_depth: u64, lvl_bound: usize, + mut timing: Option<&mut ValidationTiming>, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let mut stack: Vec<(&KExpr, u64)> = vec![(root, root_depth)]; + let mut seen_exprs: FxHashSet<(Addr, u64)> = FxHashSet::default(); + let mut seen_univs: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); while let Some((e, depth)) = stack.pop() { + if !seen_exprs.insert((e.hash_key(), depth)) { + continue; + } match e.data() { ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) => { if *idx >= depth { @@ -389,7 +525,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { } }, ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { - self.validate_univ_params(u, lvl_bound)?; + let univ_start = timing.as_ref().map(|_| Instant::now()); + self.validate_univ_params_seen(u, lvl_bound, &mut seen_univs)?; + if let (Some(t), Some(start)) = (timing.as_deref_mut(), univ_start) { + t.univ += start.elapsed(); + } }, ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { let c = self @@ -403,7 +543,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { }); } for u in us { - self.validate_univ_params(u, lvl_bound)?; + let univ_start = timing.as_ref().map(|_| Instant::now()); + self.validate_univ_params_seen(u, lvl_bound, &mut seen_univs)?; + if let (Some(t), Some(start)) = (timing.as_deref_mut(), univ_start) + { + t.univ += start.elapsed(); + } } }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { @@ -437,13 +582,17 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(()) } - fn validate_univ_params( + fn validate_univ_params_seen( &self, root: &KUniv, bound: usize, + seen: &mut FxHashSet, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let mut stack = vec![root]; while let Some(u) = stack.pop() { + if !seen.insert(u.addr().clone()) { + continue; + } match u.data() { UnivData::Zero(_) => {}, UnivData::Succ(inner, _) => stack.push(inner), @@ -630,52 +779,62 @@ impl TypeChecker { caller_safety: DefinitionSafety, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let mut stack: Vec<&KExpr> = vec![root]; + let mut seen_exprs: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); + let mut seen_consts: FxHashSet
= FxHashSet::default(); while let Some(e) = stack.pop() { + if !seen_exprs.insert(e.hash_key()) { + continue; + } match e.data() { ExprData::Var(..) | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Axio { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "safe definition references unsafe axiom {}", - &id.addr.hex()[..8] - ))); - }, - Some(KConst::Defn { safety: DefinitionSafety::Unsafe, .. }) => { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "safe definition references unsafe definition {}", - &id.addr.hex()[..8] - ))); - }, - Some(KConst::Defn { safety: DefinitionSafety::Partial, .. }) - if caller_safety == DefinitionSafety::Safe => - { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "safe definition references partial definition {}", - &id.addr.hex()[..8] - ))); - }, - Some(KConst::Recr { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "safe definition references unsafe recursor {}", - &id.addr.hex()[..8] - ))); - }, - Some(KConst::Indc { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "safe definition references unsafe inductive {}", - &id.addr.hex()[..8] - ))); - }, - Some(KConst::Ctor { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "safe definition references unsafe constructor {}", - &id.addr.hex()[..8] - ))); - }, - _ => {}, + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + if !seen_consts.insert(id.addr.clone()) { + continue; + } + match self.env.get(id) { + Some(KConst::Axio { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe axiom {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Defn { safety: DefinitionSafety::Unsafe, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe definition {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Defn { + safety: DefinitionSafety::Partial, .. + }) if caller_safety == DefinitionSafety::Safe => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references partial definition {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Recr { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe recursor {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Indc { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe inductive {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + Some(KConst::Ctor { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "safe definition references unsafe constructor {}", + &id.addr.hex()[..8] + ))); + }, + _ => {}, + } }, ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { stack.push(f); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 08c4684b..ba6f7655 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ use std::cell::Cell; use std::sync::Arc; -use std::time::Instant; +use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; +use std::time::{Duration, Instant}; use rayon::iter::{ IntoParallelIterator, IntoParallelRefIterator, ParallelIterator, @@ -63,6 +64,106 @@ struct Ctx<'a, M: KernelMode> { /// Expression conversion cache, keyed on (expr pointer, arena_idx). type ExprCache = FxHashMap<(usize, u64), KExpr>; +/// Universe conversion cache, scoped to one level-parameter context. +type UnivCache = FxHashMap>; + +#[derive(Clone, Default)] +struct ConvertStats { + enabled: bool, + expr_roots: u64, + expr_process: u64, + expr_cache_hits: u64, + expr_cache_misses: u64, + expr_cache_inserts: u64, + expr_cache_peak: u64, + expr_cache_clears: u64, + expr_cache_entries_cleared: u64, + share_expansions: u64, + mdata_nodes: u64, + mdata_kv_maps: u64, + callsites: u64, + callsite_args: u64, + univ_roots: u64, + univ_cache_hits: u64, + univ_cache_misses: u64, + univ_cache_inserts: u64, + univ_cache_peak: u64, + univ_process: u64, + univ_interns: u64, + sort_nodes: u64, + var_nodes: u64, + ref_nodes: u64, + rec_nodes: u64, + app_nodes: u64, + lam_nodes: u64, + all_nodes: u64, + let_nodes: u64, + prj_nodes: u64, + str_nodes: u64, + nat_nodes: u64, +} + +impl ConvertStats { + fn new(enabled: bool) -> Self { + ConvertStats { enabled, ..ConvertStats::default() } + } + + fn merge(mut self, other: Self) -> Self { + self.enabled |= other.enabled; + self.expr_roots += other.expr_roots; + self.expr_process += other.expr_process; + self.expr_cache_hits += other.expr_cache_hits; + self.expr_cache_misses += other.expr_cache_misses; + self.expr_cache_inserts += other.expr_cache_inserts; + self.expr_cache_peak = self.expr_cache_peak.max(other.expr_cache_peak); + self.expr_cache_clears += other.expr_cache_clears; + self.expr_cache_entries_cleared += other.expr_cache_entries_cleared; + self.share_expansions += other.share_expansions; + self.mdata_nodes += other.mdata_nodes; + self.mdata_kv_maps += other.mdata_kv_maps; + self.callsites += other.callsites; + self.callsite_args += other.callsite_args; + self.univ_roots += other.univ_roots; + self.univ_cache_hits += other.univ_cache_hits; + self.univ_cache_misses += other.univ_cache_misses; + self.univ_cache_inserts += other.univ_cache_inserts; + self.univ_cache_peak = self.univ_cache_peak.max(other.univ_cache_peak); + self.univ_process += other.univ_process; + self.univ_interns += other.univ_interns; + self.sort_nodes += other.sort_nodes; + self.var_nodes += other.var_nodes; + self.ref_nodes += other.ref_nodes; + self.rec_nodes += other.rec_nodes; + self.app_nodes += other.app_nodes; + self.lam_nodes += other.lam_nodes; + self.all_nodes += other.all_nodes; + self.let_nodes += other.let_nodes; + self.prj_nodes += other.prj_nodes; + self.str_nodes += other.str_nodes; + self.nat_nodes += other.nat_nodes; + self + } + + fn record_cache_clear(&mut self, cache: &ExprCache) { + if self.enabled { + self.expr_cache_clears += 1; + self.expr_cache_entries_cleared += cache.len() as u64; + } + } +} + +macro_rules! bump_convert_stat { + ($stats:expr, $field:ident) => { + if ($stats).enabled { + ($stats).$field += 1; + } + }; + ($stats:expr, $field:ident, $amount:expr) => { + if ($stats).enabled { + ($stats).$field += $amount as u64; + } + }; +} fn resolve_name(addr: &Address, names: &FxHashMap) -> Name { names.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon) @@ -160,38 +261,58 @@ fn ingress_univ( root: &Arc, ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, intern: &InternTable, + cache: &mut UnivCache, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> KUniv { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_roots); + let cache_key = Arc::as_ptr(root) as usize; + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&cache_key) { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_cache_hits); + return cached.clone(); + } + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_cache_misses); + let mut stack: Vec = vec![UnivFrame::Process(root.clone())]; let mut values: Vec> = Vec::new(); while let Some(frame) = stack.pop() { match frame { UnivFrame::Process(u) => match u.as_ref() { - IxonUniv::Zero => values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::zero())), + IxonUniv::Zero => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_process); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); + values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::zero())); + }, IxonUniv::Succ(inner) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_process); stack.push(UnivFrame::Succ); stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(inner.clone())); }, IxonUniv::Max(a, b) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_process); stack.push(UnivFrame::Max); stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(b.clone())); stack.push(UnivFrame::MaxLeft(a.clone())); }, IxonUniv::IMax(a, b) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_process); stack.push(UnivFrame::IMax); stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(b.clone())); stack.push(UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a.clone())); }, IxonUniv::Var(idx) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_process); let pos = usize::try_from(*idx).expect("univ var index exceeds usize"); let name = ctx.lvls.get(pos).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); values .push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::param(*idx, M::meta_field(name)))); }, }, UnivFrame::Succ => { let inner = values.pop().unwrap(); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::succ(inner))); }, UnivFrame::MaxLeft(a) | UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a) => { @@ -200,35 +321,45 @@ fn ingress_univ( UnivFrame::Max => { let b = values.pop().unwrap(); let a = values.pop().unwrap(); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::max(a, b))); }, UnivFrame::IMax => { let b = values.pop().unwrap(); let a = values.pop().unwrap(); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::imax(a, b))); }, } } - intern.intern_univ(values.pop().unwrap()) + bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); + let result = intern.intern_univ(values.pop().unwrap()); + cache.insert(cache_key, result.clone()); + if stats.enabled { + stats.univ_cache_inserts += 1; + stats.univ_cache_peak = stats.univ_cache_peak.max(cache.len() as u64); + } + result } fn ingress_univ_args( univ_idxs: &[u64], ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, intern: &InternTable, + cache: &mut UnivCache, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result]>, String> { - univ_idxs - .iter() - .map(|&idx| { - let i = usize::try_from(idx) - .map_err(|_e| format!("universe index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; - let u = ctx.univs.get(i).ok_or_else(|| { - format!("universe index {i} out of bounds (len {})", ctx.univs.len()) - })?; - Ok(ingress_univ(u, ctx, intern)) - }) - .collect::, _>>() + let mut result = Vec::with_capacity(univ_idxs.len()); + for &idx in univ_idxs { + let i = usize::try_from(idx) + .map_err(|_e| format!("universe index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; + let u = ctx.univs.get(i).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("universe index {i} out of bounds (len {})", ctx.univs.len()) + })?; + result.push(ingress_univ(u, ctx, intern, cache, stats)); + } + Ok(result.into_boxed_slice()) } // ============================================================================ @@ -306,7 +437,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, ixon_env: &IxonEnv, cache: &mut ExprCache, + univ_cache: &mut UnivCache, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, String> { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_roots); let mut stack: Vec> = vec![ExprFrame::Process { expr: root_expr.clone(), arena_idx: root_arena }]; let mut values: Vec> = Vec::new(); @@ -316,7 +450,38 @@ fn ingress_expr( while let Some(frame) = stack.pop() { match frame { - ExprFrame::Process { expr, arena_idx } => { + ExprFrame::Process { mut expr, arena_idx } => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_process); + + // `Share` is transparent and keeps the same arena root. Expand it + // before cache/mdata work; the old path walked metadata for the Share + // frame, discarded it, then reprocessed the shared expression. + while let IxonExpr::Share(share_idx) = expr.as_ref() { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, share_expansions); + expr = + ctx + .sharing + .get(usize::try_from(*share_idx).map_err(|_e| { + format!("Share index {share_idx} exceeds usize") + })?) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Share index {share_idx}"))? + .clone(); + } + + let is_var = matches!(expr.as_ref(), IxonExpr::Var(_)); + + // Check cache before walking mdata. The key includes the original arena + // root, so a hit already includes the resolved metadata layers. + let cache_key = (Arc::as_ptr(&expr) as usize, arena_idx); + if !is_var { + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&cache_key) { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_cache_hits); + values.push(cached.clone()); + continue; + } + bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_cache_misses); + } + // Walk mdata chain in arena let mut current_idx = arena_idx; let mut mdata_layers: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -327,6 +492,8 @@ fn ingress_expr( })?, ) { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, mdata_nodes); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, mdata_kv_maps, mdata.len()); for kvm in mdata { mdata_layers.push(resolve_kvmap(kvm, ixon_env)); } @@ -345,21 +512,9 @@ fn ingress_expr( // } //} - // Expand Share transparently - if let IxonExpr::Share(share_idx) = expr.as_ref() { - if let Some(shared) = ctx.sharing.get( - usize::try_from(*share_idx) - .map_err(|_e| format!("Share index {share_idx} exceeds usize"))?, - ) { - stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: shared.clone(), arena_idx }); - continue; - } else { - return Err(format!("invalid Share index {share_idx}")); - } - } - // BVar early return (no caching needed for leaves) if let IxonExpr::Var(idx) = expr.as_ref() { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, var_nodes); // Resolve name from the binder context using de Bruijn index. let idx_usize = usize::try_from(*idx) .map_err(|_e| format!("BVar index {idx} exceeds usize"))?; @@ -383,13 +538,6 @@ fn ingress_expr( continue; } - // Check cache - let cache_key = (Arc::as_ptr(&expr) as usize, arena_idx); - if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&cache_key) { - values.push(cached.clone()); - continue; - } - let node = ctx .arena @@ -404,6 +552,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( match expr.as_ref() { IxonExpr::Sort(idx) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, sort_nodes); let u = ctx .univs @@ -411,13 +560,14 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("Sort univ index {idx} exceeds usize") })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Sort univ index {idx}"))?; - let zu = ingress_univ(u, ctx, ctx.intern); + let zu = ingress_univ(u, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats); values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::sort_mdata(zu, mdata))); }, IxonExpr::Var(_) | IxonExpr::Share(_) => unreachable!(), IxonExpr::Ref(ref_idx, univ_idxs) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, ref_nodes); let addr = ctx .refs .get( @@ -437,7 +587,8 @@ fn ingress_expr( )); }, }; - let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; + let univs = + ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats)?; values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata( KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)), univs, @@ -446,6 +597,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::Rec(rec_idx, univ_idxs) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, rec_nodes); let mid = ctx .mut_ctx .get( @@ -454,13 +606,15 @@ fn ingress_expr( ) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Rec index {rec_idx}"))? .clone(); - let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; + let univs = + ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats)?; values.push( ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata(mid, univs, mdata)), ); }, IxonExpr::App(f, a) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, app_nodes); // CallSite at the outermost App of a surgery spine. The // arena replaces the spine's N+1 App/Ref nodes with one // flat node whose `canon_meta` carries per-canonical-arg @@ -520,6 +674,8 @@ fn ingress_expr( .clone(); } let n_args = canonical_args.len(); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, callsites); + bump_convert_stat!(stats, callsite_args, n_args); if canon_meta.len() != n_args { let head_name = resolve_name(cs_name, ctx.names); @@ -549,7 +705,9 @@ fn ingress_expr( })? .clone(); let name = resolve_name(cs_name, ctx.names); - let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; + let univs = ingress_univ_args( + univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats, + )?; ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst( KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)), univs, @@ -569,7 +727,9 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("CallSite head: invalid Rec index {rec_idx}") })? .clone(); - let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern)?; + let univs = ingress_univ_args( + univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats, + )?; ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst(mid, univs)) }, _ => { @@ -642,6 +802,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::Lam(ty, body) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, lam_nodes); let (name, bi, ty_arena, body_arena) = match node { ExprMetaData::Binder { name: addr, info, children } => ( resolve_name(addr, ctx.names), @@ -671,6 +832,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::All(ty, body) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, all_nodes); let (name, bi, ty_arena, body_arena) = match node { ExprMetaData::Binder { name: addr, info, children } => ( resolve_name(addr, ctx.names), @@ -700,6 +862,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::Let(nd, ty, val, body) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, let_nodes); let (name, ty_arena, val_arena, body_arena) = match node { ExprMetaData::LetBinder { name: addr, children } => ( resolve_name(addr, ctx.names), @@ -729,6 +892,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::Prj(type_ref_idx, field_idx, s) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, prj_nodes); let type_addr = ctx .refs .get(usize::try_from(*type_ref_idx).map_err(|_e| { @@ -761,6 +925,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::Str(ref_idx) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, str_nodes); let addr = ctx .refs .get(usize::try_from(*ref_idx).map_err(|_e| { @@ -781,6 +946,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, IxonExpr::Nat(ref_idx) => { + bump_convert_stat!(stats, nat_nodes); let addr = ctx .refs .get(usize::try_from(*ref_idx).map_err(|_e| { @@ -863,6 +1029,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( ExprFrame::Cache { key } => { let result = values.last().unwrap().clone(); cache.insert(key, result); + if stats.enabled { + stats.expr_cache_inserts += 1; + stats.expr_cache_peak = stats.expr_cache_peak.max(cache.len() as u64); + } }, } } @@ -887,8 +1057,10 @@ fn ingress_defn( univs: &[Arc], block: KId, intern: &InternTable, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut univ_cache: UnivCache = FxHashMap::default(); let (level_params, arena, type_root, value_root, hints, safety, all_addrs) = match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Def { @@ -931,8 +1103,24 @@ fn ingress_defn( synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; - let typ = ingress_expr(&def.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; - let value = ingress_expr(&def.value, value_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let typ = ingress_expr( + &def.typ, + type_root, + &ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + stats, + )?; + let value = ingress_expr( + &def.value, + value_root, + &ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + stats, + )?; let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr)?; let name = resolve_name( @@ -973,8 +1161,10 @@ fn ingress_recursor( univs: &[Arc], block: KId, intern: &InternTable, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut univ_cache: UnivCache = FxHashMap::default(); let (level_params, arena, type_root, rule_roots, rule_ctor_addrs, all_addrs) = match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Rec { @@ -1008,7 +1198,15 @@ fn ingress_recursor( synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; - let typ = ingress_expr(&rec.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let typ = ingress_expr( + &rec.typ, + type_root, + &ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + stats, + )?; let rules: Result>, String> = rec .rules .iter() @@ -1020,7 +1218,15 @@ fn ingress_recursor( // falling back to root 0 is fine because the arena is empty — every // arena index then misses and degrades to `ExprMetaData::Leaf`. let rhs_root = rule_roots.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(0); - let rhs = ingress_expr(&rule.rhs, rhs_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let rhs = ingress_expr( + &rule.rhs, + rhs_root, + &ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + stats, + )?; // `ConstantMetaInfo::Rec::rules[i]` is the name-hash address of the // i-th rule's ctor. Resolve it through the names map; fall back to // anonymous when metadata is absent (recursor compiled without @@ -1072,6 +1278,7 @@ fn ingress_standalone( names: &FxHashMap, name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, intern: &InternTable, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let self_id: KId = KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(const_name.clone())); @@ -1089,10 +1296,12 @@ fn ingress_standalone( &constant.univs, self_id, intern, + stats, ), IxonCI::Axio(ax) => { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut univ_cache: UnivCache = FxHashMap::default(); let (level_params, arena, type_root) = match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { lvls, arena, type_root, .. } => { (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) @@ -1110,7 +1319,15 @@ fn ingress_standalone( intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; - let typ = ingress_expr(&ax.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let typ = ingress_expr( + &ax.typ, + type_root, + &ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + stats, + )?; let name = resolve_name( match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Axio { name, .. } => name, @@ -1132,6 +1349,7 @@ fn ingress_standalone( IxonCI::Quot(q) => { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut univ_cache: UnivCache = FxHashMap::default(); let (level_params, arena, type_root) = match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { lvls, arena, type_root, .. } => { (resolve_level_params(lvls, names), arena, *type_root) @@ -1149,7 +1367,15 @@ fn ingress_standalone( intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; - let typ = ingress_expr(&q.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let typ = ingress_expr( + &q.typ, + type_root, + &ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + stats, + )?; let name = resolve_name( match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Quot { name, .. } => name, @@ -1181,6 +1407,7 @@ fn ingress_standalone( &constant.univs, self_id, intern, + stats, ), // Projections and Muts are handled in ingress_muts_block @@ -1208,6 +1435,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( block_id: KId, member_idx: u64, intern: &InternTable, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let (level_params, arena, type_root, all_addrs, ctor_addrs) = match &meta.info { @@ -1222,6 +1450,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( }; let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut univ_cache: UnivCache = FxHashMap::default(); let mut_ctx = build_mut_ctx(meta, names, name_to_addr)?; let ctx = Ctx { sharing: &block_constant.sharing, @@ -1235,7 +1464,15 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; - let typ = ingress_expr(&ind.typ, type_root, &ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let typ = ingress_expr( + &ind.typ, + type_root, + &ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + stats, + )?; let lean_all = resolve_all(&all_addrs, names, name_to_addr)?; // Constructor KIds: `ctor_addrs` holds the **name-hash** addresses the // compile pass stored in `ConstantMetaInfo::Indc::ctors`, but each Ctor @@ -1282,6 +1519,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( // entry is missing we'd be roundtripping with no arena and synthesize junk // binder names. Error loudly instead of silently falling back. for (cidx, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + stats.record_cache_clear(&cache); cache.clear(); let ctor_id = ctor_ids .get(cidx) @@ -1323,9 +1561,17 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; + let mut ctor_univ_cache: UnivCache = FxHashMap::default(); - let ctor_typ = - ingress_expr(&ctor.typ, ctor_type_root, &ctor_ctx, ixon_env, &mut cache)?; + let ctor_typ = ingress_expr( + &ctor.typ, + ctor_type_root, + &ctor_ctx, + ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut ctor_univ_cache, + stats, + )?; results.push(( ctor_id, @@ -1355,6 +1601,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( names: &FxHashMap, name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, intern: &InternTable, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let block_id: KId = KId::new(entry_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(entry_name.clone())); @@ -1411,6 +1658,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( block_id.clone(), i as u64, intern, + stats, )?); }, IxonMutConst::Recr(rec) => { @@ -1426,6 +1674,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( &block_constant.univs, block_id.clone(), intern, + stats, )?); }, IxonMutConst::Defn(def) => { @@ -1441,6 +1690,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( &block_constant.univs, block_id.clone(), intern, + stats, )?); }, } @@ -1970,6 +2220,7 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( Some(c) => c, None => continue, }; + let mut stats = ConvertStats::default(); // Check if this is a Muts entry (mutual block) — handle differently if matches!(&named.meta.info, ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. }) { @@ -1982,6 +2233,7 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( name_map, addr_map, intern, + &mut stats, ) { let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { @@ -2020,6 +2272,7 @@ pub fn ingress_compiled_names( name_map, addr_map, intern, + &mut stats, ) { for (id, zc) in entries { zenv.insert(id, zc); @@ -2520,20 +2773,165 @@ enum IngressWorkItem { Muts(Name), } +#[derive(Default)] +struct IngressInsertTiming { + blocks_ns: u64, + consts_ns: u64, +} + +#[derive(Default)] +struct IngressStreamTimingSnapshot { + standalone_items: u64, + muts_items: u64, + output_consts: u64, + missing_consts: u64, + lookup_ns: u64, + const_get_ns: u64, + convert_ns: u64, + insert_ns: u64, + insert_blocks_ns: u64, + insert_consts_ns: u64, + convert_stats: ConvertStats, +} + +impl IngressStreamTimingSnapshot { + fn merge(mut self, other: Self) -> Self { + self.standalone_items += other.standalone_items; + self.muts_items += other.muts_items; + self.output_consts += other.output_consts; + self.missing_consts += other.missing_consts; + self.lookup_ns += other.lookup_ns; + self.const_get_ns += other.const_get_ns; + self.convert_ns += other.convert_ns; + self.insert_ns += other.insert_ns; + self.insert_blocks_ns += other.insert_blocks_ns; + self.insert_consts_ns += other.insert_consts_ns; + self.convert_stats = self.convert_stats.merge(other.convert_stats); + self + } +} + +#[derive(Default)] +struct IxonDropTiming { + consts_ns: u64, + named_ns: u64, + names_ns: u64, + blobs_ns: u64, + comms_ns: u64, +} + +struct LookupDropTiming { + names_ns: u64, + name_to_addr_ns: u64, +} + +fn duration_ns(d: Duration) -> u64 { + d.as_nanos().min(u128::from(u64::MAX)) as u64 +} + +fn elapsed_ns(start: Instant) -> u64 { + duration_ns(start.elapsed()) +} + +fn seconds(ns: u64) -> f64 { + ns as f64 / 1_000_000_000.0 +} + +fn percent(part: u64, total: u64) -> f64 { + if total == 0 { 0.0 } else { (part as f64 * 100.0) / total as f64 } +} + +fn timed_drop_ns(value: T) -> u64 { + let start = Instant::now(); + drop(value); + elapsed_ns(start) +} + +fn parallel_ixon_drop_enabled() -> bool { + std::env::var_os("IX_PARALLEL_IXON_DROP").is_some() +} + +fn ingress_convert_stats_enabled() -> bool { + std::env::var_os("IX_INGRESS_CONVERT_STATS").is_some() +} + +fn drop_ingress_lookups( + names: FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: FxHashMap, + quiet: bool, +) { + let total_start = Instant::now(); + let names_len = names.len(); + let name_to_addr_len = name_to_addr.len(); + let parallel = parallel_ixon_drop_enabled(); + + let timing = if parallel { + let names_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); + let name_to_addr_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); + + rayon::scope(|s| { + s.spawn(|_| { + names_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(names), Ordering::Relaxed); + }); + s.spawn(|_| { + name_to_addr_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(name_to_addr), Ordering::Relaxed); + }); + }); + + LookupDropTiming { + names_ns: names_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + name_to_addr_ns: name_to_addr_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + } + } else { + LookupDropTiming { + names_ns: timed_drop_ns(names), + name_to_addr_ns: timed_drop_ns(name_to_addr), + } + }; + + let total_ns = elapsed_ns(total_start); + if !quiet { + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] drop lookups: {:.2}s {} \ + (names {:.2}s/{} name_to_addr {:.2}s/{})", + seconds(total_ns), + if parallel { "parallel" } else { "sequential" }, + seconds(timing.names_ns), + names_len, + seconds(timing.name_to_addr_ns), + name_to_addr_len + ); + } +} + fn insert_standalone_entries( zenv: &KEnv, entries: Vec<(KId, KConst)>, -) { - for (id, zc) in entries { +) -> IngressInsertTiming { + let mut timing = IngressInsertTiming::default(); + + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + for (id, _) in &entries { zenv.blocks.entry(id.clone()).or_default().push(id.clone()); + } + timing.blocks_ns = elapsed_ns(phase_start); + + let phase_start = Instant::now(); + for (id, zc) in entries { zenv.insert(id, zc); } + timing.consts_ns = elapsed_ns(phase_start); + + timing } fn insert_muts_entries( zenv: &KEnv, entries: Vec<(KId, KConst)>, -) { +) -> IngressInsertTiming { + let mut timing = IngressInsertTiming::default(); + + let phase_start = Instant::now(); let block_id = entries.first().and_then(|(_, zc)| match zc { KConst::Defn { block, .. } | KConst::Recr { block, .. } @@ -2545,9 +2943,15 @@ fn insert_muts_entries( if let Some(bid) = block_id { zenv.blocks.insert(bid, member_ids); } + timing.blocks_ns = elapsed_ns(phase_start); + + let phase_start = Instant::now(); for (id, zc) in entries { zenv.insert(id, zc); } + timing.consts_ns = elapsed_ns(phase_start); + + timing } /// Convert an Ixon environment to a zero kernel environment. @@ -2567,15 +2971,81 @@ pub fn ixon_ingress_owned( ) -> Result<(KEnv, InternTable), String> { let quiet = std::env::var_os("IX_QUIET").is_some(); let result = ixon_ingress_inner(&ixon_env); - let phase_start = Instant::now(); - drop(ixon_env); + drop_ixon_env(ixon_env, quiet); + result +} + +fn drop_ixon_env(ixon_env: IxonEnv, quiet: bool) { + let total_start = Instant::now(); + let IxonEnv { consts, named, blobs, names, comms } = ixon_env; + let consts_len = consts.len(); + let named_len = named.len(); + let names_len = names.len(); + let blobs_len = blobs.len(); + let comms_len = comms.len(); + + let parallel = parallel_ixon_drop_enabled(); + let timing = if parallel { + let consts_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); + let named_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); + let names_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); + let blobs_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); + let comms_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); + + rayon::scope(|s| { + s.spawn(|_| { + consts_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(consts), Ordering::Relaxed); + }); + s.spawn(|_| { + named_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(named), Ordering::Relaxed); + }); + s.spawn(|_| { + names_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(names), Ordering::Relaxed); + }); + s.spawn(|_| { + blobs_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(blobs), Ordering::Relaxed); + }); + s.spawn(|_| { + comms_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(comms), Ordering::Relaxed); + }); + }); + + IxonDropTiming { + consts_ns: consts_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + named_ns: named_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + names_ns: names_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + blobs_ns: blobs_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + comms_ns: comms_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + } + } else { + IxonDropTiming { + consts_ns: timed_drop_ns(consts), + named_ns: timed_drop_ns(named), + names_ns: timed_drop_ns(names), + blobs_ns: timed_drop_ns(blobs), + comms_ns: timed_drop_ns(comms), + } + }; + + let total_ns = elapsed_ns(total_start); if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[ixon_ingress] drop ixon_env: {:.2}s", - phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() + "[ixon_ingress] drop ixon_env: {:.2}s {} \ + (consts {:.2}s/{} named {:.2}s/{} names {:.2}s/{} blobs {:.2}s/{} comms {:.2}s/{})", + seconds(total_ns), + if parallel { "parallel" } else { "sequential" }, + seconds(timing.consts_ns), + consts_len, + seconds(timing.named_ns), + named_len, + seconds(timing.names_ns), + names_len, + seconds(timing.blobs_ns), + blobs_len, + seconds(timing.comms_ns), + comms_len ); } - result } fn ixon_ingress_inner( @@ -2678,18 +3148,35 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( // memory bounded by in-flight worker outputs instead of materializing every // converted constant before assembly. let phase_start = Instant::now(); + let convert_stats_enabled = ingress_convert_stats_enabled(); let zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); - work_items.into_par_iter().try_for_each( - |work_item| -> Result<(), String> { + let stream = work_items + .into_par_iter() + .map(|work_item| -> Result { + let mut timing = IngressStreamTimingSnapshot::default(); + let mut convert_stats = ConvertStats::new(convert_stats_enabled); match work_item { IngressWorkItem::Standalone(const_name) => { + timing.standalone_items += 1; + let lookup_start = Instant::now(); let named = ixon_env .lookup_name(&const_name) .ok_or_else(|| format!("{const_name}: missing Named entry"))?; + timing.lookup_ns += elapsed_ns(lookup_start); + + let const_start = Instant::now(); let constant = match ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { - Some(c) => c, - None => return Ok(()), + Some(c) => { + timing.const_get_ns += elapsed_ns(const_start); + c + }, + None => { + timing.const_get_ns += elapsed_ns(const_start); + timing.missing_consts += 1; + return Ok(timing); + }, }; + let convert_start = Instant::now(); let entries = ingress_standalone( &const_name, &named.addr, @@ -2699,18 +3186,31 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( &names, &name_to_addr, &intern, + &mut convert_stats, ) .map_err(|e| format!("{const_name}: {e}"))?; - insert_standalone_entries(&zenv, entries); + timing.convert_ns += elapsed_ns(convert_start); + timing.output_consts += entries.len() as u64; + + let insert_start = Instant::now(); + let insert_timing = insert_standalone_entries(&zenv, entries); + timing.insert_ns += elapsed_ns(insert_start); + timing.insert_blocks_ns += insert_timing.blocks_ns; + timing.insert_consts_ns += insert_timing.consts_ns; }, IngressWorkItem::Muts(entry_name) => { + timing.muts_items += 1; + let lookup_start = Instant::now(); let named = ixon_env .lookup_name(&entry_name) .ok_or_else(|| format!("{entry_name}: missing Named entry"))?; + timing.lookup_ns += elapsed_ns(lookup_start); + let all = match &named.meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all, - _ => return Ok(()), + _ => return Ok(timing), }; + let convert_start = Instant::now(); let entries = ingress_muts_block( &entry_name, &named.addr, @@ -2719,19 +3219,86 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( &names, &name_to_addr, &intern, + &mut convert_stats, ) .map_err(|e| format!("{entry_name}: {e}"))?; - insert_muts_entries(&zenv, entries); + timing.convert_ns += elapsed_ns(convert_start); + timing.output_consts += entries.len() as u64; + + let insert_start = Instant::now(); + let insert_timing = insert_muts_entries(&zenv, entries); + timing.insert_ns += elapsed_ns(insert_start); + timing.insert_blocks_ns += insert_timing.blocks_ns; + timing.insert_consts_ns += insert_timing.consts_ns; }, } - Ok(()) - }, - )?; + timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; + Ok(timing) + }) + .try_reduce(IngressStreamTimingSnapshot::default, |a, b| Ok(a.merge(b)))?; if !quiet { eprintln!( "[ixon_ingress] stream ingress+insert: {:.2}s", phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() ); + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] stream detail (worker-sum): lookup {:.2}s, const_get {:.2}s, convert {:.2}s, insert {:.2}s (blocks {:.2}s, consts {:.2}s), work {} standalone/{} muts, output {} consts, missing {}", + seconds(stream.lookup_ns), + seconds(stream.const_get_ns), + seconds(stream.convert_ns), + seconds(stream.insert_ns), + seconds(stream.insert_blocks_ns), + seconds(stream.insert_consts_ns), + stream.standalone_items, + stream.muts_items, + stream.output_consts, + stream.missing_consts + ); + let cs = &stream.convert_stats; + if cs.enabled { + let cache_lookups = cs.expr_cache_hits + cs.expr_cache_misses; + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] convert cache: roots {} process {} hits {} misses {} hit {:.1}% inserts {} peak {} clears {} cleared {} shares {}", + cs.expr_roots, + cs.expr_process, + cs.expr_cache_hits, + cs.expr_cache_misses, + percent(cs.expr_cache_hits, cache_lookups), + cs.expr_cache_inserts, + cs.expr_cache_peak, + cs.expr_cache_clears, + cs.expr_cache_entries_cleared, + cs.share_expansions + ); + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] convert nodes: sort {} var {} ref {} rec {} app {} lam {} all {} let {} prj {} str {} nat {} callsites {} args {}", + cs.sort_nodes, + cs.var_nodes, + cs.ref_nodes, + cs.rec_nodes, + cs.app_nodes, + cs.lam_nodes, + cs.all_nodes, + cs.let_nodes, + cs.prj_nodes, + cs.str_nodes, + cs.nat_nodes, + cs.callsites, + cs.callsite_args + ); + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] convert metadata/univ: mdata_nodes {} mdata_kv_maps {} univ_roots {} univ_cache_hits {} univ_cache_misses {} univ_hit {:.1}% univ_cache_peak {} univ_process {} univ_interns {}", + cs.mdata_nodes, + cs.mdata_kv_maps, + cs.univ_roots, + cs.univ_cache_hits, + cs.univ_cache_misses, + percent(cs.univ_cache_hits, cs.univ_cache_hits + cs.univ_cache_misses), + cs.univ_cache_peak, + cs.univ_process, + cs.univ_interns + ); + } eprintln!( "[ixon_ingress] complete: {:.2}s ({} consts, {} blocks)", total_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), @@ -2740,6 +3307,8 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( ); } + drop_ingress_lookups(names, name_to_addr, quiet); + Ok((zenv, intern)) } @@ -3263,8 +3832,19 @@ mod tests { }; let ixon_env = IxonEnv::new(); let mut cache = ExprCache::::default(); - - let k = ingress_expr(&ixon, root, &ctx, &ixon_env, &mut cache).unwrap(); + let mut univ_cache = UnivCache::::default(); + + let mut stats = ConvertStats::default(); + let k = ingress_expr( + &ixon, + root, + &ctx, + &ixon_env, + &mut cache, + &mut univ_cache, + &mut stats, + ) + .unwrap(); let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = k.data() else { panic!("expected App, got {:?}", k.data()); }; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index 7d41db81..e88ed213 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -178,16 +178,64 @@ impl TypeChecker { } /// Type-inference cache key: (expr_hash, ctx_hash). - /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) are context-independent. Open expressions - /// depend on local types, so they must stay isolated by ctx_id even when - /// there are no let-bindings. + /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) are context-independent. For open + /// expressions, only the context suffix reachable from their loose bound + /// variables matters. The suffix length is closed over binder type/value + /// dependencies, so two equal open subterms can share an infer result across + /// different outer binders when the relevant local suffix is identical. #[inline] pub fn infer_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { - if e.lbr() == 0 { - (e.hash_key(), empty_ctx_addr()) - } else { - (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()) + (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_addr_for_lbr(e.lbr())) + } + + pub(crate) fn ctx_addr_for_lbr(&self, lbr: u64) -> Addr { + if lbr == 0 || self.ctx.is_empty() { + return empty_ctx_addr(); + } + + let n = self.ctx.len(); + let mut need = usize::try_from(lbr).unwrap_or(usize::MAX).min(n); + + loop { + let start = n - need; + let mut next_need = need; + for i in start..n { + let frame_offset = n - i; + let ty_need = usize::try_from(self.ctx[i].lbr()).unwrap_or(usize::MAX); + next_need = next_need.max(frame_offset.saturating_add(ty_need)); + if let Some(val) = &self.let_vals[i] { + let val_need = usize::try_from(val.lbr()).unwrap_or(usize::MAX); + next_need = next_need.max(frame_offset.saturating_add(val_need)); + } + } + next_need = next_need.min(n); + if next_need == need { + break; + } + need = next_need; + } + + if need == n { + return self.ctx_id.clone(); + } + + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(b"ctx.suffix"); + h.update(&(need as u64).to_le_bytes()); + for i in (n - need)..n { + match &self.let_vals[i] { + Some(val) => { + h.update(b"let"); + h.update(self.ctx[i].addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); + }, + None => { + h.update(b"local"); + h.update(self.ctx[i].addr().as_bytes()); + }, + } } + intern_addr(h.finalize()) } /// Push a local variable type (lambda/forall binding, no let-value). From 1dfafd5f760bcf49f1e4631a356183ac600a23ae Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2026 05:12:33 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 19/34] Add `ix ingress` CLI; expand kernel caches; parallel-shard env drops MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three independent improvements landed together in the staged tree: 1. New `lake exe ix ingress --path ` CLI for Lean → Ixon → KEnv ingress-only performance analysis (skips the typecheck loop). Lean side: `Ix/Cli/IngressCmd.lean`, registered in `Main.lean`. Rust side: `rs_kernel_ingress` FFI in `src/ffi/kernel.rs` (mirrors `rs_kernel_check_consts`'s read-env / compile / ingress timing breakdown; opt out of teardown via `IX_SKIP_DROPS=1`). 2. Kernel caching: - Cache FULL-mode `whnf_core` results in `KEnv::whnf_core_cache`, mirroring lean4lean's `whnfCoreCache` and lean4 C++'s `m_whnf_core`. Cheap-mode bypasses the cache (cheap-projection results aren't safe to share with full callers). - Suffix-aware `whnf_key`: switch from "closed → empty / open → ctx_id" to `ctx_addr_for_lbr(e.lbr())`, matching `infer_key`. Open-term WHNF now hits cache across outer contexts that share the relevant suffix. Soundness argument inline; new test exercises the cross-outer hit. - New `unfold_cache` wrapping `instantiate_univ_params` for delta unfolding, keyed by the `Const(id, us)` head's content hash (mirrors lean4 C++ `m_unfold`). Eliminates O(body) walks on repeated unfolds. - `IX_PERF_COUNTERS` reports the new whnf-core and unfold hit rates. 3. Faster post-ingress teardown: - Switch global allocator to `mimalloc` (`Cargo.toml`, `src/lib.rs`). glibc's per-arena lock dominates concurrent `free` past ~16 threads; mimalloc's thread-local free lists scale linearly. - Parallel-shard drop for `IxonEnv` and `KEnv`. Replace single-threaded `drop(map)` with `map.into_par_iter().for_each(drop)` so rayon work-steals across DashMap's ~128 shards. Each map is parallelised internally and dropped sequentially with respect to its siblings to keep per-map timing clean. Opt out via `IX_SEQ_IXON_DROP=1` / `IX_SEQ_KENV_DROP=1`. - End-to-end on `lake exe ix ingress Benchmarks/Compile/CompileMathlib.lean` (32 cores): drop_ixon_env 438.82s → 4.98s (88×), drop_lookups 15.58s → 0.60s (26×), kenv destructors 210.4s → 14.5s (14.5×); total ingress wall-clock 462s → 237s (1.95×). --- Cargo.lock | 19 ++++++ Cargo.toml | 1 + Ix/Cli/IngressCmd.lean | 83 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ Main.lean | 2 + src/ffi.rs | 2 +- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 128 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 128 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 132 ++++++++++++++++++++++----------------- src/ix/kernel/perf.rs | 28 +++++++++ src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 57 ++++++++++++++--- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 63 ++++++++++++++++++- src/lib.rs | 16 +++++ 12 files changed, 585 insertions(+), 74 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Ix/Cli/IngressCmd.lean diff --git a/Cargo.lock b/Cargo.lock index 2490feb3..ce8363fe 100644 --- a/Cargo.lock +++ b/Cargo.lock @@ -1819,6 +1819,7 @@ dependencies = [ "iroh-base", "itertools 0.14.0", "lean-ffi", + "mimalloc", "multi-stark", "n0-snafu", "n0-watcher", @@ -1886,6 +1887,15 @@ dependencies = [ "windows-link 0.2.1", ] +[[package]] +name = "libmimalloc-sys" +version = "0.1.47" +source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" +checksum = "2d1eacfa31c33ec25e873c136ba5669f00f9866d0688bea7be4d3f7e43067df6" +dependencies = [ + "cc", +] + [[package]] name = "litemap" version = "0.8.2" @@ -1962,6 +1972,15 @@ version = "2.8.0" source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "f8ca58f447f06ed17d5fc4043ce1b10dd205e060fb3ce5b979b8ed8e59ff3f79" +[[package]] +name = "mimalloc" +version = "0.1.50" +source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" +checksum = "b3627c4272df786b9260cabaa46aec1d59c93ede723d4c3ef646c503816b0640" +dependencies = [ + "libmimalloc-sys", +] + [[package]] name = "minimal-lexical" version = "0.2.1" diff --git a/Cargo.toml b/Cargo.toml index 0c8b380c..924b8428 100644 --- a/Cargo.toml +++ b/Cargo.toml @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ blake3 = "1.8.3" itertools = "0.14.0" indexmap = { version = "2", features = ["rayon"] } lean-ffi = { git = "https://github.com/argumentcomputer/lean-ffi", rev = "2ee6267354ce460a8dd95ae9f087cc2569a90ad6" } +mimalloc = { version = "0.1", default-features = false } multi-stark = { git = "https://github.com/argumentcomputer/multi-stark.git", rev = "a8a15ea6aa2890f9f60f32a6e0e5e66afc1535ff" } num-bigint = "0.4.6" rayon = "1" diff --git a/Ix/Cli/IngressCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/IngressCmd.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..01626ce4 --- /dev/null +++ b/Ix/Cli/IngressCmd.lean @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +/- + `ix ingress --path `: run only the Lean → Ixon → KEnv ingress + pipeline against a Lean file's environment, stopping before the kernel + typecheck loop. Mirrors `ix check` (build the file, load its env, ship + to Rust) but pipes the env through `rs_kernel_ingress` instead of + `rs_kernel_check_consts`. + + Pipeline (Rust side, `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_ingress`): + Lean env → compile_env → ixon_ingress → KEnv (stop) + + Use it like + `lake exe ix ingress --path Benchmarks/Compile/CompileMathlib.lean` + to time the ingress-only pipeline against a full Mathlib environment + without paying for the typecheck pass. Useful when profiling + `compile_env` / `ixon_ingress` regressions in isolation. + + Flags: + - `--path ` (required): file whose env should be ingressed. + + No `--ns` filter: ingress always processes the whole IxonEnv (the + filter on `ix check` only controls which constants we *assert* on; it + doesn't shrink the ingressed env, so it has no effect on this path). +-/ +module +public import Cli +public import Ix.Common +public import Ix.CompileM +public import Ix.Meta + +public section + +open System (FilePath) + +namespace Ix.Cli.IngressCmd + +/-- FFI: ingress a Lean environment through the compile + kernel-ingress + pipeline, stopping before typechecking. Returns the number of kernel + constants ingressed. + + Implemented in `src/ffi/kernel.rs::rs_kernel_ingress`. The Rust side + prints `[rs_kernel_ingress] read env / compile / ingress` timing lines + to stderr, mirroring `rs_kernel_check_consts`. -/ +@[extern "rs_kernel_ingress"] +opaque rsKernelIngressFFI : + @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO USize + +def runIngressCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do + let some path := p.flag? "path" + | p.printError "error: must specify --path" + return 1 + let pathStr := path.as! String + + -- `buildFile` also runs `lake exe cache get` if the target depends on + -- Mathlib, so a fresh checkout works without a prior `lake build`. + buildFile pathStr + let leanEnv ← getFileEnv pathStr + + let totalConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList.length + IO.println s!"Running Ix ingress on {pathStr}" + IO.println s!"Total constants in env: {totalConsts}" + + let start ← IO.monoMsNow + let kenvLen ← rsKernelIngressFFI leanEnv.constants.toList + let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start + + IO.println s!"[ingress] ingressed {kenvLen} kernel consts in {elapsed.formatMs}" + -- Machine-readable line for CI benchmark tracking, mirrors + -- `ix compile`'s `##benchmark##` shape. + IO.println s!"##ingress## {elapsed} {kenvLen} {totalConsts}" + return 0 + +end Ix.Cli.IngressCmd + +open Ix.Cli.IngressCmd in +def ingressCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| + ingress VIA runIngressCmd; + "Ingress a Lean file's env through the Ix kernel pipeline (compile + ingress only, no typecheck) for performance analysis" + + FLAGS: + path : String; "Path to file whose env should be ingressed" +] + +end diff --git a/Main.lean b/Main.lean index 2ead2316..d1091613 100644 --- a/Main.lean +++ b/Main.lean @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ --import Ix.Cli.StoreCmd import Ix.Cli.CheckCmd import Ix.Cli.CompileCmd +import Ix.Cli.IngressCmd import Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd import Ix.Cli.ServeCmd import Ix.Cli.ConnectCmd @@ -19,6 +20,7 @@ def ixCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| --storeCmd; compileCmd; checkCmd; + ingressCmd; validateCmd; serveCmd; connectCmd diff --git a/src/ffi.rs b/src/ffi.rs index 1ff5435c..1cb987fb 100644 --- a/src/ffi.rs +++ b/src/ffi.rs @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ pub mod compile; // Compilation: rs_compile_env_full, rs_compile_phases, etc. pub mod graph; // Graph/SCC: rs_build_ref_graph, rs_compute_sccs pub mod ix; // Ix types: Name, Level, Expr, ConstantInfo, Environment pub mod ixon; // Ixon types: Univ, Expr, Constant, metadata -pub mod kernel; // Kernel type-checker FFI: rs_kernel_check_consts (production); rs_kernel_roundtrip* (test-only) +pub mod kernel; // Kernel type-checker FFI: rs_kernel_check_consts, rs_kernel_ingress (production); rs_kernel_roundtrip* (test-only) pub mod primitives; // Primitives: rs_roundtrip_nat, rs_roundtrip_string, etc. #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] pub mod refcount; // Reference counting / ownership tests (test-only) diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index 07b544f2..b3163962 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -1,8 +1,10 @@ //! Kernel constant checking FFI. //! //! Exposes `rs_kernel_check_consts` (production, used by `lake exe ix check` -//! and `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`) plus a pair of test-only roundtrip -//! probes (`rs_kernel_roundtrip` / `rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile`). +//! and `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean`), `rs_kernel_ingress` (production, +//! used by `lake exe ix ingress` for ingress-only performance analysis), +//! plus a pair of test-only roundtrip probes (`rs_kernel_roundtrip` / +//! `rs_kernel_roundtrip_no_compile`). //! //! `rs_kernel_check_consts` runs the full pipeline `Lean env → Ixon compile //! → kernel ingress → typecheck` against a batch of requested constant names. @@ -264,6 +266,128 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( build_result_array(&results) } +/// FFI: ingress a Lean environment through compile + `ixon_ingress`, stopping +/// before kernel typechecking. Used by `lake exe ix ingress` for performance +/// analysis of the Lean → Ixon → KEnv pipeline in isolation. +/// +/// Lean signature: +/// ```lean +/// @[extern "rs_kernel_ingress"] +/// opaque rsKernelIngressFFI : @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → IO USize +/// ``` +/// +/// Returns the number of kernel constants ingressed. The Rust side prints a +/// per-phase timing breakdown to stderr, mirroring `rs_kernel_check_consts`'s +/// `[rs_kernel_check] read env / compile / ingress` lines (renamed to +/// `[rs_kernel_ingress] ...`). Errors during compile or ingress are reported +/// via `LeanIOResult::error_string`, matching `rs_compile_env`. +/// +/// **Always runs destructors** by default (opt out with `IX_SKIP_DROPS=1`), +/// because this is a perf-analysis tool — the `Arc` chain-drops +/// across the InternTable shards and the KEnv consts map are part of the +/// real ingress pipeline we want to measure. The reported `total:` line +/// therefore includes teardown cost. Contrast with `rs_compile_env`, which +/// defaults to leaking those allocations to keep a one-shot CLI's wall +/// clock low; here measurement beats wall-clock. +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_ingress( + env_consts: LeanList>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let total_start = Instant::now(); + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Decode inputs + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + let t0 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_ingress] read env: {:>8.1?}", t0.elapsed()); + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Compile Lean → Ixon + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + let t1 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); + // `check_originals: false` matches `rs_compile_env`'s default — the + // ingress pipeline doesn't need original-LEON cross-checks. + let compile_state = match compile_env_with_options( + &rust_env_arc, + CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, + ) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_ingress: compile failed: {e:?}" + )); + }, + }; + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_ingress] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); + + let CompileState { env: ixon_env, ungrounded: compile_ungrounded, .. } = + compile_state; + let ungrounded_count = compile_ungrounded.len(); + drop(compile_ungrounded); + drop(rust_env_arc); + if ungrounded_count > 0 { + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_ingress] {ungrounded_count} constants failed to compile (ungrounded; ignored for ingress)" + ); + } + + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Ingress Ixon → kernel + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + let t2 = Instant::now(); + let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_ingress_owned::(ixon_env) { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(msg) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_ingress: ingress failed: {msg}" + )); + }, + }; + // Move `intern` into the KEnv so they form a single owned tree, matching + // `rs_kernel_check_consts`'s post-ingress shape. Dropping kenv (which + // owns intern) gives the same drop-order as the check FFI: KEnv first + // releases its expr/univ refs into the InternTable's DashMaps, then the + // InternTable releases the underlying KExpr/KUniv values. Dropping the + // two as separate locals would invert that order on `intern`'s contents + // and (empirically) destabilises Lean's later runtime shutdown — this + // form is segfault-free. + kenv.intern = intern; + let kenv_len = kenv.len(); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_ingress] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({kenv_len} consts)", + t2.elapsed(), + ); + + // Always run destructors so the reported `total:` includes teardown + // cost — this is a perf-analysis CLI, and `Arc` chain-drops + // across the InternTable shards are part of the real ingress pipeline + // we want to measure. (Contrast with `rs_compile_env`, which intentionally + // forgets state to keep one-shot CLI wall-clock low; here measurement + // beats wall-clock.) Opt out with `IX_SKIP_DROPS=1` if you want to + // compare against the leaked-allocation baseline. + if std::env::var("IX_SKIP_DROPS").ok().as_deref() == Some("1") { + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_ingress] skipping destructors (IX_SKIP_DROPS=1)"); + std::mem::forget(kenv); + } else { + let drop_start = Instant::now(); + drop(kenv); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_ingress] destructors: {:>8.1?}", + drop_start.elapsed() + ); + } + + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_ingress] total: {:>8.1?}", total_start.elapsed()); + + // Return the kenv length to Lean so the CLI can include it in its + // `##ingress##` benchmark line. `USize` values stored inside Lean objects + // must use Lean's heap scalar representation (`lean_box_usize`), not the + // tagged-small-object representation used by `lean_box`. + LeanIOResult::ok(LeanOwned::box_usize_obj(kenv_len)) +} + // ============================================================================= // Checking runners (large-stack workers) // ============================================================================= diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index e3ebc699..b4f8854e 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -8,8 +8,10 @@ use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashSet}; use std::sync::{Arc, Condvar, LazyLock, Mutex, OnceLock}; +use std::time::Instant; use dashmap::{DashMap, DashSet}; +use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, ParallelIterator}; use crate::ix::address::Address; @@ -156,6 +158,12 @@ pub struct KEnv { pub whnf_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// WHNF cache (no delta): (expr_hash, ctx_hash)-keyed. pub whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// WHNF core cache: structural-only reduction (beta/iota/zeta/proj), + /// no native primitives, no delta. Mirrors lean4lean's `whnfCoreCache` + /// (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:19) and lean4 C++'s + /// `m_whnf_core`. Populated only when flags are FULL — cheap-projection + /// results are not safe to share with full callers. + pub whnf_core_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Infer cache: keyed by (expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. /// Populated only from full-mode `infer` (i.e. not from `with_infer_only`), /// so every cached result has passed the validation `infer_only` skips. @@ -178,6 +186,13 @@ pub struct KEnv { pub def_eq_cheap_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical ordering by hash. pub def_eq_failure: DashSet<(Addr, Addr, Addr)>, + /// Constant-instantiation cache: caches the result of + /// `instantiate_univ_params(val, us)` for each `Const(id, us)` head encountered + /// during delta unfolding. Keyed by the head expression's content hash, which + /// already content-addresses `(id, us)` (the head's address derives from id + + /// universe args). Mirrors lean4 C++ `m_unfold` cache. Cross-call sharing of + /// universe-substituted bodies eliminates O(body) walks on every unfold. + pub unfold_cache: DashMap>, /// Ingress cache: LeanExpr → KExpr conversion results. /// Keyed by (expr_hash, param_names_hash) to account for different /// level param bindings producing different KExprs from the same LeanExpr. @@ -219,6 +234,19 @@ impl Default for KEnv { /// `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1` is set. This piggybacks on `KEnv`'s natural /// teardown (e.g. at the end of `rs_kernel_check_consts`) so any harness /// that drives a check-env run picks up the totals automatically. +/// +/// Then tear down the heavy `DashMap` fields in parallel across their shards. +/// A fully-loaded `KEnv` after a mathlib-scale ingress holds millions of +/// `Arc` / `Arc` allocations across its `consts` map, +/// `intern` table, and (post type-check) WHNF/infer caches. The default +/// `drop(DashMap)` walks shards single-threaded, taking ~200s; using +/// `into_par_iter().for_each(drop)` brings that to seconds. `mem::take` +/// pulls each `DashMap` out into a local that we then parallel-drop; +/// the now-empty `Default` left in `*self` drops trivially when this +/// function returns. +/// +/// Set `IX_SEQ_KENV_DROP=1` to fall back to the old single-threaded path +/// for measurement comparisons. impl Drop for KEnv { fn drop(&mut self) { if super::perf::enabled() { @@ -227,6 +255,104 @@ impl Drop for KEnv { eprint!("{summary}"); } } + + if std::env::var_os("IX_SEQ_KENV_DROP").is_some() { + // Skip the parallel teardown — let the auto-derived field drops run + // sequentially as before. + return; + } + + let quiet = std::env::var_os("IX_QUIET").is_some(); + let total_start = Instant::now(); + + // Snapshot lengths up-front for logging before we move the maps out. + let consts_len = self.consts.len(); + let blocks_len = self.blocks.len(); + let intern_exprs_len = self.intern.exprs.len(); + let intern_univs_len = self.intern.univs.len(); + let ingress_cache_len = self.ingress_cache.len(); + let whnf_total = self.whnf_cache.len() + + self.whnf_no_delta_cache.len() + + self.whnf_core_cache.len(); + let infer_total = self.infer_cache.len() + self.infer_only_cache.len(); + // Only log when the env actually held something — empty + // create-and-immediately-drop sites in the compile/ingress pipeline + // would otherwise produce noisy `0.00s ... 0/0 ...` lines. + let nonempty = consts_len + + blocks_len + + intern_exprs_len + + intern_univs_len + + ingress_cache_len + + whnf_total + + infer_total + > 0; + + // Drop each heavy DashMap/DashSet in parallel via rayon work-stealing + // across shards. Maps are dropped sequentially with respect to each + // other so we don't fight for the global rayon pool; each one + // saturates the pool internally. + // + // Order doesn't matter for correctness — shared `Arc` content is + // refcounted, and the last decrementer destroys exactly once. + let consts_start = Instant::now(); + std::mem::take(&mut self.consts).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + let consts_ns = consts_start.elapsed(); + + let blocks_start = Instant::now(); + std::mem::take(&mut self.blocks).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + let blocks_ns = blocks_start.elapsed(); + + let intern_start = Instant::now(); + std::mem::take(&mut self.intern.univs).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.intern.exprs).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + let intern_ns = intern_start.elapsed(); + + let caches_start = Instant::now(); + std::mem::take(&mut self.whnf_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.whnf_no_delta_cache) + .into_par_iter() + .for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.whnf_core_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.infer_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.infer_only_cache) + .into_par_iter() + .for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.def_eq_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.def_eq_cheap_cache) + .into_par_iter() + .for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.def_eq_failure).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.unfold_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.ingress_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.recursor_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.rec_majors_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.block_peer_agreement_cache) + .into_par_iter() + .for_each(drop); + std::mem::take(&mut self.block_check_results) + .into_par_iter() + .for_each(drop); + let caches_ns = caches_start.elapsed(); + + if !quiet && nonempty { + eprintln!( + "[kenv_drop] {:.2}s parallel threads={} \ + (consts {:.2}s/{} blocks {:.2}s intern {:.2}s/{}+{} \ + caches {:.2}s/whnf={} infer={} ingress={})", + total_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), + rayon::current_num_threads(), + consts_ns.as_secs_f32(), + consts_len, + blocks_ns.as_secs_f32(), + intern_ns.as_secs_f32(), + intern_univs_len, + intern_exprs_len, + caches_ns.as_secs_f32(), + whnf_total, + infer_total, + ingress_cache_len, + ); + } } } @@ -245,11 +371,13 @@ impl KEnv { prims: OnceLock::new(), whnf_cache: DashMap::default(), whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap::default(), + whnf_core_cache: DashMap::default(), infer_cache: DashMap::default(), infer_only_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_cheap_cache: DashMap::default(), def_eq_failure: DashSet::default(), + unfold_cache: DashMap::default(), ingress_cache: DashMap::default(), recursor_cache: DashMap::default(), recursor_aux_order, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index ba6f7655..63007185 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ //! to avoid stack overflow on deeply nested expressions. use std::cell::Cell; +use std::hash::{BuildHasher, Hash}; use std::sync::Arc; -use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; use std::time::{Duration, Instant}; use rayon::iter::{ @@ -2847,8 +2847,46 @@ fn timed_drop_ns(value: T) -> u64 { elapsed_ns(start) } -fn parallel_ixon_drop_enabled() -> bool { - std::env::var_os("IX_PARALLEL_IXON_DROP").is_some() +/// Drop a `DashMap` in parallel across its shards. +/// +/// DashMap's `IntoParallelIterator` impl yields owned `(K, V)` pairs by +/// processing shards as the parallel unit (one rayon task per shard, +/// sequential within a shard). Default shard count is `4 * num_cpus()`, which +/// gives rayon's work-stealing plenty to distribute. +/// +/// Used by `drop_ixon_env` to tear down the five `DashMap`s holding the +/// post-ingress IxonEnv. Concurrent `Arc::drop` is safe by construction +/// (atomic refcount; the last decrementer destroys exactly once), and none +/// of the value types have custom `Drop` impls — so this is a pure +/// parallelisation of the existing teardown. +fn timed_drop_dashmap_par(map: DashMap) -> u64 +where + K: Eq + Hash + Send, + V: Send, + S: BuildHasher + Clone + Send, +{ + let start = Instant::now(); + map.into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + elapsed_ns(start) +} + +/// Drop an `FxHashMap` (= `std::HashMap` with FxHasher) in parallel. +/// +/// `std::HashMap` only exposes a sequential `into_iter()`, so we drain into +/// a `Vec<(K, V)>` first (a cheap O(n) sequential pass that just moves owned +/// pairs) and then `into_par_iter().for_each(drop)` on the Vec, letting +/// rayon distribute the actual destructor work. +fn timed_drop_fxmap_par(map: FxHashMap) -> u64 { + let start = Instant::now(); + let entries: Vec<(K, V)> = map.into_iter().collect(); + entries.into_par_iter().for_each(drop); + elapsed_ns(start) +} + +/// Opt-out for the parallel drop path: set `IX_SEQ_IXON_DROP=1` to fall back +/// to single-threaded `drop` for measurement comparisons. +fn seq_ixon_drop_enabled() -> bool { + std::env::var_os("IX_SEQ_IXON_DROP").is_some() } fn ingress_convert_stats_enabled() -> bool { @@ -2863,39 +2901,32 @@ fn drop_ingress_lookups( let total_start = Instant::now(); let names_len = names.len(); let name_to_addr_len = name_to_addr.len(); - let parallel = parallel_ixon_drop_enabled(); - - let timing = if parallel { - let names_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); - let name_to_addr_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); - - rayon::scope(|s| { - s.spawn(|_| { - names_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(names), Ordering::Relaxed); - }); - s.spawn(|_| { - name_to_addr_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(name_to_addr), Ordering::Relaxed); - }); - }); + let sequential = seq_ixon_drop_enabled(); + // Drop the two lookup tables in series; each one fully utilises the rayon + // pool internally via `timed_drop_fxmap_par`. Running them in parallel via + // `rayon::scope` would just fight for the same global thread pool and + // entangle per-map timings. + let timing = if sequential { LookupDropTiming { - names_ns: names_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), - name_to_addr_ns: name_to_addr_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), + names_ns: timed_drop_ns(names), + name_to_addr_ns: timed_drop_ns(name_to_addr), } } else { LookupDropTiming { - names_ns: timed_drop_ns(names), - name_to_addr_ns: timed_drop_ns(name_to_addr), + names_ns: timed_drop_fxmap_par(names), + name_to_addr_ns: timed_drop_fxmap_par(name_to_addr), } }; let total_ns = elapsed_ns(total_start); if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[ixon_ingress] drop lookups: {:.2}s {} \ + "[ixon_ingress] drop lookups: {:.2}s {} threads={} \ (names {:.2}s/{} name_to_addr {:.2}s/{})", seconds(total_ns), - if parallel { "parallel" } else { "sequential" }, + if sequential { "sequential" } else { "parallel" }, + rayon::current_num_threads(), seconds(timing.names_ns), names_len, seconds(timing.name_to_addr_ns), @@ -2984,40 +3015,14 @@ fn drop_ixon_env(ixon_env: IxonEnv, quiet: bool) { let blobs_len = blobs.len(); let comms_len = comms.len(); - let parallel = parallel_ixon_drop_enabled(); - let timing = if parallel { - let consts_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); - let named_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); - let names_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); - let blobs_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); - let comms_ns = AtomicU64::new(0); - - rayon::scope(|s| { - s.spawn(|_| { - consts_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(consts), Ordering::Relaxed); - }); - s.spawn(|_| { - named_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(named), Ordering::Relaxed); - }); - s.spawn(|_| { - names_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(names), Ordering::Relaxed); - }); - s.spawn(|_| { - blobs_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(blobs), Ordering::Relaxed); - }); - s.spawn(|_| { - comms_ns.store(timed_drop_ns(comms), Ordering::Relaxed); - }); - }); - - IxonDropTiming { - consts_ns: consts_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), - named_ns: named_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), - names_ns: names_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), - blobs_ns: blobs_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), - comms_ns: comms_ns.load(Ordering::Relaxed), - } - } else { + // Drop each map sequentially, but parallelise across each map's shards via + // `timed_drop_dashmap_par`. The previous `rayon::scope` 5-task fan-out only + // achieved map-level parallelism — wall-clock was bounded by `consts`, + // which is single-threaded internally and dominates the total. Doing one + // map at a time, fully parallel within, gives clean per-map timing and + // saturates the rayon pool on the work that actually matters. + let sequential = seq_ixon_drop_enabled(); + let timing = if sequential { IxonDropTiming { consts_ns: timed_drop_ns(consts), named_ns: timed_drop_ns(named), @@ -3025,15 +3030,24 @@ fn drop_ixon_env(ixon_env: IxonEnv, quiet: bool) { blobs_ns: timed_drop_ns(blobs), comms_ns: timed_drop_ns(comms), } + } else { + IxonDropTiming { + consts_ns: timed_drop_dashmap_par(consts), + named_ns: timed_drop_dashmap_par(named), + names_ns: timed_drop_dashmap_par(names), + blobs_ns: timed_drop_dashmap_par(blobs), + comms_ns: timed_drop_dashmap_par(comms), + } }; let total_ns = elapsed_ns(total_start); if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[ixon_ingress] drop ixon_env: {:.2}s {} \ + "[ixon_ingress] drop ixon_env: {:.2}s {} threads={} \ (consts {:.2}s/{} named {:.2}s/{} names {:.2}s/{} blobs {:.2}s/{} comms {:.2}s/{})", seconds(total_ns), - if parallel { "parallel" } else { "sequential" }, + if sequential { "sequential" } else { "parallel" }, + rayon::current_num_threads(), seconds(timing.consts_ns), consts_len, seconds(timing.named_ns), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs index 4f5410a2..1af010e8 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs @@ -49,6 +49,8 @@ pub struct PerfCounters { pub whnf_cache_misses: AtomicU64, pub whnf_no_delta_cache_hits: AtomicU64, pub whnf_no_delta_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + pub whnf_core_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub whnf_core_cache_misses: AtomicU64, // -- Infer caches -- pub infer_cache_hits: AtomicU64, @@ -62,6 +64,10 @@ pub struct PerfCounters { pub def_eq_failure_hits: AtomicU64, pub def_eq_failure_inserts: AtomicU64, + // -- Unfold cache (constant body instantiation) -- + pub unfold_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub unfold_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + // -- Recursive fuel -- /// Running max of fuel actually consumed by any single constant check. pub peak_rec_fuel_used: AtomicU64, @@ -102,6 +108,14 @@ impl PerfCounters { bump(&self.whnf_no_delta_cache_misses); } + pub fn record_whnf_core_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.whnf_core_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_whnf_core_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.whnf_core_cache_misses); + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Infer caches // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -142,6 +156,18 @@ impl PerfCounters { bump(&self.def_eq_failure_inserts); } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Unfold cache + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + pub fn record_unfold_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.unfold_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_unfold_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.unfold_cache_misses); + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Recursive fuel // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -193,9 +219,11 @@ impl PerfCounters { writeln!(out, "[ix-perf] cache hit rates:")?; write_rate(out, " whnf_cache ", &self.whnf_cache_hits, &self.whnf_cache_misses)?; write_rate(out, " whnf_no_delta ", &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_hits, &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_misses)?; + write_rate(out, " whnf_core ", &self.whnf_core_cache_hits, &self.whnf_core_cache_misses)?; write_rate(out, " infer_cache ", &self.infer_cache_hits, &self.infer_cache_misses)?; write_rate(out, " infer_only_cache ", &self.infer_only_cache_hits, &self.infer_only_cache_misses)?; write_rate(out, " def_eq_cache ", &self.def_eq_cache_hits, &self.def_eq_cache_misses)?; + write_rate(out, " unfold_cache ", &self.unfold_cache_hits, &self.unfold_cache_misses)?; let fail_hits = self.def_eq_failure_hits.load(Ordering::Relaxed); let fail_inserts = self.def_eq_failure_inserts.load(Ordering::Relaxed); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index e88ed213..8539160b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -163,18 +163,27 @@ impl TypeChecker { } /// WHNF cache key: (expr_hash, ctx_hash). - /// Closed expressions (lbr == 0) use the empty context hash since they - /// can't reference bindings. Open expressions use ctx_id to distinguish - /// contexts: WHNF itself is syntactic for most open terms, but reduction can - /// call infer through K/structure iota and projection paths, and infer of a - /// loose variable depends on the local binder types. + /// + /// Uses the same suffix-aware key shape as [`infer_key`]: closed expressions + /// (lbr == 0) collapse to the empty context hash, and open expressions use + /// `ctx_addr_for_lbr(e.lbr())` to capture only the context suffix reachable + /// from the term's loose bound variables. + /// + /// Soundness: WHNF only consults the local context in three places, and + /// each is bounded by `e.lbr()`: + /// (1) let-zeta: `Var(i)` reduction looks up `let_vals[level]` for `i < e.lbr` + /// — frames `≥ depth - e.lbr` are covered by the suffix and `ctx_addr_for_lbr` + /// transitively closes over their types and values; + /// (2) recursive `infer` from `try_struct_eta_iota` / `synth_ctor_when_k` / + /// `try_proof_irrel` — those callees use their argument's own lbr, which + /// is `≤ e.lbr`, so the WHNF suffix dominates; + /// (3) native reduction body unfold — closed body, no context dependence. + /// + /// Sharing two distinct outer contexts that share a relevant suffix is the + /// payoff: the same WHNF subterm can hit cache across them. #[inline] pub fn whnf_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { - if e.lbr() == 0 { - (e.hash_key(), empty_ctx_addr()) - } else { - (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_id.clone()) - } + (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_addr_for_lbr(e.lbr())) } /// Type-inference cache key: (expr_hash, ctx_hash). @@ -836,6 +845,34 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(ctx, empty_ctx_addr()); } + #[test] + fn whnf_key_uses_suffix_across_different_outer_ctx() { + // The suffix-aware key should let an open subterm hit cache across + // different OUTER contexts when only the inner suffix matters. + // + // Both checkers push the same innermost local frame after a different + // outer frame. A `var(0)` with lbr=1 should key only by the inner + // suffix, so the two `whnf_key`s should match even though the outer + // contexts (and hence ctx_ids) differ. + let mut tc1 = new_tc(); + tc1.push_local(sort0()); // outer A + tc1.push_local(sort1()); // inner X + + let mut tc2 = new_tc(); + tc2.push_local(sort1()); // outer B (different from A) + tc2.push_local(sort1()); // inner X (same as tc1's inner) + + // ctx_ids differ (different outer frames). + assert_ne!(tc1.ctx_id, tc2.ctx_id); + + let e = var(0); // lbr = 1, depends only on innermost frame + let (h1, ctx1) = tc1.whnf_key(&e); + let (h2, ctx2) = tc2.whnf_key(&e); + assert_eq!(h1, h2); + assert_eq!(ctx1, ctx2, "suffix-aware key should match across different outers"); + assert_ne!(ctx1, empty_ctx_addr()); + } + // ---- infer_key ---- #[test] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index a3f95173..de69b3e5 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -348,10 +348,38 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// [`whnf_core_for_def_eq`]. Recursive sub-reductions and `try_iota` /// propagate the same flags so a def-eq structural pass does not /// accidentally unfold projected values. + /// + /// FULL-mode results are cached in [`KEnv::whnf_core_cache`], mirroring + /// lean4lean's `whnfCoreCache` (TypeChecker.lean:19) and lean4 C++'s + /// `m_whnf_core`. Cheap-mode results are NOT cached — projection values + /// reduce structurally instead of through full WHNF, so cheap output is + /// not safe to share with full callers. fn whnf_core_with_flags( &mut self, e: &KExpr, flags: WhnfFlags, + ) -> Result, TcError> { + if flags.is_full() { + let key = self.whnf_key(e); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_miss(); + let result = self.whnf_core_with_flags_uncached(e, flags)?; + self.env.whnf_core_cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + Ok(result) + } else { + self.whnf_core_with_flags_uncached(e, flags) + } + } + + /// Inner loop for [`whnf_core_with_flags`]. Does not consult or update + /// `whnf_core_cache`; the caller wraps it for FULL mode. + fn whnf_core_with_flags_uncached( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + flags: WhnfFlags, ) -> Result, TcError> { let mut cur = e.clone(); let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; @@ -621,7 +649,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.dump_delta_trace(id, 0, e); let val = val.clone(); let us: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); - return Ok(Some(self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us)?)); + return Ok(Some(self.unfold_const_value(e, &val, &us)?)); } Ok(None) } @@ -651,7 +679,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; let us: Vec<_> = us.to_vec(); - let val = self.instantiate_univ_params(&val, &us)?; + let val = self.unfold_const_value(&head, &val, &us)?; let mut result = val; for arg in &args { @@ -661,6 +689,37 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(Some(result)) } + /// Cache wrapper around `instantiate_univ_params` for delta unfolding. + /// + /// `head_expr` is the `Const(id, us)` head whose body we are unfolding; + /// its content hash already encodes `(id, us)`, so we use it directly + /// as the cache key. The cached value is the universe-instantiated body + /// returned by `instantiate_univ_params(val, us)`. + /// + /// Soundness: `instantiate_univ_params` is a pure function of `(val, us)` + /// — it only walks the term and substitutes universe params, touching + /// neither `tc.ctx` nor any thread-local mutable state. Two distinct + /// `(id, us)` pairs always produce distinct head hashes (KExpr interning + /// is by content), so cache hits are content-correct. + /// + /// Mirrors the lean4 C++ kernel `m_unfold` cache in `type_checker.cpp`. + fn unfold_const_value( + &mut self, + head_expr: &KExpr, + val: &KExpr, + us: &[KUniv], + ) -> Result, TcError> { + let key = head_expr.hash_key(); + if let Some(cached) = self.env.unfold_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_unfold_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + self.env.perf.record_unfold_miss(); + let result = self.instantiate_univ_params(val, us)?; + self.env.unfold_cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + Ok(result) + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Iota reduction // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/src/lib.rs b/src/lib.rs index 49a42a16..1482ceac 100644 --- a/src/lib.rs +++ b/src/lib.rs @@ -2,6 +2,22 @@ #![allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] #![allow(clippy::unnecessary_wraps)] +// Use mimalloc as the global allocator for Rust-side allocations. +// +// Dropping the post-ingress IxonEnv is dominated by freeing millions of nested +// `Arc` / `Arc` trees concurrently across rayon workers. glibc +// malloc serializes freelist updates per-arena and scales poorly past ~16 +// threads on free-heavy workloads; mimalloc has fully thread-local free lists +// and consistently outperforms glibc by 1.5–2× on this kind of teardown. +// +// `ix_rs` is `crate-type = ["staticlib"]` linked into Lean. This declaration +// only governs Rust-side allocations (DashMap, Arc, Vec, etc.); Lean's runtime +// continues to manage its own heap, and the FFI boundary routes Lean-owned +// objects through `lean-ffi`, so there is no allocator-mismatch risk on +// cross-boundary frees. +#[global_allocator] +static GLOBAL: mimalloc::MiMalloc = mimalloc::MiMalloc; + #[allow(unused_extern_crates)] #[cfg(test)] extern crate quickcheck; From 4b2409d3c505fcac1b6d1917be100fac2ffa463e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:13:21 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 20/34] Speed up ixon_ingress: hash-first interning + 2048-shard intern table MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit End-to-end on CompileMathlib (707k consts, 32 workers) the parallel ingress convert step drops from ~4452s worker-sum / 140s wall to ~747s worker-sum / 24s wall — a 42% wall-time reduction on stream ingress and 17% on total ingress (incl. drops). The original Mathlib profile pointed at `convert` (99% of worker-sum inside ingress) but didn't break it down. Adding fine-grained ConvertStats timing surfaced two real hotspots: (a) ~45% of convert was KExpr construction (blake3 hash + intern_addr + Arc alloc), of which ~62% was wasted because the intern table already had the same canonical value; (b) ~38% was DashMap-shard contention in InternTable under 32-way concurrency. Fixing both — without changing any content-hash semantics or public APIs — is what this commit does. - ConvertStats gains per-stage *_ns/_calls fields gated on IX_INGRESS_CONVERT_STATS=1: resolve_kvmap_ns, arena_walk_ns, intern_expr_ns/_calls/_get_hits, intern_univ_*, expr_cache lookup/ insert ns, get_blob_*, kexpr_construct_*, plus whole-arm process_arm_ns and continuation_arms_ns wrappers (~97% coverage of convert). All wraps short-circuit on `if !stats.enabled` so prod runs pay nothing. Adds a top-level "convert timing (worker-sum)" print line in ixon_ingress_inner for quick diagnosis. - Hash-first interning. Each KExpr::*_mdata constructor splits into KExpr::*_hash (compute the blake3 content hash from inputs without allocating) + KExpr::*_mdata_with_addr (build given a precomputed canonical Addr, skipping intern_addr) + KExpr::*_mdata (now a thin wrapper that does hash + intern_addr + with_addr). New timed_intern_or_build helper threads the dance: precompute hash, try_get_expr; on hit return the existing canonical Arc, on miss intern_addr + build + intern_expr. All 13 hot-path constructor call sites in ingress_expr / ingress_univ go through it. Cuts kexpr_construct_calls 313M → 127M (-59%, matches the 60% intern hit rate) — that's ~186M Arc allocations + matching drops we no longer perform. - InternTable::univs/exprs and ADDR_INTERN now use DashMap::with_shard_amount(2048) instead of the default 4*num_cpus()=128 on a 32-thread box. At 32 workers the per-op shard-collision rate drops from ~25% to ~1.5% with negligible memory overhead (~32 KB extra for shard headers). Tested 1024, 2048, 4096 in clean runs: 2048 is the sweet spot; 4096 measurably regresses from cache effects on the larger shard array. InternTable::intern_univ/intern_expr and intern_addr also get a get-first-then-entry pattern so steady-state hits avoid the write-side lock entirely; new try_get_expr/try_get_univ helpers expose the read-fast-path for callers that want hit/miss stats. --- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 63 ++++- src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 332 ++++++++++++++++++++------ src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 486 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----- 3 files changed, 747 insertions(+), 134 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index b4f8854e..f0bb4c2a 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -44,18 +44,39 @@ pub type Addr = Arc; /// lifetime of the process. A typical kernel-check-env run holds a few /// million distinct hashes, so on the order of 10s of MB; trivially /// dominated by the constants table itself. +/// +/// Shard count is set to [`INTERN_SHARDS`] — much higher than DashMap's +/// default (`4 * num_cpus()`) — so 32 concurrent ingress workers don't +/// collide on the same shard's write lock. Empirically this is most of +/// the `intern_expr_ns` cost on Mathlib. static ADDR_INTERN: LazyLock> = - LazyLock::new(DashMap::default); + LazyLock::new(|| DashMap::with_shard_amount(INTERN_SHARDS)); + +/// Number of shards used by [`ADDR_INTERN`] and the [`InternTable`] maps. +/// +/// DashMap's default is `4 * num_cpus()`; on a 32-thread box that's 128. +/// With 32 rayon workers all interning concurrently, ~25% of operations +/// collide on a shard, which under `parking_lot::RwLock` serializes +/// readers behind any pending writer. Bumping the shard count cuts the +/// collision probability with negligible memory overhead (~32 KB extra +/// for the shard headers at 2048). +const INTERN_SHARDS: usize = 2048; /// Return the canonical [`Addr`] for `hash`. After this returns, every /// caller that interns the same content gets the same `Arc` allocation — /// `Arc::ptr_eq` between any two interned addresses is iff their hashes /// are equal. /// -/// Atomic via `DashMap::entry`; safe under parallel ingress and -/// type-checking. +/// Get-first-then-entry: most calls are hits (the address space saturates +/// quickly during ingress), so we take the read-locked fast path before +/// falling back to the write-locked `entry` path on a miss. Behaviour is +/// identical to a plain `entry().or_insert_with(...)` — the slow path +/// still races safely if two threads insert concurrently. #[inline] pub fn intern_addr(hash: blake3::Hash) -> Addr { + if let Some(existing) = ADDR_INTERN.get(&hash) { + return existing.value().clone(); + } ADDR_INTERN.entry(hash).or_insert_with(|| Arc::new(hash)).value().clone() } @@ -77,20 +98,50 @@ impl Default for InternTable { impl InternTable { pub fn new() -> Self { - InternTable { univs: DashMap::default(), exprs: DashMap::default() } + InternTable { + univs: DashMap::with_shard_amount(INTERN_SHARDS), + exprs: DashMap::with_shard_amount(INTERN_SHARDS), + } + } + + /// Read-only fast path: return the canonical interned universe for `hash` + /// if already present, without taking a shard write lock. Used by + /// instrumented callers that want to record hit/miss separately; plain + /// callers should use `intern_univ`. + #[inline] + pub fn try_get_univ(&self, hash: &blake3::Hash) -> Option> { + self.univs.get(hash).map(|r| r.value().clone()) + } + + /// Read-only fast path counterpart of `try_get_univ` for expressions. + #[inline] + pub fn try_get_expr(&self, hash: &blake3::Hash) -> Option> { + self.exprs.get(hash).map(|r| r.value().clone()) } /// Intern a universe: if one with the same hash exists, return the /// existing Arc (ensuring pointer uniqueness). Otherwise insert and return. - /// Atomic via DashMap entry — safe for concurrent access. + /// + /// Get-first-then-entry: hash-cons tables saturate quickly, so most calls + /// are hits and we want them to take only the per-shard read lock. The + /// slow path falls back to `entry().or_insert(...)`, which still races + /// safely if two threads insert concurrently — the second-arriving thread + /// gets back the first's value. pub fn intern_univ(&self, u: KUniv) -> KUniv { let key = **u.addr(); + if let Some(existing) = self.univs.get(&key) { + return existing.value().clone(); + } self.univs.entry(key).or_insert(u).value().clone() } - /// Intern an expression: same pointer-uniqueness guarantee as `intern_univ`. + /// Intern an expression: same pointer-uniqueness guarantee as `intern_univ`, + /// same get-first-then-entry contention strategy. pub fn intern_expr(&self, e: KExpr) -> KExpr { let key = **e.addr(); + if let Some(existing) = self.exprs.get(&key) { + return existing.value().clone(); + } self.exprs.entry(key).or_insert(e).value().clone() } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs index 029d54c9..ad884bd3 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -159,23 +159,47 @@ fn mk_info( ExprInfo { addr, lbr, count_0, mdata } } +// ============================================================================= +// Hash-first interning: each `*_mdata` constructor is split into a +// hash-only function (no allocation) and a `*_mdata_with_addr` builder +// that takes a precomputed canonical [`Addr`]. The plain `*_mdata` form is +// kept as a convenience wrapper for callers that don't pre-check the +// intern table. +// +// Hot-path callers in `ingress.rs` use the split form so they can ask +// `InternTable::try_get_expr(&hash)` *before* paying the +// blake3-hash + `intern_addr` + `Arc` allocation cost — a +// significant win because >60% of constructed values are immediately +// discarded for an existing canonical Arc on the intern table. +// ============================================================================= + impl KExpr { pub fn var(idx: u64, name: M::MField) -> Self { Self::var_mdata(idx, name, no_mdata::()) } - pub fn var_mdata( + /// Compute the content hash for [`KExpr::var_mdata`] without allocating. + pub fn var_hash( idx: u64, - name: M::MField, - mdata: M::MField>, - ) -> Self { + name: &M::MField, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EVAR]); h.update(&idx.to_le_bytes()); name.meta_hash(&mut h); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn var_mdata_with_addr( + idx: u64, + name: M::MField, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { let info = mk_info::( - intern_addr(h.finalize()), + addr, idx + 1, if idx == 0 { 1 } else { 0 }, mdata, @@ -183,30 +207,52 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::Var(idx, name, info)) } + pub fn var_mdata( + idx: u64, + name: M::MField, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let addr = intern_addr(Self::var_hash(idx, &name, &mdata)); + Self::var_mdata_with_addr(idx, name, mdata, addr) + } + pub fn sort(u: KUniv) -> Self { Self::sort_mdata(u, no_mdata::()) } - pub fn sort_mdata(u: KUniv, mdata: M::MField>) -> Self { + pub fn sort_hash( + u: &KUniv, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ESORT]); h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); - KExpr::new(ExprData::Sort( - u, - mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), - )) + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn sort_mdata_with_addr( + u: KUniv, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { + KExpr::new(ExprData::Sort(u, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) + } + + pub fn sort_mdata(u: KUniv, mdata: M::MField>) -> Self { + let addr = intern_addr(Self::sort_hash(&u, &mdata)); + Self::sort_mdata_with_addr(u, mdata, addr) } pub fn cnst(id: KId, univs: Box<[KUniv]>) -> Self { Self::cnst_mdata(id, univs, no_mdata::()) } - pub fn cnst_mdata( - id: KId, - univs: Box<[KUniv]>, - mdata: M::MField>, - ) -> Self { + pub fn cnst_hash( + id: &KId, + univs: &[KUniv], + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EREF]); h.update(id.addr.as_bytes()); @@ -215,29 +261,52 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); } mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); - KExpr::new(ExprData::Const( - id, - univs, - mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), - )) + h.finalize() } - pub fn app(f: KExpr, a: KExpr) -> Self { - Self::app_mdata(f, a, no_mdata::()) + pub fn cnst_mdata_with_addr( + id: KId, + univs: Box<[KUniv]>, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { + KExpr::new(ExprData::Const(id, univs, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) } - pub fn app_mdata( - f: KExpr, - a: KExpr, + pub fn cnst_mdata( + id: KId, + univs: Box<[KUniv]>, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { + let addr = intern_addr(Self::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata)); + Self::cnst_mdata_with_addr(id, univs, mdata, addr) + } + + pub fn app(f: KExpr, a: KExpr) -> Self { + Self::app_mdata(f, a, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn app_hash( + f: &KExpr, + a: &KExpr, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EAPP]); h.update(f.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn app_mdata_with_addr( + f: KExpr, + a: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { let info = mk_info::( - intern_addr(h.finalize()), + addr, f.lbr().max(a.lbr()), f.count_0() + a.count_0(), mdata, @@ -245,6 +314,15 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::App(f, a, info)) } + pub fn app_mdata( + f: KExpr, + a: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let addr = intern_addr(Self::app_hash(&f, &a, &mdata)); + Self::app_mdata_with_addr(f, a, mdata, addr) + } + pub fn lam( name: M::MField, bi: M::MField, @@ -254,13 +332,13 @@ impl KExpr { Self::lam_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, no_mdata::()) } - pub fn lam_mdata( - name: M::MField, - bi: M::MField, - ty: KExpr, - body: KExpr, - mdata: M::MField>, - ) -> Self { + pub fn lam_hash( + name: &M::MField, + bi: &M::MField, + ty: &KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ELAM]); name.meta_hash(&mut h); @@ -268,8 +346,19 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn lam_mdata_with_addr( + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { let info = mk_info::( - intern_addr(h.finalize()), + addr, ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0(), mdata, @@ -277,22 +366,33 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, info)) } - pub fn all( + pub fn lam_mdata( name: M::MField, bi: M::MField, ty: KExpr, body: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - Self::all_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, no_mdata::()) + let addr = intern_addr(Self::lam_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata)); + Self::lam_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr) } - pub fn all_mdata( + pub fn all( name: M::MField, bi: M::MField, ty: KExpr, body: KExpr, - mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { + Self::all_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn all_hash( + name: &M::MField, + bi: &M::MField, + ty: &KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EALL]); name.meta_hash(&mut h); @@ -300,8 +400,19 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn all_mdata_with_addr( + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { let info = mk_info::( - intern_addr(h.finalize()), + addr, ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0(), mdata, @@ -309,24 +420,35 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, info)) } - pub fn let_( + pub fn all_mdata( name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, ty: KExpr, - val: KExpr, body: KExpr, - non_dep: bool, + mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - Self::let_mdata(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, no_mdata::()) + let addr = intern_addr(Self::all_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata)); + Self::all_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr) } - pub fn let_mdata( + pub fn let_( name: M::MField, ty: KExpr, val: KExpr, body: KExpr, non_dep: bool, - mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { + Self::let_mdata(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn let_hash( + name: &M::MField, + ty: &KExpr, + val: &KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + non_dep: bool, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ELET]); name.meta_hash(&mut h); @@ -335,8 +457,20 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(&[non_dep as u8]); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn let_mdata_with_addr( + name: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + val: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + non_dep: bool, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { let info = mk_info::( - intern_addr(h.finalize()), + addr, ty.lbr().max(val.lbr()).max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0() + val.count_0(), mdata, @@ -344,16 +478,29 @@ impl KExpr { KExpr::new(ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, info)) } + pub fn let_mdata( + name: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + val: KExpr, + body: KExpr, + non_dep: bool, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let addr = + intern_addr(Self::let_hash(&name, &ty, &val, &body, non_dep, &mdata)); + Self::let_mdata_with_addr(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, mdata, addr) + } + pub fn prj(id: KId, field: u64, val: KExpr) -> Self { Self::prj_mdata(id, field, val, no_mdata::()) } - pub fn prj_mdata( - id: KId, + pub fn prj_hash( + id: &KId, field: u64, - val: KExpr, - mdata: M::MField>, - ) -> Self { + val: &KExpr, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EPRJ]); h.update(id.addr.as_bytes()); @@ -361,33 +508,85 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(&field.to_le_bytes()); h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); - let info = - mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), val.lbr(), val.count_0(), mdata); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn prj_mdata_with_addr( + id: KId, + field: u64, + val: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { + let info = mk_info::(addr, val.lbr(), val.count_0(), mdata); KExpr::new(ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, info)) } + pub fn prj_mdata( + id: KId, + field: u64, + val: KExpr, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let addr = intern_addr(Self::prj_hash(&id, field, &val, &mdata)); + Self::prj_mdata_with_addr(id, field, val, mdata, addr) + } + pub fn nat(val: Nat, blob_addr: Address) -> Self { Self::nat_mdata(val, blob_addr, no_mdata::()) } + pub fn nat_hash( + blob_addr: &Address, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[ENAT]); + h.update(blob_addr.as_bytes()); + mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn nat_mdata_with_addr( + val: Nat, + blob_addr: Address, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { + KExpr::new(ExprData::Nat(val, blob_addr, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) + } + pub fn nat_mdata( val: Nat, blob_addr: Address, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { + let addr = intern_addr(Self::nat_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata)); + Self::nat_mdata_with_addr(val, blob_addr, mdata, addr) + } + + pub fn str(val: String, blob_addr: Address) -> Self { + Self::str_mdata(val, blob_addr, no_mdata::()) + } + + pub fn str_hash( + blob_addr: &Address, + mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); - h.update(&[ENAT]); + h.update(&[ESTR]); h.update(blob_addr.as_bytes()); mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); - KExpr::new(ExprData::Nat( - val, - blob_addr, - mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), - )) + h.finalize() } - pub fn str(val: String, blob_addr: Address) -> Self { - Self::str_mdata(val, blob_addr, no_mdata::()) + pub fn str_mdata_with_addr( + val: String, + blob_addr: Address, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { + KExpr::new(ExprData::Str(val, blob_addr, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) } pub fn str_mdata( @@ -395,15 +594,8 @@ impl KExpr { blob_addr: Address, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); - h.update(&[ESTR]); - h.update(blob_addr.as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); - KExpr::new(ExprData::Str( - val, - blob_addr, - mk_info::(intern_addr(h.finalize()), 0, 0, mdata), - )) + let addr = intern_addr(Self::str_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata)); + Self::str_mdata_with_addr(val, blob_addr, mdata, addr) } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 63007185..c01cadf3 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -101,6 +101,65 @@ struct ConvertStats { prj_nodes: u64, str_nodes: u64, nat_nodes: u64, + // ---- Phase-1 timing breakdown (ns), gated by IX_INGRESS_CONVERT_STATS ---- + /// Time spent in the `for kvm in mdata { resolve_kvmap(...) }` loop in + /// `ingress_expr`. Aggregates blob fetches, name lookups, and (for + /// OfSyntax) recursive `deser_syntax` work. + resolve_kvmap_ns: u64, + /// Number of `resolve_kvmap` calls (bumped by `mdata.len()` per Mdata + /// arena node, matching `mdata_kv_maps`). + resolve_kvmap_calls: u64, + /// Time spent walking the `ExprMetaData::Mdata` arena chain (the whole + /// `while let Some(Mdata)` loop including `resolve_kvmap`). + arena_walk_ns: u64, + /// Time spent inside `intern_expr` (sum of fast-path get + slow-path + /// entry). + intern_expr_ns: u64, + /// Number of `intern_expr` calls. + intern_expr_calls: u64, + /// Of those calls, how many were satisfied by the read-locked fast path + /// (vs. falling through to the write-locked entry path). + intern_expr_get_hits: u64, + /// Time spent inside `intern_univ`. + intern_univ_ns: u64, + /// Number of `intern_univ` calls. + intern_univ_calls: u64, + /// Of those, fast-path hits. + intern_univ_get_hits: u64, + /// Time spent on `cache.get(&cache_key)` lookups in `ingress_expr`. + expr_cache_lookup_ns: u64, + /// Time spent on `cache.insert(...)` for `ExprFrame::Cache`. + expr_cache_insert_ns: u64, + /// Time spent in `ixon_env.get_blob` calls from the `Str`/`Nat` arms of + /// `ingress_expr` (does NOT include `resolve_kvmap`'s blob fetches — + /// those live inside `resolve_kvmap_ns`). + get_blob_ns: u64, + /// Number of those `get_blob` calls. + get_blob_calls: u64, + /// Total time spent inside the `ExprFrame::Process` arm body — covers + /// share expansion, cache check, arena walk, `resolve_kvmap`, the + /// per-variant match arms (KExpr constructor calls, stack pushes for + /// continuations), and `intern_expr` invocations from this arm. + /// Subtracting the inner timed sub-stages from this gives the cost of + /// "everything else": KExpr construction, match dispatch, frame + /// allocation, Arc clones, and minor lookups. + process_arm_ns: u64, + /// Total time spent inside continuation arms (`AppDone`, `LamDone`, + /// `AllDone`, `LetDone`, `PrjDone`, `LetVal`, `BinderPush`, `BinderPop`, + /// `AppArg`, `LamBody`, `AllBody`, `LetBody`, `Cache`). These build a + /// new KExpr from already-converted children and then call + /// `intern_expr`. Subtracting `intern_expr_ns` (continuation share) and + /// `expr_cache_insert_ns` (Cache arm) from this gives the cost of the + /// continuation-side KExpr construction + frame manipulation. + continuation_arms_ns: u64, + /// Time spent constructing KExprs at all 13 call sites in + /// `ingress_expr` — covers blake3 hashing, `intern_addr`, and the outer + /// `Arc` allocation. Excludes the subsequent `intern_expr` + /// call (separately timed). Bumped by every `KExpr::*_mdata` / + /// `KExpr::*` constructor we wrap. + kexpr_construct_ns: u64, + /// Number of timed KExpr constructor calls. + kexpr_construct_calls: u64, } impl ConvertStats { @@ -141,6 +200,23 @@ impl ConvertStats { self.prj_nodes += other.prj_nodes; self.str_nodes += other.str_nodes; self.nat_nodes += other.nat_nodes; + self.resolve_kvmap_ns += other.resolve_kvmap_ns; + self.resolve_kvmap_calls += other.resolve_kvmap_calls; + self.arena_walk_ns += other.arena_walk_ns; + self.intern_expr_ns += other.intern_expr_ns; + self.intern_expr_calls += other.intern_expr_calls; + self.intern_expr_get_hits += other.intern_expr_get_hits; + self.intern_univ_ns += other.intern_univ_ns; + self.intern_univ_calls += other.intern_univ_calls; + self.intern_univ_get_hits += other.intern_univ_get_hits; + self.expr_cache_lookup_ns += other.expr_cache_lookup_ns; + self.expr_cache_insert_ns += other.expr_cache_insert_ns; + self.get_blob_ns += other.get_blob_ns; + self.get_blob_calls += other.get_blob_calls; + self.process_arm_ns += other.process_arm_ns; + self.continuation_arms_ns += other.continuation_arms_ns; + self.kexpr_construct_ns += other.kexpr_construct_ns; + self.kexpr_construct_calls += other.kexpr_construct_calls; self } @@ -165,6 +241,88 @@ macro_rules! bump_convert_stat { }; } +/// Universe counterpart of [`timed_intern_or_build`]. +#[inline] +fn timed_intern_univ( + intern: &InternTable, + u: KUniv, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, +) -> KUniv { + if !stats.enabled { + return intern.intern_univ(u); + } + let t0 = Instant::now(); + let key = **u.addr(); + let result = if let Some(existing) = intern.try_get_univ(&key) { + stats.intern_univ_get_hits += 1; + existing + } else { + intern.intern_univ(u) + }; + stats.intern_univ_calls += 1; + stats.intern_univ_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + result +} + +/// Hash-first interning. Precomputes the content hash, asks the intern +/// table for an existing canonical KExpr; only on a miss does it call +/// `build(addr)` to allocate a new KExpr. +/// +/// Why this exists: profiling on Mathlib shows `kexpr_construct` (the +/// blake3 hash + `intern_addr` + `Arc` allocation triple) +/// is ~45% of `convert` worker-sum, of which ~62% is wasted because the +/// intern table already has the same canonical value. By computing just +/// the hash up front and skipping construction entirely on a hit, we +/// avoid the allocation + the duplicate `intern_addr` work for the +/// majority case. +/// +/// The `build` closure receives the canonical `Addr` (the result of +/// `intern_addr(hash)`) and is expected to call one of the +/// `KExpr::*_mdata_with_addr` constructors so it can plug the +/// pre-interned `Addr` into `ExprInfo` without re-hashing or +/// re-traversing `ADDR_INTERN`. +/// +/// Stats accounting (when enabled): the hit path bumps +/// `intern_expr_get_hits`. The miss path also bumps `kexpr_construct_*` +/// for the cost of the closure body. `intern_expr_ns` covers the +/// surrounding DashMap traffic on both paths but excludes the +/// closure-internal time. +#[inline] +fn timed_intern_or_build( + intern: &InternTable, + hash: blake3::Hash, + build: impl FnOnce(Addr) -> KExpr, + stats: &mut ConvertStats, +) -> KExpr { + if !stats.enabled { + if let Some(existing) = intern.try_get_expr(&hash) { + return existing; + } + let addr = intern_addr(hash); + return intern.intern_expr(build(addr)); + } + let t0 = Instant::now(); + if let Some(existing) = intern.try_get_expr(&hash) { + stats.intern_expr_get_hits += 1; + stats.intern_expr_calls += 1; + stats.intern_expr_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + return existing; + } + let addr = intern_addr(hash); + let kc_t0 = Instant::now(); + let new = build(addr); + let kc_elapsed = kc_t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.kexpr_construct_ns += kc_elapsed; + stats.kexpr_construct_calls += 1; + let interned = intern.intern_expr(new); + let total = t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + // Account for the DashMap traffic only — the closure body's time is + // already in `kexpr_construct_ns`. + stats.intern_expr_ns += total.saturating_sub(kc_elapsed); + stats.intern_expr_calls += 1; + interned +} + fn resolve_name(addr: &Address, names: &FxHashMap) -> Name { names.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon) } @@ -281,7 +439,7 @@ fn ingress_univ( IxonUniv::Zero => { bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_process); bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); - values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::zero())); + values.push(timed_intern_univ(intern, KUniv::zero(), stats)); }, IxonUniv::Succ(inner) => { bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_process); @@ -306,14 +464,17 @@ fn ingress_univ( usize::try_from(*idx).expect("univ var index exceeds usize"); let name = ctx.lvls.get(pos).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); - values - .push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::param(*idx, M::meta_field(name)))); + values.push(timed_intern_univ( + intern, + KUniv::param(*idx, M::meta_field(name)), + stats, + )); }, }, UnivFrame::Succ => { let inner = values.pop().unwrap(); bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); - values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::succ(inner))); + values.push(timed_intern_univ(intern, KUniv::succ(inner), stats)); }, UnivFrame::MaxLeft(a) | UnivFrame::IMaxLeft(a) => { stack.push(UnivFrame::Process(a)); @@ -322,19 +483,19 @@ fn ingress_univ( let b = values.pop().unwrap(); let a = values.pop().unwrap(); bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); - values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::max(a, b))); + values.push(timed_intern_univ(intern, KUniv::max(a, b), stats)); }, UnivFrame::IMax => { let b = values.pop().unwrap(); let a = values.pop().unwrap(); bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); - values.push(intern.intern_univ(KUniv::imax(a, b))); + values.push(timed_intern_univ(intern, KUniv::imax(a, b), stats)); }, } } bump_convert_stat!(stats, univ_interns); - let result = intern.intern_univ(values.pop().unwrap()); + let result = timed_intern_univ(intern, values.pop().unwrap(), stats); cache.insert(cache_key, result.clone()); if stats.enabled { stats.univ_cache_inserts += 1; @@ -452,6 +613,8 @@ fn ingress_expr( match frame { ExprFrame::Process { mut expr, arena_idx } => { bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_process); + let process_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; // `Share` is transparent and keeps the same arena root. Expand it // before cache/mdata work; the old path walked metadata for the Share @@ -474,15 +637,28 @@ fn ingress_expr( // root, so a hit already includes the resolved metadata layers. let cache_key = (Arc::as_ptr(&expr) as usize, arena_idx); if !is_var { - if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&cache_key) { + let lookup_t0 = if stats.enabled { + Some(Instant::now()) + } else { + None + }; + let cached = cache.get(&cache_key); + if let Some(t0) = lookup_t0 { + stats.expr_cache_lookup_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } + if let Some(cached) = cached { bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_cache_hits); values.push(cached.clone()); + if let Some(t0) = process_t0 { + stats.process_arm_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } continue; } bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_cache_misses); } // Walk mdata chain in arena + let arena_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let mut current_idx = arena_idx; let mut mdata_layers: Vec = Vec::new(); while let Some(ExprMetaData::Mdata { mdata, child }) = @@ -494,11 +670,19 @@ fn ingress_expr( { bump_convert_stat!(stats, mdata_nodes); bump_convert_stat!(stats, mdata_kv_maps, mdata.len()); + let kv_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; for kvm in mdata { mdata_layers.push(resolve_kvmap(kvm, ixon_env)); } + if let Some(t0) = kv_t0 { + stats.resolve_kvmap_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.resolve_kvmap_calls += mdata.len() as u64; + } current_idx = *child; } + if let Some(t0) = arena_t0 { + stats.arena_walk_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } //loop { // match ctx.arena.nodes.get(current_idx as usize) { @@ -525,15 +709,36 @@ fn ingress_expr( .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); if mdata_layers.is_empty() { - values.push( - ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::var(*idx, M::meta_field(name))), - ); + let name_field = M::meta_field(name); + let mdata_field: M::MField> = M::meta_field(vec![]); + let hash = KExpr::::var_hash(*idx, &name_field, &mdata_field); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| { + KExpr::var_mdata_with_addr( + *idx, name_field, mdata_field, addr, + ) + }, + stats, + )); } else { - values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::var_mdata( - *idx, - M::meta_field(name), - M::meta_field(mdata_layers), - ))); + let name_field = M::meta_field(name); + let mdata_field = M::meta_field(mdata_layers); + let hash = KExpr::::var_hash(*idx, &name_field, &mdata_field); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| { + KExpr::var_mdata_with_addr( + *idx, name_field, mdata_field, addr, + ) + }, + stats, + )); + } + if let Some(t0) = process_t0 { + stats.process_arm_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; } continue; } @@ -561,7 +766,13 @@ fn ingress_expr( })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Sort univ index {idx}"))?; let zu = ingress_univ(u, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats); - values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::sort_mdata(zu, mdata))); + let hash = KExpr::::sort_hash(&zu, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| KExpr::sort_mdata_with_addr(zu, mdata, addr), + stats, + )); }, IxonExpr::Var(_) | IxonExpr::Share(_) => unreachable!(), @@ -589,11 +800,14 @@ fn ingress_expr( }; let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats)?; - values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata( - KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)), - univs, - mdata, - ))); + let id = KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)); + let hash = KExpr::::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |a| KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(id, univs, mdata, a), + stats, + )); }, IxonExpr::Rec(rec_idx, univ_idxs) => { @@ -608,9 +822,13 @@ fn ingress_expr( .clone(); let univs = ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats)?; - values.push( - ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst_mdata(mid, univs, mdata)), - ); + let hash = KExpr::::cnst_hash(&mid, &univs, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |a| KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(mid, univs, mdata, a), + stats, + )); }, IxonExpr::App(f, a) => { @@ -708,10 +926,19 @@ fn ingress_expr( let univs = ingress_univ_args( univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats, )?; - ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst( - KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)), - univs, - )) + let id = KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)); + let mdata_field: M::MField> = + M::meta_field(vec![]); + let hash = + KExpr::::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata_field); + timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |a| { + KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(id, univs, mdata_field, a) + }, + stats, + ) }, IxonExpr::Rec(rec_idx, univ_idxs) => { // Rec heads refer to the enclosing mutual block; the @@ -730,7 +957,18 @@ fn ingress_expr( let univs = ingress_univ_args( univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats, )?; - ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::cnst(mid, univs)) + let mdata_field: M::MField> = + M::meta_field(vec![]); + let hash = + KExpr::::cnst_hash(&mid, &univs, &mdata_field); + timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |a| { + KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(mid, univs, mdata_field, a) + }, + stats, + ) }, _ => { return Err(format!( @@ -932,17 +1170,25 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("Str ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize") })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Str ref index {ref_idx}"))?; + let gb_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let blob = ixon_env.get_blob(addr).ok_or_else(|| { format!("missing Str blob at addr {}", addr.hex()) })?; + if let Some(t0) = gb_t0 { + stats.get_blob_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.get_blob_calls += 1; + } let s = String::from_utf8(blob).map_err(|e| { format!("invalid UTF-8 in Str blob at addr {}: {e}", addr.hex()) })?; - values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::str_mdata( - s, - addr.clone(), - mdata, - ))); + let blob_addr = addr.clone(); + let hash = KExpr::::str_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |a| KExpr::str_mdata_with_addr(s, blob_addr, mdata, a), + stats, + )); }, IxonExpr::Nat(ref_idx) => { @@ -953,86 +1199,181 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("Nat ref index {ref_idx} exceeds usize") })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Nat ref index {ref_idx}"))?; + let gb_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let blob = ixon_env.get_blob(addr).ok_or_else(|| { format!("missing Nat blob at addr {}", addr.hex()) })?; + if let Some(t0) = gb_t0 { + stats.get_blob_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.get_blob_calls += 1; + } let n = Nat::from_le_bytes(&blob); - values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::nat_mdata( - n, - addr.clone(), - mdata, - ))); + let blob_addr = addr.clone(); + let hash = KExpr::::nat_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |a| KExpr::nat_mdata_with_addr(n, blob_addr, mdata, a), + stats, + )); }, } + if let Some(t0) = process_t0 { + stats.process_arm_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, // Continuation frames ExprFrame::AppArg { arg, arg_arena } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: arg, arena_idx: arg_arena }); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let a = values.pop().unwrap(); let f = values.pop().unwrap(); - values.push(ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::app_mdata(f, a, mdata))); + let hash = KExpr::::app_hash(&f, &a, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| KExpr::app_mdata_with_addr(f, a, mdata, addr), + stats, + )); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::LamBody { body, body_arena } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; // The binder name was already pushed by BinderPush before this frame stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::LamDone { name, bi, mdata } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let body = values.pop().unwrap(); let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); - values.push( - ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::lam_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, mdata)), - ); + let hash = KExpr::::lam_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| KExpr::lam_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr), + stats, + )); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::AllBody { body, body_arena } | ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::AllDone { name, bi, mdata } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let body = values.pop().unwrap(); let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); - values.push( - ctx.intern.intern_expr(KExpr::all_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, mdata)), - ); + let hash = KExpr::::all_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| KExpr::all_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr), + stats, + )); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::LetVal { val, val_arena, body, body_arena, binder_name } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena }); stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPush { name: binder_name }); stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: val, arena_idx: val_arena }); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::LetDone { name, nd, mdata } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let body = values.pop().unwrap(); let val = values.pop().unwrap(); let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); - values.push( - ctx - .intern - .intern_expr(KExpr::let_mdata(name, ty, val, body, nd, mdata)), - ); + let hash = KExpr::::let_hash(&name, &ty, &val, &body, nd, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| { + KExpr::let_mdata_with_addr(name, ty, val, body, nd, mdata, addr) + }, + stats, + )); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::BinderPush { name } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; binder_names.push(name); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::BinderPop => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; binder_names.pop(); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::PrjDone { type_id, field_idx, mdata } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let s = values.pop().unwrap(); - values.push( - ctx - .intern - .intern_expr(KExpr::prj_mdata(type_id, field_idx, s, mdata)), - ); + let hash = KExpr::::prj_hash(&type_id, field_idx, &s, &mdata); + values.push(timed_intern_or_build( + ctx.intern, + hash, + |addr| { + KExpr::prj_mdata_with_addr(type_id, field_idx, s, mdata, addr) + }, + stats, + )); + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, ExprFrame::Cache { key } => { + let cont_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let result = values.last().unwrap().clone(); + let ins_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; cache.insert(key, result); - if stats.enabled { + if let Some(t0) = ins_t0 { + stats.expr_cache_insert_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; stats.expr_cache_inserts += 1; stats.expr_cache_peak = stats.expr_cache_peak.max(cache.len() as u64); } + if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { + stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + } }, } } @@ -3312,6 +3653,35 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( cs.univ_process, cs.univ_interns ); + let ie_lookups = cs.intern_expr_calls; + let iu_lookups = cs.intern_univ_calls; + eprintln!( + "[ixon_ingress] convert timing (worker-sum): \ + resolve_kvmap {:.2}s/{} arena_walk {:.2}s \ + intern_expr {:.2}s/{} (get_hits {:.1}%) \ + intern_univ {:.2}s/{} (get_hits {:.1}%) \ + expr_cache lookup {:.2}s / insert {:.2}s \ + get_blob {:.2}s/{} \ + kexpr_construct {:.2}s/{} \ + process_arm {:.2}s continuation_arms {:.2}s", + seconds(cs.resolve_kvmap_ns), + cs.resolve_kvmap_calls, + seconds(cs.arena_walk_ns), + seconds(cs.intern_expr_ns), + cs.intern_expr_calls, + percent(cs.intern_expr_get_hits, ie_lookups), + seconds(cs.intern_univ_ns), + cs.intern_univ_calls, + percent(cs.intern_univ_get_hits, iu_lookups), + seconds(cs.expr_cache_lookup_ns), + seconds(cs.expr_cache_insert_ns), + seconds(cs.get_blob_ns), + cs.get_blob_calls, + seconds(cs.kexpr_construct_ns), + cs.kexpr_construct_calls, + seconds(cs.process_arm_ns), + seconds(cs.continuation_arms_ns) + ); } eprintln!( "[ixon_ingress] complete: {:.2}s ({} consts, {} blocks)", From ec953126d2a803bb408162d420ed7790229c7e74 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2026 11:58:29 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 21/34] Align nested-aux canonical order between compile and kernel The kernel-side `canonical_aux_order` (used by `populate_recursor_rules_from_block`) and the compile-side `sort_aux_by_partition_refinement` were producing divergent canonical orders for nested-inductive auxiliaries, surfacing as recursor alignment failures (e.g. `Lean.Json.rec_1`: kernel placed TreeMap.Raw at canonical position 0, compile placed Array there). Three independent divergences were folded together: * **Universe-level normalization.** `Level::max` was a raw constructor while the kernel's `KUniv::max` is a smart constructor. Substituting `u, v := 0, 0` into `Max(Succ Param u, Succ Param v)` left compile with `Sort (max 1 1)` while the kernel saw `Sort 1`. `compare_level` treats `Succ` and `Max` as different variants (strong inequality), so structurally-identical auxes were split into different classes in the very first refinement pass. Fix: add `Level::max_smart` / `Level::imax_smart` mirroring `KUniv::max` (zero absorption, `max(a,a)=a`, same-base offset, Max absorption) and route `subst_level` through them. The original raw constructors are kept for the few callers that depend on un-normalized form. * **Recursor block storage order.** `compile_aux_block_with_rename` now accepts an optional `class_order_key` and the aux-recursor emit path threads in a `name_to_pos` map so the recursor block is laid out in the same canonical order as the inductive block. This lets `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` align `rec_ids[i]` with `flat[i]` positionally instead of searching by major-domain signature. The kernel side now wraps synthetic aux types with block-param Pis (`extract_block_param_binders` / `wrap_with_block_param_foralls`) to match compile's `mk_forall(body, &block_param_decls)` exactly. * **Within-class seed-key tiebreak.** Both `sort_consts` and `sort_kconsts_with_seed_key` were re-sorting each class by name / seed key after every refinement iteration. That promotes a "tentatively equal" relationship into a name-derived structural fact, producing different canonical orders for identical content depending on Meta/Anon mode and discovery numbering. Removed in both sides; rationale comments cross-reference each other. Also adds: * `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP=` debug output in both `canonical_aux_order` and the compile-side aux-sort path, plus per-iteration class dumps in `sort_consts`. Triggers a structured per-peer breakdown when alignment fails (`dump_recursor_alignment_failure`). * `ix check --consts `, `--consts-file `, and `--fail-out ` for bisecting individual failing constants out of a full-env run without re-paying the compile + ingress cost. * `Lean.Json.rec_1` added to the focus-consts regression set. --- Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean | 188 ++++++++-- Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean | 2 + src/ix/compile.rs | 32 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 23 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 51 +++ src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 92 ++++- src/ix/env.rs | 91 +++++ src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs | 19 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 538 ++++++++++++++++++++------- 9 files changed, 849 insertions(+), 187 deletions(-) diff --git a/Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean index d3572efa..22dbd3ae 100644 --- a/Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean +++ b/Ix/Cli/CheckCmd.lean @@ -18,11 +18,33 @@ constants whose name matches one of the prefixes. Transitive deps are still pulled in so the kernel sees a closed sub-environment, but we only assert the seeded constants and the closure beneath them. + - `--consts ` (optional, comma-separated): exact constant + names to seed (e.g. + `--consts 'Aesop.GoalUnsafe.rec_6,IntermediateField.LinearDisjoint.trace_algebraMap'`). + Same closure semantics as `--ns`. Combine with `--ns` and the seed + set is the union. + - `--consts-file ` (optional): file with one constant name per + line. Useful for long `_private.Mathlib.…` names pasted from a + failing run. Lines starting with `#` and blank lines are ignored. + - `--fail-out ` (optional): write the names of all failing + constants to ``, one per line, with the error message as a + `#`-comment on the previous line. The output is directly consumable + by `--consts-file` so a typical workflow is: + # First run: full env, capture failures + ix check --path X.lean --fail-out fails.txt + # Bisect: re-run only the failures with verbose output + ix check --path X.lean --consts-file fails.txt --verbose - `--verbose` (optional): one log line per constant (default is quiet/ephemeral, periodic done/total + ETA). The dep-closure helper is the same one used by `ix validate` and the `kernel-tutorial` test runner — see `Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd.collectDeps`. + + When any of `--ns`, `--consts`, `--consts-file` are set, the *whole* + pipeline (compile → ingress → check) is restricted to the transitive + closure of the matched seeds. This is the fast path for bisecting a + specific failure out of a full-Mathlib run without re-paying the 30s + compile + 130s ingress for the whole environment. -/ module public import Cli @@ -39,43 +61,106 @@ open Ix.KernelCheck namespace Ix.Cli.CheckCmd -/-- Interpret the `--ns` flag. Returns `none` if the user didn't pass it - (caller should check the full env), otherwise returns the parsed - prefix list. Empty / all-whitespace inputs are rejected with a - warning so we don't silently fall back to "check everything". -/ -private def resolveNamespaceFilter (p : Cli.Parsed) - : IO (Option (List Lean.Name)) := do - match p.flag? "ns" with - | none => pure none - | some flag => +/-- Combined seed selector: prefixes (`--ns`) ∪ exact names + (`--consts`, `--consts-file`). All seeds are intersected with + `env.constants` before the dep walk. -/ +private structure SeedSpec where + /-- `--ns` prefix list. Matches via `Lean.Name.isPrefixOf`. -/ + prefixes : List Lean.Name := [] + /-- `--consts` + `--consts-file` exact names. Matched against + `env.constants` via structural equality. -/ + exacts : List Lean.Name := [] + +private def SeedSpec.isEmpty (s : SeedSpec) : Bool := + s.prefixes.isEmpty && s.exacts.isEmpty + +/-- Read one constant name per line from `path`. Blank lines and lines + starting with `#` (after trimming) are ignored. Trailing whitespace + on each line is trimmed before `String.toName`. -/ +private def readNamesFile (path : String) : IO (List Lean.Name) := do + let content ← IO.FS.readFile path + let lines := content.splitOn "\n" + let names : List Lean.Name := lines.filterMap fun raw => + -- Strip CR (Windows line endings) and surrounding ASCII whitespace. + let cs := raw.toList.dropWhile Char.isWhitespace + let trimmed := String.ofList (cs.reverse.dropWhile Char.isWhitespace).reverse + if trimmed.isEmpty || trimmed.startsWith "#" then none + else some trimmed.toName + pure names + +/-- Build a `SeedSpec` from `--ns`, `--consts`, and `--consts-file`. + Returns `none` if none of the flags were supplied (caller should + check the full env). Returns `some spec` even when individual flags + parsed to empty (with a warning) as long as at least one source + contributed a seed; otherwise warns and falls back to full-env. -/ +private def resolveSeedSpec (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO (Option SeedSpec) := do + let nsFlag := p.flag? "ns" + let constsFlag := p.flag? "consts" + let fileFlag := p.flag? "consts-file" + if nsFlag.isNone && constsFlag.isNone && fileFlag.isNone then + return none + let mut prefixes : List Lean.Name := [] + let mut exacts : List Lean.Name := [] + if let some flag := nsFlag then let raw := flag.as! String - let prefixes := parsePrefixes raw + prefixes := parsePrefixes raw if prefixes.isEmpty then - IO.println s!"[check] warning: --ns '{raw}' parsed to empty list; checking full env" - pure none + IO.println s!"[check] warning: --ns '{raw}' parsed to empty list" + if let some flag := constsFlag then + let raw := flag.as! String + let parsed := parsePrefixes raw + if parsed.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check] warning: --consts '{raw}' parsed to empty list" + exacts := exacts ++ parsed + if let some flag := fileFlag then + let path := flag.as! String + let parsed ← readNamesFile path + if parsed.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check] warning: --consts-file '{path}' yielded zero names" else - pure (some prefixes) + IO.println s!"[check] --consts-file '{path}': read {parsed.length} name(s)" + exacts := exacts ++ parsed + let spec : SeedSpec := { prefixes, exacts } + if spec.isEmpty then + IO.println "[check] warning: filter flags supplied but parsed to empty selection; checking full env" + return none + return some spec -/-- Apply the `--ns` filter (if any) and return both the seed names (the +/-- Apply the seed spec (if any) and return both the seed names (the constants the user explicitly asked about) and the closed list of `(Name × ConstantInfo)` to ship to Rust. Without a filter: every constant in the env is a seed and gets shipped. - With a filter: only constants matching one of the prefixes seed the - walk, but the *transitive closure* is shipped so the kernel can resolve - every reference. -/ + With a filter: only constants matching one of the prefixes / exact names + seed the walk, but the *transitive closure* is shipped so the kernel + can resolve every reference. -/ private def selectConsts (leanEnv : Lean.Environment) - (filter : Option (List Lean.Name)) + (spec : Option SeedSpec) : IO (Array Lean.Name × List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo)) := do - match filter with + match spec with | none => let consts := leanEnv.constants.toList let names := consts.toArray.map (·.fst) pure (names, consts) - | some prefixes => + | some s => + -- Verify exact-name seeds exist in the env; warn (don't fail) on misses + -- so a typo or refactored name doesn't abort the run silently. + let exactSet : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := + s.exacts.foldl (fun acc n => acc.insert n) (Std.HashSet.emptyWithCapacity s.exacts.length) + let mut missing : Array Lean.Name := #[] + for n in s.exacts do + if !leanEnv.constants.contains n then + missing := missing.push n + if !missing.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check] warning: {missing.size}/{s.exacts.length} exact name(s) not in env:" + let shown := min 20 missing.size + for n in missing[:shown] do + IO.println s!" - {n}" + if missing.size > 20 then + IO.println s!" … ({missing.size - 20} more not shown)" let seeds := leanEnv.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => - if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none - IO.println s!"[check] filter: {prefixes.length} namespace(s), {seeds.length} seed constants" + if exactSet.contains n || s.prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none + IO.println s!"[check] filter: {s.prefixes.length} prefix(es), {s.exacts.length} exact(s) → {seeds.length} seed constants" let closed := collectDeps leanEnv seeds IO.println s!"[check] filter: {closed.length} constants after transitive-dep closure" -- `seeds` (not the closure) are the names we actually assert on. @@ -95,6 +180,44 @@ private def reportFailures (failures : Array (Lean.Name × String)) if failures.size > limit then IO.println s!" … ({failures.size - limit} more failures suppressed; raise the printed limit if needed)" +/-- Render the error message safely as a single-line `#`-comment. + Newlines (kernel diagnostics often have them) get joined with ` ⏎ ` + so each entry stays one line; this keeps `readNamesFile`'s + "preceding `#` line is a comment" parser happy when the file is fed + back through `--consts-file`. -/ +private def commentLine (msg : String) : String := + let oneLine := msg.replace "\n" " ⏎ " + s!"# {oneLine}" + +/-- Write the failure list to `path` in a format directly consumable by + `--consts-file`. Layout: + # header block (source path, seed count, failure count) + + # + + + # + + … + Always overwrites; always writes (even on zero failures, so callers + have a deterministic "no-news-is-good-news" artifact). -/ +private def writeFailuresFile + (path : String) + (sourcePath : String) + (seedCount : Nat) + (failures : Array (Lean.Name × String)) + : IO Unit := do + let mut buf : String := + "# ix check failures — feed this file back via `--consts-file`\n" + ++ s!"# source: {sourcePath}\n" + ++ s!"# seeds: {seedCount}\n" + ++ s!"# failures: {failures.size}\n" + ++ "\n" + for (name, msg) in failures do + buf := buf ++ commentLine msg ++ "\n" ++ s!"{name}\n\n" + IO.FS.writeFile path buf + IO.println s!"[check] wrote {failures.size} failure(s) to {path}" + def runCheckCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do let some path := p.flag? "path" | p.printError "error: must specify --path" @@ -111,8 +234,8 @@ def runCheckCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println s!"Running Ix kernel check on {pathStr}" IO.println s!"Total constants in env: {totalConsts}" - let filter ← resolveNamespaceFilter p - let (seedNames, allConsts) ← selectConsts leanEnv filter + let spec ← resolveSeedSpec p + let (seedNames, allConsts) ← selectConsts leanEnv spec IO.println s!"[check] checking {seedNames.size} seed constant(s) against {allConsts.length} env constants" @@ -141,6 +264,14 @@ def runCheckCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println s!"[check] {passed}/{seedNames.size} passed" reportFailures failures + -- Persist failures for the bisect-loop workflow described in the + -- module docstring. Always written when `--fail-out` is set, even on + -- zero failures, so an automation can `test -s fails.txt` for a clean + -- pass/fail signal. + if let some flag := p.flag? "fail-out" then + let outPath := flag.as! String + writeFailuresFile outPath pathStr seedNames.size failures + -- Machine-readable line for CI tracking, matches `ix compile`'s shape. IO.println s!"##check## {elapsed} {passed} {failures.size} {seedNames.size}" @@ -154,9 +285,12 @@ def checkCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| "Typecheck a Lean file's environment through the Ix Rust kernel" FLAGS: - path : String; "Path to file whose env should be typechecked" - ns : String; "Comma-separated Lean name prefixes to filter on (e.g. 'Aesop,SetTheory.PGame'). When set, only seeds matching any prefix are asserted; transitive deps are pulled in so the kernel sees a closed env." - verbose; "Log every constant on its own line (default: quiet ephemeral progress)" + path : String; "Path to file whose env should be typechecked" + ns : String; "Comma-separated Lean name prefixes to filter on (e.g. 'Aesop,SetTheory.PGame'). When set, only seeds matching any prefix are asserted; transitive deps are pulled in so the kernel sees a closed env." + consts : String; "Comma-separated EXACT constant names to seed (e.g. 'Aesop.GoalUnsafe.rec_6,IntermediateField.LinearDisjoint.trace_algebraMap'). Transitive deps pulled in. Combine with --ns for a union." + "consts-file" : String; "Path to a file with one constant name per line. '#' comments and blank lines ignored. Useful for long _private.Mathlib.… names pasted from a failing run." + "fail-out" : String; "Write all failing constant names to this path (one per line, error message as preceding '#' comment). Output is directly consumable by --consts-file for a bisect-loop workflow." + verbose; "Log every constant on its own line (default: quiet ephemeral progress)" ] end diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean index b5948ad5..548d2c18 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean @@ -133,6 +133,8 @@ def focusConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.Data.Char.Ordinal `Char.ofOrdinal_ordinal._proof_1_4, `String.toByteArray_empty, + -- Nested auxiliary recursor canonical-order mismatch. + `Lean.Json.rec_1, -- Extended-structure projection regression coverage. These exercise -- chained projections generated for `structure HeaderParsedSnapshot extends -- Snapshot`. diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 10d222db..22a25b1f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -2986,10 +2986,23 @@ pub fn sort_consts<'a>( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result>, CompileError> { + let dump = std::env::var("IX_RECURSOR_DUMP") + .ok() + .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) + .filter(|prefix| { + cs.iter().any(|c| c.name().pretty().contains(prefix.as_str())) + }); // Sort by name first to match Lean's behavior and ensure deterministic output let mut sorted_cs: Vec<&'a MutConst> = cs.to_owned(); sorted_cs.sort_by_key(|x| x.name()); + if dump.is_some() { + eprintln!("[compile.sort_consts] seed-sorted by name:"); + for (i, c) in sorted_cs.iter().enumerate() { + eprintln!(" seed[{i}] {}", c.name().pretty()); + } + } let mut classes = vec![sorted_cs]; + let mut iter = 0; loop { let ctx = MutConst::ctx(&classes); let mut new_classes: Vec> = vec![]; @@ -3011,9 +3024,24 @@ pub fn sort_consts<'a>( }, } } - for class in &mut new_classes { - class.sort_by_key(|x| x.name()) + if dump.is_some() { + eprintln!("[compile.sort_consts] iter {iter} → classes:"); + for (ci, class) in new_classes.iter().enumerate() { + for (mi, m) in class.iter().enumerate() { + eprintln!(" c[{ci}][{mi}] {}", m.name().pretty()); + } + } } + iter += 1; + // No within-class re-sort by name. Items in a class are either + // alpha-equivalent (any rep is fine) or weak-Equal pending future + // refinement (and their order is whatever `sort_by_compare` gave — + // stable on previous-iter order). Re-sorting by name here would + // promote that "tentatively equal" relationship into a name-derived + // tiebreak that propagates through subsequent iterations as if it + // were a structural fact, producing a name-dependent canonical + // order for purely-structural alpha-equivalence classes. Mirrors + // the same removal in the kernel's `sort_kconsts_with_seed_key`. if classes == new_classes { return Ok(new_classes); } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index b7c585b0..832b7232 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -878,6 +878,16 @@ pub(crate) fn subst_levels( } /// Substitute universe parameters in a level. +/// +/// Uses the smart constructors `Level::max_smart` and `Level::imax_smart` so +/// that substituting away parameters produces the same canonical form the +/// kernel sees post-ingress (`KUniv::max` does the same simplifications at +/// kernel-side construction time). Without this normalization, `Max(Succ Param u, +/// Succ Param v)` substituted to `Max(Succ Zero, Succ Zero)` stays as a `Max` +/// node compile-side while the kernel collapses it to `Succ Zero` — +/// `sort_aux_by_partition_refinement` would then disagree with the kernel's +/// `canonical_aux_order` on whether two structurally-different aux types +/// (e.g. `Sort 1` vs `Sort (max 1 1)`) are equivalent. pub(super) fn subst_level( lvl: &Level, params: &[Name], @@ -886,16 +896,19 @@ pub(super) fn subst_level( match lvl.as_data() { LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => lvl.clone(), LevelData::Succ(l, _) => { - // Use raw Level::succ, matching Lean's Level.instantiateParams. - // mk_level_succ distributes Succ over Max (Succ(Max(a,b)) → - // Max(Succ(a),Succ(b))), but Lean preserves the factored form. Level::succ(subst_level(l, params, univs)) }, LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { - Level::max(subst_level(a, params, univs), subst_level(b, params, univs)) + Level::max_smart( + subst_level(a, params, univs), + subst_level(b, params, univs), + ) }, LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => { - Level::imax(subst_level(a, params, univs), subst_level(b, params, univs)) + Level::imax_smart( + subst_level(a, params, univs), + subst_level(b, params, univs), + ) }, LevelData::Param(name, _) => { for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index fd1defd1..3f7da7e7 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -688,8 +688,59 @@ pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_partition_refinement( all_mut_consts[n_originals..].iter().collect(); let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + // Optional debug dump (mirror kernel `canonical_aux_order.dump`). Triggered + // when `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP` matches the all0 name. Used to compare against the + // kernel's reconstruction. + let dump = std::env::var("IX_RECURSOR_DUMP") + .ok() + .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) + .filter(|prefix| { + expanded + .types + .first() + .is_some_and(|m| m.name.pretty().contains(prefix.as_str())) + }); + if let Some(_) = &dump { + let all0 = expanded.types.first().map(|m| m.name.pretty()); + eprintln!( + "[compile.canonical_aux_order.dump] all0={:?} n_aux={} n_block_params={}", + all0, + aux_consts.len(), + expanded.types.first().map(|m| m.n_params).unwrap_or(0) + ); + for (i, c) in aux_consts.iter().enumerate() { + let name_pretty = c.name().pretty(); + if let MutConst::Indc(ind) = c { + eprintln!( + " pre-sort[{i}] name={name_pretty} n_ctors={}", + ind.ctors.len() + ); + eprintln!(" indc.ty={}", ind.ind.cnst.typ.pretty()); + for (ci, ctor) in ind.ctors.iter().enumerate() { + eprintln!( + " ctor[{ci}].fields={:?} ty={}", + ctor.num_fields, + ctor.cnst.typ.pretty() + ); + } + } + } + } + let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&aux_consts, &mut cache, stt)?; + if dump.is_some() { + eprintln!("[compile.canonical_aux_order.dump] post-sort classes:"); + for (ci, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { + for (mi, m) in class.iter().enumerate() { + eprintln!( + " class[{ci}][{mi}] name={}", + m.name().pretty() + ); + } + } + } + let n_canon = sorted_classes.len(); // Build old_j → canonical_j. `sort_consts` returns equivalence classes, so diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index c36fdbc2..dbe04491 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { - compile_aux_block_with_rename(aux_consts, lean_env, stt, None) + compile_aux_block_with_rename(aux_consts, lean_env, stt, None, None) } /// Like `compile_aux_block`, but applies an optional name-rename map when @@ -85,14 +85,26 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( /// * `muts_all` name hashes — so kernel ingress's `ingress_muts_block` /// looks up the source Named entry at each canonical block position /// -/// The block's internal order (and sort_consts decisions) are *not* -/// affected by the rename — they still use canonical names for -/// deterministic ordering. +/// `class_order_key`, when provided, is used to reorder the classes +/// produced by `sort_consts` before they're laid out in the block. Used by +/// the recursor block path to align stored block positions with the +/// inductive block's flat layout: the kernel's `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` +/// expects `rec_block[i]` to be the recursor for `flat[i]`, where `flat` is +/// `[originals (in inductive-block class order), aux (in canonical_aux_order)]`. +/// Without this reorder, `sort_consts` on recursors picks an independent +/// canonical permutation that diverges from the inductive block's layout. +/// See `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §6.2 and the rationale in +/// `kernel::inductive::populate_recursor_rules_from_block`. +/// +/// The class ordering produced by `sort_consts` is preserved as a +/// stable tiebreak: classes that map to `u64::MAX` (no key entry) keep +/// their `sort_consts` relative position at the tail. pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block_with_rename( aux_consts: &[MutConst], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, name_rename: Option<&FxHashMap>, + class_order_key: Option<&dyn Fn(&MutConst) -> u64>, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { if aux_consts.is_empty() { return Ok(()); @@ -109,7 +121,20 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block_with_rename( // Sort into equivalence classes (same algorithm as compile_mutual). let refs: Vec<&MutConst> = aux_consts.iter().collect(); - let sorted_classes = sort_consts(&refs, &mut cache, stt)?; + let mut sorted_classes = sort_consts(&refs, &mut cache, stt)?; + + // Optional class reorder: callers (recursor block path) supply a key + // that maps each class member to its canonical block position. Sort + // classes by the minimum key over the class — well-formed callers give + // every member of a class the same key, so this is just `key(class[0])` + // in practice. `sort_by_key` is stable, so classes with the same key + // keep their `sort_consts` relative order. + if let Some(key_fn) = class_order_key { + sorted_classes.sort_by_key(|class| { + class.iter().map(|c| key_fn(c)).min().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) + }); + } + let mut_ctx = MutConst::ctx(&sorted_classes); let mut exprs = Vec::new(); @@ -590,6 +615,26 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( let aux_name_rename: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); // Phase 2: Compile canonical recursors. + // + // The recursor block's storage order must align with the inductive + // block's flat layout, so the kernel's + // `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` can match `rec_block[i]` with + // `flat[i]` positionally (no signature search). The desired order is: + // + // * positions `[0..n_originals)`: rec for original i, in inductive + // block class order (`aux_class_names`, which mirrors + // `compile_mutual`'s `sorted_classes` filtered to inductives). + // * positions `[n_originals..total)`: rec for canonical aux ci. + // Aux recursor name is `.rec_{source_j+1}` where + // `source_j = source_of_canonical[ci]` (min source position + // mapping to that canonical aux). + // + // We build a name → canonical-position map, then pass it to + // `compile_aux_block_with_rename` as a class-order key so the recursor + // block lays out classes in canonical position order. Without this, + // `sort_consts` on recursors would pick its own (independent) + // permutation that diverges from the inductive block — see the + // `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` comment in the kernel. let t1 = std::time::Instant::now(); let rec_consts: Vec = patches .iter() @@ -599,11 +644,45 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( }) .collect(); if !rec_consts.is_empty() { + let mut name_to_pos: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let n_originals_in_block = aux_class_names.len(); + for (pos, class) in aux_class_names.iter().enumerate() { + for member_name in class { + let rec_name = Name::str(member_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + name_to_pos.insert(rec_name, pos as u64); + } + } + if let Some(perm) = aux_out.perm.as_ref() + && !perm.is_empty() + { + let n_canon = aux_out.n_canonical_aux; + let mut source_of_canonical: Vec = vec![usize::MAX; n_canon]; + for (src_j, &canon_i) in perm.iter().enumerate() { + if canon_i < n_canon && source_of_canonical[canon_i] == usize::MAX { + source_of_canonical[canon_i] = src_j; + } + } + for (canonical_i, &source_j) in source_of_canonical.iter().enumerate() { + if source_j == usize::MAX { + continue; + } + let aux_rec_name = Name::str( + original_all[0].clone(), + format!("rec_{}", source_j + 1), + ); + name_to_pos + .insert(aux_rec_name, (n_originals_in_block + canonical_i) as u64); + } + } + let class_order_key = |c: &MutConst| -> u64 { + name_to_pos.get(&c.name()).copied().unwrap_or(u64::MAX) + }; compile_aux_block_with_rename( &rec_consts, lean_env, stt, Some(&aux_name_rename), + Some(&class_order_key), )?; } // Some later generated wrappers are named under alpha-collapsed aliases @@ -691,6 +770,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( lean_env, stt, Some(&aux_name_rename), + None, )?; // Note: constructor names are already correctly set by rename_below_indc // during alias patching. register_below_ctor_aliases was removed because @@ -721,6 +801,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( lean_env, stt, Some(&aux_name_rename), + None, )?; } let below_elapsed = t4.elapsed(); @@ -750,6 +831,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( lean_env, stt, Some(&aux_name_rename), + None, )?; } } diff --git a/src/ix/env.rs b/src/ix/env.rs index b1e4b24c..51e78c55 100644 --- a/src/ix/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/env.rs @@ -330,6 +330,97 @@ impl Level { hasher.update(y.get_hash().as_bytes()); Level(Arc::new(LevelData::Max(x, y, hasher.finalize()))) } + /// Smart `max x y` constructor mirroring the kernel's `KUniv::max`. Applies + /// Lean-style level simplifications so substituted levels match the + /// canonical form the kernel sees post-ingress: `max(a,a)=a`, zero + /// absorption, same-base offset, and `Max` absorption. Used by + /// canonical-aux sorting, where compile-side and kernel-side must agree + /// on `Sort` levels under partition refinement (see + /// `kernel/level.rs:KUniv::max`). + pub fn max_smart(x: Level, y: Level) -> Self { + if let (Some((bx, ox)), Some((by, oy))) = (x.explicit_offset(), y.explicit_offset()) { + // Both explicit numerals (Succ^n(Zero)): take the larger. + let _ = (bx, by); + return if ox >= oy { x } else { y }; + } + if x == y { + return x; + } + if matches!(x.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return y; + } + if matches!(y.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return x; + } + // max(a, max(a, b')) = max(a, b'), max(a, max(b', a)) = max(b', a) + if let LevelData::Max(bl, br, _) = y.as_data() + && (*bl == x || *br == x) + { + return y; + } + // max(max(a', b), b) = max(a', b), max(max(b, a'), b) = max(b, a') + if let LevelData::Max(al, ar, _) = x.as_data() + && (*al == y || *ar == y) + { + return x; + } + // Same base, different offsets: succ^n(x) vs succ^m(x) → take larger. + let (base_x, off_x) = x.peel_succ(); + let (base_y, off_y) = y.peel_succ(); + if base_x == base_y { + return if off_x >= off_y { x } else { y }; + } + Self::max(x, y) + } + /// Smart `imax x y` constructor mirroring the kernel's `KUniv::imax`. + /// Applies Lean-style simplifications: when `y` is provably never zero + /// (succ-headed), `imax = max`; `imax(_, 0) = 0`; `imax(0, b) = b`; + /// `imax(1, b) = b`; `imax(a, a) = a`. Used in the same canonical-sort + /// path as [`Level::max_smart`]. + pub fn imax_smart(x: Level, y: Level) -> Self { + // y "never zero" cases: succ-headed levels are always > 0, so + // imax(a, succ _) = max(a, succ _). + if matches!(y.as_data(), LevelData::Succ(_, _)) { + return Self::max_smart(x, y); + } + if matches!(y.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return y; // imax(a, 0) = 0 + } + if matches!(x.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + return y; // imax(0, b) = b + } + // imax(1, b) = b + if let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = x.as_data() + && matches!(inner.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) + { + return y; + } + if x == y { + return x; + } + Self::imax(x, y) + } + /// Peel a chain of `Succ` constructors. Returns `(base, n)` where + /// `level == Succ^n(base)` and `base` is not a `Succ`. + pub fn peel_succ(&self) -> (Level, u64) { + let mut cur = self.clone(); + let mut n: u64 = 0; + while let LevelData::Succ(inner, _) = cur.as_data() { + n += 1; + cur = inner.clone(); + } + (cur, n) + } + /// If this level is an explicit numeral `Succ^n(Zero)`, returns + /// `Some((Zero, n))`. Otherwise returns `None`. + pub fn explicit_offset(&self) -> Option<(Level, u64)> { + let (base, n) = self.peel_succ(); + if matches!(base.as_data(), LevelData::Zero(_)) { + Some((base, n)) + } else { + None + } + } /// Constructs `imax x y` (impredicative max). pub fn imax(x: Level, y: Level) -> Self { let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs index 7e881638..7c748232 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs @@ -666,16 +666,15 @@ pub fn sort_kconsts_with_seed_key<'a, M: KernelMode>( }, } } - // Tiebreak within each class using the same seed key. For aux constants - // this mirrors compile-side `class.sort_by_key(|x| x.name())`, which - // determines the representative of an alpha-equivalence class. - for class in new_classes.iter_mut() { - class.sort_by(|a, b| { - seed_key(&a.0, a.1) - .cmp(&seed_key(&b.0, b.1)) - .then_with(|| a.0.addr.cmp(&b.0.addr)) - }); - } + // No within-class re-sort by seed_key. Items in a class are either + // alpha-equivalent (and any rep is fine) or weak-Equal pending future + // refinement (and their order is whatever `sort_by_compare` gave — + // stable on previous-iter order). Re-sorting by seed_key here would + // turn that "tentatively equal" relationship into a name-derived + // tiebreak that propagates through subsequent iterations as if it + // were a structural fact, producing different canonical orders for + // identical content depending on Meta/Anon mode and discovery + // numbering. See `docs/ix_canonicity.md` and the rationale below. if classes_eq(&classes, &new_classes) { return new_classes; } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index ce83d937..fb414263 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -994,6 +994,78 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(None) } + /// Walk past the first `n` Pi binders of the block's first inductive + /// type and return their `(name, BinderInfo, domain)` triples in + /// declaration order (outermost-first). Each domain is in the + /// recursor-external context: `domain_i` may have free `Var(j)` for + /// `j < i` referring to block param `i-1-j` (the standard de Bruijn + /// telescope shape, identical to how the original ind_ty stores its + /// param binders). + fn extract_block_param_binders( + &mut self, + block_first_id: &KId, + n_block_params: u64, + ) -> Result< + Vec<(M::MField, M::MField, KExpr)>, + TcError, + > { + let ind_ty = match self.env.get(block_first_id) { + Some(KConst::Indc { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), + _ => return Ok(Vec::new()), + }; + let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(u64_to_usize::(n_block_params)?); + let mut cur = ind_ty; + for _ in 0..n_block_params { + let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; + match w.data() { + ExprData::All(name, bi, dom, body, _) => { + out.push((name.clone(), bi.clone(), dom.clone())); + cur = body.clone(); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + Ok(out) + } + + /// Wrap `body` with `∀ T_0 T_1 ... T_{n-1}, body` using the supplied + /// block-param binders (outermost-first). Mirrors compile-side + /// `mk_forall(body, &block_param_decls)`. + /// + /// # de Bruijn convention + /// Inside `body`, free `Var(i)` for `i < n_block_params` refers to + /// block param at position `n_block_params - 1 - i` in the + /// recursor-external context (because spec_params follow this + /// pattern). After the wrap, `Var(n_block_params - 1 - i)` inside + /// `body` resolves to `T_i` (block param at position `i`), matching + /// compile's `BVar(n - 1 - i) = block param i` after `mk_forall`. + fn wrap_with_block_param_foralls( + &mut self, + body: KExpr, + binders: &[( + M::MField, + M::MField, + KExpr, + )], + ) -> KExpr { + if binders.is_empty() { + return body; + } + // Build inside-out: start with body, wrap with the innermost binder + // (the LAST element of `binders`, i.e., block param at position + // `n - 1`), then add outer binders one by one. Each binder's domain + // is reused as-is: it lives in the recursor-external context where + // its free Vars already correctly reference earlier (outer) block + // params via the standard telescope convention, which exactly + // matches the de Bruijn shape inside the wrap. + let mut cur = body; + for (name, bi, dom) in binders.iter().rev() { + cur = KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), dom.clone(), cur); + cur = self.env.intern.intern_expr(cur); + } + cur + } + /// Compute the canonical aux ordering — kernel analogue of the /// compile-side aux partition-refinement sort /// (`src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs`). @@ -1006,17 +1078,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// /// The synthetic indc carries the ext inductive's type with the /// first `ext_n_params` Pi binders instantiated by the aux's - /// `spec_params`. The synthetic ctors carry the ext ctor's type - /// with the same instantiation. Compile-side wraps the result with - /// the block's parameter Pis and rewrites the ctor result head to - /// the aux name; the kernel mirror omits these wrappers because - /// every aux gets the same prefix (so it doesn't affect the - /// comparator's relative ordering) and uses synthetic aux KIds - /// derived from `(source index, ext_addr, spec_params hashes, - /// occurrence_us hashes)`. Alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct - /// synthetic members, then collapse into a single class under the - /// partition-refinement sorter just as compile-side distinct aux names - /// do. + /// `spec_params`, then wrapped with the block's parameter Pis to + /// match compile-side `mk_forall(body, &block_param_decls)`. The + /// synthetic ctors carry the ext ctor's type with the same + /// instantiation+wrap. The kernel uses synthetic aux KIds derived + /// from `(source index, ext_addr, spec_params hashes, occurrence_us + /// hashes)`. Alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct synthetic members, + /// then collapse into a single class under the partition-refinement + /// sorter just as compile-side distinct aux names do. /// /// Returns a vector `perm[k] = original_idx_of_class_k_representative` /// of length equal to the number of canonical classes. @@ -1026,6 +1095,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { n_block_params: u64, block_us: &[KUniv], all0_name: Option, + block_first_id: Option<&KId>, ) -> Result, TcError> { use crate::ix::env::Name; use crate::ix::kernel::canonical_check::{ @@ -1040,8 +1110,25 @@ impl TypeChecker { FxHashMap::default(); let mut seed_key_by_addr: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); - let nested_prefix = - all0_name.map(|all0| Name::str(all0, "_nested".to_string())); + let nested_prefix = all0_name + .as_ref() + .map(|all0| Name::str(all0.clone(), "_nested".to_string())); + + // Extract the block's first inductive's leading `n_block_params` Pi + // binders. These domains are used to wrap each synthetic aux indc/ctor + // type with `∀ block_params → body`, matching compile-side + // `mk_forall(body, &block_param_decls)`. When `n_block_params == 0` or + // the block's first inductive is unavailable, the wrap is empty (a no-op). + let block_param_binders: Vec<( + M::MField, + M::MField, + KExpr, + )> = match block_first_id { + Some(id) if n_block_params > 0 => { + self.extract_block_param_binders(id, n_block_params)? + }, + _ => Vec::new(), + }; let mut aux_ids: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(aux.len()); let mut aux_seed_names: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(aux.len()); @@ -1049,8 +1136,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Compile-side aux names are `._nested._` in source // discovery order before the partition-refinement sort renames them // by canonical position. `sort_consts` uses those names only as a - // deterministic seed/tiebreak, so the kernel feeds the same name hash - // into the sorter while keeping the synthetic KId address structural. + // deterministic seed/tiebreak; below we turn structural name order into + // monotone seed ranks while keeping the synthetic KId address structural. let ext_seed = M::meta_name(&member.id.name).map_or_else( || member.id.addr.hex(), |name| name.pretty().replace('.', "_"), @@ -1065,8 +1152,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, |prefix| Name::str(prefix.clone(), seed_suffix.clone()), ); - let seed_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*seed_name.get_hash()); - // Synthetic aux KId: unique per discovered aux source slot, with the // semantic content included so structurally equal aux still compare // Equal and collapse under the current partition. @@ -1082,11 +1167,26 @@ impl TypeChecker { } let aux_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(h.finalize()); let aux_id = KId::new(aux_addr.clone(), M::meta_field(seed_name.clone())); - seed_key_by_addr.insert(aux_addr.clone(), seed_addr); aux_ids.push(aux_id); aux_seed_names.push(seed_name); } + // Compile-side `sort_consts` seeds and tiebreaks by structural `Name` + // ordering (`sort_by_key(|x| x.name())`). A name hash is not + // order-preserving and can change partition-refinement outcomes for + // intermediate equal classes, so mirror compile by converting sorted seed + // names to monotone rank addresses. + let mut seed_order: Vec = (0..aux_seed_names.len()).collect(); + seed_order.sort_by(|&a, &b| aux_seed_names[a].cmp(&aux_seed_names[b])); + for (rank, source_idx) in seed_order.into_iter().enumerate() { + let mut bytes = [0u8; 32]; + bytes[..8].copy_from_slice(&(rank as u64).to_be_bytes()); + let rank_addr = Address::from_slice(&bytes).map_err(|_| { + TcError::Other("canonical_aux_order: invalid seed-rank address".into()) + })?; + seed_key_by_addr.insert(aux_ids[source_idx].addr.clone(), rank_addr); + } + for (source_idx, member) in aux.iter().enumerate() { let aux_id = aux_ids[source_idx].clone(); let seed_name = aux_seed_names[source_idx].clone(); @@ -1134,6 +1234,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { n_block_params, 0, )?; + // Wrap with `∀ block_params → body` to mirror compile-side + // `mk_forall(j_type_block, &block_param_decls)`. The body's free Vars + // for i < n_block_params already refer to the block params via the + // recursor's outer context; the wrap binds them in place. + typ = self.wrap_with_block_param_foralls(typ, &block_param_binders); // Synthetic aux ctor KIds and KConst::Ctor entries. let mut aux_ctor_kids: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ext_ctors.len()); @@ -1168,7 +1273,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { // synthetic aux references before sorting. This mirrors the // compile-side `replace_all_nested` queue pass over the expanded // aux members. It covers both recursive fields such as - // `List (ListItem Block)` and the ctor result head itself. + // `List (ListItem Block)` and the ctor result head itself. This + // also rewrites the ctor's own result head (the `∀ ... → J spec` + // is rewritten to `∀ ... → aux block_params indices`), so we do + // not need a separate `replace_ctor_result_head_with_aux` pass. ctor_typ = self.replace_aux_refs_for_sort( &ctor_typ, aux, @@ -1177,6 +1285,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { n_block_params, 0, )?; + // Wrap with `∀ block_params → body` to mirror compile-side + // `mk_forall(ctor_type_block, &block_param_decls)`. + ctor_typ = + self.wrap_with_block_param_foralls(ctor_typ, &block_param_binders); let mut ch = blake3::Hasher::new(); ch.update(b"AUX_CTOR_VIEW"); @@ -1233,6 +1345,47 @@ impl TypeChecker { all_ctor_lookup.get(&cid.addr).cloned() }; + // Optional canonical-sort dump for debugging the kernel/compile + // partition-refinement divergence. Triggered when `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP` + // matches the block's `all0_name` prefix. Dumps each synthetic aux's + // pre-sort `(seed_name, addr, typ, ctor.ty)`, then the post-sort + // class structure. Use to compare against compile-side + // `sort_aux_by_partition_refinement` output for the same block. + let dump_canonical = all0_name.as_ref().is_some_and(|n| { + IX_RECURSOR_DUMP + .as_ref() + .is_some_and(|prefix| n.pretty().contains(prefix.as_str())) + }); + + if dump_canonical { + eprintln!( + "[canonical_aux_order.dump] all0={:?} n_aux={} n_block_params={}", + all0_name.as_ref().map(crate::ix::env::Name::pretty), + pairs.len(), + n_block_params + ); + for (i, (kid, kconst)) in pairs.iter().enumerate() { + let seed = aux_seed_names.get(i).cloned().unwrap_or_else(Name::anon); + eprintln!( + " pre-sort[{}] addr={} seed={} member_id_addr={}", + i, + &kid.addr.hex()[..8], + seed.pretty(), + &aux[i].id.addr.hex()[..8] + ); + if let KConst::Indc { ty, ctors, .. } = kconst { + eprintln!(" indc.ty={ty}"); + for (ci, ctor_kid) in ctors.iter().enumerate() { + if let Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, .. }) = + all_ctor_lookup.get(&ctor_kid.addr) + { + eprintln!(" ctor[{ci}].ty={ty}"); + } + } + } + } + } + let classes = sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::(&pairs, &resolve_ctor, &|id: &KId, _c: &KConst< @@ -1244,6 +1397,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { .unwrap_or_else(|| id.addr.clone()) }); + if dump_canonical { + eprintln!("[canonical_aux_order.dump] post-sort classes:"); + for (ci, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { + for (mi, (kid, _)) in class.iter().enumerate() { + eprintln!( + " class[{ci}][{mi}] addr={}", + &kid.addr.hex()[..8] + ); + } + } + } + // For each canonical class, pick the representative chosen by the // compiler-shaped seed key. Alpha-equivalent aux remain distinct // synthetic members until partition refinement collapses them, matching @@ -1397,6 +1562,87 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } + /// Dump the full per-peer alignment table when + /// `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` detects canonical-order divergence. + /// Prints both the kernel's reconstructed flat layout and the stored + /// recursor block side-by-side, with the extracted major-domain signature + /// for each peer, so the divergence can be pinpointed. + /// + /// Always emits to stderr (this is a real bug, not opt-in tracing). Output + /// is bounded by the block's recursor count, so even a worst-case mutual + /// block with many auxiliaries produces a few dozen lines, not thousands. + #[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] + fn dump_recursor_alignment_failure( + &mut self, + ind_block_id: &KId, + rec_block_id: &KId, + generated_snapshot: &[GeneratedRecursor], + flat: &[FlatBlockMember], + rec_ids: &[KId], + prefix_base: u64, + failed_gi: usize, + failed_gen_major: Option<&KExpr>, + failed_stored_major: Option<&KExpr>, + ) { + eprintln!( + "[recursor.align] FAIL ind_block={ind_block_id} rec_block={rec_block_id} \ +peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", + generated_snapshot.len(), + flat.len(), + rec_ids.len() + ); + eprintln!( + " failed gen major: {}", + Self::major_domain_signature_text(failed_gen_major) + ); + eprintln!( + " failed stored major: {}", + Self::major_domain_signature_text(failed_stored_major) + ); + let n = generated_snapshot.len().min(flat.len()).min(rec_ids.len()); + for gi in 0..n { + let gen_rec = &generated_snapshot[gi]; + let target_addr = &gen_rec.ind_addr; + let gen_major = self + .recursor_major_domain_for_addr( + &gen_rec.ty, + prefix_base + flat[gi].n_indices, + target_addr, + ) + .unwrap_or(None); + let rid = &rec_ids[gi]; + let (stored_skip, stored_ty) = match self.env.get(rid) { + Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. }) => { + (params + motives + minors + indices, Some(ty.clone())) + }, + _ => (0, None), + }; + let stored_major = match stored_ty { + Some(ty) => self + .recursor_major_domain_for_addr(&ty, stored_skip, target_addr) + .unwrap_or(None), + None => None, + }; + let mark = if gi == failed_gi { "!!" } else { " " }; + eprintln!( + " {mark} peer[{gi:2}] flat.id={} target={}… aux={} ind={}…", + flat[gi].id, + &target_addr.hex()[..8], + flat[gi].is_aux, + &gen_rec.ind_addr.hex()[..8] + ); + eprintln!( + " gen : {}", + Self::major_domain_signature_text(gen_major.as_ref()) + ); + eprintln!( + " sto : {} (rid={})", + Self::major_domain_signature_text(stored_major.as_ref()), + rid + ); + } + } + fn dump_rule_rhs_first_diff( &mut self, lhs: &KExpr, @@ -2071,11 +2317,13 @@ impl TypeChecker { { let block_us = flat[0].occurrence_us.to_vec(); let all0_name = block_inds.first().and_then(|id| M::meta_name(&id.name)); + let block_first_id = block_inds.first().cloned(); let canonical_order = self.canonical_aux_order( &flat[n_originals..], n_params, &block_us, all0_name, + block_first_id.as_ref(), )?; if self.recursor_dump_matches_block(block_id, &flat) { eprintln!("[recursor.dump] canonical_order={canonical_order:?}"); @@ -3093,7 +3341,19 @@ impl TypeChecker { block_id: &KId, flat: &[FlatBlockMember], ) -> Option>> { - // Find all recursors in the block + // Position-by-position alignment. + // + // `flat` is in canonical order (`canonical_aux_order` was applied above + // when `RecursorAuxOrder::Canonical`). The recursor block — when one is + // co-resident with the inductive block — is itself stored in canonical + // order. So `flat[fi]` aligns with `rec_ids[fi]` directly. We sanity- + // check the alignment by comparing the major inductive address, and for + // auxiliary entries by comparing the param-portion of the major args + // against the member's `spec_params`. + // + // Returns `None` if any sanity check fails — caller falls back to + // `populate_recursor_rules_from_block`, which performs the same + // positional alignment with a more verbose diagnostic on failure. let members: Vec> = self.env.blocks.get(block_id)?.clone(); let rec_ids: Vec> = members .iter() @@ -3101,101 +3361,73 @@ impl TypeChecker { .cloned() .collect(); - if rec_ids.len() < flat.len() { + if rec_ids.len() != flat.len() { return None; } - // Match each flat member to the recursor that eliminates its inductive. - // For each recursor, extract the major inductive address from its type. - // For flat members with the same inductive address (different spec_params), - // match by checking that the major premise's parameter args correspond to - // the flat member's spec_params. - let mut result: Vec>> = vec![None; flat.len()]; - let mut used: Vec = vec![false; rec_ids.len()]; - + let mut result: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(flat.len()); for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { - for (ri, rec_id) in rec_ids.iter().enumerate() { - if used[ri] { - continue; - } - let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rec_id) - { - Some(KConst::Recr { - params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. - }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), - _ => continue, - }; - // Extract major inductive address - let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; - let major_id = match self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip) { - Ok(id) => id, - Err(_) => continue, - }; - if major_id.addr != member.id.addr { - continue; - } - // For non-aux (original) members, address match is sufficient - if !member.is_aux { - result[fi] = Some(rec_id.clone()); - used[ri] = true; - break; - } - // For auxiliary members, check spec_params match using is_def_eq. - // Extract the major premise domain's param args from the recursor type - // and compare with the flat member's spec_params (lifted to the same depth). - let saved = self.save_depth(); - let mut cur = ty; - for _ in 0..skip { - match self.whnf(&cur) { - Ok(w) => match w.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - cur = b.clone(); - }, - _ => break, + let rec_id = &rec_ids[fi]; + let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rec_id) { + Some(KConst::Recr { + params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. + }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), + _ => return None, + }; + let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; + let major_id = self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip).ok()?; + if major_id.addr != member.id.addr { + return None; + } + if !member.is_aux { + result.push(rec_id.clone()); + continue; + } + // Auxiliary: verify spec_params match the stored major's param args. + let saved = self.save_depth(); + let mut cur = ty; + for _ in 0..skip { + match self.whnf(&cur) { + Ok(w) => match w.data() { + ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { + self.push_local(dom.clone()); + cur = b.clone(); }, _ => break, - } - } - let mut matched = false; - if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) - && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() - { - let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); - let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params).ok()?; - if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { - // spec_params are in param context. Lift by (current_depth - n_rec_params). - let n_rec_params = flat.first().map_or(0, |m| m.own_params); - let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rec_params); - matched = - major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( - |(arg, sp)| { - let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) - } else { - sp.clone() - }; - self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) - }, - ); - } + }, + _ => break, } - self.restore_depth(saved); - if matched { - result[fi] = Some(rec_id.clone()); - used[ri] = true; - break; + } + let mut matched = false; + if let Ok(w) = self.whnf(&cur) + && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() + { + let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); + let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params).ok()?; + if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { + let n_rec_params = flat.first().map_or(0, |m| m.own_params); + let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rec_params); + matched = + major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( + |(arg, sp)| { + let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) + }, + ); } } + self.restore_depth(saved); + if !matched { + return None; + } + result.push(rec_id.clone()); } - // Check all flat members found a recursor - let all_found = result.iter().all(|r| r.is_some()); - if all_found { - Some(result.into_iter().map(|r| r.unwrap()).collect()) - } else { - None - } + Some(result) } /// Populate canonical recursor rules from the actual recursor block peers. @@ -3266,11 +3498,13 @@ impl TypeChecker { { let block_us = flat[0].occurrence_us.to_vec(); let all0_name = block_inds.first().and_then(|id| M::meta_name(&id.name)); + let block_first_id = block_inds.first().cloned(); let canonical_order = self.canonical_aux_order( &flat[n_originals..], n_params_u64, &block_us, all0_name, + block_first_id.as_ref(), )?; let aux_part = flat[n_originals..].to_vec(); let mut new_aux: Vec> = @@ -3299,54 +3533,82 @@ impl TypeChecker { let n_motives = flat.len() as u64; let n_minors: u64 = flat.iter().map(|m| m.ctors.len() as u64).sum(); let prefix_base = n_params_u64 + n_motives + n_minors; - let mut peers: Vec>> = vec![None; flat.len()]; - let mut used: Vec = vec![false; rec_ids.len()]; + // Position-by-position alignment. + // + // Both the kernel-side `flat` (rebuilt above with `canonical_aux_order` + // when `RecursorAuxOrder::Canonical`) and `rec_ids` (the recursor block + // members in their stored order) follow the same canonical permutation + // by construction — see the rationale at the `canonical_aux_order` call + // around line 2069 and `docs/ix_canonicity.md` §6.2. So generated peer + // `gi` aligns with `rec_ids[gi]` directly: no search, no greedy match. + // + // We still verify the alignment by comparing extracted major-domain + // signatures peer-by-peer. A mismatch means canonical order has in fact + // diverged between the kernel's flat reconstruction and the stored + // block — a real bug. Surface it loudly with a per-peer diagnostic so + // the divergence is debuggable, then fail. + if rec_ids.len() != flat.len() { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: rec_ids/flat count mismatch: rec_ids={} flat={}", + rec_ids.len(), + flat.len() + ))); + } + + let mut peers: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(flat.len()); for (gi, gen_rec) in generated_snapshot.iter().enumerate() { let target_addr = &gen_rec.ind_addr; + let rid = &rec_ids[gi]; + let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rid) { + Some(KConst::Recr { + params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. + }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: rec_ids[{gi}]={rid} is not a recursor" + ))); + }, + }; let gen_major = self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr( &gen_rec.ty, prefix_base + flat[gi].n_indices, target_addr, )?; - let Some(gen_major) = gen_major else { - return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: generated recursor {gi} has no major premise" - ))); + let stored_skip = params + motives + minors + indices; + let stored_major = + self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr(&ty, stored_skip, target_addr)?; + let signatures_match = match (&gen_major, &stored_major) { + (Some(g), Some(s)) => self.major_domain_signature_eq(g, s)?, + _ => false, }; - - for (ri, rid) in rec_ids.iter().enumerate() { - if used[ri] { - continue; - } - let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rid) { - Some(KConst::Recr { - params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. - }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), - _ => continue, - }; - let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; - let Some(stored_major) = - self.recursor_major_domain_for_addr(&ty, skip, target_addr)? - else { - continue; - }; - if self.major_domain_signature_eq(&gen_major, &stored_major)? { - peers[gi] = Some(rid.clone()); - used[ri] = true; - break; - } - } - - if peers[gi].is_none() { + if !signatures_match { + self.dump_recursor_alignment_failure( + ind_block_id, + rec_block_id, + &generated_snapshot, + &flat, + &rec_ids, + prefix_base, + gi, + gen_major.as_ref(), + stored_major.as_ref(), + ); return Err(TcError::Other(format!( - "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: could not align recursor peer {gi}" + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: canonical-order mismatch at peer {gi}: \ +flat[{gi}].id={} (target_addr={}…), rec_ids[{gi}]={}; gen and stored major-domain signatures differ. \ +This indicates the kernel's `canonical_aux_order` and the stored recursor block diverge — \ +re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", + flat[gi].id, + &target_addr.hex()[..8], + rid, + ind_block_id ))); } + peers.push(rid.clone()); } - let peer_recs: Vec> = - peers.into_iter().map(|p| p.unwrap()).collect(); + let peer_recs: Vec> = peers; let is_large = univ_offset > 0; let n_params = u64_to_usize::(n_params_u64)?; let mut generated_with_rules = generated_snapshot; From 1d930c842386a489448df36c4c0e48a0b68bb585 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2026 12:18:49 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 22/34] kernel: fix over-discovery in build_flat_block MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` was failing with `rec_ids/flat count mismatch: rec_ids=13 flat=20` on Aesop's three-way mutual block (`GoalUnsafe`/`MVarClusterUnsafe`/`RappUnsafe`). The compile side generated 10 nested auxiliaries; the kernel's reconstruction in `build_flat_block` discovered 17. Two over-discovery bugs in `try_detect_nested`: * **WHNF unfolded definitions.** The forall-peeling loop called `self.whnf(&cur)`, which unfolded def heads. `IO.Ref α` became `ST.Ref IO.RealWorld α`, and the kernel then synthesised `_nested.ST_Ref_*` and `_nested.Nonempty_*` auxiliaries that the compile side never generates. Lean's C++ kernel (`inductive.cpp:is_nested_inductive_app`) and our compile-side `replace_if_nested` both check the head literally. Replaced the `whnf` loop with a structural `while let ExprData::All(..)` peel. * **`flat`-address membership over-matched.** The "param mentions a block member" check used `combined_addrs = block_addrs ∪ flat_addrs`. For an aux `flat[i].id.addr` is the EXTERNAL inductive's address (e.g. `Array@567893fa`), so an unrelated occurrence like `Option (Array Aesop.Script.LazyStep)` matched on `Array`'s addr — `Array_4` shares it. Lean / compile-side check internal aux names (e.g. `_nested.Array_4`), which can never collide with a regular Const reference. Restricted the check to `block_addrs` only. After the fix the Aesop block reconstructs to flat=13 (3 originals + 10 auxes), matching the stored recursor block. Full `kernel-check-env` still passes 192156/192156. --- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 40 +++++++++++++++++++++++--------------- 1 file changed, 24 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index fb414263..c4808477 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -673,6 +673,16 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// A nested occurrence is: after peeling foralls, the result is `ExtInd Ds is` /// where `ExtInd` is a previously-declared inductive (not in our block) and /// some param arg `Ds[i]` mentions a block inductive. + /// + /// **Important: do not WHNF the domain here.** Compile-side + /// `replace_if_nested` (and Lean's C++ `is_nested_inductive_app`, + /// `inductive.cpp:920`) checks the head literally — if the head is a + /// definition like `IO.Ref`, it is *not* a nested-inductive occurrence. + /// WHNF would unfold `IO.Ref α` to `ST.Ref IO.RealWorld α`, which IS an + /// inductive — the kernel would then synthesize auxiliaries (e.g. + /// `_nested.ST_Ref_*`) that the compile side never generates, and + /// `populate_recursor_rules_from_block` would fail with `rec_ids/flat + /// count mismatch`. Peel `All` constructors structurally instead. fn try_detect_nested( &mut self, dom: &KExpr, @@ -683,17 +693,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { param_depth: usize, // depth at the param context (before field locals) n_rec_params: u64, // number of inductive parameters (valid Var refs in spec_params) ) { - // Peel foralls to get to the result type. + // Peel foralls structurally — no WHNF, see doc comment above. let mut cur = dom.clone(); - loop { - match self.whnf(&cur) { - Ok(w) => cur = w, - Err(_) => return, - }; - match cur.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) => cur = body.clone(), - _ => break, - } + while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) = cur.data() { + cur = body.clone(); } let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&cur); @@ -727,15 +730,20 @@ impl TypeChecker { return; } - // Check if any param arg mentions a block inductive (or a flat member). - let all_flat_addrs: Vec
= - flat.iter().map(|m| m.id.addr.clone()).collect(); - let combined_addrs: Vec
= - block_addrs.iter().chain(all_flat_addrs.iter()).cloned().collect(); + // Check if any param arg mentions a block original. Match Lean's + // `is_nested_inductive_app` (`inductive.cpp:920`) and compile-side + // `replace_if_nested`, which check INTERNAL identity (block originals + // by name / aux internal names like `_nested.Array_4`). The kernel + // doesn't carry internal aux names, only `flat[i].id.addr` — but for an + // aux that's the EXTERNAL inductive's address (e.g., `Array`'s addr). + // Including those flat addresses here would falsely match unrelated + // occurrences such as `Option (Array LazyStep)` (which mentions + // `Array`'s addr because `Array_4` shares it, even though `LazyStep` + // is not in this block). Originals only. let has_nested_ref = args .iter() .take(ext_n_params) - .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_addr(a, &combined_addrs)); + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_addr(a, block_addrs)); if !has_nested_ref { return; } From 4951b0d25ef4190e4414f8ede88919ed464fb9ed Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Wed, 29 Apr 2026 06:06:46 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 23/34] kernel: per-worker KEnv with lazy Ixon ingress; add `ix check-ixon` CLI MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit This is an architectural rework of the kernel runtime to bound memory on full-mathlib type-check runs. The previous design held a single process-shared KEnv behind Arc, plus a global Arc intern table; on mathlib-scale environments those data structures grew past 8+ GiB even though the per-block working set was modest. This commit moves parallelism above the kernel state boundary: each worker owns its KEnv and clears it between scheduled blocks. * `Addr` is now `blake3::Hash` (Copy, 32 bytes), no longer `Arc` behind a process-global `ADDR_INTERN`. Identity comparison falls back from `Arc::ptr_eq` to a 32-byte memcmp (one AVX2 cycle), but eliminates the global state and one allocation per KExpr/KUniv construction. * `KEnv` swaps every `DashMap`/`DashSet` for `FxHashMap`/`FxHashSet`, `OnceLock` for `OnceCell`, and `set_prims`/`insert`/etc. take `&mut self`. The `block_checks_in_progress` Mutex+Condvar coordinator and `BlockCheckStart`/`BlockCheckToken` are gone — block-check results are a plain map lookup. * New `KEnv::clear()` and `KEnv::clear_releasing_memory()` so workers can recycle a single env across many scheduled blocks. The latter drops backing allocations to keep one heavy block from permanently ratcheting a worker's retained capacity. * Removed the old parallel `Drop` (rayon-driven shard teardown) — no longer needed without DashMap, and serial drop is fine for empty worker envs at end of run. * `InternTable` gains reusable `subst_scratch`/`lift_scratch` buffers so `subst`/`simul_subst`/`lift` no longer allocate a fresh `FxHashMap` per call (a hot path on heavy beta/zeta blocks). * New `KEnvCacheSizes` snapshot for diagnostics — surfaces per-worker cache growth under `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG=1`. `TypeChecker<'a, M>` now holds a mutable borrow of one worker's env instead of `Arc`. All the kernel passes (`check.rs`, `def_eq.rs`, `inductive.rs`, `infer.rs`, `whnf.rs`) propagate `&mut self` through what were previously `&self` paths reading from DashMap. The mutating helpers `try_get_const`/`get_const`/ `try_get_block`/`has_const` replace direct `env.get(&id)` calls so the lazy-ingress hook can fault constants in on miss. New `LazyIxonIngress` (`tc.rs`) plus `TypeChecker::new_with_lazy_ixon`. Workers start with an empty KEnv and an `Arc` + `Arc`; whenever the checker hits an unknown address, `lazy_ingress_addr` calls `ingress_addr_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups` (new in `ingress.rs`) to materialise that constant (or its containing Muts block / projection block) on demand. `Primitives::from_addr_names` (new in `primitive.rs`) seeds the prim table from the lookups before any constant is faulted in, so prims resolve to real Lean names rather than synthetic `@` fallbacks. `IxonIngressLookups` (new public struct) carries the address↔name maps, namespace `names_by_addr`, and `muts_by_addr` for projection aliasing. `build_ixon_ingress_lookups` is the one-shot builder; the top-level `ixon_ingress_owned` no longer parallelises across blocks (rayon is gone from `lean_ingress` and `ixon_ingress` — both serial now since `KEnv` is single-threaded). `rs_kernel_check_consts` / new `rs_kernel_check_ixon` build `CheckWorkItem`s that collapse alias requests onto the same scheduled block (projection-aware via `check_schedule_block_addr`). The pool spawns N worker threads, each with its own `KEnv` and a 256 MiB stack; work is drained from a shared `AtomicUsize` counter; results are fan-in via `OnceLock` slots. `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_CLEAR_EVERY=N` controls how often a worker calls `clear_releasing_memory` (default 1 — per block). * New per-block diagnostic mode (`IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG=1`, `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG_THRESHOLD=N`) emits `[diag-peak]/[diag-big]` lines when a single block's caches push past a threshold or set a new per-worker peak. * New RSS telemetry in `ParallelProgress` (`IX_KERNEL_CHECK_MEM_STATS=0` to disable): rolling `peak_rss_mib` from `/proc/self/status`, summary line printed at end of run. * `format_tc_error` resolves `UnknownConst(addr)` against the lookups to print the Lean name + 12-char hex, instead of just hex. * `Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean` gains `--out ` to persist the serialized `Ixon.Env` (`Env::put` bytes) to disk after compile. * New `Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean` registers `ix check-ixon`, which loads a serialized env from `--env ` and runs the kernel worker pool over it. Filters: `--ns` (comma-separated prefixes), `--consts` (exact names), `--consts-file` (one name per line, `#` comments), plus `--fail-out` for a structured failure dump and `--verbose` to log every constant. Refuses to run on an empty filter selection. * New FFI: `rs_kernel_check_ixon` reads `Ixon.Env::get` bytes from disk, builds `IxonIngressLookups`, then drives the same `run_checks_on_large_stack` path as `rs_kernel_check_consts`. `rs_kernel_ixon_names` enumerates checkable named constants from a serialized env (used by `--ns` filtering without rebuilding Lean). `compile_env_with_options` no longer maintains a separate `orig_kenv` populated up-front via `lean_ingress` — this snapshot was only used by the Phase-0 `check_originals` pass and roughly doubled retained expression memory. `CompileOptions::check_originals` and `CompileState::kctx`/`check_originals` are deleted; each worker constructs its own `KernelCtx` (`kctx.kenv: KEnv`, no Arc) and threads it as `&mut` through the aux_gen pipeline. The aux_gen prereq, mutual-block, decompile, and validate-aux paths all flow local kctxs explicitly. * `MaxRecFuel` is a distinct `TcError` variant from `MaxRecDepth`; fuel-exhaustion now reports the right cause. `MAX_REC_FUEL` default raised from 1.5M → 10M (mathlib category/algebra proofs need it), `IX_MAX_REC_FUEL` override unchanged. * New `is_prop_cache`: memoizes `is_prop_type` (the answer to "does this type have sort `Prop`?") so repeat `try_proof_irrel` probes skip the `infer ∘ infer ∘ whnf` chain. Empirically the dominant cost on mathlib proof-heavy blocks. Perf counters (`is_prop_cache_hits/misses`) added to `PerfCounters`. * `ctx_addr_for_lbr` memoized on `(ctx_id, lbr)` per-TypeChecker — hot path called from every `whnf_key`/`infer_key`/`def_eq_ctx_key`. * `def_eq_ctx_key(a, b)` replaces the old `eq_ctx = if closed then empty else self.ctx_id` heuristic — context key is now driven by `a.lbr().max(b.lbr())`, matching the WHNF/infer cache shape. * `whnf_core` short-circuits leaf node kinds (Sort/All/Lam/Nat/Str/ Const, plus closed Var) before the cache probe so the `whnf_core_cache` doesn't fill with trivial `e → e` entries. * `collect_app_spine` pre-counts arity to allocate the args Vec exactly once. * Tutorial tests (`basic.rs`, `defeq.rs`, `inductive.rs`, `reduction.rs`) and `testing.rs` updated for the `&mut KEnv` constructor signature. * `egress.rs`, `equiv.rs` updated for `Addr = Hash` (no Arc). * Many `intern_addr(...)` removals across `expr.rs`, `level.rs`, `ingress.rs`, `tc.rs`, `subst.rs` — addresses are now plain hashes passed by value or built directly from `blake3::Hasher::finalize()`. --- Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean | 177 ++++++ Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean | 17 +- Ix/KernelCheck.lean | 16 + Main.lean | 2 + src/ffi/compile.rs | 92 ++- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 845 ++++++++++++++++++--------- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 35 +- src/ix/compile.rs | 121 ++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 19 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 6 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs | 8 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 334 +++++++---- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 5 +- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 106 ++-- src/ix/compile/env.rs | 52 +- src/ix/compile/mutual.rs | 196 +------ src/ix/decompile.rs | 10 +- src/ix/env.rs | 4 +- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 233 +++----- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 358 +++++++----- src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 6 +- src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 629 ++++++++++---------- src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 4 +- src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 8 + src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 63 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 787 +++++++++++++------------ src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 132 +++-- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 730 +++++++++++++++-------- src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 12 +- src/ix/kernel/perf.rs | 71 ++- src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 33 +- src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 118 ++-- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 288 +++++++-- src/ix/kernel/testing.rs | 16 +- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs | 101 ++-- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs | 152 ++--- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs | 91 ++- src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs | 108 ++-- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 334 ++++++----- 39 files changed, 3655 insertions(+), 2664 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean diff --git a/Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bd85a6b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +module +public import Cli +public import Ix.Common +public import Ix.KernelCheck +public import Ix.Meta +public import Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd + +public section + +open Ix.KernelCheck + +namespace Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd + +private structure SeedSpec where + prefixes : List Lean.Name := [] + exacts : List Lean.Name := [] + +private def SeedSpec.isEmpty (s : SeedSpec) : Bool := + s.prefixes.isEmpty && s.exacts.isEmpty + +private def readNamesFile (path : String) : IO (List Lean.Name) := do + let content ← IO.FS.readFile path + let lines := content.splitOn "\n" + pure <| lines.filterMap fun raw => + let cs := raw.toList.dropWhile Char.isWhitespace + let trimmed := String.ofList (cs.reverse.dropWhile Char.isWhitespace).reverse + if trimmed.isEmpty || trimmed.startsWith "#" then none + else some trimmed.toName + +private def resolveSeedSpec (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO (Option SeedSpec) := do + let nsFlag := p.flag? "ns" + let constsFlag := p.flag? "consts" + let fileFlag := p.flag? "consts-file" + if nsFlag.isNone && constsFlag.isNone && fileFlag.isNone then + return none + let mut prefixes : List Lean.Name := [] + let mut exacts : List Lean.Name := [] + if let some flag := nsFlag then + let raw := flag.as! String + prefixes := parsePrefixes raw + if prefixes.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] warning: --ns '{raw}' parsed to empty list" + if let some flag := constsFlag then + let raw := flag.as! String + let parsed := parsePrefixes raw + if parsed.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] warning: --consts '{raw}' parsed to empty list" + exacts := exacts ++ parsed + if let some flag := fileFlag then + let path := flag.as! String + let parsed ← readNamesFile path + if parsed.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] warning: --consts-file '{path}' yielded zero names" + else + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] --consts-file '{path}': read {parsed.length} name(s)" + exacts := exacts ++ parsed + let spec : SeedSpec := { prefixes, exacts } + if spec.isEmpty then + IO.println "[check-ixon] warning: filter flags supplied but parsed to empty selection" + return some spec + +private def selectNames (allNames : Array Lean.Name) + (spec : Option SeedSpec) : IO (Array Lean.Name) := do + match spec with + | none => pure allNames + | some s => + let exactSet : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := + s.exacts.foldl (fun acc n => acc.insert n) (Std.HashSet.emptyWithCapacity s.exacts.length) + let mut missing : Array Lean.Name := #[] + for n in s.exacts do + if !allNames.contains n then + missing := missing.push n + if !missing.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] warning: {missing.size}/{s.exacts.length} exact name(s) not in env:" + let shown := min 20 missing.size + for n in missing[:shown] do + IO.println s!" - {n}" + if missing.size > 20 then + IO.println s!" ... ({missing.size - 20} more not shown)" + let seeds := allNames.filter fun n => + exactSet.contains n || s.prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] filter: {s.prefixes.length} prefix(es), {s.exacts.length} exact(s) -> {seeds.size} seed constants" + pure seeds + +private def reportFailures (failures : Array (Lean.Name × String)) + (limit : Nat := 30) : IO Unit := do + if failures.isEmpty then return + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] {failures.size} failure(s):" + let shown := min limit failures.size + for (name, msg) in failures[:shown] do + IO.println s!" x {name}: {msg}" + if failures.size > limit then + IO.println s!" ... ({failures.size - limit} more failures suppressed)" + +private def commentLine (msg : String) : String := + let oneLine := msg.replace "\n" " | " + s!"# {oneLine}" + +private def writeFailuresFile + (path : String) + (envPath : String) + (seedCount : Nat) + (failures : Array (Lean.Name × String)) + : IO Unit := do + let mut buf : String := + "# ix check-ixon failures\n" + ++ s!"# env: {envPath}\n" + ++ s!"# seeds: {seedCount}\n" + ++ s!"# failures: {failures.size}\n\n" + for (name, msg) in failures do + buf := buf ++ commentLine msg ++ "\n" ++ s!"{name}\n\n" + IO.FS.writeFile path buf + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] wrote {failures.size} failure(s) to {path}" + +def runCheckIxonCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do + let some env := p.flag? "env" + | p.printError "error: must specify --env" + return 1 + let envPath := env.as! String + let verbose := p.flag? "verbose" |>.isSome + + IO.println s!"Running Ix kernel check on serialized env {envPath}" + let namesInEnv ← rsIxonNamesFFI envPath + IO.println s!"Total checkable names in env: {namesInEnv.size}" + + let spec ← resolveSeedSpec p + let seedNames ← selectNames namesInEnv spec + if spec.isSome && seedNames.isEmpty then + IO.println "[check-ixon] error: filter resolved to zero constants; refusing to run full-env check" + return 1 + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] checking {seedNames.size} seed constant(s)" + + let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate seedNames.size true + let start ← IO.monoMsNow + let results ← rsCheckIxonFFI envPath seedNames expectPass (!verbose) + let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start + + let mut passed := 0 + let mut failures : Array (Lean.Name × String) := #[] + for i in [:seedNames.size] do + match results[i]! with + | none => passed := passed + 1 + | some err => failures := failures.push (seedNames[i]!, err.message) + + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] checked {seedNames.size} constants in {elapsed.formatMs}" + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] {passed}/{seedNames.size} passed" + reportFailures failures + + if let some flag := p.flag? "fail-out" then + writeFailuresFile (flag.as! String) envPath seedNames.size failures + + IO.println s!"##check-ixon## {elapsed} {passed} {failures.size} {seedNames.size}" + return if failures.isEmpty then 0 else 1 + +end Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd + +open Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd in +private def withCmdName (cmd : Cli.Cmd) (name : String) : Cli.Cmd := + match cmd with + | Cli.Cmd.init m run subCmds ext => + Cli.Cmd.init { m with name := name } run subCmds ext + +open Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd in +def checkIxonCmd : Cli.Cmd := withCmdName `[Cli| + checkIxon VIA runCheckIxonCmd; + "Typecheck a serialized Ixon environment through the Ix Rust kernel" + + FLAGS: + env : String; "Path to a serialized Ixon.Env file produced by `ix compile --out`" + ns : String; "Comma-separated Lean name prefixes to check" + consts : String; "Comma-separated exact constant names to check" + "consts-file" : String; "Path to a file with one constant name per line. '#' comments and blank lines ignored." + "fail-out" : String; "Write failing constant names to this path" + verbose; "Log every constant on its own line (default: quiet ephemeral progress)" +] "check-ixon" + +end diff --git a/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean index eed3896e..83c3393d 100644 --- a/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean +++ b/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ def runCompileCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do | p.printError "error: must specify --path" return 1 let pathStr := path.as! String + let outPath? : Option String := (p.flag? "out").map (·.as! String) buildFile pathStr let leanEnv ← getFileEnv pathStr @@ -29,7 +30,20 @@ def runCompileCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do println! "Compiled {fmtBytes bytes.size} env in {elapsed.formatMs}" -- Machine-readable line for CI benchmark tracking IO.println s!"##benchmark## {elapsed} {bytes.size} {totalConsts}" - return 0 + + -- Optionally persist the serialized IxonEnv (`Env::put` bytes) to disk so + -- subsequent runs (e.g. `ix check-ixon`) can skip the Lean → IxOn compile + -- step. The resulting file is the canonical streaming format produced by + -- `Ixon.Env::put` (see `src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs:1093-1297`); it round- + -- trips through `Ixon.Env::get`. + match outPath? with + | none => return 0 + | some out => + let writeStart ← IO.monoMsNow + IO.FS.writeBinFile out bytes + let writeMs := (← IO.monoMsNow) - writeStart + println! "Wrote {fmtBytes bytes.size} to {out} in {writeMs.formatMs}" + return 0 def compileCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| @@ -38,6 +52,7 @@ def compileCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| FLAGS: path : String; "Path to file to compile" + out : String; "Optional output path: write the serialized Ixon.Env bytes (`Env::put` format) so later runs can load via `ix check-ixon --env `" ] end diff --git a/Ix/KernelCheck.lean b/Ix/KernelCheck.lean index 6906937d..974d8e15 100644 --- a/Ix/KernelCheck.lean +++ b/Ix/KernelCheck.lean @@ -88,6 +88,22 @@ opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : @& Bool → IO (Array (Option CheckError)) +/-- FFI: type-check constants from a serialized Ixon env file produced by + `ix compile --out`. If the name array is empty, Rust checks every + checkable named constant in the file. -/ +@[extern "rs_kernel_check_ixon"] +opaque rsCheckIxonFFI : + @& String → + @& Array Lean.Name → + @& Array Bool → + @& Bool → + IO (Array (Option CheckError)) + +/-- FFI: list checkable names from a serialized Ixon env file. Used by the + `check-ixon` CLI to support `--ns` filtering without rebuilding Lean. -/ +@[extern "rs_kernel_ixon_names"] +opaque rsIxonNamesFFI : @& String → IO (Array Lean.Name) + end Ix.KernelCheck end diff --git a/Main.lean b/Main.lean index d1091613..de08d39c 100644 --- a/Main.lean +++ b/Main.lean @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ --import Ix.Cli.ProveCmd --import Ix.Cli.StoreCmd import Ix.Cli.CheckCmd +import Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd import Ix.Cli.CompileCmd import Ix.Cli.IngressCmd import Ix.Cli.ValidateCmd @@ -20,6 +21,7 @@ def ixCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| --storeCmd; compileCmd; checkCmd; + checkIxonCmd; ingressCmd; validateCmd; serveCmd; diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index 91ec6353..c9c28e05 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -210,17 +210,15 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env_full( let condensed = compute_sccs(&ref_graph.out_refs); // Phase 3: Compile - let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( - &rust_env, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(stt) => stt, - Err(e) => { - let msg = - format!("rs_compile_env_full: Rust compilation failed: {:?}", e); - return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); - }, - }; + let compile_stt = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(stt) => stt, + Err(e) => { + let msg = + format!("rs_compile_env_full: Rust compilation failed: {:?}", e); + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); + }, + }; // Phase 4: Build Lean structures let mut cache = LeanBuildCache::with_capacity(env_len); @@ -307,16 +305,14 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env( let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts_ptr); let rust_env = Arc::new(rust_env); - let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( - &rust_env, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(stt) => stt, - Err(e) => { - let msg = format!("rs_compile_env: Rust compilation failed: {:?}", e); - return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); - }, - }; + let compile_stt = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(stt) => stt, + Err(e) => { + let msg = format!("rs_compile_env: Rust compilation failed: {:?}", e); + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); + }, + }; // Serialize the compiled Env to bytes if !quiet { @@ -425,16 +421,14 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_phases( let condensed_obj = LeanIxCondensedBlocks::build(&mut cache, &condensed); - let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( - &rust_env, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(stt) => stt, - Err(e) => { - let msg = format!("rs_compile_phases: compilation failed: {:?}", e); - return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); - }, - }; + let compile_stt = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(stt) => stt, + Err(e) => { + let msg = format!("rs_compile_phases: compilation failed: {:?}", e); + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); + }, + }; // Build Lean objects from compile results let consts: Vec<_> = compile_stt @@ -518,17 +512,15 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_compile_env_to_ixon( let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts_ptr); let rust_env = Arc::new(rust_env); - let compile_stt = match compile_env_with_options( - &rust_env, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(stt) => stt, - Err(e) => { - let msg = - format!("rs_compile_env_to_ixon: compilation failed: {:?}", e); - return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); - }, - }; + let compile_stt = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(stt) => stt, + Err(e) => { + let msg = + format!("rs_compile_env_to_ixon: compilation failed: {:?}", e); + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&msg); + }, + }; let mut cache = LeanBuildCache::with_capacity(rust_env.len()); @@ -695,15 +687,13 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_env_rust_first( let lean_env = Arc::new(lean_env); // Compile with Rust - let rust_stt = match compile_env_with_options( - &lean_env, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(stt) => stt, - Err(_e) => { - return std::ptr::null_mut(); - }, - }; + let rust_stt = + match compile_env_with_options(&lean_env, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(stt) => stt, + Err(_e) => { + return std::ptr::null_mut(); + }, + }; // Build block map: lowlink name -> (serialized bytes, sharing len) let mut blocks: HashMap, usize)> = HashMap::new(); diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index b3163962..56a172fc 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -29,11 +29,13 @@ use std::sync::{ Arc, Mutex, OnceLock, - atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicUsize, Ordering}, + atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicU64, AtomicUsize, Ordering}, }; use std::thread; use std::time::{Duration, Instant}; +use lean_ffi::include::lean_object; +use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use lean_ffi::object::{ @@ -42,23 +44,40 @@ use lean_ffi::object::{ }; use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, decode_name_array}; +use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::compile::{ CompileOptions, CompileState, compile_env_with_options, }; #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::decompile::decompile_env; -use crate::ix::env::Name; +use crate::ix::env::{Name, NameData}; +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo as IxonCI; +use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; +use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::ConstantMetaInfo; #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::kernel::egress::{ixon_egress, lean_egress}; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; use crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError; -use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; -use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::ixon_ingress_owned; +use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ + IxonIngressLookups, build_ixon_ingress_lookups, + ingress_const_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups, ixon_ingress_owned, +}; #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::kernel::ingress::{ixon_ingress, lean_ingress}; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; +unsafe extern "C" { + fn lean_name_mk_string( + parent: *mut lean_object, + part: *mut lean_object, + ) -> *mut lean_object; + fn lean_name_mk_numeral( + parent: *mut lean_object, + part: *mut lean_object, + ) -> *mut lean_object; +} + /// Lean-side `CheckError` constructor tags. /// /// Defined in `Ix/KernelCheck.lean`: @@ -155,16 +174,16 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t1 = Instant::now(); let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); - let check_originals = expect_pass_vec.iter().any(|pass| !*pass); - let compile_state = match compile_env_with_options( - &rust_env_arc, - CompileOptions { check_originals, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(s) => s, - Err(e) => { - return build_uniform_error(names_vec.len(), &format!("[compile] {e:?}")); - }, - }; + let compile_state = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env_arc, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + return build_uniform_error( + names_vec.len(), + &format!("[compile] {e:?}"), + ); + }, + }; eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); let CompileState { env: ixon_env, ungrounded: compile_ungrounded, .. } = @@ -202,37 +221,17 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( } // --------------------------------------------------------------------- - // Ingress Ixon → kernel + // Prepare read-only Ixon lookups. Kernel ingress happens on demand inside + // each worker's private KEnv, so there is no shared typecheck cache. // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t2 = Instant::now(); - let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_ingress_owned::(ixon_env) { - Ok(v) => v, - Err(msg) => { - return build_uniform_error(names_vec.len(), &format!("[ingress] {msg}")); - }, - }; - // FIXME: `ixon_ingress` returns a populated `InternTable` separately from - // the fresh, empty one inside `KEnv::new()`. The TypeChecker reads - // `env.intern`, so we have to swap. When ingress is refactored to populate - // `kenv.intern` directly, this line goes away. - kenv.intern = intern; + let ixon_env = Arc::new(ixon_env); + let lookups = Arc::new(build_ixon_ingress_lookups(&ixon_env)); eprintln!( - "[rs_kernel_check] ingress: {:>8.1?} ({} consts)", + "[rs_kernel_check] ingress prep:{:>8.1?} ({} named)", t2.elapsed(), - kenv.len() + ixon_env.named_count() ); - - let kenv = Arc::new(kenv); - - // Build `Name → KId` map by iterating `kenv` itself. This guarantees we - // look up by the exact KIds that ingress inserted, sidestepping any - // risk of reconstruction mismatch (e.g. Muts-block member naming vs - // `named` map keys). Keyed by `Name` directly (hash-based equality) - // rather than by `format!("{}", name)` — pure structural lookup. - let mut name_to_id: FxHashMap> = FxHashMap::default(); - for (kid, _kconst) in kenv.iter() { - name_to_id.insert(kid.name.clone(), kid); - } let total = names_vec.len(); let t3 = Instant::now(); @@ -242,8 +241,8 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( // Deep recursor expansions push the Rust stack. A dedicated thread with a // large stack matches the old ix_old pattern. let results = match run_checks_on_large_stack( - kenv.clone(), - name_to_id, + Arc::clone(&ixon_env), + lookups, names_vec.clone(), expect_pass_vec, ungrounded, @@ -266,6 +265,162 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( build_result_array(&results) } +/// FFI: type-check constants from a serialized Ixon environment produced by +/// `ix compile --out`. +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_ixon( + env_path: LeanString>, + names: LeanArray>, + expect_pass: LeanArray>, + quiet: LeanBool>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let total_start = Instant::now(); + let quiet = quiet.to_bool(); + let path = env_path.to_string(); + let names_vec: Vec = decode_name_array(&names); + let expect_pass_vec: Vec = + expect_pass.map(|b| b.unbox_usize() == 1).into_iter().collect(); + + let t0 = Instant::now(); + let bytes = match std::fs::read(&path) { + Ok(bytes) => bytes, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_check_ixon: failed to read {path}: {e}" + )); + }, + }; + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_ixon] read env: {:>8.1?} ({} bytes)", + t0.elapsed(), + bytes.len() + ); + + let t1 = Instant::now(); + let mut slice: &[u8] = &bytes; + let ixon_env = match IxonEnv::get(&mut slice) { + Ok(env) => env, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_check_ixon: failed to deserialize {path}: {e}" + )); + }, + }; + drop(bytes); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_ixon] deserialize:{:>8.1?} ({} named)", + t1.elapsed(), + ixon_env.named_count() + ); + + let t2 = Instant::now(); + let ixon_env = Arc::new(ixon_env); + let lookups = Arc::new(build_ixon_ingress_lookups(&ixon_env)); + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check_ixon] ingress prep:{:>8.1?}", t2.elapsed()); + + let total = names_vec.len(); + let t3 = Instant::now(); + let results = match run_checks_on_large_stack( + ixon_env, + lookups, + names_vec, + expect_pass_vec, + FxHashMap::default(), + quiet, + ) { + Ok(r) => r, + Err(msg) => { + return build_uniform_error(total, &format!("[thread] {msg}")); + }, + }; + + let passed = results.iter().filter(|r| r.is_ok()).count(); + let failed = results.iter().filter(|r| r.is_err()).count(); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_ixon] {passed}/{total} passed, {failed} failed ({:.1?})", + t3.elapsed() + ); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_ixon] total: {:>8.1?}", + total_start.elapsed() + ); + + build_result_array(&results) +} + +/// FFI: list the checkable names in a serialized Ixon environment. +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_ixon_names( + env_path: LeanString>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let path = env_path.to_string(); + let bytes = match std::fs::read(&path) { + Ok(bytes) => bytes, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_ixon_names: failed to read {path}: {e}" + )); + }, + }; + let mut slice: &[u8] = &bytes; + let ixon_env = match IxonEnv::get(&mut slice) { + Ok(env) => env, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_ixon_names: failed to deserialize {path}: {e}" + )); + }, + }; + let names = all_checkable_ixon_names(&ixon_env); + LeanIOResult::ok(build_lean_name_array(&names)) +} + +fn all_checkable_ixon_names(ixon_env: &IxonEnv) -> Vec { + let mut names = Vec::with_capacity(ixon_env.named_count()); + for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { + if matches!(entry.value().meta.info, ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. }) { + continue; + } + names.push(entry.key().clone()); + } + names.sort_by_key(|name| name.pretty()); + names +} + +fn build_lean_name_array(names: &[Name]) -> LeanArray { + let arr = LeanArray::alloc(names.len()); + for (i, name) in names.iter().enumerate() { + arr.set(i, build_lean_name(name)); + } + arr +} + +fn build_lean_name(name: &Name) -> LeanOwned { + match name.as_data() { + NameData::Anonymous(_) => LeanOwned::box_usize(0), + NameData::Str(parent, s, _) => { + let parent = build_lean_name(parent); + let part = LeanString::new(s); + unsafe { + LeanOwned::from_raw(lean_name_mk_string( + parent.into_raw(), + part.into_raw(), + )) + } + }, + NameData::Num(parent, n, _) => { + let parent = build_lean_name(parent); + let part = Nat::to_lean(n); + unsafe { + LeanOwned::from_raw(lean_name_mk_numeral( + parent.into_raw(), + part.into_raw(), + )) + } + }, + } +} + /// FFI: ingress a Lean environment through compile + `ixon_ingress`, stopping /// before kernel typechecking. Used by `lake exe ix ingress` for performance /// analysis of the Lean → Ixon → KEnv pipeline in isolation. @@ -307,19 +462,15 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_ingress( // --------------------------------------------------------------------- let t1 = Instant::now(); let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); - // `check_originals: false` matches `rs_compile_env`'s default — the - // ingress pipeline doesn't need original-LEON cross-checks. - let compile_state = match compile_env_with_options( - &rust_env_arc, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(s) => s, - Err(e) => { - return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( - "rs_kernel_ingress: compile failed: {e:?}" - )); - }, - }; + let compile_state = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env_arc, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_ingress: compile failed: {e:?}" + )); + }, + }; eprintln!("[rs_kernel_ingress] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); let CompileState { env: ixon_env, ungrounded: compile_ungrounded, .. } = @@ -414,9 +565,70 @@ type CheckRes = Result<(), (ErrKind, String)>; const KERNEL_CHECK_STACK_SIZE: usize = 256 * 1024 * 1024; +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +struct CheckWorkItem { + primary: usize, + aliases: Vec, +} + +fn build_check_work( + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + names: &[Name], + expect_pass: &[bool], + ungrounded: &FxHashMap, +) -> Vec { + let mut work: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(names.len()); + let mut by_block: FxHashMap<(Address, bool), usize> = FxHashMap::default(); + + for (i, name) in names.iter().enumerate() { + let should_pass = expect_pass.get(i).copied().unwrap_or(true); + let block_key = check_schedule_block_addr(ixon_env, name, ungrounded); + if let Some(block_key) = block_key { + let key = (block_key, should_pass); + if let Some(work_idx) = by_block.get(&key).copied() { + work[work_idx].aliases.push(i); + continue; + } + let work_idx = work.len(); + by_block.insert(key, work_idx); + } + + work.push(CheckWorkItem { primary: i, aliases: vec![i] }); + } + + work +} + +fn check_schedule_block_addr( + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + name: &Name, + ungrounded: &FxHashMap, +) -> Option
{ + if ungrounded.contains_key(name) { + return None; + } + let named = ixon_env.lookup_name(name)?; + if matches!(named.meta.info, ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { .. }) { + return None; + } + let constant = ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr)?; + // Only collapse work by actual serialized kernel blocks. Projection + // constants carry the SCC block address directly; ordinary constants are + // singleton blocks. Do not use declaration-family `all` metadata here: it + // can include names that are not checked by the same kernel block. + match &constant.info { + IxonCI::IPrj(p) => Some(p.block.clone()), + IxonCI::CPrj(p) => Some(p.block.clone()), + IxonCI::RPrj(p) => Some(p.block.clone()), + IxonCI::DPrj(p) => Some(p.block.clone()), + IxonCI::Muts(_) => None, + _ => Some(named.addr), + } +} + fn run_checks_on_large_stack( - kenv: Arc>, - name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + ixon_env: Arc, + lookups: Arc, names: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, ungrounded: FxHashMap, @@ -427,42 +639,63 @@ fn run_checks_on_large_stack( return Ok(Vec::new()); } - let worker_count = resolve_kernel_check_workers(names.len(), quiet); - if worker_count == 1 { + let work = build_check_work(&ixon_env, &names, &expect_pass, &ungrounded); + if work.len() == names.len() { eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking {} constants...", names.len()); + } else { + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check] checking {} block work item(s) for {} constants...", + work.len(), + names.len() + ); + } + + let worker_count = resolve_kernel_check_workers(work.len(), quiet); + if worker_count == 1 { return run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( - kenv, - name_to_id, + ixon_env, + lookups, names, expect_pass, ungrounded, + work, quiet, ); } run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( - kenv, - name_to_id, + ixon_env, + lookups, names, expect_pass, ungrounded, + work, quiet, worker_count, ) } fn run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( - kenv: Arc>, - name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + ixon_env: Arc, + lookups: Arc, names: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, ungrounded: FxHashMap, + work: Vec, quiet: bool, ) -> Result, String> { thread::Builder::new() .stack_size(KERNEL_CHECK_STACK_SIZE) .spawn(move || { - check_consts_loop(kenv, name_to_id, names, expect_pass, ungrounded, quiet) + check_consts_loop( + ixon_env, + lookups, + names, + expect_pass, + ungrounded, + work, + quiet, + ) }) .map_err(|e| format!("failed to spawn kernel-check thread: {e}"))? .join() @@ -473,45 +706,42 @@ fn run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( // with worker threads — clippy can't see that, so suppress the lint. #[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( - kenv: Arc>, - name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + ixon_env: Arc, + lookups: Arc, names: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, ungrounded: FxHashMap, + work: Vec, quiet: bool, worker_count: usize, ) -> Result, String> { let total = names.len(); + let work_total = work.len(); eprintln!( - "[rs_kernel_check] checking {total} constants with {worker_count} workers..." + "[rs_kernel_check] checking {work_total} work item(s) for {total} constants with {worker_count} workers..." ); - let name_to_id = Arc::new(name_to_id); let names = Arc::new(names); let expect_pass = Arc::new(expect_pass); let ungrounded = Arc::new(ungrounded); - let tasks = Arc::new(build_parallel_check_tasks( - &kenv, - &name_to_id, - &names, - &ungrounded, - )); - let next_task = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0)); + let work = Arc::new(work); + let next_index = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0)); let results: Arc>> = Arc::new((0..total).map(|_| OnceLock::new()).collect()); - let progress = Arc::new(ParallelProgress::new(total, worker_count, quiet)); + let progress = + Arc::new(ParallelProgress::new(work_total, worker_count, quiet)); let mut reporter = ParallelProgress::spawn_reporter(Arc::clone(&progress)); let mut handles: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(worker_count); for worker_idx in 0..worker_count { - let kenv = Arc::clone(&kenv); - let name_to_id = Arc::clone(&name_to_id); + let ixon_env = Arc::clone(&ixon_env); + let lookups = Arc::clone(&lookups); let names = Arc::clone(&names); let expect_pass = Arc::clone(&expect_pass); let ungrounded = Arc::clone(&ungrounded); - let tasks = Arc::clone(&tasks); - let next_task = Arc::clone(&next_task); + let work = Arc::clone(&work); + let next_index = Arc::clone(&next_index); let results = Arc::clone(&results); let progress_worker = Arc::clone(&progress); @@ -519,25 +749,52 @@ fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( .name(format!("ix-kernel-check-{worker_idx}")) .stack_size(KERNEL_CHECK_STACK_SIZE) .spawn(move || { + let mut kenv = KEnv::::new(); + let clear_every = kernel_check_clear_every(); + let mut checks_since_clear = clear_every; + let diag_threshold = kernel_check_diag_threshold(); + let mut worker_peak_cache: usize = 0; loop { - let task_idx = next_task.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); - let Some(task) = tasks.get(task_idx) else { + let work_idx = next_index.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + if work_idx >= work_total { break; - }; + } + let item = &work[work_idx]; + if checks_since_clear >= clear_every { + kenv.clear_releasing_memory(); + checks_since_clear = 0; + } - for outcome in check_task( - task, - total, - &kenv, - name_to_id.as_ref(), + let outcome = check_one_const( + item.primary, + work_idx, + work_total, + &ixon_env, + &lookups, names.as_slice(), expect_pass.as_slice(), ungrounded.as_ref(), + &mut kenv, |prefix| progress_worker.begin(worker_idx, prefix), - ) { - progress_worker.finish(worker_idx, &outcome); - let _ = results[outcome.index].set(outcome.result); + ); + progress_worker.finish(worker_idx, &outcome); + if let Some(threshold) = diag_threshold { + log_block_diag_if_big( + &kenv, + worker_idx, + work_idx, + work_total, + &outcome, + threshold, + &mut worker_peak_cache, + &progress_worker, + ); + } + let result = outcome.result.clone(); + for &result_idx in &item.aliases { + let _ = results[result_idx].set(result.clone()); } + checks_since_clear += 1; } }) { Ok(handle) => handle, @@ -565,6 +822,7 @@ fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( if let Some(reporter) = reporter { let _ = reporter.join(); } + progress.log_mem_summary(); if panicked { return Err("kernel-check worker panicked".to_string()); } @@ -581,56 +839,6 @@ fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( Ok(ordered) } -#[derive(Clone, Debug)] -enum CheckTask { - Standalone { index: usize }, - Block { indices: Vec }, -} - -fn build_parallel_check_tasks( - kenv: &Arc>, - name_to_id: &FxHashMap>, - names: &[Name], - ungrounded: &FxHashMap, -) -> Vec { - // Collapse requested members of a coordinated kernel block into one work - // unit. The owner checks the block once and later emits per-request results. - let mut tasks = Vec::with_capacity(names.len()); - let mut block_tasks: FxHashMap, usize> = FxHashMap::default(); - let tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); - - for (index, name) in names.iter().enumerate() { - if ungrounded.contains_key(name) { - tasks.push(CheckTask::Standalone { index }); - continue; - } - - let Some(kid) = name_to_id.get(name) else { - tasks.push(CheckTask::Standalone { index }); - continue; - }; - - let Some(block) = tc.coordinated_check_block_for_const(kid) else { - tasks.push(CheckTask::Standalone { index }); - continue; - }; - - if let Some(task_index) = block_tasks.get(&block).copied() { - match &mut tasks[task_index] { - CheckTask::Block { indices } => indices.push(index), - CheckTask::Standalone { .. } => unreachable!( - "block task index must refer to a block-shaped check task" - ), - } - } else { - block_tasks.insert(block, tasks.len()); - tasks.push(CheckTask::Block { indices: vec![index] }); - } - } - - tasks -} - fn resolve_kernel_check_workers(total: usize, quiet: bool) -> usize { let env_workers = std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_WORKERS").ok(); let no_par = std::env::var("IX_NO_PAR").ok().as_deref() == Some("1"); @@ -728,6 +936,7 @@ const DEFAULT_ACTIVE_SLOW_THRESHOLD: Duration = Duration::from_secs(30); const DEFAULT_IN_FLIGHT_LIMIT: usize = 3; const DEFAULT_IN_FLIGHT_LABEL_CHARS: usize = 120; +const DEFAULT_CHECK_CLEAR_EVERY: usize = 1; fn env_duration_ms(var: &str, default: Duration) -> Duration { std::env::var(var) @@ -755,6 +964,101 @@ fn kernel_check_slow_threshold() -> Duration { env_duration_ms("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_SLOW_MS", DEFAULT_SLOW_THRESHOLD) } +fn kernel_check_clear_every() -> usize { + env_usize("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_CLEAR_EVERY", DEFAULT_CHECK_CLEAR_EVERY).max(1) +} + +/// Threshold (max cache len) above which a per-block diagnostic line is +/// emitted, when `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG=1`. Default 100k entries — empirically +/// well above the typical mathlib block, so only the heavy outliers print. +/// Override with `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG_THRESHOLD=N`. +fn kernel_check_diag_threshold() -> Option { + let enabled = matches!( + std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG").as_deref(), + Ok("1" | "true" | "on" | "yes") + ); + if !enabled { + return None; + } + Some(env_usize("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG_THRESHOLD", 100_000)) +} + +fn kernel_check_mem_stats_enabled() -> bool { + // Default ON: RSS via /proc/self/status + DashMap.len() is one syscall and + // one atomic load per progress tick (~2s). Negligible overhead, and the + // suffix is the primary signal for diagnosing memory growth across a long + // env-check run. Explicit `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_MEM_STATS=0|false|off|no` opts + // out for callers who want a clean line. + match std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_MEM_STATS").as_deref() { + Ok("0" | "false" | "off" | "no") => false, + _ => true, + } +} + +/// Emit a per-block cache-size diagnostic when the just-finished block +/// pushed any single cache past `threshold` entries, or when this block +/// set a new per-worker peak. Used only with `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG=1`. +#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)] +fn log_block_diag_if_big( + kenv: &KEnv, + worker_idx: usize, + work_idx: usize, + work_total: usize, + outcome: &CheckOutcome, + threshold: usize, + worker_peak_cache: &mut usize, + progress: &ParallelProgress, +) { + let sizes = kenv.cache_sizes(); + let max_cache = sizes.max(); + let is_new_peak = max_cache > *worker_peak_cache; + let exceeds_threshold = max_cache >= threshold; + if !is_new_peak && !exceeds_threshold { + return; + } + if is_new_peak { + *worker_peak_cache = max_cache; + } + let elapsed = outcome + .elapsed + .map(|d| format!("{:.1}s", d.as_secs_f64())) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "?".to_string()); + let tag = if is_new_peak { "[diag-peak]" } else { "[diag-big]" }; + progress.log(&format!( + "{tag} w={worker_idx} block={}/{} ({}) elapsed={elapsed} max={max_cache} {sizes}", + work_idx + 1, + work_total, + outcome.display, + )); +} + +fn current_rss_mib() -> Option { + let status = std::fs::read_to_string("/proc/self/status").ok()?; + for line in status.lines() { + let Some(rest) = line.strip_prefix("VmRSS:") else { + continue; + }; + let kb = rest.split_whitespace().next()?.parse::().ok()?; + return Some(kb.div_ceil(1024)); + } + None +} + +fn kernel_check_mem_suffix(peak_rss_mib: Option<&AtomicU64>) -> String { + if !kernel_check_mem_stats_enabled() { + return String::new(); + } + let rss_now = current_rss_mib(); + if let (Some(now), Some(peak)) = (rss_now, peak_rss_mib) { + // Monotonic max: load-then-CAS loop, but a relaxed fetch_max is simpler. + peak.fetch_max(now, Ordering::Relaxed); + } + let rss = rss_now + .map(|mib| format!("{mib}MiB")) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string()); + format!(" · mem: rss={rss}") +} + #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] enum CheckStatus { Checked, @@ -764,8 +1068,8 @@ enum CheckStatus { #[derive(Clone)] struct CheckOutcome { - index: usize, - total: usize, + progress_index: usize, + progress_total: usize, display: String, should_pass: bool, result: CheckRes, @@ -776,7 +1080,12 @@ struct CheckOutcome { impl CheckOutcome { fn prefix(&self) -> String { - format!(" [{}/{}] {}", self.index + 1, self.total, self.display) + format!( + " [{}/{}] {}", + self.progress_index + 1, + self.progress_total, + self.display + ) } fn err_msg(&self) -> &str { @@ -820,12 +1129,14 @@ impl CheckOutcome { fn check_one_const( i: usize, - total: usize, - kenv: &Arc>, - name_to_id: &FxHashMap>, + progress_index: usize, + progress_total: usize, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, names: &[Name], expect_pass: &[bool], ungrounded: &FxHashMap, + kenv: &mut KEnv, mut before_kernel_check: F, ) -> CheckOutcome where @@ -837,8 +1148,8 @@ where if let Some(msg) = ungrounded.get(name) { return CheckOutcome { - index: i, - total, + progress_index, + progress_total, display, should_pass, result: Err((ErrKind::Compile, msg.clone())), @@ -848,36 +1159,49 @@ where }; } - let kid = match name_to_id.get(name) { - Some(id) => id.clone(), - None => { + let prefix = + format!(" [{}/{}] {display}", progress_index + 1, progress_total); + before_kernel_check(&prefix); + + let tc_start = Instant::now(); + let kid = match ingress_const_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups( + kenv, ixon_env, lookups, name, + ) { + Ok(kid) => kid, + Err(msg) => { + let elapsed = tc_start.elapsed(); + let status = if msg.contains("missing Named entry") { + CheckStatus::NotFound + } else { + CheckStatus::Checked + }; return CheckOutcome { - index: i, - total, - display: display.clone(), + progress_index, + progress_total, + display, should_pass, - result: Err((ErrKind::Kernel, format!("not found: {display}"))), - status: CheckStatus::NotFound, - elapsed: None, + result: Err((ErrKind::Kernel, msg)), + status, + elapsed: Some(elapsed), peak: None, }; }, }; - let prefix = format!(" [{}/{}] {display}", i + 1, total); - before_kernel_check(&prefix); - - let tc_start = Instant::now(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(kenv.clone()); - tc.set_debug_label(display.clone()); - let result: Result<(), String> = - tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e)); + let (result, peak): (Result<(), String>, u32) = { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new_with_lazy_ixon(kenv, ixon_env, lookups); + tc.set_debug_label(display.clone()); + let result = + tc.check_const(&kid).map_err(|e| format_tc_error(&e, ixon_env, lookups)); + let peak = tc.def_eq_peak; + tc.finish_constant_accounting(); + (result, peak) + }; let elapsed = tc_start.elapsed(); - let peak = tc.def_eq_peak; CheckOutcome { - index: i, - total, + progress_index, + progress_total, display, should_pass, result: result.map_err(|msg| (ErrKind::Kernel, msg)), @@ -887,110 +1211,46 @@ where } } -fn check_task( - task: &CheckTask, - total: usize, - kenv: &Arc>, - name_to_id: &FxHashMap>, - names: &[Name], - expect_pass: &[bool], - ungrounded: &FxHashMap, - before_kernel_check: F, -) -> Vec -where - F: FnMut(&str), -{ - match task { - CheckTask::Standalone { index } => { - vec![check_one_const( - *index, - total, - kenv, - name_to_id, - names, - expect_pass, - ungrounded, - before_kernel_check, - )] - }, - CheckTask::Block { indices } => { - let Some((&owner_index, rest)) = indices.split_first() else { - return Vec::new(); - }; - let owner = check_one_const( - owner_index, - total, - kenv, - name_to_id, - names, - expect_pass, - ungrounded, - before_kernel_check, - ); - let mut outcomes = Vec::with_capacity(indices.len()); - outcomes.push(owner.clone()); - for index in rest { - outcomes.push(block_member_outcome( - *index, - total, - names, - expect_pass, - &owner, - )); - } - outcomes - }, - } -} - -fn block_member_outcome( - index: usize, - total: usize, - names: &[Name], - expect_pass: &[bool], - owner: &CheckOutcome, -) -> CheckOutcome { - CheckOutcome { - index, - total, - display: names[index].pretty(), - should_pass: expect_pass.get(index).copied().unwrap_or(true), - result: owner.result.clone(), - status: CheckStatus::Checked, - elapsed: owner.elapsed, - peak: owner.peak, - } -} - // Owned arguments are consumed via the worker pool but only borrowed in this // function body — clippy flags the by-value receivers, but transferring // ownership keeps the call sites simpler. #[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] fn check_consts_loop( - kenv: Arc>, - name_to_id: FxHashMap>, + ixon_env: Arc, + lookups: Arc, names: Vec, expect_pass: Vec, ungrounded: FxHashMap, + work: Vec, quiet: bool, ) -> Vec { let total = names.len(); - let mut results: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(total); + let work_total = work.len(); + let mut results: Vec> = vec![None; total]; let slow_threshold = kernel_check_slow_threshold(); // Terminal width is only needed for ephemeral clearing in quiet mode. In // verbose mode we never rewrite, so the value is ignored. let mut progress = Progress::new(quiet); - - for i in 0..total { + let mut kenv = KEnv::::new(); + let clear_every = kernel_check_clear_every(); + let mut checks_since_clear = clear_every; + + for (work_idx, item) in work.iter().enumerate() { + if checks_since_clear >= clear_every { + kenv.clear_releasing_memory(); + checks_since_clear = 0; + } let outcome = check_one_const( - i, - total, - &kenv, - &name_to_id, + item.primary, + work_idx, + work_total, + &ixon_env, + &lookups, &names, &expect_pass, &ungrounded, + &mut kenv, |prefix| progress.start(prefix), ); let prefix = outcome.prefix(); @@ -1035,13 +1295,24 @@ fn check_consts_loop( }, } - results.push(outcome.result); + for &result_idx in &item.aliases { + results[result_idx] = Some(outcome.result.clone()); + } + checks_since_clear += 1; } // Clear any trailing ephemeral label before the summary lines print. progress.flush(); results + .into_iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, result)| { + result.unwrap_or_else(|| { + Err((ErrKind::Kernel, format!("kernel-check missed result index {i}"))) + }) + }) + .collect() } // ============================================================================= @@ -1066,6 +1337,9 @@ struct ParallelProgress { active: Mutex>>, stop: AtomicBool, print_lock: Mutex<()>, + /// Peak resident-set size (MiB) sampled at progress ticks. Updated by the + /// reporter and printed at end-of-run when memory stats are enabled. + peak_rss_mib: AtomicU64, } impl ParallelProgress { @@ -1092,6 +1366,7 @@ impl ParallelProgress { active: Mutex::new(active), stop: AtomicBool::new(false), print_lock: Mutex::new(()), + peak_rss_mib: AtomicU64::new(0), } } @@ -1138,6 +1413,28 @@ impl ParallelProgress { self.stop.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed); } + /// Print a one-shot summary of memory-related telemetry collected during + /// the run. No-op when `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_MEM_STATS` is disabled. + fn log_mem_summary(&self) { + if !kernel_check_mem_stats_enabled() { + return; + } + // Sample one more time so the suffix reflects post-completion state and + // peak gets a final fetch_max. + let final_rss = current_rss_mib(); + if let Some(now) = final_rss { + self.peak_rss_mib.fetch_max(now, Ordering::Relaxed); + } + let rss_now = final_rss + .map(|mib| format!("{mib}MiB")) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string()); + let peak = self.peak_rss_mib.load(Ordering::Relaxed); + let peak_str = if peak == 0 { "unknown".to_string() } else { format!("{peak}MiB") }; + self.log(&format!( + "[rs_kernel_check] mem summary: peak_rss={peak_str} final_rss={rss_now}" + )); + } + fn persistent_line(&self, outcome: &CheckOutcome) -> Option { let prefix = outcome.prefix(); match outcome.status { @@ -1233,9 +1530,10 @@ impl ParallelProgress { } else { format!(" · in-flight: {}", in_flight.join(", ")) }; + let mem_suffix = kernel_check_mem_suffix(Some(&self.peak_rss_mib)); self.log(&format!( - "[rs_kernel_check] {done}/{} ({pct:.1}%) · {:.1}/s · elapsed {:.0}s{eta}{active_suffix}", + "[rs_kernel_check] {done}/{} ({pct:.1}%) · {:.1}/s · elapsed {:.0}s{eta}{mem_suffix}{active_suffix}", self.total, rate, elapsed, @@ -1440,12 +1738,27 @@ fn term_cols_stderr() -> usize { /// Format a `TcError` for user-facing Lean-side display. For the two cases we /// hit most often we emit a human-tuned multi-line message; everything else /// falls through to `Debug`. -fn format_tc_error(e: &TcError) -> String { +fn format_tc_error( + e: &TcError, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, +) -> String { match e { TcError::AppTypeMismatch { depth, .. } => { format!("AppTypeMismatch at depth={depth}") }, TcError::FunExpected { .. } => "FunExpected".to_string(), + TcError::UnknownConst(addr) => { + let name = + lookups.name_for_addr(addr).map(|n| n.pretty()).unwrap_or_else(|| { + if ixon_env.consts.contains_key(addr) { + "".to_string() + } else { + "".to_string() + } + }); + format!("unknown constant {name} ({:.12})", addr.hex()) + }, // Everything else has a hand-written `Display` impl in // `src/ix/kernel/error.rs` — prefer it over `{:?}` which dumps raw // KExpr internals. @@ -1553,15 +1866,13 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_roundtrip( let t1 = Instant::now(); let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); - let mut compile_state = match compile_env_with_options( - &rust_env_arc, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { - Ok(s) => s, - Err(e) => { - return build_string_array(&[format!("compile error: {e:?}")]); - }, - }; + let mut compile_state = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env_arc, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + return build_string_array(&[format!("compile error: {e:?}")]); + }, + }; eprintln!("[rs_kernel_roundtrip] compile: {:>8.1?}", t1.elapsed()); let t2 = Instant::now(); diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index 1f8d3901..e0487ff4 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -694,10 +694,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // Phase 1: Compile eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1: Compiling {n} constants..."); - let stt = match compile_env_with_options( - &env, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) { + let stt = match compile_env_with_options(&env, CompileOptions::default()) { Ok(s) => s, Err(e) => { eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1 FAILED: {e:?}"); @@ -716,7 +713,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // Phase 1b: Aux_gen congruence (full env) eprintln!("[rust-compile] Phase 1b: Checking aux_gen congruence..."); { - use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant}; + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant, expr_utils}; use crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq; use crate::ix::env::{ ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionSafety, @@ -937,12 +934,14 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( continue; } + let mut local_kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(&stt, &mut local_kctx); let orig_aux_out = match aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( &original_classes, all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, - &stt.kctx, + &mut local_kctx, ) { Ok(p) => p, Err(e) => { @@ -1268,10 +1267,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // (kctx, name_to_addr, etc.) before serialize allocates a 3 GB buffer. let mut stt = match std::panic::catch_unwind(std::panic::AssertUnwindSafe(|| { - compile_env_with_options( - &env, - CompileOptions { check_originals: false, ..Default::default() }, - ) + compile_env_with_options(&env, CompileOptions::default()) })) { Ok(Ok(s)) => s, Ok(Err(e)) => { @@ -1361,8 +1357,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Ephemeral kernel context for original-structure congruence testing. // Shared across all blocks (accumulates inductives incrementally). - let p2_kctx = KernelCtx::new(); - expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(&stt, &p2_kctx); + let mut p2_kctx = KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(&stt, &mut p2_kctx); // ── Pass 1: collect unique work items ───────────────────────────── // Dedup by sorted `.all` names so mutually-recursive blocks aren't @@ -1451,14 +1447,9 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } drop(p2_ingressed); - // Step B (parallel): each `ensure_in_kenv_of` is idempotent and the - // shared `p2_kctx.kenv` is DashMap-backed, so concurrent ingress of - // distinct names is safe. Names already visited in Step A are - // deduplicated, so there's no redundant work here beyond the - // internal `kctx.kenv.get(&zid).is_some()` early-exit guard. - p2_names.par_iter().for_each(|name| { - expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(name, &env, &stt, &p2_kctx); - }); + for name in &p2_names { + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(name, &env, &stt, &mut p2_kctx); + } } // ── Pass 3: parallel aux_gen + alpha-equivalence check ──────────── @@ -1796,6 +1787,8 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( let results: Vec = work .par_iter() .map(|(name, all, _original_cs)| { + let mut local_kctx = KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(&stt, &mut local_kctx); let original_classes: Vec> = all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); @@ -1804,7 +1797,7 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, - &p2_kctx, + &mut local_kctx, ) { Ok(p) => p, Err(e) => { diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 22a25b1f..6b2e4897 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -63,13 +63,6 @@ pub static IX_TIMING: std::sync::LazyLock = /// Options controlling whole-environment compilation. #[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)] pub struct CompileOptions { - /// Validate Lean-original inductives/constructors/recursors against a - /// direct `lean_ingress` kernel environment before aux_gen rewrites run. - /// - /// This is useful for adversarial raw-constant tests that bypass Lean's - /// kernel. Normal compilation from a trusted `Lean.Environment` can leave - /// it off and avoid retaining a second kernel-form copy of the full env. - pub check_originals: bool, /// Override scheduler worker count. `None` uses available parallelism or /// the `IX_COMPILE_WORKERS` environment variable if set. pub max_workers: Option, @@ -77,7 +70,7 @@ pub struct CompileOptions { impl Default for CompileOptions { fn default() -> Self { - CompileOptions { check_originals: true, max_workers: None } + CompileOptions { max_workers: None } } } @@ -92,32 +85,14 @@ pub struct BlockSizeStats { pub const_count: usize, } -/// Bundled kernel context for aux_gen sort-level inference. -/// -/// Holds the shared kernel environment (constants, caches, intern table). -/// `TypeChecker` instances are created per-use-site — they are cheap -/// thread-local handles that share the `KEnv` via `Arc`. +/// Worker-local kernel context for aux_gen sort-level inference. pub struct KernelCtx { - /// Shared **canonical** kernel environment. Populated incrementally by + /// Worker-local **canonical** kernel environment. Populated incrementally by /// aux_gen's Phase 1+ (`compute_is_large_and_k`, `ingress_field_deps`, /// etc.) with aux-substituted types at `resolve_lean_name_addr`-derived /// addresses that may shift as alpha-collapse reassigns addresses over /// the course of compilation. - pub kenv: Arc>, - /// Shared **original** kernel environment. When - /// `CompileOptions::check_originals` is enabled, this is populated once at - /// the start of `compile_env` via `lean_ingress(&lean_env)` and then never - /// mutated. It holds every Lean-original constant at its LEON content-hash - /// address with self-consistent type references (no alpha-collapse, no aux - /// rewriting, no staleness). Normal trusted compile paths leave it empty to - /// avoid retaining a second kernel-form copy of the whole environment. - /// - /// Used exclusively for `check_originals` — verifying each block's - /// Lean-stored inductives, constructors, and recursors against a - /// pristine env, completely isolated from the canonical pipeline so - /// there's no risk of cross-contamination in either direction. - pub orig_kenv: - Arc>, + pub kenv: crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, } impl Default for KernelCtx { @@ -127,23 +102,8 @@ impl Default for KernelCtx { } impl KernelCtx { - /// Create a new empty kernel context. `orig_kenv` starts empty too; - /// call [`KernelCtx::with_originals`] to install a populated - /// `orig_kenv` from a `lean_ingress` of the input Lean env. pub fn new() -> Self { - KernelCtx { - kenv: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()), - orig_kenv: Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()), - } - } - - /// Consume this context and return a new one with `orig_kenv` - /// replaced by the given (typically fully-populated) kenv. - pub fn with_originals( - self, - orig_kenv: Arc>, - ) -> Self { - KernelCtx { kenv: self.kenv, orig_kenv } + KernelCtx { kenv: crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new() } } } @@ -159,10 +119,6 @@ pub struct CompileState { pub blocks: DashMap>>, /// Per-block size statistics (keyed by low-link name) pub block_stats: DashMap, - /// Kernel context for **canonical** constants, populated incrementally - /// by the scheduler as blocks compile. Used by aux_gen for sort-level - /// inference during `.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn` generation. - pub kctx: KernelCtx, /// Constants that couldn't be compiled (name -> error description). /// /// Populated in two phases: @@ -215,8 +171,6 @@ pub struct CompileState { /// right after `aux_gen::generate_aux_patches`. Blocks without nested /// auxiliaries simply aren't inserted. pub aux_perms: DashMap, - /// Whether to run `check_originals` using `kctx.orig_kenv`. - pub check_originals: bool, } /// Cached compiled expression with arena root index. @@ -268,7 +222,6 @@ impl Default for CompileState { name_to_addr: Default::default(), blocks: Default::default(), block_stats: Default::default(), - kctx: KernelCtx::new(), ungrounded: Default::default(), aux_gen_extra_names: Default::default(), aux_gen_pending: std::sync::Mutex::new(Vec::new()), @@ -278,7 +231,6 @@ impl Default for CompileState { brec_on_call_site_plans: Default::default(), below_call_site_plans: Default::default(), aux_perms: Default::default(), - check_originals: true, } } } @@ -2986,12 +2938,10 @@ pub fn sort_consts<'a>( cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, ) -> Result>, CompileError> { - let dump = std::env::var("IX_RECURSOR_DUMP") - .ok() - .filter(|s| !s.is_empty()) - .filter(|prefix| { - cs.iter().any(|c| c.name().pretty().contains(prefix.as_str())) - }); + let dump = + std::env::var("IX_RECURSOR_DUMP").ok().filter(|s| !s.is_empty()).filter( + |prefix| cs.iter().any(|c| c.name().pretty().contains(prefix.as_str())), + ); // Sort by name first to match Lean's behavior and ensure deterministic output let mut sorted_cs: Vec<&'a MutConst> = cs.to_owned(); sorted_cs.sort_by_key(|x| x.name()); @@ -3060,8 +3010,9 @@ pub fn compile_const( lean_env: &Arc, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut KernelCtx, ) -> Result { - compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, true) + compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, true) } /// Compile a constant without aux_gen: no `aux_name_to_addr` fallback, @@ -3073,6 +3024,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( lean_env: &Arc, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut KernelCtx, ) -> Result { // Expand the SCC `all` to include same-phase aux_gen constants from // the full Lean mutual block. Each constant's `.all` field determines @@ -3141,7 +3093,7 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( let Some(phase) = phase else { // No aux_gen constants found — just compile as-is. - return compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, false); + return compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, false); }; // Build the filtered set from the .all field based on phase. @@ -3231,10 +3183,10 @@ pub fn compile_const_no_aux( } if filtered.is_empty() { - return compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, false); + return compile_const_inner(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, false); } - compile_const_inner(name, &filtered, lean_env, cache, stt, false) + compile_const_inner(name, &filtered, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, false) } fn compile_const_inner( @@ -3243,6 +3195,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( lean_env: &Arc, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut KernelCtx, aux: bool, ) -> Result { let _cci_start = std::time::Instant::now(); @@ -3356,7 +3309,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( if all.len() == 1 { compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_defn(val), cache, stt, aux)?.0 } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, aux)? } }, @@ -3364,7 +3317,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( if all.len() == 1 { compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_theo(val), cache, stt, aux)?.0 } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, aux)? } }, @@ -3372,7 +3325,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( if all.len() == 1 { compile_single_def(name, &Def::mk_opaq(val), cache, stt, aux)?.0 } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, aux)? } }, @@ -3439,7 +3392,7 @@ fn compile_const_inner( }, LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_) => { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, aux)? }, LeanConstantInfo::RecInfo(val) => { @@ -3477,14 +3430,15 @@ fn compile_const_inner( } addr } else { - compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)? + compile_mutual(name, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, aux)? } }, LeanConstantInfo::CtorInfo(val) => { // Constructors are compiled as part of their inductive if let Some(LeanConstantInfo::InductInfo(_)) = lean_env.get(&val.induct) { - let _ = compile_mutual(&val.induct, all, lean_env, cache, stt, aux)?; + let _ = + compile_mutual(&val.induct, all, lean_env, cache, stt, kctx, aux)?; stt .name_to_addr .get(name) @@ -3518,6 +3472,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( lean_env: &Arc, cache: &mut BlockCache, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut KernelCtx, aux: bool, ) -> Result { // Collect all constants in the mutual block @@ -3773,6 +3728,7 @@ fn compile_mutual( &class_names, lean_env, stt, + kctx, )?; // Compute call-site surgery plans for reordered/collapsed blocks. @@ -4335,7 +4291,14 @@ mod tests { let mut all = NameSet::default(); all.insert(name.clone()); - let result = compile_const(&name, &all, &lean_env, &mut cache, &stt); + let result = compile_const( + &name, + &all, + &lean_env, + &mut cache, + &stt, + &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(), + ); assert!(result.is_ok(), "compile_const failed: {:?}", result.err()); let addr = result.unwrap(); @@ -4375,7 +4338,14 @@ mod tests { all.insert(name.clone()); // This will fail because nat_name isn't in name_to_addr, but let's see the error - let result = compile_const(&name, &all, &lean_env, &mut cache, &stt); + let result = compile_const( + &name, + &all, + &lean_env, + &mut cache, + &stt, + &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(), + ); // We expect this to fail with MissingConstant for Nat match result { Err(CompileError::MissingConstant { name: missing, .. }) => { @@ -4422,7 +4392,14 @@ mod tests { all.insert(name.clone()); // This should work because it's a single self-referential def - let result = compile_const(&name, &all, &lean_env, &mut cache, &stt); + let result = compile_const( + &name, + &all, + &lean_env, + &mut cache, + &stt, + &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(), + ); assert!(result.is_ok(), "compile_const failed: {:?}", result.err()); let addr = result.unwrap(); diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index a6675146..ca071862 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( original_all: &[Name], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result { let mut patches: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); let mut aliases: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -1027,7 +1027,7 @@ pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( sorted_classes: &[Vec], lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, stt: &CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; @@ -1037,7 +1037,6 @@ pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); - let canon = &kctx.kenv; // Ensure PUnit and PProd are in kenv. expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, kctx); @@ -1058,18 +1057,18 @@ pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( let ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &d.typ, &d.level_params, - &kctx.kenv, + &mut kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); let val_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &d.value, &d.level_params, - &kctx.kenv, + &mut kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); - canon.insert( + kctx.kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Defn { name: d.name.clone(), @@ -1091,7 +1090,7 @@ pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( let ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &i.typ, &i.level_params, - &kctx.kenv, + &mut kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); @@ -1102,11 +1101,11 @@ pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( let ctor_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &ctor.typ, &i.level_params, - &kctx.kenv, + &mut kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); - canon.insert( + kctx.kenv.insert( ctor_zid.clone(), KConst::Ctor { name: ctor.name.clone(), @@ -1122,7 +1121,7 @@ pub(crate) fn populate_canon_kenv_with_below( ); ctor_zids.push(ctor_zid); } - canon.insert( + kctx.kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Indc { name: i.name.clone(), diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index 6f3ce4be..2d69ba73 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_below_constants( lean_env: &LeanEnv, is_prop: bool, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); if n_classes == 0 || canonical_recs.is_empty() { @@ -388,7 +388,7 @@ fn build_below_def( n_classes: usize, canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result { let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params)?; let n_motives = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives)?; @@ -587,7 +587,7 @@ fn build_below_value( _n_classes: usize, _canonical_recs: &[(Name, RecursorVal)], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result { let n_params = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_params)?; let n_motives = try_nat_to_usize(&rec_val.num_motives)?; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs index eac89e82..dff154d8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/brecon.rs @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_brecon_constants( lean_env: &LeanEnv, is_prop: bool, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { let n_classes = sorted_classes.len(); if n_classes == 0 || canonical_recs.is_empty() || below_consts.is_empty() { @@ -624,7 +624,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_fvar( lean_env: &LeanEnv, n_classes: usize, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { // canon_kenv is populated by `populate_canon_kenv_with_below` in // aux_gen.rs between Phase 2 and Phase 3. It contains PUnit, PProd, @@ -1442,7 +1442,7 @@ fn build_type_brecon_eq_fvar( // `build_minor_via_cases_sim`'s remaining list. rec_level_params: &[Name], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Option<(LeanExpr, LeanExpr)> { // .brecOn.eq requires Eq and Eq.refl as constants. In the full pipeline, // aux_gen is only called when the original Lean environment has these @@ -1786,7 +1786,7 @@ fn build_indexed_eq_value( // `refs/lean4/src/Lean/Meta/Tactic/Cases.lean:30-37`). rec_level_params: &[Name], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Option { let n_indices = index_decls.len(); let outer_major = &major_fvars[0]; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 832b7232..12ca63d2 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ //! Also includes substitution, shifting, and universe manipulation helpers //! used across `recursor.rs`, `below.rs`, and `brecon.rs`. -use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; +use rustc_hash::{FxHashMap, FxHashSet}; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::compile::nat_conv::{nat_to_u64, nat_to_usize}; @@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( ind_univs: &[Level], param_fvars: &[LocalDecl], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result { use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; @@ -895,21 +895,15 @@ pub(super) fn subst_level( ) -> Level { match lvl.as_data() { LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => lvl.clone(), - LevelData::Succ(l, _) => { - Level::succ(subst_level(l, params, univs)) - }, - LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => { - Level::max_smart( - subst_level(a, params, univs), - subst_level(b, params, univs), - ) - }, - LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => { - Level::imax_smart( - subst_level(a, params, univs), - subst_level(b, params, univs), - ) - }, + LevelData::Succ(l, _) => Level::succ(subst_level(l, params, univs)), + LevelData::Max(a, b, _) => Level::max_smart( + subst_level(a, params, univs), + subst_level(b, params, univs), + ), + LevelData::Imax(a, b, _) => Level::imax_smart( + subst_level(a, params, univs), + subst_level(b, params, univs), + ), LevelData::Param(name, _) => { for (i, p) in params.iter().enumerate() { if p == name && i < univs.len() { @@ -1699,7 +1693,7 @@ pub(super) fn find_motive_fvar( /// Accepts `kctx` so callers can choose which KernelCtx to populate. pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr; @@ -1921,11 +1915,11 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( /// parent inductive and its sibling constructors, which is the one /// place we *do* walk downstream (because kernel TC for a ctor use /// requires the parent). -fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( +fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner_env( name: &Name, lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kenv: &mut crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, replace_axio_stub: bool, ) { use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo as LCI, DefinitionSafety}; @@ -1941,7 +1935,7 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr(name, n2a, aux_n2a); let zid: KId = KId::new(addr, name.clone()); - if let Some(existing) = kctx.kenv.get(&zid) { + if let Some(existing) = kenv.get(&zid) { // Most aux_gen ingress paths only need type-only stubs. When a later // WHNF path needs a real definition/inductive, allow replacing those // stubs; never overwrite already-real entries such as the current @@ -1952,13 +1946,12 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( } let Some(ci) = lean_env.get(name).cloned() else { return }; - let cache = Some(&kctx.kenv.ingress_cache); - // Helper: convert a LeanExpr to KExpr with the given level param names, // using the KEnv's persistent ingress cache. Callers are top-level, so // we start with an empty binder-name stack. let to_z = |expr: &crate::ix::env::Expr, - lp: &[Name]| + lp: &[Name], + kenv: &mut crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv| -> crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr { let pn_h = param_names_hash(lp); let mut binder_names: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -1966,10 +1959,10 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( expr, lp, &mut binder_names, - &kctx.kenv.intern, + &mut kenv.intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + Some(&mut kenv.ingress_cache), Some(&pn_h), ) }; @@ -1978,7 +1971,7 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( LCI::InductInfo(ind) => { let lp = &ind.cnst.level_params; let n_lvls = lp.len() as u64; - let ty_z = to_z(&ind.cnst.typ, lp); + let ty_z = to_z(&ind.cnst.typ, lp, kenv); let mut ctor_zids = Vec::new(); for ctor_name in &ind.ctors { if let Some(LCI::CtorInfo(ctor)) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { @@ -1986,7 +1979,8 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( resolve_lean_name_addr(ctor_name, n2a, aux_n2a), ctor_name.clone(), ); - kctx.kenv.insert( + let ty = to_z(&ctor.cnst.typ, lp, kenv); + kenv.insert( ctor_zid.clone(), KConst::Ctor { name: ctor_name.clone(), @@ -1997,13 +1991,13 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( cidx: ctor_zids.len() as u64, params: nat_to_u64(&ctor.num_params), fields: nat_to_u64(&ctor.num_fields), - ty: to_z(&ctor.cnst.typ, lp), + ty, }, ); ctor_zids.push(ctor_zid); } } - kctx.kenv.insert( + kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Indc { name: name.clone(), @@ -2025,7 +2019,9 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( }, LCI::DefnInfo(d) => { let lp = &d.cnst.level_params; - kctx.kenv.insert( + let ty = to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp, kenv); + let val = to_z(&d.value, lp, kenv); + kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Defn { name: name.clone(), @@ -2034,8 +2030,8 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( safety: d.safety, hints: d.hints, lvls: lp.len() as u64, - ty: to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp), - val: to_z(&d.value, lp), + ty, + val, lean_all: vec![], block: zid, }, @@ -2043,7 +2039,9 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( }, LCI::ThmInfo(d) => { let lp = &d.cnst.level_params; - kctx.kenv.insert( + let ty = to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp, kenv); + let val = to_z(&d.value, lp, kenv); + kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Defn { name: name.clone(), @@ -2052,8 +2050,8 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, lvls: lp.len() as u64, - ty: to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp), - val: to_z(&d.value, lp), + ty, + val, lean_all: vec![], block: zid, }, @@ -2061,7 +2059,9 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( }, LCI::OpaqueInfo(d) => { let lp = &d.cnst.level_params; - kctx.kenv.insert( + let ty = to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp, kenv); + let val = to_z(&d.value, lp, kenv); + kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Defn { name: name.clone(), @@ -2070,8 +2070,8 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, hints: crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, lvls: lp.len() as u64, - ty: to_z(&d.cnst.typ, lp), - val: to_z(&d.value, lp), + ty, + val, lean_all: vec![], block: zid, }, @@ -2079,37 +2079,39 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( }, LCI::AxiomInfo(a) => { let lp = &a.cnst.level_params; - kctx.kenv.insert( + let ty = to_z(&a.cnst.typ, lp, kenv); + kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Axio { name: name.clone(), level_params: lp.clone(), is_unsafe: a.is_unsafe, lvls: lp.len() as u64, - ty: to_z(&a.cnst.typ, lp), + ty, }, ); }, LCI::QuotInfo(q) => { let lp = &q.cnst.level_params; - kctx.kenv.insert( + let ty = to_z(&q.cnst.typ, lp, kenv); + kenv.insert( zid.clone(), KConst::Quot { name: name.clone(), level_params: lp.clone(), kind: q.kind, lvls: lp.len() as u64, - ty: to_z(&q.cnst.typ, lp), + ty, }, ); }, LCI::CtorInfo(ctor) => { // Constructors are ingressed as part of their parent inductive. - ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( + ensure_in_kenv_of_inner_env( &ctor.induct, lean_env, stt, - kctx, + kenv, replace_axio_stub, ); }, @@ -2120,11 +2122,27 @@ fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( } } +fn ensure_in_kenv_of_inner( + name: &Name, + lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + replace_axio_stub: bool, +) { + ensure_in_kenv_of_inner_env( + name, + lean_env, + stt, + &mut kctx.kenv, + replace_axio_stub, + ); +} + pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv_of( name: &Name, lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { ensure_in_kenv_of_inner(name, lean_env, stt, kctx, false); } @@ -2136,18 +2154,28 @@ pub(crate) fn ensure_full_in_kenv_of( name: &Name, lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { ensure_in_kenv_of_inner(name, lean_env, stt, kctx, true); } +fn ensure_full_in_tc_env( + name: &Name, + lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kenv: &mut crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv, +) { + ensure_in_kenv_of_inner_env(name, lean_env, stt, kenv, true); +} + /// Convenience wrapper: ingress into the **original** kenv (`stt.kctx`). pub(crate) fn ensure_in_kenv( name: &Name, lean_env: &crate::ix::env::Env, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { - ensure_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, &stt.kctx); + ensure_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, kctx); } // ========================================================================= @@ -2164,7 +2192,7 @@ pub(super) struct TcScope<'a> { base_depth: usize, param_names: &'a [Name], stt: &'a crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - tc: crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker, + tc: crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker<'a, Meta>, /// How many extra locals are currently pushed above base_depth. extra_locals: usize, } @@ -2175,7 +2203,7 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { outer_fvar_ctx: &[LocalDecl], param_names: &'a [Name], stt: &'a crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &'a crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &'a mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Self { let fvar_levels: FxHashMap = outer_fvar_ctx .iter() @@ -2183,7 +2211,7 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { .map(|(i, decl)| (decl.fvar_name.clone(), i)) .collect(); - let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(kctx.kenv.clone()); + let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(&mut kctx.kenv); tc.infer_only = true; // Push outer FVar types once. @@ -2230,6 +2258,114 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { self.extra_locals -= decls.len(); } + fn fault_in_direct_expr_consts(&mut self, expr: &LeanExpr) { + let mut refs = FxHashSet::default(); + collect_lean_const_refs(expr, &mut refs); + for name in refs { + self.fault_in_name(&name); + } + } + + fn fault_in_name(&mut self, name: &Name) -> bool { + let Some(lean_env) = self.stt.lean_env.as_deref() else { + return false; + }; + ensure_full_in_tc_env(name, lean_env, self.stt, self.tc.env); + let addr = resolve_lean_name_addr( + name, + Some(&self.stt.name_to_addr), + Some(&self.stt.aux_name_to_addr), + ); + self.addr_present(&addr) + } + + fn fault_in_addr(&mut self, addr: &Address) -> bool { + if self.addr_present(addr) { + return true; + } + let Some(name) = self.name_for_addr(addr) else { + return false; + }; + self.fault_in_name(&name) && self.addr_present(addr) + } + + fn addr_present(&self, addr: &Address) -> bool { + self.tc.env.consts.keys().any(|id| &id.addr == addr) + } + + fn name_for_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> Option { + for entry in self.stt.name_to_addr.iter() { + if entry.value() == addr { + return Some(entry.key().clone()); + } + } + for entry in self.stt.aux_name_to_addr.iter() { + if entry.value() == addr { + return Some(entry.key().clone()); + } + } + let lean_env = self.stt.lean_env.as_deref()?; + lean_env.keys().find_map(|name| { + let name_addr = Address::from_blake3_hash(*name.get_hash()); + if &name_addr == addr { Some(name.clone()) } else { None } + }) + } + + fn get_level_error( + &self, + ty: &LeanExpr, + kexpr: &crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr, + e: &crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError, + ) -> crate::ix::ixon::CompileError { + eprintln!("[TcScope::get_level] FAILED"); + eprintln!(" lean_expr: {}", ty.pretty()); + eprintln!(" kexpr: {kexpr}"); + eprintln!(" error: {e}"); + eprintln!( + " ctx depth: {} (base={}, extra={})", + self.tc.ctx.len(), + self.base_depth, + self.extra_locals + ); + // Dump kenv entries for constants referenced in the expression. + let mut stack: Vec<&crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr> = vec![kexpr]; + let mut seen_ids = std::collections::HashSet::new(); + while let Some(expr) = stack.pop() { + use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData as ZED; + match expr.data() { + ZED::Const(id, us, _) => { + if seen_ids.insert(id.clone()) { + match self.tc.env.get(id) { + Some(c) => { + eprintln!(" kenv[{}]: lvls={}, ty={}", id, c.lvls(), c.ty()) + }, + None => eprintln!(" kenv[{}]: NOT FOUND", id), + } + eprintln!( + " level_args: [{}]", + us.iter().map(|u| format!("{u}")).collect::>().join(", ") + ); + } + }, + ZED::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push(f); + stack.push(a); + }, + ZED::All(_, _, d, b, _) | ZED::Lam(_, _, d, b, _) => { + stack.push(d); + stack.push(b); + }, + _ => {}, + } + } + crate::ix::ixon::CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { + desc: format!( + "TcScope::get_level({}): tc.infer failed: {e}", + ty.pretty() + ), + } + } + /// Infer the sort level of a type expression in the current context. /// /// Uses a fast path matching Lean's `inferAppType` (InferType.lean:79-91): @@ -2256,58 +2392,22 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { let kexpr = to_kexpr_static(ty, &self.fvar_levels, depth, self.param_names, self.stt); - let inferred = self.tc.infer(&kexpr).map_err(|e| { - eprintln!("[TcScope::get_level] FAILED"); - eprintln!(" lean_expr: {}", ty.pretty()); - eprintln!(" kexpr: {kexpr}"); - eprintln!(" error: {e}"); - eprintln!( - " ctx depth: {} (base={}, extra={})", - self.tc.ctx.len(), - self.base_depth, - self.extra_locals - ); - // Dump kenv entries for constants referenced in the expression - let mut stack: Vec<&crate::ix::kernel::expr::KExpr> = vec![&kexpr]; - let mut seen_ids = std::collections::HashSet::new(); - while let Some(expr) = stack.pop() { - use crate::ix::kernel::expr::ExprData as ZED; - match expr.data() { - ZED::Const(id, us, _) => { - if seen_ids.insert(id.clone()) { - match self.tc.env.get(id) { - Some(c) => { - eprintln!(" kenv[{}]: lvls={}, ty={}", id, c.lvls(), c.ty()) - }, - None => eprintln!(" kenv[{}]: NOT FOUND", id), - } - eprintln!( - " level_args: [{}]", - us.iter() - .map(|u| format!("{u}")) - .collect::>() - .join(", ") - ); - } - }, - ZED::App(f, a, _) => { - stack.push(f); - stack.push(a); - }, - ZED::All(_, _, d, b, _) | ZED::Lam(_, _, d, b, _) => { - stack.push(d); - stack.push(b); - }, - _ => {}, - } - } - crate::ix::ixon::CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { - desc: format!( - "TcScope::get_level({}): tc.infer failed: {e}", - ty.pretty() - ), + // Lazy on-demand ingress: load only constants demanded by this specific + // aux_gen inference, then retry one missing upstream constant at a time. + self.fault_in_direct_expr_consts(ty); + let mut faulted_addrs = FxHashSet::default(); + let inferred = loop { + match self.tc.infer(&kexpr) { + Ok(inferred) => break inferred, + Err(crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError::UnknownConst(addr)) + if faulted_addrs.insert(addr.clone()) + && self.fault_in_addr(&addr) => + { + continue; + }, + Err(e) => return Err(self.get_level_error(ty, &kexpr, &e)), } - })?; + }; let ku = self.tc.ensure_sort(&inferred).map_err(|e| { crate::ix::ixon::CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { desc: format!("TcScope::get_level: ensure_sort failed: {e}"), @@ -2708,6 +2808,36 @@ fn to_kexpr_static( } } +fn collect_lean_const_refs(expr: &LeanExpr, out: &mut FxHashSet) { + let mut stack = vec![expr]; + while let Some(expr) = stack.pop() { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(name, _, _) => { + out.insert(name.clone()); + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + stack.push(f); + stack.push(a); + }, + ExprData::ForallE(_, d, b, _, _) | ExprData::Lam(_, d, b, _, _) => { + stack.push(d); + stack.push(b); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + stack.push(t); + stack.push(v); + stack.push(b); + }, + ExprData::Proj(type_name, _, e, _) => { + out.insert(type_name.clone()); + stack.push(e); + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => stack.push(e), + _ => {}, + } + } +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index 3f7da7e7..945d4ab0 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -733,10 +733,7 @@ pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_partition_refinement( eprintln!("[compile.canonical_aux_order.dump] post-sort classes:"); for (ci, class) in sorted_classes.iter().enumerate() { for (mi, m) in class.iter().enumerate() { - eprintln!( - " class[{ci}][{mi}] name={}", - m.name().pretty() - ); + eprintln!(" class[{ci}][{mi}] name={}", m.name().pretty()); } } } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index 1ebb234a..640274c8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_recursors_from_expanded( source_of_canonical: Option<&[usize]>, lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { if expanded.types.is_empty() { return Ok((vec![], false)); @@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( sorted_classes: &[Vec], lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( sorted_classes, @@ -303,7 +304,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors( None, None, stt, - &stt.kctx, + kctx, ) } @@ -439,7 +440,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_overlay( overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, pre_flat: Option>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result<(Vec<(Name, RecursorVal)>, bool), CompileError> { generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( sorted_classes, @@ -466,7 +467,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_canonical_recursors_with_layout( overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, pre_flat: Option>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, aux_layout: Option<&crate::ix::ixon::env::AuxLayout>, // Optional Lean-source index per canonical aux position, used for // emitting `all0.rec_{source_j + 1}` names directly. If provided @@ -950,7 +951,7 @@ fn build_rec_type( lean_env: &LeanEnv, overlay: Option<&LeanEnv>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, ) -> LeanExpr { let env_get = |name: &Name| -> Option { @@ -1350,7 +1351,7 @@ fn build_minor_type( ind_univs: &[Level], rec_level_params: &[Name], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, // Shared scratch for nested-aux level rewrites across every ctor in // the block. `None` when the block doesn't need any rewriting. nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, @@ -1630,7 +1631,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( // to `canonical_i + 1`. source_of_canonical: Option<&[usize]>, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, nested_rewrite: Option<&mut NestedRewriteCtx>, ) -> Result, CompileError> { let _ = n_classes; // Kept for signature parity with `build_rec_type`. @@ -2255,7 +2256,7 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( n_params: usize, lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result<(bool, bool, bool), CompileError> { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; @@ -2298,7 +2299,7 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( let cls_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &cls_ind.cnst.typ, cls_lvl_params, - &kctx.kenv, + &mut kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); @@ -2311,7 +2312,7 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( let ctor_ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &ctor.cnst.typ, cls_lvl_params, - &kctx.kenv, + &mut kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a, ); @@ -2383,7 +2384,7 @@ fn compute_is_large_and_k( let first_n_indices = ind_infos[0].2; // Use the TC for the appropriate context. - let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(kctx.kenv.clone()); + let mut tc = crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker::new(&mut kctx.kenv); // Compute the WHNF-reduced result sort level via the kernel. This peels // params+indices with whnf at each step — crucial for inductives whose @@ -2478,7 +2479,7 @@ fn ingress_target_type_deps( target_ty: &LeanExpr, lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { let mut seen = rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); let mut queue = Vec::new(); @@ -2503,7 +2504,7 @@ fn ingress_field_deps( _lvl_params: &[Name], lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { let mut seen = rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); let mut queue: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -2528,7 +2529,7 @@ fn ingress_aux_gen_dep( ci: &ConstantInfo, lean_env: &LeanEnv, stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, queue: &mut Vec, ) { match ci { @@ -2573,7 +2574,7 @@ fn ingress_type_stub( typ: &LeanExpr, level_params: &[Name], stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) { use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; @@ -2591,8 +2592,13 @@ fn ingress_type_stub( return; } - let ty_z = - lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(typ, level_params, &kctx.kenv, n2a, aux_n2a); + let ty_z = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( + typ, + level_params, + &mut kctx.kenv, + n2a, + aux_n2a, + ); let n_lvls = level_params.len() as u64; kctx.kenv.insert( zid, @@ -3344,8 +3350,10 @@ mod tests { let classes = vec![vec![ind_name]]; let tmp_stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); let (result, _is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &tmp_stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &tmp_stt, &mut kctx) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(result.len(), 1); let (_, rec) = &result[0]; assert_eq!(rec.num_motives.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), 1); @@ -3368,11 +3376,12 @@ mod tests { fn test_aux_gen_alpha_collapse() { let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); // After sort_consts collapse, A≅B → 1 class. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); // Should produce 1 recursor (1 class). assert_eq!(recs.len(), 1, "alpha-collapse → 1 class → 1 recursor"); @@ -3405,7 +3414,7 @@ mod tests { // .below generation: should produce BelowIndc for Prop. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1, "1 class → 1 .below constant"); match &below[0] { @@ -3429,11 +3438,12 @@ mod tests { fn test_aux_gen_alpha_collapse_3() { let (env, a, b, c) = build_alpha_collapse_3_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); // All 3 collapse into 1 class. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone(), c.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); assert_eq!(recs.len(), 1, "3-way alpha-collapse → 1 class → 1 recursor"); let (rec_name, rec) = &recs[0]; @@ -3449,7 +3459,7 @@ mod tests { // .below let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); assert!( @@ -3463,11 +3473,12 @@ mod tests { fn test_aux_gen_over_merge_alpha_collapse() { let (env, a, b, c) = build_over_merge_alpha_collapse_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); // A≅B collapse into 1 class, C is a separate class → 2 classes. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()], vec![c.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); assert_eq!( recs.len(), @@ -3503,7 +3514,7 @@ mod tests { // .below: one per class. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 2, "2 classes → 2 .below constants"); for bc in &below { @@ -3519,11 +3530,12 @@ mod tests { fn test_aux_gen_over_merge() { let (env, a, b, c) = build_over_merge_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); // No alpha-collapse: A≠B (B has 2 fields), A≠C, B≠C → 3 classes. let classes = vec![vec![a.clone()], vec![b.clone()], vec![c.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); assert_eq!(recs.len(), 3, "no collapse → 3 classes → 3 recursors"); @@ -3548,7 +3560,7 @@ mod tests { // .below: one per class. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 3); } @@ -3561,14 +3573,15 @@ mod tests { fn test_aux_gen_below_indc_prop() { let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); assert!(is_prop, "should be Prop"); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); match &below[0] { @@ -3596,10 +3609,11 @@ mod tests { fn test_aux_gen_below_def_type() { let (env, t) = build_type_nat_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); let classes = vec![vec![t.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); assert!(!is_prop, "Type-level should not be is_prop"); // Large eliminator: level_params should have "u" prefix. @@ -3614,7 +3628,7 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(rec.rules.len(), 2); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); match &below[0] { @@ -3637,10 +3651,11 @@ mod tests { fn test_aux_gen_is_prop_vs_is_large() { let (env, p) = build_prop_drec_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); let classes = vec![vec![p.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); // is_prop = true (it's in Prop). assert!(is_prop, "P : Prop should have is_prop = true"); @@ -3655,7 +3670,7 @@ mod tests { // .below should use BelowIndc (Prop path) regardless of is_large. let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); match &below[0] { @@ -3727,22 +3742,23 @@ mod tests { let (env, t) = build_type_nat_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); // Ingress prelude (PUnit, PProd) and the inductive into the kenv // so TcScope can resolve them during brecOn sort-level inference. crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of( - &stt, &stt.kctx, + &stt, &mut kctx, ); crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of( - &t, &env, &stt, &stt.kctx, + &t, &env, &stt, &mut kctx, ); let classes = vec![vec![t.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); assert!(!is_prop); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); @@ -3752,11 +3768,11 @@ mod tests { &classes, &std::sync::Arc::new(env.clone()), &stt, - &stt.kctx, + &mut kctx, ); let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( - &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx, + &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx, ) .unwrap(); // .brecOn.go + .brecOn + .brecOn.eq @@ -3786,19 +3802,20 @@ mod tests { let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); let classes = vec![vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); assert!(is_prop); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); assert_eq!(below.len(), 1); let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( - &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx, + &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx, ) .unwrap(); // Prop-level: 1 .brecOn per class (no .go, no .eq) @@ -3857,14 +3874,15 @@ mod tests { ); let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); let classes = vec![vec![unit]]; let (recs, is_prop) = - generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt).unwrap(); + generate_canonical_recursors(&classes, &env, &stt, &mut kctx).unwrap(); let below = - generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx) + generate_below_constants(&classes, &recs, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx) .unwrap(); let brecon = generate_brecon_constants( - &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &stt.kctx, + &classes, &recs, &below, &env, is_prop, &stt, &mut kctx, ) .unwrap(); diff --git a/src/ix/compile/env.rs b/src/ix/compile/env.rs index 9ecbf265..7f0731b8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/env.rs @@ -178,39 +178,9 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( ); } - // Optionally build the shared **original** kenv up-front via - // `lean_ingress`. This is a full snapshot of the input Lean env with - // every constant at its LEON content-hash address - // (`ConstantInfo::get_hash()`), all type references self-consistent, and - // no alpha-collapse/aux rewriting applied. - // - // That snapshot is only needed for adversarial raw-constant validation. - // Normal callers compile trusted Lean environments; building a second - // kernel-form copy of all Mathlib declarations roughly doubles retained - // expression memory and is not needed for aux_gen correctness. - let phase_start = Instant::now(); - let orig_kenv = if options.check_originals { - Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::ingress::lean_ingress(lean_env)) - } else { - Arc::new(crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv::new()) - }; - if !*IX_QUIET { - if options.check_originals { - eprintln!( - "[compile_env] setup 4/7 lean_ingress (orig_kenv): {:.2}s", - phase_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32() - ); - } else { - eprintln!("[compile_env] setup 4/7 lean_ingress (orig_kenv): skipped"); - } - } - let kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new().with_originals(orig_kenv); - let stt = CompileState { lean_env: Some(lean_env.clone()), ungrounded: ungrounded_map, - kctx, - check_originals: options.check_originals, ..Default::default() }; @@ -485,6 +455,7 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( // Spawn worker threads for _ in 0..num_threads { s.spawn(move || { + let mut worker_kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); loop { // Try to get work from the ready queue let work = { @@ -585,6 +556,7 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( lean_env, &mut cache, stt_ref, + &mut worker_kctx, ) }, ); @@ -627,6 +599,7 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( lean_env, &mut orig_cache, stt_ref, + &mut worker_kctx, ) }, ); @@ -668,7 +641,16 @@ pub fn compile_env_with_options( let res = run_compile_catching_panic( &lo, "compile_const", - || compile_const(&lo, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt_ref), + || { + compile_const( + &lo, + &all, + lean_env, + &mut cache, + stt_ref, + &mut worker_kctx, + ) + }, ); if let Err(e) = res { // Record the failure per-member and fall through. The @@ -1029,6 +1011,7 @@ fn precompile_aux_gen_prereqs( // Compile each SCC in dep-first order, moving compiled names to // `aux_name_to_addr` so later SCCs can resolve their Const refs. + let mut prereq_kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); for rep in order { if stt.aux_name_to_addr.contains_key(&rep) { continue; // Already compiled (e.g., via a prior prereq run). @@ -1038,8 +1021,8 @@ fn precompile_aux_gen_prereqs( None => continue, }; let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); - compile_const(&rep, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt).map_err(|e| { - CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { + compile_const(&rep, &all, lean_env, &mut cache, stt, &mut prereq_kctx) + .map_err(|e| CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { reason: format!( "aux_gen prereq pre-compile failed for SCC '{}' ({} members): \ {:?}. The SCC closure is traversed in reverse-topological \ @@ -1052,8 +1035,7 @@ fn precompile_aux_gen_prereqs( all.len(), e, ), - } - })?; + })?; // Move compiled names → aux_name_to_addr. The scheduler can still // re-encounter this SCC later; the entries will just be no-ops. let just_compiled: Vec<(Name, Address)> = stt diff --git a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs index dbe04491..11f83bef 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/mutual.rs @@ -61,8 +61,9 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block( aux_consts: &[MutConst], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { - compile_aux_block_with_rename(aux_consts, lean_env, stt, None, None) + compile_aux_block_with_rename(aux_consts, lean_env, stt, kctx, None, None) } /// Like `compile_aux_block`, but applies an optional name-rename map when @@ -103,6 +104,7 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block_with_rename( aux_consts: &[MutConst], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, name_rename: Option<&FxHashMap>, class_order_key: Option<&dyn Fn(&MutConst) -> u64>, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { @@ -362,7 +364,12 @@ pub(crate) fn compile_aux_block_with_rename( // Ingress all registered aux constants into the kernel environment. for cnst in aux_consts { - aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv(&cnst.name(), lean_env.as_ref(), stt); + aux_gen::expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv( + &cnst.name(), + lean_env.as_ref(), + stt, + kctx, + ); } Ok(()) @@ -468,16 +475,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( class_names: &[Vec], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result, CompileError> { - // Phase 0: optionally verify every Lean-original constant in this block - // against the separate original kernel env, populated only when - // `CompileOptions::check_originals` is enabled. - // - // This is enabled for adversarial raw-constant tests. Normal compilation - // from a trusted Lean environment leaves it off to avoid retaining a - // second kernel-form copy of the full env. - check_originals(cs, lean_env, stt)?; - // Guard: aux_gen canonical generation only runs for blocks containing // inductives. Non-inductive blocks (plain defs, recursor-only SCCs, // etc.) have no canonical auxiliaries to generate. @@ -541,7 +540,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( &source_all, lean_env, stt, - &stt.kctx, + kctx, )?; let patches = &aux_out.patches; let gen_elapsed = t0.elapsed(); @@ -666,10 +665,8 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( if source_j == usize::MAX { continue; } - let aux_rec_name = Name::str( - original_all[0].clone(), - format!("rec_{}", source_j + 1), - ); + let aux_rec_name = + Name::str(original_all[0].clone(), format!("rec_{}", source_j + 1)); name_to_pos .insert(aux_rec_name, (n_originals_in_block + canonical_i) as u64); } @@ -681,6 +678,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( &rec_consts, lean_env, stt, + kctx, Some(&aux_name_rename), Some(&class_order_key), )?; @@ -718,7 +716,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( }) .collect(); if !cases_on_defs.is_empty() { - compile_aux_block(&cases_on_defs, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_aux_block(&cases_on_defs, lean_env, stt, kctx)?; } let cases_elapsed = t2.elapsed(); @@ -742,7 +740,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( }) .collect(); if !rec_on_defs.is_empty() { - compile_aux_block(&rec_on_defs, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_aux_block(&rec_on_defs, lean_env, stt, kctx)?; } let rec_on_elapsed = t3.elapsed(); // Phase 3: Compile .below inductives (Prop-level). @@ -769,6 +767,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( &below_indcs, lean_env, stt, + kctx, Some(&aux_name_rename), None, )?; @@ -800,6 +799,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( &below_defs, lean_env, stt, + kctx, Some(&aux_name_rename), None, )?; @@ -809,7 +809,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( // Phase 5: Compile .below.rec (for Prop-level .below inductives). let t5 = std::time::Instant::now(); if !below_indcs.is_empty() { - compile_below_recursors(&below_indcs, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_below_recursors(&below_indcs, lean_env, stt, kctx)?; } let below_rec_elapsed = t5.elapsed(); @@ -830,6 +830,7 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( &defs, lean_env, stt, + kctx, Some(&aux_name_rename), None, )?; @@ -868,158 +869,6 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_and_compile_aux_recursors( Ok(aux_layout) } -// =========================================================================== -// check_originals -// =========================================================================== - -/// Type-check every original Lean-stored constant in the inductive block -/// (the inductives, their constructors, and their recursors) **before** any -/// aux_gen work runs, against the pristine `orig_kenv`. -/// -/// This check only runs when `CompileOptions::check_originals` is enabled. -/// Fast trusted-environment callers leave it disabled and keep `orig_kenv` -/// empty. -/// -/// ## Why this runs at Phase 0 -/// -/// aux_gen's Phase 1 (`compute_is_large_and_k`) populates the canonical -/// `kctx.kenv` with ctor types pulled from an **expand/restore overlay**, -/// where fields that nest a foreign inductive (e.g. `Array X`) get -/// rewritten to reference a synthetic aux inductive (`X._nested.Array_1`). -/// That representation is correct for canonical recursor *generation*, -/// but it's *not* what Lean's stored originals refer to — the stored -/// forms are already `restore_nested`-processed: `Array X` everywhere, -/// no `_nested.*` refs. -/// -/// Running this check at Phase 0, against `orig_kenv` when the caller opted -/// into building it via `lean_ingress`, sidesteps that entirely. `orig_kenv` -/// holds every Lean-original constant at its LEON content-hash address with -/// all type references self-consistent — no alpha-collapse, no aux rewriting, -/// no staleness. Subsequent aux_gen phases then freely populate the canonical -/// `kctx.kenv` without any risk of cross-contamination in either direction. -/// -/// ## Approach -/// -/// For each original inductive `I`, ctor `C`, and recursor `R` in `cs`: -/// - Look up its KId in `orig_kenv` (address = -/// `Address::from_blake3_hash(ConstantInfo::get_hash())`, name = the Lean -/// name). -/// - Run `tc.check_const(&kid)` against the orig_kenv's TypeChecker. -/// - Record failures under the Lean name in `stt.ungrounded`. -/// -/// No ingress step, no shadow addresses, no dep walking. `orig_kenv` -/// already contains every Lean-original constant and every transitive -/// dep, all with consistent addressing. -fn check_originals( - cs: &[MutConst], - lean_env: &Arc, - stt: &CompileState, -) -> Result<(), CompileError> { - use crate::ix::address::Address; - use crate::ix::kernel::id::KId; - use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; - use crate::ix::kernel::tc::TypeChecker; - - if !stt.check_originals { - return Ok(()); - } - - let orig_kenv = &stt.kctx.orig_kenv; - - // Build a KId for the given Lean name against the orig_kenv address - // scheme. `lean_ingress` inserts every constant at its LEON content - // hash (`ConstantInfo::get_hash()`), so `orig_kid` must compute the - // same address. Returns `None` if the name isn't present in - // `lean_env` — callers skip silently in that case (the constant was - // filtered out of ingress, or the name dangles from a bad ref). - let orig_kid = |name: &Name| -> Option> { - let ci = lean_env.get(name)?; - Some(KId::new(Address::from_blake3_hash(ci.get_hash()), name.clone())) - }; - - // Helper: run check_const on one KId and record any failure under the - // given Lean name with the supplied error-prefix. - let run_check = |lean_name: &Name, kid: &KId, kind: &str| { - if !orig_kenv.contains_key(kid) { - // The original wasn't ingressed (e.g., it was filtered out of - // the lean_env input, or the caller's block refers to a name - // that Lean's kernel rejected so it never landed in - // env.constants). Skip silently — compile_const will report - // the missing-constant condition later. - return; - } - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(orig_kenv.clone()); - if let Err(e) = tc.check_const(kid) { - stt.ungrounded.insert( - lean_name.clone(), - format!("original {kind} rejected: {}: {e}", lean_name.pretty()), - ); - } - }; - - // Which recursor names might Lean have generated for an inductive - // with mutual-group members `all`? `I.rec` is the primary; aux-nested - // inductives also get `I.rec_1`, `I.rec_2`, ... (one per auxiliary - // created by `elim_nested_inductive_fn`). Empirically 8 aux recursors - // is more than enough for any Lean inductive we've seen; we probe - // each in `lean_env` and only check those that exist. - // - // We probe through `lean_env` (not restricted to names in `cs`) - // because a bad recursor can live in its own Recr-only SCC that - // `compile_mutual` processes with `cs = [Recr(bad_rec)]`, handled by - // the `MutConst::Recr` branch below — or as an orphan that never - // reaches us via `cs`, handled here. - fn recursor_names(ind_name: &Name) -> Vec { - let mut names = Vec::new(); - names.push(Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string())); - // Aux-recursor naming convention: `.rec_` where - // `` is the first inductive in the mutual block's `all` - // list — see Lean's `mk_aux_rec_name_map` in - // `refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.cpp`. Callers pass each `ind` in - // `all` here; the first one's `.rec_N` probes will hit, the - // others' probes will simply miss `lean_env` and be skipped. - let rec_base = Name::str(ind_name.clone(), "rec".to_string()); - for i in 1u64..=16 { - names.push(Name::num(rec_base.clone(), Nat::from(i))); - } - names - } - - for c in cs { - match c { - MutConst::Indc(ind) => { - let ind_name = &ind.ind.cnst.name; - if let Some(ind_kid) = orig_kid(ind_name) { - run_check(ind_name, &ind_kid, "inductive"); - } - for ctor in &ind.ctors { - if let Some(ctor_kid) = orig_kid(&ctor.cnst.name) { - run_check(&ctor.cnst.name, &ctor_kid, "ctor"); - } - } - // Probe for associated recursors in `lean_env` and check each - // that exists. Covers the case where the recursor lives in a - // separate SCC that `check_originals` wouldn't otherwise see. - for rec_name in recursor_names(ind_name) { - if let Some(rec_kid) = orig_kid(&rec_name) { - run_check(&rec_name, &rec_kid, "rec"); - } - } - }, - MutConst::Recr(rec) => { - let rec_name = &rec.cnst.name; - if let Some(rec_kid) = orig_kid(rec_name) { - run_check(rec_name, &rec_kid, "rec"); - } - }, - // Non-inductive members aren't part of this check. - MutConst::Defn(_) => {}, - } - } - - Ok(()) -} - // =========================================================================== // Helpers // =========================================================================== @@ -1167,6 +1016,7 @@ fn compile_below_recursors( below_indcs: &[MutConst], lean_env: &Arc, stt: &CompileState, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, ) -> Result<(), CompileError> { // Build a small overlay with just the .below inductives + ctors. // These don't exist in the original lean_env, but generate_canonical_recursors @@ -1210,14 +1060,14 @@ fn compile_below_recursors( Some(&overlay), None, stt, - &stt.kctx, + kctx, )?; for (_, rec) in recs { below_recs.push(MutConst::Recr(rec)); } if !below_recs.is_empty() { - compile_aux_block(&below_recs, lean_env, stt)?; + compile_aux_block(&below_recs, lean_env, stt, kctx)?; } Ok(()) } diff --git a/src/ix/decompile.rs b/src/ix/decompile.rs index d9eccca9..8b1ccf61 100644 --- a/src/ix/decompile.rs +++ b/src/ix/decompile.rs @@ -3529,7 +3529,7 @@ fn decompile_block_aux_gen( all_names: &[Name], aux_members: &[(AuxKind, Name)], env: &mut LeanEnv, - kctx: &crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, + kctx: &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx, stt: &CompileState, dstt: &DecompileState, ) -> Vec<(Name, DecompileError)> { @@ -4410,8 +4410,8 @@ pub fn decompile_env( // Decompile must start from a cold kernel env (the whole point of Phase 2 // is to verify we can regenerate auxiliaries from the Ixon env alone, // independent of the compile phase's state). - let kctx = KernelCtx::new(); - expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, &kctx); + let mut kctx = KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, &mut kctx); // Snapshot dstt.env (DashMap) into work_env (FxHashMap) for aux_gen lookups. // This grows incrementally as each block's aux_gen generates new constants. @@ -4457,7 +4457,7 @@ pub fn decompile_env( if !ingressed.insert(name.clone()) { continue; } - expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(&name, &work_env, stt, &kctx); + expr_utils::ensure_in_kenv_of(&name, &work_env, stt, &mut kctx); if let Some(ci) = work_env.get(&name) { for ref_name in get_constant_info_references(ci) { if !ingressed.contains(&ref_name) { @@ -4472,7 +4472,7 @@ pub fn decompile_env( all_names, aux_members, &mut work_env, - &kctx, + &mut kctx, stt, &dstt, ); diff --git a/src/ix/env.rs b/src/ix/env.rs index 51e78c55..c606e92c 100644 --- a/src/ix/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/env.rs @@ -338,7 +338,9 @@ impl Level { /// on `Sort` levels under partition refinement (see /// `kernel/level.rs:KUniv::max`). pub fn max_smart(x: Level, y: Level) -> Self { - if let (Some((bx, ox)), Some((by, oy))) = (x.explicit_offset(), y.explicit_offset()) { + if let (Some((bx, ox)), Some((by, oy))) = + (x.explicit_offset(), y.explicit_offset()) + { // Both explicit numerals (Succ^n(Zero)): take the larger. let _ = (bx, by); return if ox >= oy { x } else { y }; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index 1b724b0d..fae9d171 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, QuotKind}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::{Addr, BlockCheckStart}; +use super::env::Addr; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; @@ -48,15 +48,17 @@ enum CheckBlockKind { Recursor, } -impl TypeChecker { +impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { /// Return the whole-block check key for a constant when its block has a /// supported homogeneous shape. This is used by batch schedulers to avoid /// assigning multiple workers to members of the same block. pub fn coordinated_check_block_for_const( - &self, + &mut self, id: &KId, - ) -> Option> { - let c = self.env.get(id)?; + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let Some(c) = self.try_get_const(id)? else { + return Ok(None); + }; self.coordinated_block_for(&c) } @@ -65,16 +67,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { where M::MField>: CheckDupLevelParams, { - let c = - self.env.get(id).ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))?; - if let Some(block) = self.coordinated_block_for(&c) { - return match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { - BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, - BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { - let result = self.check_block_body(&block, id); - self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) - }, - }; + let c = self.get_const(id)?; + if let Some(block) = self.coordinated_block_for(&c)? { + if let Some(result) = self.env.block_check_results.get(&block).cloned() { + return result; + } + let result = self.check_block_body(&block, id); + self.env.block_check_results.insert(block, result.clone()); + return result; } self.check_const_member_fresh(id) @@ -86,11 +86,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { { self.reset(); - let c = self - .env - .get(id) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))? - .clone(); + let c = self.get_const(id)?; self.check_const_member(id, &c) } @@ -220,22 +216,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { let t = self.infer(ty)?; self.ensure_sort(&t)?; // `check_recursor` runs the full kernel-driven verification: - // coherence (major inductive passes A1–A4, K-target flag - // matches), plus generated-canonical-vs-stored rule comparison - // via `is_def_eq`. The rule generator (shared between the - // kernel and the compile-time aux_gen) produces the same - // output for original and canonical inductives, with the nested-aux - // ordering selected by the KEnv (`Source` for `orig_kenv`, - // `Canonical` for compiled Ixon), so the syntactic compare is sound - // against either env. - // - // The old Array vs `_nested.Array_1` false positives are - // resolved by the two-env split: `check_originals` runs - // against `stt.kctx.orig_kenv` (pristine `lean_ingress`), and - // the post-compile FFI check runs against the `ixon_ingress`'d - // canonical env (aux-restored). Neither carries the compile- - // time overlay pollution that motivated removing the syntactic - // path earlier. + // coherence (major inductive passes A1–A4, K-target flag matches), + // plus generated-canonical-vs-stored rule comparison via + // `is_def_eq`. The rule generator is shared between the kernel and + // the compile-time aux_gen, with the nested-aux ordering selected + // by `KEnv::recursor_aux_order`, so the syntactic compare is sound + // against the canonical aux-restored env produced by `ixon_ingress`. self.check_recursor_member(id)?; Ok(()) }, @@ -260,7 +246,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } - fn coordinated_block_for(&self, c: &KConst) -> Option> { + fn coordinated_block_for( + &mut self, + c: &KConst, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { match c { KConst::Defn { block, .. } => { self.coordinated_block_if_kind(block, CheckBlockKind::Defn) @@ -269,35 +258,39 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.coordinated_block_if_kind(block, CheckBlockKind::Inductive) }, KConst::Ctor { induct, .. } => { - let parent = self.env.get(induct)?; + let Some(parent) = self.try_get_const(induct)? else { + return Ok(None); + }; match parent { KConst::Indc { block, .. } => { self.coordinated_block_if_kind(&block, CheckBlockKind::Inductive) }, - _ => None, + _ => Ok(None), } }, KConst::Recr { block, .. } => { self.coordinated_block_if_kind(block, CheckBlockKind::Recursor) }, - KConst::Axio { .. } | KConst::Quot { .. } => None, + KConst::Axio { .. } | KConst::Quot { .. } => Ok(None), } } fn coordinated_block_if_kind( - &self, + &mut self, block: &KId, expected: CheckBlockKind, - ) -> Option> { - let members = self.env.get_block(block)?; + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let Some(members) = self.try_get_block(block)? else { + return Ok(None); + }; match self.classify_block(&members) { - Ok(kind) if kind == expected => Some(block.clone()), - Ok(_) | Err(_) => None, + Ok(kind) if kind == expected => Ok(Some(block.clone())), + Ok(_) | Err(_) => Ok(None), } } fn classify_block( - &self, + &mut self, members: &[KId], ) -> Result> { if members.is_empty() { @@ -308,11 +301,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let mut saw_recr = false; let mut saw_inductive_like = false; for member in members { - match self - .env - .get(member) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))? - { + match self.get_const(member)? { KConst::Defn { .. } => saw_defn = true, KConst::Recr { .. } => saw_recr = true, KConst::Indc { .. } | KConst::Ctor { .. } => { @@ -350,7 +339,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let get_members_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); let members = - self.env.get_block(block).unwrap_or_else(|| vec![requested.clone()]); + self.try_get_block(block)?.unwrap_or_else(|| vec![requested.clone()]); let get_members_elapsed = get_members_start.map(|s| s.elapsed()); let classify_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); @@ -361,10 +350,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let prevalidate_start = overall.map(|_| Instant::now()); if kind != CheckBlockKind::Defn { for member in &members { - let c = self - .env - .get(member) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + let c = self.get_const(member)?; if c.level_params().has_duplicate_level_params() { return Err(TcError::Other( "duplicate universe level parameter".into(), @@ -432,14 +418,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// every `Param(idx)` in their type/value/rules must refer to one of the /// declaration's own universe parameters. pub(crate) fn validate_const_well_scoped( - &self, + &mut self, c: &KConst, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { self.validate_const_well_scoped_timed(c, None) } fn validate_const_well_scoped_timed( - &self, + &mut self, c: &KConst, mut timing: Option<&mut ValidationTiming>, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { @@ -504,7 +490,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } fn validate_expr_well_scoped( - &self, + &mut self, root: &KExpr, root_depth: u64, lvl_bound: usize, @@ -532,10 +518,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } }, ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { - let c = self - .env - .get(id) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))?; + let c = self.get_const(id)?; if u64_to_usize::(c.lvls())? != us.len() { return Err(TcError::UnivParamMismatch { expected: c.lvls(), @@ -571,7 +554,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { stack.push((body, body_depth)); }, ExprData::Prj(id, _, val, _) => { - if self.env.get(id).is_none() { + if !self.has_const(id)? { return Err(TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone())); } stack.push((val, depth)); @@ -765,7 +748,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// - Safe defs cannot reference unsafe or partial constants /// - Partial defs cannot reference unsafe constants fn check_no_unsafe_refs( - &self, + &mut self, e: &KExpr, caller_safety: DefinitionSafety, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { @@ -774,7 +757,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// Iterative (stack-based) walk — immune to stack overflow on deeply nested input. fn walk_for_unsafe( - &self, + &mut self, root: &KExpr, caller_safety: DefinitionSafety, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { @@ -794,7 +777,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { if !seen_consts.insert(id.addr.clone()) { continue; } - match self.env.get(id) { + match self.try_get_const(id)? { Some(KConst::Axio { is_unsafe: true, .. }) => { return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "safe definition references unsafe axiom {}", @@ -860,8 +843,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::{Arc, Barrier}; - use std::thread; use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; @@ -891,8 +872,8 @@ mod tests { AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) } - fn test_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn test_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); // Axiom: Nat : Sort 1 env.insert( mk_id("Nat"), @@ -945,36 +926,36 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_axiom() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).is_ok()); } #[test] fn check_defn_ok() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).is_ok()); } #[test] fn check_defn_mismatch() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("wrong")).is_err()); } #[test] fn check_unknown_const() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("nonexistent")).is_err()); } #[test] fn check_clears_caches() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); // def_eq_depth should be reset assert_eq!(tc.def_eq_depth, 0); @@ -987,7 +968,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_theorem_with_type_in_prop_ok() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // Axiom P : Prop. env.insert( mk_id("P"), @@ -1026,13 +1007,13 @@ mod tests { block: mk_id("thm"), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("thm")).unwrap(); } #[test] fn check_theorem_with_non_prop_type_rejected() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // Theorem claiming to inhabit Sort 1 (not Prop) — must be rejected. env.insert( mk_id("thm_bad"), @@ -1049,7 +1030,7 @@ mod tests { block: mk_id("thm_bad"), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); match tc.check_const(&mk_id("thm_bad")) { Err(TcError::Other(s)) => { assert!(s.contains("theorem type must be a proposition")); @@ -1065,8 +1046,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_axiom_with_non_sort_type_rejected() { // Axiom whose declared type is `id` (a definition, not a Sort) → error. - let base = test_env(); - let env = Arc::clone(&base); + let mut env = test_env(); // Add an axiom with a bogus type — the type expression is valid, but its // _inferred type_ (the type of its type) is `Sort 0 → Sort 0`'s type, // which is a Sort. To actually hit `TypeExpected` we need a type that @@ -1083,7 +1063,7 @@ mod tests { ty: AE::var(0, ()), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("bad_ax")).is_err()); } @@ -1097,7 +1077,7 @@ mod tests { type ME = KExpr; type MU = KUniv; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let dup_name = crate::ix::env::Name::str(crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), "u".into()); let id = KId::new(mk_addr("T"), dup_name.clone()); @@ -1111,7 +1091,7 @@ mod tests { ty: ME::sort(MU::succ(MU::zero())), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); match tc.check_const(&id) { Err(TcError::Other(s)) => { assert!(s.contains("duplicate universe level parameter")); @@ -1122,7 +1102,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_loose_var_in_decl_rejected_before_infer() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); env.insert( mk_id("bad_loose"), KConst::Axio { @@ -1133,7 +1113,7 @@ mod tests { ty: AE::all((), (), sort0(), AE::var(1, ())), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); match tc.check_const(&mk_id("bad_loose")) { Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx: 1, ctx_len: 1 }) => {}, other => panic!("expected closure VarOutOfRange, got {other:?}"), @@ -1142,7 +1122,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_out_of_range_universe_param_rejected() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); env.insert( mk_id("bad_univ"), KConst::Axio { @@ -1153,7 +1133,7 @@ mod tests { ty: AE::sort(AU::param(1, ())), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); match tc.check_const(&mk_id("bad_univ")) { Err(TcError::UnivParamOutOfRange { idx: 1, bound: 1 }) => {}, other => panic!("expected universe-param range error, got {other:?}"), @@ -1166,8 +1146,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_const_idempotent() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).unwrap(); tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).unwrap(); tc.check_const(&mk_id("id")).unwrap(); @@ -1175,7 +1155,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn safe_definition_rejects_unsafe_inductive_ref() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let unsafe_ty = mk_id("UnsafeTy"); env.insert( unsafe_ty.clone(), @@ -1214,7 +1194,7 @@ mod tests { }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); match tc.check_const(&mk_id("useUnsafe")) { Err(TcError::Other(s)) => assert!(s.contains("unsafe inductive")), other => { @@ -1223,7 +1203,7 @@ mod tests { } } - fn insert_id_def(env: &Arc>, id: KId, block: KId) { + fn insert_id_def(env: &mut KEnv, id: KId, block: KId) { env.insert( id, KConst::Defn { @@ -1243,11 +1223,11 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn checking_one_definition_checks_sibling_block() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let block = mk_id("def_block"); let good = mk_id("good"); let bad = mk_id("bad"); - insert_id_def(&env, good.clone(), block.clone()); + insert_id_def(&mut env, good.clone(), block.clone()); env.insert( bad.clone(), KConst::Defn { @@ -1265,44 +1245,25 @@ mod tests { ); env.insert_block(block.clone(), vec![good.clone(), bad.clone()]); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); - let first = tc.check_const(&good).unwrap_err(); - let mut tc2 = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); - let second = tc2.check_const(&bad).unwrap_err(); + let first = { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc.check_const(&good).unwrap_err() + }; + let second = { + let mut tc2 = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc2.check_const(&bad).unwrap_err() + }; assert_eq!(format!("{first}"), format!("{second}")); assert!(env.block_check_results.get(&block).is_some_and(|r| r.is_err())); } - #[test] - fn concurrent_definition_block_checks_share_result() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let block = mk_id("parallel_def_block"); - let a = mk_id("a"); - let b = mk_id("b"); - insert_id_def(&env, a.clone(), block.clone()); - insert_id_def(&env, b.clone(), block.clone()); - env.insert_block(block.clone(), vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]); - - let barrier = Arc::new(Barrier::new(3)); - let mut handles = Vec::new(); - for id in [a, b] { - let env = Arc::clone(&env); - let barrier = Arc::clone(&barrier); - handles.push(thread::spawn(move || { - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env); - barrier.wait(); - tc.check_const(&id) - })); - } - barrier.wait(); - - for handle in handles { - handle.join().unwrap().unwrap(); - } - assert_eq!(env.block_check_results.len(), 1); - assert!(env.block_check_results.get(&block).is_some_and(|r| r.is_ok())); - } + // Note: the previous `concurrent_definition_block_checks_share_result` + // test exercised cross-thread block-check coordination via the old + // `Arc` + `Mutex/Condvar` machinery. With the per-worker + // single-threaded `KEnv` design, there is no shared block-check + // coordination to test — each worker owns its env and the + // `block_check_results` cache is purely a within-worker memo. // ========================================================================= // Axiom with unknown referent in its type errors @@ -1310,7 +1271,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_axiom_referencing_unknown_const_errors() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); env.insert( mk_id("x"), KConst::Axio { @@ -1321,7 +1282,7 @@ mod tests { ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("UnknownType"), Box::new([])), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); match tc.check_const(&mk_id("x")) { Err(TcError::UnknownConst(_)) => {}, other => panic!("expected UnknownConst, got {other:?}"), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 13450a39..341b8abd 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::subst::lift; use super::tc::{ MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, - empty_ctx_addr, }; /// When set, trace every `is_def_eq` call where one side's head constant @@ -56,7 +55,7 @@ static IX_PROJ_DELTA_TRACE: LazyLock> = static DEF_EQ_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); -impl TypeChecker { +impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { /// Check definitional equality of two expressions. pub fn is_def_eq( &mut self, @@ -106,21 +105,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { false }; - // Context-aware EquivManager/cache: closed exprs (lbr==0) share across - // contexts. Open exprs are isolated by ctx_id because proof irrelevance - // can consult local types even when no let-bindings are present. + // Context-aware EquivManager/cache. Closed pairs use the empty context; + // open pairs use only the context suffix reachable from the compared + // expressions. This matches the WHNF/infer cache shape and avoids + // rechecking the same small open pair under many irrelevant outer + // binders in large proof terms. // - // Build `a_key` and `b_key` ONCE and reuse them throughout. The - // `eq_ctx` Arc is cloned once into `a_key`; `b_key` receives the - // remaining owned copy. `is_equiv` and `find_root_key` take by - // reference (see `src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs`), so no additional Arc - // clones are paid per method call. Any true result moves the originals - // into `add_equiv` before returning. - let eq_ctx = if a.lbr() == 0 && b.lbr() == 0 { - empty_ctx_addr() - } else { - self.ctx_id.clone() - }; + // Build `a_key` and `b_key` ONCE and reuse them throughout. + // `is_equiv` and `find_root_key` take by reference (see + // `src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs`), so no additional key construction is paid + // per method call. Any true result moves the originals into `add_equiv` + // before returning. + let eq_ctx = self.def_eq_ctx_key(a, b); let a_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); let b_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); @@ -161,17 +157,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { { let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, eq_ctx.clone()); - let mut cached = self - .env - .def_eq_cache - .get(&root_cache_key) - .map(|v| (*v, false)); + let mut cached = + self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key).map(|v| (*v, false)); if cached.is_none() && cheap_mode { - cached = self - .env - .def_eq_cheap_cache - .get(&root_cache_key) - .map(|v| (*v, true)); + cached = + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.get(&root_cache_key).map(|v| (*v, true)); } if let Some((cached, from_cheap_cache)) = cached { if from_cheap_cache { @@ -383,8 +373,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { let a_head = head_const_id(&wa); let b_head = head_const_id(&wb); - let a_delta = a_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); - let b_delta = b_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); + let a_delta = match &a_head { + Some(h) => self.is_delta(h)?, + None => false, + }; + let b_delta = match &b_head { + Some(h) => self.is_delta(h)?, + None => false, + }; if !a_delta && !b_delta { break; @@ -411,22 +407,24 @@ impl TypeChecker { // "missing-head ranks above all real ranks" semantic by mapping the // None case to `(u8::MAX, u32::MAX)` — preserving the old `u32::MAX` // sentinel under the new tuple-based comparator. - let wa_w = a_head - .as_ref() - .map_or((u8::MAX, u32::MAX), |h| self.def_rank_id(h)); - let wb_w = b_head - .as_ref() - .map_or((u8::MAX, u32::MAX), |h| self.def_rank_id(h)); + let wa_w = match &a_head { + Some(h) => self.def_rank_id(h)?, + None => (u8::MAX, u32::MAX), + }; + let wb_w = match &b_head { + Some(h) => self.def_rank_id(h)?, + None => (u8::MAX, u32::MAX), + }; if wa_w == wb_w { // H2: Same-head-spine optimization — only for Regular hints, same head, // and only cache failure when spine args are actually compared (lean4lean:589-596) if let (Some(ah), Some(bh)) = (&a_head, &b_head) && ah.addr == bh.addr - && self.is_regular(ah) + && self.is_regular(ah)? { let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(wa.hash_key(), wb.hash_key()); - let failure_key = (lo, hi, self.ctx_id.clone()); + let failure_key = (lo, hi, self.def_eq_ctx_key(&wa, &wb)); if !self.env.def_eq_failure.contains(&failure_key) { if let Some(result) = self.try_same_head_spine(&wa, &wb)? { return Ok(result); @@ -704,6 +702,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// Proof irrelevance: if both are proofs of propositions (types in Prop), /// they're def-eq. We check type(type(a)) = Sort(0), meaning type(a) : Prop. + /// + /// The "is `a_ty` propositional?" question is delegated to + /// [`Self::is_prop_type`], which caches by the type's content hash so a + /// repeat probe on the same proposition skips the recursive + /// `infer ∘ whnf` chain entirely. Without that cache, every successful + /// proof-irrelevance call paid 2× `infer` + 1× `whnf` of overhead, even + /// when the inner caches were warm — empirically the dominant cost on + /// mathlib proof-heavy blocks. fn try_proof_irrel( &mut self, a: &KExpr, @@ -713,25 +719,51 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(ty) => ty, Err(_) => return Ok(false), }; - // Check if a_ty lives in Prop: infer(a_ty) should be Sort(0) - let a_ty_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&a_ty)) { + if !self.is_prop_type(&a_ty)? { + return Ok(false); + } + let b_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(b)) { Ok(ty) => ty, Err(_) => return Ok(false), }; - let a_ty_sort = match self.whnf(&a_ty_ty) { - Ok(s) => s, - Err(_) => return Ok(false), - }; - match a_ty_sort.data() { - ExprData::Sort(u, _) if u.is_zero() => { - let b_ty = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(b)) { - Ok(ty) => ty, - Err(_) => return Ok(false), - }; - self.is_def_eq(&a_ty, &b_ty) - }, - _ => Ok(false), + self.is_def_eq(&a_ty, &b_ty) + } + + /// Returns true iff `ty` is a propositional type — i.e. its sort is + /// `Sort 0`. Memoized on `(ty.hash_key(), ctx_hash)` because the answer + /// is a pure function of the type and the relevant context suffix. + /// + /// On a hit this is one `FxHashMap` probe; on a miss it pays the + /// existing `infer ∘ whnf` chain and stores the result. Errors from + /// the inner chain are propagated as `Ok(false)` (treating ill-typed + /// metadata as non-prop), matching the previous behaviour of + /// `try_proof_irrel`. + pub(crate) fn is_prop_type( + &mut self, + ty: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let cache_key = (ty.hash_key(), self.ctx_addr_for_lbr(ty.lbr())); + if let Some(&cached) = self.env.is_prop_cache.get(&cache_key) { + self.env.perf.record_is_prop_hit(); + return Ok(cached); } + self.env.perf.record_is_prop_miss(); + + // infer(ty) returns the Sort that classifies `ty`. WHNF is needed because + // the inferred sort may be wrapped in `mdata` or a let-bound sort + // synonym before being structurally `Sort u`. + let result = match self.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(ty)) { + Ok(sort) => match self.whnf(&sort) { + Ok(reduced) => match reduced.data() { + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => u.is_zero(), + _ => false, + }, + Err(_) => false, + }, + Err(_) => false, + }; + self.env.is_prop_cache.insert(cache_key, result); + Ok(result) } /// Unit-like type: non-recursive, 0 indices, 1 ctor with 0 fields. @@ -755,12 +787,12 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => return Ok(false), }; // Check unit-like: non-recursive, 0 indices, 1 ctor with 0 fields - let is_unit = match self.env.get(&a_ind) { + let is_unit = match self.try_get_const(&a_ind)? { Some(KConst::Indc { is_rec, indices, ctors, .. }) => { if is_rec || indices != 0 || ctors.len() != 1 { false } else { - match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + match self.try_get_const(&ctors[0])? { Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields == 0, _ => false, } @@ -806,7 +838,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// If expression is nat-succ, return the predecessor. /// Matches both `Nat(n+1)` → `Nat(n)` and `Nat.succ e` → `e`. - fn nat_succ_of(&self, e: &KExpr) -> Option> { + fn nat_succ_of(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Option> { match e.data() { ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { if v.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { @@ -970,7 +1002,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => return Ok(false), }; // Wrap s as λ(ty). s #0 - let s_lifted = lift(&self.env.intern, s, 1, 0); + let s_lifted = lift(&mut self.env.intern, s, 1, 0); let v0 = self.intern(KExpr::var(0, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()))); let body = self.intern(KExpr::app(s_lifted, v0)); @@ -1001,7 +1033,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; // Head must be a constructor - let (induct_id, num_params, num_fields) = match self.env.get(&ctor_id) { + let (induct_id, num_params, num_fields) = match self + .try_get_const(&ctor_id)? + { Some(KConst::Ctor { induct, params, fields, .. }) => { (induct.clone(), u64_to_usize::(params)?, u64_to_usize::(fields)?) }, @@ -1024,7 +1058,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Inductive must be struct-like (non-recursive, 0 indices, 1 ctor) - match self.env.get(&induct_id) { + match self.try_get_const(&induct_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { is_rec, indices, ctors, .. }) => { if is_rec || indices != 0 || ctors.len() != 1 { self.dump_eta_trace( @@ -1173,22 +1207,22 @@ impl TypeChecker { } /// Check if a constant is delta-reducible. - fn is_delta(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { - matches!( - self.env.get(id), + fn is_delta(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result> { + Ok(matches!( + self.try_get_const(id)?, Some(KConst::Defn { kind, .. }) if matches!(kind, DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem) - ) + )) } /// Check if a constant has Regular reducibility hints (not Abbrev or Opaque). /// Used to guard the same-head-spine optimization (lean4lean: dt.hints.isRegular). - fn is_regular(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { + fn is_regular(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result> { use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; - matches!( - self.env.get(id), + Ok(matches!( + self.try_get_const(id)?, Some(KConst::Defn { hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(_), .. }) - ) + )) } /// Reducibility rank by id. Higher rank = unfold first. @@ -1205,9 +1239,9 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// - `Opaque` / `Theorem` / unknown → `(0, 0)` /// - `Regular(h)` → `(1, h)` (ordered by height within the class) /// - `Abbrev` → `(2, 0)` (strictly greater than every `Regular(h)`) - fn def_rank_id(&self, id: &KId) -> (u8, u32) { + fn def_rank_id(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(u8, u32), TcError> { use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; - match self.env.get(id) { + Ok(match self.try_get_const(id)? { Some(KConst::Defn { kind, hints, .. }) => match kind { DefKind::Opaque | DefKind::Theorem => (0, 0), DefKind::Definition => match hints { @@ -1217,7 +1251,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, }, _ => (0, 0), - } + }) } // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -1269,8 +1303,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { LazyDeltaStep::Continue => {}, LazyDeltaStep::Unknown => { self.dump_proj_delta_trace("stuck", struct_id, field, a, b); - let pa = self.try_project_core(struct_id, field, a); - let pb = self.try_project_core(struct_id, field, b); + let pa = self.try_project_core(struct_id, field, a)?; + let pb = self.try_project_core(struct_id, field, b)?; return match (pa, pb) { (Some(pa), Some(pb)) => { self.dump_proj_delta_trace( @@ -1299,8 +1333,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { ) -> Result> { let a_head = head_const_id(a); let b_head = head_const_id(b); - let a_delta = a_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); - let b_delta = b_head.as_ref().is_some_and(|h| self.is_delta(h)); + let a_delta = match &a_head { + Some(h) => self.is_delta(h)?, + None => false, + }; + let b_delta = match &b_head { + Some(h) => self.is_delta(h)?, + None => false, + }; if !a_delta && !b_delta { return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Unknown); @@ -1325,7 +1365,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } else { let a_id = a_head.as_ref().expect("a_delta implies head"); let b_id = b_head.as_ref().expect("b_delta implies head"); - let cmp = self.def_rank_id(a_id).cmp(&self.def_rank_id(b_id)); + let cmp = self.def_rank_id(a_id)?.cmp(&self.def_rank_id(b_id)?); if cmp.is_gt() { if let Some(a2) = self.delta_unfold_one(a)? { *a = self.whnf_core(&a2)?; @@ -1340,7 +1380,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } else { if a_id.addr == b_id.addr - && self.is_regular(a_id) + && self.is_regular(a_id)? && let Some(true) = self.try_same_head_spine(a, b)? { return Ok(LazyDeltaStep::Equal); @@ -1371,7 +1411,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { struct_id: &KId, field: u64, e: &KExpr, - ) -> Option> { + ) -> Result>, TcError> { self.try_proj_reduce(struct_id, field, e) } @@ -1536,7 +1576,7 @@ fn head_const_name(e: &KExpr) -> Option { Some(format!("{id}")) } -impl TypeChecker { +impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { fn dump_def_eq_max( &self, kind: &str, @@ -1582,7 +1622,6 @@ impl TypeChecker { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; @@ -1620,8 +1659,8 @@ mod tests { AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())) } - fn env_with_id() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); env.insert( @@ -1645,7 +1684,7 @@ mod tests { /// Insert a `Defn` with the given reducibility hints under `name`, returning /// its `KId`. Used by `def_rank_id` ordering tests. fn insert_rank_def( - env: &Arc>, + env: &mut KEnv, name: &str, hints: ReducibilityHints, ) -> KId { @@ -1672,38 +1711,44 @@ mod tests { /// the `def_weight_id : u32` encoding admitted (audit Tier 1 #3). #[test] fn def_rank_abbrev_above_saturated_regular() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); - let abbrev = insert_rank_def(&env, "abbrev", ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); - let regular = - insert_rank_def(&env, "regular", ReducibilityHints::Regular(u32::MAX)); - let tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let abbrev = insert_rank_def(&mut env, "abbrev", ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); + let regular = insert_rank_def( + &mut env, + "regular", + ReducibilityHints::Regular(u32::MAX), + ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - assert!(tc.def_rank_id(&abbrev) > tc.def_rank_id(®ular)); + assert!( + tc.def_rank_id(&abbrev).unwrap() > tc.def_rank_id(®ular).unwrap() + ); } /// Within the `Regular` class, height orders rank monotonically. #[test] fn def_rank_regular_orders_by_height() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); - let low = insert_rank_def(&env, "low", ReducibilityHints::Regular(1)); - let high = insert_rank_def(&env, "high", ReducibilityHints::Regular(10)); - let tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let low = insert_rank_def(&mut env, "low", ReducibilityHints::Regular(1)); + let high = + insert_rank_def(&mut env, "high", ReducibilityHints::Regular(10)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - assert!(tc.def_rank_id(&high) > tc.def_rank_id(&low)); + assert!(tc.def_rank_id(&high).unwrap() > tc.def_rank_id(&low).unwrap()); } #[test] fn def_eq_ptr_eq() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let e = sort0(); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&e, &e).unwrap()); } #[test] fn def_eq_sort_same() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let s1 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); let s2 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&s1, &s2).unwrap()); @@ -1711,8 +1756,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_sort_diff() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let s0 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); let s1 = AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())); assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&s0, &s1).unwrap()); @@ -1720,8 +1765,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_const_same() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let c1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let c2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&c1, &c2).unwrap()); @@ -1729,8 +1774,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_ignores_meta_mdata() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let id = KId::new(mk_addr("C"), mk_meta_name("C")); let tagged = ME::cnst_mdata( id.clone(), @@ -1748,8 +1793,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_const_diff_addr() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let c1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("a"), Box::new([])); let c2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("b"), Box::new([])); assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&c1, &c2).unwrap()); @@ -1757,8 +1802,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_lam_structural() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let l1 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let l2 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&l1, &l2).unwrap()); @@ -1766,8 +1811,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_all_structural() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let a1 = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let a2 = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a1, &a2).unwrap()); @@ -1775,8 +1820,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_beta() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // (λ x. x)(Sort 0) ≡ Sort 0 let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let app = AE::app(lam, sort0()); @@ -1785,8 +1830,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_delta_unfold() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // id(Sort 0) ≡ Sort 0 (via delta + beta) let id_app = AE::app(AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])), sort0()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&id_app, &sort0()).unwrap()); @@ -1794,8 +1839,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_cache_hit() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let a = sort0(); let b = AE::sort(AU::zero()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); @@ -1805,20 +1850,49 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_closed_cache_ignores_context_across_checkers() { - let env = env_with_id(); + let mut env = env_with_id(); let a = AE::app(AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])), sort0()); let b = sort0(); - let mut tc1 = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc1 = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc1.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); let cache_len = env.def_eq_cache.len(); - let mut tc2 = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc2 = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc2.push_local(sort1()); assert!(tc2.is_def_eq(&a, &b).unwrap()); assert_eq!(env.def_eq_cache.len(), cache_len); } + #[test] + fn def_eq_open_cache_uses_relevant_context_suffix() { + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let id = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let id_v0 = AE::app(id, v0.clone()); + + { + let mut tc1 = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc1.push_local(sort0()); // irrelevant outer frame + tc1.push_local(sort0()); // relevant innermost frame + assert!(tc1.is_def_eq(&id_v0, &v0).unwrap()); + } + let cache_len = env.def_eq_cache.len(); + + { + let mut tc2 = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc2.push_local(sort1()); // different irrelevant outer frame + tc2.push_local(sort0()); // same relevant innermost suffix + assert!(tc2.is_def_eq(&id_v0, &v0).unwrap()); + } + + assert_eq!( + env.def_eq_cache.len(), + cache_len, + "open def-eq cache should ignore irrelevant outer context frames" + ); + } + // ========================================================================= // Tier 3: proof irrelevance // @@ -1828,8 +1902,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================= /// Env with `P : Prop`, `p1 p2 : P`, `T : Type`, `a1 a2 : T`. - fn env_with_prop_and_type_axioms() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn env_with_prop_and_type_axioms() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); // P : Prop env.insert( @@ -1885,8 +1959,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_proof_irrelevance_prop() { // Two structurally distinct proofs of the same Prop type are def-eq. - let env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let p1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p1"), Box::new([])); let p2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p2"), Box::new([])); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&p1, &p2).unwrap()); @@ -1894,8 +1968,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_proof_irrelevance_symmetric() { - let env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let p1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p1"), Box::new([])); let p2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("p2"), Box::new([])); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&p1, &p2).unwrap()); @@ -1905,8 +1979,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_no_irrelevance_for_type_level() { // Proof irrelevance must NOT apply to Type-valued terms. - let env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_prop_and_type_axioms(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let a1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("a1"), Box::new([])); let a2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("a2"), Box::new([])); assert!(!tc.is_def_eq(&a1, &a2).unwrap()); @@ -1921,8 +1995,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================= /// Env with `Unit : Sort 0` (0 indices, 1 ctor Unit.mk with 0 fields). - fn env_with_unit_like() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn env_with_unit_like() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); // Unit.mk : Unit env.insert( @@ -1979,8 +2053,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_unit_like_distinct_values() { // Two distinct inhabitants of a unit-like inductive are def-eq. - let env = env_with_unit_like(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_unit_like(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let u1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("u1"), Box::new([])); let u2 = AE::cnst(mk_id("u2"), Box::new([])); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&u1, &u2).unwrap()); @@ -1990,8 +2064,8 @@ mod tests { fn def_eq_unit_like_ctor_and_opaque() { // The explicit constructor and an opaque axiom of the same unit-like // type are def-eq. - let env = env_with_unit_like(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_unit_like(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let mk = AE::cnst(mk_id("Unit.mk"), Box::new([])); let u1 = AE::cnst(mk_id("u1"), Box::new([])); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&mk, &u1).unwrap()); @@ -2004,8 +2078,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================= /// Env with `A : Type 0`, `B : Type 0`, `f : A → B`. - fn env_with_fun() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn env_with_fun() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); env.insert( mk_id("A"), KConst::Axio { @@ -2047,8 +2121,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_eta_lambda_wraps_function() { // f ≡ λ (x : A), f x - let env = env_with_fun(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_fun(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); // Lifting `f` by 1 is a no-op because it's closed. let eta = AE::lam( @@ -2063,8 +2137,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_eta_lambda_symmetric() { // λ x, f x ≡ f (reverse direction) - let env = env_with_fun(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_fun(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); let eta = AE::lam( (), @@ -2078,7 +2152,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_eta_lambda_fails_on_non_function() { // `a : A` is not a function — η-expanding makes no sense, must NOT fire. - let env = env_with_fun(); + let mut env = env_with_fun(); env.insert( mk_id("a"), KConst::Axio { @@ -2089,7 +2163,7 @@ mod tests { ty: AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let a = AE::cnst(mk_id("a"), Box::new([])); // A bogus "eta-like" wrapping of a non-function. let bogus = AE::lam( @@ -2110,8 +2184,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================= /// Env with `Pair : Type 0` whose only ctor `Pair.mk : A → B → Pair`. - fn env_with_pair_struct() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn env_with_pair_struct() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); env.insert( mk_id("A"), @@ -2208,8 +2282,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_struct_eta_via_projections() { // p ≡ Pair.mk p.1 p.2 - let env = env_with_pair_struct(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_pair_struct(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let p = AE::cnst(mk_id("p"), Box::new([])); let proj0 = AE::prj(mk_id("Pair"), 0, p.clone()); let proj1 = AE::prj(mk_id("Pair"), 1, p.clone()); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index eda96233..baa1a269 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ impl EgressCtx { /// Convert a kernel universe to an Ixon universe (memoized by content hash). fn kuniv_to_ixon(u: &KUniv, ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> Arc { - let key = **u.addr(); + let key = *u.addr(); if let Some(hit) = ctx.univ_cache.get(&key) { return hit.clone(); } @@ -464,7 +464,7 @@ fn kunivs_to_idxs(us: &[KUniv], ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> Vec { /// Note on `Share`: we never emit `IxonExpr::Share(_)` here; sharing is /// discovered fresh by the `apply_sharing_*` pass that wraps our output. fn kexpr_to_ixon(expr: &KExpr, ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> Arc { - let key = **expr.addr(); + let key = *expr.addr(); if let Some(hit) = ctx.expr_cache.get(&key) { return hit.clone(); } @@ -1652,7 +1652,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn lean_egress_roundtrips_multiple_axioms() { - let zenv = KEnv::::new(); + let mut zenv = KEnv::::new(); for name in ["A", "B", "C"] { let id = mk_id(name); zenv.insert( diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index f0bb4c2a..fbf56ced 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -3,15 +3,13 @@ //! `KEnv` maps `KId` to `KConst`, and owns all shared kernel state: //! the intern table, type-checking caches, and resolved primitives. //! -//! All mutable state uses `DashMap`/`DashSet` for lock-free concurrent access. -//! Multiple `TypeChecker` instances can share one `Arc` and run in parallel. +//! The environment is single-threaded. Worker pools own one `KEnv` per worker +//! and move parallelism above the kernel state boundary. -use std::collections::{BTreeSet, HashSet}; -use std::sync::{Arc, Condvar, LazyLock, Mutex, OnceLock}; -use std::time::Instant; +use std::collections::BTreeSet; -use dashmap::{DashMap, DashSet}; -use rayon::iter::{IntoParallelIterator, ParallelIterator}; +use rustc_hash::{FxHashMap, FxHashSet}; +use std::cell::OnceCell; use crate::ix::address::Address; @@ -24,70 +22,47 @@ use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::perf::PerfCounters; use super::primitive::Primitives; -/// Shared Merkle hash. Cheap to clone (Arc refcount bump). -pub type Addr = Arc; - -/// Process-wide hash-cons for [`Addr`]. Interning makes -/// `Arc::ptr_eq(a, b)` an exact equivalence to `**a == **b`, which is -/// the basis for [`KExpr::hash_eq`](super::expr::KExpr::hash_eq)'s 8-byte -/// pointer fast path before the 32-byte Blake3 fallback (audit Tier 1 #1 -/// in `plans/kernel-perf-adversarial-audit-2026-04-26.md` §6.1). -/// -/// We use a process-global `DashMap` rather than per-`KEnv` interning so -/// the change is local to `mk_info` (`expr.rs`) and the universe info -/// helper (`level.rs`); threading an `&InternTable` through every -/// `KExpr::var`/`sort`/etc. constructor would touch 300+ call sites for -/// no observable benefit (KEnvs don't outlive the process and the Addr -/// content space is the same regardless of which session created it). -/// -/// Memory cost: one [`Addr`] entry per distinct content hash for the -/// lifetime of the process. A typical kernel-check-env run holds a few -/// million distinct hashes, so on the order of 10s of MB; trivially -/// dominated by the constants table itself. -/// -/// Shard count is set to [`INTERN_SHARDS`] — much higher than DashMap's -/// default (`4 * num_cpus()`) — so 32 concurrent ingress workers don't -/// collide on the same shard's write lock. Empirically this is most of -/// the `intern_expr_ns` cost on Mathlib. -static ADDR_INTERN: LazyLock> = - LazyLock::new(|| DashMap::with_shard_amount(INTERN_SHARDS)); - -/// Number of shards used by [`ADDR_INTERN`] and the [`InternTable`] maps. -/// -/// DashMap's default is `4 * num_cpus()`; on a 32-thread box that's 128. -/// With 32 rayon workers all interning concurrently, ~25% of operations -/// collide on a shard, which under `parking_lot::RwLock` serializes -/// readers behind any pending writer. Bumping the shard count cuts the -/// collision probability with negligible memory overhead (~32 KB extra -/// for the shard headers at 2048). -const INTERN_SHARDS: usize = 2048; - -/// Return the canonical [`Addr`] for `hash`. After this returns, every -/// caller that interns the same content gets the same `Arc` allocation — -/// `Arc::ptr_eq` between any two interned addresses is iff their hashes -/// are equal. +/// Content-addressed Merkle hash. 32 bytes, `Copy`, no allocation. /// -/// Get-first-then-entry: most calls are hits (the address space saturates -/// quickly during ingress), so we take the read-locked fast path before -/// falling back to the write-locked `entry` path on a miss. Behaviour is -/// identical to a plain `entry().or_insert_with(...)` — the slow path -/// still races safely if two threads insert concurrently. -#[inline] -pub fn intern_addr(hash: blake3::Hash) -> Addr { - if let Some(existing) = ADDR_INTERN.get(&hash) { - return existing.value().clone(); - } - ADDR_INTERN.entry(hash).or_insert_with(|| Arc::new(hash)).value().clone() -} +/// Earlier revisions stored `Addr = Arc` and threaded all +/// constructions through a process-global `DashMap` intern table to dedup +/// the inner allocation. On full-mathlib kernel-check runs that table grew +/// to 100M+ entries (≈8+ GiB) and dominated RSS, even though the per-worker +/// `KEnv` caches were correctly cleared per scheduled block. Switching to a +/// `Copy` value drops the global intern, eliminates one allocation per +/// `KExpr`/`KUniv` construction, and reduces per-`ExprData` overhead +/// from `Arc` (8-byte pointer + 16-byte heap header + 32-byte +/// Hash) to a single in-place 32-byte field. Identity comparison falls +/// back from `Arc::ptr_eq` (single pointer compare) to a 32-byte memcmp, +/// which is a single AVX2 cycle on modern x86 and dominated by the +/// surrounding kernel work. +pub type Addr = blake3::Hash; /// Hash-consing intern table for expressions and universes. /// -/// Thread-safe via `DashMap`: usable from parallel ingress and -/// sequential type checking alike. Guarantees pointer uniqueness -/// by blake3 hash: `ptr(a) == ptr(b)` iff `hash(a) == hash(b)`. +/// Single-threaded and owned by one `KEnv`. Guarantees pointer uniqueness +/// by blake3 hash within that environment: `ptr(a) == ptr(b)` iff +/// `hash(a) == hash(b)`. +/// +/// Also owns reusable scratch buffers used by `subst`, `simul_subst`, and +/// `lift` to memoize content-addressed sub-traversals within a single +/// call. Allocating these as `FxHashMap::default()` per call shows up in +/// profiles for big mathlib blocks where beta/zeta reductions fire +/// millions of times; threading the scratch through the `&mut InternTable` +/// already passed for hash-consing eliminates the malloc/free churn while +/// keeping the per-call invariant (caches are cleared on entry). pub struct InternTable { - univs: DashMap>, - exprs: DashMap>, + pub(crate) univs: FxHashMap>, + pub(crate) exprs: FxHashMap>, + /// Scratch buffer for `subst` / `simul_subst` per-call memoization, + /// keyed by `(addr, depth)`. Cleared on entry. Owned here so the + /// allocation persists across calls. + pub(crate) subst_scratch: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr>, + /// Scratch buffer for `lift` per-call memoization, keyed by + /// `(addr, cutoff)`. Cleared on entry. Separate from `subst_scratch` + /// because `lift` is invoked from inside `subst_cached`, and the two + /// caches have different semantics, so they must not share entries. + pub(crate) lift_scratch: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr>, } impl Default for InternTable { @@ -99,50 +74,47 @@ impl Default for InternTable { impl InternTable { pub fn new() -> Self { InternTable { - univs: DashMap::with_shard_amount(INTERN_SHARDS), - exprs: DashMap::with_shard_amount(INTERN_SHARDS), + univs: FxHashMap::default(), + exprs: FxHashMap::default(), + subst_scratch: FxHashMap::default(), + lift_scratch: FxHashMap::default(), } } - /// Read-only fast path: return the canonical interned universe for `hash` - /// if already present, without taking a shard write lock. Used by - /// instrumented callers that want to record hit/miss separately; plain - /// callers should use `intern_univ`. + /// Read-only fast path: return the canonical interned universe for + /// `hash` if already present. Used by instrumented callers that want + /// to record hit/miss separately; plain callers should use + /// `intern_univ`. #[inline] pub fn try_get_univ(&self, hash: &blake3::Hash) -> Option> { - self.univs.get(hash).map(|r| r.value().clone()) + self.univs.get(hash).cloned() } /// Read-only fast path counterpart of `try_get_univ` for expressions. #[inline] pub fn try_get_expr(&self, hash: &blake3::Hash) -> Option> { - self.exprs.get(hash).map(|r| r.value().clone()) + self.exprs.get(hash).cloned() } /// Intern a universe: if one with the same hash exists, return the - /// existing Arc (ensuring pointer uniqueness). Otherwise insert and return. - /// - /// Get-first-then-entry: hash-cons tables saturate quickly, so most calls - /// are hits and we want them to take only the per-shard read lock. The - /// slow path falls back to `entry().or_insert(...)`, which still races - /// safely if two threads insert concurrently — the second-arriving thread - /// gets back the first's value. - pub fn intern_univ(&self, u: KUniv) -> KUniv { - let key = **u.addr(); + /// existing Arc (ensuring pointer uniqueness). Otherwise insert and + /// return. + pub fn intern_univ(&mut self, u: KUniv) -> KUniv { + let key = *u.addr(); if let Some(existing) = self.univs.get(&key) { - return existing.value().clone(); + return existing.clone(); } - self.univs.entry(key).or_insert(u).value().clone() + self.univs.entry(key).or_insert(u).clone() } - /// Intern an expression: same pointer-uniqueness guarantee as `intern_univ`, - /// same get-first-then-entry contention strategy. - pub fn intern_expr(&self, e: KExpr) -> KExpr { - let key = **e.addr(); + /// Intern an expression: same pointer-uniqueness guarantee as + /// `intern_univ`. + pub fn intern_expr(&mut self, e: KExpr) -> KExpr { + let key = *e.addr(); if let Some(existing) = self.exprs.get(&key) { - return existing.value().clone(); + return existing.clone(); } - self.exprs.entry(key).or_insert(e).value().clone() + self.exprs.entry(key).or_insert(e).clone() } } @@ -166,107 +138,185 @@ pub enum RecursorAuxOrder { Canonical, } -/// Result of entering the block-check coordinator. -pub enum BlockCheckStart { - /// A finished result was already cached, or another owner finished while - /// this caller waited. - Cached(Result<(), TcError>), - /// This caller owns the check and must publish the result. - Owner(BlockCheckToken), +/// Snapshot of all `KEnv` cache sizes at a point in time. +/// +/// Used by the parallel kernel-check diagnostic mode (gated on +/// `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_DIAG=1`) to surface which scheduled blocks ratchet +/// per-worker cache memory. Each field is the entry count of one of +/// `KEnv`'s `FxHashMap`/`FxHashSet` caches at the moment of snapshotting. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default)] +pub struct KEnvCacheSizes { + pub consts: usize, + pub blocks: usize, + pub intern_exprs: usize, + pub intern_univs: usize, + pub whnf: usize, + pub whnf_no_delta: usize, + pub whnf_core: usize, + pub infer: usize, + pub infer_only: usize, + pub def_eq: usize, + pub def_eq_cheap: usize, + pub def_eq_failure: usize, + pub unfold: usize, + pub ingress: usize, + pub is_prop: usize, + pub recursor: usize, + pub rec_majors: usize, + pub block_peer_agreement: usize, + pub block_check_results: usize, +} + +impl KEnvCacheSizes { + /// Largest single cache size. Cheap proxy for "how big did this block + /// get" without summing. (Sum is misleading because the same content + /// hash can appear in multiple caches.) + pub fn max(&self) -> usize { + [ + self.consts, + self.blocks, + self.intern_exprs, + self.intern_univs, + self.whnf, + self.whnf_no_delta, + self.whnf_core, + self.infer, + self.infer_only, + self.def_eq, + self.def_eq_cheap, + self.def_eq_failure, + self.unfold, + self.ingress, + self.is_prop, + self.recursor, + self.rec_majors, + self.block_peer_agreement, + self.block_check_results, + ] + .into_iter() + .max() + .unwrap_or(0) + } } -/// Ownership token for a block currently being checked. -pub struct BlockCheckToken { - block: KId, +impl std::fmt::Display for KEnvCacheSizes { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { + write!( + f, + "consts={} intern_exprs={} intern_univs={} whnf={}/{}/{} infer={}/{} def_eq={}/{}/{} unfold={} ingress={} is_prop={}", + self.consts, + self.intern_exprs, + self.intern_univs, + self.whnf, + self.whnf_no_delta, + self.whnf_core, + self.infer, + self.infer_only, + self.def_eq, + self.def_eq_cheap, + self.def_eq_failure, + self.unfold, + self.ingress, + self.is_prop, + ) + } } /// The global zero kernel environment. /// -/// Thread-safe via `DashMap`/`DashSet`: supports concurrent reads and writes -/// from multiple `TypeChecker` instances running in parallel. Contains all -/// shared kernel state: constants, intern table, and type-checking caches. +/// Single-threaded: one worker owns one environment at a time. Contains all +/// kernel state for that worker: constants, intern table, and type-checking +/// caches. /// /// `get()` returns owned `KConst`/`Vec` (cheap Arc clones) to avoid -/// holding DashMap guards across call boundaries. +/// tying callers to internal map borrows. pub struct KEnv { // -- Constants -- /// Loaded constants keyed by `KId`. - pub consts: DashMap, KConst>, + pub consts: FxHashMap, KConst>, /// Block membership: block id → ordered member ids. - pub blocks: DashMap, Vec>>, + pub blocks: FxHashMap, Vec>>, // -- Intern table (hash-consing for pointer dedup) -- pub intern: InternTable, // -- Primitives (resolved lazily from consts) -- - prims: OnceLock>, + prims: OnceCell>, // -- Global caches (grow monotonically, keyed by content hash) -- // All cache keys use `Addr` (= `Arc`, content-addressed) rather // than `Arc::as_ptr` pointers, avoiding the ABA problem where deallocated // pointers are reused by the allocator for semantically different expressions. /// WHNF cache (full, with delta): (expr_hash, ctx_hash)-keyed. - pub whnf_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + pub whnf_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// WHNF cache (no delta): (expr_hash, ctx_hash)-keyed. - pub whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + pub whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// WHNF core cache: structural-only reduction (beta/iota/zeta/proj), /// no native primitives, no delta. Mirrors lean4lean's `whnfCoreCache` /// (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:19) and lean4 C++'s /// `m_whnf_core`. Populated only when flags are FULL — cheap-projection /// results are not safe to share with full callers. - pub whnf_core_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + pub whnf_core_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Infer cache: keyed by (expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. /// Populated only from full-mode `infer` (i.e. not from `with_infer_only`), /// so every cached result has passed the validation `infer_only` skips. /// Both modes read from this same cache — an `infer_only` lookup happily /// consumes a full-mode result since it's strictly stronger. - pub infer_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + pub infer_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Infer-only cache: keyed like `infer_cache`, but populated only by /// `with_infer_only` synthesis and read only while infer-only is active. /// This keeps unchecked results out of the validated full-mode cache while /// still sharing repeated proof-irrelevance/projection probes. - pub infer_only_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + pub infer_only_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Full def-eq cache: keyed by (expr_hash, expr_hash, ctx_hash). /// Context-dependent. Entries in this cache are valid for both full and /// cheap def-eq callers. - pub def_eq_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, + pub def_eq_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, /// Cheap def-eq cache: same key as `def_eq_cache`, but only for comparisons /// performed inside cheap projection reductions. Cheap `false` can be a /// full-mode false negative, so those entries must not be visible to full /// callers. - pub def_eq_cheap_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, + pub def_eq_cheap_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr, Addr), bool>, /// Failed def-eq pairs in lazy delta: canonical ordering by hash. - pub def_eq_failure: DashSet<(Addr, Addr, Addr)>, + pub def_eq_failure: FxHashSet<(Addr, Addr, Addr)>, /// Constant-instantiation cache: caches the result of /// `instantiate_univ_params(val, us)` for each `Const(id, us)` head encountered /// during delta unfolding. Keyed by the head expression's content hash, which /// already content-addresses `(id, us)` (the head's address derives from id + /// universe args). Mirrors lean4 C++ `m_unfold` cache. Cross-call sharing of /// universe-substituted bodies eliminates O(body) walks on every unfold. - pub unfold_cache: DashMap>, + pub unfold_cache: FxHashMap>, /// Ingress cache: LeanExpr → KExpr conversion results. /// Keyed by (expr_hash, param_names_hash) to account for different /// level param bindings producing different KExprs from the same LeanExpr. - pub ingress_cache: DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + pub ingress_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// "Is this type Prop?" cache, keyed by (type_hash, ctx_hash). + /// + /// `try_proof_irrel` is called on essentially every `is_def_eq` + /// invocation, and its uncached path costs `infer ∘ infer ∘ whnf` — + /// two type-inference runs and one full WHNF — to decide whether the + /// term's type is `Prop`. Because the answer depends only on the + /// *type* (not on the term whose type was inferred), caching by the + /// type's content hash + suffix-aware context lets every subsequent + /// proof-irrelevance probe skip those three calls. Empirically this + /// is the dominant cost on mathlib proof-heavy blocks, where the same + /// propositions are tested for equality thousands of times. + pub is_prop_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), bool>, /// Generated recursors, keyed by inductive Muts block id. - pub recursor_cache: DashMap, Vec>>, + pub recursor_cache: FxHashMap, Vec>>, /// Nested-auxiliary order expected by stored recursors in this environment. pub recursor_aux_order: RecursorAuxOrder, /// Maps the set of major inductive KIds to the inductive block id. - pub rec_majors_cache: DashMap>, KId>, + pub rec_majors_cache: FxHashMap>, KId>, /// Mutual-block peer-agreement cache: records block ids whose peers have /// already been verified to share the same universe (S3) and parameter /// prefix (S3b). Populated by `check_inductive` after the per-peer loop /// succeeds; collapses the naturally O(N²) per-peer iteration to O(N) /// total work per block across all the peers' individual checks. - pub block_peer_agreement_cache: DashSet>, + pub block_peer_agreement_cache: FxHashSet>, /// Whole-block type-check results. Both successes and failures are cached, /// so every member of a bad block reports the same structured failure. - pub block_check_results: DashMap, Result<(), TcError>>, - /// Blocks currently owned by a checker thread. - pub block_checks_in_progress: Mutex>>, - /// Waiters park here while another thread checks their block. - pub block_check_cv: Condvar, + pub block_check_results: FxHashMap, Result<(), TcError>>, // -- Performance counters (audit §10) -- /// Cache hit/miss and fuel-consumption counters, gated by @@ -282,22 +332,8 @@ impl Default for KEnv { } /// Dump performance counters when the env is dropped, but only when -/// `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1` is set. This piggybacks on `KEnv`'s natural -/// teardown (e.g. at the end of `rs_kernel_check_consts`) so any harness -/// that drives a check-env run picks up the totals automatically. -/// -/// Then tear down the heavy `DashMap` fields in parallel across their shards. -/// A fully-loaded `KEnv` after a mathlib-scale ingress holds millions of -/// `Arc` / `Arc` allocations across its `consts` map, -/// `intern` table, and (post type-check) WHNF/infer caches. The default -/// `drop(DashMap)` walks shards single-threaded, taking ~200s; using -/// `into_par_iter().for_each(drop)` brings that to seconds. `mem::take` -/// pulls each `DashMap` out into a local that we then parallel-drop; -/// the now-empty `Default` left in `*self` drops trivially when this -/// function returns. -/// -/// Set `IX_SEQ_KENV_DROP=1` to fall back to the old single-threaded path -/// for measurement comparisons. +/// `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1` is set. Serial `FxHashMap` teardown is left to +/// normal Rust drop order. impl Drop for KEnv { fn drop(&mut self) { if super::perf::enabled() { @@ -306,104 +342,6 @@ impl Drop for KEnv { eprint!("{summary}"); } } - - if std::env::var_os("IX_SEQ_KENV_DROP").is_some() { - // Skip the parallel teardown — let the auto-derived field drops run - // sequentially as before. - return; - } - - let quiet = std::env::var_os("IX_QUIET").is_some(); - let total_start = Instant::now(); - - // Snapshot lengths up-front for logging before we move the maps out. - let consts_len = self.consts.len(); - let blocks_len = self.blocks.len(); - let intern_exprs_len = self.intern.exprs.len(); - let intern_univs_len = self.intern.univs.len(); - let ingress_cache_len = self.ingress_cache.len(); - let whnf_total = self.whnf_cache.len() - + self.whnf_no_delta_cache.len() - + self.whnf_core_cache.len(); - let infer_total = self.infer_cache.len() + self.infer_only_cache.len(); - // Only log when the env actually held something — empty - // create-and-immediately-drop sites in the compile/ingress pipeline - // would otherwise produce noisy `0.00s ... 0/0 ...` lines. - let nonempty = consts_len - + blocks_len - + intern_exprs_len - + intern_univs_len - + ingress_cache_len - + whnf_total - + infer_total - > 0; - - // Drop each heavy DashMap/DashSet in parallel via rayon work-stealing - // across shards. Maps are dropped sequentially with respect to each - // other so we don't fight for the global rayon pool; each one - // saturates the pool internally. - // - // Order doesn't matter for correctness — shared `Arc` content is - // refcounted, and the last decrementer destroys exactly once. - let consts_start = Instant::now(); - std::mem::take(&mut self.consts).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - let consts_ns = consts_start.elapsed(); - - let blocks_start = Instant::now(); - std::mem::take(&mut self.blocks).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - let blocks_ns = blocks_start.elapsed(); - - let intern_start = Instant::now(); - std::mem::take(&mut self.intern.univs).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.intern.exprs).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - let intern_ns = intern_start.elapsed(); - - let caches_start = Instant::now(); - std::mem::take(&mut self.whnf_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.whnf_no_delta_cache) - .into_par_iter() - .for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.whnf_core_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.infer_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.infer_only_cache) - .into_par_iter() - .for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.def_eq_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.def_eq_cheap_cache) - .into_par_iter() - .for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.def_eq_failure).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.unfold_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.ingress_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.recursor_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.rec_majors_cache).into_par_iter().for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.block_peer_agreement_cache) - .into_par_iter() - .for_each(drop); - std::mem::take(&mut self.block_check_results) - .into_par_iter() - .for_each(drop); - let caches_ns = caches_start.elapsed(); - - if !quiet && nonempty { - eprintln!( - "[kenv_drop] {:.2}s parallel threads={} \ - (consts {:.2}s/{} blocks {:.2}s intern {:.2}s/{}+{} \ - caches {:.2}s/whnf={} infer={} ingress={})", - total_start.elapsed().as_secs_f32(), - rayon::current_num_threads(), - consts_ns.as_secs_f32(), - consts_len, - blocks_ns.as_secs_f32(), - intern_ns.as_secs_f32(), - intern_univs_len, - intern_exprs_len, - caches_ns.as_secs_f32(), - whnf_total, - infer_total, - ingress_cache_len, - ); - } } } @@ -416,56 +354,63 @@ impl KEnv { recursor_aux_order: RecursorAuxOrder, ) -> Self { KEnv { - consts: DashMap::default(), - blocks: DashMap::default(), + consts: FxHashMap::default(), + blocks: FxHashMap::default(), intern: InternTable::new(), - prims: OnceLock::new(), - whnf_cache: DashMap::default(), - whnf_no_delta_cache: DashMap::default(), - whnf_core_cache: DashMap::default(), - infer_cache: DashMap::default(), - infer_only_cache: DashMap::default(), - def_eq_cache: DashMap::default(), - def_eq_cheap_cache: DashMap::default(), - def_eq_failure: DashSet::default(), - unfold_cache: DashMap::default(), - ingress_cache: DashMap::default(), - recursor_cache: DashMap::default(), + prims: OnceCell::new(), + whnf_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + whnf_core_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + infer_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + infer_only_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + def_eq_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + def_eq_cheap_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + def_eq_failure: FxHashSet::default(), + unfold_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + ingress_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + is_prop_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + recursor_cache: FxHashMap::default(), recursor_aux_order, - rec_majors_cache: DashMap::default(), - block_peer_agreement_cache: DashSet::default(), - block_check_results: DashMap::default(), - block_checks_in_progress: Mutex::new(HashSet::new()), - block_check_cv: Condvar::new(), + rec_majors_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + block_peer_agreement_cache: FxHashSet::default(), + block_check_results: FxHashMap::default(), perf: PerfCounters::default(), } } - /// Resolve primitives from the environment (cached via OnceLock). + /// Resolve primitives from the environment (cached via `OnceCell`). pub fn prims(&self) -> &Primitives { self.prims.get_or_init(|| Primitives::from_env(self)) } /// Pre-initialize the primitives cache with an externally-resolved /// `Primitives`. Returns `Ok(())` on success, `Err(p)` if `prims()` - /// has already been called (the OnceLock is full). + /// has already been called (the `OnceCell` is full). /// - /// Used by `lean_ingress` to install `Primitives::from_env_orig` - /// (LEON-addressed) before any `TypeChecker::new(orig_kenv)` triggers - /// the default canonical-addressed `from_env`. + /// Used by `TypeChecker::new_with_lazy_ixon` to install primitives + /// resolved from the IxonIngressLookups address→name map *before* any + /// constants have been faulted into the local KEnv — without this + /// seeding, `prims()` would derive primitives from an empty env and + /// return synthetic `@` KIds that wouldn't match the real names + /// later faulted in. /// - /// `Primitives` is large (~2 KB), so the error path is allowed to be - /// big — the caller hands ownership in and only retrieves it on failure. + /// `Primitives` is large (~2 KB), so the error path is allowed to + /// be big — the caller hands ownership in and only retrieves it on + /// failure. #[allow(clippy::result_large_err)] - pub fn set_prims(&self, p: Primitives) -> Result<(), Primitives> { + pub fn set_prims(&mut self, p: Primitives) -> Result<(), Primitives> { self.prims.set(p) } + pub fn has_prims(&self) -> bool { + self.prims.get().is_some() + } + pub fn get(&self, id: &KId) -> Option> { - self.consts.get(id).map(|r| r.value().clone()) + self.consts.get(id).cloned() } - pub fn insert(&self, id: KId, c: KConst) { + pub fn insert(&mut self, id: KId, c: KConst) { if let Some(marker) = super::primitive::reserved_marker_name(&id.addr) { panic!( "attempted to insert {id} at reserved kernel marker address {marker} ({})", @@ -488,66 +433,104 @@ impl KEnv { } /// Iterate over all constants. Returns owned (KId, KConst) pairs. - /// Internally snapshots the DashMap — safe for concurrent access. pub fn iter(&self) -> impl Iterator, KConst)> + '_ { - self.consts.iter().map(|r| (r.key().clone(), r.value().clone())) + self.consts.iter().map(|(id, c)| (id.clone(), c.clone())) } /// Get block members. Returns owned Vec (cheap KId clones). pub fn get_block(&self, id: &KId) -> Option>> { - self.blocks.get(id).map(|r| r.value().clone()) + self.blocks.get(id).cloned() } /// Insert a block membership entry. - pub fn insert_block(&self, id: KId, members: Vec>) { + pub fn insert_block(&mut self, id: KId, members: Vec>) { self.blocks.insert(id, members); } - /// Enter the shared whole-block checker. - /// - /// The first caller for `block` becomes owner. Concurrent callers wait on the - /// condition variable until the owner publishes a cached result. - pub fn begin_block_check(&self, block: &KId) -> BlockCheckStart { - loop { - if let Some(result) = self.block_check_results.get(block) { - return BlockCheckStart::Cached(result.value().clone()); - } - - let mut in_progress = self.block_checks_in_progress.lock().unwrap(); - if let Some(result) = self.block_check_results.get(block) { - return BlockCheckStart::Cached(result.value().clone()); - } - if in_progress.insert(block.clone()) { - return BlockCheckStart::Owner(BlockCheckToken { - block: block.clone(), - }); - } - - while in_progress.contains(block) { - in_progress = self.block_check_cv.wait(in_progress).unwrap(); - if let Some(result) = self.block_check_results.get(block) { - return BlockCheckStart::Cached(result.value().clone()); - } - } + /// Clear all worker-local kernel state before checking another scheduled + /// block or when a caller needs a fresh environment. + pub fn clear(&mut self) { + self.consts.clear(); + self.blocks.clear(); + self.intern.univs.clear(); + self.intern.exprs.clear(); + // Scratch buffers retain entries from the most recent subst/lift call; + // emptying them releases the KExpr Arc references they hold so the + // intern.exprs cleanup above can actually drop ExprData allocations. + self.intern.subst_scratch.clear(); + self.intern.lift_scratch.clear(); + let _ = self.prims.take(); + self.whnf_cache.clear(); + self.whnf_no_delta_cache.clear(); + self.whnf_core_cache.clear(); + self.infer_cache.clear(); + self.infer_only_cache.clear(); + self.def_eq_cache.clear(); + self.def_eq_cheap_cache.clear(); + self.def_eq_failure.clear(); + self.unfold_cache.clear(); + self.ingress_cache.clear(); + self.is_prop_cache.clear(); + self.recursor_cache.clear(); + self.rec_majors_cache.clear(); + self.block_peer_agreement_cache.clear(); + self.block_check_results.clear(); + } + + /// Snapshot of all per-worker cache sizes. Cheap (each `len()` is O(1)); + /// useful as diagnostic input to identify which blocks blow up + /// individual caches before `clear_releasing_memory` reclaims them. + pub fn cache_sizes(&self) -> KEnvCacheSizes { + KEnvCacheSizes { + consts: self.consts.len(), + blocks: self.blocks.len(), + intern_exprs: self.intern.exprs.len(), + intern_univs: self.intern.univs.len(), + whnf: self.whnf_cache.len(), + whnf_no_delta: self.whnf_no_delta_cache.len(), + whnf_core: self.whnf_core_cache.len(), + infer: self.infer_cache.len(), + infer_only: self.infer_only_cache.len(), + def_eq: self.def_eq_cache.len(), + def_eq_cheap: self.def_eq_cheap_cache.len(), + def_eq_failure: self.def_eq_failure.len(), + unfold: self.unfold_cache.len(), + ingress: self.ingress_cache.len(), + is_prop: self.is_prop_cache.len(), + recursor: self.recursor_cache.len(), + rec_majors: self.rec_majors_cache.len(), + block_peer_agreement: self.block_peer_agreement_cache.len(), + block_check_results: self.block_check_results.len(), } } - /// Publish a completed block-check result and wake all waiters. + /// Clear worker-local state and drop backing allocations. /// - /// The token is consumed deliberately: it's a one-shot RAII handle that - /// must not be reused after publishing the result. - #[allow(clippy::needless_pass_by_value)] - pub fn finish_block_check( - &self, - token: BlockCheckToken, - result: Result<(), TcError>, - ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - self.block_check_results.insert(token.block.clone(), result.clone()); - let mut in_progress = self.block_checks_in_progress.lock().unwrap(); - in_progress.remove(&token.block); - drop(in_progress); - self.block_check_cv.notify_all(); - result + /// `clear()` preserves `HashMap` capacity, which is useful for reuse but + /// problematic for full-env checking: one very large block can permanently + /// ratchet a worker's retained cache allocation. This variant is for + /// scheduled-block boundaries where memory pressure matters more than + /// preserving buckets for the next unrelated block. + pub fn clear_releasing_memory(&mut self) { + self.consts = FxHashMap::default(); + self.blocks = FxHashMap::default(); + self.intern = InternTable::new(); + self.prims = OnceCell::new(); + self.whnf_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.whnf_no_delta_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.whnf_core_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.infer_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.infer_only_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.def_eq_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.def_eq_cheap_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.def_eq_failure = FxHashSet::default(); + self.unfold_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.ingress_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.is_prop_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.recursor_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.rec_majors_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.block_peer_agreement_cache = FxHashSet::default(); + self.block_check_results = FxHashMap::default(); } } @@ -585,7 +568,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn insert_and_get() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let id = mk_id("Nat"); env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); assert_eq!(env.len(), 1); @@ -595,14 +578,14 @@ mod tests { #[test] #[should_panic(expected = "reserved kernel marker")] fn insert_reserved_marker_panics() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let id = KId::new(PrimAddrs::new().eager_reduce, ()); env.insert(id, mk_axio("eager_reduce")); } #[test] fn contains_key_works() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let id = mk_id("Nat"); assert!(!env.contains_key(&id)); env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); @@ -617,7 +600,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn get_by_id_works() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let id = mk_id("Nat"); env.insert(id.clone(), mk_axio("Nat")); assert!(env.get(&id).is_some()); @@ -626,7 +609,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn intern_univ_dedup() { - let it = InternTable::::new(); + let mut it = InternTable::::new(); let z1 = KUniv::zero(); let z2 = KUniv::zero(); // Before interning, same hash but different Arcs @@ -638,7 +621,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn intern_univ_different() { - let it = InternTable::::new(); + let mut it = InternTable::::new(); let z = it.intern_univ(KUniv::zero()); let s = it.intern_univ(KUniv::succ(KUniv::zero())); assert!(!z.ptr_eq(&s)); @@ -646,7 +629,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn intern_expr_dedup() { - let it = InternTable::::new(); + let mut it = InternTable::::new(); let v1 = KExpr::var(0, ()); let v2 = KExpr::var(0, ()); assert!(!v1.ptr_eq(&v2)); @@ -657,7 +640,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn intern_expr_different() { - let it = InternTable::::new(); + let mut it = InternTable::::new(); let v0 = it.intern_expr(KExpr::var(0, ())); let v1 = it.intern_expr(KExpr::var(1, ())); assert!(!v0.ptr_eq(&v1)); @@ -665,7 +648,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn iter_all_entries() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); env.insert(mk_id("A"), mk_axio("A")); env.insert(mk_id("B"), mk_axio("B")); assert_eq!(env.iter().count(), 2); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs index fe8e6be5..b14c1fcc 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -138,12 +138,10 @@ impl EquivManager { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; - use super::*; fn addr(n: u64) -> Addr { - Arc::new(blake3::hash(&n.to_le_bytes())) + blake3::hash(&n.to_le_bytes()) } #[test] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs index 2138946a..87a56815 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -48,6 +48,7 @@ pub enum TcError { }, DefEqFailed, MaxRecDepth, + MaxRecFuel, /// A stored mutual block fails the kernel's canonicity check: under the /// stored partition, an adjacent pair did not satisfy strict `Less`. /// @@ -97,6 +98,7 @@ impl std::fmt::Display for TcError { }, TcError::DefEqFailed => write!(f, "definitional equality check failed"), TcError::MaxRecDepth => write!(f, "max recursion depth exceeded"), + TcError::MaxRecFuel => write!(f, "recursive fuel exhausted"), TcError::NonCanonicalBlock { block, pos, ordering } => { let dir = match ordering { Ordering::Less => "Less", @@ -216,6 +218,12 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "max recursion depth exceeded"); } + #[test] + fn display_max_rec_fuel() { + let e: TcError = TcError::MaxRecFuel; + assert_eq!(format!("{e}"), "recursive fuel exhausted"); + } + #[test] fn display_other_passthrough() { let e: TcError = TcError::Other("custom diagnostic".into()); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs index ad884bd3..81c110d2 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ use crate::ix::env::{ }; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; -use super::env::{Addr, intern_addr}; +use super::env::Addr; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; @@ -101,10 +101,10 @@ impl KExpr { &self.info().mdata } - /// Content-addressed key for cache lookups. Returns a clone of the - /// blake3 hash Arc — cheap (refcount bump) and immune to pointer reuse. + /// Content-addressed key for cache lookups. Returns the blake3 hash + /// by value — `Addr` is `Copy`, so this is a 32-byte memcpy. pub fn hash_key(&self) -> Addr { - self.addr().clone() + *self.addr() } pub fn ptr_eq(&self, other: &KExpr) -> bool { @@ -115,26 +115,15 @@ impl KExpr { /// /// 1. `ptr_eq` on the outer `KExpr` Arc — fires when both sides /// came through the [`InternTable`](super::env::InternTable). - /// 2. `Arc::ptr_eq` on the [`Addr`] — fires when both sides went - /// through [`intern_addr`](super::env::intern_addr) (which is - /// every kernel-side `KExpr` constructor after audit Tier 1 #1 - /// in `plans/kernel-perf-adversarial-audit-2026-04-26.md` §6.1). - /// Exact iff Addrs are interned, but always a sound positive - /// (true ⇒ same Blake3 content), and the cost on miss is just - /// one pointer compare. - /// 3. Full 32-byte Blake3 fallback — covers any uninterned Addrs - /// (e.g. a synthetic test fixture that builds an `Addr` directly - /// via `Arc::new`). - /// - /// `Arc::ptr_eq` semantics on `Addr` is sound regardless of interning: - /// two distinct Arc allocations with different content can never - /// alias, so a pointer match implies content match. Whether the - /// converse holds depends on interning — the 32-byte fallback is the - /// safety net. + /// 2. 32-byte Blake3 hash compare — sound on its own (collisions + /// require an adversarial preimage attack), and a single AVX2 + /// cycle on modern x86. Earlier revisions interposed an + /// `Arc::ptr_eq` fast path on a process-globally-interned `Addr`, + /// but that intern table dominated RSS at mathlib scale; the + /// pure-content compare keeps the same correctness with no + /// process-global state. pub fn hash_eq(&self, other: &KExpr) -> bool { - self.ptr_eq(other) - || Arc::ptr_eq(self.addr(), other.addr()) - || self.addr() == other.addr() + self.ptr_eq(other) || self.addr() == other.addr() } } @@ -198,12 +187,7 @@ impl KExpr { mdata: M::MField>, addr: Addr, ) -> Self { - let info = mk_info::( - addr, - idx + 1, - if idx == 0 { 1 } else { 0 }, - mdata, - ); + let info = mk_info::(addr, idx + 1, if idx == 0 { 1 } else { 0 }, mdata); KExpr::new(ExprData::Var(idx, name, info)) } @@ -212,7 +196,7 @@ impl KExpr { name: M::MField, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::var_hash(idx, &name, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::var_hash(idx, &name, &mdata); Self::var_mdata_with_addr(idx, name, mdata, addr) } @@ -240,7 +224,7 @@ impl KExpr { } pub fn sort_mdata(u: KUniv, mdata: M::MField>) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::sort_hash(&u, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::sort_hash(&u, &mdata); Self::sort_mdata_with_addr(u, mdata, addr) } @@ -278,7 +262,7 @@ impl KExpr { univs: Box<[KUniv]>, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata); Self::cnst_mdata_with_addr(id, univs, mdata, addr) } @@ -319,7 +303,7 @@ impl KExpr { a: KExpr, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::app_hash(&f, &a, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::app_hash(&f, &a, &mdata); Self::app_mdata_with_addr(f, a, mdata, addr) } @@ -373,7 +357,7 @@ impl KExpr { body: KExpr, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::lam_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::lam_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata); Self::lam_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr) } @@ -427,7 +411,7 @@ impl KExpr { body: KExpr, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::all_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::all_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata); Self::all_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr) } @@ -486,8 +470,7 @@ impl KExpr { non_dep: bool, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = - intern_addr(Self::let_hash(&name, &ty, &val, &body, non_dep, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::let_hash(&name, &ty, &val, &body, non_dep, &mdata); Self::let_mdata_with_addr(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, mdata, addr) } @@ -528,7 +511,7 @@ impl KExpr { val: KExpr, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::prj_hash(&id, field, &val, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::prj_hash(&id, field, &val, &mdata); Self::prj_mdata_with_addr(id, field, val, mdata, addr) } @@ -561,7 +544,7 @@ impl KExpr { blob_addr: Address, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::nat_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::nat_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata); Self::nat_mdata_with_addr(val, blob_addr, mdata, addr) } @@ -594,7 +577,7 @@ impl KExpr { blob_addr: Address, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> Self { - let addr = intern_addr(Self::str_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata)); + let addr = Self::str_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata); Self::str_mdata_with_addr(val, blob_addr, mdata, addr) } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index c4808477..84e501d3 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -9,9 +9,7 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::{ - BlockCheckStart, GeneratedRecursor, InternTable, RecursorAuxOrder, -}; +use super::env::{GeneratedRecursor, InternTable, RecursorAuxOrder}; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; @@ -71,7 +69,7 @@ pub struct FlatBlockMember { /// Lower free Var indices by `shift`: Var(i) where i >= shift becomes Var(i - shift). /// Vars with i < shift are left unchanged (they refer to local binders). fn lower_vars( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, e: &KExpr, shift: u64, ) -> KExpr { @@ -82,7 +80,7 @@ fn lower_vars( } fn lower_vars_inner( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, e: &KExpr, shift: u64, cutoff: u64, @@ -127,36 +125,34 @@ fn lower_vars_inner( env.intern_expr(result) } -impl TypeChecker { +impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { /// Validate an inductive block. Pure inductive blocks are coordinated /// through `KEnv`; legacy mixed source blocks fall back to the member check /// to avoid caching a partial result under a mixed block id. pub fn check_inductive(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let block = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) => block.clone(), + let block = match self.get_const(id)? { + KConst::Indc { block, .. } => block.clone(), _ => { return Err(TcError::Other("check_inductive: not an inductive".into())); }, }; - let Some(members) = self.env.get_block(&block) else { + let Some(members) = self.try_get_block(&block)? else { return self.check_inductive_member(id); }; - if !members.iter().all(|member| { - matches!( - self.env.get(member), + for member in &members { + if !matches!( + self.try_get_const(member)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. } | KConst::Ctor { .. }) - ) - }) { - return self.check_inductive_member(id); + ) { + return self.check_inductive_member(id); + } } - - match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { - BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, - BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { - let result = self.check_inductive_block(&block, &members); - self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) - }, + if let Some(result) = self.env.block_check_results.get(&block).cloned() { + return result; } + let result = self.check_inductive_block(&block, &members); + self.env.block_check_results.insert(block, result.clone()); + result } /// Validate every inductive and constructor in an inductive block. @@ -170,10 +166,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { for member in members { self.reset(); - let c = self - .env - .get(member) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + let c = self.get_const(member)?; self.validate_const_well_scoped(&c)?; match c { KConst::Indc { ty, .. } => { @@ -199,8 +192,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.check_inductive_member(ind_id)?; } for ctor_id in &ctor_ids { - let induct = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { induct, .. }) => induct, + let induct = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { induct, .. } => induct, _ => continue, }; self.reset(); @@ -215,8 +208,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let (params, indices, lvls, ctors, block, is_rec, is_unsafe, _nested, ty) = - match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { + match self.get_const(id)? { + KConst::Indc { params, indices, lvls, @@ -227,7 +220,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { nested, ty, .. - }) => ( + } => ( params, indices, lvls, @@ -246,7 +239,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; // Discover all inductives in the mutual block - let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&block); + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&block)?; let block_addrs: Vec
= block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); @@ -284,12 +277,13 @@ impl TypeChecker { if peer_id.addr == id.addr { continue; } - let (peer_params, peer_indices, peer_ty) = match self.env.get(peer_id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { params: pp, indices: pi, ty: pty, .. }) => { - (pp, pi, pty.clone()) - }, - _ => continue, - }; + let (peer_params, peer_indices, peer_ty) = + match self.get_const(peer_id)? { + KConst::Indc { params: pp, indices: pi, ty: pty, .. } => { + (pp, pi, pty.clone()) + }, + _ => continue, + }; // S3: universe agreement. let peer_level = self.get_result_sort_level( &peer_ty, @@ -317,8 +311,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Validate each constructor for (expected_cidx, ctor_id) in ctors.iter().enumerate() { let (ctor_params, ctor_fields, ctor_cidx, ctor_ty) = - match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, cidx, ty, .. }) => ( + match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { params, fields, cidx, ty, .. } => ( u64_to_usize(params)?, u64_to_usize(fields)?, u64_to_usize(cidx)?, @@ -393,31 +387,30 @@ impl TypeChecker { ctor_id: &KId, induct_id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let block = match self.env.get(induct_id) { + let block = match self.try_get_const(induct_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) => block.clone(), _ => { return self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, induct_id); }, }; - let Some(members) = self.env.get_block(&block) else { + let Some(members) = self.try_get_block(&block)? else { return self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, induct_id); }; - if !members.iter().all(|member| { - matches!( - self.env.get(member), + for member in &members { + if !matches!( + self.try_get_const(member)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. } | KConst::Ctor { .. }) - ) - }) { - return self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, induct_id); + ) { + return self.check_ctor_against_inductive_member(ctor_id, induct_id); + } } - match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { - BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, - BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { - let result = self.check_inductive_block(&block, &members); - self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) - }, + if let Some(result) = self.env.block_check_results.get(&block).cloned() { + return result; } + let result = self.check_inductive_block(&block, &members); + self.env.block_check_results.insert(block, result.clone()); + result } /// Validate a standalone constructor against its parent inductive. @@ -427,24 +420,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { ctor_id: &KId, induct_id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let (ctor_ty, _ctor_params, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, params, fields, .. }) => { + let (ctor_ty, _ctor_params, ctor_fields) = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { ty, params, fields, .. } => { (ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(params)?, u64_to_usize(fields)?) }, _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_ctor: not a constructor".into())), }; let (ind_params, ind_indices, ind_lvls, ind_block, ind_is_unsafe, ind_ty) = - match self.env.get(induct_id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { - params, - indices, - lvls, - block, - is_unsafe, - ty, - .. - }) => (params, indices, lvls, block.clone(), is_unsafe, ty.clone()), + match self.get_const(induct_id)? { + KConst::Indc { + params, indices, lvls, block, is_unsafe, ty, .. + } => (params, indices, lvls, block.clone(), is_unsafe, ty.clone()), _ => { return Err(TcError::Other( "check_ctor: parent inductive not found".into(), @@ -452,7 +439,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, }; - let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&ind_block); + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&ind_block)?; let block_addrs: Vec
= block_inds.iter().map(|id| id.addr.clone()).collect(); @@ -495,15 +482,20 @@ impl TypeChecker { } /// Discover all inductives in a mutual block. - fn discover_block_inductives(&self, block_id: &KId) -> Vec> { - match self.env.blocks.get(block_id) { - Some(members) => members - .iter() - .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. }))) - .cloned() - .collect(), - None => vec![], + fn discover_block_inductives( + &mut self, + block_id: &KId, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let Some(members) = self.try_get_block(block_id)? else { + return Ok(vec![]); + }; + let mut inds = Vec::new(); + for id in members { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(&id)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + inds.push(id); + } } + Ok(inds) } /// H1: Compute `is_rec` constructively by scanning constructor fields for @@ -519,7 +511,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { block_addrs: &[Address], ) -> Result> { for ctor_id in ctors { - let ctor_ty = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + let ctor_ty = match self.try_get_const(ctor_id)? { Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), _ => continue, }; @@ -571,8 +563,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Seed with original block inductives. for ind_id in block_inds { - let (own_params, n_indices, ctors, lvls) = match self.env.get(ind_id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, lvls, .. }) => { + let (own_params, n_indices, ctors, lvls) = match self.get_const(ind_id)? { + KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, lvls, .. } => { (params, indices, ctors.clone(), lvls) }, _ => continue, @@ -602,7 +594,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { for ctor_id in &member.ctors { let (_ctor_own_params, ctor_fields, ctor_ty, _ctor_lvls) = - match self.env.get(ctor_id) { + match self.try_get_const(ctor_id)? { Some(KConst::Ctor { params, fields, ty, lvls, .. }) => { (params, fields, ty.clone(), lvls) }, @@ -626,7 +618,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } else { KExpr::var(n_rec_params - 1 - j, anon()) }; - cur = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); + cur = subst(&mut self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -652,7 +644,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { univ_offset, saved, n_rec_params, - ); + )?; self.push_local(dom); cur = body; @@ -692,7 +684,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { univ_offset: u64, param_depth: usize, // depth at the param context (before field locals) n_rec_params: u64, // number of inductive parameters (valid Var refs in spec_params) - ) { + ) -> Result<(), TcError> { // Peel foralls structurally — no WHNF, see doc comment above. let mut cur = dom.clone(); while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) = cur.data() { @@ -702,32 +694,32 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&cur); let head_id = match head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), - _ => return, + _ => return Ok(()), }; // Skip if head is already a block member (direct recursive, not nested). if block_addrs.contains(&head_id.addr) { - return; + return Ok(()); } // Also skip if head is already a flat block member (already detected). if flat.iter().any(|m| m.id.addr == head_id.addr && !m.is_aux) { - return; + return Ok(()); } // Check if head is an external inductive. let (ext_params, ext_indices, ext_ctors, ext_lvls) = - match self.env.get(&head_id) { + match self.try_get_const(&head_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, lvls, .. }) => { (params, indices, ctors.clone(), lvls) }, - _ => return, + _ => return Ok(()), }; #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // ext_params is a small structural count let ext_n_params = ext_params as usize; if args.len() < ext_n_params { - return; + return Ok(()); } // Check if any param arg mentions a block original. Match Lean's @@ -745,7 +737,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { .take(ext_n_params) .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_addr(a, block_addrs)); if !has_nested_ref { - return; + return Ok(()); } // Extract spec_params (the first ext_n_params args) and normalize them @@ -761,7 +753,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { .take(ext_n_params) .map(|e| { if field_depth > 0 { - lower_vars(&self.env.intern, e, field_depth) + lower_vars(&mut self.env.intern, e, field_depth) } else { e.clone() } @@ -775,7 +767,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { // (lean4lean: isNestedInductiveApp? checks looseBVars on param args.) for sp in spec_params.iter() { if sp.lbr() > param_depth as u64 + n_rec_params { - return; // param arg depends on field-local variables — not a valid nesting + return Ok(()); // param arg depends on field-local variables — not a valid nesting } } @@ -788,7 +780,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { && s.len() == spec_hashes.len() && s.iter().zip(spec_hashes.iter()).all(|(a, b)| a == b) }) { - return; + return Ok(()); } aux_seen.push((head_id.addr.clone(), spec_hashes)); @@ -811,6 +803,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { ind_us: aux_us, occurrence_us, }); + Ok(()) } /// Rewrite nested occurrences in synthetic aux member/ctor types to the @@ -967,7 +960,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let mut matched = true; for (arg, sp) in args.iter().take(own).zip(member.spec_params.iter()) { let sp_lifted = if local_depth > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, local_depth, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, sp, local_depth, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -1014,10 +1007,14 @@ impl TypeChecker { block_first_id: &KId, n_block_params: u64, ) -> Result< - Vec<(M::MField, M::MField, KExpr)>, + Vec<( + M::MField, + M::MField, + KExpr, + )>, TcError, > { - let ind_ty = match self.env.get(block_first_id) { + let ind_ty = match self.try_get_const(block_first_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), _ => return Ok(Vec::new()), }; @@ -1200,8 +1197,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { let seed_name = aux_seed_names[source_idx].clone(); let aux_addr = aux_id.addr.clone(); let (ext_ty, ext_ctors, ext_n_params, ext_n_indices) = - match self.env.get(&member.id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { ty, ctors, params, indices, .. }) => { + match self.get_const(&member.id)? { + KConst::Indc { ty, ctors, params, indices, .. } => { (ty.clone(), ctors.clone(), params, indices) }, _ => { @@ -1229,7 +1226,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { break; } let p = member.spec_params[p_idx].clone(); - typ = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &p, 0); + typ = subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -1251,14 +1248,15 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Synthetic aux ctor KIds and KConst::Ctor entries. let mut aux_ctor_kids: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ext_ctors.len()); for (ci, ext_ctor_id) in ext_ctors.iter().enumerate() { - let (ext_ctor_ty, ext_ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ext_ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, fields, .. }) => (ty.clone(), fields), - _ => { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "canonical_aux_order: aux ext ctor is not a ctor".into(), - )); - }, - }; + let (ext_ctor_ty, ext_ctor_fields) = + match self.get_const(ext_ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { ty, fields, .. } => (ty.clone(), fields), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "canonical_aux_order: aux ext ctor is not a ctor".into(), + )); + }, + }; let mut ctor_typ = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ext_ctor_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; for j in 0..ext_n_params { @@ -1271,7 +1269,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { break; } let p = member.spec_params[p_idx].clone(); - ctor_typ = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &p, 0); + ctor_typ = subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -1409,10 +1407,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { eprintln!("[canonical_aux_order.dump] post-sort classes:"); for (ci, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { for (mi, (kid, _)) in class.iter().enumerate() { - eprintln!( - " class[{ci}][{mi}] addr={}", - &kid.addr.hex()[..8] - ); + eprintln!(" class[{ci}][{mi}] addr={}", &kid.addr.hex()[..8]); } } } @@ -1510,7 +1505,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(dom); if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() && id.addr == *target_addr - && matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) + && matches!(self.try_get_const(id)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { return Ok(Some(dom.clone())); } @@ -1619,12 +1614,13 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ) .unwrap_or(None); let rid = &rec_ids[gi]; - let (stored_skip, stored_ty) = match self.env.get(rid) { - Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. }) => { - (params + motives + minors + indices, Some(ty.clone())) - }, - _ => (0, None), - }; + let (stored_skip, stored_ty) = + match self.try_get_const(rid).ok().flatten() { + Some(KConst::Recr { + params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. + }) => (params + motives + minors + indices, Some(ty.clone())), + _ => (0, None), + }; let stored_major = match stored_ty { Some(ty) => self .recursor_major_domain_for_addr(&ty, stored_skip, target_addr) @@ -1829,8 +1825,8 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { // Check if this is a nested inductive: head is an inductive type // (not in our block) and its params contain block inductives. - let (n_params, block, ctors) = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { params, block, ctors, .. }) => { + let (n_params, block, ctors) = match self.get_const(id)? { + KConst::Indc { params, block, ctors, .. } => { (u64_to_usize(params)?, block.clone(), ctors.clone()) }, _ => { @@ -1862,7 +1858,8 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // Build augmented address set: original block + external inductive's block let mut augmented: Vec
= block_addrs.to_vec(); - let ext_block_inductives = self.discover_block_inductives(&block); + let ext_block_inductives = + self.discover_block_inductives(&block)?; for ext_id in &ext_block_inductives { if !augmented.contains(&ext_id.addr) { augmented.push(ext_id.addr.clone()); @@ -1877,8 +1874,8 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // For each constructor, strip params, substitute actual param args, // and recursively check positivity of each field domain for ctor_id in &ctors { - let ctor_ty = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), + let ctor_ty = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { ty, .. } => ty.clone(), _ => { return Err(TcError::Other( "positivity: nested ctor not found".into(), @@ -1940,7 +1937,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // We need substs[i] = param_args[n_params-1-i] to reverse the order. let reversed_params: Vec> = param_args.iter().rev().cloned().collect(); - ty = simul_subst(&self.env.intern, &ty, &reversed_params, 0); + ty = simul_subst(&mut self.env.intern, &ty, &reversed_params, 0); // Now check each remaining field domain self.check_nested_ctor_fields_loop(&ty, augmented_addrs) @@ -2195,7 +2192,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", 0 => Ok(true), // Case 3: 1 constructor → check fields 1 => { - let (ctor_ty, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + let (ctor_ty, ctor_fields) = match self.try_get_const(&ctors[0])? { Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, fields, .. }) => { (ty.clone(), u64_to_usize(fields)?) }, @@ -2256,7 +2253,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", block_id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { // Collect block inductives - let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(block_id); + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(block_id)?; if block_inds.is_empty() { self.env.recursor_cache.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![]); return Ok(()); @@ -2267,8 +2264,8 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", Vec::new(); let mut n_params: u64 = 0; for (i, ind_id) in block_inds.iter().enumerate() { - match self.env.get(ind_id) { - Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, ty, is_rec, .. }) => { + match self.get_const(ind_id)? { + KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, ty, is_rec, .. } => { if i == 0 { n_params = params; } @@ -2353,21 +2350,27 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // Convert flat block to ind_infos format for existing build_motive_type / build_rec_type. // For auxiliary members, we need their type from the environment. - let flat_ind_infos: Vec<(KId, u64, u64, Vec>, KExpr, bool)> = - flat - .iter() - .map(|m| { - let ty = self - .env - .get(&m.id) - .map_or_else(|| KExpr::sort(KUniv::zero()), |c| c.ty().clone()); - let is_rec = self - .env - .get(&m.id) - .is_some_and(|c| matches!(c, KConst::Indc { is_rec: true, .. })); - (m.id.clone(), m.own_params, m.n_indices, m.ctors.clone(), ty, is_rec) - }) - .collect(); + let mut flat_ind_infos: Vec<( + KId, + u64, + u64, + Vec>, + KExpr, + bool, + )> = Vec::with_capacity(flat.len()); + for m in &flat { + let c = self.get_const(&m.id)?; + let ty = c.ty().clone(); + let is_rec = matches!(c, KConst::Indc { is_rec: true, .. }); + flat_ind_infos.push(( + m.id.clone(), + m.own_params, + m.n_indices, + m.ctors.clone(), + ty, + is_rec, + )); + } let flat_ids: Vec> = flat.iter().map(|m| m.id.clone()).collect(); // Build motive types for ALL flat block members. @@ -2448,16 +2451,20 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // Find peer recursor KIds for rule RHS generation. // Each flat member needs its corresponding recursor constant for IH values. - let peer_recs = self.find_peer_recursors(block_id, &flat); + let peer_recs = self.find_peer_recursors(block_id, &flat)?; // Generate rules for each recursor. if let Some(ref peers) = peer_recs { for (gi, generated_rec) in generated.iter_mut().enumerate() { let member = &flat[gi]; let mut rules = Vec::new(); for (ci, ctor_id) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { - let ctor_fields = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields, - _ => 0, + let ctor_fields = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { fields, .. } => fields, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "generate_block_recursors: ctor not found".into(), + )); + }, }; let generated_rec_ty = generated_rec.ty.clone(); match self.build_rule_rhs( @@ -2604,14 +2611,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // Get inductive type and instantiate with occurrence universe args // (concrete for auxiliaries, same as ind_us for originals). - let ind_ty = self - .env - .get(&member.id) - .ok_or_else(|| { - TcError::Other("build_motive_type_flat: ind not found".into()) - })? - .ty() - .clone(); + let ind_ty = self.get_const(&member.id)?.ty().clone(); let ind_ty_inst = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; @@ -2627,14 +2627,14 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // spec_params are in terms of recursor params at depth n_rec_params. // Current depth might differ; lift accordingly. if lift_amount > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, lift_amount, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, &sp, lift_amount, 0) } else { sp } } else { KExpr::var(n_rec_params as u64 - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ty = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); + ty = subst(&mut self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -2674,7 +2674,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?; for sp in member.spec_params.iter() { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -2729,8 +2729,8 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", block_addrs: &[Address], _univ_offset: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { - let ctor = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, lvls, .. }) => (ty.clone(), lvls), + let ctor = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { ty, lvls, .. } => (ty.clone(), lvls), _ => { return Err(TcError::Other( "build_minor_at_depth: ctor not found".into(), @@ -2769,7 +2769,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let depth = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?; let lift_by = depth.saturating_sub(n_rec_params); if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp } @@ -2777,7 +2777,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let depth = self.depth(); KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ty = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); + ty = subst(&mut self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -2863,7 +2863,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", for idx_expr in &ret_indices { let lifted = if n_ihs > 0 { lift( - &self.env.intern, + &mut self.env.intern, idx_expr, n_ihs as u64, 0, // lift ALL Var refs, not just those above fields @@ -2891,7 +2891,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?.saturating_sub(n_rec_params); for sp in &member.spec_params { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -2958,7 +2958,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // to the current depth (minor_saved + n_fields + k). let dom = &field_domains[field_idx]; let shift = (n_fields + k - field_idx) as u64; - let dom_lifted = lift(&self.env.intern, dom, shift, 0); + let dom_lifted = lift(&mut self.env.intern, dom, shift, 0); let wdom = self.whnf(&dom_lifted)?; // Check if direct (head is block inductive) or forall-wrapped @@ -3124,7 +3124,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let mut matches = true; for (arg, sp) in args.iter().take(own).zip(m.spec_params.iter()) { let sp_lifted = if spec_params_lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, spec_params_lift_by, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, sp, spec_params_lift_by, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -3172,7 +3172,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let mut domains: Vec> = Vec::new(); // --- Params: walk first inductive's type, with shifted universe instantiation --- - let first_ind_lvls = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { + let first_ind_lvls = match self.try_get_const(&block_inds[0])? { Some(KConst::Indc { lvls, .. }) => lvls, _ => 0, }; @@ -3198,7 +3198,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // j motives already pushed before it). for (j, mt) in motive_types.iter().enumerate() { let lifted_mt = if j > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, mt, j as u64, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, mt, j as u64, 0) } else { mt.clone() }; @@ -3250,7 +3250,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(self.depth())?.saturating_sub(n_params); if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, &sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp } @@ -3258,7 +3258,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let depth = self.depth(); KExpr::var(depth - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ity = subst(&self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); + ity = subst(&mut self.env.intern, body, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -3292,7 +3292,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?.saturating_sub(n_params); for sp in &di_member.spec_params { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, sp, lift_by as u64, 0) } else { sp.clone() }; @@ -3348,7 +3348,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", &mut self, block_id: &KId, flat: &[FlatBlockMember], - ) -> Option>> { + ) -> Result>>, TcError> { // Position-by-position alignment. // // `flat` is in canonical order (`canonical_aux_order` was applied above @@ -3362,30 +3362,40 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // Returns `None` if any sanity check fails — caller falls back to // `populate_recursor_rules_from_block`, which performs the same // positional alignment with a more verbose diagnostic on failure. - let members: Vec> = self.env.blocks.get(block_id)?.clone(); - let rec_ids: Vec> = members - .iter() - .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) - .cloned() - .collect(); + let Some(members) = self.try_get_block(block_id)? else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let mut rec_ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for id in members { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(&id)?, Some(KConst::Recr { .. })) { + rec_ids.push(id); + } + } if rec_ids.len() != flat.len() { - return None; + return Ok(None); } let mut result: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(flat.len()); for (fi, member) in flat.iter().enumerate() { let rec_id = &rec_ids[fi]; - let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rec_id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { - params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. - }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), - _ => return None, - }; + let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = + match self.try_get_const(rec_id)? { + Some(KConst::Recr { + params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. + }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), + _ => return Ok(None), + }; let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; - let major_id = self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip).ok()?; + let major_id = match self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip) { + Ok(id) => id, + Err(TcError::UnknownConst(addr)) => { + return Err(TcError::UnknownConst(addr)); + }, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; if major_id.addr != member.id.addr { - return None; + return Ok(None); } if !member.is_aux { result.push(rec_id.clone()); @@ -3411,31 +3421,37 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", && let ExprData::All(_, _, dom, _, _) = w.data() { let (_, major_args) = collect_app_spine(dom); - let n_par = u64_to_usize::(member.own_params).ok()?; + let n_par = match u64_to_usize::(member.own_params) { + Ok(n) => n, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }; if major_args.len() >= n_par && member.spec_params.len() == n_par { let n_rec_params = flat.first().map_or(0, |m| m.own_params); let lift_by = self.depth().saturating_sub(n_rec_params); - matched = - major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()).all( - |(arg, sp)| { - let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) - } else { - sp.clone() - }; - self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted).unwrap_or(false) - }, - ); + matched = true; + for (arg, sp) in + major_args.iter().take(n_par).zip(member.spec_params.iter()) + { + let sp_lifted = if lift_by > 0 { + lift(&mut self.env.intern, sp, lift_by, 0) + } else { + sp.clone() + }; + if !self.is_def_eq(arg, &sp_lifted)? { + matched = false; + break; + } + } } } self.restore_depth(saved); if !matched { - return None; + return Ok(None); } result.push(rec_id.clone()); } - Some(result) + Ok(Some(result)) } /// Populate canonical recursor rules from the actual recursor block peers. @@ -3460,33 +3476,34 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", return Ok(()); } - let members = match self.env.blocks.get(rec_block_id) { - Some(m) => m.clone(), + let members = match self.try_get_block(rec_block_id)? { + Some(m) => m, None => return Ok(()), }; - let rec_ids: Vec> = members - .iter() - .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) - .cloned() - .collect(); + let mut rec_ids: Vec> = Vec::new(); + for id in members { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(&id)?, Some(KConst::Recr { .. })) { + rec_ids.push(id); + } + } if rec_ids.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } - let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(ind_block_id); + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(ind_block_id)?; if block_inds.is_empty() { return Ok(()); } - let n_params_u64 = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { + let n_params_u64 = match self.try_get_const(&block_inds[0])? { Some(KConst::Indc { params, .. }) => params, _ => return Ok(()), }; - let ind_lvls = match self.env.get(&block_inds[0]) { + let ind_lvls = match self.try_get_const(&block_inds[0])? { Some(KConst::Indc { lvls, .. }) => lvls, _ => 0, }; let univ_offset = match rec_ids.first() { - Some(rid) => match self.env.get(rid) { + Some(rid) => match self.try_get_const(rid)? { Some(KConst::Recr { lvls, .. }) => { if lvls > ind_lvls { 1u64 @@ -3568,10 +3585,10 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", for (gi, gen_rec) in generated_snapshot.iter().enumerate() { let target_addr = &gen_rec.ind_addr; let rid = &rec_ids[gi]; - let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.env.get(rid) { - Some(KConst::Recr { - params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. - }) => (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()), + let (params, motives, minors, indices, ty) = match self.get_const(rid)? { + KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. } => { + (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()) + }, _ => { return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: rec_ids[{gi}]={rid} is not a recursor" @@ -3626,9 +3643,13 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", let rec_ty_for_member = generated_with_rules[gi].ty.clone(); let mut rules = Vec::with_capacity(member.ctors.len()); for (ci, ctor_id) in member.ctors.iter().enumerate() { - let ctor_fields = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => fields, - _ => 0, + let ctor_fields = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { fields, .. } => fields, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: ctor not found".into(), + )); + }, }; let rhs = self.build_rule_rhs( gi, @@ -3651,7 +3672,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", generated_with_rules[gi].rules = rules; } - if let Some(mut cached) = self.env.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.recursor_cache.get_mut(ind_block_id) { if cached.len() != generated_with_rules.len() { return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "populate_recursor_rules_from_block: cache changed length: cached={} generated={}", @@ -3688,8 +3709,8 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); - let ctor_ty_raw = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { ty, .. }) => ty.clone(), + let ctor_ty_raw = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { ty, .. } => ty.clone(), _ => return Err(TcError::Other("build_rule_rhs: ctor not found".into())), }; @@ -3773,11 +3794,11 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) } else if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { let sp = member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); - lift(&self.env.intern, &sp, aux_sp_lift, 0) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, &sp, aux_sp_lift, 0) } else { KExpr::var(total_lams - 1 - j, anon()) }; - ty2 = subst(&self.env.intern, body2, &p, 0); + ty2 = subst(&mut self.env.intern, body2, &p, 0); }, _ => break, } @@ -3824,7 +3845,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", // Substitute this field with its Var ref for dependent types let fvar = KExpr::var(n_fields - 1 - field_idx, anon()); - ty2 = subst(&self.env.intern, &body2, &fvar, 0); + ty2 = subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body2, &fvar, 0); field_idx += 1; }, _ => break, @@ -3871,7 +3892,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { let lifted_dom = if field_dom_lift > 0 { - lift(&self.env.intern, dom, field_dom_lift, fi) + lift(&mut self.env.intern, dom, field_dom_lift, fi) } else { dom.clone() }; @@ -3962,7 +3983,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", // matching lean4lean (Add.lean:427), lean4 C++ (inductive.cpp:738), // and ix/kernel (recursor.rs:1391). let peer_rec = &peer_recs[target_bi]; - let peer_rec_lvls = match self.env.get(peer_rec) { + let peer_rec_lvls = match self.try_get_const(peer_rec)? { Some(KConst::Recr { lvls, .. }) => lvls, _ => { if is_large { @@ -4079,21 +4100,17 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", &mut self, id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let (ty, declared_k) = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { ty, k, .. }) => (ty.clone(), k), - _ => { - return Err(TcError::Other( - "check_recursor_coherence: not a recursor".into(), - )); - }, - }; - - let (params, motives, minors, indices) = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) => { - (params, motives, minors, indices) - }, - _ => unreachable!(), - }; + let (ty, declared_k, params, motives, minors, indices) = + match self.get_const(id)? { + KConst::Recr { ty, k, params, motives, minors, indices, .. } => { + (ty.clone(), k, params, motives, minors, indices) + }, + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other( + "check_recursor_coherence: not a recursor".into(), + )); + }, + }; let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; let ind_id = self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip)?; @@ -4101,7 +4118,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", // Cycle invariant: `check_inductive` never calls back into // `check_recursor_coherence` — it only drives its own structural // checks. Keep it that way. - if matches!(self.env.get(&ind_id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(&ind_id)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { self.check_inductive(&ind_id)?; } @@ -4119,27 +4136,25 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", /// Validate a recursor block. A pure recursor block is checked once and the /// result is shared by all sibling recursors. pub fn check_recursor(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let block = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { block, .. }) => block.clone(), + let block = match self.get_const(id)? { + KConst::Recr { block, .. } => block.clone(), _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: not a recursor".into())), }; - let Some(members) = self.env.get_block(&block) else { + let Some(members) = self.try_get_block(&block)? else { return self.check_recursor_member(id); }; - if !members - .iter() - .all(|member| matches!(self.env.get(member), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) - { - return self.check_recursor_member(id); + for member in &members { + if !matches!(self.try_get_const(member)?, Some(KConst::Recr { .. })) { + return self.check_recursor_member(id); + } } - match self.env.begin_block_check(&block) { - BlockCheckStart::Cached(result) => result, - BlockCheckStart::Owner(token) => { - let result = self.check_recursor_block(&block, &members); - self.env.finish_block_check(token, result) - }, + if let Some(result) = self.env.block_check_results.get(&block).cloned() { + return result; } + let result = self.check_recursor_block(&block, &members); + self.env.block_check_results.insert(block, result.clone()); + result } /// Validate every recursor in a recursor block. @@ -4150,10 +4165,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", ) -> Result<(), TcError> { for member in members { self.reset(); - let c = self - .env - .get(member) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(member.addr.clone()))?; + let c = self.get_const(member)?; self.validate_const_well_scoped(&c)?; match c { KConst::Recr { ty, .. } => { @@ -4180,18 +4192,16 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", &mut self, id: &KId, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let (rec_block, ty, declared_k) = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { block, ty, k, .. }) => (block.clone(), ty.clone(), k), - _ => return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: not a recursor".into())), - }; - + let (rec_block, ty, declared_k, params, motives, minors, indices) = + match self.get_const(id)? { + KConst::Recr { + block, ty, k, params, motives, minors, indices, .. + } => (block.clone(), ty.clone(), k, params, motives, minors, indices), + _ => { + return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: not a recursor".into())); + }, + }; // Find the major inductive from this recursor's type. - let (params, motives, minors, indices) = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) => { - (params, motives, minors, indices) - }, - _ => unreachable!(), - }; let skip = params + motives + minors + indices; let ind_id = self.get_major_inductive_id(&ty, skip)?; @@ -4206,12 +4216,12 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", // Cycle invariant: `check_inductive` never calls back into // `check_recursor` — it only calls `generate_block_recursors`. Keep it // that way. - if matches!(self.env.get(&ind_id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(&ind_id)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { self.check_inductive(&ind_id)?; } // Try direct lookup: major ind's own block. - let ind_block = match self.env.get(&ind_id) { + let ind_block = match self.try_get_const(&ind_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) => Some(block.clone()), _ => None, }; @@ -4241,7 +4251,9 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", // Not generated yet — try generating from each peer major's // inductive block until the majors cache is populated. for major_id in &majors_key { - if let Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) = self.env.get(major_id) { + if let Some(KConst::Indc { block, .. }) = + self.try_get_const(major_id)? + { let ib = block.clone(); if !self.env.recursor_cache.contains_key(&ib) { let _ = self.generate_block_recursors(&ib); @@ -4443,8 +4455,8 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", // The one-sided `is_empty()` branches below remain as legitimate // asymmetric mismatches (e.g., generator produced N rules but // storage has none, or vice versa). - let stored_rules = match self.env.get(id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { rules, .. }) => rules.clone(), + let stored_rules = match self.get_const(id)? { + KConst::Recr { rules, .. } => rules.clone(), _ => vec![], }; if gen_rules.is_empty() && !stored_rules.is_empty() { @@ -4522,29 +4534,35 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", ) -> Result>, TcError> { let mut majors = std::collections::BTreeSet::new(); - let peers: Vec> = match self.env.blocks.get(rec_block) { - Some(members) => members - .iter() - .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Recr { .. }))) - .cloned() - .collect(), + let peers: Vec> = match self.try_get_block(rec_block)? { + Some(members) => { + let mut peers = Vec::new(); + for id in members { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(&id)?, Some(KConst::Recr { .. })) { + peers.push(id); + } + } + peers + }, None => vec![], }; for peer_id in &peers { - let (p, mo, mi, ix) = match self.env.get(peer_id) { - Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) => { - (params, motives, minors, indices) + let (p, mo, mi, ix, peer_ty) = match self.get_const(peer_id)? { + KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, ty, .. } => { + (params, motives, minors, indices, ty.clone()) }, _ => continue, }; - let peer_ty = match self.env.get(peer_id) { - Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), - _ => continue, - }; let skip = p + mo + mi + ix; - if let Ok(major_id) = self.get_major_inductive_id(&peer_ty, skip) { - majors.insert(major_id); + match self.get_major_inductive_id(&peer_ty, skip) { + Ok(major_id) => { + majors.insert(major_id); + }, + Err(TcError::UnknownConst(addr)) => { + return Err(TcError::UnknownConst(addr)); + }, + Err(_) => {}, } } @@ -4557,20 +4575,22 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", /// 2. Result universe is Prop (level is zero) /// 3. Exactly one constructor with zero non-param fields fn compute_k_target(&mut self, ind_id: &KId) -> Result> { - let (ind_params, ind_indices, ctors, block, ty) = match self.env.get(ind_id) - { - Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, block, ty, .. }) => { - (params, indices, ctors.clone(), block.clone(), ty.clone()) - }, - _ => return Ok(false), - }; + let (ind_params, ind_indices, ctors, block, ty) = + match self.try_get_const(ind_id)? { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, block, ty, .. }) => { + (params, indices, ctors.clone(), block.clone(), ty.clone()) + }, + _ => return Ok(false), + }; // 1. Must be a single inductive (not mutual) - let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&block); - let ind_count = block_inds - .iter() - .filter(|id| matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. }))) - .count(); + let block_inds = self.discover_block_inductives(&block)?; + let mut ind_count = 0; + for id in &block_inds { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(id)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + ind_count += 1; + } + } if ind_count != 1 { return Ok(false); } @@ -4588,7 +4608,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", if ctors.len() != 1 { return Ok(false); } - match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + match self.try_get_const(&ctors[0])? { Some(KConst::Ctor { fields, .. }) => Ok(fields == 0), _ => Ok(false), } @@ -4597,7 +4617,6 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; @@ -4657,8 +4676,8 @@ mod tests { /// Bool.true : Bool /// Bool.false : Bool /// Bool.rec : ∀ (motive : Bool → Sort u) (h₁ : motive Bool.true) (h₂ : motive Bool.false) (t : Bool), motive t - fn bool_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn bool_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Bool"); let rec_block = mk_id("Bool.rec.block"); @@ -4778,14 +4797,14 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_bool_inductive() { - let env = bool_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = bool_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).is_ok()); } #[test] fn check_inductive_rejects_ctor_param_count_mismatch() { - let env = bool_env(); + let mut env = bool_env(); env.insert( mk_id("Bool.true"), KConst::Ctor { @@ -4801,7 +4820,7 @@ mod tests { }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); match tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")) { Err(TcError::Other(s)) => assert!(s.contains("ctor params mismatch")), other => panic!("expected ctor params mismatch, got {other:?}"), @@ -4810,8 +4829,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_bool_constructor_uses_parent_block() { - let env = bool_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = bool_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool.true")).unwrap(); assert!( env.block_check_results.get(&mk_id("Bool")).is_some_and(|r| r.is_ok()) @@ -4820,8 +4839,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_bool_rec() { - let env = bool_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = bool_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Must check inductive first to trigger recursor generation tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).unwrap(); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool.rec")).is_ok(), "Bool.rec should pass"); @@ -4834,8 +4853,8 @@ mod tests { /// Nat.rec : ∀ (motive : Nat → Sort u) (zero : motive Nat.zero) /// (succ : ∀ (n : Nat), motive n → motive (Nat.succ n)) /// (t : Nat), motive t - fn nat_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn nat_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Nat"); let rec_block = mk_id("Nat.rec.block"); let nat = || cnst("Nat", &[]); @@ -4965,8 +4984,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_nat_rec() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat.rec")).is_ok(), "Nat.rec should pass"); } @@ -4977,8 +4996,8 @@ mod tests { // Rule 0 (Nat.zero): fields=0, rhs = λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ), h_zero // Rule 1 (Nat.succ): fields=1, rhs = λ (motive) (h_zero) (h_succ) (n), // h_succ n (Nat.rec.{Param(0), ...} motive h_zero h_succ n) - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat")).unwrap(); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Nat.rec")).unwrap(); @@ -5033,8 +5052,8 @@ mod tests { /// List.{u} : Sort u → Sort u /// List.nil.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), List.{u} α /// List.cons.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort u), α → List.{u} α → List.{u} α - fn list_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn list_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("List"); // List : Sort u → Sort u (1 lvl param) @@ -5144,8 +5163,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn check_list_inductive() { - let env = list_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = list_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!(tc.check_const(&mk_id("List")).is_ok()); // Verify recursor was generated with the right structure let block = mk_id("List"); @@ -5170,8 +5189,8 @@ mod tests { /// Tree.leaf : Tree /// Tree.node : List Tree → Tree /// This should create a flat block [Tree, List] with Tree nesting into List. - fn nested_tree_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn nested_tree_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); let tree = || cnst("Tree", &[]); @@ -5305,8 +5324,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn nested_tree_flat_block_detection() { - let env = nested_tree_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nested_tree_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Check Tree inductive — this triggers flat block building tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); @@ -5338,8 +5357,8 @@ mod tests { // (h_nil : motive₁ (List.nil.{1} Tree)) // (h_cons : ∀ (hd : Tree) (tl : List.{1} Tree), motive₀ hd → motive₁ tl → motive₁ (List.cons.{1} Tree hd tl)) // (t : Tree), motive₀ t - let env = nested_tree_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nested_tree_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); @@ -5428,8 +5447,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn nested_tree_rec_binder_count() { - let env = nested_tree_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nested_tree_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")).unwrap(); let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); @@ -5473,8 +5492,8 @@ mod tests { /// Like Tree but with one universe param and one type param. /// PTree.leaf.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), α → PTree.{u} α /// PTree.node.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)), List.{u+1} (PTree.{u} α) → PTree.{u} α - fn poly_nested_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn poly_nested_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("PTree"); let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 @@ -5614,8 +5633,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn poly_nested_flat_block() { - let env = poly_nested_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = poly_nested_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Check inductive first (consumes fuel for validation) tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); // Reset fuel and generate recursors explicitly @@ -5636,8 +5655,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn poly_nested_rec_binder_count() { - let env = poly_nested_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = poly_nested_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("PTree")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("PTree"); @@ -5672,8 +5691,8 @@ mod tests { /// This should create a flat block: /// [Syn, List (Pair Name Syn), Pair (Name, Syn)] /// with 3 motives. - fn syntax_like_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn syntax_like_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); let syn = || cnst("Syn", &[]); @@ -5876,8 +5895,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn syntax_like_flat_block() { - let env = syntax_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = syntax_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); @@ -5904,7 +5923,7 @@ mod tests { // `List (Pair Name Syn)` is a valid auxiliary. This replicates the // Lean.Syntax.rec binder 6 failure where `List Preresolved` was // incorrectly matched to the `List Syntax` auxiliary. - let env = syntax_like_env(); + let mut env = syntax_like_env(); // Add OtherType : Sort 1 (external, non-recursive) env.insert( @@ -5938,13 +5957,13 @@ mod tests { ); // Update Syn to have 3 ctors - if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Syn")) - && let KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } = entry.value_mut() + if let Some(entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Syn")) + && let KConst::Indc { ctors, .. } = entry { ctors.push(mk_id("Syn.ident")); } - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); @@ -6000,8 +6019,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn syntax_like_rec_binder_count() { - let env = syntax_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = syntax_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Syn")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Syn"); @@ -6039,8 +6058,8 @@ mod tests { /// Inl.text.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), String → Inl.{u} i /// Inl.emph.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i /// Inl.other.{u} : ∀ (i : Sort (u+1)), i → Array.{u+1} (Inl.{u} i) → Inl.{u} i - fn inline_like_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn inline_like_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Inl"); let su = || AU::succ(param(0)); // u+1 @@ -6280,8 +6299,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn inline_like_flat_block() { - let env = inline_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = inline_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Inl"); @@ -6302,8 +6321,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn inline_like_rec_2_binder_count() { - let env = inline_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = inline_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Inl")).unwrap(); tc.rec_fuel = super::super::tc::max_rec_fuel(); let block = mk_id("Inl"); @@ -6385,8 +6404,8 @@ mod tests { /// Ok.step.{u} : ∀ (α : Sort (u+1)) (n : Nat), Ok.{u} α n → Ok.{u} α n /// /// This has 1 univ param, 1 type param, 1 index (Nat), and is in Prop. - fn wf_like_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn wf_like_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Ok"); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -6454,8 +6473,8 @@ mod tests { }, ); // Fix: fields should be 1 (n), not 0 - if let Some(mut entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Ok.base")) - && let KConst::Ctor { fields, .. } = entry.value_mut() + if let Some(entry) = env.consts.get_mut(&mk_id("Ok.base")) + && let KConst::Ctor { fields, .. } = entry { *fields = 1; } @@ -6491,8 +6510,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn wf_like_rec_type() { - let env = wf_like_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = wf_like_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Ok")).unwrap(); let block = mk_id("Ok"); @@ -6600,8 +6619,8 @@ mod tests { /// in a **negative** position: `Wrap.mk : ∀ (α : Type), (α → Bool) → Wrap α`. /// Then define `Evil : Type` with `Evil.mk : Wrap Evil → Evil`. /// This must be REJECTED: `Evil` appears negatively inside `Wrap`'s constructor. - fn wrap_evil_env() -> Arc> { - let env = bool_env(); + fn wrap_evil_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = bool_env(); // Wrap : Type → Type (1 param, 0 indices) let wrap_ty = pi(sort1(), sort1()); @@ -6705,8 +6724,8 @@ mod tests { // in negative position: `(α → Bool) → Wrap α`. So `Evil` appears in // `(Evil → Bool)` — a negative occurrence smuggled through nesting. // The positivity checker must reject this. - let env = wrap_evil_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = wrap_evil_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Evil")); assert!( result.is_err(), @@ -6714,8 +6733,8 @@ mod tests { ); } - fn negative_self_function_env(is_unsafe: bool) -> Arc> { - let env = bool_env(); + fn negative_self_function_env(is_unsafe: bool) -> KEnv { + let mut env = bool_env(); let block = mk_id("Bad"); env.insert( @@ -6761,8 +6780,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn reject_safe_negative_self_function() { - let env = negative_self_function_env(false); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = negative_self_function_env(false); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!( tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bad")).is_err(), "safe negative inductive should be rejected" @@ -6771,8 +6790,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn accept_unsafe_negative_self_function() { - let env = negative_self_function_env(true); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = negative_self_function_env(true); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert!( tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bad")).is_ok(), "unsafe inductive should skip positivity like Lean" @@ -6784,7 +6803,7 @@ mod tests { /// (as `head : α` and `tail : List α`), so this is fine. #[test] fn accept_valid_nested_list_tree() { - let env = list_env(); + let mut env = list_env(); // Tree : Type (0 params, 0 indices, recursive via List nesting) let tree_block = mk_id("Tree"); @@ -6830,7 +6849,7 @@ mod tests { env.blocks.insert(tree_block, vec![mk_id("Tree"), mk_id("Tree.node")]); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Tree")); assert!( result.is_ok(), @@ -6858,7 +6877,7 @@ mod tests { // type `motive (Bool.true/false)` — motive is Var(2) under the λ₃, // so `var(1)` and `var(0)` both typecheck as the minor premise), but // iota would produce the wrong value for the given ctor. - let env = bool_env(); + let mut env = bool_env(); let rec_block = mk_id("Bool.rec.block"); // Rebuild recursor type and rule-body domains exactly as `bool_env` @@ -6924,7 +6943,7 @@ mod tests { }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool")).unwrap(); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("Bool.rec")); assert!( @@ -6940,7 +6959,7 @@ mod tests { /// iota-reducing against a ctor of the second peer. #[test] fn reject_mutual_peers_with_mismatched_param_domains() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Mut"); // Peer 1: `M1 : (α : Sort 1) → Sort 1` (one Type parameter) @@ -6991,7 +7010,7 @@ mod tests { env.blocks.insert(block, vec![mk_id("M1"), mk_id("M2")]); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("M1")); assert!( result.is_err(), @@ -7004,7 +7023,7 @@ mod tests { /// types must pass the peer agreement check. #[test] fn accept_mutual_peers_with_matching_param_domains() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Mut"); // Both peers share the param prefix `(α : Sort 1)`. @@ -7032,7 +7051,7 @@ mod tests { } env.blocks.insert(block, vec![mk_id("M1"), mk_id("M2")]); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("M1")); assert!( result.is_ok(), @@ -7047,7 +7066,7 @@ mod tests { /// arm of S3b, prior to reaching domain comparison. #[test] fn reject_mutual_peers_with_mismatched_param_count() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Mut"); // Peer 1: one param. @@ -7092,7 +7111,7 @@ mod tests { ); env.blocks.insert(block, vec![mk_id("M1"), mk_id("M2")]); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let result = tc.check_const(&mk_id("M1")); assert!( result.is_err(), @@ -7106,8 +7125,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn subst_univ_rejects_out_of_range_param() { use super::super::error::TcError; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Expression `Sort u` where `u = Param(0)`. Supplying zero universes // to substitute makes `Param(0)` out of range. let e = AE::sort(param(0)); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index c874848e..b98d4ca1 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ static IX_INFER_COUNT_LOG: LazyLock = static INFER_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); -impl TypeChecker { +impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { pub fn infer(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { if *IX_INFER_COUNT_LOG { let n = INFER_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); @@ -66,10 +66,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }, ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { - let c = self - .env - .get(id) - .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone()))?; + let c = self.get_const(id)?; if u64_to_usize::(c.lvls())? != us.len() { return Err(TcError::UnivParamMismatch { expected: c.lvls(), @@ -146,7 +143,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }); } } - subst(&self.env.intern, &cod, a, 0) + subst(&mut self.env.intern, &cod, a, 0) }, ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) => { @@ -188,7 +185,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.push_let(ty.clone(), val.clone()); let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; self.pop_local(); - subst(&self.env.intern, &body_ty, val, 0) + subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body_ty, val, 0) }, ExprData::Prj(struct_id, field, val, _) => { @@ -236,7 +233,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { )); } - let (i_levels, num_params, num_indices, ctors) = match self.env.get(head_id) + let (i_levels, num_params, num_indices, ctors) = match self + .try_get_const(head_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, .. }) => { let levels = match head.data() { @@ -271,7 +269,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { num_params + num_indices, )?; - let ctor_ty = match self.env.get(&ctors[0]) { + let ctor_ty = match self.try_get_const(&ctors[0])? { Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), None => { return Err(TcError::Other("projection: constructor not found".into())); @@ -282,10 +280,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { let mut r = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &i_levels_vec)?; for i in 0..num_params { - let (_, body) = - self.peel_proj_forall(&r, "projection: expected forall in ctor type")?; + let (_, body) = self + .peel_proj_forall(&r, "projection: expected forall in ctor type")?; if i < args.len() { - r = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &args[i], 0); + r = subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body, &args[i], 0); } else { return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not enough params".into())); } @@ -323,7 +321,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } } let proj = self.intern(KExpr::prj(struct_id.clone(), i, val.clone())); - r = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &proj, 0); + r = subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body, &proj, 0); } Err(TcError::Other("projection: unreachable".into())) @@ -373,7 +371,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { ) -> Result> { use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; - let ind_ty = match self.env.get(ind_id) { + let ind_ty = match self.try_get_const(ind_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { ty, .. }) => ty, _ => { return Err(TcError::Other("projection: not an inductive type".into())); @@ -484,7 +482,6 @@ fn short_addr(e: &KExpr) -> String { #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; @@ -516,8 +513,8 @@ mod tests { } /// Env with: Nat (axiom), id (definition) - fn test_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn test_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); // Nat : Sort 1 env.insert( mk_id("Nat"), @@ -552,8 +549,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_sort() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Sort 0 : Sort 1 let ty = tc.infer(&sort0()).unwrap(); assert!(matches!(ty.data(), ExprData::Sort(u, _) if !u.is_zero())); @@ -561,8 +558,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_var() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.push_local(sort0()); let ty = tc.infer(&AE::var(0, ())).unwrap(); // Var(0) has type Sort 0 (the type we pushed) @@ -572,8 +569,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_const() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let nat = AE::cnst(mk_id("Nat"), Box::new([])); let ty = tc.infer(&nat).unwrap(); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -582,8 +579,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_lam() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // λ (x : Sort 0). x : ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 0 let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let ty = tc.infer(&lam).unwrap(); @@ -592,8 +589,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_app() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Under a binder with x : Sort 0, id(x) : Sort 0 tc.push_local(sort0()); let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); @@ -605,8 +602,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_all() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 0 : Sort 1 let all = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let ty = tc.infer(&all).unwrap(); @@ -615,8 +612,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_nat_lit() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let n = AE::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("42")); let ty = tc.infer(&n).unwrap(); // Nat literal type = Nat constant @@ -627,8 +624,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_cache() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let e = sort0(); let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); @@ -637,33 +634,33 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_closed_cache_ignores_context() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let e = sort0(); let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); - let cache_len = env.infer_cache.len(); + let cache_len = tc.env.infer_cache.len(); tc.push_local(sort1()); let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); assert_eq!(t1, t2); - assert_eq!(env.infer_cache.len(), cache_len); + assert_eq!(tc.env.infer_cache.len(), cache_len); } #[test] fn infer_open_cache_is_context_sensitive() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let e = AE::var(0, ()); tc.push_local(sort0()); let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); - let cache_len = env.infer_cache.len(); + let cache_len = tc.env.infer_cache.len(); tc.pop_local(); tc.push_local(sort1()); let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); assert_ne!(t1, t2); - assert!(env.infer_cache.len() > cache_len); + assert!(tc.env.infer_cache.len() > cache_len); } // ========================================================================= @@ -672,8 +669,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_unknown_const_errors() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let bogus = AE::cnst(mk_id("DoesNotExist"), Box::new([])); match tc.infer(&bogus) { Err(TcError::UnknownConst(addr)) => { @@ -685,8 +682,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_univ_param_count_mismatch() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // `id` has 0 level params; supplying one should error. let wrong = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([AU::zero()])); match tc.infer(&wrong) { @@ -700,8 +697,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_var_out_of_range() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Empty context, Var(0) → out of range. match tc.infer(&AE::var(0, ())) { Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx, ctx_len }) => { @@ -716,8 +713,8 @@ mod tests { fn infer_app_mismatch_errors() { // Applying `id : Sort 0 → Sort 0` to a Nat (which has type Nat, not // Sort 0) should error with AppTypeMismatch. - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let nat_lit = AE::nat(Nat::from(0u64), mk_addr("0")); let app = AE::app(id_const, nat_lit); @@ -730,8 +727,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_app_of_non_function_errors() { // Nat is not a function — applying it should fail with FunExpected. - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let nat_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("Nat"), Box::new([])); let app = AE::app(nat_const, sort0()); match tc.infer(&app) { @@ -746,8 +743,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_all_returns_imax_of_domain_and_codomain_sorts() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // ∀ (x : Sort 0). Sort 1 → Sort imax(1, 2) = Sort 2 let all = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort1()); let ty = tc.infer(&all).unwrap(); @@ -764,8 +761,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_let_substitutes_value_into_body_type() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // let x : Sort 0 := Sort 0 in x let expr = AE::let_( (), @@ -783,8 +780,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_let_value_type_mismatch_errors() { // let x : Sort 0 := 42 in x → DeclTypeMismatch (42 is a Nat, not a Sort). - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let nat_val = AE::nat(Nat::from(42u64), mk_addr("42")); let expr = AE::let_((), sort0(), nat_val, AE::var(0, ()), false); match tc.infer(&expr) { @@ -795,8 +792,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_str_returns_string_type() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let s = AE::str("hello".into(), mk_addr("hello")); let ty = tc.infer(&s).unwrap(); // Type should be `String` — a constant at the canonical string addr. @@ -813,8 +810,8 @@ mod tests { // In infer-only mode, `infer` must skip the arg-type def-eq check, // so `id(42)` infers cleanly even though 42's type doesn't match // `id`'s domain (Sort 0). This is the key property infer-only has. - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let nat_lit = AE::nat(Nat::from(0u64), mk_addr("0")); let app = AE::app(id_const, nat_lit); @@ -825,15 +822,16 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn infer_only_cache_does_not_validate_full_mode() { - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let nat_lit = AE::nat(Nat::from(0u64), mk_addr("0")); let app = AE::app(id_const, nat_lit); + let key = tc.infer_key(&app); assert!(tc.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&app)).is_ok()); - assert!(!env.infer_only_cache.is_empty()); - assert!(env.infer_cache.get(&tc.infer_key(&app)).is_none()); + assert!(!tc.env.infer_only_cache.is_empty()); + assert!(tc.env.infer_cache.get(&key).is_none()); match tc.infer(&app) { Err(TcError::AppTypeMismatch { .. }) => {}, @@ -845,8 +843,8 @@ mod tests { fn infer_is_deterministic_across_contexts() { // Inferring the same closed expression twice should always yield // the same interned result. - let env = test_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = test_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let e = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); let t1 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); let t2 = tc.infer(&e).unwrap(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index c01cadf3..2be35101 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ use crate::ix::kernel::env::Addr; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; -use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv, intern_addr}; +use super::env::{InternTable, KEnv}; use super::expr::{KExpr, MData}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; @@ -56,8 +56,6 @@ struct Ctx<'a, M: KernelMode> { arena: &'a ExprMeta, names: &'a FxHashMap, lvls: Vec, - /// Canonical intern table (shared across all ingress calls). - intern: &'a InternTable, /// Counter for generating synthetic unique names when metadata is missing. synth_counter: Cell, } @@ -244,7 +242,7 @@ macro_rules! bump_convert_stat { /// Universe counterpart of [`timed_intern_or_build`]. #[inline] fn timed_intern_univ( - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, u: KUniv, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> KUniv { @@ -252,7 +250,7 @@ fn timed_intern_univ( return intern.intern_univ(u); } let t0 = Instant::now(); - let key = **u.addr(); + let key = *u.addr(); let result = if let Some(existing) = intern.try_get_univ(&key) { stats.intern_univ_get_hits += 1; existing @@ -269,18 +267,16 @@ fn timed_intern_univ( /// `build(addr)` to allocate a new KExpr. /// /// Why this exists: profiling on Mathlib shows `kexpr_construct` (the -/// blake3 hash + `intern_addr` + `Arc` allocation triple) -/// is ~45% of `convert` worker-sum, of which ~62% is wasted because the -/// intern table already has the same canonical value. By computing just -/// the hash up front and skipping construction entirely on a hit, we -/// avoid the allocation + the duplicate `intern_addr` work for the -/// majority case. +/// blake3 hash + `Arc` allocation pair) is ~45% of `convert` +/// worker-sum, of which ~62% is wasted because the intern table +/// already has the same canonical value. By computing just the hash up +/// front and skipping construction entirely on a hit, we avoid the +/// allocation in the majority case. /// -/// The `build` closure receives the canonical `Addr` (the result of -/// `intern_addr(hash)`) and is expected to call one of the -/// `KExpr::*_mdata_with_addr` constructors so it can plug the -/// pre-interned `Addr` into `ExprInfo` without re-hashing or -/// re-traversing `ADDR_INTERN`. +/// The `build` closure receives the precomputed `Addr` (a `blake3::Hash` +/// by value) and is expected to call one of the +/// `KExpr::*_mdata_with_addr` constructors so it can plug the hash into +/// `ExprInfo` without re-hashing. /// /// Stats accounting (when enabled): the hit path bumps /// `intern_expr_get_hits`. The miss path also bumps `kexpr_construct_*` @@ -289,7 +285,7 @@ fn timed_intern_univ( /// closure-internal time. #[inline] fn timed_intern_or_build( - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, hash: blake3::Hash, build: impl FnOnce(Addr) -> KExpr, stats: &mut ConvertStats, @@ -298,8 +294,7 @@ fn timed_intern_or_build( if let Some(existing) = intern.try_get_expr(&hash) { return existing; } - let addr = intern_addr(hash); - return intern.intern_expr(build(addr)); + return intern.intern_expr(build(hash)); } let t0 = Instant::now(); if let Some(existing) = intern.try_get_expr(&hash) { @@ -308,7 +303,7 @@ fn timed_intern_or_build( stats.intern_expr_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; return existing; } - let addr = intern_addr(hash); + let addr = hash; let kc_t0 = Instant::now(); let new = build(addr); let kc_elapsed = kc_t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; @@ -418,7 +413,7 @@ enum UnivFrame { fn ingress_univ( root: &Arc, ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, cache: &mut UnivCache, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> KUniv { @@ -507,7 +502,7 @@ fn ingress_univ( fn ingress_univ_args( univ_idxs: &[u64], ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, cache: &mut UnivCache, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result]>, String> { @@ -596,6 +591,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( root_expr: &Arc, root_arena: u64, ctx: &Ctx<'_, M>, + intern: &mut InternTable, ixon_env: &IxonEnv, cache: &mut ExprCache, univ_cache: &mut UnivCache, @@ -637,11 +633,8 @@ fn ingress_expr( // root, so a hit already includes the resolved metadata layers. let cache_key = (Arc::as_ptr(&expr) as usize, arena_idx); if !is_var { - let lookup_t0 = if stats.enabled { - Some(Instant::now()) - } else { - None - }; + let lookup_t0 = + if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let cached = cache.get(&cache_key); if let Some(t0) = lookup_t0 { stats.expr_cache_lookup_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; @@ -713,12 +706,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( let mdata_field: M::MField> = M::meta_field(vec![]); let hash = KExpr::::var_hash(*idx, &name_field, &mdata_field); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |addr| { - KExpr::var_mdata_with_addr( - *idx, name_field, mdata_field, addr, - ) + KExpr::var_mdata_with_addr(*idx, name_field, mdata_field, addr) }, stats, )); @@ -727,12 +718,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( let mdata_field = M::meta_field(mdata_layers); let hash = KExpr::::var_hash(*idx, &name_field, &mdata_field); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |addr| { - KExpr::var_mdata_with_addr( - *idx, name_field, mdata_field, addr, - ) + KExpr::var_mdata_with_addr(*idx, name_field, mdata_field, addr) }, stats, )); @@ -765,10 +754,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("Sort univ index {idx} exceeds usize") })?) .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Sort univ index {idx}"))?; - let zu = ingress_univ(u, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats); + let zu = ingress_univ(u, ctx, intern, univ_cache, stats); let hash = KExpr::::sort_hash(&zu, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |addr| KExpr::sort_mdata_with_addr(zu, mdata, addr), stats, @@ -799,11 +788,11 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, }; let univs = - ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats)?; + ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, intern, univ_cache, stats)?; let id = KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)); let hash = KExpr::::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |a| KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(id, univs, mdata, a), stats, @@ -821,10 +810,10 @@ fn ingress_expr( .ok_or_else(|| format!("invalid Rec index {rec_idx}"))? .clone(); let univs = - ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats)?; + ingress_univ_args(univ_idxs, ctx, intern, univ_cache, stats)?; let hash = KExpr::::cnst_hash(&mid, &univs, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |a| KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(mid, univs, mdata, a), stats, @@ -924,19 +913,16 @@ fn ingress_expr( .clone(); let name = resolve_name(cs_name, ctx.names); let univs = ingress_univ_args( - univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats, + univ_idxs, ctx, intern, univ_cache, stats, )?; let id = KId::new(addr, M::meta_field(name)); let mdata_field: M::MField> = M::meta_field(vec![]); - let hash = - KExpr::::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata_field); + let hash = KExpr::::cnst_hash(&id, &univs, &mdata_field); timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, - |a| { - KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(id, univs, mdata_field, a) - }, + |a| KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(id, univs, mdata_field, a), stats, ) }, @@ -955,18 +941,15 @@ fn ingress_expr( })? .clone(); let univs = ingress_univ_args( - univ_idxs, ctx, ctx.intern, univ_cache, stats, + univ_idxs, ctx, intern, univ_cache, stats, )?; let mdata_field: M::MField> = M::meta_field(vec![]); - let hash = - KExpr::::cnst_hash(&mid, &univs, &mdata_field); + let hash = KExpr::::cnst_hash(&mid, &univs, &mdata_field); timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, - |a| { - KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(mid, univs, mdata_field, a) - }, + |a| KExpr::cnst_mdata_with_addr(mid, univs, mdata_field, a), stats, ) }, @@ -1184,7 +1167,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( let blob_addr = addr.clone(); let hash = KExpr::::str_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |a| KExpr::str_mdata_with_addr(s, blob_addr, mdata, a), stats, @@ -1211,7 +1194,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( let blob_addr = addr.clone(); let hash = KExpr::::nat_hash(&blob_addr, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |a| KExpr::nat_mdata_with_addr(n, blob_addr, mdata, a), stats, @@ -1225,21 +1208,19 @@ fn ingress_expr( // Continuation frames ExprFrame::AppArg { arg, arg_arena } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: arg, arena_idx: arg_arena }); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; } }, ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let a = values.pop().unwrap(); let f = values.pop().unwrap(); let hash = KExpr::::app_hash(&f, &a, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |addr| KExpr::app_mdata_with_addr(f, a, mdata, addr), stats, @@ -1249,8 +1230,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( } }, ExprFrame::LamBody { body, body_arena } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; // The binder name was already pushed by BinderPush before this frame stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { @@ -1258,13 +1238,12 @@ fn ingress_expr( } }, ExprFrame::LamDone { name, bi, mdata } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let body = values.pop().unwrap(); let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); let hash = KExpr::::lam_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |addr| KExpr::lam_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr), stats, @@ -1275,21 +1254,19 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, ExprFrame::AllBody { body, body_arena } | ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; } }, ExprFrame::AllDone { name, bi, mdata } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let body = values.pop().unwrap(); let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); let hash = KExpr::::all_hash(&name, &bi, &ty, &body, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |addr| KExpr::all_mdata_with_addr(name, bi, ty, body, mdata, addr), stats, @@ -1299,8 +1276,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( } }, ExprFrame::LetVal { val, val_arena, body, body_arena, binder_name } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::LetBody { body, body_arena }); stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPush { name: binder_name }); stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: val, arena_idx: val_arena }); @@ -1309,14 +1285,13 @@ fn ingress_expr( } }, ExprFrame::LetDone { name, nd, mdata } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let body = values.pop().unwrap(); let val = values.pop().unwrap(); let ty = values.pop().unwrap(); let hash = KExpr::::let_hash(&name, &ty, &val, &body, nd, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, |addr| { KExpr::let_mdata_with_addr(name, ty, val, body, nd, mdata, addr) @@ -1328,32 +1303,27 @@ fn ingress_expr( } }, ExprFrame::BinderPush { name } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; binder_names.push(name); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; } }, ExprFrame::BinderPop => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; binder_names.pop(); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; } }, ExprFrame::PrjDone { type_id, field_idx, mdata } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let s = values.pop().unwrap(); let hash = KExpr::::prj_hash(&type_id, field_idx, &s, &mdata); values.push(timed_intern_or_build( - ctx.intern, + intern, hash, - |addr| { - KExpr::prj_mdata_with_addr(type_id, field_idx, s, mdata, addr) - }, + |addr| KExpr::prj_mdata_with_addr(type_id, field_idx, s, mdata, addr), stats, )); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { @@ -1361,8 +1331,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( } }, ExprFrame::Cache { key } => { - let cont_t0 = - if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; + let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let result = values.last().unwrap().clone(); let ins_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; cache.insert(key, result); @@ -1397,7 +1366,7 @@ fn ingress_defn( refs: &[Address], univs: &[Arc], block: KId, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -1440,7 +1409,6 @@ fn ingress_defn( arena, names, lvls: level_params.clone(), - intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; @@ -1448,6 +1416,7 @@ fn ingress_defn( &def.typ, type_root, &ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -1457,6 +1426,7 @@ fn ingress_defn( &def.value, value_root, &ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -1501,7 +1471,7 @@ fn ingress_recursor( refs: &[Address], univs: &[Arc], block: KId, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let mut cache: ExprCache = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -1535,7 +1505,6 @@ fn ingress_recursor( arena, names, lvls: level_params.clone(), - intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; @@ -1543,6 +1512,7 @@ fn ingress_recursor( &rec.typ, type_root, &ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -1563,6 +1533,7 @@ fn ingress_recursor( &rule.rhs, rhs_root, &ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -1618,7 +1589,7 @@ fn ingress_standalone( ixon_env: &IxonEnv, names: &FxHashMap, name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let self_id: KId = @@ -1657,13 +1628,13 @@ fn ingress_standalone( arena, names, lvls: level_params.clone(), - intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; let typ = ingress_expr( &ax.typ, type_root, &ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -1705,13 +1676,13 @@ fn ingress_standalone( arena, names, lvls: level_params.clone(), - intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; let typ = ingress_expr( &q.typ, type_root, &ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -1775,7 +1746,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( block_constant: &Constant, block_id: KId, member_idx: u64, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let (level_params, arena, type_root, all_addrs, ctor_addrs) = match &meta.info @@ -1801,7 +1772,6 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( arena, names, lvls: level_params.clone(), - intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; @@ -1809,6 +1779,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( &ind.typ, type_root, &ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -1899,7 +1870,6 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( arena: ctor_arena, names, lvls: ctor_lvl_params.clone(), - intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; let mut ctor_univ_cache: UnivCache = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -1908,6 +1878,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_inductive( &ctor.typ, ctor_type_root, &ctor_ctx, + intern, ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut ctor_univ_cache, @@ -1941,7 +1912,7 @@ fn ingress_muts_block( ixon_env: &IxonEnv, names: &FxHashMap, name_to_addr: &FxHashMap, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, stats: &mut ConvertStats, ) -> Result, KConst)>, String> { let block_id: KId = @@ -2156,13 +2127,13 @@ pub fn param_names_hash(param_names: &[Name]) -> Addr { for n in param_names { hasher.update(n.get_hash().as_bytes()); } - intern_addr(hasher.finalize()) + hasher.finalize() } pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( expr: &LeanExpr, param_names: &[Name], - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, name_to_ixon_addr: Option<&DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { @@ -2187,7 +2158,7 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr( pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( expr: &LeanExpr, param_names: &[Name], - kenv: &KEnv, + kenv: &mut KEnv, n2a: Option<&DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, ) -> KExpr { @@ -2197,10 +2168,10 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( expr, param_names, &mut binder_names, - &kenv.intern, + &mut kenv.intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - Some(&kenv.ingress_cache), + Some(&mut kenv.ingress_cache), Some(&pn_h), ) } @@ -2227,18 +2198,18 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( expr: &LeanExpr, param_names: &[Name], binder_names: &mut Vec, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, n2a: Option<&DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, - cache: Option<&DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, + mut cache: Option<&mut FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, pn_hash: Option<&Addr>, ) -> KExpr { // Check cache - if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache, pn_hash) { - let expr_key = Arc::new(*expr.get_hash()); - let key = (expr_key, pn_hash.clone()); + if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache.as_ref(), pn_hash) { + let expr_key = *expr.get_hash(); + let key = (expr_key, *pn_hash); if let Some(hit) = cache.get(&key) { - return hit.value().clone(); + return hit.clone(); } } @@ -2249,15 +2220,15 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); let result = intern.intern_expr(e); // Store in cache - if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache, pn_hash) { - let expr_key = Arc::new(*expr.get_hash()); - cache.insert((expr_key, pn_hash.clone()), result.clone()); + if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash) { + let expr_key = *expr.get_hash(); + cache.insert((expr_key, *pn_hash), result.clone()); } result @@ -2268,10 +2239,10 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( expr: &LeanExpr, pn: &[Name], binder_names: &mut Vec, - intern: &InternTable, + intern: &mut InternTable, n2a: Option<&DashMap>, aux_n2a: Option<&DashMap>, - cache: Option<&DashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, + mut cache: Option<&mut FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>>, pn_hash: Option<&Addr>, ) -> KExpr { // Walk through any consecutive `Mdata` wrappers first, accumulating them @@ -2333,7 +2304,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); let a_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( @@ -2343,7 +2314,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); KExpr::app_mdata(f_k, a_k, mdata_layers) @@ -2356,7 +2327,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); binder_names.push(binder_name.clone()); @@ -2367,7 +2338,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); binder_names.pop(); @@ -2387,7 +2358,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); binder_names.push(binder_name.clone()); @@ -2398,7 +2369,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); binder_names.pop(); @@ -2418,7 +2389,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); let val_k = lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( @@ -2428,7 +2399,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); binder_names.push(binder_name.clone()); @@ -2439,7 +2410,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); binder_names.pop(); @@ -2462,7 +2433,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache, + cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash, ); KExpr::prj_mdata(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), e_k, mdata_layers) @@ -2547,8 +2518,8 @@ pub fn build_ingress_lookups( pub fn ingress_compiled_names( names: &[Name], ixon_env: &IxonEnv, - zenv: &KEnv, - intern: &InternTable, + zenv: &mut KEnv, + intern: &mut InternTable, name_map: &FxHashMap, addr_map: &FxHashMap, ) { @@ -2732,14 +2703,14 @@ fn lean_all_ids(all: &[Name], n2a: &DashMap) -> Vec> { fn lean_const_to_kconst( self_name: &Name, ci: &LeanCI, - kenv: &KEnv, + kenv: &mut KEnv, n2a: &DashMap, ) -> KConst { // Helper: shorthand for expression ingress. `n2a` carries the env-wide // LEON addressing so `Const` refs inside expressions resolve to the same // addresses we're using for KId keys — any KId we construct here and any // Const-ref we ingress agree on where they point. - let expr_to_k = |e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, pn: &[Name]| -> KExpr { + let mut expr_to_k = |e: &crate::ix::env::Expr, pn: &[Name]| -> KExpr { lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(e, pn, kenv, Some(n2a), None) }; @@ -2925,7 +2896,7 @@ fn lean_const_to_kconst( pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { use std::time::Instant; let quiet = std::env::var("IX_QUIET").is_ok(); - let kenv = KEnv::::new_with_recursor_aux_order( + let mut kenv = KEnv::::new_with_recursor_aux_order( super::env::RecursorAuxOrder::Source, ); @@ -2944,33 +2915,16 @@ pub fn lean_ingress(lean_env: &LeanEnv) -> KEnv { ); } - // Pass 1: ingress every constant — parallelized via rayon. - // - // Every function called from the worker body is thread-safe: - // - `leon_addr_of` reads from `n2a` (a DashMap). - // - `lean_const_to_kconst` reads `ci`/`n2a` and builds fresh `KConst` - // values; any expression interning it triggers goes through - // `kenv.intern` (DashMap) and `kenv.ingress_cache` (DashMap), both - // documented thread-safe. It does not read `kenv.consts` or - // `kenv.blocks`, so parallel inserts here are partition-safe. - // - `kenv.insert` writes the freshly-built `KConst` into - // `kenv.consts` (DashMap). KIds are derived from LEON content - // hashes, so no two workers produce the same key, so no shard - // contention on the write. - // - // `lean_env` is an `FxHashMap`, so we collect a `Vec<_>` of references - // and hand that to rayon; the `std::collections::HashMap` par_iter - // impl requires the default hasher, which `FxHashMap` isn't. + // Pass 1: ingress every constant sequentially into this worker-local env. let t = Instant::now(); - let entries: Vec<(&Name, &LeanCI)> = lean_env.iter().collect(); - entries.into_par_iter().for_each(|(name, ci)| { + for (name, ci) in lean_env.iter() { let kid = KId::new(leon_addr_of(name, &n2a), name.clone()); - let kc = lean_const_to_kconst(name, ci, &kenv, &n2a); + let kc = lean_const_to_kconst(name, ci, &mut kenv, &n2a); kenv.insert(kid, kc); - }); + } if !quiet { eprintln!( - "[lean_ingress] pass 1 (parallel ingress): {:.2}s", + "[lean_ingress] pass 1 (serial ingress): {:.2}s", t.elapsed().as_secs_f32() ); } @@ -3114,6 +3068,264 @@ enum IngressWorkItem { Muts(Name), } +#[derive(Clone, Default)] +pub struct IxonIngressLookups { + names: FxHashMap, + name_to_addr: FxHashMap, + addr_to_name: FxHashMap, + names_by_addr: FxHashMap>, + muts_by_addr: FxHashMap>)>>, +} + +impl IxonIngressLookups { + pub fn name_for_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> Option<&Name> { + self.addr_to_name.get(addr) + } + + fn names_for_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> Option<&[Name]> { + self.names_by_addr.get(addr).map(Vec::as_slice) + } +} + +pub fn build_ixon_ingress_lookups(ixon_env: &IxonEnv) -> IxonIngressLookups { + let mut lookups = IxonIngressLookups::default(); + for entry in ixon_env.names.iter() { + lookups.names.insert(entry.key().clone(), entry.value().clone()); + } + for entry in ixon_env.named.iter() { + let name = entry.key().clone(); + let named = entry.value(); + lookups.name_to_addr.insert(name.clone(), named.addr.clone()); + lookups + .names_by_addr + .entry(named.addr.clone()) + .or_default() + .push(name.clone()); + lookups + .addr_to_name + .entry(named.addr.clone()) + .or_insert_with(|| name.clone()); + if let ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } = &named.meta.info { + lookups + .muts_by_addr + .entry(named.addr.clone()) + .or_default() + .push((name, all.clone())); + } + } + lookups +} + +fn projection_block(info: &IxonCI) -> Option<&Address> { + match info { + IxonCI::IPrj(p) => Some(&p.block), + IxonCI::CPrj(p) => Some(&p.block), + IxonCI::RPrj(p) => Some(&p.block), + IxonCI::DPrj(p) => Some(&p.block), + _ => None, + } +} + +enum IngressNeed { + Addr(Address), + ProjectionAliases(Address), +} + +fn insert_addr_aliases( + kenv: &mut KEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, + addr: &Address, +) { + let Some(names) = lookups.names_for_addr(addr) else { + return; + }; + let Some(template) = kenv + .consts + .iter() + .find_map(|(id, c)| if &id.addr == addr { Some(c.clone()) } else { None }) + else { + return; + }; + for name in names { + let id = KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(name.clone())); + if !kenv.contains_key(&id) { + kenv.insert(id, template.clone()); + } + } +} + +pub fn ingress_const_into_kenv( + kenv: &mut KEnv, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + name: &Name, +) -> Result, String> { + let lookups = build_ixon_ingress_lookups(ixon_env); + ingress_const_into_kenv_with_lookups(kenv, ixon_env, &lookups, name) +} + +pub fn ingress_const_into_kenv_with_lookups( + kenv: &mut KEnv, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, + name: &Name, +) -> Result, String> { + ingress_const_into_kenv_with_lookups_impl(kenv, ixon_env, lookups, name, true) +} + +pub fn ingress_const_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups( + kenv: &mut KEnv, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, + name: &Name, +) -> Result, String> { + ingress_const_into_kenv_with_lookups_impl( + kenv, ixon_env, lookups, name, false, + ) +} + +pub fn ingress_addr_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups( + kenv: &mut KEnv, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, + addr: &Address, +) -> Result { + ingress_addr_set_into_kenv(kenv, ixon_env, lookups, addr.clone(), false) +} + +fn ingress_const_into_kenv_with_lookups_impl( + kenv: &mut KEnv, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, + name: &Name, + follow_refs: bool, +) -> Result, String> { + let requested = ixon_env + .lookup_name(name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{}: missing Named entry", name.pretty()))?; + let requested_id = + KId::new(requested.addr.clone(), M::meta_field(name.clone())); + + ingress_addr_set_into_kenv( + kenv, + ixon_env, + lookups, + requested.addr.clone(), + follow_refs, + )?; + + if !kenv.contains_key(&requested_id) { + return Err(format!("{}: no ingressed kernel constant", name.pretty())); + } + Ok(requested_id) +} + +fn ingress_addr_set_into_kenv( + kenv: &mut KEnv, + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, + seed_addr: Address, + follow_refs: bool, +) -> Result { + let mut seen: FxHashSet
= FxHashSet::default(); + let mut found_seed = false; + let mut worklist = vec![IngressNeed::Addr(seed_addr.clone())]; + let convert_stats_enabled = ingress_convert_stats_enabled(); + + while let Some(need) = worklist.pop() { + let addr = match need { + IngressNeed::Addr(addr) => addr, + IngressNeed::ProjectionAliases(addr) => { + insert_addr_aliases(kenv, lookups, &addr); + continue; + }, + }; + + if !seen.insert(addr.clone()) { + continue; + } + + let Some(constant) = ixon_env.get_const(&addr) else { + // `Constant.refs` also contains blob addresses for string/nat payloads. + continue; + }; + if addr == seed_addr { + found_seed = true; + } + + if let Some(block_addr) = projection_block(&constant.info) { + worklist.push(IngressNeed::ProjectionAliases(addr)); + worklist.push(IngressNeed::Addr(block_addr.clone())); + continue; + } + + if follow_refs { + for dep in &constant.refs { + if ixon_env.consts.contains_key(dep) { + worklist.push(IngressNeed::Addr(dep.clone())); + } + } + } + + match &constant.info { + IxonCI::Muts(_) => { + let Some(block_entries) = lookups.muts_by_addr.get(&addr) else { + return Err(format!("Muts block {} has no named entry", addr.hex())); + }; + for (entry_name, all) in block_entries { + let block_id = + KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(entry_name.clone())); + if kenv.blocks.contains_key(&block_id) { + continue; + } + let mut convert_stats = ConvertStats::new(convert_stats_enabled); + let entries = ingress_muts_block( + entry_name, + &addr, + all, + ixon_env, + &lookups.names, + &lookups.name_to_addr, + &mut kenv.intern, + &mut convert_stats, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{entry_name}: {e}"))?; + insert_muts_entries(kenv, entries); + } + }, + _ => { + let Some(const_names) = lookups.names_for_addr(&addr) else { + return Err(format!("constant {} has no named entry", addr.hex())); + }; + for const_name in const_names { + let kid = KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(const_name.clone())); + if kenv.contains_key(&kid) { + continue; + } + let named = ixon_env + .lookup_name(const_name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{const_name}: missing Named entry"))?; + let mut convert_stats = ConvertStats::new(convert_stats_enabled); + let entries = ingress_standalone( + const_name, + &addr, + &constant, + &named.meta, + ixon_env, + &lookups.names, + &lookups.name_to_addr, + &mut kenv.intern, + &mut convert_stats, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{const_name}: {e}"))?; + insert_standalone_entries(kenv, entries); + } + }, + } + } + + Ok(found_seed) +} + #[derive(Default)] struct IngressInsertTiming { blocks_ns: u64, @@ -3277,7 +3489,7 @@ fn drop_ingress_lookups( } fn insert_standalone_entries( - zenv: &KEnv, + zenv: &mut KEnv, entries: Vec<(KId, KConst)>, ) -> IngressInsertTiming { let mut timing = IngressInsertTiming::default(); @@ -3298,7 +3510,7 @@ fn insert_standalone_entries( } fn insert_muts_entries( - zenv: &KEnv, + zenv: &mut KEnv, entries: Vec<(KId, KConst)>, ) -> IngressInsertTiming { let mut timing = IngressInsertTiming::default(); @@ -3418,7 +3630,7 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( ); } - let intern = InternTable::new(); + let mut intern = InternTable::new(); // Build the address → Lean-name lookup and the Lean-name → projection- // address lookup. See `build_ingress_lookups` for the role each plays. @@ -3498,99 +3710,101 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( ); } - // Convert each standalone constant or Muts block in parallel, then insert - // the completed block directly into the DashMap-backed KEnv. This keeps peak - // memory bounded by in-flight worker outputs instead of materializing every - // converted constant before assembly. + // Convert each standalone constant or Muts block sequentially into the + // single-threaded KEnv. let phase_start = Instant::now(); let convert_stats_enabled = ingress_convert_stats_enabled(); - let zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); - let stream = work_items - .into_par_iter() - .map(|work_item| -> Result { - let mut timing = IngressStreamTimingSnapshot::default(); - let mut convert_stats = ConvertStats::new(convert_stats_enabled); - match work_item { - IngressWorkItem::Standalone(const_name) => { - timing.standalone_items += 1; - let lookup_start = Instant::now(); - let named = ixon_env - .lookup_name(&const_name) - .ok_or_else(|| format!("{const_name}: missing Named entry"))?; - timing.lookup_ns += elapsed_ns(lookup_start); - - let const_start = Instant::now(); - let constant = match ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { - Some(c) => { - timing.const_get_ns += elapsed_ns(const_start); - c - }, - None => { - timing.const_get_ns += elapsed_ns(const_start); - timing.missing_consts += 1; - return Ok(timing); - }, - }; - let convert_start = Instant::now(); - let entries = ingress_standalone( - &const_name, - &named.addr, - &constant, - &named.meta, - ixon_env, - &names, - &name_to_addr, - &intern, - &mut convert_stats, - ) - .map_err(|e| format!("{const_name}: {e}"))?; - timing.convert_ns += elapsed_ns(convert_start); - timing.output_consts += entries.len() as u64; - - let insert_start = Instant::now(); - let insert_timing = insert_standalone_entries(&zenv, entries); - timing.insert_ns += elapsed_ns(insert_start); - timing.insert_blocks_ns += insert_timing.blocks_ns; - timing.insert_consts_ns += insert_timing.consts_ns; - }, - IngressWorkItem::Muts(entry_name) => { - timing.muts_items += 1; - let lookup_start = Instant::now(); - let named = ixon_env - .lookup_name(&entry_name) - .ok_or_else(|| format!("{entry_name}: missing Named entry"))?; - timing.lookup_ns += elapsed_ns(lookup_start); - - let all = match &named.meta.info { - ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all, - _ => return Ok(timing), - }; - let convert_start = Instant::now(); - let entries = ingress_muts_block( - &entry_name, - &named.addr, - all, - ixon_env, - &names, - &name_to_addr, - &intern, - &mut convert_stats, - ) - .map_err(|e| format!("{entry_name}: {e}"))?; - timing.convert_ns += elapsed_ns(convert_start); - timing.output_consts += entries.len() as u64; - - let insert_start = Instant::now(); - let insert_timing = insert_muts_entries(&zenv, entries); - timing.insert_ns += elapsed_ns(insert_start); - timing.insert_blocks_ns += insert_timing.blocks_ns; - timing.insert_consts_ns += insert_timing.consts_ns; - }, - } - timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; - Ok(timing) - }) - .try_reduce(IngressStreamTimingSnapshot::default, |a, b| Ok(a.merge(b)))?; + let mut zenv: KEnv = KEnv::new(); + let mut stream = IngressStreamTimingSnapshot::default(); + for work_item in work_items { + let mut timing = IngressStreamTimingSnapshot::default(); + let mut convert_stats = ConvertStats::new(convert_stats_enabled); + match work_item { + IngressWorkItem::Standalone(const_name) => { + timing.standalone_items += 1; + let lookup_start = Instant::now(); + let named = ixon_env + .lookup_name(&const_name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{const_name}: missing Named entry"))?; + timing.lookup_ns += elapsed_ns(lookup_start); + + let const_start = Instant::now(); + let constant = match ixon_env.get_const(&named.addr) { + Some(c) => { + timing.const_get_ns += elapsed_ns(const_start); + c + }, + None => { + timing.const_get_ns += elapsed_ns(const_start); + timing.missing_consts += 1; + timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; + stream = stream.merge(timing); + continue; + }, + }; + let convert_start = Instant::now(); + let entries = ingress_standalone( + &const_name, + &named.addr, + &constant, + &named.meta, + ixon_env, + &names, + &name_to_addr, + &mut intern, + &mut convert_stats, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{const_name}: {e}"))?; + timing.convert_ns += elapsed_ns(convert_start); + timing.output_consts += entries.len() as u64; + + let insert_start = Instant::now(); + let insert_timing = insert_standalone_entries(&mut zenv, entries); + timing.insert_ns += elapsed_ns(insert_start); + timing.insert_blocks_ns += insert_timing.blocks_ns; + timing.insert_consts_ns += insert_timing.consts_ns; + }, + IngressWorkItem::Muts(entry_name) => { + timing.muts_items += 1; + let lookup_start = Instant::now(); + let named = ixon_env + .lookup_name(&entry_name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{entry_name}: missing Named entry"))?; + timing.lookup_ns += elapsed_ns(lookup_start); + + let all = match &named.meta.info { + ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all, + _ => { + timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; + stream = stream.merge(timing); + continue; + }, + }; + let convert_start = Instant::now(); + let entries = ingress_muts_block( + &entry_name, + &named.addr, + all, + ixon_env, + &names, + &name_to_addr, + &mut intern, + &mut convert_stats, + ) + .map_err(|e| format!("{entry_name}: {e}"))?; + timing.convert_ns += elapsed_ns(convert_start); + timing.output_consts += entries.len() as u64; + + let insert_start = Instant::now(); + let insert_timing = insert_muts_entries(&mut zenv, entries); + timing.insert_ns += elapsed_ns(insert_start); + timing.insert_blocks_ns += insert_timing.blocks_ns; + timing.insert_consts_ns += insert_timing.consts_ns; + }, + } + timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; + stream = stream.merge(timing); + } if !quiet { eprintln!( "[ixon_ingress] stream ingress+insert: {:.2}s", @@ -3934,8 +4148,8 @@ mod tests { // ---- lean_expr_to_zexpr: variant coverage ---- fn do_ingress(e: &LeanExpr, pn: &[Name]) -> KExpr { - let intern = InternTable::::new(); - lean_expr_to_zexpr(e, pn, &intern, None, None) + let mut intern = InternTable::::new(); + lean_expr_to_zexpr(e, pn, &mut intern, None, None) } #[test] @@ -4156,13 +4370,13 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn ingress_cached_hits_cache_on_second_call() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let e = LeanExpr::app( LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), ); - let k1 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[], &env, None, None); - let k2 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[], &env, None, None); + let k1 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[], &mut env, None, None); + let k2 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv(&e, &[], &mut env, None, None); // Cache hit → same interned result. assert!(k1.ptr_eq(&k2)); } @@ -4202,7 +4416,7 @@ mod tests { let sharing: Vec> = vec![]; let refs = vec![head_ref_addr.clone(), arg_ref_addr.clone()]; let univs: Vec> = vec![]; - let intern = InternTable::::new(); + let mut intern = InternTable::::new(); let ctx = Ctx { sharing: &sharing, refs: &refs, @@ -4211,7 +4425,6 @@ mod tests { arena: &arena, names: &names, lvls: vec![], - intern: &intern, synth_counter: Cell::new(0), }; let ixon_env = IxonEnv::new(); @@ -4223,6 +4436,7 @@ mod tests { &ixon, root, &ctx, + &mut intern, &ixon_env, &mut cache, &mut univ_cache, @@ -4246,7 +4460,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn ingress_cache_differentiates_by_param_names() { - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // Same Lean expression, but different param names should produce // different cache keys and (for Param-containing exprs) different // KExprs. @@ -4256,14 +4470,14 @@ mod tests { let k1 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &e, std::slice::from_ref(&u_name), - &env, + &mut env, None, None, ); let k2 = lean_expr_to_zexpr_with_kenv( &e, &[v_name, u_name.clone()], - &env, + &mut env, None, None, ); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs index a7e19352..e755a306 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::env::{Name, UIMAX, UMAX, UPARAM, USUCC, UZERO}; -use super::env::{Addr, intern_addr}; +use super::env::Addr; use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; /// Universe level. Thin Arc wrapper — cheap to clone, O(1) identity @@ -130,14 +130,14 @@ impl KUniv { impl KUniv { pub fn zero() -> Self { - KUniv::new(UnivData::Zero(intern_addr(blake3::hash(&[UZERO])))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Zero(blake3::hash(&[UZERO]))) } pub fn succ(inner: KUniv) -> Self { let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); hasher.update(&[USUCC]); hasher.update(inner.addr().as_bytes()); - KUniv::new(UnivData::Succ(inner, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Succ(inner, hasher.finalize())) } /// Construct `max(a, b)` with Lean-style simplifications: @@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ impl KUniv { hasher.update(&[UMAX]); hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); hasher.update(b.addr().as_bytes()); - KUniv::new(UnivData::Max(a, b, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Max(a, b, hasher.finalize())) } /// Construct `imax(a, b)` with Lean-style simplifications: @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ impl KUniv { hasher.update(&[UIMAX]); hasher.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); hasher.update(b.addr().as_bytes()); - KUniv::new(UnivData::IMax(a, b, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::IMax(a, b, hasher.finalize())) } pub fn param(idx: u64, name: M::MField) -> Self { @@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ impl KUniv { hasher.update(&[UPARAM]); hasher.update(&idx.to_le_bytes()); name.meta_hash(&mut hasher); - KUniv::new(UnivData::Param(idx, name, intern_addr(hasher.finalize()))) + KUniv::new(UnivData::Param(idx, name, hasher.finalize())) } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs index 1af010e8..baf04e45 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/perf.rs @@ -68,6 +68,10 @@ pub struct PerfCounters { pub unfold_cache_hits: AtomicU64, pub unfold_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + // -- isProp cache (propositional-type detection for proof irrelevance) -- + pub is_prop_cache_hits: AtomicU64, + pub is_prop_cache_misses: AtomicU64, + // -- Recursive fuel -- /// Running max of fuel actually consumed by any single constant check. pub peak_rec_fuel_used: AtomicU64, @@ -168,6 +172,18 @@ impl PerfCounters { bump(&self.unfold_cache_misses); } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // isProp cache + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + pub fn record_is_prop_hit(&self) { + bump(&self.is_prop_cache_hits); + } + + pub fn record_is_prop_miss(&self) { + bump(&self.is_prop_cache_misses); + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Recursive fuel // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -217,13 +233,54 @@ impl PerfCounters { fn write_summary(&self, out: &mut impl fmt::Write) -> fmt::Result { writeln!(out, "[ix-perf] cache hit rates:")?; - write_rate(out, " whnf_cache ", &self.whnf_cache_hits, &self.whnf_cache_misses)?; - write_rate(out, " whnf_no_delta ", &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_hits, &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_misses)?; - write_rate(out, " whnf_core ", &self.whnf_core_cache_hits, &self.whnf_core_cache_misses)?; - write_rate(out, " infer_cache ", &self.infer_cache_hits, &self.infer_cache_misses)?; - write_rate(out, " infer_only_cache ", &self.infer_only_cache_hits, &self.infer_only_cache_misses)?; - write_rate(out, " def_eq_cache ", &self.def_eq_cache_hits, &self.def_eq_cache_misses)?; - write_rate(out, " unfold_cache ", &self.unfold_cache_hits, &self.unfold_cache_misses)?; + write_rate( + out, + " whnf_cache ", + &self.whnf_cache_hits, + &self.whnf_cache_misses, + )?; + write_rate( + out, + " whnf_no_delta ", + &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_hits, + &self.whnf_no_delta_cache_misses, + )?; + write_rate( + out, + " whnf_core ", + &self.whnf_core_cache_hits, + &self.whnf_core_cache_misses, + )?; + write_rate( + out, + " infer_cache ", + &self.infer_cache_hits, + &self.infer_cache_misses, + )?; + write_rate( + out, + " infer_only_cache ", + &self.infer_only_cache_hits, + &self.infer_only_cache_misses, + )?; + write_rate( + out, + " def_eq_cache ", + &self.def_eq_cache_hits, + &self.def_eq_cache_misses, + )?; + write_rate( + out, + " unfold_cache ", + &self.unfold_cache_hits, + &self.unfold_cache_misses, + )?; + write_rate( + out, + " is_prop_cache ", + &self.is_prop_cache_hits, + &self.is_prop_cache_misses, + )?; let fail_hits = self.def_eq_failure_hits.load(Ordering::Relaxed); let fail_inserts = self.def_eq_failure_inserts.load(Ordering::Relaxed); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index f97a1aab..da986cc2 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -728,6 +728,21 @@ impl Primitives { Self::from_env_with(env, &PrimAddrs::new_orig()) } + /// Resolve canonical primitive KIds from an external address → name + /// lookup. Lazy IxOn workers call this before any primitive has + /// necessarily been faulted into their local KEnv, so Meta-mode KIds + /// still use the real serialized Lean names instead of synthetic + /// `@` fallbacks. + pub fn from_addr_names(mut name_for_addr: F) -> Self + where + F: FnMut(&Address) -> Option, + { + Self::from_addrs_with(&PrimAddrs::new(), |addr| { + name_for_addr(addr) + .map(|name| KId::new(addr.clone(), M::meta_field(name))) + }) + } + /// Core primitive-resolution logic parameterized on the address /// table. See `from_env` (canonical) and `from_env_orig` (LEON) for /// the entry points. @@ -738,11 +753,17 @@ impl Primitives { by_addr.entry(id.addr.clone()).or_insert_with(|| id.clone()); } - // Resolve: look up in env, fall back to a synthetic KId with the address - // hex as the name. For real primitives this should only happen in small - // unit-test envs or when the hardcoded table has drifted. - let r = |addr: &Address| -> KId { - by_addr.get(addr).cloned().unwrap_or_else(|| { + Self::from_addrs_with(a, |addr| by_addr.get(addr).cloned()) + } + + /// Shared primitive table construction once the caller has chosen the + /// address table and resolution source. + fn from_addrs_with(a: &PrimAddrs, mut resolve: F) -> Self + where + F: FnMut(&Address) -> Option>, + { + let mut r = |addr: &Address| -> KId { + resolve(addr).unwrap_or_else(|| { let hex = addr.hex(); let name = crate::ix::env::Name::str( crate::ix::env::Name::anon(), @@ -1045,7 +1066,7 @@ mod tests { // Insert a single constant at the canonical Nat address and confirm // `Primitives::from_env` picks it up instead of falling back to // synthesis. - let env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let canon = PrimAddrs::new(); let nat_id = KId::::new(canon.nat.clone(), ()); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs index fa820c9d..9faa5cb4 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -37,8 +37,15 @@ static SUBST_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = /// variables above `depth` down by 1. Uses `lbr()` for fast-path /// skipping. The internal traversal is memoized by content hash so /// shared sub-expressions within `body` are walked once per depth. +/// +/// Memoization scratch is borrowed from `env.subst_scratch` to avoid +/// allocating a fresh `FxHashMap` per call. We `mem::take` it out +/// (replacing with an empty placeholder) so the borrow checker lets us +/// thread `&mut env` and `&mut scratch` separately into `subst_cached`, +/// then put it back on the way out. `subst_cached` does not call back +/// into `subst`, so there is no risk of recursive scratch use. pub fn subst( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, body: &KExpr, arg: &KExpr, depth: u64, @@ -54,8 +61,11 @@ pub fn subst( if body.lbr() <= depth { return body.clone(); } - let mut cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr> = FxHashMap::default(); - subst_cached(env, body, arg, depth, &mut cache) + let mut cache = std::mem::take(&mut env.subst_scratch); + cache.clear(); + let result = subst_cached(env, body, arg, depth, &mut cache); + env.subst_scratch = cache; + result } /// Inner recursive worker with memoization keyed by `(sub-expr addr, @@ -65,7 +75,7 @@ pub fn subst( /// substitution site. Two subtrees with the same address but visited at /// different depths must not share a result. fn subst_cached( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, body: &KExpr, arg: &KExpr, depth: u64, @@ -158,7 +168,7 @@ fn subst_cached( /// shared sub-expressions are traversed once per depth level (see the /// module-level docs). pub fn simul_subst( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, body: &KExpr, substs: &[KExpr], depth: u64, @@ -166,12 +176,18 @@ pub fn simul_subst( if body.lbr() <= depth { return body.clone(); } - let mut cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr> = FxHashMap::default(); - simul_subst_cached(env, body, substs, depth, &mut cache) + // See `subst` for the mem::take/restore pattern. `simul_subst_cached` + // does not call into `subst`/`simul_subst`, so it is safe to share the + // single `subst_scratch` between them. + let mut cache = std::mem::take(&mut env.subst_scratch); + cache.clear(); + let result = simul_subst_cached(env, body, substs, depth, &mut cache); + env.subst_scratch = cache; + result } fn simul_subst_cached( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, body: &KExpr, substs: &[KExpr], depth: u64, @@ -257,7 +273,7 @@ fn simul_subst_cached( /// `subst`, memoizes by content hash within a single call so shared /// sub-expressions are walked once per cutoff level. pub fn lift( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, e: &KExpr, shift: u64, cutoff: u64, @@ -265,12 +281,20 @@ pub fn lift( if shift == 0 || e.lbr() <= cutoff { return e.clone(); } - let mut cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr> = FxHashMap::default(); - lift_cached(env, e, shift, cutoff, &mut cache) + // Borrow the dedicated `lift_scratch`. `lift` is invoked from inside + // `subst_cached`, which already holds `subst_scratch`; using a separate + // buffer keeps both available simultaneously. `lift_cached` does not + // call back into `lift`/`subst`/`simul_subst`, so the scratch is safe + // to share across calls without nested-borrow risk. + let mut cache = std::mem::take(&mut env.lift_scratch); + cache.clear(); + let result = lift_cached(env, e, shift, cutoff, &mut cache); + env.lift_scratch = cache; + result } fn lift_cached( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, e: &KExpr, shift: u64, cutoff: u64, @@ -383,52 +407,52 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn subst_var_0() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); - let result = subst(&env, &v0, &arg, 0); + let result = subst(&mut env, &v0, &arg, 0); assert_eq!(result, arg); } #[test] fn subst_closed_skip() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); - let result = subst(&env, &nat, &arg, 0); + let result = subst(&mut env, &nat, &arg, 0); assert!(result.ptr_eq(&nat)); } #[test] fn subst_free_var_shift() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); - let result = subst(&env, &v1, &arg, 0); + let result = subst(&mut env, &v1, &arg, 0); assert_eq!(result, AE::var(0, ())); } #[test] fn subst_app() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let c = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("f"), ()), Box::new([])); let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); let app = AE::app(c.clone(), v0); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); - let result = subst(&env, &app, &arg, 0); + let result = subst(&mut env, &app, &arg, 0); let expected = AE::app(c, arg); assert_eq!(result, expected); } #[test] fn subst_under_lambda() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); // λ(_:Nat). Var(1) — body references outer variable let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), v1); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); - let result = subst(&env, &lam, &arg, 0); + let result = subst(&mut env, &lam, &arg, 0); // Result: λ(_:Nat). 3 let expected = AE::lam((), (), nat, arg); assert_eq!(result, expected); @@ -436,39 +460,39 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn subst_bound_var_unchanged() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); // λ(_:Nat). Var(0) — body is lambda-bound, closed under binder let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, v0); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); - let result = subst(&env, &lam, &arg, 0); + let result = subst(&mut env, &lam, &arg, 0); assert!(result.ptr_eq(&lam)); } #[test] fn lift_var() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); // lift(Var(0), shift=1, cutoff=0) → Var(1) - let result = lift(&env, &v0, 1, 0); + let result = lift(&mut env, &v0, 1, 0); assert_eq!(result, AE::var(1, ())); // lift(Var(0), shift=1, cutoff=1) → Var(0) (below cutoff) - let result2 = lift(&env, &v0, 1, 1); + let result2 = lift(&mut env, &v0, 1, 1); assert!(result2.ptr_eq(&v0)); } #[test] fn lift_zero_shift() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); - let result = lift(&env, &v0, 0, 0); + let result = lift(&mut env, &v0, 0, 0); assert!(result.ptr_eq(&v0)); } #[test] fn simul_subst_basic() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); let app = AE::app(v1, v0); // App(Var(1), Var(0)) @@ -479,34 +503,34 @@ mod tests { // simul_subst([a, b], depth=0): // Var(0) → substs[0] = a // Var(1) → substs[1] = b - let result = simul_subst(&env, &app, &[a.clone(), b.clone()], 0); + let result = simul_subst(&mut env, &app, &[a.clone(), b.clone()], 0); let expected = AE::app(b, a); assert_eq!(result, expected); } #[test] fn simul_subst_shift() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let v2 = AE::var(2, ()); let a = AE::nat(Nat::from(1u64), mk_addr("a")); let b = AE::nat(Nat::from(2u64), mk_addr("b")); // Var(2) >= depth+2 → shifted to Var(0) - let result = simul_subst(&env, &v2, &[a, b], 0); + let result = simul_subst(&mut env, &v2, &[a, b], 0); assert_eq!(result, AE::var(0, ())); } #[test] fn intern_dedup() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let _v0 = AE::var(0, ()); let v2 = AE::var(2, ()); let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); // Two substitutions producing the same result should be pointer-equal after interning - let r1 = subst(&env, &v2, &arg, 0); - let r2 = subst(&env, &v2, &arg, 0); + let r1 = subst(&mut env, &v2, &arg, 0); + let r2 = subst(&mut env, &v2, &arg, 0); assert!(r1.ptr_eq(&r2), "interned results should be ptr-equal"); } @@ -546,7 +570,7 @@ mod tests { /// `0..=max_var`. Leaf distribution is biased toward concrete data /// (Var/Sort/Const) to produce meaningful expressions. fn gen_expr( - env: &InternTable, + env: &mut InternTable, rng: &mut Prng, depth: u32, max_var: u64, @@ -625,10 +649,10 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn prop_lbr_matches_observed_walk() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let mut rng = Prng::new(0x1234_5678); for _ in 0..200 { - let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 4, 3); + let e = gen_expr(&mut env, &mut rng, 4, 3); let observed = observed_lbr(&e); let reported = e.lbr(); assert_eq!( @@ -640,10 +664,10 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn prop_intern_determinism() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let mut rng = Prng::new(0x55aa_55aa); for _ in 0..200 { - let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 4, 3); + let e = gen_expr(&mut env, &mut rng, 4, 3); // Re-interning the same shape should return the same Arc. let e2 = env.intern_expr(e.data().clone().into_kexpr()); assert!( @@ -655,27 +679,27 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn prop_lift_zero_shift_is_identity() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let mut rng = Prng::new(0xCAFE_F00D); for _ in 0..200 { - let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 4, 3); - let r = lift(&env, &e, 0, 0); + let e = gen_expr(&mut env, &mut rng, 4, 3); + let r = lift(&mut env, &e, 0, 0); assert!(r.ptr_eq(&e), "lift with shift=0 must be identity"); } } #[test] fn prop_subst_preserves_closed_expressions() { - let env = InternTable::::new(); + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); let mut rng = Prng::new(0xDEAD_BEEF); // Closed sub-expressions are not walked — verify `subst` returns the // same Arc. let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(7u64), mk_addr("arg")); for _ in 0..100 { - let e = gen_expr(&env, &mut rng, 3, 0); + let e = gen_expr(&mut env, &mut rng, 3, 0); // Only closed (lbr == 0) expressions qualify; skip others. if e.lbr() == 0 { - let r = subst(&env, &e, &arg, 0); + let r = subst(&mut env, &e, &arg, 0); assert!( r.ptr_eq(&e), "subst must return ptr-equal for closed expressions" diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index 8539160b..4f3c059c 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -1,24 +1,28 @@ //! TypeChecker struct and core helpers. //! -//! The TypeChecker is a lightweight thread-local handle for type-checking. -//! All shared state (caches, intern table, constants) lives in `KEnv` and -//! is accessed through `self.env`. Multiple TypeChecker instances can run -//! in parallel, all sharing one `Arc`. +//! The TypeChecker is a lightweight handle for type-checking against one +//! worker-owned `KEnv`. //! //! WHNF, type inference, def-eq, and constant checking are in separate modules //! that add `impl TypeChecker` blocks. -use std::sync::{Arc, LazyLock}; +use std::sync::LazyLock; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; +use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; use crate::ix::address::Address; +use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; -use super::constant::RecRule; -use super::env::{Addr, KEnv, intern_addr}; +use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; +use super::env::{Addr, KEnv}; use super::equiv::EquivManager; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::id::KId; +use super::ingress::{ + IxonIngressLookups, ingress_addr_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups, +}; use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::primitive::Primitives; @@ -28,8 +32,8 @@ use super::subst::lift; pub fn empty_ctx_addr() -> Addr { use std::sync::LazyLock; static ADDR: LazyLock = - LazyLock::new(|| intern_addr(blake3::hash(b"ix.kernel.ctx.empty"))); - ADDR.clone() + LazyLock::new(|| blake3::hash(b"ix.kernel.ctx.empty")); + *ADDR } /// Maximum iterations in the WHNF delta loop (local per-call). @@ -45,7 +49,12 @@ pub const MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH: u32 = 2_000; /// by interpreting their full expression trees. In particular, BVDecide's /// generated mutual proofs can legitimately exceed one million recursive /// kernel steps even after cache hits stop consuming fuel. -pub const MAX_REC_FUEL: u64 = 1_500_000; +/// +/// Mathlib-scale category/algebra proof terms also exceed the old 1.5M budget +/// without hitting the actual `MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH` guard. Keep this high enough +/// for legitimate large proofs while retaining the `IX_MAX_REC_FUEL` override +/// for bisecting suspected loops. +pub const MAX_REC_FUEL: u64 = 10_000_000; static IX_MAX_REC_FUEL: LazyLock> = LazyLock::new(|| { std::env::var("IX_MAX_REC_FUEL").ok().and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) @@ -68,11 +77,20 @@ pub struct IotaInfo { pub lvls: u64, } +pub struct LazyIxonIngress<'a> { + ixon_env: &'a IxonEnv, + lookups: &'a IxonIngressLookups, + faulted_addrs: FxHashSet
, +} + /// Thread-local type-checking handle. Cheap to create — only allocates empty -/// vectors and counters. All shared state lives in `Arc`. -pub struct TypeChecker { - /// Shared kernel environment (constants, caches, intern table). - pub env: Arc>, +/// vectors and counters. Kernel state lives in the borrowed worker `KEnv`. +pub struct TypeChecker<'a, M: KernelMode> { + /// Worker-owned kernel environment (constants, caches, intern table). + pub env: &'a mut KEnv, + /// Optional read-only Ixon source used to fault constants into `env` when + /// typechecking discovers a missing address. + lazy_ixon: Option>, /// Primitive constant KIds. Copied from `env.prims()` at construction; /// overridable for tests via `tc.prims = custom`. pub prims: Primitives, @@ -125,13 +143,28 @@ pub struct TypeChecker { pub nat_iota_run: u32, /// Optional diagnostic label for the current top-level constant. pub debug_label: Option, + + /// Memoization cache for [`Self::ctx_addr_for_lbr`]. + /// + /// `ctx_addr_for_lbr(lbr)` is a pure function of `(self.ctx_id, lbr)`: + /// the function walks `self.ctx` from a depth-derived start, runs a + /// fixpoint over loose-bound-variable closures, and finalizes a blake3 + /// hash of the suffix. With millions of cache probes per big mathlib + /// block (each `whnf_key` / `infer_key` / `def_eq_ctx_key` triggers + /// one), this dominates lookup overhead. Memoizing on `(ctx_id, lbr)` + /// is sound because two contexts sharing the same `ctx_id` are bytewise + /// equal in the suffix-relevant prefix (`ctx_id` content-addresses the + /// full context). The cache lifetime is the `TypeChecker` (one per + /// `check_const`), so it is automatically reclaimed. + ctx_addr_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), Addr>, } -impl TypeChecker { - pub fn new(env: Arc>) -> Self { +impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { + pub fn new(env: &'a mut KEnv) -> Self { let prims = env.prims().clone(); TypeChecker { env, + lazy_ixon: None, prims, ctx: Vec::new(), let_vals: Vec::new(), @@ -150,9 +183,86 @@ impl TypeChecker { nat_iota_last: None, nat_iota_run: 0, debug_label: None, + ctx_addr_cache: FxHashMap::default(), } } + pub fn new_with_lazy_ixon( + env: &'a mut KEnv, + ixon_env: &'a IxonEnv, + lookups: &'a IxonIngressLookups, + ) -> Self { + if !env.has_prims() { + let prims = Primitives::from_addr_names(|addr| { + lookups.name_for_addr(addr).cloned() + }); + let _ = env.set_prims(prims); + } + let mut tc = Self::new(env); + tc.lazy_ixon = Some(LazyIxonIngress { + ixon_env, + lookups, + faulted_addrs: FxHashSet::default(), + }); + tc + } + + pub fn try_get_const( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if let Some(c) = self.env.get(id) { + return Ok(Some(c)); + } + let lazy_enabled = self.lazy_ixon.is_some(); + self.lazy_ingress_addr(&id.addr)?; + match self.env.get(id) { + Some(c) => Ok(Some(c)), + None if lazy_enabled => Err(TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone())), + None => Ok(None), + } + } + + pub fn get_const(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result, TcError> { + self + .try_get_const(id)? + .ok_or_else(|| TcError::UnknownConst(id.addr.clone())) + } + + pub fn has_const(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result> { + Ok(self.try_get_const(id)?.is_some()) + } + + pub fn try_get_block( + &mut self, + id: &KId, + ) -> Result>>, TcError> { + if let Some(members) = self.env.get_block(id) { + return Ok(Some(members)); + } + self.lazy_ingress_addr(&id.addr)?; + Ok(self.env.get_block(id)) + } + + fn lazy_ingress_addr(&mut self, addr: &Address) -> Result<(), TcError> { + let Some(lazy) = self.lazy_ixon.as_mut() else { + return Ok(()); + }; + if !lazy.faulted_addrs.insert(addr.clone()) { + return Ok(()); + } + ingress_addr_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups( + self.env, + lazy.ixon_env, + lazy.lookups, + addr, + ) + .map(|_| ()) + .map_err(|msg| { + TcError::Other(format!("lazy ingress {}: {msg}", addr.hex())) + }) + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Context management // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -182,7 +292,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// Sharing two distinct outer contexts that share a relevant suffix is the /// payoff: the same WHNF subterm can hit cache across them. #[inline] - pub fn whnf_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { + pub fn whnf_key(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_addr_for_lbr(e.lbr())) } @@ -193,15 +303,36 @@ impl TypeChecker { /// dependencies, so two equal open subterms can share an infer result across /// different outer binders when the relevant local suffix is identical. #[inline] - pub fn infer_key(&self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { + pub fn infer_key(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> (Addr, Addr) { (e.hash_key(), self.ctx_addr_for_lbr(e.lbr())) } - pub(crate) fn ctx_addr_for_lbr(&self, lbr: u64) -> Addr { + /// Context key for a definitional-equality pair. + /// + /// Def-eq may inspect both sides through WHNF, inference, proof + /// irrelevance, eta, and structural recursion. All of those operations are + /// bounded by the loose-bound-variable range reachable from the compared + /// expressions, so the relevant context is the suffix needed by the larger + /// `lbr`. + #[inline] + pub fn def_eq_ctx_key(&mut self, a: &KExpr, b: &KExpr) -> Addr { + self.ctx_addr_for_lbr(a.lbr().max(b.lbr())) + } + + pub(crate) fn ctx_addr_for_lbr(&mut self, lbr: u64) -> Addr { if lbr == 0 || self.ctx.is_empty() { return empty_ctx_addr(); } + // Memoize on (ctx_id, lbr) — the result is a pure function of these + // two inputs (ctx_id content-addresses the suffix-relevant prefix of + // self.ctx). Hot path on big mathlib blocks; called once per + // whnf_key / infer_key / def_eq_ctx_key. + let cache_key = (self.ctx_id, lbr); + if let Some(cached) = self.ctx_addr_cache.get(&cache_key) { + return *cached; + } + let n = self.ctx.len(); let mut need = usize::try_from(lbr).unwrap_or(usize::MAX).min(n); @@ -224,27 +355,30 @@ impl TypeChecker { need = next_need; } - if need == n { - return self.ctx_id.clone(); - } - - let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); - h.update(b"ctx.suffix"); - h.update(&(need as u64).to_le_bytes()); - for i in (n - need)..n { - match &self.let_vals[i] { - Some(val) => { - h.update(b"let"); - h.update(self.ctx[i].addr().as_bytes()); - h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); - }, - None => { - h.update(b"local"); - h.update(self.ctx[i].addr().as_bytes()); - }, + let result = if need == n { + self.ctx_id + } else { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(b"ctx.suffix"); + h.update(&(need as u64).to_le_bytes()); + for i in (n - need)..n { + match &self.let_vals[i] { + Some(val) => { + h.update(b"let"); + h.update(self.ctx[i].addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); + }, + None => { + h.update(b"local"); + h.update(self.ctx[i].addr().as_bytes()); + }, + } } - } - intern_addr(h.finalize()) + h.finalize() + }; + + self.ctx_addr_cache.insert(cache_key, result); + result } /// Push a local variable type (lambda/forall binding, no let-value). @@ -253,8 +387,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { h.update(b"ctx.local"); h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(self.ctx_id.as_bytes()); - self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id.clone()); - self.ctx_id = intern_addr(h.finalize()); + self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id); + self.ctx_id = h.finalize(); self.ctx.push(ty); self.let_vals.push(None); } @@ -267,8 +401,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(self.ctx_id.as_bytes()); - self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id.clone()); - self.ctx_id = intern_addr(h.finalize()); + self.ctx_id_stack.push(self.ctx_id); + self.ctx_id = h.finalize(); self.ctx.push(ty); self.let_vals.push(Some(val)); self.num_let_bindings += 1; @@ -293,7 +427,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } let level = n - 1 - idx_us; let val = self.let_vals[level].as_ref()?.clone(); - Some(lift(&self.env.intern, &val, idx + 1, 0)) + Some(lift(&mut self.env.intern, &val, idx + 1, 0)) } /// Save current depth for later restore. @@ -317,7 +451,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } let level = n - 1 - idx_us; let ty = self.ctx[level].clone(); - Ok(lift(&self.env.intern, &ty, idx + 1, 0)) + Ok(lift(&mut self.env.intern, &ty, idx + 1, 0)) } // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -510,14 +644,8 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.def_eq_depth = 0; self.def_eq_peak = 0; // Record fuel consumed by the *previous* constant check (if any) before - // wiping it — this is per-constant peak/total tracking for audit §10 - // measurements. No-op when IX_PERF_COUNTERS is unset. We use - // saturating_sub so a fresh TypeChecker (rec_fuel == max) records zero - // rather than panicking on underflow. - let used = max_rec_fuel().saturating_sub(self.rec_fuel); - if used > 0 { - self.env.perf.record_constant_fuel_used(used); - } + // wiping it. `Drop` records the final check in a TypeChecker's lifetime. + self.record_current_fuel_used(); self.rec_fuel = max_rec_fuel(); self.nat_iota_large_expansions = 0; self.nat_iota_last = None; @@ -556,7 +684,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { ); eprintln!("{}", std::backtrace::Backtrace::force_capture()); } - return Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth); + return Err(TcError::MaxRecFuel); } self.rec_fuel -= 1; Ok(()) @@ -568,6 +696,18 @@ impl TypeChecker { max_rec_fuel().saturating_sub(self.rec_fuel) } + pub fn finish_constant_accounting(&mut self) { + self.record_current_fuel_used(); + self.rec_fuel = max_rec_fuel(); + } + + fn record_current_fuel_used(&mut self) { + let used = self.fuel_used(); + if used > 0 { + self.env.perf.record_constant_fuel_used(used); + } + } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- // Infer-only mode // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -662,10 +802,28 @@ pub fn expr_mentions_any_addr( } /// Collect the application spine: `App(App(f, a1), a2)` → `(f, [a1, a2])`. +/// +/// Counts args first so the result `Vec` is allocated exactly once with +/// the correct capacity, sparing the first-push grow allocation on the +/// hot path. Most applications in mathlib have 1–8 args, so the count +/// pass is cheap (a chain walk) and saves one allocation + memcpy +/// compared to repeatedly growing from the default capacity. pub fn collect_app_spine( e: &KExpr, ) -> (KExpr, Vec>) { - let mut args = Vec::new(); + // First pass: count arity without cloning. + let mut count = 0usize; + { + let mut cur = e; + while let ExprData::App(f, _, _) = cur.data() { + count += 1; + cur = f; + } + } + if count == 0 { + return (e.clone(), Vec::new()); + } + let mut args = Vec::with_capacity(count); let mut cur = e.clone(); while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = cur.data() { args.push(a.clone()); @@ -684,8 +842,9 @@ mod tests { use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Meta; - fn new_tc() -> TypeChecker { - TypeChecker::new(Arc::new(KEnv::::new())) + fn new_tc() -> TypeChecker<'static, Meta> { + let env = Box::leak(Box::new(KEnv::::new())); + TypeChecker::new(env) } // ---- Context push/pop ---- @@ -805,7 +964,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_key_empty_ctx_for_closed_expr() { - let tc = new_tc(); + let mut tc = new_tc(); let e = sort0(); let (h, ctx) = tc.whnf_key(&e); assert_eq!(h, e.hash_key()); @@ -869,7 +1028,10 @@ mod tests { let (h1, ctx1) = tc1.whnf_key(&e); let (h2, ctx2) = tc2.whnf_key(&e); assert_eq!(h1, h2); - assert_eq!(ctx1, ctx2, "suffix-aware key should match across different outers"); + assert_eq!( + ctx1, ctx2, + "suffix-aware key should match across different outers" + ); assert_ne!(ctx1, empty_ctx_addr()); } @@ -991,8 +1153,8 @@ mod tests { assert!(tc.tick().is_ok()); assert!(tc.tick().is_ok()); match tc.tick() { - Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth) => {}, - other => panic!("expected MaxRecDepth, got {other:?}"), + Err(TcError::MaxRecFuel) => {}, + other => panic!("expected MaxRecFuel, got {other:?}"), } } @@ -1001,8 +1163,8 @@ mod tests { let mut tc = new_tc(); tc.rec_fuel = 0; match tc.tick() { - Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth) => {}, - other => panic!("expected MaxRecDepth at zero fuel, got {other:?}"), + Err(TcError::MaxRecFuel) => {}, + other => panic!("expected MaxRecFuel at zero fuel, got {other:?}"), } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs index 169570fe..2fa6e9c9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/testing.rs @@ -3,8 +3,6 @@ //! Provides convenience constructors for `KExpr`, `KUniv`, `KId`, //! and `KConst` to reduce boilerplate in hand-built test environments. -use std::sync::Arc; - use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, DefinitionSafety, Name, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; @@ -200,7 +198,7 @@ pub fn mk_axiom( /// Add Eq.{u} and Eq.refl.{u} as axioms to the environment. /// Eq : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop /// Eq.refl : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → Eq a a -pub fn add_eq_axioms(env: &KEnv) { +pub fn add_eq_axioms(env: &mut KEnv) { let eq_ty = ipi("α", sort(param(0)), npi("a", var(0), npi("b", var(1), sort0()))); let (eq_id, eq_c) = mk_axiom("Eq", 1, vec![mk_name("u")], eq_ty); @@ -228,16 +226,16 @@ pub fn eq_refl_expr(u: MU, alpha: ME, a: ME) -> ME { // ---- Test runner helpers ---- -pub fn check_accepts(env: &Arc>, id: &MId) { - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(env)); +pub fn check_accepts(env: &mut KEnv, id: &MId) { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env); match tc.check_const(id) { Ok(()) => {}, Err(e) => panic!("expected {id} to be accepted, got error: {e:?}"), } } -pub fn check_rejects(env: &Arc>, id: &MId) { - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(env)); +pub fn check_rejects(env: &mut KEnv, id: &MId) { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env); match tc.check_const(id) { Err(_) => {}, Ok(()) => panic!("expected {id} to be rejected, but it was accepted"), @@ -246,11 +244,11 @@ pub fn check_rejects(env: &Arc>, id: &MId) { /// Check with custom primitives (needed for Nat literal tests etc.) pub fn check_accepts_with_prims( - env: &Arc>, + env: &mut KEnv, id: &MId, prims: super::primitive::Primitives, ) { - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(env); tc.prims = prims; match tc.check_const(id) { Ok(()) => {}, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs index 6b67f55b..e460fdd2 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/basic.rs @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints; use crate::ix::kernel::env::KEnv; @@ -16,7 +15,7 @@ mod tests { /// good_def basicDef : Type := Prop #[test] fn good_basic_def() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "basicDef", 0, @@ -26,24 +25,24 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// bad_def badDef : Prop := Type /// Value `Type` has type `Type 1`, not `Prop`. #[test] fn bad_def_type_mismatch() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn("badDef", 0, vec![], sort0(), sort1(), ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// good_def arrowType : Type := Prop → Prop #[test] fn good_arrow_type() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "arrowType", 0, @@ -53,13 +52,13 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// good_def dependentType : Prop := ∀ (p : Prop), p #[test] fn good_dependent_type() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "dependentType", 0, @@ -69,13 +68,13 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// good_def constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x #[test] fn good_const_type() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -85,14 +84,14 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// good_def betaReduction : constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := ∀ p : Prop, p /// Requires `constType` in env. `constType Prop (Prop → Prop)` reduces to `Prop`. #[test] fn good_beta_reduction() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", @@ -116,13 +115,13 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// good_def betaReduction2 : ∀ (p : Prop), constType Prop (Prop → Prop) := fun p => p #[test] fn good_beta_reduction2() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -141,14 +140,14 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("betaReduction2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// good_def forallSortWhnf : Prop := ∀ (p : id Prop) (x : p), p /// `id Prop` must WHNF to `Prop` (a Sort) for the forall to typecheck. #[test] fn good_forall_sort_whnf() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // id : Type → Type := fun x => x let (id_id, id_c) = mk_defn( "id", @@ -172,14 +171,14 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// bad_def nonTypeType : constType := Prop /// `constType` is `Type → Type → Type`, not a Sort — can't be a type annotation. #[test] fn bad_non_type_type() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -201,7 +200,7 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -213,13 +212,13 @@ mod tests { /// But type is Sort 1 = Type, so Prop : Type is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp1() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Sort 1 let val = sort(uimax(usucc(uzero()), uzero())); // Sort (imax 1 0) let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// levelComp2 : Sort 2 := Sort (imax 0 1) @@ -227,26 +226,26 @@ mod tests { /// Type : Sort 2 is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp2() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(uzero()))); // Sort 2 let val = sort(uimax(uzero(), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 0 1) let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// levelComp3 : Sort 3 := Sort (imax 2 1) /// imax 2 1 = max 2 1 = 2, so Sort(imax 2 1) = Sort 2. Sort 2 : Sort 3. #[test] fn good_level_comp3() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // Sort 3 let val = sort(uimax(usucc(usucc(uzero())), usucc(uzero()))); // Sort (imax 2 1) let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelComp3", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// levelComp4.{u} : Type 0 := Sort (imax u 0) @@ -254,7 +253,7 @@ mod tests { /// Prop : Type 0 is correct. #[test] fn good_level_comp4() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(uzero())); // Type 0 = Sort 1 let val = sort(uimax(param(0), uzero())); // Sort (imax u 0) let (id, c) = mk_defn( @@ -266,7 +265,7 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// levelComp5.{u} : Type u := Sort (imax u u) @@ -274,7 +273,7 @@ mod tests { /// Sort u : Type u = Sort (u+1). #[test] fn good_level_comp5() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort(usucc(param(0))); // Type u = Sort (u+1) let val = sort(uimax(param(0), param(0))); // Sort (imax u u) let (id, c) = mk_defn( @@ -286,7 +285,7 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// imax1 : (p : Prop) → Prop := fun p => Type → p @@ -299,7 +298,7 @@ mod tests { /// And (p : Prop) → Prop : Prop. #[test] fn good_imax1() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // (p : Prop) → Prop let ty = npi("p", sort0(), sort0()); // fun p => Type → p @@ -308,7 +307,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("imax1", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// imax2 : (α : Type) → Type 1 := fun α => Type → α @@ -318,7 +317,7 @@ mod tests { /// fun α => (Type → α) : (α : Type) → Type 1. #[test] fn good_imax2() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // (α : Type) → Type 1 let ty = npi("α", sort1(), sort(usucc(usucc(uzero())))); // fun α => Type → α @@ -326,7 +325,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("imax2", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -336,7 +335,7 @@ mod tests { /// inferVar : ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f := fun f g => g #[test] fn good_infer_var() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // ∀ (f : Prop) (g : f), f let ty = npi("f", sort0(), npi("g", var(0), var(1))); // fun f g => g @@ -344,14 +343,14 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("inferVar", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// defEqLambda : ∀ (f : (Prop → Prop) → Prop) (g : (a : Prop → Prop) → f a), /// f (fun p => p → p) := fun f g => g (fun p => p → p) #[test] fn good_def_eq_lambda() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // f : (Prop → Prop) → Prop let f_ty = pi(pi(sort0(), sort0()), sort0()); // g : (a : Prop → Prop) → f a @@ -375,7 +374,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("defEqLambda", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -386,21 +385,21 @@ mod tests { /// The let reduces: x = Sort 0, so the value is Sort 0 : Sort 1. #[test] fn good_let_type() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let ty = sort1(); // let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x (= bvar 0) let val = let_(sort1(), sort0(), var(0)); let (id, c) = mk_defn("letType", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// letTypeDep : aDepProp (Sort 0) := let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; mkADepProp x /// Requires aDepProp and mkADepProp axioms. #[test] fn good_let_type_dep() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // axiom aDepProp : Type → Prop let (adp_id, adp_c) = mk_axiom("aDepProp", 0, vec![], pi(sort1(), sort0())); env.insert(adp_id, adp_c); @@ -419,14 +418,14 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("letTypeDep", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// letRed : (let x : Sort 1 := Sort 0; x) := aProp /// The type has a let that reduces to Sort 0 = Prop. aProp : Prop. #[test] fn good_let_red() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -436,7 +435,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("letRed", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Opaque); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -446,7 +445,7 @@ mod tests { /// tut06_bad01: definition with duplicate level params [u, u] #[test] fn bad_duplicate_level_params() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (id, c) = mk_defn( "tut06_bad01", 2, // claims 2 level params @@ -456,7 +455,7 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Opaque, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -475,7 +474,7 @@ mod tests { /// The innermost domain `bvar0` refers to a variable of type Prop, not a Sort. #[test] fn bad_forall_sort_bad() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // id : {α : Sort u} → α → α, simplified as Type → Type → Type... no. // id.{2} : Sort 2 → Sort 2 := fun x => x // id.{2} (Sort 1) (Sort 0) = Sort 0 = Prop @@ -544,7 +543,7 @@ mod tests { ReducibilityHints::Opaque, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -555,7 +554,7 @@ mod tests { /// where levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α #[test] fn good_level_params() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // levelParamF.{u} : Sort u → Sort u → Sort u := fun α β => α let lpf_ty = pi(sort(param(0)), pi(sort(param(0)), sort(param(0)))); // Inside the pi's: at depth 2, α=var(1), β=var(0). Return α = var(1). @@ -581,7 +580,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_defn("levelParams", 0, vec![], ty, val, ReducibilityHints::Abbrev); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -594,7 +593,7 @@ mod tests { /// which has type Sort 1 (a function type), not Sort 0. #[test] fn bad_non_prop_thm() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // type = Sort 0 = Prop // value = Prop → bvar0 = ∀ (_ : Prop), bvar0 // But inside the pi body bvar0 refers to the pi's variable (of type Prop). @@ -629,6 +628,6 @@ mod tests { env.insert(id.clone(), c); // The lean kernel requires theorems' types to be Prop (level 0). // Sort 0 has type Sort 1, so the theorem type is in Sort 1, not Prop. - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs index d944ff9e..4c09634b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/defeq.rs @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::env::Name; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; @@ -17,8 +16,8 @@ mod tests { /// proofIrrelevance : ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), h1 = h2 := fun _ _ _ => rfl #[test] fn good_proof_irrelevance() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // ∀ (p : Prop) (h1 h2 : p), Eq.{0} p h1 h2 // depth 3: p=var(2), h1=var(1), h2=var(0) @@ -54,14 +53,14 @@ mod tests { crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// funEta : ∀ (α β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f := fun _ _ f => rfl #[test] fn good_fun_eta() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (f : α → β), (fun x => f x) = f // At f_ty position (depth 2): α=var(1), β=var(0) @@ -99,15 +98,15 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// funEtaBad : ∀ (α β : Type) (g : α → α) (f : α → β), (fun x => f (g x)) = f /// BAD: eta should NOT identify functions with different bodies. #[test] fn bad_fun_eta() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // ∀ (α : Type) (β : Type) (g : α → α) (f : α → β), (fun x => f (g x)) = f // At g_ty position (depth 2): α=var(1), β=var(0) @@ -164,14 +163,14 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEtaBad", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// funEtaDep : ∀ (α : Type) (β : α → Type) (f : ∀ a, β a), (fun a => f a) = f #[test] fn good_fun_eta_dep() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // At depth 3: f=var(0), β=var(1), α=var(2) // f : ∀ (a : α), β a. At depth 2: α=var(1), β=var(0) @@ -214,7 +213,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("funEtaDep", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -226,8 +225,8 @@ mod tests { /// ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), h = h #[test] fn good_trivial_eq() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // ∀ (p : Prop) (h : p), Eq.{0} p h h let ty = npi( @@ -243,15 +242,15 @@ mod tests { ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("trivialEq", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// bad: claim Eq.refl proves h1 = h2 for NON-Prop types (no proof irrelevance) /// ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq a b #[test] fn bad_non_prop_eq() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // ∀ (α : Type) (a b : α), Eq.{1} α a b // depth 3: α=var(2), a=var(1), b=var(0) @@ -276,7 +275,7 @@ mod tests { ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("badNonPropEq", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -285,8 +284,8 @@ mod tests { /// Build a PUnit-like unit type environment. /// MyUnit : Type, MyUnit.star : MyUnit, MyUnit.rec - fn unit_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + fn unit_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "MyUnit"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.star")); @@ -370,7 +369,7 @@ mod tests { ); env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, ctor_id, rec_id]); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); env } @@ -378,7 +377,7 @@ mod tests { /// Any two values of a unit type are definitionally equal (structure eta). #[test] fn good_unit_eta() { - let env = unit_env(); + let mut env = unit_env(); // ∀ (x y : MyUnit), Eq.{1} MyUnit x y let ty = npi( "x", @@ -402,7 +401,7 @@ mod tests { ); let (id, c) = mk_thm("unitEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -413,9 +412,9 @@ mod tests { /// Acc : {α : Sort u} → (α → α → Prop) → α → Prop /// Acc.intro : ∀ {α} {r} {x}, (∀ y, r y x → Acc r y) → Acc r x /// Acc.rec with k = false (NOT a structure-like recursor) - fn acc_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + fn acc_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // We also need Bool for the reduction test let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); @@ -759,7 +758,7 @@ mod tests { /// so it can't reduce on a non-constructor argument `h`. #[test] fn bad_acc_rec_no_eta() { - let env = acc_env(); + let mut env = acc_env(); // ∀ {α : Type} (r : α → α → Prop) (a : α) (h : Acc r a) (p : Bool), ... // depth 5: p=var(0), h=var(1), a=var(2), r=var(3), α=var(4) @@ -835,7 +834,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("accRecNoEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -847,8 +846,8 @@ mod tests { /// Eq.{u} : {α : Sort u} → α → α → Prop (indexed, 2 params, 1 index) /// Eq.refl.{u} : {α : Sort u} → (a : α) → Eq a a /// Eq.rec.{u,v} with k = true (enables Rule K) - fn eq_inductive_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + fn eq_inductive_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // -- Bool -- let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); @@ -1109,7 +1108,7 @@ mod tests { /// can be replaced by Eq.refl true (same constructor indices). #[test] fn good_rule_k() { - let env = eq_inductive_env(); + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); // true = true = @Eq Bool true true let tt_eq = apps( @@ -1169,14 +1168,14 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("ruleK", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// ruleKbad: ∀ (h : true = false) (a : Bool), Eq.rec (motive := fun _ _ => Bool) a h = a /// Rule K should NOT fire because the constructor indices don't match (true ≠ false). #[test] fn bad_rule_k() { - let env = eq_inductive_env(); + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); // true = false = @Eq Bool true false let tf_eq = apps( @@ -1230,7 +1229,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("ruleKbad", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1239,9 +1238,9 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build And : Prop → Prop → Prop with And.intro constructor. - fn and_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + fn and_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); let n = "And"; let block_id = mk_id(n); @@ -1379,7 +1378,7 @@ mod tests { /// projOutOfRange: .proj And 2 z — And only has fields 0,1 (left, right) #[test] fn bad_proj_out_of_range() { - let env = and_env(); + let mut env = and_env(); // type: ∀ (x y : Prop) (z : And x y), x // depth 3: z=var(0), y=var(1), x=var(2) @@ -1400,13 +1399,13 @@ mod tests { crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// projNotStruct: .proj N 0 x — N is not a structure (2 ctors) #[test] fn bad_proj_not_struct() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // Need N (Nat-like) with 2 ctors — not a structure let n = "N"; @@ -1503,7 +1502,7 @@ mod tests { crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1514,7 +1513,7 @@ mod tests { /// can type-check definitions that project from And. #[test] fn good_and_left() { - let env = and_env(); + let mut env = and_env(); // And.left : ∀ {a b : Prop}, And a b → a // depth 3: h=var(0), b=var(1), a=var(2) @@ -1543,12 +1542,12 @@ mod tests { crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } #[test] fn good_and_right() { - let env = and_env(); + let mut env = and_env(); let and_ab = app(app(cnst("And", &[]), var(1)), var(0)); let ty = ipi("a", sort0(), ipi("b", sort0(), pi(and_ab.clone(), var(1)))); // returns b, not a @@ -1574,7 +1573,7 @@ mod tests { crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1585,7 +1584,7 @@ mod tests { /// typeWithTypeFieldPoly: inductive Type (u+1) with a Type u field #[test] fn good_type_with_type_field_poly() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "TypeWithTypeFieldPoly"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1666,7 +1665,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &block_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1687,9 +1686,9 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build PUnit.{u} + Eq + PropStructure.{u,v} env. - fn prop_structure_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + fn prop_structure_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // -- PUnit.{u} : Sort u, PUnit.unit.{u} : PUnit.{u} -- let pu_id = mk_id("PUnit"); @@ -1890,7 +1889,7 @@ mod tests { /// Helper: build test `name : PropStructure.{0,1} → resType := fun x => .proj PropStructure idx x` fn mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - env: &KEnv, + env: &mut KEnv, name: &str, res_ty: ME, idx: u64, @@ -1913,59 +1912,59 @@ mod tests { /// projProp1 (good): idx=0, aProof : PUnit.{0} — proof before all data #[test] fn good_proj_prop1() { - let env = prop_structure_env(); + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &env, + &mut env, "projProp1", cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 0, ); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// projProp2 (bad): idx=1, someData : PUnit.{1} — data projection forbidden #[test] fn bad_proj_prop2() { - let env = prop_structure_env(); + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &env, + &mut env, "projProp2", cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 1, ); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// projProp3 (good): idx=2, aSecondProof : PUnit.{0} — proof before dependent data #[test] fn good_proj_prop3() { - let env = prop_structure_env(); + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &env, + &mut env, "projProp3", cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 2, ); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// projProp4 (bad): idx=3, someMoreData : PUnit.{1} — data projection forbidden #[test] fn bad_proj_prop4() { - let env = prop_structure_env(); + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &env, + &mut env, "projProp4", cnst("PUnit", &[usucc(uzero())]), 3, ); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// projProp5 (bad): idx=4, aProofAboutData — proof that depends on data field #[test] fn bad_proj_prop5() { - let env = prop_structure_env(); + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); // Result type: Eq.{1} PUnit.{1} (.proj PropStructure 3 x) (.proj PropStructure 3 x) // Inside the lambda (depth 1): x = var(0) let proj3 = ME::prj(mk_id("PropStructure"), 3, var(0)); @@ -1977,21 +1976,22 @@ mod tests { // The helper mk_prop_structure_proj_test wraps it in pi(PS, res_ty) // so res_ty should reference var(0) for x. But var(0) inside pi body // IS x. The .proj expressions use var(0) = x. Good. - let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&env, "projProp5", res_ty_inner, 4); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + let id = + mk_prop_structure_proj_test(&mut env, "projProp5", res_ty_inner, 4); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// projProp6 (bad): idx=5, aFinalProof : PUnit.{0} — after dependent data #[test] fn bad_proj_prop6() { - let env = prop_structure_env(); + let mut env = prop_structure_env(); let id = mk_prop_structure_proj_test( - &env, + &mut env, "projProp6", cnst("PUnit", &[uzero()]), 5, ); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -2007,7 +2007,7 @@ mod tests { /// BAD: partially applied recursor should not eta-expand to match `a`. #[test] fn bad_eta_rule_k() { - let env = eq_inductive_env(); + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); let u1 = usucc(uzero()); let bool_ty = cnst("Bool", &[]); @@ -2074,7 +2074,7 @@ mod tests { crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -2086,8 +2086,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build a simple structure T with val : Bool, proof : True - fn t_struct_env() -> Arc> { - let env = eq_inductive_env(); + fn t_struct_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = eq_inductive_env(); // True : Prop, single ctor True.intro let true_ty_id = mk_id("True"); @@ -2250,7 +2250,7 @@ mod tests { /// but this should NOT be identified with x via eta. #[test] fn bad_eta_ctor() { - let env = t_struct_env(); + let mut env = t_struct_env(); let u1 = usucc(uzero()); @@ -2282,6 +2282,6 @@ mod tests { crate::ix::env::ReducibilityHints::Opaque, ); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs index ba547aab..08df9731 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/inductive.rs @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; @@ -16,7 +15,7 @@ mod tests { /// Helper: build an inductive with no ctors, no recursor, just checking the type fn mk_simple_indc( - env: &KEnv, + env: &mut KEnv, name: &str, lvls: u64, level_params: &[Name], @@ -79,7 +78,7 @@ mod tests { /// inductBadNonSort: inductive with type = constType (not a Sort) #[test] fn bad_induct_non_sort_type() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", 0, @@ -91,36 +90,36 @@ mod tests { env.insert(ct_id, ct_c); let id = mk_simple_indc( - &env, + &mut env, "inductBadNonSort", 0, &[], &cnst("constType", &[]), // not a Sort! ); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// inductBadNonSort2: inductive with type = aType (axiom, not a Sort) #[test] fn bad_induct_non_sort_type2() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (at_id, at_c) = mk_axiom("aType", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(at_id, at_c); let id = mk_simple_indc( - &env, + &mut env, "inductBadNonSort2", 0, &[], &cnst("aType", &[]), // aType : Type, but aType itself is not a Sort ); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } /// inductTooFewParams: claims numParams=2 but type only has 1 arrow #[test] fn bad_induct_too_few_params() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let block_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams"); let rec_id = mk_id("inductTooFewParams.rec"); env.insert( @@ -168,13 +167,13 @@ mod tests { }, ); env.blocks.insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } /// indNeg: classic negative recursive occurrence: (I → I) → I #[test] fn bad_induct_negative_occurrence() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "indNeg"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id("indNeg.mk"); @@ -252,13 +251,13 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } /// typeWithTooHighTypeField: inductive Type 1 with a field of Type 1 (too high) #[test] fn bad_induct_too_high_field() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "typeWithTooHighTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -338,7 +337,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -348,7 +347,7 @@ mod tests { /// inductWrongCtorParams: constructor's result has wrong parameter application #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_params() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // axiom aProp : Prop let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -429,14 +428,14 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } /// reflOccLeft: recursive occurrence on LEFT of arrow behind further arrows /// Constructor: (Nat → (I → Nat)) → I — I appears in negative position #[test] fn bad_induct_refl_occ_left() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // Need Nat as an axiom let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); @@ -520,14 +519,14 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } /// reflOccInIndex: recursive occurrence in INDEX position behind arrow /// I : Type → Type, ctor mk : (α : Type) → (Nat → I (I α)) → I α #[test] fn bad_induct_refl_occ_in_index() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (nat_id, nat_c) = mk_axiom("Nat", 0, vec![], sort1()); env.insert(nat_id, nat_c); @@ -617,7 +616,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -628,7 +627,7 @@ mod tests { /// I : Prop → Prop → Type, mk : (x : Prop) → (y : Prop) → I y x (swapped!) #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_params() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "inductWrongCtorResParams"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -711,14 +710,14 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } /// reduceCtorType: constructor type is `id Type I` instead of manifest `I` /// The kernel should NOT reduce the constructor's overall type. #[test] fn bad_reduce_ctor_type() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( "id1", @@ -803,7 +802,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } /// indNegReducible: negative occurrence hidden behind reducible def @@ -811,7 +810,7 @@ mod tests { /// But the kernel should catch the negative occurrence before reducing. #[test] fn bad_induct_neg_reducible() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // constType : Type → Type → Type := fun x y => x let (ct_id, ct_c) = mk_defn( "constType", @@ -916,7 +915,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -926,7 +925,7 @@ mod tests { /// predWithTypeField : Prop — inductive Prop with a Type field (allowed for Props) #[test] fn good_pred_with_type_field() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "PredWithTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1006,13 +1005,13 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &block_id); } /// typeWithTypeField : Type 1 — inductive Type 1 with a Type field (allowed) #[test] fn good_type_with_type_field() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "TypeWithTypeField"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1092,7 +1091,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &block_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1103,7 +1102,7 @@ mod tests { /// swapped level params [u2, u1] instead of [u1, u2] #[test] fn bad_induct_wrong_ctor_res_level() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "inductWrongCtorResLevel"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let ctor_id = mk_id(&format!("{n}.mk")); @@ -1200,14 +1199,14 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } /// inductInIndex: constructor result has inductive applied to itself in index position /// I : Prop → Prop, mk : I (I aProp) — recursive occurrence in index #[test] fn bad_induct_in_index() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (ap_id, ap_c) = mk_axiom("aProp", 0, vec![], sort0()); env.insert(ap_id, ap_c); @@ -1286,7 +1285,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_rejects(&env, &block_id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &block_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1296,15 +1295,15 @@ mod tests { /// inductLevelParam: inductive with duplicate level params [u, u] #[test] fn bad_induct_dup_level_params() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let id = mk_simple_indc( - &env, + &mut env, "inductLevelParam", 2, // 2 level params &[mk_name("u"), mk_name("u")], // duplicate! &sort1(), ); - check_rejects(&env, &id); + check_rejects(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1315,7 +1314,7 @@ mod tests { /// BoolProp : Prop with 2 constructors — recursor can only eliminate into Prop #[test] fn good_bool_prop_rec() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "BoolProp"; let block_id = mk_id(n); @@ -1430,9 +1429,9 @@ mod tests { ); // Check the inductive - check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &block_id); // Check the recursor - check_accepts(&env, &rec_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &rec_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1446,7 +1445,7 @@ mod tests { /// in ctor parameter positions. #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( @@ -1576,7 +1575,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &block_id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1590,7 +1589,7 @@ mod tests { /// Kernel should reduce ctor param types and accept this reflexive inductive. #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // id1 : Sort 1 → Sort 1 := fun x => x let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( @@ -1700,7 +1699,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &block_id); } /// reduceCtorParamRefl2: variant where constType (I α) α reduces to I α (not I α, I α) @@ -1708,7 +1707,7 @@ mod tests { /// Field: α → constType (I α) α reduces to α → I α (reflexive) #[test] fn good_reduce_ctor_param_refl2() { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let (id1_id, id1_c) = mk_defn( "id1", @@ -1811,6 +1810,6 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id.clone(), ctor_id, rec_id]); - check_accepts(&env, &block_id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &block_id); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs index 27dfffb9..e57e4ae7 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tutorial/reduction.rs @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::env::{Name, ReducibilityHints}; use crate::ix::kernel::constant::KConst; @@ -19,8 +18,8 @@ mod tests { /// PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → α → α /// PN.zero : PN := fun α s z => z /// PN.succ : PN → PN := fun n α s z => s (n α s z) - fn peano_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + fn peano_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // PN := ∀ α, (α → α) → α → α // = ∀ (α : Type), (α → α) → α → α // depth 0: α=var(0). (α → α) = pi(var(0), var(1)). α → α at depth 1. @@ -166,7 +165,7 @@ mod tests { env.insert(id, c); } - add_eq_axioms(&env); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); env } @@ -192,10 +191,10 @@ mod tests { app(var(0), cnst("PN.lit2", &[])), ), ); - let env2 = env; + let mut env2 = env; let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano1", 0, vec![], ty, val); env2.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env2, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env2, &id); } /// peano2 : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit2 := fun t v => v (PN.add PN.lit1 PN.lit1) @@ -224,10 +223,10 @@ mod tests { app(var(0), one_plus_one), ), ); - let env2 = env; + let mut env2 = env; let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano2", 0, vec![], ty, val); env2.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env2, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env2, &id); } /// peano3 : ∀ (t : PN → Prop) (v : (n : PN) → t n), t PN.lit4 := fun t v => v (PN.mul PN.lit2 PN.lit2) @@ -255,10 +254,10 @@ mod tests { app(var(0), two_times_two), ), ); - let env2 = env; + let mut env2 = env; let (id, c) = mk_thm("peano3", 0, vec![], ty, val); env2.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env2, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env2, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -266,8 +265,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build Bool environment with working recursor rules. - fn bool_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + fn bool_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "Bool"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let false_id = mk_id("Bool.false"); @@ -384,7 +383,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, false_id, true_id, rec_id]); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); env } @@ -392,7 +391,7 @@ mod tests { /// ∧ Bool.rec false_val true_val true = true_val #[test] fn good_bool_rec_reduction() { - let env = bool_env(); + let mut env = bool_env(); // Test: Bool.rec (motive := fun _ => Bool) Bool.false Bool.true Bool.false = Bool.false // i.e., the recursor on false returns the false-case value @@ -422,13 +421,13 @@ mod tests { eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.false", &[])); let (id, c) = mk_thm("boolRecFalse", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// Bool.rec on true returns the true-case value #[test] fn good_bool_rec_reduction_true() { - let env = bool_env(); + let mut env = bool_env(); let motive = nlam("_", cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool", &[])); let rec_app = apps( @@ -450,7 +449,7 @@ mod tests { eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), cnst("Bool", &[]), cnst("Bool.true", &[])); let (id, c) = mk_thm("boolRecTrue", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -458,8 +457,8 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build N (Nat-like) environment with working recursor rules. - fn nat_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + fn nat_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let n = "N"; let block_id = mk_id(n); let zero_id = mk_id("N.zero"); @@ -603,7 +602,7 @@ mod tests { env .blocks .insert(block_id.clone(), vec![block_id, zero_id, succ_id, rec_id]); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); env } @@ -612,7 +611,7 @@ mod tests { /// Tests: N.add N.zero m = m ∧ N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) #[test] fn good_n_rec_reduction() { - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); @@ -665,13 +664,13 @@ mod tests { let val1 = nlam("m", nat(), eq_refl_expr(usucc(uzero()), nat(), var(0))); let (id1, c1) = mk_thm("nAddZero", 0, vec![], ty1, val1); env.insert(id1.clone(), c1); - check_accepts(&env, &id1); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id1); } /// N.add N.succ reduction: N.add (N.succ n) m = N.succ (N.add n m) #[test] fn good_n_rec_reduction_succ() { - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); let motive = nlam("_", nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); @@ -727,7 +726,7 @@ mod tests { ); let (id2, c2) = mk_thm("nAddSucc", 0, vec![], ty2, val2); env.insert(id2.clone(), c2); - check_accepts(&env, &id2); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id2); } // ========================================================================== @@ -736,8 +735,8 @@ mod tests { /// Build an environment with Bool + RTree (reflexive inductive). /// RTree : Type, RTree.leaf : RTree, RTree.node : (Bool → RTree) → RTree - fn rtree_env() -> Arc> { - let env = bool_env(); + fn rtree_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = bool_env(); let n = "RTree"; let block_id = mk_id(n); @@ -901,7 +900,7 @@ mod tests { /// rtreeRecReduction : ∀ (t1 t2 : RTree), (RTree.node (Bool.rec t2 t1)).left = t1 #[test] fn good_rtree_rec_reduction() { - let env = rtree_env(); + let mut env = rtree_env(); let rt = || cnst("RTree", &[]); @@ -968,7 +967,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("rtreeRecReduction", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -979,7 +978,7 @@ mod tests { /// Type checking a Nat literal — needs Primitives wired up. #[test] fn good_nat_lit() { - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); // We need to use the actual Nat type for nat literals. @@ -996,14 +995,14 @@ mod tests { prims.nat = mk_id("N"); prims.nat_zero = mk_id("N.zero"); prims.nat_succ = mk_id("N.succ"); - check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &id, prims); + check_accepts_with_prims(&mut env, &id, prims); } /// natLitEq : Eq N 3 (N.succ (N.succ (N.succ N.zero))) := Eq.refl 3 /// Nat literal 3 must reduce to succ(succ(succ(zero))). #[test] fn good_nat_lit_eq() { - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); let nat = || cnst("N", &[]); use crate::ix::address::Address; @@ -1026,7 +1025,7 @@ mod tests { prims.nat = mk_id("N"); prims.nat_zero = mk_id("N.zero"); prims.nat_succ = mk_id("N.succ"); - check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &id, prims); + check_accepts_with_prims(&mut env, &id, prims); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1034,9 +1033,9 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Build Prod.{u,v} : Type u → Type v → Type (max u v) environment. - fn prod_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_axioms(&env); + fn prod_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_axioms(&mut env); // Also need Bool for projection tests let bool_id = mk_id("Bool"); @@ -1265,7 +1264,7 @@ mod tests { /// Projection .proj Prod 1 (Prod.mk true false) reduces to false. #[test] fn good_proj_red() { - let env = prod_env(); + let mut env = prod_env(); // Prod.mk.{0,0} Bool Bool true false : Prod Bool Bool let pair = apps( @@ -1287,14 +1286,14 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("projRed", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// structEta : ∀ (x : Prod Bool Bool), x = Prod.mk (.proj Prod 0 x) (.proj Prod 1 x) /// Structure eta: a value of a structure type equals the constructor applied to its projections. #[test] fn good_struct_eta() { - let env = prod_env(); + let mut env = prod_env(); let prod_bb = app( app(cnst("Prod", &[uzero(), uzero()]), cnst("Bool", &[])), @@ -1322,13 +1321,13 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("structEta", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } /// prodRecEqns: Prod.rec f (Prod.mk true false) = f true false = true #[test] fn good_prod_rec_reduction() { - let env = prod_env(); + let mut env = prod_env(); let u1 = usucc(uzero()); let prod_bb = app( @@ -1357,7 +1356,7 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("prodRecEqns", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts(&env, &id); + check_accepts(&mut env, &id); } // ========================================================================== @@ -1365,7 +1364,7 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================== /// Add Eq as a full inductive (not just axioms) — needed for Quot.lift validation. - fn add_eq_inductive(env: &KEnv) { + fn add_eq_inductive(env: &mut KEnv) { let eq_id = mk_id("Eq"); let refl_id = mk_id("Eq.refl"); let eq_rec_id = mk_id("Eq.rec"); @@ -1465,9 +1464,9 @@ mod tests { /// Build Quot environment: Quot, Quot.mk, Quot.lift, Quot.ind as KConst::Quot. /// Also includes Eq as full inductive (needed for Quot.lift validation). - fn quot_env() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - add_eq_inductive(&env); + fn quot_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + add_eq_inductive(&mut env); use crate::ix::env::QuotKind; @@ -1644,28 +1643,31 @@ mod tests { /// quotMkType: type assertion for Quot.mk #[test] fn good_quot_mk_type() { - let env = quot_env(); - check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &mk_id("Quot.mk"), quot_prims(&env)); + let mut env = quot_env(); + let prims = quot_prims(&env); + check_accepts_with_prims(&mut env, &mk_id("Quot.mk"), prims); } /// quotLiftType: type assertion for Quot.lift #[test] fn good_quot_lift_type() { - let env = quot_env(); - check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &mk_id("Quot.lift"), quot_prims(&env)); + let mut env = quot_env(); + let prims = quot_prims(&env); + check_accepts_with_prims(&mut env, &mk_id("Quot.lift"), prims); } /// quotIndType: type assertion for Quot.ind #[test] fn good_quot_ind_type() { - let env = quot_env(); - check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &mk_id("Quot.ind"), quot_prims(&env)); + let mut env = quot_env(); + let prims = quot_prims(&env); + check_accepts_with_prims(&mut env, &mk_id("Quot.ind"), prims); } /// quotLiftReduction: Quot.lift f h (Quot.mk r a) = f a #[test] fn good_quot_lift_reduction() { - let env = quot_env(); + let mut env = quot_env(); let prims = quot_prims(&env); // We need a concrete type for testing. Use Bool (as axiom). @@ -1740,6 +1742,6 @@ mod tests { let (id, c) = mk_thm("quotLiftReduction", 0, vec![], ty, val); env.insert(id.clone(), c); - check_accepts_with_prims(&env, &id, prims); + check_accepts_with_prims(&mut env, &id, prims); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index de69b3e5..61266d40 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ impl WhnfFlags { } } -impl TypeChecker { +impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { fn dump_whnf_fuel( &self, phase: &str, @@ -359,6 +359,27 @@ impl TypeChecker { e: &KExpr, flags: WhnfFlags, ) -> Result, TcError> { + // Fast pre-cache: leaves that whnf_core never reduces. Returning + // `e.clone()` directly skips both the `whnf_key` build (a `ctx_addr` + // probe + hash compose) and the `whnf_core_cache` probe/insert, and + // — more importantly — keeps the cache from filling with trivial + // `e → e` entries that dominate cache size on big mathlib blocks. + // + // `Const` is in the leaf set here (unlike `whnf`/`whnf_no_delta`) + // because `whnf_core` does NOT delta-unfold. `Var` is a leaf only + // when there are no active let-bindings; otherwise it might + // zeta-reduce against a let-bound value via `lookup_let_val`. + match e.data() { + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::All(..) + | ExprData::Lam(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) => return Ok(e.clone()), + ExprData::Var(..) if self.num_let_bindings == 0 => return Ok(e.clone()), + _ => {}, + } + if flags.is_full() { let key = self.whnf_key(e); if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cache.get(&key) { @@ -427,7 +448,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } else { self.whnf(&val)? }; - if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval)? { cur = result; continue; } @@ -438,7 +459,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { ExprData::Let(_, _, val, body, _, _) => { let val = val.clone(); let body = body.clone(); - cur = subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &val, 0); + cur = subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body, &val, 0); continue; }, @@ -452,7 +473,10 @@ impl TypeChecker { // Multi-arg beta if matches!(f.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) { let mut body = f; - let mut consumed_args = Vec::new(); + // Pre-size: at most one arg is consumed per outer Lam, capped by + // `args.len()`. Pre-sizing skips the first growth reallocation + // for non-trivial spines on this hot path. + let mut consumed_args = Vec::with_capacity(args.len()); while consumed_args.len() < args.len() { if let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, inner, _) = body.data() { let inner = inner.clone(); @@ -465,7 +489,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let remaining_start = consumed_args.len(); if !consumed_args.is_empty() { consumed_args.reverse(); - body = simul_subst(&self.env.intern, &body, &consumed_args, 0); + body = simul_subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body, &consumed_args, 0); } for arg in &args[remaining_start..] { body = self.intern(KExpr::app(body, arg.clone())); @@ -613,7 +637,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { continue; } - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_projection_definition(&cur) { + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_projection_definition(&cur)? { cur = reduced; continue; } @@ -643,7 +667,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Bare constant if let ExprData::Const(id, us, _) = e.data() - && let Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) = self.env.get(id) + && let Some(KConst::Defn { kind, val, .. }) = self.try_get_const(id)? && matches!(kind, DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem) { self.dump_delta_trace(id, 0, e); @@ -666,7 +690,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => return Ok(None), }; - let val = match self.env.get(id) { + let val = match self.try_get_const(id)? { Some(KConst::Defn { kind: DefKind::Definition | DefKind::Theorem, val, @@ -742,7 +766,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { _ => return Ok(None), }; - let recr = match self.env.get(&rec_id) { + let recr = match self.try_get_const(&rec_id)? { Some(KConst::Recr { k, params, @@ -823,7 +847,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (ctor_head, ctor_args) = collect_app_spine(&major_whnf); let is_ctor = match ctor_head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { - matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Ctor { .. })) + matches!(self.try_get_const(id)?, Some(KConst::Ctor { .. })) }, _ => false, }; @@ -846,11 +870,11 @@ impl TypeChecker { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, _ => unreachable!(), }; - let (cidx, ctor_fields) = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { cidx, fields, .. }) => { + let (cidx, ctor_fields) = match self.get_const(ctor_id)? { + KConst::Ctor { cidx, fields, .. } => { (u64_to_usize::(cidx)?, u64_to_usize::(fields)?) }, - _ => unreachable!(), + _ => return Ok(None), }; if cidx >= recr.rules.len() { @@ -893,13 +917,13 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(None) } - fn is_struct_like(&self, id: &KId) -> bool { - match self.env.get(id) { + fn is_struct_like(&mut self, id: &KId) -> Result> { + Ok(match self.try_get_const(id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { is_rec, indices, ctors, .. }) => { !is_rec && indices == 0 && ctors.len() == 1 }, _ => false, - } + }) } fn try_struct_eta_iota( @@ -917,7 +941,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { return Ok(None); } - let rec_ty = match self.env.get(rec_id) { + let rec_ty = match self.try_get_const(rec_id)? { Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), None => return Ok(None), }; @@ -926,7 +950,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { Ok(id) => id, Err(_) => return Ok(None), }; - if !self.is_struct_like(&ind_id) { + if !self.is_struct_like(&ind_id)? { return Ok(None); } @@ -1000,7 +1024,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { }; // Get the recursor's target inductive from its type - let rec_ty = match self.env.get(rec_id) { + let rec_ty = match self.try_get_const(rec_id)? { Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), None => return Ok(None), }; @@ -1016,7 +1040,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } // Get the first constructor - let ctor_id = match self.env.get(&ind_id) { + let ctor_id = match self.try_get_const(&ind_id)? { Some(KConst::Indc { ctors, .. }) if !ctors.is_empty() => ctors[0].clone(), _ => return Ok(None), }; @@ -1052,7 +1076,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { id: &KId, field: u64, wval: &KExpr, - ) -> Option> { + ) -> Result>, TcError> { // String literal → constructor form before trying projection let wval_expanded; let wval = if let ExprData::Str(s, _, _) = wval.data() { @@ -1068,30 +1092,36 @@ impl TypeChecker { self.try_reduce_fin_val_decidable_rec(id, field, &head, &args) { self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, None, Some(&result)); - return Some(result); + return Ok(Some(result)); } let ctor_id = match head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id, _ => { self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, None, None); - return None; + return Ok(None); }, }; - let ctor_params = match self.env.get(ctor_id) { - Some(KConst::Ctor { params, .. }) => usize::try_from(params).ok()?, + let ctor_params = match self.try_get_const(ctor_id)? { + Some(KConst::Ctor { params, .. }) => match usize::try_from(params) { + Ok(params) => params, + Err(_) => return Ok(None), + }, _ => { self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, None, None); - return None; + return Ok(None); }, }; let field_start = ctor_params; - let idx = field_start + usize::try_from(field).ok()?; + let Ok(field_idx) = usize::try_from(field) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let idx = field_start + field_idx; let result = args.get(idx).cloned(); self.dump_proj_trace(id, field, wval, Some(ctor_params), result.as_ref()); - result + Ok(result) } fn try_reduce_fin_val_decidable_rec( @@ -1177,7 +1207,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { } else { self.whnf(&val)? }; - if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval) { + if let Some(result) = self.try_proj_reduce(&id, field, &wval)? { return Ok(Some((result, args))); } } @@ -1187,26 +1217,29 @@ impl TypeChecker { fn try_reduce_projection_definition( &mut self, e: &KExpr, - ) -> Option> { + ) -> Result>, TcError> { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { - return None; + return Ok(None); }; - let val = match self.env.get(id) { + let val = match self.try_get_const(id)? { Some(KConst::Defn { kind: DefKind::Definition, val, .. }) => val, - _ => return None, + _ => return Ok(None), }; let (arity, struct_id, field, struct_arg_idx) = - self.projection_definition_info(&val)?; + match self.projection_definition_info(&val) { + Some(info) => info, + None => return Ok(None), + }; if args.len() < arity { - return None; + return Ok(None); } let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::prj(struct_id, field, args[struct_arg_idx].clone())); for arg in args.iter().skip(arity) { result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); } - Some(result) + Ok(Some(result)) } fn projection_definition_info( @@ -1291,7 +1324,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (head, _) = collect_app_spine(dom); if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() { // Only accept if the head resolves to an inductive. - if matches!(self.env.get(id), Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { + if matches!(self.try_get_const(id)?, Some(KConst::Indc { .. })) { return Ok(id.clone()); } } @@ -2433,7 +2466,7 @@ impl TypeChecker { let (arg_id, arg_us) = arg_const; // Look up the constant's definition body - let body = match self.env.get(&arg_id) { + let body = match self.try_get_const(&arg_id)? { Some(KConst::Defn { val, .. }) => val.clone(), _ => return Ok(None), }; @@ -2820,7 +2853,7 @@ fn compute_int_bin( Some(r) } -impl TypeChecker { +impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { /// Native Int reduction. Dispatches on the head constant: /// /// - `Int.neg x`: unary negation if `x` whnfs to an Int literal. @@ -3064,7 +3097,6 @@ fn apply_extra_args( #[cfg(test)] mod tests { - use std::sync::Arc; use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; @@ -3096,8 +3128,8 @@ mod tests { } /// Build a minimal env with a single definition: `id := λ x. x : Sort 0 → Sort 0` - fn env_with_id() -> Arc> { - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + fn env_with_id() -> KEnv { + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let id_ty = AE::all((), (), sort0(), sort0()); // Sort 0 → Sort 0 let id_val = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); // λ x. x env.insert( @@ -3155,31 +3187,31 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_var_identity() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let v = AE::var(0, ()); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&v).unwrap(), v); } #[test] fn whnf_sort_identity() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&sort0()).unwrap(), sort0()); } #[test] fn whnf_lam_identity() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&lam).unwrap(), lam); } #[test] fn whnf_beta_simple() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // (λ x. x) a → a let lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let a = AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())); @@ -3189,8 +3221,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_beta_multi() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // (λ x y. x) a b → a let body = AE::var(1, ()); // x (de Bruijn 1, the outer binder) let inner_lam = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), body); @@ -3203,8 +3235,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_zeta() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // let x := Sort 0 in x → Sort 0 let let_e = AE::let_((), sort1(), sort0(), AE::var(0, ()), true); assert_eq!(tc.whnf(&let_e).unwrap(), sort0()); @@ -3212,8 +3244,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_delta() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // id(Sort 0) should delta-unfold id then beta-reduce let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let app = AE::app(id_const, sort0()); @@ -3222,8 +3254,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_delta_opaque_blocked() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let opaque = AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque"), Box::new([])); // Opaque should NOT be unfolded let result = tc.whnf(&opaque).unwrap(); @@ -3232,8 +3264,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_delta_opaque_hint_unfolds() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let opaque_def = AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque_def"), Box::new([])); let result = tc.whnf(&opaque_def).unwrap(); assert_eq!(result, sort1()); @@ -3243,8 +3275,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_string_legacy_back_empty_literal() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let back = kt::ME::cnst(kt::mk_id("String.Legacy.back"), Box::new([])); let empty = kt::ME::str(String::new(), Address::hash(b"")); let result = tc.whnf(&kt::ME::app(back, empty)).unwrap(); @@ -3268,8 +3300,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_string_utf8_byte_size_literal() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let size = kt::ME::cnst(kt::mk_id("String.utf8ByteSize"), Box::new([])); let s = kt::ME::str("L∃∀N".to_string(), Address::hash("L∃∀N".as_bytes())); let result = tc.whnf(&kt::ME::app(size, s)).unwrap(); @@ -3287,8 +3319,8 @@ mod tests { fn def_eq_string_to_byte_array_empty() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let to_byte_array = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.string_to_byte_array.clone(), Box::new([])); let empty_string = kt::ME::str(String::new(), Address::hash(b"")); @@ -3299,8 +3331,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_cache_hit() { - let env = env_with_id(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = env_with_id(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let id_const = AE::cnst(mk_id("id"), Box::new([])); let app = AE::app(id_const, sort0()); let r1 = tc.whnf(&app).unwrap(); @@ -3345,10 +3377,10 @@ mod tests { /// Build a Nat env with Nat, Nat.zero, Nat.succ, Nat.rec, and Nat.sub. /// Nat.sub is defined as a primitive that the kernel's try_reduce_nat handles, /// but also has a delta-unfoldable body using Nat.rec (to test reduction order). - fn nat_env() -> Arc> { + fn nat_env() -> KEnv { use super::super::constant::RecRule; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::new(); let block = mk_id("Nat"); // Nat : Sort 1 @@ -3480,7 +3512,7 @@ mod tests { env } - fn insert_nat_add_model(env: &Arc>, add_id: KId) { + fn insert_nat_add_model(env: &mut KEnv, add_id: KId) { let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); let add_ty = pi(nat(), pi(nat(), nat())); @@ -3507,7 +3539,7 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_sub_native() { // Nat.sub 1000 500 should reduce to Nat(500) via try_reduce_nat, // without delta-unfolding Nat.sub's body. - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); // Build primitives from an empty env to get hardcoded addresses as KIds let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); @@ -3530,7 +3562,7 @@ mod tests { block: sub_id.clone(), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let sub_const = AE::cnst(sub_id, Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(sub_const, mk_nat(1000)), mk_nat(500)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); @@ -3550,8 +3582,8 @@ mod tests { // Sparse-case code also carries binders that disappear after WHNF of // primitive arguments, so primitive reduction must not reject the whole // application just because it syntactically contains a loose bvar. - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); let ctor_num = app(succ, mk_nat(4)); @@ -3569,8 +3601,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_ble_large() { // Nat.ble 2^32 2^32 should reduce to Bool.true via try_reduce_nat - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); let big = mk_nat(1u64 << 32); let expr = app(app(ble, big.clone()), big); @@ -3584,7 +3616,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_ble_symbolic_succ_stays_stuck() { - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); let ble_id = prims.nat_ble.clone(); @@ -3607,7 +3639,7 @@ mod tests { }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let ble = AE::cnst(ble_id.clone(), Box::new([])); let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(ble, mk_nat(65536)), app(succ, var(0))); @@ -3629,8 +3661,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_predicates_reduce_one_symbolic_ctor_layer() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); let beq = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_beq.clone(), Box::new([])); let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); @@ -3658,8 +3690,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_predicates_reduce_literal_ctor_against_symbolic_ctor() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); @@ -3676,12 +3708,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_predicates_peek_through_symbolic_add() { - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); - insert_nat_add_model(&env, prims.nat_add.clone()); + insert_nat_add_model(&mut env, prims.nat_add.clone()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); let lhs = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); @@ -3697,12 +3729,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_add_symbolic_literal_rhs_exposes_succ() { - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); - insert_nat_add_model(&env, prims.nat_add.clone()); + insert_nat_add_model(&mut env, prims.nat_add.clone()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); @@ -3714,8 +3746,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_add_ofnat_zero_lhs_stays_stuck() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let nat_ty = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([])); let ofnat_zero = kt::apps( kt::cnst("OfNat.ofNat", &[]), @@ -3731,8 +3763,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_mul_ofnat_one_rhs_stays_stuck() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let nat_ty = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([])); let ofnat_one = kt::apps( kt::cnst("OfNat.ofNat", &[]), @@ -3746,8 +3778,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_mul_symbolic_zero_rhs_returns_zero() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let mul = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(mul, var(0)), mk_nat(0)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); @@ -3761,8 +3793,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_nat_add_literal_lhs_not_succ_chain() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.push_local(nat()); for n in 0..=4 { @@ -3783,8 +3815,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn def_eq_nat_mul_non_iota_symbolic_cases_stay_distinct() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); tc.push_local(nat()); let mul = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), Box::new([])); @@ -3811,8 +3843,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_mod_literal_by_symbolic_lower_bound() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); let modu = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mod.clone(), Box::new([])); let denom = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); @@ -3828,8 +3860,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_sub_symbolic_literal_rhs_peels_succ() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); let sub = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); let lhs = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); @@ -3843,8 +3875,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_bitvec_ult_zero_rhs_is_false() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let zero = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[kt::var(1), mk_meta_nat(0)]); let ult = @@ -3862,8 +3894,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_bitvec_to_nat_ofnat_zero_is_zero() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let zero = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[kt::var(0), mk_meta_nat(0)]); let expr = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.toNat", &[]), &[kt::var(0), zero]); @@ -3880,8 +3912,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_decide_bitvec_lt_zero_is_false() { use super::super::testing as kt; - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let width = kt::var(1); let bv_ty = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec", &[]), std::slice::from_ref(&width)); let zero = @@ -3905,7 +3937,7 @@ mod tests { // proving `Nat.sub (2^16) x =?= y` via def-eq. If Nat.sub gets // delta-unfolded to Nat.rec before try_reduce_nat intercepts it, // the kernel diverges on iota reduction. - let env = nat_env(); + let mut env = nat_env(); // Build primitives from an empty env to get hardcoded addresses as KIds let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); @@ -3930,7 +3962,7 @@ mod tests { block: sub_id.clone(), }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let sub_const = AE::cnst(sub_id, Box::new([])); let big = mk_nat(65536); // 2^16 let expr = app(app(sub_const, big), mk_nat(0)); @@ -3947,8 +3979,8 @@ mod tests { fn def_eq_large_nat_literals() { // Two identical large Nat literals should be equal via the fast-path // (direct value comparison, not O(n) succ peeling). - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let a = mk_nat(1 << 20); // ~1 million let b = mk_nat(1 << 20); assert!( @@ -3961,8 +3993,8 @@ mod tests { fn whnf_nat_rec_small() { // Nat.rec (motive) zero_case succ_case (Nat(3)) should reduce via iota // to succ_case 2 (succ_case 1 (succ_case 0 zero_case)) - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let rec = cnst("Nat.rec", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]); // Nat.rec.{1} // motive := λ _, Nat let motive = lam(nat(), nat()); @@ -3994,8 +4026,8 @@ mod tests { /// System.Platform.numBits (handled by try_reduce_native → 64) /// Nat.pow at the correct primitive address /// USize.size := Nat.pow 2 numBits (reducible def) - fn usize_env() -> Arc> { - let env = nat_env(); + fn usize_env() -> KEnv { + let mut env = nat_env(); let empty = KEnv::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); @@ -4102,8 +4134,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_system_platform_num_bits() { // System.Platform.numBits should reduce to 64 via try_reduce_native - let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let num_bits = AE::cnst(tc.prims.system_platform_num_bits.clone(), Box::new([])); let result = tc.whnf(&num_bits).unwrap(); @@ -4118,8 +4150,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_pow_2_64() { // Nat.pow 2 64 should reduce to 2^64 - let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let pow_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pow.clone(), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(pow_const, mk_nat(2)), mk_nat(64)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); @@ -4136,8 +4168,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_usize_size() { // USize.size := Nat.pow 2 numBits should reduce to 2^64 - let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); let result = tc.whnf(&usize_size).unwrap(); let expected = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 63) * 2u64; @@ -4152,8 +4184,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_sub_usize_size_0() { // Nat.sub USize.size 0 should reduce to 2^64 - let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let sub_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(sub_const, usize_size), mk_nat(0)); @@ -4170,8 +4202,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_nat_pred_usize_size() { // Nat.pred USize.size should reduce to 2^64 - 1 - let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let pred_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), Box::new([])); let usize_size = AE::cnst(mk_id("USize.size"), Box::new([])); let expr = app(pred_const, usize_size); @@ -4189,8 +4221,8 @@ mod tests { fn def_eq_usize_pred_sub_vs_sub_1() { // Nat.pred (Nat.sub USize.size 0) =?= Nat.sub USize.size 1 // This is the actual failing pattern from USize.toUInt16_ofNatTruncate_of_lt - let env = usize_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = usize_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let sub_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); let pred_const = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), Box::new([])); @@ -4227,7 +4259,7 @@ mod tests { let empty = KEnv::::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // A definition whose body is Bool.true at the canonical Bool.true addr. env.insert( mk_id("BodyTrue"), @@ -4245,7 +4277,7 @@ mod tests { }, ); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Set the guard — simulating an in-progress native reduction. tc.in_native_reduce = true; @@ -4275,8 +4307,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_large_nat_literal_iota_cap() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // A literal well above the 2^20 threshold. let huge = mk_nat(1u64 << 25); // Nat.rec : ∀ {motive} (zero) (succ) (t : Nat), motive t @@ -4300,11 +4332,11 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================= /// Minimal Quot env: Quot / Quot.mk / Quot.lift / Quot.ind as axioms. - fn quot_env() -> Arc> { + fn quot_env() -> KEnv { let empty = KEnv::::new(); let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); - let env = Arc::new(KEnv::::new()); + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); // Types are placeholders; we only need these to live at canonical // addresses so `try_quot_reduce` recognizes them. env.insert( @@ -4353,8 +4385,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_quot_lift_reduces() { // Quot.lift α r β f h (Quot.mk α r a) → f a - let env = quot_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = quot_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let alpha = AE::cnst(mk_id("α"), Box::new([])); let r = AE::cnst(mk_id("r"), Box::new([])); @@ -4406,14 +4438,7 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_quot_lift_stuck_on_non_mk_major() { // Major is not Quot.mk → no reduction. - let env = quot_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); - - let alpha = AE::cnst(mk_id("α"), Box::new([])); - let r = AE::cnst(mk_id("r"), Box::new([])); - let beta = AE::cnst(mk_id("β"), Box::new([])); - let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); - let h = AE::cnst(mk_id("h"), Box::new([])); + let mut env = quot_env(); // Major is an opaque axiom, not Quot.mk — include it in the env. env.insert( mk_id("opaque_q"), @@ -4425,6 +4450,13 @@ mod tests { ty: sort0(), }, ); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + + let alpha = AE::cnst(mk_id("α"), Box::new([])); + let r = AE::cnst(mk_id("r"), Box::new([])); + let beta = AE::cnst(mk_id("β"), Box::new([])); + let f = AE::cnst(mk_id("f"), Box::new([])); + let h = AE::cnst(mk_id("h"), Box::new([])); let opaque = AE::cnst(mk_id("opaque_q"), Box::new([])); let lift = AE::app( @@ -4462,8 +4494,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn whnf_quot_lift_insufficient_args_stuck() { // Fewer than 6 args → no reduction. - let env = quot_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = quot_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); // Only 3 args let alpha = AE::cnst(mk_id("α"), Box::new([])); let r = AE::cnst(mk_id("r"), Box::new([])); @@ -4497,8 +4529,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn decidable_reduction_non_nat_arg_bails_out() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let dec_le = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_dec_le.clone(), Box::new([])); // Args are not Nat literals — decidable path must not panic, must // not reduce. @@ -4510,8 +4542,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn decidable_reduction_underapplied_bails_out() { - let env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(Arc::clone(&env)); + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let dec_le = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_dec_le.clone(), Box::new([])); // Only 1 arg — path must bail out. let expr = AE::app(dec_le, mk_nat(3)); From 8f15dc08f4c151a2c0d7b01db76b762aace8e125 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2026 13:14:33 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 24/34] kernel: add FVar binder opening, alpha-invariant hashing, Nat reducer rework MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three large independent threads landed together. They share files (notably whnf.rs, infer.rs, inductive.rs) so splitting the diff post-hoc is awkward; each is described separately below. == 1. Free-variable binder opening == New `src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs` introduces `LocalContext` (insertion-ordered, FxHashMap-indexed by `FVarId`) and `NameGenerator`. New `ExprData::FVar(id, name, info)` leaf carries an opaque `FVarId(u64)` whose value participates in the blake3 content hash, so distinct fvars hash distinctly. The fresh-id counter lives on `KEnv` (`next_fvar_id`) so per-worker checkers cannot mint colliding ids and pollute shared infer/whnf caches. `infer.rs` opens `Lam` / `All` / `Let` binders into the lctx via `open_binder` / `open_binder_anon[_with_fv]` helpers on `TypeChecker`. The inferred body is closed back via `abstract_fvars` and wrapped in `All` with anonymous name + default binder info, matching the legacy de-Bruijn shape (recursor coherence relies on this exact shape). `def_eq.rs` swaps the `lbr()==0` Bool-eager-reduction guard for `!has_fvars()`, since lctx-opened expressions are no longer closed under `lbr`. A new `ExprInfo::has_fvars` flag is ORed through composite constructors, so "does this subtree mention any fvar" is O(1). Substitution gains `instantiate_rev`, `abstract_fvars` (both memoized via `FxHashMap` per call), and `cheap_beta_reduce` for App(λ, …) peephole reduction inside inferred Pi types. `subst_no_intern` / `lift_no_intern` produce non-interned results for short-lived WHNF intermediates that would otherwise pin gigabytes of dead predecessor literals in the global intern table. `inductive.rs` migrates its validation walks from `push_local`/`pop_local` (de-Bruijn `ctx` stack) to `lctx.push` / `lctx.truncate`. Constructor field traversal now records the fvar `KExpr` and uses `hash_eq` against it instead of computing de-Bruijn offsets — the dead `lower_vars` / `lower_vars_inner` helpers and the old `build_motive_type` are removed. `tc.rs::depth()` is now the sum of the legacy ctx and the lctx because some validation paths still mix both during the partial transition. Soundness fences: - `egress.rs` panics on `FVar(_)` in both `egress_expr` and `kexpr_to_ixon` — egressed terms must be abstracted back to de Bruijn. - `canonical_check.rs::compare_kexpr` returns `Err(TcError::UnexpectedFVarInComparator)` (new variant) when either side has fvars, so canonicalization never sees an open expression. - `aux_gen/expr_utils.rs::kexpr_to_lean` maps an unexpected FVar to a synthetic `_kernel_fvar_` name so diagnostics can surface the leak instead of silently emitting nonsense. `is_let_var` replaces the old `num_let_bindings > 0` quick exit in WHNF, so the per-Var lookup decides whether to consult `let_vals`. == 2. Alpha-invariant content hashing == `expr.rs::var_hash` / `sort_hash` and `level.rs::param`'s hasher no longer fold the binder/param `Name` into the blake3 hash. Same change is reflected in the binder-aware variants (Lam/All/Let) — names and `BinderInfo` are display-only metadata. Result: in both `Anon` and `Meta` modes, two expressions that differ only in binder display names hash identically. The `def_eq.rs` Tier-1 hash-equality fast-path is now sufficient by itself; the older "fall through to `compare_kexpr` for alpha-equivalence" branch is removed (commented in place explaining why). `mode.rs` retains `MetaHash` for callers that explicitly want metadata ordering for diagnostics, but the trait is no longer wired into the expression/universe hash builders. `level.rs` tests are flipped to assert that anon-vs-meta param hashes match, and that meta params with different display names produce equal addresses. == 3. Nat reducer rework == A from-scratch rebuild of WHNF's Nat handling, audited against `refs/lean4/src/kernel/type_checker.cpp` and `refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean`. The audit and per-primitive expected behaviour are documented in `docs/nat-reduction-audit.md`. Major shape changes in `whnf.rs`: - `whnf_with_nat_succ_mode(NatSuccMode::Collapse | Stuck)` separates the full-WHNF caller from inner Nat-recursor literal peeling, where caching each predecessor would balloon RSS. - `cleanup_nat_offset_major` exposes one constructor layer of an offset major (`base + k`) as `Nat.succ (base + (k-1))`, so `Nat.rec ... (x + huge)` doesn't allocate one literal per predecessor while still letting closed arithmetic compute compactly. - `try_reduce_nat_succ_iter` / `try_reduce_nat_succ_linear_rec` give bounded linear shortcuts for `Nat.rec` step cases that immediately force `ih` (the runaway pattern that the previous `nat_iota_should_stick` heuristic was trying — and failing — to catch on omega-style proofs). - The Tier-4 lazy-delta reduction order in `def_eq.rs` is realigned to lean4's reference: `is_def_eq_offset` → `try_reduce_nat` (gated on `!has_fvars` || `eager_reduce`) → `try_reduce_native` → ix-specific `try_reduce_decidable`. The old special-cased `try_reduce_int` is deleted; Int operations now reduce by ordinary delta/iota plus native Nat reduction, matching Lean. Address-based primitive recognition in `primitive.rs`. Names previously matched via `is_const_named` (string compare on `KId::name`) are now resolved by hardcoded blake3 address — alpha-twin display names (e.g. `Lean.RBColor.rec` for `Bool.rec`) silently bypassed the old check under canonical hashing. New `Primitives` fields cover `Nat.rec`, `Nat.casesOn`, `BitVec`/`BitVec.toNat`/`BitVec.ofNat`/`BitVec.ult`, `Decidable.decide`, `LT.lt`, `OfNat.ofNat`, `Unit`, `PUnit._sizeOf_1`, `SizeOf.sizeOf`, `String.back` / `String.Legacy.back` / `String.utf8ByteSize`, plus `Int.decEq` / `Int.decLe` / `Int.decLt`. The deleted helpers (`find_const_id_named`, `dotted_name`, `synthetic_named_id`, `name_components_eq_dotted`, `is_const_named`) were the last name-based pattern in WHNF. `Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean` extends the dump set so `PrimAddrs::EXPECTED` stays in sync. == Other kernel wiring == - `KEnv` gains `whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache` and `whnf_core_cheap_cache`, keyed identically to the full caches but read/written only by cheap callers. Without them the def-eq lazy-delta loop redoes `whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq` from scratch every iteration on the same operand (mathlib hot path was O(N²)). - `whnf` cycle detection switches from `Vec` linear scan to `FxHashSet`. mathlib delta chains hit hundreds of distinct intermediates; addr equality is one 32-byte blake3 compare. - New diagnostic env vars: `IX_HOT_MISSES` / `IX_HOT_MISS_CTX`, `IX_NAT_IOTA_TRACE`, `IX_NAT_LINEAR_REC_TRACE`, `IX_FVAR_TRACE`, `IX_APP_DIFF_DEPTH`, plus a `def_eq_trace_depth` field that lets inner tier-4 traces fire only when an outer trace is active. - `Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean`: `--out` now defaults to the lowercase input file stem with `.ixe` (e.g. `CompileMathlib.lean → compilemathlib.ixe`) instead of being optional-only. - `Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean` + `src/ffi/kernel.rs`: `--fail-out` is now streamed from Rust under a `Mutex`. The file gets a header immediately, one record per failure as it's detected (flushed each write), and a `# total failures: N` footer. `tail -f` works during a long full-env run instead of seeing nothing until the very end. The Lean-side `rsCheckIxonFFI` opaque takes an extra `String` argument (empty == no streaming). - `check-ixon` skips the full-env name preflight when the filter is exact-only (no prefix patterns), saving a redundant FFI scan. - New test-only FFI `rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon` (gated on `feature = "test-ffi"`) compiles a fixture, deliberately corrupts a recursor rule in the compiled Ixon payload (swap second rule's body to return the first minor), and runs the kernel against that exact malformed payload. The production aux-gen path would otherwise sanitize the bad rule before the kernel sees it; this hook lets `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean::AdvNat.rec` exercise the rejection. - New `Tests/Ix/Kernel/NatReduction.lean` (290 lines) builds raw `Lean.Declaration` values with `.lit (.natVal _)` to bypass the elaborator's `OfNat.ofNat` wrapping and exercise `try_reduce_nat` directly. Sections A–H cover per-primitive literal-on-literal parity, `Nat.zero` literal-extension recognition, succ/zero chains, mixed literal/constructor def-eq, negative tests guarding over-reduction, the `Nat.pow` cap, the linear `Nat.rec` shortcut, and `Nat.pred`. - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean` now skips both the `TutorialDefs` and `NatReduction` modules; the focus list adds the residue from the 2026-04-30 follow-up runs (Fin/BitVec/Lean.Grind/`_sparseCasesOn_` cases). - `Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean` wires the malformed-rec-rule FFI to the `AdvNat.rec` test case, with a per-name override on `expectPass`. - `aux_gen/recursor.rs::ingress_aux_gen_dep` now walks ctor types referenced by `InductInfo` (so dependencies of the inductive's constructors are pulled into the kernel context alongside the inductive itself), and `collect_const_refs` records the projected constant on `Proj` instead of recursing only into the projected value. --- Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean | 54 +- Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean | 33 +- Ix/KernelCheck.lean | 13 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean | 18 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean | 78 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/NatReduction.lean | 290 +++ Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean | 26 +- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 421 ++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 9 + src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 11 +- src/ix/kernel.rs | 1 + src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs | 273 +-- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 25 +- src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs | 1 + src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 246 ++- src/ix/kernel/egress.rs | 15 + src/ix/kernel/env.rs | 52 +- src/ix/kernel/error.rs | 11 + src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 230 ++- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 628 +++---- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 147 +- src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs | 338 ++++ src/ix/kernel/level.rs | 24 +- src/ix/kernel/mode.rs | 8 +- src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 209 ++- src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 809 ++++++++- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 263 ++- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 2458 ++++++++++++++++---------- 28 files changed, 4963 insertions(+), 1728 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Tests/Ix/Kernel/NatReduction.lean create mode 100644 src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs diff --git a/Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean index bd85a6b7..f8e21f78 100644 --- a/Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean +++ b/Ix/Cli/CheckIxonCmd.lean @@ -92,26 +92,6 @@ private def reportFailures (failures : Array (Lean.Name × String)) if failures.size > limit then IO.println s!" ... ({failures.size - limit} more failures suppressed)" -private def commentLine (msg : String) : String := - let oneLine := msg.replace "\n" " | " - s!"# {oneLine}" - -private def writeFailuresFile - (path : String) - (envPath : String) - (seedCount : Nat) - (failures : Array (Lean.Name × String)) - : IO Unit := do - let mut buf : String := - "# ix check-ixon failures\n" - ++ s!"# env: {envPath}\n" - ++ s!"# seeds: {seedCount}\n" - ++ s!"# failures: {failures.size}\n\n" - for (name, msg) in failures do - buf := buf ++ commentLine msg ++ "\n" ++ s!"{name}\n\n" - IO.FS.writeFile path buf - IO.println s!"[check-ixon] wrote {failures.size} failure(s) to {path}" - def runCheckIxonCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do let some env := p.flag? "env" | p.printError "error: must specify --env" @@ -120,19 +100,39 @@ def runCheckIxonCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do let verbose := p.flag? "verbose" |>.isSome IO.println s!"Running Ix kernel check on serialized env {envPath}" - let namesInEnv ← rsIxonNamesFFI envPath - IO.println s!"Total checkable names in env: {namesInEnv.size}" - let spec ← resolveSeedSpec p - let seedNames ← selectNames namesInEnv spec + let seedNames ← + match spec with + | some s => + if s.prefixes.isEmpty && !s.exacts.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] exact-only filter: {s.exacts.length} name(s); skipping full env name preflight" + pure s.exacts.toArray + else + let namesInEnv ← rsIxonNamesFFI envPath + IO.println s!"Total checkable names in env: {namesInEnv.size}" + selectNames namesInEnv spec + | none => + let namesInEnv ← rsIxonNamesFFI envPath + IO.println s!"Total checkable names in env: {namesInEnv.size}" + pure namesInEnv if spec.isSome && seedNames.isEmpty then IO.println "[check-ixon] error: filter resolved to zero constants; refusing to run full-env check" return 1 IO.println s!"[check-ixon] checking {seedNames.size} seed constant(s)" let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate seedNames.size true + -- Pass an empty string when --fail-out is unset; the Rust side treats "" + -- as "no streaming file". When the flag is set, Rust opens the file at + -- start-of-run, writes a header, appends one record per failure as it's + -- detected (flushed immediately), and finalises with a footer. That's + -- what makes the file visible to `tail -f` during a long run instead of + -- being dumped only after every constant finishes. + let failOutPath : String := + match p.flag? "fail-out" with + | some flag => flag.as! String + | none => "" let start ← IO.monoMsNow - let results ← rsCheckIxonFFI envPath seedNames expectPass (!verbose) + let results ← rsCheckIxonFFI envPath seedNames expectPass (!verbose) failOutPath let elapsed := (← IO.monoMsNow) - start let mut passed := 0 @@ -146,8 +146,8 @@ def runCheckIxonCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println s!"[check-ixon] {passed}/{seedNames.size} passed" reportFailures failures - if let some flag := p.flag? "fail-out" then - writeFailuresFile (flag.as! String) envPath seedNames.size failures + if !failOutPath.isEmpty then + IO.println s!"[check-ixon] streamed {failures.size} failure(s) to {failOutPath}" IO.println s!"##check-ixon## {elapsed} {passed} {failures.size} {seedNames.size}" return if failures.isEmpty then 0 else 1 diff --git a/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean b/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean index 83c3393d..fb1c0afe 100644 --- a/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean +++ b/Ix/Cli/CompileCmd.lean @@ -8,12 +8,18 @@ public section open System (FilePath) +private def defaultOutPathFor (pathStr : String) : String := + let path := FilePath.mk pathStr + let stem := path.fileStem.getD (path.fileName.getD pathStr) + stem.toLower ++ ".ixe" + def runCompileCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do let some path := p.flag? "path" | p.printError "error: must specify --path" return 1 let pathStr := path.as! String - let outPath? : Option String := (p.flag? "out").map (·.as! String) + let outPath : String := + (p.flag? "out").map (·.as! String) |>.getD (defaultOutPathFor pathStr) buildFile pathStr let leanEnv ← getFileEnv pathStr @@ -31,19 +37,16 @@ def runCompileCmd (p : Cli.Parsed) : IO UInt32 := do -- Machine-readable line for CI benchmark tracking IO.println s!"##benchmark## {elapsed} {bytes.size} {totalConsts}" - -- Optionally persist the serialized IxonEnv (`Env::put` bytes) to disk so - -- subsequent runs (e.g. `ix check-ixon`) can skip the Lean → IxOn compile - -- step. The resulting file is the canonical streaming format produced by - -- `Ixon.Env::put` (see `src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs:1093-1297`); it round- - -- trips through `Ixon.Env::get`. - match outPath? with - | none => return 0 - | some out => - let writeStart ← IO.monoMsNow - IO.FS.writeBinFile out bytes - let writeMs := (← IO.monoMsNow) - writeStart - println! "Wrote {fmtBytes bytes.size} to {out} in {writeMs.formatMs}" - return 0 + -- Persist the serialized IxonEnv (`Env::put` bytes) to disk so subsequent + -- runs (e.g. `ix check-ixon`) can skip the Lean → IxOn compile step. The + -- resulting file is the canonical streaming format produced by + -- `Ixon.Env::put` (see `src/ix/ixon/serialize.rs:1093-1297`); it round-trips + -- through `Ixon.Env::get`. + let writeStart ← IO.monoMsNow + IO.FS.writeBinFile outPath bytes + let writeMs := (← IO.monoMsNow) - writeStart + println! "Wrote {fmtBytes bytes.size} to {outPath} in {writeMs.formatMs}" + return 0 def compileCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| @@ -52,7 +55,7 @@ def compileCmd : Cli.Cmd := `[Cli| FLAGS: path : String; "Path to file to compile" - out : String; "Optional output path: write the serialized Ixon.Env bytes (`Env::put` format) so later runs can load via `ix check-ixon --env `" + out : String; "Output path for serialized Ixon.Env bytes; defaults to the lowercased input file stem with `.ixe` (e.g. CompileMathlib.lean -> compilemathlib.ixe)" ] end diff --git a/Ix/KernelCheck.lean b/Ix/KernelCheck.lean index 974d8e15..b8477ead 100644 --- a/Ix/KernelCheck.lean +++ b/Ix/KernelCheck.lean @@ -90,13 +90,24 @@ opaque rsCheckConstsFFI : /-- FFI: type-check constants from a serialized Ixon env file produced by `ix compile --out`. If the name array is empty, Rust checks every - checkable named constant in the file. -/ + checkable named constant in the file. + + The trailing `String` is the `--fail-out` path. An empty string means + "no streaming"; any other value is a filesystem path that Rust opens + truncate-create and incrementally appends one record per failing + constant to (with an immediate flush per record), capping with a + `# total failures: N` footer once all checks finish. The format is the + same one `Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd.readNamesFile` reads, so the same file + is round-trippable as a `--consts-file` input. Streaming from Rust is + what makes a long full-env run visible to a `tail -f` observer instead + of dumping every failure only at the very end. -/ @[extern "rs_kernel_check_ixon"] opaque rsCheckIxonFFI : @& String → @& Array Lean.Name → @& Array Bool → @& Bool → + @& String → IO (Array (Option CheckError)) /-- FFI: list checkable names from a serialized Ixon env file. Used by the diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean index a77fe968..674fb86b 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/BuildPrimitives.lean @@ -63,9 +63,25 @@ def kernelPrimitives : Array String := #[ "Int.emod", "Int.ediv", "Int.bmod", "Int.bdiv", "Int.natAbs", "Int.pow", + "Int.decEq", "Int.decLe", "Int.decLt", -- Below/brecOn dependencies — referenced by aux_gen, not Primitives -- directly. Kept here so the dump is complete enough to debug drift. - "PUnit", "PProd", "PProd.mk" + "PUnit", "PProd", "PProd.mk", + -- Names previously matched via `is_const_named` (string compare on + -- `id.name`) in src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs. Under alpha-canonical content + -- hashing, expressions ingested with one alpha-twin's name (e.g. + -- `Lean.RBColor.rec`) miss any name-based check that expected the + -- canonical name (e.g. `Bool.rec`), even though the addresses match. + -- Hardcoding the address per name flips those callsites to address-only + -- comparison, which is alpha-stable. + "Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", + "BitVec", "BitVec.toNat", "BitVec.ofNat", "BitVec.ult", + "Decidable.decide", + "LT.lt", + "OfNat.ofNat", + "Unit", "PUnit._sizeOf_1", + "SizeOf.sizeOf", + "String.back", "String.Legacy.back", "String.utf8ByteSize" ] /-- Parse a dotted string into a `Lean.Name`, preferring numeric components diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean index 548d2c18..5ba95188 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/CheckEnv.lean @@ -28,38 +28,43 @@ namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv private def tutorialDefsNamespace : Lean.Name := `Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs -private def isFromTutorialDefsModule (env : Lean.Environment) (name : Lean.Name) : Bool := +private def natReductionNamespace : Lean.Name := + `Tests.Ix.Kernel.NatReduction + +private def isFromFixtureModule (env : Lean.Environment) (name : Lean.Name) : Bool := match env.getModuleIdxFor? name with | some modIdx => match env.header.moduleNames[modIdx]? with - | some modName => modName == tutorialDefsNamespace + | some modName => modName == tutorialDefsNamespace || modName == natReductionNamespace | none => false | none => false -private def tutorialFixtureNames (env : Lean.Environment) : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := +private def fixtureNames (env : Lean.Environment) : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := Id.run do let mut names : Std.HashSet Lean.Name := Std.HashSet.emptyWithCapacity 256 for tc in getTestCases env do for n in tc.decls do - if isFromTutorialDefsModule env n then + if isFromFixtureModule env n then names := names.insert n for ci in getRawConsts env do - if isFromTutorialDefsModule env ci.name then + if isFromFixtureModule env ci.name then names := names.insert ci.name return names -private def isTutorialDefsName (fixtures : Std.HashSet Lean.Name) (name : Lean.Name) : Bool := +private def isFixtureName (fixtures : Std.HashSet Lean.Name) (name : Lean.Name) : Bool := tutorialDefsNamespace.isPrefixOf name || name.toString.contains "_private.Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs." + || natReductionNamespace.isPrefixOf name + || name.toString.contains "_private.Tests.Ix.Kernel.NatReduction." || fixtures.contains name def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := .individualIO "Rust kernel check_env" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! let envConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList - let tutorialFixtures := tutorialFixtureNames leanEnv + let fixtures := fixtureNames leanEnv let allConsts := envConsts.filter fun (name, _) => - !isTutorialDefsName tutorialFixtures name + !isFixtureName fixtures name -- Pass `Lean.Name` structurally across the FFI; Rust's -- `decode_name_array` reconstructs the same `Name` value (same -- component strings, same content hash) that the kernel uses @@ -73,7 +78,7 @@ def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := let expectPass : Array Bool := Array.replicate allNames.size true let skippedCount := envConsts.length - allConsts.length - IO.println s!"[check-env] Environment has {envConsts.length} constants; checking {allNames.size} (skipping {skippedCount} TutorialDefs constants)" + IO.println s!"[check-env] Environment has {envConsts.length} constants; checking {allNames.size} (skipping {skippedCount} fixture constants)" let start ← IO.monoMsNow -- Full-env runs ship tens of thousands of constants: `quiet=true` @@ -126,6 +131,25 @@ def testRustCheckEnv : TestSeq := check proceeds, so a hang is recognisable by a missing terminator after `[i/N] name ...` — look for the last printed name. -/ def focusConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ + -- Current Nat-conformance follow-up residue from 2026-04-30. + `Lean.Grind.Fin.instPowFinCoOfNatIntCast, + `Fin.pred_one, + `Fin.mul_one, + `Array.setIfInBounds_empty, + `Nat.eq_of_beq_eq_true, + `Nat.gcd_add_one, + `BitVec.msb_neg, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.GrindInstances.ToInt + `Lean.Grind.instOfNatInt32SintOfNatNat._proof_2, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.GrindInstances.ToInt + `Lean.Grind.instOfNatInt32SintOfNatNat._proof_3, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.GrindInstances.ToInt + `Lean.Grind.instOfNatInt64SintOfNatNat._proof_2, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.GrindInstances.ToInt + `Lean.Grind.instOfNatInt16SintOfNatNat._proof_2, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.Data.Range.Polymorphic.SInt + `ISize.instRxcHasSize_eq, + -- Current full-env residue from 2026-04-26 after the LRAT/SInt fixes. `System.Platform.numBits_eq, `BitVec.umulOverflow_eq, @@ -142,7 +166,37 @@ def focusConsts : Array Lean.Name := #[ `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.result?, `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.metaSnap, `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.toSnapshot, - `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.ictx + `Lean.Language.Lean.HeaderParsedSnapshot.ictx, + + -- Full-env recursion-depth residue from 2026-04-30 after Nat reducer + -- conformance cleanup. + `List.drop_replicate, + `List.getElem_cons_drop, + `Nat.ble_succ_eq_true, + `Nat.le_of_ble_eq_true, + `Int.negSucc_mul_subNatNat, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.FileWorker.WidgetRequests + `Lean.Widget.makePopup._sparseCasesOn_3, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.References + `Lean.Server.identOf._sparseCasesOn_4, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.InfoUtils + `Lean.Elab.Info.type?._sparseCasesOn_1, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Std.Time.Format + `Std.Time.PlainTime.format._sparseCasesOn_1, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.InfoUtils + `Lean.Elab.Info.lctx._sparseCasesOn_1, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.GoTo + `Lean.Server.locationLinksOfInfo._sparseCasesOn_1, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Server.InfoUtils + `Lean.Elab.Info.docString?._sparseCasesOn_9, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.Prelude + `noConfusion_of_Nat.aux, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Init.Data.Char.Ordinal + `Char.succ?._proof_5, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Exception + `Lean.throwKernelException._sparseCasesOn_1, + Lean.mkPrivateNameCore `Lean.Compiler.IR.Basic + `Lean.IR.FnBody.isTerminal._sparseCasesOn_1 ] def expectedPass (_name : Lean.Name) : Bool := true @@ -163,9 +217,9 @@ def testRustCheckConsts (names : Array Lean.Name := focusConsts) : TestSeq := .individualIO s!"kernel check {names.size} focus consts" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! let names ← filterFocusConsts names - let tutorialFixtures := tutorialFixtureNames leanEnv + let fixtures := fixtureNames leanEnv let allConsts := leanEnv.constants.toList.filter fun (name, _) => - !isTutorialDefsName tutorialFixtures name + !isFixtureName fixtures name let expectPass : Array Bool := names.map expectedPass let start ← IO.monoMsNow -- Focus batches are intentionally tiny — keep verbose output so each diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/NatReduction.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/NatReduction.lean new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0058315c --- /dev/null +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/NatReduction.lean @@ -0,0 +1,290 @@ +/- + Comprehensive Nat literal reduction tests. + + See `docs/nat-reduction-audit.md` for the reference comparison + (Ix kernel vs `refs/lean4` and `refs/lean4lean`). + + Tests use hand-built `Lean.Declaration` values with raw `.lit (.natVal _)` + expressions rather than `by rfl` over surface syntax. This bypasses + Lean's elaborator wrapping numerals in `OfNat.ofNat` and exercises our + kernel's `try_reduce_nat` directly. + + Sections: + A. Per-primitive literal-on-literal (parity with reference) + B. `Nat.zero` literal-extension recognition (D10) + C. `Nat.succ`/`Nat.zero` chains + D. Def-eq mixed forms (literal vs constructor) + E. Negative tests (`bad_decl`) guarding over-reduction + F. `Nat.pow` cap (D6) + G. `Nat.rec` linear shortcut (D9) + H. `Nat.pred` via definition/iota +-/ +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta + +set_option linter.unusedVariables false + +open Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta + +namespace Tests.Ix.Kernel.NatReduction + +/-! ## Helpers — raw declaration builders -/ + +/-- `op (lit a) (lit b) = lit r` -/ +private def natBinThm (name : Lean.Name) (op : Lean.Name) (a b r : Nat) : Lean.Declaration := + .thmDecl { + name + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst op) (.lit (.natVal a)) (.lit (.natVal b))) + (.lit (.natVal r)) + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (.lit (.natVal r)) + } + +/-- `pred (lit a) (lit b) = (true|false)` -/ +private def natPredThm (name : Lean.Name) (op : Lean.Name) (a b : Nat) (result : Bool) : Lean.Declaration := + let boolCtor := Lean.mkConst (if result then ``Bool.true else ``Bool.false) + .thmDecl { + name + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Bool) + (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst op) (.lit (.natVal a)) (.lit (.natVal b))) + boolCtor + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Bool) boolCtor + } + +/-- `op (lit a) = lit r` (unary) -/ +private def natUnaryThm (name : Lean.Name) (op : Lean.Name) (a r : Nat) : Lean.Declaration := + .thmDecl { + name + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst op) (.lit (.natVal a))) + (.lit (.natVal r)) + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (.lit (.natVal r)) + } + +/-- `op zero|succ|lit/zero|succ|lit = result` for arbitrary Lean `Expr` arguments. -/ +private def natBinThmExpr (name : Lean.Name) (op : Lean.Name) (a b r : Lean.Expr) : Lean.Declaration := + .thmDecl { + name + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst op) a b) r + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) r + } + +/-- `pred zero|succ|lit/zero|succ|lit = (true|false)` for arbitrary Lean `Expr` arguments. -/ +private def natPredThmExpr (name : Lean.Name) (op : Lean.Name) (a b : Lean.Expr) (result : Bool) : Lean.Declaration := + let boolCtor := Lean.mkConst (if result then ``Bool.true else ``Bool.false) + .thmDecl { + name + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Bool) + (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst op) a b) boolCtor + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Bool) boolCtor + } + +/-- A succ-chain over `lit 0`: `Nat.succ^n (lit 0)`. -/ +private def succChainOfZero (n : Nat) : Lean.Expr := + match n with + | 0 => Lean.mkConst ``Nat.zero + | n + 1 => Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Nat.succ) (succChainOfZero n) + +/-! ## A. Per-primitive literal-on-literal (parity) + Both Ix and the reference kernel reduce `op (lit a) (lit b)` to + `lit (f a b)`. Tests use raw literals to exercise `try_reduce_nat` + without `OfNat.ofNat` wrappers from Lean's elaborator. -/ + +-- Nat.add +good_decl (natBinThm `natAddZeroLeft ``Nat.add 0 7 7) +good_decl (natBinThm `natAddZeroRight ``Nat.add 7 0 7) +good_decl (natBinThm `natAddSmall ``Nat.add 2 3 5) +good_decl (natBinThm `natAddLarge ``Nat.add 1000000 2000000 3000000) + +-- Nat.sub (saturating) +good_decl (natBinThm `natSubExact ``Nat.sub 5 3 2) +good_decl (natBinThm `natSubEqual ``Nat.sub 5 5 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natSubUnderflow ``Nat.sub 3 5 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natSubByZero ``Nat.sub 5 0 5) + +-- Nat.mul +good_decl (natBinThm `natMulZeroLeft ``Nat.mul 0 7 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natMulZeroRight ``Nat.mul 7 0 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natMulSmall ``Nat.mul 6 7 42) +good_decl (natBinThm `natMulOne ``Nat.mul 1 42 42) + +-- Nat.div (truncating; div-by-zero ⇒ 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natDivExact ``Nat.div 10 2 5) +good_decl (natBinThm `natDivTrunc ``Nat.div 7 3 2) +good_decl (natBinThm `natDivByZero ``Nat.div 7 0 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natDivZeroBy ``Nat.div 0 7 0) + +-- Nat.mod (mod-by-zero ⇒ a) +good_decl (natBinThm `natModExact ``Nat.mod 10 2 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natModNonZero ``Nat.mod 7 3 1) +good_decl (natBinThm `natModByZero ``Nat.mod 7 0 7) +good_decl (natBinThm `natModZeroBy ``Nat.mod 0 7 0) + +-- Nat.pow +good_decl (natBinThm `natPowZeroBase ``Nat.pow 0 5 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natPowZeroExp ``Nat.pow 5 0 1) +good_decl (natBinThm `natPowSmall ``Nat.pow 2 10 1024) +good_decl (natBinThm `natPowOneBase ``Nat.pow 1 100 1) + +-- Nat.gcd +good_decl (natBinThm `natGcdZeroLeft ``Nat.gcd 0 7 7) +good_decl (natBinThm `natGcdZeroRight ``Nat.gcd 7 0 7) +good_decl (natBinThm `natGcdCoprime ``Nat.gcd 9 4 1) +good_decl (natBinThm `natGcdShared ``Nat.gcd 12 18 6) + +-- Nat.beq / Nat.ble +good_decl (natPredThm `natBleEqLits ``Nat.ble 5 5 true) +good_decl (natPredThm `natBleLT ``Nat.ble 3 5 true) +good_decl (natPredThm `natBleGT ``Nat.ble 5 3 false) +good_decl (natPredThm `natBleZero ``Nat.ble 0 0 true) +good_decl (natPredThm `natBeqZero ``Nat.beq 0 0 true) +good_decl (natPredThm `natBeqUnequal ``Nat.beq 1 2 false) + +-- Bitwise +good_decl (natBinThm `natLandDisjoint ``Nat.land 0xF0 0x0F 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natLandOverlap ``Nat.land 0xFF 0x0F 0xF) +good_decl (natBinThm `natLorDisjoint ``Nat.lor 0xF0 0x0F 0xFF) +good_decl (natBinThm `natXorSame ``Nat.xor 0xFF 0xFF 0) +good_decl (natBinThm `natXorDisjoint ``Nat.xor 0xFF 0x0F 0xF0) + +-- Shifts +good_decl (natBinThm `natShiftLeftSmall ``Nat.shiftLeft 1 4 16) +good_decl (natBinThm `natShiftRightSmall ``Nat.shiftRight 16 4 1) +good_decl (natBinThm `natShiftLeftZero ``Nat.shiftLeft 5 0 5) +good_decl (natBinThm `natShiftRightZero ``Nat.shiftRight 5 0 5) + +/-! ## B. `Nat.zero` literal-extension recognition (D10) + Both kernels treat `Nat.zero` constant as numeric `0`. Tests mix + `Nat.zero` constructor with literals. -/ + +private def zeroExpr : Lean.Expr := Lean.mkConst ``Nat.zero +private def litExpr (n : Nat) : Lean.Expr := .lit (.natVal n) + +good_decl (natBinThmExpr `natAddZeroCtorLeft ``Nat.add zeroExpr (litExpr 7) (litExpr 7)) +good_decl (natBinThmExpr `natAddZeroCtorRight ``Nat.add (litExpr 7) zeroExpr (litExpr 7)) +good_decl (natBinThmExpr `natMulZeroCtorLeft ``Nat.mul zeroExpr (litExpr 7) (litExpr 0)) +good_decl (natBinThmExpr `natMulZeroCtorRight ``Nat.mul (litExpr 7) zeroExpr (litExpr 0)) +good_decl (natBinThmExpr `natSubZeroCtor ``Nat.sub (litExpr 7) zeroExpr (litExpr 7)) +good_decl (natPredThmExpr `natBeqZeroCtorTrue ``Nat.beq zeroExpr (litExpr 0) true) +good_decl (natPredThmExpr `natBleZeroCtorAnything ``Nat.ble zeroExpr (litExpr 5) true) + +/-! ## C. `Nat.succ`/`Nat.zero` chain reduction + Pin `is_nat_lit_ext`-style mixed literal/constructor recognition. -/ + +-- Nat.succ (lit 41) = lit 42 +good_decl (.thmDecl { + name := `natSuccOfLit + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Nat.succ) (litExpr 41)) + (litExpr 42) + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (litExpr 42) +}) + +-- Nat.succ (Nat.succ (Nat.succ Nat.zero)) = lit 3 +good_decl (.thmDecl { + name := `natSuccChainOfZero + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (succChainOfZero 3) + (litExpr 3) + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (litExpr 3) +}) + +-- lit 4 = Nat.succ^4 Nat.zero +good_decl (.thmDecl { + name := `natLitEqSuccChain + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (litExpr 4) + (succChainOfZero 4) + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (litExpr 4) +}) + +-- Nat.succ Nat.zero = lit 1 +good_decl (.thmDecl { + name := `natSuccOfZeroIsOne + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (Lean.mkApp (Lean.mkConst ``Nat.succ) zeroExpr) + (litExpr 1) + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (litExpr 1) +}) + +/-! ## D. Def-eq across literal / constructor forms + Exercises `is_def_eq_nat` (`src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs:920-983`). + These keep the surface syntax with `OfNat`-wrapped literals on + purpose, complementing the raw-literal tests in C. -/ + +good_thm natLitEqCtorChain : (3 : Nat) = Nat.succ (Nat.succ (Nat.succ Nat.zero)) := by rfl +good_thm natLitEqMixed : Nat.succ (2 : Nat) = (3 : Nat) := by rfl +good_thm natLitEqLitChain : (3 : Nat) = Nat.succ (Nat.succ (Nat.succ 0)) := by rfl +good_thm natZeroEqLit : Nat.zero = (0 : Nat) := by rfl +good_thm natZeroLitEqCtor : (0 : Nat) = Nat.zero := by rfl + +/-! ## E. Negative tests + Wrong arithmetic results must be rejected. Catches accidental + over-reduction or convention drift (e.g. div-by-zero ⇒ err). -/ + +-- These are bad_decl with an Eq.refl proof that doesn't match the type. +-- Lean kernel check is skipped; our kernel must reject. +private def natBadBinThm (name : Lean.Name) (op : Lean.Name) (a b claimed : Nat) : Lean.Declaration := + .thmDecl { + name + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) + (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst op) (.lit (.natVal a)) (.lit (.natVal b))) + (.lit (.natVal claimed)) + -- Proof is Eq.refl claimed : claimed = claimed; declared LHS reduces to a different value. + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Nat) (.lit (.natVal claimed)) + } + +private def natBadPredThm (name : Lean.Name) (op : Lean.Name) (a b : Nat) (claimed : Bool) : Lean.Declaration := + let boolCtor := Lean.mkConst (if claimed then ``Bool.true else ``Bool.false) + .thmDecl { + name + levelParams := [] + type := Lean.mkApp3 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Bool) + (Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst op) (.lit (.natVal a)) (.lit (.natVal b))) + boolCtor + value := Lean.mkApp2 (Lean.mkConst ``Eq.refl [1]) (Lean.mkConst ``Bool) boolCtor + } + +bad_decl (natBadBinThm `natAddWrongResult ``Nat.add 2 3 6) +bad_decl (natBadBinThm `natSubWrongUnderflow ``Nat.sub 3 5 1) +bad_decl (natBadBinThm `natDivByZeroWrong ``Nat.div 7 0 7) -- spec: 0 +bad_decl (natBadBinThm `natModByZeroWrong ``Nat.mod 7 0 0) -- spec: 7 +bad_decl (natBadPredThm `natBleWrong ``Nat.ble 5 3 true) +bad_decl (natBadPredThm `natBeqWrong ``Nat.beq 5 3 true) + +/-! ## F. `Nat.pow` cap (D6 — matches reference at `2^24`) + The over-cap stuck case (`Nat.pow 2 (2^24+1)` does NOT reduce) is + pinned in the Rust mirror — Lean's elaborator can't even build a + term with such a large literal exponent without exhausting recursion. -/ + +good_decl (natBinThm `natPowSmallExp ``Nat.pow 2 10 1024) + +/-! ## G. `Nat.rec` linear shortcut (D9) + Pin `try_reduce_nat_succ_linear_rec`. Without the shortcut the + iota expansion of `f 100` would noticeably slow this test. -/ + +def natRecLinearAux : Nat → Nat + | 0 => 5 + | n + 1 => Nat.succ (natRecLinearAux n) + +good_thm natRecLinearCheck : natRecLinearAux 100 = 105 := by rfl + +/-! ## H. `Nat.pred` + `Nat.pred` is not in the native Nat reducer. It still reduces + definitionally through its standard-library definition and iota. -/ + +good_decl (natUnaryThm `natPredOfLit ``Nat.pred 5 4) +good_decl (natUnaryThm `natPredOfZero ``Nat.pred 0 0) +good_decl (natUnaryThm `natPredOfLarge ``Nat.pred 1000000 999999) + +end Tests.Ix.Kernel.NatReduction diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean index c02826e8..831247ba 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/Tutorial.lean @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import Ix.Meta import Ix.KernelCheck import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialMeta import Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs +import Tests.Ix.Kernel.NatReduction import LSpec open LSpec @@ -85,6 +86,12 @@ private partial def collectDepsWithExtras -- and the test runners share the same Lean-side opaque. export Ix.KernelCheck (rsCheckConstsFFI) +@[extern "rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon"] +opaque rsCheckMalformedRecRuleIxonFFI : + @& List (Lean.Name × Lean.ConstantInfo) → + @& Lean.Name → + IO (Option CheckError) + def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := .individualIO "kernel tutorial checks" none (do let leanEnv ← get_env! @@ -169,7 +176,9 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := if tc.outcome == .bad && tc.renamings.size == 0 then for n in tc.decls do badNames := badNames.insert n - let expectPass := constNames.map (fun n => !badNames.contains n) + let advNatRec := p ++ `AdvNat.rec + let expectPass := constNames.map (fun n => + if n == advNatRec then true else !badNames.contains n) -- Collect raw constants stored by bad_raw_consts (inductInfo/ctorInfo/recInfo -- that couldn't go through the Lean kernel). @@ -204,6 +213,21 @@ def testTutorialConsts : TestSeq := for i in [:constNames.size] do resultMap := resultMap.insert constNames[i]! results[i]! + -- `AdvNat.rec` is an adversarial raw recursor payload. The production + -- compile path is allowed to regenerate aux recursors, which sanitizes + -- that raw payload before `rsCheckConstsFFI` sees it. For this one test, + -- mutate the compiled Ixon after aux generation and check that exact + -- malformed stored rule directly. + if constNames.contains advNatRec then + let advNatConsts := #[ + p ++ `AdvNat, p ++ `AdvNat.zero, p ++ `AdvNat.succ, advNatRec + ] + let malformedConstList := advNatConsts.toList.filterMap fun n => + (leanEnv.constants.find? n).map fun ci => (n, ci) + let malformedResult ← + rsCheckMalformedRecRuleIxonFFI malformedConstList advNatRec + resultMap := resultMap.insert advNatRec malformedResult + -- Check test case outcomes let mut passed := 0 let mut failed := 0 diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index 56a172fc..d407e4c2 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -27,6 +27,8 @@ //! `decompile_env` to compare against the original env, which is dead //! weight in production builds. +use std::fs::File; +use std::io::Write; use std::sync::{ Arc, Mutex, OnceLock, atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicU64, AtomicUsize, Ordering}, @@ -43,6 +45,8 @@ use lean_ffi::object::{ LeanOwned, LeanRef, LeanString, }; +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +use crate::ffi::lean_env::{GlobalCache, decode_name}; use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, decode_name_array}; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::compile::{ @@ -52,7 +56,11 @@ use crate::ix::compile::{ use crate::ix::decompile::decompile_env; use crate::ix::env::{Name, NameData}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::ConstantInfo as IxonCI; +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +use crate::ix::ixon::constant::MutConst as IxonMutConst; use crate::ix::ixon::env::Env as IxonEnv; +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +use crate::ix::ixon::expr::Expr as IxonExpr; use crate::ix::ixon::metadata::ConstantMetaInfo; #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ix::kernel::egress::{ixon_egress, lean_egress}; @@ -100,6 +108,70 @@ unsafe extern "C" { const KERNEL_EXCEPTION_TAG: u8 = 0; const COMPILE_ERROR_TAG: u8 = 1; +/// Streaming writer for the `--fail-out` file used by `lake exe ix +/// check-ixon`. +/// +/// The previous implementation buffered all failures in Lean and dumped them +/// once at the very end of the run, which meant a long-running full-env +/// check exposed nothing to a `tail -f` observer until the whole batch had +/// completed. Streaming here writes a header up front, appends each failure +/// (one record == one comment-line + one bare-name line + a trailing blank +/// line, matching the format `readNamesFile` understands) as it is detected, +/// and flushes after every record so the file is immediately readable from +/// outside the process. +/// +/// Records are written under a `Mutex` so parallel workers don't +/// interleave bytes — failures are rare enough that the lock contention is +/// negligible, and `File` writes go straight to the kernel page cache so +/// `tail -f` observers see new entries without needing `fsync`. +struct FailureLog { + writer: Mutex, + count: AtomicUsize, +} + +impl FailureLog { + /// Truncate-create the file at `path`, write the comment header (`# env`, + /// `# seeds`), and return a handle ready to record per-failure entries. + fn open(path: &str, env_path: &str, seeds: usize) -> std::io::Result { + let mut file = File::create(path)?; + writeln!(file, "# ix check-ixon failures")?; + writeln!(file, "# env: {env_path}")?; + writeln!(file, "# seeds: {seeds}")?; + writeln!(file)?; + file.flush()?; + Ok(Self { writer: Mutex::new(file), count: AtomicUsize::new(0) }) + } + + /// Append a single failure record. `name_pretty` is the dot-separated form + /// of the constant; `msg` is the raw error string (newlines collapsed to + /// ` | ` to keep each comment on one line). + fn record(&self, name_pretty: &str, msg: &str) { + let one_line = msg.replace('\n', " | "); + let mut file = self.writer.lock().unwrap(); + let _ = writeln!(file, "# {one_line}"); + let _ = writeln!(file, "{name_pretty}"); + let _ = writeln!(file); + let _ = file.flush(); + self.count.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); + } + + /// Append the trailing `# total failures: N` summary. Called once after + /// all per-constant checks have reported. + fn finalize(&self) { + let mut file = self.writer.lock().unwrap(); + let _ = writeln!( + file, + "# total failures: {}", + self.count.load(Ordering::Relaxed) + ); + let _ = file.flush(); + } + + fn count(&self) -> usize { + self.count.load(Ordering::Relaxed) + } +} + /// FFI: type-check a batch of constants through the full pipeline. /// /// Lean signature: @@ -247,6 +319,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( expect_pass_vec, ungrounded, quiet, + None, ) { Ok(r) => r, Err(msg) => { @@ -265,18 +338,257 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_consts( build_result_array(&results) } +/// Test-only FFI: compile a Lean fixture to Ixon, deliberately corrupt one +/// recursor rule in the compiled Ixon payload, then check that exact malformed +/// Ixon with the kernel. +/// +/// This is intentionally separate from `rs_kernel_check_consts`: the normal +/// compile path may regenerate aux recursors, which is correct production +/// behavior but masks tests whose point is "reject this stored recursor +/// payload." Mutating after compile gives the tutorial suite a precise +/// regression hook without weakening aux generation for real inputs. +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +#[unsafe(no_mangle)] +pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon( + env_consts: LeanList>, + rec_name_obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, +) -> LeanIOResult { + let t0 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env = decode_env(env_consts); + let global = GlobalCache::default(); + let rec_name = decode_name(rec_name_obj, &global); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon] read env: {:>8.1?}", + t0.elapsed() + ); + + let t1 = Instant::now(); + let rust_env_arc = Arc::new(rust_env); + let compile_state = + match compile_env_with_options(&rust_env_arc, CompileOptions::default()) { + Ok(s) => s, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon: compile failed: {e:?}" + )); + }, + }; + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon] compile: {:>8.1?}", + t1.elapsed() + ); + + let CompileState { env: ixon_env, ungrounded, .. } = compile_state; + if let Some(msg) = ungrounded.get(&rec_name).map(|m| m.clone()) { + drop(ungrounded); + drop(rust_env_arc); + return LeanIOResult::ok(build_option_result(&Err(( + ErrKind::Compile, + msg, + )))); + } + drop(ungrounded); + drop(rust_env_arc); + + let rec_addr = + match poison_second_rec_rule_returns_first_minor(&ixon_env, &rec_name) { + Ok(addr) => addr, + Err(msg) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon: {msg}" + )); + }, + }; + + let t2 = Instant::now(); + let (mut kenv, intern) = match ixon_ingress_owned::(ixon_env) { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(msg) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon: ingress failed: {msg}" + )); + }, + }; + kenv.intern = intern; + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_malformed_rec_rule_ixon] ingress: {:>8.1?}", + t2.elapsed() + ); + + let kid = crate::ix::kernel::id::KId::new(rec_addr, rec_name); + let result = { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut kenv); + match tc.check_const(&kid) { + Ok(()) => Ok(()), + Err(e) => Err((ErrKind::Kernel, e.to_string())), + } + }; + LeanIOResult::ok(build_option_result(&result)) +} + +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +fn poison_second_rec_rule_returns_first_minor( + ixon_env: &IxonEnv, + rec_name: &Name, +) -> Result { + let named = ixon_env + .lookup_name(rec_name) + .ok_or_else(|| format!("{}: missing Named entry", rec_name.pretty()))?; + let rec_addr = named.addr.clone(); + let mut rec_constant = ixon_env.get_const(&rec_addr).ok_or_else(|| { + format!("{}: missing constant {}", rec_name.pretty(), rec_addr.hex()) + })?; + + match &mut rec_constant.info { + IxonCI::Recr(rec) => { + poison_recursor_rule_payload(rec)?; + ixon_env.store_const(rec_addr.clone(), rec_constant); + Ok(rec_addr) + }, + IxonCI::Muts(members) => { + let mut found = false; + for member in members.iter_mut() { + if let IxonMutConst::Recr(rec) = member { + poison_recursor_rule_payload(rec)?; + found = true; + break; + } + } + if !found { + return Err(format!( + "{}: directly named Muts block contains no recursor member", + rec_name.pretty() + )); + } + ixon_env.store_const(rec_addr.clone(), rec_constant); + Ok(rec_addr) + }, + IxonCI::RPrj(proj) => { + let block_addr = proj.block.clone(); + let mut block_constant = + ixon_env.get_const(&block_addr).ok_or_else(|| { + format!( + "{}: recursor projection points at missing block {}", + rec_name.pretty(), + block_addr.hex() + ) + })?; + match &mut block_constant.info { + IxonCI::Muts(members) => { + let idx = usize::try_from(proj.idx).map_err(|_| { + format!( + "{}: recursor projection index too large", + rec_name.pretty() + ) + })?; + match members.get_mut(idx) { + Some(IxonMutConst::Recr(rec)) => poison_recursor_rule_payload(rec)?, + Some(_) => { + return Err(format!( + "{}: projection index {} is not a recursor member", + rec_name.pretty(), + proj.idx + )); + }, + None => { + return Err(format!( + "{}: projection index {} out of range for recursor block", + rec_name.pretty(), + proj.idx + )); + }, + } + }, + other => { + return Err(format!( + "{}: recursor projection block is not Muts (got {other:?})", + rec_name.pretty() + )); + }, + } + ixon_env.store_const(block_addr, block_constant); + Ok(rec_addr) + }, + other => Err(format!( + "{}: expected recursor or recursor projection, got {other:?}", + rec_name.pretty() + )), + } +} + +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +fn poison_recursor_rule_payload( + rec: &mut crate::ix::ixon::constant::Recursor, +) -> Result<(), String> { + if rec.rules.len() < 2 { + return Err(format!( + "expected at least two recursor rules, got {}", + rec.rules.len() + )); + } + rec.rules[1].rhs = + wrong_successor_rule_returning_first_minor(rec.rules[1].rhs.clone())?; + Ok(()) +} + +#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] +fn wrong_successor_rule_returning_first_minor( + succ_rhs: Arc, +) -> Result, String> { + match succ_rhs.as_ref() { + IxonExpr::Lam(motive_ty, rest) => match rest.as_ref() { + IxonExpr::Lam(h_zero_ty, rest) => match rest.as_ref() { + IxonExpr::Lam(h_succ_ty, rest) => match rest.as_ref() { + IxonExpr::Lam(n_ty, _) => Ok(IxonExpr::lam( + motive_ty.clone(), + IxonExpr::lam( + h_zero_ty.clone(), + IxonExpr::lam( + h_succ_ty.clone(), + IxonExpr::lam(n_ty.clone(), IxonExpr::var(2)), + ), + ), + )), + other => { + Err(format!("successor rule fourth node is not Lam: {other:?}")) + }, + }, + other => { + Err(format!("successor rule third node is not Lam: {other:?}")) + }, + }, + other => Err(format!("successor rule second node is not Lam: {other:?}")), + }, + other => Err(format!("successor rule first node is not Lam: {other:?}")), + } +} + /// FFI: type-check constants from a serialized Ixon environment produced by /// `ix compile --out`. +/// +/// `fail_out` is a streaming-friendly failure file. An empty string means +/// "no file"; any other value is treated as a filesystem path that gets +/// truncate-created at start-of-run, populated incrementally as failures +/// are detected (one record per failure, flushed immediately so `tail -f` +/// observers see entries as they happen), and capped with a `# total +/// failures: N` footer once all checks complete. The format is the same +/// one `Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd.readNamesFile` expects (`#`-prefixed comments +/// + bare-name lines), so the file is round-trippable as a `--consts-file` +/// input on a re-run. #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_ixon( env_path: LeanString>, names: LeanArray>, expect_pass: LeanArray>, quiet: LeanBool>, + fail_out: LeanString>, ) -> LeanIOResult { let total_start = Instant::now(); let quiet = quiet.to_bool(); let path = env_path.to_string(); + let fail_out_path = fail_out.to_string(); + let fail_out_path = + if fail_out_path.is_empty() { None } else { Some(fail_out_path) }; let names_vec: Vec = decode_name_array(&names); let expect_pass_vec: Vec = expect_pass.map(|b| b.unbox_usize() == 1).into_iter().collect(); @@ -313,6 +625,27 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_ixon( ixon_env.named_count() ); + // Open the streaming failure log up front so any seed that fails + // mid-run is persisted before this function returns. We open it before + // the ingress lookups are built so that even a setup-time crash leaves + // the user with a header noting the env path and seed count. + let failure_log: Option> = match fail_out_path.as_deref() { + None => None, + Some(out_path) => { + match FailureLog::open(out_path, &path, names_vec.len()) { + Ok(log) => { + eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check_ixon] streaming failures to {out_path}"); + Some(Arc::new(log)) + }, + Err(e) => { + return LeanIOResult::error_string(&format!( + "rs_kernel_check_ixon: failed to open fail-out file {out_path}: {e}" + )); + }, + } + }, + }; + let t2 = Instant::now(); let ixon_env = Arc::new(ixon_env); let lookups = Arc::new(build_ixon_ingress_lookups(&ixon_env)); @@ -327,9 +660,13 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_ixon( expect_pass_vec, FxHashMap::default(), quiet, + failure_log.clone(), ) { Ok(r) => r, Err(msg) => { + if let Some(log) = failure_log.as_ref() { + log.finalize(); + } return build_uniform_error(total, &format!("[thread] {msg}")); }, }; @@ -344,6 +681,13 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_ixon( "[rs_kernel_check_ixon] total: {:>8.1?}", total_start.elapsed() ); + if let Some(log) = failure_log.as_ref() { + log.finalize(); + eprintln!( + "[rs_kernel_check_ixon] streamed {} failure(s) to fail-out", + log.count() + ); + } build_result_array(&results) } @@ -633,6 +977,7 @@ fn run_checks_on_large_stack( expect_pass: Vec, ungrounded: FxHashMap, quiet: bool, + failure_log: Option>, ) -> Result, String> { if names.is_empty() { eprintln!("[rs_kernel_check] checking 0 constants..."); @@ -660,6 +1005,7 @@ fn run_checks_on_large_stack( ungrounded, work, quiet, + failure_log, ); } @@ -672,6 +1018,7 @@ fn run_checks_on_large_stack( work, quiet, worker_count, + failure_log, ) } @@ -683,6 +1030,7 @@ fn run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( ungrounded: FxHashMap, work: Vec, quiet: bool, + failure_log: Option>, ) -> Result, String> { thread::Builder::new() .stack_size(KERNEL_CHECK_STACK_SIZE) @@ -695,6 +1043,7 @@ fn run_checks_serial_on_large_stack( ungrounded, work, quiet, + failure_log, ) }) .map_err(|e| format!("failed to spawn kernel-check thread: {e}"))? @@ -714,6 +1063,7 @@ fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( work: Vec, quiet: bool, worker_count: usize, + failure_log: Option>, ) -> Result, String> { let total = names.len(); let work_total = work.len(); @@ -744,6 +1094,7 @@ fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( let next_index = Arc::clone(&next_index); let results = Arc::clone(&results); let progress_worker = Arc::clone(&progress); + let failure_log_worker = failure_log.clone(); let handle = match thread::Builder::new() .name(format!("ix-kernel-check-{worker_idx}")) @@ -793,6 +1144,14 @@ fn run_checks_parallel_on_large_stacks( let result = outcome.result.clone(); for &result_idx in &item.aliases { let _ = results[result_idx].set(result.clone()); + // Stream this seed's failure to the fail-out file (if any) as + // soon as it's known, so a long full-env run grows the file + // incrementally instead of dropping everything at the end. + if let (Some(log), Err((_, msg))) = + (failure_log_worker.as_ref(), result.as_ref()) + { + log.record(&names[result_idx].pretty(), msg); + } } checks_since_clear += 1; } @@ -1223,6 +1582,7 @@ fn check_consts_loop( ungrounded: FxHashMap, work: Vec, quiet: bool, + failure_log: Option>, ) -> Vec { let total = names.len(); let work_total = work.len(); @@ -1297,6 +1657,14 @@ fn check_consts_loop( for &result_idx in &item.aliases { results[result_idx] = Some(outcome.result.clone()); + // Stream this seed's failure to the fail-out file (if any) as soon as + // it's known, so a long check grows the file incrementally rather + // than dumping everything at the end. + if let (Some(log), Err((_, msg))) = + (failure_log.as_ref(), outcome.result.as_ref()) + { + log.record(&names[result_idx].pretty(), msg); + } } checks_since_clear += 1; } @@ -1429,7 +1797,8 @@ impl ParallelProgress { .map(|mib| format!("{mib}MiB")) .unwrap_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string()); let peak = self.peak_rss_mib.load(Ordering::Relaxed); - let peak_str = if peak == 0 { "unknown".to_string() } else { format!("{peak}MiB") }; + let peak_str = + if peak == 0 { "unknown".to_string() } else { format!("{peak}MiB") }; self.log(&format!( "[rs_kernel_check] mem summary: peak_rss={peak_str} final_rss={rss_now}" )); @@ -1770,36 +2139,40 @@ fn format_tc_error( // Lean-side result construction // ============================================================================= -/// Build an `IO (Array (Option CheckError))` from Rust results. -/// -/// The Lean caller pairs each slot with `names[i]` (the input array) for -/// display, so there's no name in the returned tuple. +/// Build one `Option CheckError` object from a Rust check result. /// /// - `Ok(())` → `none` /// - `Err((Kernel, msg))` → `some (CheckError.kernelException msg)` /// - `Err((Compile, msg))` → `some (CheckError.compileError msg)` +fn build_option_result(result: &CheckRes) -> LeanOwned { + match result { + Ok(()) => { + // `Option.none` — tag 0, zero fields, zero scalars. + LeanCtor::alloc(0, 0, 0).into() + }, + Err((kind, msg)) => { + // `CheckError. msg` — tag comes from ErrKind, one object + // field. Lean's inductive has 2 ctors (kernelException, + // compileError) so it's NOT eligible for the LCNF trivial-structure + // optimization — the heap wrapper is required. + let err_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(kind.tag(), 1, 0); + err_ctor.set(0, LeanString::new(msg)); + // `Option.some err` — tag 1, one object field. + let some_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(1, 1, 0); + some_ctor.set(0, err_ctor); + some_ctor.into() + }, + } +} + +/// Build an `IO (Array (Option CheckError))` from Rust results. +/// +/// The Lean caller pairs each slot with `names[i]` (the input array) for +/// display, so there's no name in the returned tuple. fn build_result_array(results: &[CheckRes]) -> LeanIOResult { let arr = LeanArray::alloc(results.len()); for (i, result) in results.iter().enumerate() { - let option_obj: LeanOwned = match result { - Ok(()) => { - // `Option.none` — tag 0, zero fields, zero scalars. - LeanCtor::alloc(0, 0, 0).into() - }, - Err((kind, msg)) => { - // `CheckError. msg` — tag comes from ErrKind, one object - // field. Lean's inductive has 2 ctors (kernelException, - // compileError) so it's NOT eligible for the LCNF trivial-structure - // optimization — the heap wrapper is required. - let err_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(kind.tag(), 1, 0); - err_ctor.set(0, LeanString::new(msg)); - // `Option.some err` — tag 1, one object field. - let some_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(1, 1, 0); - some_ctor.set(0, err_ctor); - some_ctor.into() - }, - }; - arr.set(i, option_obj); + arr.set(i, build_option_result(result)); } LeanIOResult::ok(arr) } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 12ca63d2..9c73a827 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -2659,6 +2659,15 @@ pub(super) fn kexpr_to_lean( LeanExpr::fvar(name) } }, + // Kernel-side FVar nodes (introduced by binder opening during type + // checking) should never appear in the inputs of `kexpr_to_lean`, + // which converts ingressed/compile-time expressions back to Lean + // syntax. If one does appear, it indicates a path leaked an open + // expression past its abstraction step — treat it as a synthetic + // free variable named after its id so diagnostics can surface it. + KED::FVar(id, _, _) => { + LeanExpr::fvar(Name::str(Name::anon(), format!("_kernel_fvar_{}", id.0))) + }, KED::Sort(u, _) => { LeanExpr::sort(super::below::kuniv_to_level(u, param_names)) }, diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index 640274c8..47feb88a 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -2541,6 +2541,11 @@ fn ingress_aux_gen_dep( ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v) => { super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, kctx); collect_const_refs(&v.cnst.typ, queue); + for ctor_name in &v.ctors { + if let Some(ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ctor)) = lean_env.get(ctor_name) { + collect_const_refs(&ctor.cnst.typ, queue); + } + } }, ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(v) => { super::expr_utils::ensure_full_in_kenv_of(name, lean_env, stt, kctx); @@ -2632,7 +2637,11 @@ fn collect_const_refs(expr: &LeanExpr, out: &mut Vec) { stack.push(v); stack.push(b); }, - ExprData::Proj(_, _, e, _) | ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => { + ExprData::Proj(name, _, e, _) => { + out.push(name.clone()); + stack.push(e); + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, e, _) => { stack.push(e); }, _ => {}, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel.rs b/src/ix/kernel.rs index dc2677d6..17f51d75 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel.rs @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ pub mod id; pub mod inductive; pub mod infer; pub mod ingress; +pub mod lctx; pub mod level; pub mod mode; pub mod perf; diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs index 7c748232..68429f99 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/canonical_check.rs @@ -158,7 +158,9 @@ pub fn compare_kuniv(x: &KUniv, y: &KUniv) -> SOrd { /// `ctx` to resolve block-local constant references. /// /// Mirrors `compare_expr` (`src/ix/compile.rs:2258`). Differences: -/// - No `Mvar`/`Fvar`/`Mdata` cases (the kernel form has none). +/// - No `Mvar`/`Mdata` cases (the kernel form has none). +/// - `FVar` is rejected with `TcError::UnexpectedFVarInComparator`, +/// mirroring the compile-side `Fvar` rejection. /// - `Const` lookup uses `ctx.get(&id.addr)`; misses fall back to /// `SOrd::cmp(&x.addr, &y.addr)` (the kernel analogue of /// `compare_external_refs`, which directly compares compiled addresses). @@ -166,24 +168,38 @@ pub fn compare_kexpr( x: &KExpr, y: &KExpr, ctx: &KMutCtx, -) -> SOrd { +) -> Result> { + if x.has_fvars() || y.has_fvars() { + return Err(TcError::UnexpectedFVarInComparator); + } // Cheap pointer / hash equality short-circuit. Equal-by-content kernel // expressions trivially produce SOrd::eq(true). if x.hash_eq(y) { - return SOrd::eq(true); + return Ok(SOrd::eq(true)); } // The App/Lam/All arms intentionally use the same recursive body — variant // ordering is preserved by the surrounding wildcard arms, so collapsing // them would obscure the structural total order. #[allow(clippy::match_same_arms)] match (x.data(), y.data()) { - (ExprData::Var(xi, _, _), ExprData::Var(yi, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xi, yi), - (ExprData::Var(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::Var(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + // FVars must NOT appear during canonical sorting. The + // alpha-collapse pass runs on closed, egressed expressions whose + // binders are still in de Bruijn form; any FVar reaching this + // comparator means a kernel path leaked an open expression past + // its binder open/close pairing into the canonicalization stage. + // Mirrors compile-side `compare_expr`'s rejection of `Fvar` + // (`src/ix/compile.rs:2481`). + (ExprData::FVar(_, _, _), _) | (_, ExprData::FVar(_, _, _)) => { + Err(TcError::UnexpectedFVarInComparator) + }, - (ExprData::Sort(xu, _), ExprData::Sort(yu, _)) => compare_kuniv(xu, yu), - (ExprData::Sort(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::Sort(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (ExprData::Var(xi, _, _), ExprData::Var(yi, _, _)) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(xi, yi)), + (ExprData::Var(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::Var(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), + + (ExprData::Sort(xu, _), ExprData::Sort(yu, _)) => Ok(compare_kuniv(xu, yu)), + (ExprData::Sort(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::Sort(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), (ExprData::Const(xid, xls, _), ExprData::Const(yid, yls, _)) => { let us = SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( @@ -193,58 +209,57 @@ pub fn compare_kexpr( ) .expect("compare_kuniv is infallible"); if us.ordering != Ordering::Equal { - us + Ok(us) } else if xid.addr == yid.addr { - SOrd::eq(true) + Ok(SOrd::eq(true)) } else { match (ctx.get(&xid.addr), ctx.get(&yid.addr)) { - (Some(nx), Some(ny)) => SOrd::weak_cmp(&nx, &ny), - (Some(_), None) => SOrd::lt(true), - (None, Some(_)) => SOrd::gt(true), - (None, None) => SOrd::cmp(&xid.addr, &yid.addr), + (Some(nx), Some(ny)) => Ok(SOrd::weak_cmp(&nx, &ny)), + (Some(_), None) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (None, Some(_)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), + (None, None) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(&xid.addr, &yid.addr)), } } }, - (ExprData::Const(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::Const(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (ExprData::Const(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::Const(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), (ExprData::App(xl, xr, _), ExprData::App(yl, yr, _)) => { - compare_kexpr(xl, yl, ctx).compare(compare_kexpr(xr, yr, ctx)) + Ok(compare_kexpr(xl, yl, ctx)?.compare(compare_kexpr(xr, yr, ctx)?)) }, - (ExprData::App(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::App(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (ExprData::App(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::App(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), (ExprData::Lam(_, _, xt, xb, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, yt, yb, _)) => { - compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx).compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)) + Ok(compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx)?.compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)?)) }, - (ExprData::Lam(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::Lam(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (ExprData::Lam(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::Lam(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), (ExprData::All(_, _, xt, xb, _), ExprData::All(_, _, yt, yb, _)) => { - compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx).compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)) + Ok(compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx)?.compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)?)) }, - (ExprData::All(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::All(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (ExprData::All(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::All(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), ( ExprData::Let(_, xt, xv, xb, _, _), ExprData::Let(_, yt, yv, yb, _, _), - ) => SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( - |a, b| Ok::<_, ()>(compare_kexpr(a, b, ctx)), + ) => SOrd::try_zip::<_, TcError, _>( + |a, b| compare_kexpr(a, b, ctx), &[xt, xv, xb], &[yt, yv, yb], - ) - .expect("compare_kexpr is infallible"), - (ExprData::Let(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::Let(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + ), + (ExprData::Let(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::Let(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), - (ExprData::Nat(xv, _, _), ExprData::Nat(yv, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xv, yv), - (ExprData::Nat(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::Nat(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (ExprData::Nat(xv, _, _), ExprData::Nat(yv, _, _)) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(xv, yv)), + (ExprData::Nat(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::Nat(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), - (ExprData::Str(xv, _, _), ExprData::Str(yv, _, _)) => SOrd::cmp(xv, yv), - (ExprData::Str(..), _) => SOrd::lt(true), - (_, ExprData::Str(..)) => SOrd::gt(true), + (ExprData::Str(xv, _, _), ExprData::Str(yv, _, _)) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(xv, yv)), + (ExprData::Str(..), _) => Ok(SOrd::lt(true)), + (_, ExprData::Str(..)) => Ok(SOrd::gt(true)), (ExprData::Prj(xid, xi, xb, _), ExprData::Prj(yid, yi, yb, _)) => { // Type ref: ctx-aware (block-local) then ctx-miss falls back to @@ -255,7 +270,7 @@ pub fn compare_kexpr( (None, Some(_)) => SOrd::gt(true), (None, None) => SOrd::cmp(&xid.addr, &yid.addr), }; - tn.compare(SOrd::cmp(xi, yi)).compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)) + Ok(tn.compare(SOrd::cmp(xi, yi)).compare(compare_kexpr(xb, yb, ctx)?)) }, } } @@ -266,8 +281,11 @@ pub fn compare_krec_rule( x: &RecRule, y: &RecRule, ctx: &KMutCtx, -) -> SOrd { - SOrd::cmp(&x.fields, &y.fields).compare(compare_kexpr(&x.rhs, &y.rhs, ctx)) +) -> Result> { + Ok( + SOrd::cmp(&x.fields, &y.fields) + .compare(compare_kexpr(&x.rhs, &y.rhs, ctx)?), + ) } /// Compare two `KConst::Indc` payloads. Mirrors `compare_indc` @@ -295,32 +313,31 @@ fn compare_kindc( y_ctors: &[KId], ctx: &KMutCtx, resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, -) -> SOrd { - SOrd::cmp(&x_is_rec, &y_is_rec) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_is_unsafe, &y_is_unsafe)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_params, &y_params)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_indices, &y_indices)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_ctors.len(), &y_ctors.len())) - .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)) - .compare( - SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( +) -> Result> { + Ok( + SOrd::cmp(&x_is_rec, &y_is_rec) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_is_unsafe, &y_is_unsafe)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_params, &y_params)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_indices, &y_indices)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_ctors.len(), &y_ctors.len())) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)?) + .compare(SOrd::try_zip::<_, TcError, _>( |a, b| { let xc = resolve_ctor(a); let yc = resolve_ctor(b); - Ok::<_, ()>(match (xc, yc) { + match (xc, yc) { (Some(xc), Some(yc)) => compare_kctor(&xc, &yc, ctx), // If either ctor is missing from env, fall back to address. // This shouldn't happen for valid blocks but keeps the // comparator total. - (None, _) | (_, None) => SOrd::cmp(&a.addr, &b.addr), - }) + (None, _) | (_, None) => Ok(SOrd::cmp(&a.addr, &b.addr)), + } }, x_ctors, y_ctors, - ) - .expect("compare_kctor is infallible"), - ) + )?), + ) } /// Compare two `KConst::Ctor` payloads. @@ -330,7 +347,7 @@ fn compare_kctor( x: &KConst, y: &KConst, ctx: &KMutCtx, -) -> SOrd { +) -> Result> { match (x, y) { ( KConst::Ctor { @@ -339,12 +356,14 @@ fn compare_kctor( KConst::Ctor { lvls: yl, cidx: yc, params: yp, fields: yf, ty: yt, .. }, - ) => SOrd::cmp(xl, yl) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(xc, yc)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(xp, yp)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(xf, yf)) - .compare(compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx)), - _ => SOrd::cmp(&kconst_kind_ord(x), &kconst_kind_ord(y)), + ) => Ok( + SOrd::cmp(xl, yl) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(xc, yc)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(xp, yp)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(xf, yf)) + .compare(compare_kexpr(xt, yt, ctx)?), + ), + _ => Ok(SOrd::cmp(&kconst_kind_ord(x), &kconst_kind_ord(y))), } } @@ -370,22 +389,21 @@ fn compare_krecr( y_ty: &KExpr, y_rules: &[RecRule], ctx: &KMutCtx, -) -> SOrd { - SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_params, &y_params)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_indices, &y_indices)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_motives, &y_motives)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_minors, &y_minors)) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_k, &y_k)) - .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)) - .compare( - SOrd::try_zip::<_, (), _>( - |a, b| Ok::<_, ()>(compare_krec_rule(a, b, ctx)), +) -> Result> { + Ok( + SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_params, &y_params)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_indices, &y_indices)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_motives, &y_motives)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_minors, &y_minors)) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_k, &y_k)) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)?) + .compare(SOrd::try_zip::<_, TcError, _>( + |a, b| compare_krec_rule(a, b, ctx), x_rules, y_rules, - ) - .expect("compare_krec_rule is infallible"), - ) + )?), + ) } /// Compare two `KConst::Defn` payloads. Mirrors `compare_defn` @@ -406,11 +424,13 @@ fn compare_kdefn( y_ty: &KExpr, y_val: &KExpr, ctx: &KMutCtx, -) -> SOrd { - SOrd::cmp(&x_kind, &y_kind) - .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls)) - .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)) - .compare(compare_kexpr(x_val, y_val, ctx)) +) -> Result> { + Ok( + SOrd::cmp(&x_kind, &y_kind) + .compare(SOrd::cmp(&x_lvls, &y_lvls)) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_ty, y_ty, ctx)?) + .compare(compare_kexpr(x_val, y_val, ctx)?), + ) } /// A stable kind ordinal for cross-kind `KConst` comparison. Matches the @@ -440,7 +460,7 @@ pub fn compare_kconst( y: &KConst, ctx: &KMutCtx, resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, -) -> SOrd { +) -> Result> { match (x, y) { ( KConst::Defn { kind: xk, lvls: xl, ty: xt, val: xv, .. }, @@ -512,7 +532,7 @@ pub fn compare_kconst( *xl, *xp, *xi, *xm, *xn, *xk, xt, xr, *yl, *yp, *yi, *ym, *yn, *yk, yt, yr, ctx, ), - _ => SOrd::cmp(&kconst_kind_ord(x), &kconst_kind_ord(y)), + _ => Ok(SOrd::cmp(&kconst_kind_ord(x), &kconst_kind_ord(y))), } } @@ -527,7 +547,7 @@ fn merge<'a, M: KernelMode>( right: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)>, ctx: &KMutCtx, resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, -) -> Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)> { +) -> Result, &'a KConst)>, TcError> { let mut result = Vec::with_capacity(left.len() + right.len()); let mut left_iter = left.into_iter(); let mut right_iter = right.into_iter(); @@ -535,7 +555,7 @@ fn merge<'a, M: KernelMode>( let mut right_item = right_iter.next(); while let (Some(l), Some(r)) = (&left_item, &right_item) { - let cmp = compare_kconst(l.1, r.1, ctx, resolve_ctor).ordering; + let cmp = compare_kconst(l.1, r.1, ctx, resolve_ctor)?.ordering; if cmp == Ordering::Greater { result.push(right_item.take().unwrap()); right_item = right_iter.next(); @@ -552,7 +572,7 @@ fn merge<'a, M: KernelMode>( result.push(r); result.extend(right_iter); } - result + Ok(result) } /// Merge-sort a class of `(KId, &KConst)` pairs by structural comparison. @@ -561,14 +581,14 @@ fn sort_by_compare<'a, M: KernelMode>( items: &[(KId, &'a KConst)], ctx: &KMutCtx, resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, -) -> Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)> { +) -> Result, &'a KConst)>, TcError> { if items.len() <= 1 { - return items.to_vec(); + return Ok(items.to_vec()); } let mid = items.len() / 2; let (left, right) = items.split_at(mid); - let left = sort_by_compare::(left, ctx, resolve_ctor); - let right = sort_by_compare::(right, ctx, resolve_ctor); + let left = sort_by_compare::(left, ctx, resolve_ctor)?; + let right = sort_by_compare::(right, ctx, resolve_ctor)?; merge::(left, right, ctx, resolve_ctor) } @@ -579,12 +599,12 @@ fn group_consecutive<'a, M: KernelMode>( items: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)>, ctx: &KMutCtx, resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, -) -> Vec, &'a KConst)>> { +) -> Result, &'a KConst)>>, TcError> { let mut groups: Vec, &'a KConst)>> = Vec::new(); let mut current: Vec<(KId, &'a KConst)> = Vec::new(); for item in items { if let Some(last) = current.last() { - let eq = compare_kconst(last.1, item.1, ctx, resolve_ctor).ordering + let eq = compare_kconst(last.1, item.1, ctx, resolve_ctor)?.ordering == Ordering::Equal; if eq { current.push(item); @@ -598,7 +618,7 @@ fn group_consecutive<'a, M: KernelMode>( if !current.is_empty() { groups.push(current); } - groups + Ok(groups) } /// Sort kernel constants into canonical equivalence classes. @@ -620,7 +640,7 @@ fn group_consecutive<'a, M: KernelMode>( pub fn sort_kconsts<'a, M: KernelMode>( members: &[(KId, &'a KConst)], resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, -) -> Vec, &'a KConst)>> { +) -> Result, &'a KConst)>>, TcError> { sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::( members, resolve_ctor, @@ -638,9 +658,9 @@ pub fn sort_kconsts_with_seed_key<'a, M: KernelMode>( members: &[(KId, &'a KConst)], resolve_ctor: &dyn Fn(&KId) -> Option>, seed_key: &dyn Fn(&KId, &KConst) -> Address, -) -> Vec, &'a KConst)>> { +) -> Result, &'a KConst)>>, TcError> { if members.is_empty() { - return Vec::new(); + return Ok(Vec::new()); } // Seed with a single class, ordered by the caller's compile-side analogue. @@ -660,8 +680,8 @@ pub fn sort_kconsts_with_seed_key<'a, M: KernelMode>( 0 => unreachable!("sort_kconsts: empty class"), 1 => new_classes.push(class.clone()), _ => { - let sorted = sort_by_compare::(class, &ctx, resolve_ctor); - let groups = group_consecutive::(sorted, &ctx, resolve_ctor); + let sorted = sort_by_compare::(class, &ctx, resolve_ctor)?; + let groups = group_consecutive::(sorted, &ctx, resolve_ctor)?; new_classes.extend(groups); }, } @@ -676,7 +696,7 @@ pub fn sort_kconsts_with_seed_key<'a, M: KernelMode>( // identical content depending on Meta/Anon mode and discovery // numbering. See `docs/ix_canonicity.md` and the rationale below. if classes_eq(&classes, &new_classes) { - return new_classes; + return Ok(new_classes); } classes = new_classes; } @@ -717,7 +737,7 @@ fn validate_by_full_refinement( let classes = sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::(members, resolve_ctor, &|id, _| { default_seed_key::(id) - }); + })?; if classes.len() != members.len() { let pos = classes.iter().position(|class| class.len() > 1).unwrap_or(0); @@ -778,7 +798,7 @@ pub fn validate_canonical_block_single_pass( } let ctx = KMutCtx::from_id_pairs::(members); for (i, w) in members.windows(2).enumerate() { - let so = compare_kconst(w[0].1, w[1].1, &ctx, resolve_ctor); + let so = compare_kconst(w[0].1, w[1].1, &ctx, resolve_ctor)?; match so.ordering { Ordering::Less if so.strong => {}, Ordering::Less => { @@ -922,7 +942,10 @@ mod tests { // the test still asserts the structural-only comparator let l1 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); let l2 = AE::lam((), (), sort0(), AE::var(0, ())); - assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&l1, &l2, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Equal); + assert_eq!( + compare_kexpr(&l1, &l2, &ctx).unwrap().ordering, + Ordering::Equal + ); } #[test] @@ -930,8 +953,21 @@ mod tests { let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); - assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&v0, &v1, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Less); - assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&v1, &v0, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Greater); + assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&v0, &v1, &ctx).unwrap().ordering, Ordering::Less); + assert_eq!( + compare_kexpr(&v1, &v0, &ctx).unwrap().ordering, + Ordering::Greater + ); + } + + #[test] + fn compare_kexpr_rejects_fvars_even_when_hash_equal() { + let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); + let fv = AE::fvar(super::super::expr::FVarId(0), ()); + assert!(matches!( + compare_kexpr(&fv, &fv, &ctx), + Err(TcError::UnexpectedFVarInComparator) + )); } #[test] @@ -940,7 +976,7 @@ mod tests { // Two distinct Const refs neither in the ctx → fall back to address. let a = AE::cnst(mk_id("Foo"), Box::new([])); let b = AE::cnst(mk_id("Bar"), Box::new([])); - let so = compare_kexpr(&a, &b, &ctx); + let so = compare_kexpr(&a, &b, &ctx).unwrap(); let direct = mk_addr("Foo").cmp(&mk_addr("Bar")); assert_eq!(so.ordering, direct); assert!(so.strong); @@ -954,7 +990,7 @@ mod tests { ctx.map.insert(mk_addr("B"), 1); let ca = AE::cnst(mk_id("A"), Box::new([])); let cb = AE::cnst(mk_id("B"), Box::new([])); - let so = compare_kexpr(&ca, &cb, &ctx); + let so = compare_kexpr(&ca, &cb, &ctx).unwrap(); assert_eq!(so.ordering, Ordering::Less); assert!(!so.strong); // weak: name-resolved (block-local) } @@ -967,7 +1003,10 @@ mod tests { ctx.map.insert(mk_addr("Local"), 0); let local = AE::cnst(mk_id("Local"), Box::new([])); let external = AE::cnst(mk_id("External"), Box::new([])); - assert_eq!(compare_kexpr(&local, &external, &ctx).ordering, Ordering::Less); + assert_eq!( + compare_kexpr(&local, &external, &ctx).unwrap().ordering, + Ordering::Less + ); } // ---- compare_kindc / compare_kconst Indc-Indc ---- @@ -992,7 +1031,7 @@ mod tests { } }; let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); - let so = compare_kconst(&ind_a, &ind_b, &ctx, &resolve); + let so = compare_kconst(&ind_a, &ind_b, &ctx, &resolve).unwrap(); assert_eq!(so.ordering, Ordering::Equal); } @@ -1002,7 +1041,10 @@ mod tests { let ctx = KMutCtx::default(); let (_, a) = mk_indc("A", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); // 1 param let (_, b) = mk_indc("B", 2, 0, vec![], sort0()); // 2 params - assert_eq!(compare_kconst(&a, &b, &ctx, &resolve).ordering, Ordering::Less); + assert_eq!( + compare_kconst(&a, &b, &ctx, &resolve).unwrap().ordering, + Ordering::Less + ); } // ---- sort_kconsts ---- @@ -1019,7 +1061,7 @@ mod tests { // Pass in arbitrary order let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b), (id_c, &ind_c)]; - let classes = sort_kconsts::(&members, &resolve); + let classes = sort_kconsts::(&members, &resolve).unwrap(); let order: Vec = classes .iter() .map(|cls| match cls[0].1 { @@ -1037,7 +1079,7 @@ mod tests { let (id_a, ind_a) = mk_indc("A", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); let (id_b, ind_b) = mk_indc("B", 1, 0, vec![], sort0()); let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b)]; - let classes = sort_kconsts::(&members, &resolve); + let classes = sort_kconsts::(&members, &resolve).unwrap(); assert_eq!(classes.len(), 1); assert_eq!(classes[0].len(), 2); } @@ -1063,7 +1105,8 @@ mod tests { } else { id.addr.clone() } - }); + }) + .unwrap(); assert_eq!(classes.len(), 1); assert_eq!(classes[0].len(), 2); assert_eq!(classes[0][0].0.addr, id_b_addr); @@ -1155,7 +1198,7 @@ mod tests { let members = vec![(id_a, &ind_a), (id_b, &ind_b)]; let singleton_ctx = KMutCtx::from_id_pairs::(&members); let singleton_cmp = - compare_kconst(&ind_a, &ind_b, &singleton_ctx, &resolve); + compare_kconst(&ind_a, &ind_b, &singleton_ctx, &resolve).unwrap(); assert_eq!(singleton_cmp.ordering, Ordering::Less); assert!(!singleton_cmp.strong); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index fae9d171..4cb6167a 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -14,8 +14,10 @@ use super::env::Addr; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; +use super::lctx::LocalDecl; use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData, univ_eq}; use super::mode::{CheckDupLevelParams, KernelMode}; +use super::subst::instantiate_rev; use super::tc::TypeChecker; /// Emit `[decl diff]` when a `Defn`'s value fails the `is_def_eq(val_ty, @@ -510,6 +512,9 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx: *idx, ctx_len }); } }, + // FVars carry no de Bruijn index, so the depth check does not apply. + // They are leaves with no further children to traverse. + ExprData::FVar(..) => {}, ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { let univ_start = timing.as_ref().map(|_| Instant::now()); self.validate_univ_params_seen(u, lvl_bound, &mut seen_univs)?; @@ -720,19 +725,28 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { /// Count the number of leading foralls in a type. fn count_foralls(&mut self, ty: &KExpr) -> Result> { - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut n = 0; let mut cur = ty.clone(); loop { let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; match w.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { + ExprData::All(name, bi, dom, body, _) => { n += 1; - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - cur = body.clone(); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push( + fv_id, + LocalDecl::CDecl { + name: name.clone(), + bi: bi.clone(), + ty: dom.clone(), + }, + ); + cur = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv]); }, _ => { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Ok(n); }, } @@ -770,6 +784,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } match e.data() { ExprData::Var(..) + | ExprData::FVar(..) | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs index ace1c6d1..2ba3ff44 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/congruence.rs @@ -324,6 +324,7 @@ fn lean_expr_tag(e: &lean::Expr) -> &'static str { fn zero_expr_tag(e: &KExpr) -> &'static str { match e.data() { ExprData::Var(..) => "Var", + ExprData::FVar(..) => "FVar", ExprData::Sort(..) => "Sort", ExprData::Const(..) => "Const", ExprData::App(..) => "App", diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 341b8abd..3d6ac830 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -11,15 +11,15 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; -use super::canonical_check::{KMutCtx, compare_kexpr}; use super::constant::KConst; use super::env::Addr; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; +use super::lctx::LocalDecl; use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq}; use super::mode::KernelMode; -use super::subst::lift; +use super::subst::{instantiate_rev, lift}; use super::tc::{ MAX_DEF_EQ_DEPTH, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, }; @@ -72,11 +72,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(true); } if a.hash_key() == b.hash_key() { - return Ok(true); - } - if compare_kexpr(a, b, &KMutCtx::default()).ordering - == std::cmp::Ordering::Equal - { + // Hashes are alpha-invariant in both `Anon` and `Meta` modes — see + // `KExpr::lam_hash` etc., which deliberately omit binder `name`/ + // `bi`/`mdata` from the content hash. So hash equality is the only + // structural alpha-equivalence fast-path we need; an earlier + // additional `compare_kexpr` call here was redundant. return Ok(true); } @@ -104,6 +104,9 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } else { false }; + if trace_active { + self.def_eq_trace_depth += 1; + } // Context-aware EquivManager/cache. Closed pairs use the empty context; // open pairs use only the context suffix reachable from the compared @@ -184,10 +187,14 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } // Both probes missed. self.env.perf.record_def_eq_miss(); + self.record_hot_def_eq_miss(a, b); // Charge recursive fuel only after the O(1) exits above. Large proof // terms can perform hundreds of thousands of pointer/equiv/cache hits; // those should not consume the same budget as an actual comparison. + if self.rec_fuel == 0 && IX_DEF_EQ_MAX_DUMP.is_some() { + self.dump_def_eq_rec_fuel(a, b); + } self.tick()?; self.def_eq_depth += 1; @@ -211,6 +218,13 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ok, if ok { "OK" } else { "FAIL" } ); + // On FAIL, also dump the full a/b that failed (post-Tier-1 quick). + // Lets us see what the def-eq engine actually compared. + if !ok { + eprintln!("[deq fail] depth={} a-full: {a}", self.def_eq_depth); + eprintln!("[deq fail] depth={} b-full: {b}", self.def_eq_depth); + } + self.def_eq_trace_depth = self.def_eq_trace_depth.saturating_sub(1); } if ok { // Move the up-front `a_key` / `b_key` directly into `add_equiv`. @@ -259,14 +273,15 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } // Tier 1b: Eager Bool reduction (lean4 type_checker.cpp:1066) - // If one side is Bool.true and the other has no loose bound vars (or eagerReduce - // is active), try full WHNF. Critical for Decidable/decide-based definitions. - if self.is_bool_true(b) && (a.lbr() == 0 || self.eager_reduce) { + // If one side is Bool.true and the other has no free variables (or + // eagerReduce is active), try full WHNF. Critical for Decidable/decide-based + // definitions. + if self.is_bool_true(b) && (!a.has_fvars() || self.eager_reduce) { let wa = self.whnf(a)?; if self.is_bool_true(&wa) { return Ok(true); } - } else if self.is_bool_true(a) && (b.lbr() == 0 || self.eager_reduce) { + } else if self.is_bool_true(a) && (!b.has_fvars() || self.eager_reduce) { let wb = self.whnf(b)?; if self.is_bool_true(&wb) { return Ok(true); @@ -300,10 +315,6 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { if self.quick_def_eq(&ca, &cb)? { return Ok(true); } - if self.try_def_eq_app(&ca, &cb)? { - return Ok(true); - } - // Ix's no-delta layer also contains primitive/native reductions needed // by the existing kernel model. Keep cheap projection behavior here, but // do not expose this as a public WHNF mode. @@ -321,13 +332,6 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(true); } - // Congruence before lazy delta. This keeps open primitive-wrapper terms - // such as `Nat.sub (x + 1) y` from unfolding to their recursive model when - // both sides already have the same head and definitionally equal args. - if self.try_def_eq_app(&wa, &wb)? { - return Ok(true); - } - // Tier 4: iterative lazy delta (lean4lean lazyDeltaReduction) let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; loop { @@ -342,32 +346,37 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(result); } - // Nat primitive reduction inside lazy delta (lean4lean:620-623) - if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_nat(&wa)? { - return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); - } - if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_nat(&wb)? { - return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); + // Nat primitive reduction inside lazy delta. Mirrors lean4 + // (`refs/lean4/src/kernel/type_checker.cpp:978-984`) and lean4lean + // (`refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:619`): skip Nat + // primitives entirely when either side has a free variable, unless + // eagerReduce is active. + let nat_ok = (!wa.has_fvars() && !wb.has_fvars()) || self.eager_reduce; + if nat_ok { + if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_nat(&wa)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); + } + if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_nat(&wb)? { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); + } } - // Int primitive reduction inside lazy delta, parallel to Nat. - // Without this, `Int.bmod (-1) (2^32) =? -1` compared under - // `Eq.{1} Int _ _` would never converge: the Int.bmod side would - // delta-unfold to a stuck `Decidable.rec`, while the `-1` side - // reduces to `Int.negSucc 0` — `lazyDeltaReduction` would never - // find a common head. - if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_int(&wa)? { + // Native reduction inside lazy delta. Reference order is + // `is_def_eq_offset → reduce_nat (gated) → reduce_native → delta` + // (lean4 `type_checker.cpp:986-991`, lean4lean `TypeChecker.lean:625-628`). + // Ix-specific `try_reduce_decidable` runs after native to keep the + // reference-aligned segment tight. + if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_native(&wa)? { return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); } - if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_int(&wb)? { + if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_native(&wb)? { return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); } - // Native reduction inside lazy delta (lean4lean:625-628) - if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_native(&wa)? { + if let Some(wa2) = self.try_reduce_decidable(&wa)? { return self.is_def_eq(&wa2, &wb); } - if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_native(&wb)? { + if let Some(wb2) = self.try_reduce_decidable(&wb)? { return self.is_def_eq(&wa, &wb2); } @@ -487,15 +496,33 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } } + if self.def_eq_trace_depth > 0 { + eprintln!("[deq tier4 break] depth={}", self.def_eq_depth); + eprintln!(" wa: {wa}"); + eprintln!(" wb: {wb}"); + } + // Tier 4b: post-delta congruence checks (lean4lean isDefEqConst/Fvar/Proj) if self.try_structural_congruence(&wa, &wb)? { return Ok(true); } - // Tier 4c: second structural pass (lean4lean:683-686, lean4 type_checker.cpp:1109-1110). - // Use full projection reduction after lazy-delta exhaustion. - let wa = self.whnf_core(&wa)?; - let wb = self.whnf_core(&wb)?; + // Tier 4c: second structural pass (lean4lean:683-686, lean4 + // type_checker.cpp:1109-1110). This is deliberately `whnfCore`, not full + // `whnf`: full WHNF would delta-unfold stuck open primitives such as + // `Nat.ble` and can literally walk enormous Nat literals in their + // recursive logical models. + let wa_core = self.whnf_core(&wa)?; + let wb_core = self.whnf_core(&wb)?; + let wa_changed = + !wa_core.ptr_eq(&wa) && wa_core.hash_key() != wa.hash_key(); + let wb_changed = + !wb_core.ptr_eq(&wb) && wb_core.hash_key() != wb.hash_key(); + if wa_changed || wb_changed { + return self.is_def_eq(&wa_core, &wb_core); + } + let wa = wa_core; + let wb = wb_core; if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { return Ok(true); } @@ -508,17 +535,24 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(true); } - // Tier 5: full WHNF, structural comparison - let wa = self.whnf(&wa)?; - let wb = self.whnf(&wb)?; - if wa.ptr_eq(&wb) { - return Ok(true); - } - if self.try_structural_congruence(&wa, &wb)? { - return Ok(true); + let result = self.is_def_eq_whnf(&wa, &wb); + + // Tier 5 final-fail trace: when IX_DEF_EQ_TIER5_DUMP is set and the + // pair's head names contain the configured substring, dump the + // post-whnfCore wa/wb. This is where lazy-delta + Tier 4c gave up. + if let Ok(prefix) = std::env::var("IX_DEF_EQ_TIER5_DUMP") + && let Ok(false) = result.as_ref() + { + let a_match = head_const_name(&wa).is_some_and(|n| n.contains(&prefix)); + let b_match = head_const_name(&wb).is_some_and(|n| n.contains(&prefix)); + if prefix.is_empty() || a_match || b_match { + eprintln!("[deq tier5 fail] depth={}", self.def_eq_depth); + eprintln!(" wa: {wa}"); + eprintln!(" wb: {wb}"); + } } - self.is_def_eq_whnf(&wa, &wb) + result } /// Quick structural: same constructor, recursively same children (no WHNF). @@ -530,19 +564,37 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { match (a.data(), b.data()) { (ExprData::Sort(u1, _), ExprData::Sort(u2, _)) => Ok(univ_eq(u1, u2)), ( - ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _), ) | ( - ExprData::All(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _), ) => { if !self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { return Ok(false); } - self.push_local(ty1.clone()); - let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2); - self.pop_local(); + // Open both bodies with the SAME fresh fvar — the common-fvar + // trick that makes alpha-renamed bodies hash-equal under + // `instantiate_rev` and lets def-eq compare them structurally. + // Mirrors lean4lean `isDefEqBinding` + // (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:546). + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push( + fv_id, + LocalDecl::CDecl { + name: name.clone(), + bi: bi.clone(), + ty: ty1.clone(), + }, + ); + let b1_open = + instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body1, &[fv.clone()]); + let b2_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body2, &[fv]); + let r = self.is_def_eq(&b1_open, &b2_open); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); r }, _ => Ok(false), @@ -611,17 +663,31 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { false }, ( - ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty2, body2, _), ) | ( - ExprData::All(_, _, ty1, body1, _), + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty1, body1, _), ExprData::All(_, _, ty2, body2, _), ) => { if self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? { - self.push_local(ty1.clone()); - let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2)?; - self.pop_local(); + // Open both bodies with the same fresh fvar (see `quick_def_eq`). + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push( + fv_id, + LocalDecl::CDecl { + name: name.clone(), + bi: bi.clone(), + ty: ty1.clone(), + }, + ); + let b1_open = + instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body1, &[fv.clone()]); + let b2_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body2, &[fv]); + let r = self.is_def_eq(&b1_open, &b2_open)?; + self.lctx.truncate(saved); if r { return Ok(true); } @@ -629,16 +695,30 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { false }, ( - ExprData::Let(_, ty1, v1, body1, _, _), + ExprData::Let(name, ty1, v1, body1, _, _), ExprData::Let(_, ty2, v2, body2, _, _), ) => { - // H3: Let should be zeta-reduced by whnf_core before reaching this point. - // Use push_let (not push_local) so the let-bound value is available for - // reduction in the body comparison, in case this code IS reached. + // H3: Let should be zeta-reduced by whnf_core before reaching this + // point. Push as LDecl so the let-bound value is available for + // FVar zeta-reduction in body comparison, in case this branch IS + // reached. if self.is_def_eq(ty1, ty2)? && self.is_def_eq(v1, v2)? { - self.push_let(ty1.clone(), v1.clone()); - let r = self.is_def_eq(body1, body2)?; - self.pop_local(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push( + fv_id, + LocalDecl::LDecl { + name: name.clone(), + ty: ty1.clone(), + val: v1.clone(), + }, + ); + let b1_open = + instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body1, &[fv.clone()]); + let b2_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body2, &[fv]); + let r = self.is_def_eq(&b1_open, &b2_open)?; + self.lctx.truncate(saved); if r { return Ok(true); } @@ -748,6 +828,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(cached); } self.env.perf.record_is_prop_miss(); + self.record_hot_miss("is-prop", ty); // infer(ty) returns the Sort that classifies `ty`. WHNF is needed because // the inferred sort may be wrapped in `mdata` or a let-bound sort @@ -1500,6 +1581,7 @@ fn compact_def_eq_expr(e: &KExpr) -> String { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); let base = match head.data() { ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => format!("{id}"), ExprData::Sort(u, _) => format!("Sort({u})"), ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => format!("{id}.{{{}}}", us.len()), ExprData::App(..) => "app".to_string(), @@ -1530,6 +1612,7 @@ fn compact_def_eq_head(e: &KExpr) -> String { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); let base = match head.data() { ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => format!("{id}"), ExprData::Sort(u, _) => format!("Sort({u})"), ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => format!("{id}.{{{}}}", us.len()), ExprData::App(..) => "app".to_string(), @@ -1618,6 +1701,29 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { eprintln!(" wb: {wb}"); } } + + fn dump_def_eq_rec_fuel(&self, a: &KExpr, b: &KExpr) { + let Some(filter) = IX_DEF_EQ_MAX_DUMP.as_ref() else { + return; + }; + if !self.debug_label_matches_env() { + return; + } + let a_head = head_const_name(a).unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); + let b_head = head_const_name(b).unwrap_or_else(|| "".to_string()); + if !filter.is_empty() + && !a_head.contains(filter) + && !b_head.contains(filter) + { + return; + } + eprintln!( + "[deq max] rec-fuel depth={} a={} b={}", + self.def_eq_depth, + compact_def_eq_expr(a), + compact_def_eq_expr(b) + ); + } } #[cfg(test)] @@ -1787,7 +1893,7 @@ mod tests { ); let plain = ME::cnst(id, Box::new([])); - assert_ne!(tagged.addr(), plain.addr()); + assert_eq!(tagged.addr(), plain.addr()); assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&tagged, &plain).unwrap()); } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs index baa1a269..10435cfe 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/egress.rs @@ -70,6 +70,15 @@ fn egress_expr( let inner = match expr.data() { ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) => env::Expr::bvar(Nat::from(*idx)), + // Egress is meant to be invoked only on closed expressions that are + // already abstracted back into de Bruijn binders. A live FVar here + // means a kernel path leaked an open expression past its binder + // open/close pairing — surface it loudly rather than silently emit a + // bogus Lean term. + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => panic!( + "egress_expr: unexpected FVar({id}) — abstract back to de Bruijn \ + before exporting" + ), ExprData::Sort(u, _) => env::Expr::sort(egress_level(u, level_params)), ExprData::Const(id, levels, _) => { let lvls = egress_levels(levels, level_params); @@ -470,6 +479,12 @@ fn kexpr_to_ixon(expr: &KExpr, ctx: &mut EgressCtx) -> Arc { } let out = match expr.data() { ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) => IxonExpr::var(*idx), + // See `egress_expr`: FVars must be abstracted back into de Bruijn + // before serialization. They have no Ixon representation. + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => panic!( + "kexpr_to_ixon: unexpected FVar({id}) — abstract back to de Bruijn \ + before exporting" + ), ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { let u_idx = kuniv_idx(u, ctx); IxonExpr::sort(u_idx) diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs index fbf56ced..0383ab3f 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/env.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/env.rs @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use super::error::TcError; -use super::expr::KExpr; +use super::expr::{FVarId, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; @@ -152,7 +152,9 @@ pub struct KEnvCacheSizes { pub intern_univs: usize, pub whnf: usize, pub whnf_no_delta: usize, + pub whnf_no_delta_cheap: usize, pub whnf_core: usize, + pub whnf_core_cheap: usize, pub infer: usize, pub infer_only: usize, pub def_eq: usize, @@ -179,7 +181,9 @@ impl KEnvCacheSizes { self.intern_univs, self.whnf, self.whnf_no_delta, + self.whnf_no_delta_cheap, self.whnf_core, + self.whnf_core_cheap, self.infer, self.infer_only, self.def_eq, @@ -203,13 +207,15 @@ impl std::fmt::Display for KEnvCacheSizes { fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result { write!( f, - "consts={} intern_exprs={} intern_univs={} whnf={}/{}/{} infer={}/{} def_eq={}/{}/{} unfold={} ingress={} is_prop={}", + "consts={} intern_exprs={} intern_univs={} whnf={}/{}/{}/{}/{} infer={}/{} def_eq={}/{}/{} unfold={} ingress={} is_prop={}", self.consts, self.intern_exprs, self.intern_univs, self.whnf, self.whnf_no_delta, + self.whnf_no_delta_cheap, self.whnf_core, + self.whnf_core_cheap, self.infer, self.infer_only, self.def_eq, @@ -251,12 +257,27 @@ pub struct KEnv { pub whnf_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// WHNF cache (no delta): (expr_hash, ctx_hash)-keyed. pub whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// Cheap-mode WHNF cache (no delta, DEF_EQ_CORE flags): same key shape as + /// `whnf_no_delta_cache`, but populated by cheap-projection callers in the + /// def-eq lazy-delta loop. Cheap output is NOT shared with full callers + /// because cheap projections leave projection-of-non-ctor terms stuck where + /// FULL would unfold the underlying definition. Reads and writes here are + /// gated to cheap-mode callers only — mirrors the `def_eq_cheap_cache` + /// pattern. Without this, every iteration of the lazy-delta loop redoes + /// `whnf_no_delta_for_def_eq` from scratch (mathlib hot path). + pub whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// WHNF core cache: structural-only reduction (beta/iota/zeta/proj), /// no native primitives, no delta. Mirrors lean4lean's `whnfCoreCache` /// (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:19) and lean4 C++'s /// `m_whnf_core`. Populated only when flags are FULL — cheap-projection /// results are not safe to share with full callers. pub whnf_core_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, + /// Cheap-mode WHNF core cache: same key shape as `whnf_core_cache`, but + /// populated by cheap-projection callers (DEF_EQ_CORE flags) inside the + /// def-eq lazy-delta loop. Same soundness reasoning as + /// `whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache` — cheap output stays in its own pool so + /// full callers always see a properly-reduced result. + pub whnf_core_cheap_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, Addr), KExpr>, /// Infer cache: keyed by (expr_hash, ctx_hash). Context-dependent. /// Populated only from full-mode `infer` (i.e. not from `with_infer_only`), /// so every cached result has passed the validation `infer_only` skips. @@ -318,6 +339,14 @@ pub struct KEnv { /// so every member of a bad block reports the same structured failure. pub block_check_results: FxHashMap, Result<(), TcError>>, + /// Next free-variable id for checker-local binder openings. + /// + /// Type-checking caches live on `KEnv`, not on one `TypeChecker`, so FVar + /// ids must also be allocated from the shared environment. Otherwise two + /// checker instances could both mint `fv$0` and reuse an `infer(fv$0)` cache + /// entry under different local contexts. + next_fvar_id: u64, + // -- Performance counters (audit §10) -- /// Cache hit/miss and fuel-consumption counters, gated by /// `IX_PERF_COUNTERS=1`. When the env var is unset the counters are @@ -360,7 +389,9 @@ impl KEnv { prims: OnceCell::new(), whnf_cache: FxHashMap::default(), whnf_no_delta_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache: FxHashMap::default(), whnf_core_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + whnf_core_cheap_cache: FxHashMap::default(), infer_cache: FxHashMap::default(), infer_only_cache: FxHashMap::default(), def_eq_cache: FxHashMap::default(), @@ -374,10 +405,19 @@ impl KEnv { rec_majors_cache: FxHashMap::default(), block_peer_agreement_cache: FxHashSet::default(), block_check_results: FxHashMap::default(), + next_fvar_id: 0, perf: PerfCounters::default(), } } + pub fn fresh_fvar_id(&mut self) -> FVarId { + let id = self.next_fvar_id; + self.next_fvar_id = self.next_fvar_id.checked_add(1).expect( + "KEnv::fresh_fvar_id: u64 counter overflow (more than 2^64 fvars in one environment)", + ); + FVarId(id) + } + /// Resolve primitives from the environment (cached via `OnceCell`). pub fn prims(&self) -> &Primitives { self.prims.get_or_init(|| Primitives::from_env(self)) @@ -462,7 +502,9 @@ impl KEnv { let _ = self.prims.take(); self.whnf_cache.clear(); self.whnf_no_delta_cache.clear(); + self.whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache.clear(); self.whnf_core_cache.clear(); + self.whnf_core_cheap_cache.clear(); self.infer_cache.clear(); self.infer_only_cache.clear(); self.def_eq_cache.clear(); @@ -475,6 +517,7 @@ impl KEnv { self.rec_majors_cache.clear(); self.block_peer_agreement_cache.clear(); self.block_check_results.clear(); + self.next_fvar_id = 0; } /// Snapshot of all per-worker cache sizes. Cheap (each `len()` is O(1)); @@ -488,7 +531,9 @@ impl KEnv { intern_univs: self.intern.univs.len(), whnf: self.whnf_cache.len(), whnf_no_delta: self.whnf_no_delta_cache.len(), + whnf_no_delta_cheap: self.whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache.len(), whnf_core: self.whnf_core_cache.len(), + whnf_core_cheap: self.whnf_core_cheap_cache.len(), infer: self.infer_cache.len(), infer_only: self.infer_only_cache.len(), def_eq: self.def_eq_cache.len(), @@ -518,7 +563,9 @@ impl KEnv { self.prims = OnceCell::new(); self.whnf_cache = FxHashMap::default(); self.whnf_no_delta_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache = FxHashMap::default(); self.whnf_core_cache = FxHashMap::default(); + self.whnf_core_cheap_cache = FxHashMap::default(); self.infer_cache = FxHashMap::default(); self.infer_only_cache = FxHashMap::default(); self.def_eq_cache = FxHashMap::default(); @@ -531,6 +578,7 @@ impl KEnv { self.rec_majors_cache = FxHashMap::default(); self.block_peer_agreement_cache = FxHashSet::default(); self.block_check_results = FxHashMap::default(); + self.next_fvar_id = 0; } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs index 87a56815..0d253436 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/error.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/error.rs @@ -64,6 +64,12 @@ pub enum TcError { pos: usize, ordering: Ordering, }, + /// A free variable reached a comparator (canonical-sort or related) + /// that requires de-Bruijn-only inputs. Canonicalization runs over + /// closed, egressed expressions before any binder opening; an FVar + /// here means a kernel path leaked an open expression into the + /// canonical-ordering stage. + UnexpectedFVarInComparator, Other(String), } @@ -111,6 +117,11 @@ impl std::fmt::Display for TcError { block.hex() ) }, + TcError::UnexpectedFVarInComparator => write!( + f, + "unexpected free variable in canonical-ordering comparator: \ + canonicalization must run before any binder opening" + ), TcError::Other(s) => write!(f, "{s}"), } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs index 81c110d2..69707bd5 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -8,15 +8,15 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::address::Address; use crate::ix::env::{ - BinderInfo, DataValue, EALL, EAPP, ELAM, ELET, ENAT, EPRJ, EREF, ESORT, ESTR, - EVAR, Name, + BinderInfo, DataValue, EALL, EAPP, EFVAR, ELAM, ELET, ENAT, EPRJ, EREF, + ESORT, ESTR, EVAR, Name, }; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use super::env::Addr; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; -use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; +use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay}; /// Expression. Thin Arc wrapper — cheap to clone, O(1) identity via `Arc::ptr_eq`. #[derive(Clone, Debug)] @@ -28,20 +28,49 @@ pub type MData = Vec<(Name, DataValue)>; /// Per-expression metadata: blake3 hash, substitution annotations, and mdata. #[derive(Clone, Debug)] pub struct ExprInfo { - /// Blake3 hash (includes metadata contributions in Meta mode). + /// Blake3 hash of semantic expression content. Metadata fields are stored + /// for diagnostics/egress but do not contribute to the hash. pub addr: Addr, /// Loose bound variable range: upper bound on free de Bruijn indices. pub lbr: u64, /// Count of free `Var(0)` occurrences. pub count_0: u64, + /// Whether any [`ExprData::FVar`] occurrence is reachable in this expression. + /// + /// FVars (free variables) are leaves carrying a unique [`FVarId`]; they are + /// introduced when a binder is opened during inference / def-eq, and + /// re-abstracted into de Bruijn binders before the result escapes the + /// open scope. The flag lets callers (substitution, `abstract_fvars`, + /// soundness assertions) skip walks when no fvars are reachable. + pub has_fvars: bool, /// Lean mdata annotations. Semantically transparent, erased in Anon mode. pub mdata: M::MField>, } +/// Per-`TypeChecker` unique identifier for a free variable. Generated by +/// [`crate::ix::kernel::lctx::NameGenerator`] and embedded into the blake3 +/// content hash of [`ExprData::FVar`] nodes, so that two distinct fvars hash +/// distinctly. This is the soundness lever that lets cache keys be the +/// expression hash alone (no separate local-context key) — see the kernel +/// fvar plan and `refs/lean4/src/kernel/type_checker.h:27`. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, Hash, PartialEq, PartialOrd, Ord)] +pub struct FVarId(pub u64); + +impl fmt::Display for FVarId { + fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { + write!(f, "fv${}", self.0) + } +} + /// Expression data. Each variant carries its [`ExprInfo`]. #[derive(Clone, Debug)] pub enum ExprData { Var(u64, M::MField, ExprInfo), + /// Free variable: opaque identity from the active local context. + /// `FVarId` participates in the content hash; the user-facing `Name` is + /// preserved (in Meta mode) for diagnostics. The looked-up type lives in + /// the active [`crate::ix::kernel::lctx::LocalContext`], not on the node. + FVar(FVarId, M::MField, ExprInfo), Sort(KUniv, ExprInfo), Const(KId, Box<[KUniv]>, ExprInfo), App(KExpr, KExpr, ExprInfo), @@ -59,6 +88,7 @@ impl ExprData { pub fn info(&self) -> &ExprInfo { match self { ExprData::Var(.., i) + | ExprData::FVar(.., i) | ExprData::Sort(.., i) | ExprData::Const(.., i) | ExprData::App(.., i) @@ -97,6 +127,13 @@ impl KExpr { self.info().count_0 } + /// Whether any [`ExprData::FVar`] occurrence is reachable. Computed at + /// construction time and propagated via OR through composite nodes, so + /// the check is O(1) per call. + pub fn has_fvars(&self) -> bool { + self.info().has_fvars + } + pub fn mdata(&self) -> &M::MField> { &self.info().mdata } @@ -143,9 +180,10 @@ fn mk_info( addr: Addr, lbr: u64, count_0: u64, + has_fvars: bool, mdata: M::MField>, ) -> ExprInfo { - ExprInfo { addr, lbr, count_0, mdata } + ExprInfo { addr, lbr, count_0, has_fvars, mdata } } // ============================================================================= @@ -168,16 +206,18 @@ impl KExpr { } /// Compute the content hash for [`KExpr::var_mdata`] without allocating. + /// + /// `name` is descriptive metadata only and intentionally NOT hashed — + /// two `Var(i)` nodes with different display names are content-equal, + /// keeping hash equality alpha-invariant even in `Meta` mode. pub fn var_hash( idx: u64, - name: &M::MField, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _name: &M::MField, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EVAR]); h.update(&idx.to_le_bytes()); - name.meta_hash(&mut h); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -187,10 +227,51 @@ impl KExpr { mdata: M::MField>, addr: Addr, ) -> Self { - let info = mk_info::(addr, idx + 1, if idx == 0 { 1 } else { 0 }, mdata); + let info = + mk_info::(addr, idx + 1, if idx == 0 { 1 } else { 0 }, false, mdata); KExpr::new(ExprData::Var(idx, name, info)) } + pub fn fvar(id: FVarId, name: M::MField) -> Self { + Self::fvar_mdata(id, name, no_mdata::()) + } + + /// Compute the content hash for [`KExpr::fvar_mdata`] without allocating. + /// Includes the [`FVarId`] so distinct fvars produce distinct hashes — the + /// soundness lever for keying caches by expression alone. `name` is + /// descriptive only and intentionally NOT hashed. + pub fn fvar_hash( + id: FVarId, + _name: &M::MField, + _mdata: &M::MField>, + ) -> blake3::Hash { + let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); + h.update(&[EFVAR]); + h.update(&id.0.to_le_bytes()); + h.finalize() + } + + pub fn fvar_mdata_with_addr( + id: FVarId, + name: M::MField, + mdata: M::MField>, + addr: Addr, + ) -> Self { + // FVars are leaves: no loose bvars (lbr = 0), no Var(0) occurrences, + // and `has_fvars` is true since this node *is* an fvar. + let info = mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, true, mdata); + KExpr::new(ExprData::FVar(id, name, info)) + } + + pub fn fvar_mdata( + id: FVarId, + name: M::MField, + mdata: M::MField>, + ) -> Self { + let addr = Self::fvar_hash(id, &name, &mdata); + Self::fvar_mdata_with_addr(id, name, mdata, addr) + } + pub fn var_mdata( idx: u64, name: M::MField, @@ -206,12 +287,11 @@ impl KExpr { pub fn sort_hash( u: &KUniv, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ESORT]); h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -220,7 +300,7 @@ impl KExpr { mdata: M::MField>, addr: Addr, ) -> Self { - KExpr::new(ExprData::Sort(u, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) + KExpr::new(ExprData::Sort(u, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, false, mdata))) } pub fn sort_mdata(u: KUniv, mdata: M::MField>) -> Self { @@ -232,19 +312,21 @@ impl KExpr { Self::cnst_mdata(id, univs, no_mdata::()) } + /// `id.addr` is the constant's content-address — its identity. The + /// `id.name` field is display-only metadata, intentionally NOT hashed, + /// so two references to the same address with different display names + /// remain content-equal. pub fn cnst_hash( id: &KId, univs: &[KUniv], - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EREF]); h.update(id.addr.as_bytes()); - id.name.meta_hash(&mut h); for u in univs.iter() { h.update(u.addr().as_bytes()); } - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -254,7 +336,11 @@ impl KExpr { mdata: M::MField>, addr: Addr, ) -> Self { - KExpr::new(ExprData::Const(id, univs, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) + KExpr::new(ExprData::Const( + id, + univs, + mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, false, mdata), + )) } pub fn cnst_mdata( @@ -273,13 +359,12 @@ impl KExpr { pub fn app_hash( f: &KExpr, a: &KExpr, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EAPP]); h.update(f.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(a.addr().as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -293,6 +378,7 @@ impl KExpr { addr, f.lbr().max(a.lbr()), f.count_0() + a.count_0(), + f.has_fvars() || a.has_fvars(), mdata, ); KExpr::new(ExprData::App(f, a, info)) @@ -316,20 +402,24 @@ impl KExpr { Self::lam_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, no_mdata::()) } + /// Compute the content hash for [`KExpr::lam_mdata`]. + /// + /// Binder `name` and `bi` are display/elaboration metadata only and are + /// intentionally NOT hashed. The kernel does not distinguish lambdas + /// that differ only in binder name or binder info; this keeps hash + /// equality structural and alpha-invariant in `Meta` mode (matching + /// `Anon` mode where these fields are erased). pub fn lam_hash( - name: &M::MField, - bi: &M::MField, + _name: &M::MField, + _bi: &M::MField, ty: &KExpr, body: &KExpr, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ELAM]); - name.meta_hash(&mut h); - bi.meta_hash(&mut h); h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -345,6 +435,7 @@ impl KExpr { addr, ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0(), + ty.has_fvars() || body.has_fvars(), mdata, ); KExpr::new(ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, info)) @@ -370,20 +461,18 @@ impl KExpr { Self::all_mdata(name, bi, ty, body, no_mdata::()) } + /// See [`KExpr::lam_hash`] — binder `name`/`bi` intentionally not hashed. pub fn all_hash( - name: &M::MField, - bi: &M::MField, + _name: &M::MField, + _bi: &M::MField, ty: &KExpr, body: &KExpr, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EALL]); - name.meta_hash(&mut h); - bi.meta_hash(&mut h); h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -399,6 +488,7 @@ impl KExpr { addr, ty.lbr().max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0(), + ty.has_fvars() || body.has_fvars(), mdata, ); KExpr::new(ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, info)) @@ -425,22 +515,21 @@ impl KExpr { Self::let_mdata(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, no_mdata::()) } + /// See [`KExpr::lam_hash`] — binder `name` and the cached `non_dep` flag + /// are intentionally not hashed. pub fn let_hash( - name: &M::MField, + _name: &M::MField, ty: &KExpr, val: &KExpr, body: &KExpr, - non_dep: bool, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _non_dep: bool, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ELET]); - name.meta_hash(&mut h); h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); - h.update(&[non_dep as u8]); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -457,6 +546,7 @@ impl KExpr { addr, ty.lbr().max(val.lbr()).max(body.lbr().saturating_sub(1)), ty.count_0() + val.count_0(), + ty.has_fvars() || val.has_fvars() || body.has_fvars(), mdata, ); KExpr::new(ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, info)) @@ -478,19 +568,18 @@ impl KExpr { Self::prj_mdata(id, field, val, no_mdata::()) } + /// `id.name` is display-only metadata, intentionally NOT hashed. pub fn prj_hash( id: &KId, field: u64, val: &KExpr, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[EPRJ]); h.update(id.addr.as_bytes()); - id.name.meta_hash(&mut h); h.update(&field.to_le_bytes()); h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -501,7 +590,8 @@ impl KExpr { mdata: M::MField>, addr: Addr, ) -> Self { - let info = mk_info::(addr, val.lbr(), val.count_0(), mdata); + let info = + mk_info::(addr, val.lbr(), val.count_0(), val.has_fvars(), mdata); KExpr::new(ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, info)) } @@ -521,12 +611,11 @@ impl KExpr { pub fn nat_hash( blob_addr: &Address, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ENAT]); h.update(blob_addr.as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -536,7 +625,11 @@ impl KExpr { mdata: M::MField>, addr: Addr, ) -> Self { - KExpr::new(ExprData::Nat(val, blob_addr, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) + KExpr::new(ExprData::Nat( + val, + blob_addr, + mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, false, mdata), + )) } pub fn nat_mdata( @@ -554,12 +647,11 @@ impl KExpr { pub fn str_hash( blob_addr: &Address, - mdata: &M::MField>, + _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); h.update(&[ESTR]); h.update(blob_addr.as_bytes()); - mdata.meta_hash(&mut h); h.finalize() } @@ -569,7 +661,11 @@ impl KExpr { mdata: M::MField>, addr: Addr, ) -> Self { - KExpr::new(ExprData::Str(val, blob_addr, mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, mdata))) + KExpr::new(ExprData::Str( + val, + blob_addr, + mk_info::(addr, 0, 0, false, mdata), + )) } pub fn str_mdata( @@ -605,6 +701,14 @@ fn fmt_expr( write!(f, "#{idx}") } }, + ExprData::FVar(id, name, _) => { + if name.has_meta() { + name.meta_fmt(f)?; + write!(f, "@{id}") + } else { + write!(f, "{id}") + } + }, ExprData::Sort(u, _) => write!(f, "Sort {u}"), ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => { write!(f, "{id}")?; @@ -728,8 +832,11 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn var_meta_name_affects_hash() { - assert_ne!( + fn var_meta_name_does_not_affect_hash() { + // Binder names are descriptive metadata only — they do NOT contribute + // to the content hash, so two `Var(0)` nodes with different display + // names are content-equal. Keeps hash equality alpha-invariant. + assert_eq!( ME::var(0, mk_name("x")).addr(), ME::var(0, mk_name("y")).addr() ); @@ -751,10 +858,13 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn const_meta_name_affects_hash() { + fn const_meta_name_does_not_affect_hash() { + // `id.name` is display-only metadata. Two `Const` nodes with the same + // `id.addr` (the actual identity) are content-equal regardless of + // their display names. let a = ME::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), mk_name("Nat")), Box::new([])); let b = ME::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), mk_name("Int")), Box::new([])); - assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); } #[test] @@ -772,23 +882,29 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn lam_meta_name_affects_hash() { + fn lam_meta_name_does_not_affect_hash() { + // Binder names are alpha-equivalent metadata; two lambdas differing + // only in binder name hash identically (true alpha-invariance even + // in `Meta` mode). let ty = ME::sort(MU::zero()); let body = ME::var(0, mk_name("x")); let a = ME::lam(mk_name("x"), BinderInfo::Default, ty.clone(), body.clone()); let b = ME::lam(mk_name("y"), BinderInfo::Default, ty, body); - assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); } #[test] - fn lam_binder_info_affects_hash() { + fn lam_binder_info_does_not_affect_hash() { + // Binder info (implicit / instance / etc.) is elaborator-facing + // metadata; the kernel does not distinguish lambdas that differ only + // in binder info. let ty = ME::sort(MU::zero()); let body = ME::var(0, mk_name("x")); let a = ME::lam(mk_name("x"), BinderInfo::Default, ty.clone(), body.clone()); let b = ME::lam(mk_name("x"), BinderInfo::Implicit, ty, body); - assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); } #[test] @@ -818,13 +934,13 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn let_non_dep_affects_hash() { + fn let_non_dep_does_not_affect_hash() { let ty = AE::sort(AU::zero()); let val = AE::var(0, ()); let body = AE::var(0, ()); let a = AE::let_((), ty.clone(), val.clone(), body.clone(), true); let b = AE::let_((), ty, val, body, false); - assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); } #[test] diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index 84e501d3..70f6ba66 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; use crate::ix::address::Address; use super::constant::KConst; -use super::env::{GeneratedRecursor, InternTable, RecursorAuxOrder}; +use super::env::{GeneratedRecursor, RecursorAuxOrder}; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::{KUniv, univ_eq, univ_geq}; use super::mode::KernelMode; -use super::subst::{lift, simul_subst, subst}; +use super::subst::{instantiate_rev, lift, simul_subst, subst}; use super::tc::{TypeChecker, collect_app_spine, expr_mentions_any_addr}; /// Emit the `[type diff]` walk from `check_recursor`'s mismatch path. @@ -66,65 +66,6 @@ pub struct FlatBlockMember { pub occurrence_us: Box<[KUniv]>, } -/// Lower free Var indices by `shift`: Var(i) where i >= shift becomes Var(i - shift). -/// Vars with i < shift are left unchanged (they refer to local binders). -fn lower_vars( - env: &mut InternTable, - e: &KExpr, - shift: u64, -) -> KExpr { - if shift == 0 { - return e.clone(); - } - lower_vars_inner(env, e, shift, 0) -} - -fn lower_vars_inner( - env: &mut InternTable, - e: &KExpr, - shift: u64, - cutoff: u64, -) -> KExpr { - // Quick exit: no free vars below lbr - if e.lbr() <= cutoff { - return e.clone(); - } - - let result = match e.data() { - ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { - let i = *i; - if i >= cutoff + shift { - KExpr::var(i - shift, name.clone()) - } else { - return e.clone(); - } - }, - ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { - let f2 = lower_vars_inner(env, f, shift, cutoff); - let a2 = lower_vars_inner(env, a, shift, cutoff); - KExpr::app(f2, a2) - }, - ExprData::Lam(n, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = lower_vars_inner(env, ty, shift, cutoff); - let body2 = lower_vars_inner(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); - KExpr::lam(n.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) - }, - ExprData::All(n, bi, ty, body, _) => { - let ty2 = lower_vars_inner(env, ty, shift, cutoff); - let body2 = lower_vars_inner(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); - KExpr::all(n.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) - }, - ExprData::Let(n, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { - let ty2 = lower_vars_inner(env, ty, shift, cutoff); - let val2 = lower_vars_inner(env, val, shift, cutoff); - let body2 = lower_vars_inner(env, body, shift, cutoff + 1); - KExpr::let_(n.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) - }, - _ => return e.clone(), // Sort, Const, Nat, Str, Prj — no free Var shifting - }; - env.intern_expr(result) -} - impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { /// Validate an inductive block. Pure inductive blocks are coordinated /// through `KEnv`; legacy mixed source blocks fall back to the member check @@ -607,7 +548,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { self.instantiate_univ_params(&ctor_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; // Walk past own_params, substituting with spec_params. - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut cur = ctor_ty_inst; for j in 0..member.own_params { let w = self.whnf(&cur)?; @@ -646,13 +587,13 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { n_rec_params, )?; - self.push_local(dom); - cur = body; + let (open, _) = self.open_binder_anon(dom, &body); + cur = open; }, _ => break, } } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); } } @@ -685,125 +626,127 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { param_depth: usize, // depth at the param context (before field locals) n_rec_params: u64, // number of inductive parameters (valid Var refs in spec_params) ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - // Peel foralls structurally — no WHNF, see doc comment above. - let mut cur = dom.clone(); - while let ExprData::All(_, _, _, body, _) = cur.data() { - cur = body.clone(); - } - - let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&cur); - let head_id = match head.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), - _ => return Ok(()), - }; - - // Skip if head is already a block member (direct recursive, not nested). - if block_addrs.contains(&head_id.addr) { - return Ok(()); - } - // Also skip if head is already a flat block member (already detected). - if flat.iter().any(|m| m.id.addr == head_id.addr && !m.is_aux) { - return Ok(()); - } + let saved_lctx = self.lctx.len(); + let result = (|| -> Result<(), TcError> { + // Peel foralls structurally — no WHNF, see doc comment above. Open + // each peeled binder with a temporary fvar so domain-local dependencies + // in external inductive parameters are rejected by the same locality + // check as field-local dependencies. + let mut cur = dom.clone(); + while let ExprData::All(_, _, inner_dom, body, _) = cur.data() { + let inner_dom = inner_dom.clone(); + let body = body.clone(); + let (open, _) = self.open_binder_anon(inner_dom, &body); + cur = open; + } - // Check if head is an external inductive. - let (ext_params, ext_indices, ext_ctors, ext_lvls) = - match self.try_get_const(&head_id)? { - Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, lvls, .. }) => { - (params, indices, ctors.clone(), lvls) - }, + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&cur); + let head_id = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.clone(), _ => return Ok(()), }; - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] - // ext_params is a small structural count - let ext_n_params = ext_params as usize; - if args.len() < ext_n_params { - return Ok(()); - } + // Skip if head is already a block member (direct recursive, not nested). + if block_addrs.contains(&head_id.addr) { + return Ok(()); + } + // Also skip if head is already a flat block member (already detected). + if flat.iter().any(|m| m.id.addr == head_id.addr && !m.is_aux) { + return Ok(()); + } - // Check if any param arg mentions a block original. Match Lean's - // `is_nested_inductive_app` (`inductive.cpp:920`) and compile-side - // `replace_if_nested`, which check INTERNAL identity (block originals - // by name / aux internal names like `_nested.Array_4`). The kernel - // doesn't carry internal aux names, only `flat[i].id.addr` — but for an - // aux that's the EXTERNAL inductive's address (e.g., `Array`'s addr). - // Including those flat addresses here would falsely match unrelated - // occurrences such as `Option (Array LazyStep)` (which mentions - // `Array`'s addr because `Array_4` shares it, even though `LazyStep` - // is not in this block). Originals only. - let has_nested_ref = args - .iter() - .take(ext_n_params) - .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_addr(a, block_addrs)); - if !has_nested_ref { - return Ok(()); - } + // Check if head is an external inductive. + let (ext_params, ext_indices, ext_ctors, ext_lvls) = + match self.try_get_const(&head_id)? { + Some(KConst::Indc { params, indices, ctors, lvls, .. }) => { + (params, indices, ctors.clone(), lvls) + }, + _ => return Ok(()), + }; - // Extract spec_params (the first ext_n_params args) and normalize them - // to the param context by lowering Var indices by the field depth. - // This ensures the same logical spec_params produce the same hash - // regardless of how many field locals are on the context. - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] - // depth and param_depth are small - let field_depth = - (self.depth() as usize).saturating_sub(param_depth) as u64; - let spec_params: Vec> = args - .iter() - .take(ext_n_params) - .map(|e| { - if field_depth > 0 { - lower_vars(&mut self.env.intern, e, field_depth) - } else { - e.clone() - } - }) - .collect(); + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + // ext_params is a small structural count + let ext_n_params = ext_params as usize; + if args.len() < ext_n_params { + return Ok(()); + } - // S7: Reject nested occurrences whose parameter args still contain - // loose bound variables after lowering. This means a param arg depends - // on a locally-bound field variable, creating an ill-formed auxiliary. - // Allow Var(0)..Var(n_rec_params-1) as valid parameter references. - // (lean4lean: isNestedInductiveApp? checks looseBVars on param args.) - for sp in spec_params.iter() { - if sp.lbr() > param_depth as u64 + n_rec_params { - return Ok(()); // param arg depends on field-local variables — not a valid nesting + // Check if any param arg mentions a block original. Match Lean's + // `is_nested_inductive_app` (`inductive.cpp:920`) and compile-side + // `replace_if_nested`, which check INTERNAL identity (block originals + // by name / aux internal names like `_nested.Array_4`). The kernel + // doesn't carry internal aux names, only `flat[i].id.addr` — but for an + // aux that's the EXTERNAL inductive's address (e.g., `Array`'s addr). + // Including those flat addresses here would falsely match unrelated + // occurrences such as `Option (Array LazyStep)` (which mentions + // `Array`'s addr because `Array_4` shares it, even though `LazyStep` + // is not in this block). Originals only. + let has_nested_ref = args + .iter() + .take(ext_n_params) + .any(|a| expr_mentions_any_addr(a, block_addrs)); + if !has_nested_ref { + return Ok(()); } - } - // Dedup: check if we've already seen this (ext_ind, spec_params) pair. - // Use blake3 content hash (addr) for structural dedup. - let spec_hashes: Vec<[u8; 32]> = - spec_params.iter().map(|e| *e.addr().as_bytes()).collect(); - if aux_seen.iter().any(|(a, s)| { - *a == head_id.addr - && s.len() == spec_hashes.len() - && s.iter().zip(spec_hashes.iter()).all(|(a, b)| a == b) - }) { - return Ok(()); - } - aux_seen.push((head_id.addr.clone(), spec_hashes)); + // Extract spec_params (the first ext_n_params args). Field and + // domain-local binders are opened as fvars in this path, while valid + // block parameters remain Var refs in the recursor parameter context. + let spec_params: Vec> = + args.iter().take(ext_n_params).cloned().collect(); + + // S7: Reject nested occurrences whose parameter args contain local + // variables. FVars are field-local or domain-local binders opened by + // this pass. Loose Vars above the shared parameter range are legacy + // local de Bruijn refs. Either case means the would-be aux parameter + // depends on a constructor field, so it is not a valid nested inductive + // parameter. Allow Var(0)..Var(n_rec_params-1) as shared parameter refs. + // (lean4lean: isNestedInductiveApp? checks looseBVars on param args.) + for sp in spec_params.iter() { + if sp.has_fvars() { + return Ok(()); + } + if sp.lbr() > param_depth as u64 + n_rec_params { + return Ok(()); // param arg depends on field-local variables — not a valid nesting + } + } - // Abstract shifted universe params for internal processing (dedup, ctor walking). - let aux_us = self.mk_ind_univs(ext_lvls, univ_offset); - // Concrete universe args from the actual occurrence (for output types). - let occurrence_us: Box<[KUniv]> = match head.data() { - ExprData::Const(_, us, _) => us.clone(), - _ => Box::new([]), - }; + // Dedup: check if we've already seen this (ext_ind, spec_params) pair. + // Use blake3 content hash (addr) for structural dedup. + let spec_hashes: Vec<[u8; 32]> = + spec_params.iter().map(|e| *e.addr().as_bytes()).collect(); + if aux_seen.iter().any(|(a, s)| { + *a == head_id.addr + && s.len() == spec_hashes.len() + && s.iter().zip(spec_hashes.iter()).all(|(a, b)| a == b) + }) { + return Ok(()); + } + aux_seen.push((head_id.addr.clone(), spec_hashes)); + + // Abstract shifted universe params for internal processing (dedup, ctor walking). + let aux_us = self.mk_ind_univs(ext_lvls, univ_offset); + // Concrete universe args from the actual occurrence (for output types). + let occurrence_us: Box<[KUniv]> = match head.data() { + ExprData::Const(_, us, _) => us.clone(), + _ => Box::new([]), + }; - flat.push(FlatBlockMember { - id: head_id, - is_aux: true, - spec_params, - own_params: ext_params, - n_indices: ext_indices, - ctors: ext_ctors, - lvls: ext_lvls, - ind_us: aux_us, - occurrence_us, - }); - Ok(()) + flat.push(FlatBlockMember { + id: head_id, + is_aux: true, + spec_params, + own_params: ext_params, + n_indices: ext_indices, + ctors: ext_ctors, + lvls: ext_lvls, + ind_us: aux_us, + occurrence_us, + }); + Ok(()) + })(); + self.lctx.truncate(saved_lctx); + result } /// Rewrite nested occurrences in synthetic aux member/ctor types to the @@ -1392,16 +1335,16 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } } - let classes = - sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::(&pairs, &resolve_ctor, &|id: &KId, - _c: &KConst< - M, - >| { + let classes = sort_kconsts_with_seed_key::( + &pairs, + &resolve_ctor, + &|id: &KId, _c: &KConst| { seed_key_by_addr .get(&id.addr) .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(|| id.addr.clone()) - }); + }, + )?; if dump_canonical { eprintln!("[canonical_aux_order.dump] post-sort classes:"); @@ -1681,14 +1624,17 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", eprintln!(" sto: {rty}"); return Ok(true); } - self.push_local(lty.clone()); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let (lbody_open, fv, _) = + self.open_binder_anon_with_fv(lty.clone(), lbody); + let rbody_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, rbody, &[fv]); let found = self.dump_rule_rhs_first_diff( - lbody, - rbody, + &lbody_open, + &rbody_open, &format!("{path}.body"), depth + 1, ); - self.pop_local(); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); found }, (ExprData::App(lf, la, _), ExprData::App(rf, ra, _)) => { @@ -1718,7 +1664,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ctor_ty: &KExpr, n_params: usize, ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut it = ind_ty.clone(); let mut ct = ctor_ty.clone(); @@ -1731,15 +1677,17 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ExprData::All(_, _, c_dom, c_body, _), ) => { if !self.is_def_eq(i_dom, c_dom)? { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other("param domain mismatch".into())); } - self.push_local(i_dom.clone()); - it = i_body.clone(); - ct = c_body.clone(); + let (i_open, fv, _) = + self.open_binder_anon_with_fv(i_dom.clone(), i_body); + let c_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, c_body, &[fv]); + it = i_open; + ct = c_open; }, _ => { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other( "expected forall in param agreement".into(), )); @@ -1747,7 +1695,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", } } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); Ok(()) } @@ -1807,11 +1755,13 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", if expr_mentions_any_addr(inner_dom, block_addrs) { return Err(TcError::Other("strict positivity violation".into())); } - // H4: Push local so WHNF works correctly on dependent types - // (lean4lean Add.lean:187-189 uses withLocalDecl) - self.push_local(inner_dom.clone()); - let result = self.check_positivity_domain(inner_body, block_addrs); - self.pop_local(); + // H4: Open binder with fvar so WHNF works correctly on dependent + // types (lean4lean Add.lean:187-189 uses withLocalDecl). + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let (inner_open, _) = + self.open_binder_anon(inner_dom.clone(), inner_body); + let result = self.check_positivity_domain(&inner_open, block_addrs); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); result }, _ => { @@ -1954,9 +1904,10 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { self.check_positivity_domain(dom, augmented_addrs)?; - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - let result = self.check_nested_ctor_fields_loop(body, augmented_addrs); - self.pop_local(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let (open, _) = self.open_binder_anon(dom.clone(), body); + let result = self.check_nested_ctor_fields_loop(&open, augmented_addrs); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); result }, _ => Ok(()), // base case: return type — no more fields to check @@ -1975,7 +1926,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", return Ok(()); } - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut ty = ctor_ty.clone(); // Skip params @@ -1983,8 +1934,8 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - ty = body.clone(); + let (open, _) = self.open_binder_anon(dom.clone(), body); + ty = open; }, _ => break, } @@ -1998,19 +1949,19 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let dom_ty = self.infer(dom)?; let field_level = self.ensure_sort(&dom_ty)?; if !univ_geq(ind_level, &field_level) { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other( "field universe exceeds inductive level".into(), )); } - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - ty = body.clone(); + let (open, _) = self.open_binder_anon(dom.clone(), body); + ty = open; }, _ => break, } } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); Ok(()) } @@ -2025,26 +1976,34 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ind_lvls: u64, block_addrs: &[Address], ) -> Result<(), TcError> { - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut ty = ctor_ty.clone(); - // Skip params + fields + // Skip params + fields. Track the param fvars so we can verify the + // return type's first n_params args are exactly the param fvars by + // FVar identity (replaces the legacy de Bruijn `Var(expected_idx)` + // match after the fvar transition). let total_binders = n_params + n_fields; - for _ in 0..total_binders { + let mut param_fvars: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(n_params); + for i in 0..total_binders { let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - ty = body.clone(); + let (open, fv, _) = self.open_binder_anon_with_fv(dom.clone(), body); + if i < n_params { + param_fvars.push(fv); + } + ty = open; }, _ => { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other( "ctor return type: not enough binders".into(), )); }, } } + let _ = total_binders; // Now ty should be the return type: I params... indices... // Important: do NOT whnf here. The constructor return type must be @@ -2058,7 +2017,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ExprData::Const(id, us, _) if id.addr == *ind_addr => { // Universe args must be Param(0), Param(1), ..., Param(lvls-1) in order if us.len() as u64 != ind_lvls { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "ctor return type: expected {} universe args, got {}", ind_lvls, @@ -2069,7 +2028,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let expected = KUniv::param(i as u64, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())); if !univ_eq(u, &expected) { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "ctor return type: universe arg {i} is not Param({i})" ))); @@ -2077,7 +2036,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", } }, _ => { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other( "ctor return type: head is not the inductive".into(), )); @@ -2086,7 +2045,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // S2: Total args must equal n_params + n_indices exactly. if args.len() != n_params + n_indices { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "ctor return type: expected {} args (params={} + indices={}), got {}", n_params + n_indices, @@ -2096,37 +2055,34 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ))); } - // First n_params args should be de Bruijn refs to the params + // First n_params args should be exactly the param fvars (FVar + // identity replaces legacy de Bruijn `Var(expected_idx)` matching). for i in 0..n_params { if i >= args.len() { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other( "ctor return type: not enough args for params".into(), )); } - let expected_idx = (total_binders - 1 - i) as u64; - match args[i].data() { - ExprData::Var(idx, _, _) if *idx == expected_idx => {}, - _ => { - self.restore_depth(saved); - return Err(TcError::Other( - "ctor return type: param arg not correct var".into(), - )); - }, + if !args[i].hash_eq(¶m_fvars[i]) { + self.lctx.truncate(saved); + return Err(TcError::Other( + "ctor return type: param arg not the param fvar".into(), + )); } } // Index args should not mention block inductives for arg in &args[n_params..] { if expr_mentions_any_addr(arg, block_addrs) { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other( "ctor return type: index mentions block inductive".into(), )); } } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); Ok(()) } @@ -2136,17 +2092,17 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ty: &KExpr, n: usize, ) -> Result, TcError> { - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut t = ty.clone(); for i in 0..n { let w = self.whnf(&t)?; match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - t = body.clone(); + let (open, _) = self.open_binder_anon(dom.clone(), body); + t = open; }, _ => { - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); return Err(TcError::Other(format!( "get_result_sort_level: expected {n} foralls, only found {i}" ))); @@ -2158,7 +2114,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ExprData::Sort(u, _) => Ok(u.clone()), _ => Err(TcError::Other("get_result_sort_level: not a sort".into())), }; - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); result } @@ -2202,10 +2158,14 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", if ctor_fields == 0 { return Ok(true); } - // Walk ctor type, collecting non-trivial field positions - let saved = self.save_depth(); + // Walk ctor type, collecting non-trivial field positions and the + // fvars opened for the field binders. We later check that each + // non-trivial field's fvar appears among the return-type args + // (FVar identity replaces the legacy de Bruijn match). + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut ty = ctor_ty; let mut non_trivial: Vec = Vec::new(); // field index (0-based among fields) + let mut field_fvars: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(ctor_fields); for i in 0..(n_params + ctor_fields) { let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; match w.data() { @@ -2219,8 +2179,12 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", non_trivial.push(i - n_params); } } - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - ty = body.clone(); + let (open, fv, _) = + self.open_binder_anon_with_fv(dom.clone(), body); + if i >= n_params { + field_fvars.push(fv); + } + ty = open; }, _ => break, } @@ -2228,14 +2192,12 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // ty is now the return type: I params args... let (_, ret_args) = collect_app_spine(&ty); let result = non_trivial.iter().all(|&fi| { - // Field fi (0-indexed among fields) was pushed at position n_params + fi. - // From current depth (n_params + ctor_fields), de Bruijn index is: - let dbi = (ctor_fields - 1 - fi) as u64; + let target = &field_fvars[fi]; ret_args.iter().any( - |arg| matches!(arg.data(), ExprData::Var(v, _, _) if *v == dbi), + |arg| matches!(arg.data(), ExprData::FVar(_, _, _) if arg.hash_eq(target)), ) }); - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); Ok(result) }, // 2+ constructors → never large for Prop @@ -2505,93 +2467,6 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", Ok(()) } - /// Build the motive type for inductive j: - /// `∀ (indices...) (major : I_j params indices), Sort elim_level` - /// - /// `univ_offset`: 1 for large eliminators (elim level at Param(0), inductive - /// params shifted to Param(1)..Param(n)), 0 for small (Prop) eliminators. - #[allow(dead_code)] - fn build_motive_type( - &mut self, - ind_id: &KId, - ind_ty: &KExpr, - ind_lvls: u64, - n_indices: usize, - shared_params: usize, - elim_level: &KUniv, - univ_offset: u64, - ) -> Result, TcError> { - let saved = self.save_depth(); - let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); - - // Instantiate inductive type with shifted universe params before walking - let ind_univs = self.mk_ind_univs(ind_lvls, univ_offset); - let ind_ty_inst = self.instantiate_univ_params(ind_ty, &ind_univs)?; - - // Walk the instantiated inductive type past params, collecting index domains - let mut ty = ind_ty_inst; - for _ in 0..shared_params { - let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; - match w.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - ty = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - - let mut index_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); - for _ in 0..n_indices { - let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; - match w.data() { - ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { - index_doms.push(dom.clone()); - self.push_local(dom.clone()); - ty = body.clone(); - }, - _ => break, - } - } - - // Build major premise type: I.{shifted_params} params indices - let mut major_ty = - KExpr::cnst(ind_id.clone(), self.mk_ind_univs(ind_lvls, univ_offset)); - // params are Var refs to the outer param binders - let depth = self.depth(); - for i in 0..shared_params { - let v = KExpr::var(depth - 1 - i as u64, anon()); - major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); - } - // indices are the just-bound vars - for i in 0..n_indices { - let v = KExpr::var((n_indices - 1 - i) as u64, anon()); - major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); - } - - // Build: ∀ (major : major_ty), Sort elim_level - let sort = KExpr::sort(elim_level.clone()); - let mut result = KExpr::all( - anon(), - M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default), - major_ty, - sort, - ); - - // Wrap with index foralls (from inside out) - for i in (0..n_indices).rev() { - result = KExpr::all( - anon(), - M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default), - index_doms[i].clone(), - result, - ); - } - - self.restore_depth(saved); - Ok(result) - } - /// Build motive type for a flat block member, handling spec_params. /// /// For original members: walks ind type past shared params (as binders), @@ -2605,7 +2480,6 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", elim_level: &KUniv, _univ_offset: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { - let saved = self.save_depth(); let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); @@ -2615,22 +2489,19 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let ind_ty_inst = self.instantiate_univ_params(&ind_ty, &member.occurrence_us)?; - // Walk past own_params, substituting with spec_params (lifted to current depth). + // Walk past own_params, substituting with spec_params or recursor-param + // Var refs. No ctx pushes are needed here — `subst` handles the binder + // peel + Var(0) substitution structurally. let mut ty = ind_ty_inst; for j in 0..member.own_params { let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, _dom, body, _) => { let p = if u64_to_usize::(j)? < member.spec_params.len() { - let sp = member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone(); - let lift_amount = self.depth(); - // spec_params are in terms of recursor params at depth n_rec_params. - // Current depth might differ; lift accordingly. - if lift_amount > 0 { - lift(&mut self.env.intern, &sp, lift_amount, 0) - } else { - sp - } + // spec_params live in the recursor-param context (depth = + // n_rec_params). We're at depth 0 here (no ctx pushes), so no + // lift is needed. + member.spec_params[u64_to_usize::(j)?].clone() } else { KExpr::var(n_rec_params as u64 - 1 - j, anon()) }; @@ -2640,28 +2511,34 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", } } - // Collect index domains. + // Collect index domains. No ctx push: track the index count in a local + // counter and use Var refs against it when building the major's args. + // The result is wrapped in `∀ indices major. Sort` afterwards, so the + // Var refs end up bound by those wrap binders. let mut index_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); for _ in 0..member.n_indices { let w = self.whnf(&ty)?; match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { index_doms.push(dom.clone()); - self.push_local(dom.clone()); ty = body.clone(); }, _ => break, } } + let n_idx = u64_to_usize::(member.n_indices)?; - // Build major premise type: I.{us} params/spec_params indices + // Build major premise type: I.{us} params/spec_params indices. + // The major binder will sit below `∀ indices`, so internal Var refs + // are computed at depth = n_idx (the depth where major_ty appears as + // the binder type of the major-Pi inside the index-Pi chain). let mut major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(member.id.clone(), member.occurrence_us.clone())); - let depth = self.depth(); + let depth = n_idx as u64; if !member.is_aux { - // Original: params are Var refs. At this point, indices are pushed but - // params aren't (they were substituted). Params are free Var refs that - // will be under (n_indices) binders in the final motive type. + // Original: params are loose Var refs that will be bound by the + // recursor's outer param-Pi chain (added by the caller). They sit + // (depth) binders below the major scope. for i in 0..n_rec_params { let v = self.intern(KExpr::var( (n_rec_params as u64 - 1 - i as u64) + depth, @@ -2670,7 +2547,8 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); } } else { - // Auxiliary: lift spec_params from param context (n_rec_params) + // Auxiliary: lift spec_params from the recursor-param context to the + // major scope. let lift_by = u64_to_usize::(depth)?; for sp in member.spec_params.iter() { let lifted = if lift_by > 0 { @@ -2681,8 +2559,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, lifted)); } } - // Apply indices (the just-bound vars). - let n_idx = u64_to_usize::(member.n_indices)?; + // Apply indices (the index binders we're about to wrap around). for i in 0..n_idx { let v = self.intern(KExpr::var((n_idx - 1 - i) as u64, anon())); major_ty = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_ty, v)); @@ -2703,7 +2580,6 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", )); } - self.restore_depth(saved); Ok(result) } @@ -2740,7 +2616,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", let (ctor_ty_raw, _ctor_lvls) = ctor; let anon = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); let bi_default = || M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); // Instantiate ctor type with occurrence universe args (concrete for output). let ctor_ty = @@ -2801,7 +2677,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", if let Some(bi) = self.is_rec_field(dom, flat, lift_by)? { rec_field_indices.push((fidx, bi)); } - self.push_local(dom.clone()); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(dom.clone()); ty = body.clone(); fidx += 1; }, @@ -2835,7 +2711,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", block_addrs, )?; ih_domains.push(ih_ty.clone()); - self.push_local(ih_ty); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(ih_ty); } let n_ihs = ih_domains.len(); let n_binders = n_fields + n_ihs; @@ -2907,7 +2783,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // Fold: ∀ (ihs...) (fields...), conclusion (from inside out) // Pop IHs first (innermost) for i in (0..n_ihs).rev() { - self.pop_local(); + self.lctx.truncate(self.lctx.len() - 1); conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::all( anon(), bi_default(), @@ -2917,7 +2793,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", } // Pop fields for i in (0..n_fields).rev() { - self.pop_local(); + self.lctx.truncate(self.lctx.len() - 1); conclusion = self.intern(KExpr::all( anon(), bi_default(), @@ -2926,7 +2802,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", )); } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); Ok(conclusion) } @@ -2966,7 +2842,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", ExprData::All(..) => { // Forall-wrapped: ∀ (xs...), I_bi params idx_args(xs) // IH = ∀ (xs...), motive_bi(idx_args(xs), field xs) - let ih_saved = self.save_depth(); + let ih_saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut inner_ty = wdom.clone(); let mut forall_doms: Vec> = Vec::new(); let inner_whnf; @@ -2982,7 +2858,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", break; } forall_doms.push(inner_dom.clone()); - self.push_local(inner_dom.clone()); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(inner_dom.clone()); inner_ty = inner_body.clone(); }, _ => { @@ -3016,12 +2892,12 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // Fold ∀ xs for i in (0..n_xs).rev() { - self.pop_local(); + self.lctx.truncate(self.lctx.len() - 1); ih_body = KExpr::all(anon(), bi_default(), forall_doms[i].clone(), ih_body); } - self.restore_depth(ih_saved); + self.lctx.truncate(ih_saved); Ok(ih_body) }, _ => { @@ -3159,7 +3035,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", motive_types: &[KExpr], univ_offset: u64, ) -> Result, TcError> { - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let n_params = u64_to_usize::(ind_infos[0].1)?; let n_motives = ind_infos.len(); let n_indices = u64_to_usize::(ind_infos[di].2)?; @@ -3185,7 +3061,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { domains.push(dom.clone()); - self.push_local(dom.clone()); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(dom.clone()); pty = body.clone(); }, _ => break, @@ -3203,7 +3079,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", mt.clone() }; domains.push(lifted_mt.clone()); - self.push_local(lifted_mt); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(lifted_mt); } // --- Minors: built inline at the correct depth --- @@ -3223,7 +3099,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", univ_offset, )?; domains.push(minor_ty.clone()); - self.push_local(minor_ty); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(minor_ty); } } let _n_minors = domains.len().checked_sub(n_params + n_motives) @@ -3268,7 +3144,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, body, _) => { domains.push(dom.clone()); - self.push_local(dom.clone()); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(dom.clone()); ity = body.clone(); }, _ => break, @@ -3304,7 +3180,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", major_dom = self.intern(KExpr::app(major_dom, ivar)); } domains.push(major_dom.clone()); - self.push_local(major_dom); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(major_dom); // --- Return type: motive_di indices major --- let depth = self.depth(); @@ -3319,12 +3195,12 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", // --- Fold into forall chain (from inside out) --- for i in (0..domains.len()).rev() { - self.pop_local(); + self.lctx.truncate(self.lctx.len() - 1); ret = self.intern(KExpr::all(anon(), bi_default(), domains[i].clone(), ret)); } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); Ok(ret) } @@ -3402,13 +3278,13 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", continue; } // Auxiliary: verify spec_params match the stored major's param args. - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let mut cur = ty; for _ in 0..skip { match self.whnf(&cur) { Ok(w) => match w.data() { ExprData::All(_, _, dom, b, _) => { - self.push_local(dom.clone()); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(dom.clone()); cur = b.clone(); }, _ => break, @@ -3444,7 +3320,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", } } } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); if !matched { return Ok(None); } @@ -3714,7 +3590,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", _ => return Err(TcError::Other("build_rule_rhs: ctor not found".into())), }; - let saved = self.save_depth(); + let saved = self.lctx.len(); let n_motives = flat.len(); let n_minors: usize = flat.iter().map(|m| m.ctors.len()).sum(); @@ -3949,7 +3825,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", body = self.intern(KExpr::lam(anon(), bi_default(), dom, body)); } - self.restore_depth(saved); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); Ok(body) } @@ -4417,7 +4293,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", eprintln!(" sto: {sd}"); break; } - self.push_local(gd.clone()); + let _ = self.push_fvar_decl_anon(gd.clone()); gc = gb.clone(); sc = sb.clone(); bi += 1; @@ -4431,7 +4307,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", } } for _ in 0..bi { - self.pop_local(); + self.lctx.truncate(self.lctx.len() - 1); } } return Err(TcError::Other("check_recursor: type mismatch".into())); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index b98d4ca1..ada69cd9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -6,9 +6,10 @@ use super::constant::KConst; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; +use super::lctx::LocalDecl; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; -use super::subst::subst; +use super::subst::{abstract_fvars, cheap_beta_reduce, instantiate_rev, subst}; use super::tc::{TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; /// Emit detailed `[app diff]` trace when `infer`'s App path rejects an @@ -47,6 +48,9 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(cached.clone()); } self.env.perf.record_infer_miss(); + if !infer_only { + self.record_hot_miss("infer", e); + } // Infer-only results skipped argument/let validation, so only infer-only // callers may reuse them. if infer_only { @@ -55,11 +59,30 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(cached.clone()); } self.env.perf.record_infer_only_miss(); + self.record_hot_miss("infer-only", e); } let ty = match e.data() { + // Legacy de Bruijn lookup: still used by inductive validation paths + // that push types via `push_local`/`push_let` rather than opening + // binders into fvars. Keeps the dual-bookkeeping correctness during + // the partial fvar transition (Stage B of the plan). ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => self.lookup_var(*i)?, + // Free variable: look up the type stored in the active local + // context. No lift is needed: every type pushed to `lctx` is closed + // under fvar identity (its outer Vars/FVars were already + // instantiate_rev'd or were absent), so the stored type is depth- + // invariant. Mirrors lean4lean's `inferType` `.fvar` branch. + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => match self.lctx.find(*id) { + Some(decl) => decl.ty().clone(), + None => { + return Err(TcError::Other(format!( + "infer: unknown FVar({id}); not bound in the active local context" + ))); + }, + }, + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { let u2 = KUniv::succ(u.clone()); self.intern(KExpr::sort(u2)) @@ -119,20 +142,30 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { // strategy. let a_whnf = self.whnf(&a_ty); let d_whnf = self.whnf(&dom); + let depth = std::env::var("IX_APP_DIFF_DEPTH") + .ok() + .and_then(|s| s.parse::().ok()) + .unwrap_or(2); eprintln!( "[app diff] AppTypeMismatch at depth={}", self.ctx.len() ); eprintln!(" f: {}", compact_expr(f)); eprintln!(" a: {}", compact_expr(a)); - eprintln!(" a_ty: {}", compact_expr_deep(&a_ty, 2)); - eprintln!(" dom: {}", compact_expr_deep(&dom, 2)); + eprintln!(" a_ty: {}", compact_expr_deep(&a_ty, depth)); + eprintln!(" dom: {}", compact_expr_deep(&dom, depth)); + eprintln!(" a_ty data: {:?}", a_ty.data()); + eprintln!(" dom data: {:?}", dom.data()); match &a_whnf { - Ok(w) => eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: {}", compact_expr_deep(w, 2)), + Ok(w) => { + eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: {}", compact_expr_deep(w, depth)) + }, Err(e) => eprintln!(" a_ty whnf: ERR {e}"), } match &d_whnf { - Ok(w) => eprintln!(" dom whnf: {}", compact_expr_deep(w, 2)), + Ok(w) => { + eprintln!(" dom whnf: {}", compact_expr_deep(w, depth)) + }, Err(e) => eprintln!(" dom whnf: ERR {e}"), } } @@ -146,34 +179,82 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { subst(&mut self.env.intern, &cod, a, 0) }, - ExprData::Lam(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { if !infer_only { let t = self.infer(ty)?; self.ensure_sort(&t)?; } - self.push_local(ty.clone()); - let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; - self.pop_local(); + // Open the binder with a fresh fvar. Mirrors lean4lean + // `inferLambda` (TypeChecker.lean:122) and the C++ + // `infer_lambda` (refs/lean4/src/kernel/type_checker.cpp:116). + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push( + fv_id, + LocalDecl::CDecl { + name: name.clone(), + bi: bi.clone(), + ty: ty.clone(), + }, + ); + let body_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv]); + let body_ty = self.infer(&body_open)?; + // Peephole-reduce App(λ.., ..) shapes inside the inferred type + // before wrapping in the Pi. Idempotent in the Pi case, so + // outer frames pay nothing. + let body_ty = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut self.env.intern, &body_ty); + // Close back: abstract the fvar and wrap in `All` with anonymous + // name + default binder info (matching the pre-fvar legacy shape; + // the Lam's user-facing name does not propagate into the + // inferred Pi type). Recursor coherence relies on this exact + // shape — `lctx.mk_pi` would preserve the Lam's `name`/`bi`, + // diverging from what `inductive.rs::build_recursor_*` produces + // canonically. + let abstracted = + abstract_fvars(&mut self.env.intern, &body_ty, &[fv_id]); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); self.intern(KExpr::all( M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()), M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default), ty.clone(), - body_ty, + abstracted, )) }, - ExprData::All(_, _, ty, body, _) => { + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { let ty_ty = self.infer(ty)?; let u1 = self.ensure_sort(&ty_ty)?; - self.push_local(ty.clone()); - let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + if std::env::var("IX_FVAR_TRACE").is_ok() { + eprintln!( + "[fvar All push] fv={fv_id} ty.addr={:?} ty.lbr={} ctx_len_before_push={} body.lbr={}", + ty.addr(), + ty.lbr(), + self.ctx.len(), + body.lbr(), + ); + eprintln!(" ty data: {:?}", ty.data()); + } + self.lctx.push( + fv_id, + LocalDecl::CDecl { + name: name.clone(), + bi: bi.clone(), + ty: ty.clone(), + }, + ); + let body_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv]); + let body_ty = self.infer(&body_open)?; let u2 = self.ensure_sort(&body_ty)?; - self.pop_local(); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); let u = KUniv::imax(u1, u2); self.intern(KExpr::sort(u)) }, - ExprData::Let(_, ty, val, body, _, _) => { + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, _, _) => { if !infer_only { let t = self.infer(ty)?; self.ensure_sort(&t)?; @@ -182,10 +263,37 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Err(TcError::DeclTypeMismatch); } } - self.push_let(ty.clone(), val.clone()); - let body_ty = self.infer(body)?; - self.pop_local(); - subst(&mut self.env.intern, &body_ty, val, 0) + // Open with let-bound fvar. Mirrors lean4lean `inferLet` + // (TypeChecker.lean:165). The let value lives in the LDecl so + // WHNF can zeta-reduce on FVar(let) lookup, and so the closing + // step below produces a `Let` wrapper whose body is the + // abstracted body_ty. + let saved = self.lctx.len(); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push( + fv_id, + LocalDecl::LDecl { + name: name.clone(), + ty: ty.clone(), + val: val.clone(), + }, + ); + let body_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv]); + let body_ty = self.infer(&body_open)?; + // Eagerly substitute `val` for the let's fvar in the inferred + // type, then cheap-beta. This matches the pre-fvar behavior of + // `inferLet` (which used a single `subst(body_ty, val, 0)` after + // pop) and avoids leaking a `Let` wrapper into cached infer + // results, which would change cache shapes for downstream + // consumers. Equivalent to `lctx.mk_pi([fv_id], body_ty)` + // followed by zeta — we collapse directly. + let abstracted = + abstract_fvars(&mut self.env.intern, &body_ty, &[fv_id]); + let r = subst(&mut self.env.intern, &abstracted, val, 0); + let r = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut self.env.intern, &r); + self.lctx.truncate(saved); + r }, ExprData::Prj(struct_id, field, val, _) => { @@ -461,6 +569,7 @@ fn compact_head(e: &KExpr) -> String { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); let base = match head.data() { ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => format!("{id}"), ExprData::Sort(u, _) => format!("Sort({u})"), ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => format!("{id}.{{{}}}", us.len()), ExprData::App(..) => "app".to_string(), diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs b/src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..83ec0471 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs @@ -0,0 +1,338 @@ +//! Local context for free-variable based binder opening. +//! +//! Mirrors `refs/lean4/src/Lean/LocalContext.lean` and the C++ kernel's +//! `local_ctx`. During type checking, when a binder (`Lam`/`All`/`Let`) is +//! recursed into, we open it by replacing the bound `Var(0)` with a fresh +//! [`FVar`](super::expr::ExprData::FVar) and pushing a [`LocalDecl`] into the +//! [`LocalContext`]. The fresh fvar id is generated by [`NameGenerator`]. +//! +//! Because each fvar carries a unique [`FVarId`] embedded in its content +//! hash, expressions that mention different fvars hash distinctly. This is +//! the soundness lever that lets WHNF / infer / def-eq caches key by +//! expression alone — see the kernel fvar plan. +//! +//! Stage A (current): types only; no kernel path uses these yet. +//! +//! Stage B will wire `infer_lambda` / `infer_forall` / `infer_let` / +//! `is_def_eq_binding` / eta / inductive validation through `LocalContext`, +//! and Stage C drops the legacy `ctx`/`let_vals`/`ctx_addr_for_lbr` +//! suffix-hash machinery. + +use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; + +use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, Name}; + +use super::env::InternTable; +use super::expr::{ExprData, FVarId, KExpr}; +use super::mode::KernelMode; +use super::subst::abstract_fvars; + +/// A single local-context entry. Either a regular binder (`CDecl`, from a +/// lambda or forall) or a let-binding (`LDecl`, with an associated value). +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub enum LocalDecl { + /// Regular binder declaration: lambda- or forall-bound. Carries only + /// the binder's type. Mirrors `Lean.LocalDecl.cdecl`. + CDecl { name: M::MField, bi: M::MField, ty: KExpr }, + /// Let-binding declaration: carries both type and value. WHNF zeta-reduces + /// `FVar(id)` to `val` when the lookup hits an `LDecl`. Mirrors + /// `Lean.LocalDecl.ldecl`. + LDecl { name: M::MField, ty: KExpr, val: KExpr }, +} + +impl LocalDecl { + pub fn ty(&self) -> &KExpr { + match self { + LocalDecl::CDecl { ty, .. } | LocalDecl::LDecl { ty, .. } => ty, + } + } + + pub fn name(&self) -> &M::MField { + match self { + LocalDecl::CDecl { name, .. } | LocalDecl::LDecl { name, .. } => name, + } + } + + /// `Some(val)` for let-bindings, `None` otherwise. + pub fn val(&self) -> Option<&KExpr> { + match self { + LocalDecl::CDecl { .. } => None, + LocalDecl::LDecl { val, .. } => Some(val), + } + } + + pub fn is_let(&self) -> bool { + matches!(self, LocalDecl::LDecl { .. }) + } +} + +/// Insertion-ordered local context indexed by [`FVarId`]. +/// +/// Push/pop is O(1) via `Vec` operations on `decls`. Lookup by `FVarId` is +/// O(1) via the parallel `index` map. The two structures are kept in sync +/// by `push` and `truncate`. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +pub struct LocalContext { + /// Insertion-ordered fvars and their declarations. + decls: Vec<(FVarId, LocalDecl)>, + /// Position lookup: `index[fv_id] == i` iff `decls[i].0 == fv_id`. + index: FxHashMap, +} + +impl Default for LocalContext { + fn default() -> Self { + Self::new() + } +} + +impl LocalContext { + pub fn new() -> Self { + LocalContext { decls: Vec::new(), index: FxHashMap::default() } + } + + pub fn len(&self) -> usize { + self.decls.len() + } + + pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { + self.decls.is_empty() + } + + /// Look up a declaration by its [`FVarId`]. Returns `None` if the fvar is + /// not bound in this context. + pub fn find(&self, id: FVarId) -> Option<&LocalDecl> { + self.index.get(&id).map(|&i| &self.decls[i].1) + } + + /// Push a declaration. The caller is responsible for ensuring `id` is + /// fresh (typically from [`NameGenerator::fresh`]). + pub fn push(&mut self, id: FVarId, decl: LocalDecl) { + let pos = self.decls.len(); + self.decls.push((id, decl)); + self.index.insert(id, pos); + } + + /// Truncate the context to the given length, dropping any declarations + /// pushed since. The dropped fvars become unresolvable via [`Self::find`]. + pub fn truncate(&mut self, len: usize) { + while self.decls.len() > len { + let (id, _) = self.decls.pop().expect("len > 0 by loop guard"); + self.index.remove(&id); + } + } + + /// Iterate decls in insertion order. + pub fn iter(&self) -> impl Iterator)> { + self.decls.iter().map(|(id, d)| (*id, d)) + } + + /// Abstract `body` over `fvars` and wrap it in a chain of `Lam` (or `Let` + /// for `LDecl` entries) binders, innermost-first. + /// + /// The result has all of the listed fvars replaced by de Bruijn indices + /// (`fvars[0]` becomes the outermost binder, `fvars[n-1]` the innermost). + /// This is the inverse of the binder-opening pattern used during type + /// checking: open with [`NameGenerator::fresh`], recurse, close back + /// here so the result no longer mentions any of the opened fvars. + /// + /// Mirrors `Lean.LocalContext.mkLambda`. + pub fn mk_lambda( + &self, + intern: &mut InternTable, + fvars: &[FVarId], + body: KExpr, + ) -> KExpr { + let abstracted = abstract_fvars(intern, &body, fvars); + self.wrap_binders(intern, fvars, abstracted, /* as_lambda */ true) + } + + /// Abstract `body` over `fvars` and wrap it in a chain of `All` (or `Let` + /// for `LDecl` entries) binders, innermost-first. + /// + /// Same shape as [`Self::mk_lambda`] but emits `All` for `CDecl` entries. + /// Mirrors `Lean.LocalContext.mkForall`. + pub fn mk_pi( + &self, + intern: &mut InternTable, + fvars: &[FVarId], + body: KExpr, + ) -> KExpr { + let abstracted = abstract_fvars(intern, &body, fvars); + self.wrap_binders(intern, fvars, abstracted, /* as_lambda */ false) + } + + fn wrap_binders( + &self, + intern: &mut InternTable, + fvars: &[FVarId], + body: KExpr, + as_lambda: bool, + ) -> KExpr { + // Wrap from innermost to outermost: rightmost fvar is the innermost + // binder, so iterate fvars in reverse. + let mut acc = body; + for fv in fvars.iter().rev() { + let decl = self + .find(*fv) + .expect("LocalContext::wrap_binders: fvar not in context"); + acc = match decl { + LocalDecl::CDecl { name, bi, ty } => { + if as_lambda { + intern.intern_expr(KExpr::lam( + name.clone(), + bi.clone(), + ty.clone(), + acc, + )) + } else { + intern.intern_expr(KExpr::all( + name.clone(), + bi.clone(), + ty.clone(), + acc, + )) + } + }, + LocalDecl::LDecl { name, ty, val } => { + // Let-bindings always close as `Let`, regardless of `as_lambda`. + // The `non_dep` flag is conservatively false; refining it would + // require a body-occurrence analysis at close time. + intern.intern_expr(KExpr::let_( + name.clone(), + ty.clone(), + val.clone(), + acc, + false, + )) + }, + }; + } + acc + } +} + +/// Fresh-id generator for [`FVarId`]. One per `TypeChecker`. Counter-based: +/// each call to [`Self::fresh`] returns a strictly larger id than any prior +/// call, so within a single check the ids are dense and unique. +/// +/// Reset on every `TypeChecker::reset` so per-check ids are not reused +/// across different constants. +#[derive(Clone, Debug, Default)] +pub struct NameGenerator { + next: u64, +} + +impl NameGenerator { + pub fn new() -> Self { + NameGenerator { next: 0 } + } + + pub fn fresh(&mut self) -> FVarId { + let id = FVarId(self.next); + self.next = self.next.checked_add(1).expect( + "NameGenerator::fresh: u64 counter overflow (more than 2^64 fvars in \ + a single check)", + ); + id + } + + /// Number of fvars generated so far. Used by Stage B to save/restore the + /// counter when needed (rare; binder open/close are usually nested in a + /// way that does not require counter rollback). + pub fn count(&self) -> u64 { + self.next + } +} + +/// Cheap predicate: an `FVar` head-only check. Used by callers (Stage B+) +/// that want to dispatch on whether an expression starts with a free +/// variable without a full match. +pub fn is_fvar(e: &KExpr) -> bool { + matches!(e.data(), ExprData::FVar(..)) +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + use crate::ix::kernel::level::KUniv; + use crate::ix::kernel::mode::Anon; + + type AE = KExpr; + type AU = KUniv; + + fn anon_name() -> () {} + fn anon_bi() -> () {} + + #[test] + fn name_generator_unique() { + let mut ngen = NameGenerator::new(); + let a = ngen.fresh(); + let b = ngen.fresh(); + let c = ngen.fresh(); + assert_ne!(a, b); + assert_ne!(b, c); + assert_ne!(a, c); + assert_eq!(a.0, 0); + assert_eq!(b.0, 1); + assert_eq!(c.0, 2); + assert_eq!(ngen.count(), 3); + } + + #[test] + fn lctx_push_find_truncate() { + let mut ngen = NameGenerator::new(); + let mut lctx: LocalContext = LocalContext::new(); + + let id1 = ngen.fresh(); + let id2 = ngen.fresh(); + let ty1 = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + let ty2 = AE::sort(AU::succ(AU::zero())); + + lctx.push( + id1, + LocalDecl::CDecl { name: anon_name(), bi: anon_bi(), ty: ty1.clone() }, + ); + lctx.push( + id2, + LocalDecl::CDecl { name: anon_name(), bi: anon_bi(), ty: ty2.clone() }, + ); + + assert_eq!(lctx.len(), 2); + assert_eq!(lctx.find(id1).map(|d| d.ty()), Some(&ty1)); + assert_eq!(lctx.find(id2).map(|d| d.ty()), Some(&ty2)); + + lctx.truncate(1); + assert_eq!(lctx.len(), 1); + assert!(lctx.find(id2).is_none()); + assert_eq!(lctx.find(id1).map(|d| d.ty()), Some(&ty1)); + + lctx.truncate(0); + assert!(lctx.is_empty()); + assert!(lctx.find(id1).is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn fvar_distinct_ids_distinct_hashes() { + let mut ngen = NameGenerator::new(); + let id1 = ngen.fresh(); + let id2 = ngen.fresh(); + let fv1: AE = AE::fvar(id1, anon_name()); + let fv2: AE = AE::fvar(id2, anon_name()); + assert_ne!(fv1.addr(), fv2.addr()); + assert!(fv1.has_fvars()); + assert!(fv2.has_fvars()); + assert_eq!(fv1.lbr(), 0); + assert_eq!(fv2.lbr(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn is_fvar_predicate() { + let mut ngen = NameGenerator::new(); + let fv: AE = AE::fvar(ngen.fresh(), anon_name()); + let v: AE = AE::var(0, anon_name()); + let s: AE = AE::sort(AU::zero()); + assert!(is_fvar(&fv)); + assert!(!is_fvar(&v)); + assert!(!is_fvar(&s)); + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs index e755a306..58d2b25d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/level.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/level.rs @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ use std::sync::Arc; use crate::ix::env::{Name, UIMAX, UMAX, UPARAM, USUCC, UZERO}; use super::env::Addr; -use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay, MetaHash}; +use super::mode::{KernelMode, MetaDisplay}; /// Universe level. Thin Arc wrapper — cheap to clone, O(1) identity /// via `Arc::ptr_eq`. @@ -239,7 +239,6 @@ impl KUniv { let mut hasher = blake3::Hasher::new(); hasher.update(&[UPARAM]); hasher.update(&idx.to_le_bytes()); - name.meta_hash(&mut hasher); KUniv::new(UnivData::Param(idx, name, hasher.finalize())) } } @@ -769,13 +768,13 @@ mod tests { assert_ne!(p0.addr(), p1.addr()); } - // ---- Meta mode: names affect hash ---- + // ---- Meta mode: names are display-only for hashes ---- #[test] - fn meta_param_name_affects_hash() { + fn meta_param_name_does_not_affect_hash() { let a = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); let b = MU::param(0, mk_name("v")); - assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); } #[test] @@ -794,23 +793,20 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); } - // ---- Anon vs Meta structural hash differs (meta contributes name bytes) ---- + // ---- Anon vs Meta structural hash matches (metadata erased) ---- #[test] - fn anon_vs_meta_named_param_differ() { + fn anon_vs_meta_named_param_match() { let anon = AU::param(0, ()); let meta = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); - assert_ne!(anon.addr(), meta.addr()); + assert_eq!(anon.addr(), meta.addr()); } #[test] fn anon_vs_meta_anon_param_same() { - // Meta with anonymous name: UPARAM ++ idx ++ anon_name_hash_bytes - // Anon: UPARAM ++ idx (no name bytes) - // These differ because Meta still writes the anon name hash. let anon = AU::param(0, ()); let meta = MU::param(0, Name::anon()); - assert_ne!(anon.addr(), meta.addr()); + assert_eq!(anon.addr(), meta.addr()); } // ---- PartialEq ---- @@ -1015,8 +1011,8 @@ mod tests { // Same structure, different names — semantically equal let a = MU::param(0, mk_name("u")); let b = MU::param(0, mk_name("v")); - // Hash differs (names contribute), but Géran comparison sees same index - assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + // Hashes are metadata-erased, and Géran comparison sees the same index. + assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); assert!(univ_eq(&a, &b)); } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs index ec2cb861..2d4de8bb 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/mode.rs @@ -6,16 +6,16 @@ //! - **type Meta = ZMode**: metadata fields stored as `T`. //! - **type Anon = ZMode**: metadata fields erased to `()`. //! -//! `MetaHash` provides serialization into `blake3::Hasher` so that metadata -//! contributes to content hashes in Meta mode. The `()` impl is a no-op, -//! so metadata vanishes from hashes in Anon mode. +//! `MetaHash` provides serialization into `blake3::Hasher` for callers that +//! explicitly need metadata ordering or diagnostics. Semantic expression and +//! universe hashes deliberately do not include metadata in either mode. use std::fmt::{self, Debug}; use std::hash::Hash; use crate::ix::env::{BinderInfo, DataValue, Name, NameData}; -/// Serialize a value into a `blake3::Hasher` for content hashing. +/// Serialize a metadata value into a `blake3::Hasher`. /// The `()` impl is a no-op, so erased metadata contributes nothing. pub trait MetaHash { fn meta_hash(&self, hasher: &mut blake3::Hasher); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index da986cc2..12ac61ce 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -99,10 +99,10 @@ pub struct Primitives { pub fin: KId, pub bool_no_confusion: KId, - // -- Int (type, ctors, native ops) -- - // Native reduction of `Int.bmod` etc. dispatches on these addresses, - // mirroring the Nat primitive scheme. Driven by `try_reduce_int` in - // `whnf.rs`. See `Primitives::from_env_with` for address resolution. + // -- Int (type, ctors, ops) -- + // Int operations reduce by ordinary delta/iota plus native Nat reduction, + // matching Lean's kernel. We still record these primitive addresses for + // constructor recognition and Int decidable normalization. pub int: KId, pub int_of_nat: KId, pub int_neg_succ: KId, @@ -116,6 +116,34 @@ pub struct Primitives { pub int_bdiv: KId, pub int_nat_abs: KId, pub int_pow: KId, + pub int_dec_eq: KId, + pub int_dec_le: KId, + pub int_dec_lt: KId, + + // -- Names previously matched via name-based `is_const_named` -- + // The whnf reductions in `whnf.rs` historically string-matched these + // by `id.name`, which is unsound under alpha-canonical content + // hashing: an expression that happens to be ingested with an + // alpha-twin's display name (e.g. `Lean.RBColor.rec` instead of + // `Bool.rec`) would miss the check despite identical addresses. + // Hardcoding each address per-name here lets the callsites compare + // by `id.addr ==` and stay alpha-stable. + pub punit: KId, + pub nat_rec: KId, + pub nat_cases_on: KId, + pub bit_vec: KId, + pub bit_vec_to_nat: KId, + pub bit_vec_of_nat: KId, + pub bit_vec_ult: KId, + pub decidable_decide: KId, + pub lt_lt: KId, + pub of_nat_of_nat: KId, + pub unit: KId, + pub punit_size_of_1: KId, + pub size_of_size_of: KId, + pub string_back: KId, + pub string_legacy_back: KId, + pub string_utf8_byte_size: KId, } /// Hardcoded primitive addresses (for lookup in the env). @@ -191,9 +219,30 @@ pub struct PrimAddrs { pub int_bdiv: Address, pub int_nat_abs: Address, pub int_pow: Address, + pub int_dec_eq: Address, + pub int_dec_le: Address, + pub int_dec_lt: Address, pub punit: Address, pub pprod: Address, pub pprod_mk: Address, + + // See `Primitives` for the rationale on these — names previously + // matched via name-based `is_const_named` and now resolved by address. + pub nat_rec: Address, + pub nat_cases_on: Address, + pub bit_vec: Address, + pub bit_vec_to_nat: Address, + pub bit_vec_of_nat: Address, + pub bit_vec_ult: Address, + pub decidable_decide: Address, + pub lt_lt: Address, + pub of_nat_of_nat: Address, + pub unit: Address, + pub punit_size_of_1: Address, + pub size_of_size_of: Address, + pub string_back: Address, + pub string_legacy_back: Address, + pub string_utf8_byte_size: Address, } impl Default for PrimAddrs { @@ -401,8 +450,7 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "473b2c948ddbce4ddb4b369e5cf6199ff185b64e9fbb1e90901d746de55190ef", ), // Int primitives — canonical content-hashes from - // `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. Used by - // `try_reduce_int` to dispatch native Int reductions. + // `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. int: h( "e7dc2d5a2e153e1ab0c78797bcbfd53a2c01ff40918877cfad8ade8c4169a43a", ), @@ -442,6 +490,15 @@ impl PrimAddrs { int_pow: h( "0dfe8f22bd6cb67d538a2f018f0e406fc0b5d730caa63e1a798dfa9ad78bab07", ), + int_dec_eq: h( + "42d9b7a94aefc77a6616936be31264eaf8bed7bd80f5d34967fc42afaf29a7fd", + ), + int_dec_le: h( + "ee0370e426a400c8b16782fabfa0e43ff87ecac1a0c1c765cc5179fc423ab1bd", + ), + int_dec_lt: h( + "15070e920204272369f0f2e80ff3f5035c05b39efa714ec8e6bbfce9950637af", + ), punit: h( "16a2dc76a2cfcc9440f443c666536f2fa99c0250b642fd3971fbad25d531262a", ), @@ -451,6 +508,53 @@ impl PrimAddrs { pprod_mk: h( "00ddf26efd5f7e5eee5561c2467b16ac856efcb3a1226544487645dd46208596", ), + // Names previously matched via `is_const_named` in whnf.rs. + // Canonical content-hashes from `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-primitives`. + nat_rec: h( + "6e855f04485df8d97767f8aa89f223bcac977e2a155c45c66d6e094ec3163194", + ), + nat_cases_on: h( + "9a6b32af194fdf0b447633077d9fa89c249d6d7df243d300b89dd9b14d92bb03", + ), + bit_vec: h( + "cf55115c75343f824fdd932178b0cbc75a86e5052de93db98f05b37885ffb09b", + ), + bit_vec_to_nat: h( + "7834865c1c6cd963b9365cb06500623880de4d9930343e96e19e62a026e7cace", + ), + bit_vec_of_nat: h( + "a08acf4cedb4c05eddb55bff366cd952d5b7b88602c3fc6d875e8ea732a3c2f4", + ), + bit_vec_ult: h( + "6a3f262c2f4a2c517a616fbae54a31eccb85998ad9c1f93be8cc590d97117c04", + ), + decidable_decide: h( + "6ddaaed263740b5d5d67e6c12ecfadb24ad8867d4a09fe784b59dac7f72754ab", + ), + lt_lt: h( + "01d871bcdfb2e769e1aca00e7a3b3a21a8d902cc273707c892eb867b7fc78ae2", + ), + of_nat_of_nat: h( + "8fdc869f7b7aa2b7b5929ba242ed899ce2d7c5d42df1d4e2393690cfa85e94d2", + ), + unit: h( + "211bf5ed2f4c51d45750e75b891fa267db4d4e6f46c2079282fa2be3e88781a1", + ), + punit_size_of_1: h( + "8c2cbfe328910bfe7feb60072b46f7487692cb37599681b137a31dd99e708f03", + ), + size_of_size_of: h( + "7105eaf4c52ce3a19372a87fac57a8f9598a246334ce6effaee3e48e7e6d3aad", + ), + string_back: h( + "5137669b3f13d32c61880fb57db0ba0f9aa1acc245856768958f219f6b38328a", + ), + string_legacy_back: h( + "13ae83b2ccf25ad37aa682a4a21eda0145ce95788b831d9ab1c55cf2b006df13", + ), + string_utf8_byte_size: h( + "11ea1432562b1132853f173fda9add591b0606a8dee36b00f71bec2967fb6447", + ), } } @@ -685,6 +789,15 @@ impl PrimAddrs { int_pow: h( "ae92f05449a4d67697f3649225f88703a6a928a815b7cf6448e92b3a787a1103", ), + int_dec_eq: h( + "6dc280a4f5be950140e02d61f81ce01b1e21ec06f338a973039bcebf13e8e08b", + ), + int_dec_le: h( + "dcce6645b4b207f4805c7c6878b7704ebd840903387f7848a3e544fe196f6ee3", + ), + int_dec_lt: h( + "ecffd44f689ee7dd7462e3a4b4620ae72637bc59c38b91e8dd5c3d98d899623d", + ), punit: h( "e4d0247a1393397d7efa718dc31229b3592a522531595290683ca63dfe420e4d", ), @@ -694,6 +807,53 @@ impl PrimAddrs { pprod_mk: h( "0a9e6c68e0531826a4b7e6cb74c5dacb7689e7ef1b78fc21f56acaf65ea25add", ), + // Names previously matched via `is_const_named` in whnf.rs. + // LEON content-hashes from `lake test -- rust-kernel-build-prim-origs`. + nat_rec: h( + "02af71bf807e615ee42b36d8d5b210329cddfd1e739fc11f6ba097a2bf74fe5a", + ), + nat_cases_on: h( + "df2e7a477bd8b2ac4936f22c6a60a98e9055759cbcb856895497ee02bbd4af67", + ), + bit_vec: h( + "6f450298341dec31bbbd159414a9193b437e8541e24304c9b680a7d5384643b3", + ), + bit_vec_to_nat: h( + "ae3d3b7ad4c1376fe9d30b335ee19a6e5397672a5b5800f2a0276f8d249d2ed9", + ), + bit_vec_of_nat: h( + "b685da004503283d7a3b2b73a3ad29100762de6eced0b305aede886af05cb3ee", + ), + bit_vec_ult: h( + "7d0fd8eb0e739c1643319a0e6554ee7070aa575416d54c80f8f3d2b166cb7ac8", + ), + decidable_decide: h( + "741a3a166dabcf41a357ad70893ac52feb84068a4bc9de54596bbe602648e3d0", + ), + lt_lt: h( + "3f3eff2353822391e4db7f2b403cb79d2fca36c5a9a0d2dc4fce20850bb8b355", + ), + of_nat_of_nat: h( + "f75083bb57a4a1c5ce0b83945e39da01e11fb9f28f2ab4b57d8f0615ccda8c9d", + ), + unit: h( + "a9be73125f8d296246aa55a183e74d49c420b79c852c36df4fbb87a2ca1d751b", + ), + punit_size_of_1: h( + "6f48fa355d342f1b035ef0777c1ad72e669978816c2c09a3048c4848de4ff443", + ), + size_of_size_of: h( + "ac6c0f1adb8f8f74235dab15b624902bdc0832ed77fae0d62242d0e7717cb06a", + ), + string_back: h( + "54317bf07a28017fbfccf7d9f11c97846c106be220ab98ce1e1b58a196c12be8", + ), + string_legacy_back: h( + "2943dd3d52e8db4fc5b68543ec64d786ba8c70c1f304fe1c0164cc80f2aaaf17", + ), + string_utf8_byte_size: h( + "06ba07154a1cd0e1e9eec2b6e27b195a6fc3ae20a70d1ced7643a61e4e3e6d0f", + ), } } } @@ -851,6 +1011,25 @@ impl Primitives { int_bdiv: r(&a.int_bdiv), int_nat_abs: r(&a.int_nat_abs), int_pow: r(&a.int_pow), + int_dec_eq: r(&a.int_dec_eq), + int_dec_le: r(&a.int_dec_le), + int_dec_lt: r(&a.int_dec_lt), + punit: r(&a.punit), + nat_rec: r(&a.nat_rec), + nat_cases_on: r(&a.nat_cases_on), + bit_vec: r(&a.bit_vec), + bit_vec_to_nat: r(&a.bit_vec_to_nat), + bit_vec_of_nat: r(&a.bit_vec_of_nat), + bit_vec_ult: r(&a.bit_vec_ult), + decidable_decide: r(&a.decidable_decide), + lt_lt: r(&a.lt_lt), + of_nat_of_nat: r(&a.of_nat_of_nat), + unit: r(&a.unit), + punit_size_of_1: r(&a.punit_size_of_1), + size_of_size_of: r(&a.size_of_size_of), + string_back: r(&a.string_back), + string_legacy_back: r(&a.string_legacy_back), + string_utf8_byte_size: r(&a.string_utf8_byte_size), } } } @@ -953,9 +1132,27 @@ mod tests { ("int_bdiv", &a.int_bdiv), ("int_pow", &a.int_pow), ("int_nat_abs", &a.int_nat_abs), + ("int_dec_eq", &a.int_dec_eq), + ("int_dec_le", &a.int_dec_le), + ("int_dec_lt", &a.int_dec_lt), ("punit", &a.punit), ("pprod", &a.pprod), ("pprod_mk", &a.pprod_mk), + ("nat_rec", &a.nat_rec), + ("nat_cases_on", &a.nat_cases_on), + ("bit_vec", &a.bit_vec), + ("bit_vec_to_nat", &a.bit_vec_to_nat), + ("bit_vec_of_nat", &a.bit_vec_of_nat), + ("bit_vec_ult", &a.bit_vec_ult), + ("decidable_decide", &a.decidable_decide), + ("lt_lt", &a.lt_lt), + ("of_nat_of_nat", &a.of_nat_of_nat), + ("unit", &a.unit), + ("punit_size_of_1", &a.punit_size_of_1), + ("size_of_size_of", &a.size_of_size_of), + ("string_back", &a.string_back), + ("string_legacy_back", &a.string_legacy_back), + ("string_utf8_byte_size", &a.string_utf8_byte_size), ] } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs index 9faa5cb4..59c569f9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use super::env::{Addr, InternTable}; -use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::expr::{ExprData, FVarId, KExpr}; use super::mode::KernelMode; /// When set, log every 100K `subst` (top-level) entries. Substitution is @@ -68,6 +68,71 @@ pub fn subst( result } +/// Substitution variant for short-lived WHNF intermediates. +/// +/// This deliberately does not use the global [`InternTable`]. It is intended +/// for reductions that may produce a long chain of distinct, never-reused +/// expressions, such as Nat literal recursor peeling. Interning those nodes +/// keeps every predecessor alive for the entire environment check. +pub fn subst_no_intern( + body: &KExpr, + arg: &KExpr, + depth: u64, +) -> KExpr { + if body.lbr() <= depth { + return body.clone(); + } + + match body.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { + let i = *i; + if i == depth { + lift_no_intern(arg, depth, 0) + } else if i > depth { + KExpr::var(i - 1, name.clone()) + } else { + body.clone() + } + }, + + ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { + let f2 = subst_no_intern(f, arg, depth); + let x2 = subst_no_intern(x, arg, depth); + KExpr::app(f2, x2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = subst_no_intern(ty, arg, depth); + let inner2 = subst_no_intern(inner, arg, depth + 1); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = subst_no_intern(ty, arg, depth); + let inner2 = subst_no_intern(inner, arg, depth + 1); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, inner, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = subst_no_intern(ty, arg, depth); + let val2 = subst_no_intern(val, arg, depth); + let inner2 = subst_no_intern(inner, arg, depth + 1); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, inner2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = subst_no_intern(val, arg, depth); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + + ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => body.clone(), + } +} + /// Inner recursive worker with memoization keyed by `(sub-expr addr, /// depth)`. Depth enters the key because traversing under a binder /// increments `depth`, and the substitution's semantics change: under @@ -143,13 +208,15 @@ fn subst_cached( KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, - ExprData::Sort(..) + ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => { // Closed atoms — the outer `lbr() <= depth` guard should have - // caught these, so this arm is defensive. Cache to stay - // consistent with other branches. + // caught these, so this arm is defensive. FVars carry no loose + // bound variables (lbr=0) so they always pass through unchanged. + // Cache to stay consistent with other branches. let r = body.clone(); cache.insert(key, r.clone()); return r; @@ -252,7 +319,8 @@ fn simul_subst_cached( KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, - ExprData::Sort(..) + ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => { @@ -293,6 +361,59 @@ pub fn lift( result } +fn lift_no_intern( + e: &KExpr, + shift: u64, + cutoff: u64, +) -> KExpr { + if shift == 0 || e.lbr() <= cutoff { + return e.clone(); + } + + match e.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { + let i = *i; + if i >= cutoff { KExpr::var(i + shift, name.clone()) } else { e.clone() } + }, + + ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { + let f2 = lift_no_intern(f, shift, cutoff); + let x2 = lift_no_intern(x, shift, cutoff); + KExpr::app(f2, x2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = lift_no_intern(ty, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lift_no_intern(body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, body, _) => { + let ty2 = lift_no_intern(ty, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lift_no_intern(body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, body2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, body, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = lift_no_intern(ty, shift, cutoff); + let val2 = lift_no_intern(val, shift, cutoff); + let body2 = lift_no_intern(body, shift, cutoff + 1); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, body2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = lift_no_intern(val, shift, cutoff); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + + ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => e.clone(), + } +} + fn lift_cached( env: &mut InternTable, e: &KExpr, @@ -353,7 +474,8 @@ fn lift_cached( KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) }, - ExprData::Sort(..) + ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => { @@ -368,6 +490,364 @@ fn lift_cached( interned } +/// Cheap beta reduction: peephole-reduce `App(λ...λ. body, args)` shapes +/// without invoking the full [`subst`] machinery in trivial cases. +/// +/// Mirrors `lean4lean`'s `Expr.cheapBetaReduce` +/// (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/Instantiate.lean:8-27) and the C++ kernel's +/// `cheap_beta_reduce` (refs/lean4/src/kernel/instantiate.cpp:211). +/// +/// For a spine `App(λx_0 ... λx_{n-1}. body, a_0, ..., a_{m-1})` we peel +/// `i = min(n, m)` lambdas. After peeling: +/// - **Closed body**: if `body.lbr() == 0`, no var refers to the peeled +/// binders or anything outside; rebuild `body @ a_i .. a_{m-1}`. +/// - **Single bvar body**: if `body` is `Var(k)` with `k < i`, the body +/// just selects one of the peeled args. Pick `a_{i-k-1}` and apply the +/// remaining args. +/// - Otherwise: defer to full WHNF; return the input unchanged. +/// +/// Used by `inferLambda` / `inferLet` (and equivalents) to clean up +/// redexes that arise when an inferred type has the form +/// `App(λ_. T, x)` — common when motives or `id`-like applications +/// appear in the body's type. Returning a redex-free form here saves +/// downstream `is_def_eq` and `whnf` from instantiating-then-reducing. +pub fn cheap_beta_reduce( + env: &mut InternTable, + e: &KExpr, +) -> KExpr { + // Only Apps can be redexes. + if !matches!(e.data(), ExprData::App(..)) { + return e.clone(); + } + + // Collect the spine. Mirrors `tc::collect_app_spine` but inlined to + // avoid a circular `tc` ↔ `subst` dependency. + let mut count = 0usize; + { + let mut cur = e; + while let ExprData::App(f, _, _) = cur.data() { + count += 1; + cur = f; + } + } + if count == 0 { + return e.clone(); + } + let mut args: Vec> = Vec::with_capacity(count); + let mut head = e.clone(); + while let ExprData::App(f, a, _) = head.data() { + args.push(a.clone()); + head = f.clone(); + } + args.reverse(); + + // Quick exit: head must be a lambda for any peeling to fire. + if !matches!(head.data(), ExprData::Lam(..)) { + return e.clone(); + } + + // Peel up to `args.len()` lambdas, advancing `head` to the body. + let mut i: usize = 0; + while i < args.len() { + if let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, inner, _) = head.data() { + let inner = inner.clone(); + head = inner; + i += 1; + } else { + break; + } + } + + // Case A: body has no free var references. Safe to drop the peeled + // binders; rebuild App with remaining args. + if head.lbr() == 0 { + let mut result = head; + for arg in &args[i..] { + result = env.intern_expr(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + return result; + } + + // Case B: body is a single Var(k) referring to one of the peeled + // binders (k < i). The peeled lambdas were applied in spine order, so + // `Var(0)` is the innermost (last peeled, took `args[i-1]`) and + // `Var(k)` is `args[i-k-1]`. + if let ExprData::Var(k, _, _) = head.data() { + let k = *k; + if k < i as u64 { + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + let chosen_idx = i - (k as usize) - 1; + let mut result = args[chosen_idx].clone(); + for arg in &args[i..] { + result = env.intern_expr(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + return result; + } + } + + // Otherwise the redex needs a real substitution; let WHNF handle it. + e.clone() +} + +/// Instantiate the outermost `n = fvars.len()` loose bound variables in +/// `body` by the corresponding fvars, in reverse order (mirrors +/// `Lean.Expr.instantiateRev` and the C++ kernel's `instantiate_rev`). +/// +/// For an opened binder body where `Var(0)` is the innermost bound and +/// `Var(n-1)` the outermost, calling `instantiate_rev(body, [fv_0, .., +/// fv_{n-1}])` replaces `Var(0) → fv_{n-1}`, ..., `Var(n-1) → fv_0`. Free +/// variables `Var(k)` with `k >= n` shift **down by `n`** because the +/// surrounding `n` binders have been opened and consumed. +/// +/// The argument array `fvars` must contain `KExpr`s whose `ExprData` is +/// `FVar(..)`. The function does not enforce this — the lambda head check +/// is the caller's responsibility — but the substitution is only sound +/// when every replacement is fvar-shaped (closed, lbr=0). Other shapes +/// would need their own lifting under each binder, which is what +/// [`simul_subst`] does. +/// +/// Fast path: returns `body` unchanged when `body.lbr() == 0` (the body +/// has no loose bvars to instantiate). +pub fn instantiate_rev( + env: &mut InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + fvars: &[KExpr], +) -> KExpr { + if fvars.is_empty() || body.lbr() == 0 { + return body.clone(); + } + // Borrow the dedicated `subst_scratch` (same allocation reuse trick as + // `subst`/`simul_subst`). `instantiate_rev_cached` does not call back + // into subst/simul_subst/lift, so the scratch is safe to share across + // top-level calls without nested-borrow risk. + let mut cache = std::mem::take(&mut env.subst_scratch); + cache.clear(); + let result = instantiate_rev_cached(env, body, fvars, 0, &mut cache); + env.subst_scratch = cache; + result +} + +fn instantiate_rev_cached( + env: &mut InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + fvars: &[KExpr], + depth: u64, + cache: &mut FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr>, +) -> KExpr { + // No loose bvars at or below `depth` means nothing to instantiate at + // this subtree. + if body.lbr() <= depth { + return body.clone(); + } + + let key = (body.hash_key(), depth); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } + + let n = fvars.len() as u64; + + let result = match body.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => { + let i = *i; + if i >= depth && i < depth + n { + // `Var(depth)` corresponds to the innermost peeled binder, which + // matches `fvars[n-1]` (last element). `Var(depth + n - 1)` is + // the outermost, matching `fvars[0]`. + #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] + let idx = (n - 1 - (i - depth)) as usize; + let r = fvars[idx].clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + } else if i >= depth + n { + // Free variable above the instantiated range: shift down by `n`. + KExpr::var(i - n, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())) + } else { + // i < depth: bound by an inner binder we walked under; unchanged. + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + } + }, + + ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { + let f2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, f, fvars, depth, cache); + let x2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, x, fvars, depth, cache); + KExpr::app(f2, x2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, ty, fvars, depth, cache); + let inner2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, inner, fvars, depth + 1, cache); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, ty, fvars, depth, cache); + let inner2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, inner, fvars, depth + 1, cache); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, inner, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, ty, fvars, depth, cache); + let val2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, val, fvars, depth, cache); + let inner2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, inner, fvars, depth + 1, cache); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, inner2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = instantiate_rev_cached(env, val, fvars, depth, cache); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + + ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => { + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + }, + }; + + let interned = env.intern_expr(result); + cache.insert(key, interned.clone()); + interned +} + +/// Inverse of [`instantiate_rev`]: replace each occurrence of the listed +/// fvars in `body` with the appropriate `Var(level)` and shift other +/// loose bvars upward by `n` so the result is closed under `n` new +/// binders. `fvars[0]` becomes `Var(n - 1 + depth)` (outermost), `fvars[n-1]` +/// becomes `Var(depth)` (innermost). +/// +/// Used by `LocalContext::mk_lambda` / `mk_pi` to close a body back into +/// a chain of de Bruijn binders after binder opening. +/// +/// Fast path: returns `body` unchanged when `!body.has_fvars()`. +pub fn abstract_fvars( + env: &mut InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + fvars: &[FVarId], +) -> KExpr { + if fvars.is_empty() || !body.has_fvars() { + return body.clone(); + } + // Build a position map for O(1) fvar → position lookup. For typical + // usage (n ≤ 16), a linear scan would also be fine, but the map keeps + // the cost predictable for inductive validation paths that abstract + // larger fvar sets. + let mut pos: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + pos.reserve(fvars.len()); + for (i, fv) in fvars.iter().enumerate() { + // Innermost (last) gets position 0; outermost (first) gets position + // `n - 1`, matching the `instantiate_rev` convention. + pos.insert(*fv, (fvars.len() - 1 - i) as u64); + } + + let mut cache = std::mem::take(&mut env.subst_scratch); + cache.clear(); + let n = fvars.len() as u64; + let result = abstract_fvars_cached(env, body, &pos, n, 0, &mut cache); + env.subst_scratch = cache; + result +} + +fn abstract_fvars_cached( + env: &mut InternTable, + body: &KExpr, + pos: &FxHashMap, + n: u64, + depth: u64, + cache: &mut FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), KExpr>, +) -> KExpr { + // If this subtree has neither fvars nor loose bvars >= depth, nothing + // changes. (Loose bvars below `depth` are bound by enclosing binders we + // walked under, so they are unaffected.) + if !body.has_fvars() && body.lbr() <= depth { + return body.clone(); + } + + let key = (body.hash_key(), depth); + if let Some(cached) = cache.get(&key) { + return cached.clone(); + } + + let result = match body.data() { + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => { + // Replace target fvars with Var(level). Other fvars are leaves and + // pass through unchanged (they belong to outer abstractions). + if let Some(&p) = pos.get(id) { + let new_var = + KExpr::var(depth + p, M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon())); + let interned = env.intern_expr(new_var); + cache.insert(key, interned.clone()); + return interned; + } + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + }, + + ExprData::Var(i, name, _) => { + let i = *i; + // Loose bvars at or above `depth` shift up by `n` because we are + // wrapping the body in `n` new binders. + if i >= depth { + KExpr::var(i + n, name.clone()) + } else { + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + } + }, + + ExprData::App(f, x, _) => { + let f2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, f, pos, n, depth, cache); + let x2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, x, pos, n, depth, cache); + KExpr::app(f2, x2) + }, + + ExprData::Lam(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, ty, pos, n, depth, cache); + let inner2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, inner, pos, n, depth + 1, cache); + KExpr::lam(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::All(name, bi, ty, inner, _) => { + let ty2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, ty, pos, n, depth, cache); + let inner2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, inner, pos, n, depth + 1, cache); + KExpr::all(name.clone(), bi.clone(), ty2, inner2) + }, + + ExprData::Let(name, ty, val, inner, nd, _) => { + let ty2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, ty, pos, n, depth, cache); + let val2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, val, pos, n, depth, cache); + let inner2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, inner, pos, n, depth + 1, cache); + KExpr::let_(name.clone(), ty2, val2, inner2, *nd) + }, + + ExprData::Prj(id, field, val, _) => { + let val2 = abstract_fvars_cached(env, val, pos, n, depth, cache); + KExpr::prj(id.clone(), *field, val2) + }, + + ExprData::Sort(..) + | ExprData::Const(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => { + let r = body.clone(); + cache.insert(key, r.clone()); + return r; + }, + }; + + let interned = env.intern_expr(result); + cache.insert(key, interned.clone()); + interned +} + // Internal helper used only by the property tests: allow `ExprData` → // `KExpr` reconstruction for re-interning in determinism check. #[cfg(test)] @@ -386,6 +866,7 @@ impl ExprData { ExprData::Prj(id, idx, val, _) => KExpr::prj(id, idx, val), ExprData::Nat(n, addr, _) => KExpr::nat(n, addr), ExprData::Str(s, addr, _) => KExpr::str(s, addr), + ExprData::FVar(id, name, _) => KExpr::fvar(id, name), } } } @@ -490,6 +971,186 @@ mod tests { assert!(result.ptr_eq(&v0)); } + // ---- instantiate_rev ---- + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_empty_passthrough() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &v0, &[]); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&v0)); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_closed_passthrough() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &nat, &[fv0]); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&nat)); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_innermost() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + // Single-binder body: instantiate Var(0) → fvars[0] + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &v0, &[fv0.clone()]); + assert_eq!(result, fv0); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_outermost() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let fv1 = AE::fvar(FVarId(1), ()); + // Two-binder body, body is Var(1): outermost binder → fvars[0] + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &v1, &[fv0.clone(), fv1]); + assert_eq!(result, fv0); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_mix() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + let app = AE::app(v0, v1); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let fv1 = AE::fvar(FVarId(1), ()); + // Two-binder body: Var(0) → fvars[1]=fv1, Var(1) → fvars[0]=fv0 + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &app, &[fv0.clone(), fv1.clone()]); + let expected = AE::app(fv1, fv0); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_free_var_shifts_down() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v3 = AE::var(3, ()); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let fv1 = AE::fvar(FVarId(1), ()); + // Two binders peeled → Var(3) shifts down to Var(1) + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &v3, &[fv0, fv1]); + assert_eq!(result, AE::var(1, ())); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_under_inner_binder() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); // bound by inner λ + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); // refers to outer (the peeled binder at depth 0) + let inner = AE::app(v0, v1); + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), inner); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &lam, &[fv0.clone()]); + // Inside the lambda, Var(0) is still bound, Var(1) becomes fv0. + let expected = AE::lam((), (), nat, AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), fv0)); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + // ---- abstract_fvars ---- + + #[test] + fn abstract_fvars_empty_passthrough() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let result = abstract_fvars(&mut env, &v0, &[]); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&v0)); + } + + #[test] + fn abstract_fvars_no_fvars_passthrough() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let result = abstract_fvars(&mut env, &v0, &[FVarId(0)]); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&v0)); + } + + #[test] + fn abstract_fvars_single_replacement() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + // One target fvar → becomes Var(0) + let result = abstract_fvars(&mut env, &fv0, &[FVarId(0)]); + assert_eq!(result, AE::var(0, ())); + } + + #[test] + fn abstract_fvars_position_mapping() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let fv1 = AE::fvar(FVarId(1), ()); + let app = AE::app(fv0, fv1); + // [fv0, fv1]: fv0 outermost (Var(1)), fv1 innermost (Var(0)) + let result = abstract_fvars(&mut env, &app, &[FVarId(0), FVarId(1)]); + let expected = AE::app(AE::var(1, ()), AE::var(0, ())); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn abstract_fvars_unrelated_pass_through() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let fv2 = AE::fvar(FVarId(2), ()); + // fv2 is not in the abstraction list → unchanged + let result = abstract_fvars(&mut env, &fv2, &[FVarId(0), FVarId(1)]); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&fv2)); + let _ = fv0; // silence unused + } + + #[test] + fn abstract_fvars_lifts_loose_bvars() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let app = AE::app(fv0, v0); + // Wrap one new binder around `app`; fv0 → Var(0); existing Var(0) + // (loose) shifts up to Var(1). + let result = abstract_fvars(&mut env, &app, &[FVarId(0)]); + let expected = AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ())); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn instantiate_rev_then_abstract_roundtrip() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + // Body: λ. App(#0, #1) — under one extra binder; Var(0) is the inner + // peeled binder, Var(1) is the outer one. + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let body = + AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ()))); + let fv_outer_id = FVarId(7); + let fv_inner_id = FVarId(8); + let fv_outer = AE::fvar(fv_outer_id, ()); + let fv_inner = AE::fvar(fv_inner_id, ()); + + // Open: peel the outer binder around body... actually body itself is a + // lambda (the outer binder), and its inner is what we want to peel. + // For simplicity, treat `body` directly as a body under one peeled + // outer binder, then peel its inner lambda manually. + let opened_outer = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &body, &[fv_outer.clone()]); + // opened_outer is now: λ(Nat). App(#0, fv_outer) + let inner_body = match opened_outer.data() { + ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, b, _) => b.clone(), + _ => unreachable!(), + }; + let opened_inner = + instantiate_rev(&mut env, &inner_body, &[fv_inner.clone()]); + // opened_inner is now: App(fv_inner, fv_outer) + let expected_open = AE::app(fv_inner.clone(), fv_outer.clone()); + assert_eq!(opened_inner, expected_open); + + // Close: abstract back over [fv_outer, fv_inner] — outer first. + let closed = + abstract_fvars(&mut env, &opened_inner, &[fv_outer_id, fv_inner_id]); + // Expected: App(#0, #1) — fv_inner → Var(0), fv_outer → Var(1). + let expected_closed = AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ())); + assert_eq!(closed, expected_closed); + } + #[test] fn simul_subst_basic() { let mut env = InternTable::::new(); @@ -534,6 +1195,139 @@ mod tests { assert!(r1.ptr_eq(&r2), "interned results should be ptr-equal"); } + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + // cheap_beta_reduce — see lean4lean Instantiate.lean:8-27. + // --------------------------------------------------------------------- + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_non_app_returns_input() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &v0); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&v0)); + + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &nat); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&nat)); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_app_non_lam_head_returns_input() { + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let f = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("f"), ()), Box::new([])); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let app = env.intern_expr(AE::app(f, arg)); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + assert!(result.ptr_eq(&app)); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_closed_body_drops_lam() { + // (λ_:Nat. Nat) 3 → Nat + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), nat.clone()); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let app = AE::app(lam, arg); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + assert_eq!(result, nat); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_bvar_picks_arg() { + // (λx:Nat. x) 3 → 3 + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, v0); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let app = AE::app(lam, arg.clone()); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + assert_eq!(result, arg); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_nested_bvar_picks_outer_arg() { + // (λa b. a) x y → x (a is Var(1) under both binders) + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); // refers to outermost lambda + // λa:Nat. λb:Nat. a + let inner_lam = AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), v1); + let outer_lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, inner_lam); + let x = AE::nat(Nat::from(7u64), mk_addr("x")); + let y = AE::nat(Nat::from(8u64), mk_addr("y")); + let app = AE::app(AE::app(outer_lam, x.clone()), y); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + assert_eq!(result, x); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_overapplied_appends_remaining() { + // (λx:Nat. x) y z → y z (Var(0) body, two args; pick args[0]=y, apply z) + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, v0); + let y = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("y"), ()), Box::new([])); + let z = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("z"), ()), Box::new([])); + let app = AE::app(AE::app(lam, y.clone()), z.clone()); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + let expected = AE::app(y, z); + assert_eq!(result, expected); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_non_trivial_body_returns_input() { + // (λx:Nat. f x) 3 — body is App(f, Var(0)), neither closed nor a single bvar + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let f = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("f"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let body = AE::app(f, v0); + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, body); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let app = env.intern_expr(AE::app(lam, arg)); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + // Non-trivial: defer to WHNF, return original. + assert_eq!(result, app); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_underapplied_returns_input() { + // (λa b. a) x — only one arg supplied; body Var(1) but only 1 lam peeled + // (we peel min(2 lams, 1 arg) = 1, body is `λb. Var(1)` — still a Lam, + // the loop terminates with i=1 and head=lam, which doesn't match Var + // case nor closed-body case). + // + // Actually after peeling 1 lambda, head is still `λb:Nat. Var(1)`, + // which has lbr=2 > 0 (Var(1) at this depth), and isn't a Var(k). + // So we fall through to the no-reduce case. + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v1 = AE::var(1, ()); + let inner_lam = AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), v1); + let outer_lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, inner_lam); + let x = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("x"), ()), Box::new([])); + let app = env.intern_expr(AE::app(outer_lam, x)); + let result = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + assert_eq!(result, app); + } + + #[test] + fn cheap_beta_idempotent() { + // Result of cheap_beta_reduce should itself reduce to itself. + let mut env = InternTable::::new(); + let nat = AE::cnst(KId::new(mk_addr("Nat"), ()), Box::new([])); + let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); + let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat, v0); + let arg = AE::nat(Nat::from(3u64), mk_addr("3")); + let app = AE::app(lam, arg); + let r1 = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &app); + let r2 = cheap_beta_reduce(&mut env, &r1); + assert_eq!(r1, r2); + } + // ========================================================================= // Property-style tests // @@ -636,7 +1430,8 @@ mod tests { walk(body, binders + 1, max); }, ExprData::Prj(_, _, val, _) => walk(val, binders, max), - ExprData::Sort(..) + ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Const(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index 4f3c059c..c937edde 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -18,15 +18,16 @@ use super::constant::{KConst, RecRule}; use super::env::{Addr, KEnv}; use super::equiv::EquivManager; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; -use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; +use super::expr::{ExprData, FVarId, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::ingress::{ IxonIngressLookups, ingress_addr_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups, }; +use super::lctx::LocalDecl; use super::level::{KUniv, UnivData}; use super::mode::KernelMode; use super::primitive::Primitives; -use super::subst::lift; +use super::subst::{instantiate_rev, lift}; /// Content-addressed context identity for the empty context (no bindings). pub fn empty_ctx_addr() -> Addr { @@ -60,6 +61,12 @@ static IX_MAX_REC_FUEL: LazyLock> = LazyLock::new(|| { std::env::var("IX_MAX_REC_FUEL").ok().and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()) }); +static IX_HOT_MISSES: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_HOT_MISSES").is_ok()); + +static IX_HOT_MISS_CTX: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_HOT_MISS_CTX").is_ok()); + pub fn max_rec_fuel() -> u64 { (*IX_MAX_REC_FUEL).unwrap_or(MAX_REC_FUEL) } @@ -128,21 +135,18 @@ pub struct TypeChecker<'a, M: KernelMode> { pub eager_reduce: bool, /// Current def-eq recursion depth. pub def_eq_depth: u32, + /// Stack depth of active `IX_DEF_EQ_TRACE` outer frames. While > 0, + /// inner def-eq tier dumps fire too. Diagnostic-only. + pub def_eq_trace_depth: u32, /// Peak def-eq depth (diagnostics). pub def_eq_peak: u32, /// Shared recursive fuel remaining for this constant check. pub rec_fuel: u64, - /// Count of Nat-literal iota reductions on values above the large-literal - /// threshold for the current constant. - pub nat_iota_large_expansions: u32, - /// Consecutive `Nat` literal iota reductions on the same recursor where the - /// major premise is being peeled by one each time. This catches runaway - /// `Nat.rec ... N` paths whose step immediately forces `ih` while still - /// allowing large-fuel definitions that make only bounded progress. - pub nat_iota_last: Option<(Address, num_bigint::BigUint)>, - pub nat_iota_run: u32, /// Optional diagnostic label for the current top-level constant. pub debug_label: Option, + /// Gated miss sampler for fuel-exhaustion diagnostics. Populated only when + /// `IX_HOT_MISSES=1`, keyed by a compact phase/head/lbr shape. + hot_misses: FxHashMap, /// Memoization cache for [`Self::ctx_addr_for_lbr`]. /// @@ -157,6 +161,12 @@ pub struct TypeChecker<'a, M: KernelMode> { /// full context). The cache lifetime is the `TypeChecker` (one per /// `check_const`), so it is automatically reclaimed. ctx_addr_cache: FxHashMap<(Addr, u64), Addr>, + + // -- Free-variable infrastructure -- + /// Local context for fvar-based binder opening. Some validation paths still + /// use the legacy `ctx`/`let_vals` stack, so `depth()` accounts for both + /// during the transition. + pub lctx: super::lctx::LocalContext, } impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { @@ -177,13 +187,13 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { cheap_recursion_depth: 0, eager_reduce: false, def_eq_depth: 0, + def_eq_trace_depth: 0, def_eq_peak: 0, rec_fuel: max_rec_fuel(), - nat_iota_large_expansions: 0, - nat_iota_last: None, - nat_iota_run: 0, debug_label: None, + hot_misses: FxHashMap::default(), ctx_addr_cache: FxHashMap::default(), + lctx: super::lctx::LocalContext::new(), } } @@ -267,9 +277,14 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { // Context management // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - /// Current binding depth. + /// Current logical binding depth. + /// + /// During the FVar transition, some code pushes legacy de-Bruijn locals into + /// `ctx` while newer code opens binders into `lctx`. Most paths use one or + /// the other, but mixed validation code can observe both; the logical depth + /// is the sum of the two stacks. pub fn depth(&self) -> u64 { - self.ctx.len() as u64 + (self.ctx.len() + self.lctx.len()) as u64 } /// WHNF cache key: (expr_hash, ctx_hash). @@ -408,6 +423,10 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { self.num_let_bindings += 1; } + pub fn fresh_fvar_id(&mut self) -> FVarId { + self.env.fresh_fvar_id() + } + /// Pop the most recent local variable. pub fn pop_local(&mut self) { if let Some(Some(_)) = self.let_vals.pop() { @@ -430,6 +449,19 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { Some(lift(&mut self.env.intern, &val, idx + 1, 0)) } + /// Whether a de-Bruijn variable points at a let-bound local. + pub fn is_let_var(&self, idx: u64) -> bool { + let n = self.ctx.len(); + let Some(idx_us) = usize::try_from(idx).ok() else { + return false; + }; + if idx_us >= n { + return false; + } + let level = n - 1 - idx_us; + self.let_vals[level].is_some() + } + /// Save current depth for later restore. pub fn save_depth(&self) -> usize { self.ctx.len() @@ -442,6 +474,106 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { } } + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + // Free-variable binder opening helpers + // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- + + /// Open a binder by minting a fresh [`FVarId`], pushing a `CDecl` to + /// `lctx`, and instantiating `body` so its `Var(0)` becomes the new + /// fvar (with `Var(>=1)` shifting down). Returns the opened body and + /// the fresh fvar id (the caller may pass `_` to discard). + /// + /// Mirrors lean4lean's `withLocalDecl` in shape; differs in that the + /// caller is responsible for `lctx.truncate(saved_len)` when leaving + /// the binder scope. + pub fn open_binder( + &mut self, + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + ) -> (KExpr, FVarId) { + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push(fv_id, LocalDecl::CDecl { name, bi, ty }); + let body_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv]); + (body_open, fv_id) + } + + /// Anonymous variant of [`Self::open_binder`] that uses + /// `Name::anon()` / `BinderInfo::Default`. Convenient for kernel-internal + /// walks (inductive validation, recursor synthesis) that don't carry + /// user-visible binder metadata. + pub fn open_binder_anon( + &mut self, + ty: KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + ) -> (KExpr, FVarId) { + let name = M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi = M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + self.open_binder(name, bi, ty, body) + } + + /// Like [`Self::open_binder`] but also returns the fvar `KExpr` itself + /// (for callers that need to record it in a Vec for later + /// abstract_fvars / structural identity comparisons). + pub fn open_binder_with_fv( + &mut self, + name: M::MField, + bi: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + ) -> (KExpr, KExpr, FVarId) { + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push(fv_id, LocalDecl::CDecl { name, bi, ty }); + let body_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv.clone()]); + (body_open, fv, fv_id) + } + + /// Anonymous-name variant of [`Self::open_binder_with_fv`]. + pub fn open_binder_anon_with_fv( + &mut self, + ty: KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + ) -> (KExpr, KExpr, FVarId) { + let name = M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi = M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + self.open_binder_with_fv(name, bi, ty, body) + } + + /// Push an `LDecl` for a let-bound fvar and instantiate the body. Returns + /// the opened body and the fresh fvar id. Mirrors `withLetDecl`-shaped + /// flows (e.g. inductive validation that needs to model the let value + /// for downstream WHNF zeta-reduction). + pub fn open_let( + &mut self, + name: M::MField, + ty: KExpr, + val: KExpr, + body: &KExpr, + ) -> (KExpr, FVarId) { + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push(fv_id, LocalDecl::LDecl { name, ty, val }); + let body_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv]); + (body_open, fv_id) + } + + /// Push a fresh fvar declaration without any body to instantiate. + /// Useful for paths that introduce a binder for type-tracking purposes + /// only (e.g. inductive validation walks where the binder is consumed + /// later or in parallel). Returns the fvar id and the interned fvar + /// expression. + pub fn push_fvar_decl_anon(&mut self, ty: KExpr) -> (FVarId, KExpr) { + let name = M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::Name::anon()); + let bi = M::meta_field(crate::ix::env::BinderInfo::Default); + let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); + let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); + self.lctx.push(fv_id, LocalDecl::CDecl { name, bi, ty }); + (fv_id, fv) + } + /// Look up a bound variable's type, lifted to the current depth. pub fn lookup_var(&mut self, idx: u64) -> Result, TcError> { let n = self.ctx.len(); @@ -526,7 +658,10 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { } let result = match e.data() { - ExprData::Var(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => { + ExprData::Var(..) + | ExprData::FVar(..) + | ExprData::Nat(..) + | ExprData::Str(..) => { // These have no universe parameters, so substitution is a no-op. // Cache the pass-through so the ptr-identity check above fires // for subsequent visits to the same sub-term. @@ -647,9 +782,12 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { // wiping it. `Drop` records the final check in a TypeChecker's lifetime. self.record_current_fuel_used(); self.rec_fuel = max_rec_fuel(); - self.nat_iota_large_expansions = 0; - self.nat_iota_last = None; - self.nat_iota_run = 0; + self.hot_misses.clear(); + // Reset the local context (it must always be empty between constants). + // The fvar id counter lives on KEnv and is intentionally not reset here: + // caches also live on KEnv, so reused fvar ids would make open-term cache + // entries unsound across TypeChecker instances. + self.lctx = super::lctx::LocalContext::new(); } pub fn set_debug_label(&mut self, label: impl Into) { @@ -682,6 +820,7 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { self.in_native_reduce, self.eager_reduce ); + self.dump_hot_misses(); eprintln!("{}", std::backtrace::Backtrace::force_capture()); } return Err(TcError::MaxRecFuel); @@ -748,6 +887,51 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { pub fn intern_univ(&mut self, u: KUniv) -> KUniv { self.env.intern.intern_univ(u) } + + pub fn record_hot_miss(&mut self, phase: &'static str, e: &KExpr) { + if !*IX_HOT_MISSES { + return; + } + let mut key = format!("{} {}", phase, hot_expr_shape(e)); + if *IX_HOT_MISS_CTX { + let ctx = self.ctx_addr_for_lbr(e.lbr()); + key.push_str(&format!( + " ctx={} depth={}", + short_addr(&ctx), + self.depth() + )); + } + *self.hot_misses.entry(key).or_insert(0) += 1; + } + + pub fn record_hot_def_eq_miss(&mut self, a: &KExpr, b: &KExpr) { + if !*IX_HOT_MISSES { + return; + } + let mut key = + format!("defeq {} =?= {}", hot_expr_shape(a), hot_expr_shape(b)); + if *IX_HOT_MISS_CTX { + let ctx = self.def_eq_ctx_key(a, b); + key.push_str(&format!( + " ctx={} depth={}", + short_addr(&ctx), + self.depth() + )); + } + *self.hot_misses.entry(key).or_insert(0) += 1; + } + + fn dump_hot_misses(&self) { + if !*IX_HOT_MISSES || self.hot_misses.is_empty() { + return; + } + let mut entries: Vec<_> = self.hot_misses.iter().collect(); + entries.sort_unstable_by(|a, b| b.1.cmp(a.1).then_with(|| a.0.cmp(b.0))); + eprintln!("[hot misses] top {}:", entries.len().min(25)); + for (key, count) in entries.into_iter().take(25) { + eprintln!(" {count:>8} {key}"); + } + } } // ----------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -785,6 +969,7 @@ pub fn expr_mentions_addr(e: &KExpr, addr: &Address) -> bool { stack.push(val); }, ExprData::Var(..) + | ExprData::FVar(..) | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, @@ -833,6 +1018,28 @@ pub fn collect_app_spine( (cur, args) } +fn hot_expr_shape(e: &KExpr) -> String { + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let head = match head.data() { + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => format!("#{i}"), + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => format!("{id}"), + ExprData::Sort(u, _) => format!("Sort({u})"), + ExprData::Const(id, us, _) => format!("{id}.{{{}}}", us.len()), + ExprData::App(..) => "app".to_string(), + ExprData::Lam(..) => "lam".to_string(), + ExprData::All(..) => "forall".to_string(), + ExprData::Let(..) => "let".to_string(), + ExprData::Prj(id, field, _, _) => format!("Prj({id}.{field})"), + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => format!("Nat({})", v.0), + ExprData::Str(v, _, _) => format!("Str(len={})", v.len()), + }; + format!("{head}/{} lbr={} @{}", args.len(), e.lbr(), short_addr(e.addr())) +} + +fn short_addr(addr: &Addr) -> String { + addr.to_hex().chars().take(12).collect() +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::super::testing::{ @@ -863,6 +1070,22 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(tc.depth(), 0); } + #[test] + fn fvar_ids_are_env_scoped_across_type_checkers() { + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let first = { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc.fresh_fvar_id() + }; + let second = { + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc.fresh_fvar_id() + }; + assert_ne!(first, second); + assert_eq!(first.0, 0); + assert_eq!(second.0, 1); + } + #[test] fn push_let_increments_let_count() { let mut tc = new_tc(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 61266d40..289478cd 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -4,8 +4,9 @@ use std::sync::LazyLock; +use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; + use crate::ix::address::Address; -use crate::ix::env::{Name, NameData}; use crate::ix::ixon::constant::DefKind; /// When set, emit a `[iota stuck]` line whenever `try_iota` can't resolve @@ -28,10 +29,17 @@ static IX_NAT_EXPAND_LOG: LazyLock = static NAT_EXPAND_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); -/// Raw Nat literal value above which iota reduction starts consuming the -/// per-constant large-literal budget. -static NAT_IOTA_LITERAL_CAP: LazyLock = - LazyLock::new(|| num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64 << 20)); +static IX_NAT_IOTA_TRACE: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_NAT_IOTA_TRACE").is_ok()); + +static NAT_IOTA_TRACE_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); + +static IX_NAT_LINEAR_REC_TRACE: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_NAT_LINEAR_REC_TRACE").is_ok()); + +static NAT_LINEAR_REC_TRACE_COUNT: std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize = + std::sync::atomic::AtomicUsize::new(0); /// When set, log every 1M whnf entries. A check using tens of millions /// of whnf calls on a single constant is deep in pathological territory. @@ -50,13 +58,15 @@ static IX_PROJ_TRACE: LazyLock> = static IX_NAT_TRACE: LazyLock> = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_NAT_TRACE").ok()); +const NAT_REDUCER_OPEN_ARG_REC_FUEL: u64 = 4096; + use super::constant::KConst; use super::error::{TcError, u64_to_usize}; use super::expr::{ExprData, KExpr}; use super::id::KId; use super::level::KUniv; use super::mode::KernelMode; -use super::subst::{simul_subst, subst}; +use super::subst::{simul_subst, subst, subst_no_intern}; use super::tc::{IotaInfo, MAX_WHNF_FUEL, TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; @@ -86,6 +96,19 @@ impl WhnfFlags { } } +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)] +enum NatSuccMode { + Collapse, + Stuck, +} + +struct NatRecLiteralParts { + spine: Vec>, + major: Nat, + base_idx: usize, + step_idx: usize, +} + impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { fn dump_whnf_fuel( &self, @@ -202,33 +225,45 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { /// Full WHNF: loop of whnf_no_delta → delta (one step). pub fn whnf(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result, TcError> { + self.whnf_with_nat_succ_mode(e, NatSuccMode::Collapse) + } + + fn whnf_with_nat_succ_mode( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + nat_succ_mode: NatSuccMode, + ) -> Result, TcError> { if *IX_WHNF_COUNT_LOG { let n = WHNF_COUNT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); if n.is_multiple_of(100_000) && n > 0 { eprintln!("[whnf] count={n}"); } } - let has_lets = self.num_let_bindings > 0; - // Quick exit for non-reducing forms (skip Var when let-bindings active). + // Quick exit for non-reducing forms. match e.data() { ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::All(..) | ExprData::Lam(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => return Ok(e.clone()), - ExprData::Var(..) if !has_lets => return Ok(e.clone()), + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) if !self.is_let_var(*i) => return Ok(e.clone()), _ => {}, } // Context-aware cache: closed exprs use ptr only; open exprs include // ctx_id because some reductions consult local binder types. let key = self.whnf_key(e); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); + let use_cache = nat_succ_mode == NatSuccMode::Collapse; + let transient_nat_work = self.is_transient_nat_literal_work(e)?; + if use_cache && !transient_nat_work { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + // Both probes missed. + self.env.perf.record_whnf_miss(); + self.record_hot_miss("whnf", e); } - // Both probes missed. - self.env.perf.record_whnf_miss(); // Tick AFTER fast paths and cache: only consume shared fuel for actual work. // Quick exits (Sort/All/Lam/Nat/Str) and cache hits are free. @@ -236,7 +271,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let mut cur = e.clone(); let mut fuel = MAX_WHNF_FUEL; - let mut seen = Vec::new(); + // Cycle detection: long delta-unfolding chains in mathlib hit hundreds of + // distinct intermediates, so a Vec linear scan is O(N²). Use a hash set + // for O(1) lookup. Equality on `Addr` is a 32-byte blake3 compare, so we + // pay one hash + one cmp per iteration. + let mut seen: FxHashSet = FxHashSet::default(); loop { if fuel == 0 { @@ -245,15 +284,22 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } fuel -= 1; - cur = self.whnf_no_delta(&cur)?; + cur = self.whnf_no_delta_impl(&cur, WhnfFlags::FULL, nat_succ_mode)?; let cur_key = cur.hash_key(); - if seen.iter().any(|seen_key| seen_key == &cur_key) { + if !seen.insert(cur_key) { break; } - seen.push(cur_key); + + // Native reduction: Lean.reduceBool, Lean.reduceNat, System.Platform.numBits + // (mirrors lean4 `type_checker.cpp:667-672` and lean4lean + // `TypeChecker.lean:438` — `reduce_native` runs before `reduce_nat`). + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_native(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } // BitVec definitions reduce through Nat comparisons. Keep this before - // native/delta so small definitional facts such as `x < 0#w` collapse + // delta so small definitional facts such as `x < 0#w` collapse // without unfolding the full Fin-backed representation of BitVec. if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_bitvec(&cur)? { cur = reduced; @@ -263,23 +309,12 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { // Nat primitive reduction in main WHNF loop (lean4lean TypeChecker.lean:439). // Must run BEFORE delta_unfold_one, so that Nat.sub/Nat.pow/etc. get // short-circuited before their bodies (which use Nat.rec) are exposed. - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_nat(&cur)? { - cur = reduced; - continue; - } - if self.is_stuck_nat_predicate(&cur) { - break; - } - - // Int primitive reduction — same reasoning as Nat. Without this, - // `Int.bmod (-1) (2^32)` would delta-unfold to `Decidable.rec (LT.lt - // Int ...) ...` and get stuck at the `Int.decLt` instance. Runs - // BEFORE delta so the body is never exposed. See `try_reduce_int`. - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_int(&cur)? { + if let Some(reduced) = + self.try_reduce_nat_with_succ_mode(&cur, nat_succ_mode)? + { cur = reduced; continue; } - // Nat decidability: Nat.decLe/decEq/decLt on literals → Decidable.isTrue/isFalse. // Must run BEFORE delta, so the body (which uses dite/Nat.rec) is never exposed. if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_decidable(&cur)? { @@ -287,12 +322,6 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { continue; } - // Native reduction: Lean.reduceBool, Lean.reduceNat, System.Platform.numBits - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_native(&cur)? { - cur = reduced; - continue; - } - // String literal primitives such as `String.back ""`. if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_string(&cur)? { cur = reduced; @@ -307,7 +336,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { break; } - if !self.in_native_reduce { + if !self.in_native_reduce && use_cache && !transient_nat_work { self.env.whnf_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); } Ok(cur) @@ -376,22 +405,46 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) | ExprData::Const(..) => return Ok(e.clone()), - ExprData::Var(..) if self.num_let_bindings == 0 => return Ok(e.clone()), + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) if !self.is_let_var(*i) => return Ok(e.clone()), _ => {}, } + let key = self.whnf_key(e); + let transient_nat_work = self.is_transient_nat_literal_work(e)?; if flags.is_full() { - let key = self.whnf_key(e); - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cache.get(&key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); + if !transient_nat_work { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } } self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_miss(); + self.record_hot_miss("whnf-core", e); let result = self.whnf_core_with_flags_uncached(e, flags)?; - self.env.whnf_core_cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + if !transient_nat_work { + self.env.whnf_core_cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + } Ok(result) } else { - self.whnf_core_with_flags_uncached(e, flags) + // Cheap mode: consult/populate its own cache. Inside the def-eq lazy + // delta loop the same operand reduces through whnf_core repeatedly + // (once per loop iteration, also re-entered through whnf_no_delta_impl + // → whnf_core_with_flags), so caching here cuts O(N²) iteration cost + // back to O(N). Soundness mirrors `whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache`: + // cheap-mode results are never shared with full callers. + if !transient_nat_work { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cheap_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + } + self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_miss(); + self.record_hot_miss("whnf-core-cheap", e); + let result = self.whnf_core_with_flags_uncached(e, flags)?; + if !transient_nat_work { + self.env.whnf_core_cheap_cache.insert(key, result.clone()); + } + Ok(result) } } @@ -413,7 +466,10 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { fuel -= 1; match cur.data() { - // Let-bound variable zeta-reduction: substitute the let-bound value. + // Legacy let-bound variable zeta-reduction: substitute the + // let-bound value. Still active for inductive validation paths + // and tests that push values via `push_let` rather than opening + // let binders into LDecl fvars. ExprData::Var(i, _, _) => { if let Some(val) = self.lookup_let_val(*i) { cur = val; @@ -421,6 +477,18 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } return Ok(cur); }, + // Let-bound fvar zeta-reduction: substitute the let-bound value. + // Mirrors lean4lean's `whnfFVar` branch + // (refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/TypeChecker.lean:233). + ExprData::FVar(id, _, _) => { + if let Some(super::lctx::LocalDecl::LDecl { val, .. }) = + self.lctx.find(*id) + { + cur = val.clone(); + continue; + } + return Ok(cur); + }, ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::All(..) | ExprData::Lam(..) @@ -527,7 +595,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { &mut self, e: &KExpr, ) -> Result, TcError> { - self.whnf_no_delta_impl(e, WhnfFlags::FULL) + self.whnf_no_delta_impl(e, WhnfFlags::FULL, NatSuccMode::Collapse) } /// Def-eq no-delta WHNF. This is broader than Lean's pure `whnfCore` @@ -538,7 +606,8 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { e: &KExpr, ) -> Result, TcError> { self.cheap_recursion_depth += 1; - let result = self.whnf_no_delta_impl(e, WhnfFlags::DEF_EQ_CORE); + let result = + self.whnf_no_delta_impl(e, WhnfFlags::DEF_EQ_CORE, NatSuccMode::Collapse); self.cheap_recursion_depth -= 1; result } @@ -547,26 +616,48 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { &mut self, e: &KExpr, flags: WhnfFlags, + nat_succ_mode: NatSuccMode, ) -> Result, TcError> { - let has_lets = self.num_let_bindings > 0; match e.data() { ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::All(..) | ExprData::Lam(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => return Ok(e.clone()), - ExprData::Var(..) if !has_lets => return Ok(e.clone()), + ExprData::Var(i, _, _) if !self.is_let_var(*i) => return Ok(e.clone()), _ => {}, } let key = self.whnf_key(e); + let use_cache = nat_succ_mode == NatSuccMode::Collapse; + let transient_nat_work = self.is_transient_nat_literal_work(e)?; if flags.is_full() { - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); + if use_cache && !transient_nat_work { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } } // Both probes missed. - self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_miss(); + if use_cache { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_miss(); + self.record_hot_miss("whnf-no-delta", e); + } + } else { + // Cheap-mode (DEF_EQ_CORE): consult its own cache. Cheap output is NOT + // shared with full callers, but cheap → cheap reuse is sound and is the + // dominant pattern inside the lazy-delta loop, where the same operand + // is re-reduced after every delta_unfold_one of the *other* operand. + if use_cache && !transient_nat_work { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache.get(&key) { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); + } + } + if use_cache { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_miss(); + self.record_hot_miss("whnf-no-delta-cheap", e); + } } let mut cur = e.clone(); @@ -610,13 +701,9 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } // Nat primitive reduction - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_nat(&cur)? { - cur = reduced; - continue; - } - - // Int primitive reduction (see whnf main loop for rationale). - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_int(&cur)? { + if let Some(reduced) = + self.try_reduce_nat_with_succ_mode(&cur, nat_succ_mode)? + { cur = reduced; continue; } @@ -637,9 +724,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { continue; } - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_projection_definition(&cur)? { - cur = reduced; - continue; + if flags.is_full() { + if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_projection_definition(&cur)? { + cur = reduced; + continue; + } } // Quotient reduction @@ -651,8 +740,12 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { break; } - if flags.is_full() && !self.in_native_reduce { - self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); + if !self.in_native_reduce && use_cache && !transient_nat_work { + if flags.is_full() { + self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); + } else { + self.env.whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache.insert(key, cur.clone()); + } } Ok(cur) } @@ -806,6 +899,10 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } else { major.clone() }; + let major = match self.cleanup_nat_offset_major(&major)? { + Some(cleaned) => cleaned, + None => major, + }; // WHNF the major premise. Cheap mode skips delta on the major itself, // matching Lean4Lean's `cheapRec` (TypeChecker.lean:337–341); the rest of @@ -817,18 +914,36 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { }; // Nat literal → constructor form (one level: n → Nat.succ(lit(n-1))). - // Keep only the runaway shape bounded. Lean uses large raw numerals as - // fuel in definitions such as `Int.Linear.Poly.combine_mul_k'`; those are - // fine when recursion is actually bounded by a data argument. The bad case - // is the same recursor peeling N, N-1, N-2, ... because its step - // immediately forces `ih`. + // + // Mirrors lean4 (`refs/lean4/src/kernel/inductive.h:91-93`) and + // lean4lean (`refs/lean4lean/Lean4Lean/Inductive/Reduce.lean:70`): + // unconditional peel. Truly runaway recursors (step case forces the + // IH on every iteration) are bounded by `MAX_WHNF_FUEL` / outer + // `MaxRecDepth`, same as upstream. An earlier ix-specific + // throttle-by-counter scheme was found to mis-classify omega-style + // proofs that legitimately crunch many independent large-Nat + // recursors in one check; if a real runaway shows up we will fall + // back to fuel-based detection and not the counter. + let mut major_was_nat_lit = false; if let ExprData::Nat(val, _, _) = major_whnf.data() { - if self.nat_iota_should_stick(&rec_id, val) { - return Ok(None); + if *IX_NAT_IOTA_TRACE { + let n = NAT_IOTA_TRACE_COUNT + .fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if n < 32 { + eprintln!( + "[nat_iota_trace] rec={} major_bits={} spine={} major_idx={}", + rec_id, + val.0.bits(), + spine.len(), + recr.major_idx + ); + } } + major_was_nat_lit = true; major_whnf = self.nat_to_constructor(&val.clone()); - } else { - self.reset_nat_iota_run(); + } + if let Some(cleaned) = self.cleanup_nat_offset_major(&major_whnf)? { + major_whnf = cleaned; } // String literal → constructor form (M3: WHNF after, matching lean4lean Reduce.lean:71). // Use the same flag-driven reduction policy as the major above so a @@ -896,13 +1011,13 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let field_start = ctor_args.len() - ctor_fields; let mut result = rhs; for arg in spine.iter().take(pmm_end.min(spine.len())) { - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + result = self.apply_iota_arg(result, arg, major_was_nat_lit); } for arg in ctor_args.iter().skip(field_start) { - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + result = self.apply_iota_arg(result, arg, major_was_nat_lit); } for arg in spine.iter().skip(recr.major_idx + 1) { - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + result = self.apply_iota_arg(result, arg, major_was_nat_lit); } return Ok(Some(result)); } @@ -926,6 +1041,204 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { }) } + fn apply_iota_arg( + &mut self, + result: KExpr, + arg: &KExpr, + transient: bool, + ) -> KExpr { + if transient { + if let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, body, _) = result.data() { + let body = body.clone(); + return subst_no_intern(&body, arg, 0); + } + KExpr::app(result, arg.clone()) + } else { + self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())) + } + } + + /// Nat literal iota can create a long chain of distinct predecessor terms. + /// These terms are useful only while the current WHNF is executing; keeping + /// each one in the global WHNF caches makes RSS linear in the literal. + fn is_transient_nat_literal_work( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + if self.is_nat_literal_recursor_app(e)? { + return Ok(true); + } + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(false); + }; + + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { + return self.is_nat_literal_recursor_app(&args[0]); + } + + Ok(false) + } + + fn is_nat_literal_recursor_app( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let (head, spine) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(false); + }; + if id.addr != self.prims.nat_rec.addr + && id.addr != self.prims.nat_cases_on.addr + { + return Ok(false); + } + + let Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) = + self.try_get_const(id)? + else { + return Ok(false); + }; + let major_idx = u64_to_usize::(params + motives + minors + indices)?; + Ok( + spine + .get(major_idx) + .is_some_and(|major| matches!(major.data(), ExprData::Nat(..))), + ) + } + + /// Lean's `cleanupNatOffsetMajor` for recursor reduction. + /// + /// If the major premise is definitionally an offset `base + k` with `k > 0`, + /// expose exactly one constructor layer as `Nat.succ (base + (k-1))`. + /// This prevents `Nat.rec ... (x + huge)` from delta-unfolding `Nat.add` + /// and allocating one intermediate literal per predecessor. Closed Nat + /// arithmetic is left alone so the primitive Nat reducer can compute it + /// directly to a compact literal. + fn cleanup_nat_offset_major( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if self.eval_nat_offset_literal(e, 0).is_some() { + return Ok(None); + } + let Some((base, offset)) = self.nat_offset(e, 0)? else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if offset.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + return Ok(None); + } + + let pred_offset = Nat(&offset.0 - 1u64); + let pred = if pred_offset.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + base + } else { + let pred_lit = self.nat_expr_from_value(pred_offset); + self.mk_nat_add(base, pred_lit) + }; + Ok(Some(self.mk_nat_succ(pred))) + } + + fn nat_offset( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + depth: u16, + ) -> Result, Nat)>, TcError> { + const MAX_NAT_OFFSET_DEPTH: u16 = 256; + if depth >= MAX_NAT_OFFSET_DEPTH { + return Ok(None); + } + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { + let (base, offset) = self.nat_offset_or_zero(&args[0], depth + 1)?; + return Ok(Some((base, Nat(offset.0 + 1u64)))); + } + + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_add.addr && args.len() == 2 { + let Some(rhs) = self.eval_nat_offset_literal(&args[1], depth + 1) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let (base, offset) = self.nat_offset_or_zero(&args[0], depth + 1)?; + return Ok(Some((base, Nat(offset.0 + rhs.0)))); + } + + Ok(None) + } + + fn nat_offset_or_zero( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + depth: u16, + ) -> Result<(KExpr, Nat), TcError> { + Ok( + self + .nat_offset(e, depth)? + .unwrap_or_else(|| (e.clone(), Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO))), + ) + } + + /// Syntactic, no-delta evaluator for Nat offset constants. + /// + /// This is intentionally weaker than WHNF: it only recognizes already + /// exposed Nat literals/constructors and primitive Nat arithmetic whose + /// arguments are themselves syntactically evaluable. It is used to avoid + /// rewriting closed arithmetic offsets before `try_reduce_nat` can compute + /// them, and to evaluate the literal offset side of `Nat.add`. + fn eval_nat_offset_literal( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + depth: u16, + ) -> Option { + const MAX_NAT_OFFSET_EVAL_DEPTH: u16 = 256; + if depth >= MAX_NAT_OFFSET_EVAL_DEPTH { + return None; + } + + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_value(e, &self.prims) { + return Some(n); + } + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return None; + }; + + if id.addr == self.prims.nat_pred.addr && args.len() == 1 { + let n = self.eval_nat_offset_literal(&args[0], depth + 1)?; + let result = if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO) + } else { + Nat(n.0 - 1u64) + }; + return Some(result); + } + + if self.is_nat_bin_arith_addr(&id.addr) && args.len() == 2 { + let a = self.eval_nat_offset_literal(&args[0], depth + 1)?; + let b = self.eval_nat_offset_literal(&args[1], depth + 1)?; + return compute_nat_bin(&id.addr, &self.prims, &a, &b); + } + + None + } + + fn mk_nat_succ(&mut self, pred: KExpr) -> KExpr { + let succ = KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + KExpr::app(succ, pred) + } + + fn mk_nat_add(&mut self, a: KExpr, b: KExpr) -> KExpr { + let add = KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let result = KExpr::app(add, a); + KExpr::app(result, b) + } + fn try_struct_eta_iota( &mut self, rec_id: &KId, @@ -937,9 +1250,6 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(None); } let rule = &recr.rules[0]; - if rule.fields == 0 { - return Ok(None); - } let rec_ty = match self.try_get_const(rec_id)? { Some(c) => c.ty().clone(), @@ -1079,9 +1389,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ) -> Result>, TcError> { // String literal → constructor form before trying projection let wval_expanded; + let wval_expanded_whnf; let wval = if let ExprData::Str(s, _, _) = wval.data() { wval_expanded = self.str_lit_to_constructor(&s.clone()); - &wval_expanded + wval_expanded_whnf = self.whnf(&wval_expanded)?; + &wval_expanded_whnf } else { wval }; @@ -1360,94 +1672,46 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } } if val.0 == BigUint::ZERO { - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([]))) + KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])) } else { let pred_val = Nat(&val.0 - BigUint::from(1u64)); let pred_addr = Address::hash(&pred_val.to_le_bytes()); - let pred_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(pred_val, pred_addr)); - let succ = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([]))); - self.intern(KExpr::app(succ, pred_expr)) + let pred_expr = KExpr::nat(pred_val, pred_addr); + let succ = KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + KExpr::app(succ, pred_expr) } } fn nat_literal(&mut self, n: u64) -> KExpr { let val = Nat::from(n); let addr = Address::hash(&val.to_le_bytes()); - self.intern(KExpr::nat(val, addr)) - } - - fn nat_iota_should_stick(&mut self, rec_id: &KId, val: &Nat) -> bool { - const MAX_LARGE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA: u32 = 16_384; - const MAX_CONSECUTIVE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA: u32 = 8192; - - if val.0 > *NAT_IOTA_LITERAL_CAP { - self.nat_iota_large_expansions = - self.nat_iota_large_expansions.saturating_add(1); - if self.nat_iota_large_expansions > MAX_LARGE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA { - return true; - } - } - - let is_next_predecessor = - self.nat_iota_last.as_ref().is_some_and(|(last_rec, last_val)| { - last_rec == &rec_id.addr && last_val == &(&val.0 + 1u64) - }); - - self.nat_iota_run = - if is_next_predecessor { self.nat_iota_run.saturating_add(1) } else { 1 }; - self.nat_iota_last = Some((rec_id.addr.clone(), val.0.clone())); - - self.nat_iota_run > MAX_CONSECUTIVE_NAT_LITERAL_IOTA - } - - fn reset_nat_iota_run(&mut self) { - self.nat_iota_last = None; - self.nat_iota_run = 0; + KExpr::nat(val, addr) } /// Nat primitive reduction (add, sub, mul, div, mod, pow, gcd, bitwise, predicates). pub(super) fn try_reduce_nat( &mut self, e: &KExpr, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + self.try_reduce_nat_with_succ_mode(e, NatSuccMode::Collapse) + } + + fn try_reduce_nat_with_succ_mode( + &mut self, + e: &KExpr, + nat_succ_mode: NatSuccMode, ) -> Result>, TcError> { let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); let addr = match head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), _ => return Ok(None), }; - // Nat.succ n → n + 1 if addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { - let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_value(&a, &self.prims) { - let result = Nat(&n.0 + 1u64); - let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); - return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); - } - return Ok(None); - } - - // Nat.pred n → n - 1 (or 0 if n = 0) - if addr == self.prims.nat_pred.addr && args.len() == 1 { - let a = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - if let Some(view) = self.nat_ctor_view(&a) { - let result = match view { - NatCtorView::Zero => self.nat_literal(0), - NatCtorView::Succ(pred) => pred, - }; - return Ok(Some(result)); - } - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_value(&a, &self.prims) { - let result = if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { - Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO) - } else { - Nat(&n.0 - 1u64) - }; - let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); - return Ok(Some(self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)))); + if nat_succ_mode == NatSuccMode::Stuck { + return Ok(None); } - return Ok(None); + return self.try_reduce_nat_succ_iter(&args[0]); } if args.len() < 2 { @@ -1466,28 +1730,23 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return self.try_reduce_nat_predicate(&addr, &args); } - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let Some(wa) = self.whnf_nat_reducer_arg(&args[0])? else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(wb) = self.whnf_nat_reducer_arg(&args[1])? else { + return Ok(None); + }; self.dump_nat_trace("arg0-whnf", &wa); self.dump_nat_trace("arg1-whnf", &wb); - let a_val = extract_nat_value(&wa, &self.prims); - let b_val = extract_nat_value(&wb, &self.prims); - - if let Some(result) = self - .try_reduce_nat_symbolic_bin(&addr, &args, &wa, &wb, &a_val, &b_val)? - { - return Ok(Some(result)); - } - - let a_val = match a_val { - Some(v) => v, + let a_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wa, &self.prims) { + Some(v) => v.clone(), None => { self.dump_nat_trace("arg0-not-nat", &wa); return Ok(None); }, }; - let b_val = match b_val { - Some(v) => v, + let b_val = match extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims) { + Some(v) => v.clone(), None => { self.dump_nat_trace("arg1-not-nat", &wb); return Ok(None); @@ -1503,7 +1762,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { }, }; let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); - self.intern(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr)) + KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr) } else { let b = if addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { a_val == b_val @@ -1525,143 +1784,161 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { Ok(Some(result)) } - fn try_reduce_nat_symbolic_bin( + fn try_reduce_nat_succ_iter( &mut self, - addr: &Address, - args: &[KExpr], - wa: &KExpr, - wb: &KExpr, - a_val: &Option, - b_val: &Option, + arg: &KExpr, ) -> Result>, TcError> { - const MAX_SYMBOLIC_NAT_LITERAL: u64 = 64; + let mut offset = num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64); + let mut cur = arg.clone(); - let result = if *addr == self.prims.nat_add.addr { - let Some(n) = b_val.as_ref().and_then(Nat::to_u64) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - if n > MAX_SYMBOLIC_NAT_LITERAL { - return Ok(None); - } - self.nat_succ_n(wa.clone(), n) - } else if *addr == self.prims.nat_mul.addr { - match b_val.as_ref().and_then(Nat::to_u64) { - Some(0) => self.nat_literal(0), - _ => return Ok(None), - } - } else if *addr == self.prims.nat_sub.addr { - let Some(n) = b_val.as_ref().and_then(Nat::to_u64) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - if n > MAX_SYMBOLIC_NAT_LITERAL { - return Ok(None); + loop { + if let Some(result) = + self.try_reduce_nat_succ_linear_rec(&cur, &offset)? + { + return Ok(Some(result)); } - match self.nat_pred_n(wa.clone(), n) { - Some(result) => result, - None => return Ok(None), + + let w = self.whnf_with_nat_succ_mode(&cur, NatSuccMode::Stuck)?; + if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(&w, &self.prims) { + let result = Nat(&n.0 + &offset); + let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + return Ok(Some(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr))); } - } else if *addr == self.prims.nat_mod.addr { - let Some(a) = a_val else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let b_lower = self.nat_lower_bound(wb)?; - if b_lower.0 <= a.0 { - return Ok(None); + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&w); + if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() + && id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr + && args.len() == 1 + { + offset += 1u64; + cur = args[0].clone(); + continue; } - self.nat_expr_from_value(a.clone()) - } else { - return Ok(None); - }; - Ok(Some(self.finish_nat_symbolic_result(result, args))) + return Ok(None); + } } - fn finish_nat_symbolic_result( + fn try_reduce_nat_succ_linear_rec( &mut self, - mut result: KExpr, - args: &[KExpr], - ) -> KExpr { - for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + arg: &KExpr, + offset: &num_bigint::BigUint, + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let Some(parts) = self.nat_rec_literal_parts(arg)? else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(base) = parts.spine.get(parts.base_idx) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(step) = parts.spine.get(parts.step_idx) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if *IX_NAT_LINEAR_REC_TRACE { + let n = NAT_LINEAR_REC_TRACE_COUNT + .fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); + if n < 8 { + let step_whnf = self.whnf(step)?; + eprintln!( + "[nat_linear_rec] major_bits={} base_idx={} step_idx={} spine={} step_whnf={}", + parts.major.0.bits(), + parts.base_idx, + parts.step_idx, + parts.spine.len(), + step_whnf + ); + } } - result - } - - fn nat_expr_from_value(&mut self, n: Nat) -> KExpr { - let blob_addr = Address::hash(&n.to_le_bytes()); - self.intern(KExpr::nat(n, blob_addr)) - } - - fn nat_succ_n(&mut self, mut e: KExpr, n: u64) -> KExpr { - for _ in 0..n { - let succ = - self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([]))); - e = self.intern(KExpr::app(succ, e)); + if !self.is_nat_succ_ih_step(step)? { + return Ok(None); } - e - } - fn nat_pred_n(&mut self, mut e: KExpr, n: u64) -> Option> { - for _ in 0..n { - e = match self.nat_ctor_view(&e)? { - NatCtorView::Zero => self.nat_literal(0), - NatCtorView::Succ(pred) => pred, - }; - } - Some(e) - } + let base = base.clone(); + let base_whnf = self.whnf(&base)?; + let Some(base_val) = extract_nat_value(&base_whnf, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; - fn nat_lower_bound(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Result> { - self.nat_lower_bound_core(e, 0) + let mut total = base_val.0; + total += parts.major.0; + total += offset; + let result = Nat(total); + let blob_addr = Address::hash(&result.to_le_bytes()); + Ok(Some(KExpr::nat(result, blob_addr))) } - fn nat_lower_bound_core( + fn nat_rec_literal_parts( &mut self, e: &KExpr, - depth: u8, - ) -> Result> { - const MAX_LOWER_BOUND_DEPTH: u8 = 24; - if depth >= MAX_LOWER_BOUND_DEPTH { - return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + let (head, spine) = collect_app_spine(e); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + if id.addr != self.prims.nat_rec.addr { + return Ok(None); } - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(e, &self.prims) { - return Ok(n.clone()); + let Some(KConst::Recr { params, motives, minors, indices, .. }) = + self.try_get_const(id)? + else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let params = u64_to_usize::(params)?; + let motives = u64_to_usize::(motives)?; + let minors = u64_to_usize::(minors)?; + let indices = u64_to_usize::(indices)?; + if minors < 2 { + return Ok(None); } - let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); - if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() { - if id.addr == self.prims.nat_succ.addr && args.len() == 1 { - let pred = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[0], depth + 1)?; - return Ok(Nat(pred.0 + 1u64)); - } - if id.addr == self.prims.nat_add.addr && args.len() == 2 { - let a = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[0], depth + 1)?; - let b = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[1], depth + 1)?; - return Ok(Nat(a.0 + b.0)); - } - if id.addr == self.prims.nat_mul.addr && args.len() == 2 { - let a = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[0], depth + 1)?; - let b = self.nat_lower_bound_core(&args[1], depth + 1)?; - return Ok(Nat(a.0 * b.0)); - } - if self.is_nat_bin_arith_addr(&id.addr) - || self.is_nat_bin_pred_addr(&id.addr) - || is_const_named(id, &["Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", "BitVec.toNat"]) - { - return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); - } - } + let base_idx = params + motives; + let step_idx = base_idx + 1; + let major_idx = params + motives + minors + indices; + let Some(major) = spine.get(major_idx) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let ExprData::Nat(major, _, _) = major.data() else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let major = major.clone(); - if self.is_stuck_nat_predicate_probe(e) { - return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); + Ok(Some(NatRecLiteralParts { spine, major, base_idx, step_idx })) + } + + fn is_nat_succ_ih_step( + &mut self, + step: &KExpr, + ) -> Result> { + let step = self.whnf(step)?; + let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, body, _) = step.data() else { + return Ok(false); + }; + let ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, body, _) = body.data() else { + return Ok(false); + }; + + let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(body); + let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { + return Ok(false); + }; + if id.addr != self.prims.nat_succ.addr || args.len() != 1 { + return Ok(false); } + Ok(matches!(args[0].data(), ExprData::Var(0, _, _))) + } - let w = self.whnf(e)?; - if &w == e { - return Ok(Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); + fn nat_expr_from_value(&mut self, n: Nat) -> KExpr { + let blob_addr = Address::hash(&n.to_le_bytes()); + KExpr::nat(n, blob_addr) + } + + fn nat_succ_n(&mut self, mut e: KExpr, n: u64) -> KExpr { + for _ in 0..n { + let succ = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([]))); + e = self.intern(KExpr::app(succ, e)); } - self.nat_lower_bound_core(&w, depth + 1) + e } fn is_nat_bin_arith_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> bool { @@ -1684,71 +1961,65 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr || *addr == self.prims.nat_ble.addr } - fn try_reduce_nat_predicate( + fn whnf_nat_reducer_arg( &mut self, - addr: &Address, - args: &[KExpr], + arg: &KExpr, ) -> Result>, TcError> { - let a_val = self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred(&args[0])?; - let b_val = self.try_eval_nat_value_for_pred(&args[1])?; - let decision = if *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { - match (&a_val, &b_val) { - (Some(a), Some(b)) => Some(a == b), - _ => None, - } - } else { - match (&a_val, &b_val) { - (Some(a), Some(b)) => Some(a <= b), - (Some(a), None) if a.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO => Some(true), - _ => None, - } - }; + if !arg.has_fvars() || self.eager_reduce { + return Ok(Some(self.whnf(arg)?)); + } - let Some(decision) = decision else { - if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_nat_predicate_by_ctor(addr, args)? { - return Ok(Some(result)); - } - return Ok(None); - }; - Ok(Some(self.nat_predicate_bool_result(decision, args))) + let saved_fuel = self.rec_fuel; + let local_fuel = saved_fuel.min(NAT_REDUCER_OPEN_ARG_REC_FUEL); + self.rec_fuel = local_fuel; + let result = self.whnf(arg); + let consumed = local_fuel.saturating_sub(self.rec_fuel); + self.rec_fuel = saved_fuel.saturating_sub(consumed); + + match result { + Ok(w) => Ok(Some(w)), + Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth | TcError::MaxRecFuel) => Ok(None), + Err(err) => Err(err), + } + } + + /// Recursors / casesOn whose Nat-typed major can leave the term stuck. + /// `BitVec.toNat` projects through to a Nat that may itself be stuck on + /// a recursor, so it goes here too. Used by shallow native probes that must + /// not treat these as concrete Nat values. + /// + /// Replaces a name-based `is_const_named(id, &["Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", + /// "BitVec.toNat"])` whose alpha-twin display names (e.g. `Lean.RBColor.rec` + /// for `Bool.rec`) silently bypass the check under canonical hashing. + fn is_nat_stuck_recursor_addr(&self, addr: &Address) -> bool { + *addr == self.prims.nat_rec.addr + || *addr == self.prims.nat_cases_on.addr + || *addr == self.prims.bit_vec_to_nat.addr } - fn try_reduce_nat_predicate_by_ctor( + fn try_reduce_nat_predicate( &mut self, addr: &Address, args: &[KExpr], ) -> Result>, TcError> { - let a = self.nat_ctor_view_for_pred(&args[0], 0)?; - let b = self.nat_ctor_view_for_pred(&args[1], 0)?; - let result = if *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { - match (a, b) { - (Some(NatCtorView::Zero), Some(NatCtorView::Zero)) => { - self.nat_predicate_bool_result(true, args) - }, - (Some(NatCtorView::Zero), Some(NatCtorView::Succ(_))) - | (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(_)), Some(NatCtorView::Zero)) => { - self.nat_predicate_bool_result(false, args) - }, - (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(a)), Some(NatCtorView::Succ(b))) => { - self.nat_predicate_recur_result(addr, &a, &b, args) - }, - _ => return Ok(None), - } + let Some(wa) = self.whnf_nat_reducer_arg(&args[0])? else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(a_val) = extract_nat_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(wb) = self.whnf_nat_reducer_arg(&args[1])? else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(b_val) = extract_nat_lit(&wb, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let decision = if *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { + a_val == b_val } else { - match (a, b) { - (Some(NatCtorView::Zero), _) => { - self.nat_predicate_bool_result(true, args) - }, - (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(_)), Some(NatCtorView::Zero)) => { - self.nat_predicate_bool_result(false, args) - }, - (Some(NatCtorView::Succ(a)), Some(NatCtorView::Succ(b))) => { - self.nat_predicate_recur_result(addr, &a, &b, args) - }, - _ => return Ok(None), - } + a_val <= b_val }; - Ok(Some(result)) + Ok(Some(self.nat_predicate_bool_result(decision, args))) } fn nat_predicate_bool_result( @@ -1768,82 +2039,12 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { result } - fn nat_predicate_recur_result( - &mut self, - addr: &Address, - a: &KExpr, - b: &KExpr, - args: &[KExpr], - ) -> KExpr { - let head_id = if *addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr { - self.prims.nat_beq.clone() - } else { - self.prims.nat_ble.clone() - }; - let head = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(head_id, Box::new([]))); - let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::app(head, a.clone())); - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, b.clone())); - for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { - result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); - } - result - } - - fn nat_ctor_view_for_pred( - &mut self, - e: &KExpr, - depth: u8, - ) -> Result>, TcError> { - const MAX_PRED_NAT_CTOR_VIEW_DEPTH: u8 = 8; - if let Some(view) = self.nat_ctor_view(e) { - return Ok(Some(view)); - } - if depth >= MAX_PRED_NAT_CTOR_VIEW_DEPTH { - return Ok(None); - } - - if self.is_stuck_nat_predicate_probe(e) { - return Ok(None); - } - - let w = self.whnf(e)?; - if &w == e { - return Ok(None); - } - if let Some(view) = self.nat_ctor_view(&w) { - return Ok(Some(view)); - } - self.nat_ctor_view_for_pred(&w, depth + 1) - } - - fn nat_ctor_view(&mut self, e: &KExpr) -> Option> { - if let Some(n) = extract_nat_lit(e, &self.prims) { - if n.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { - return Some(NatCtorView::Zero); - } - let pred = Nat(&n.0 - num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); - let pred_addr = Address::hash(&pred.to_le_bytes()); - let pred_expr = self.intern(KExpr::nat(pred, pred_addr)); - return Some(NatCtorView::Succ(pred_expr)); - } - - let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); - let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { - return None; - }; - if id.addr != self.prims.nat_succ.addr || args.len() != 1 { - return None; - } - Some(NatCtorView::Succ(args[0].clone())) - } - - /// A shallow Nat evaluator for predicate arguments. + /// A shallow Nat evaluator for bounded native helpers. /// - /// `Nat.beq`/`Nat.ble` are often used as branching conditions. When one - /// side is symbolic, fully WHNF-ing it can expose large recursive models - /// such as `Nat.rec` over `BitVec.toFin` projections. For predicates we only - /// need enough evaluation to decide literal comparisons; unknown values can - /// safely remain stuck. + /// This is intentionally not used by `Nat.beq`/`Nat.ble` primitive + /// reduction; those follow Lean and only compare WHNF'd literal-extension + /// arguments. BitVec helpers use this narrower evaluator to avoid forcing + /// large recursive Nat models when only a bounded width is useful. fn try_eval_nat_value_for_pred( &mut self, e: &KExpr, @@ -1907,6 +2108,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } }, ExprData::Var(..) + | ExprData::FVar(..) | ExprData::Sort(..) | ExprData::Lam(..) | ExprData::All(..) @@ -1931,42 +2133,23 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { match head.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { self.is_nat_bin_pred_addr(&id.addr) - || is_const_named(id, &["Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", "BitVec.toNat"]) + || self.is_nat_stuck_recursor_addr(&id.addr) }, ExprData::Prj(id, _, val, _) => { - if is_const_named(id, &["Fin"]) { + if id.addr == self.prims.fin.addr { return true; } let (val_head, _) = collect_app_spine(val); matches!( val_head.data(), ExprData::Const(val_id, _, _) - if is_const_named( - val_id, - &["Nat.rec", "Nat.casesOn", "BitVec.toNat"], - ) + if self.is_nat_stuck_recursor_addr(&val_id.addr) ) }, _ => false, } } - /// `Nat.beq`/`Nat.ble` are extern primitives with recursive Lean models. - /// If native reduction cannot decide them, unfolding the model can peel huge - /// literals against an unknown argument. Leave the primitive app stuck. - fn is_stuck_nat_predicate(&self, e: &KExpr) -> bool { - let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); - if args.len() != 2 { - return false; - } - matches!( - head.data(), - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) - if id.addr == self.prims.nat_beq.addr - || id.addr == self.prims.nat_ble.addr - ) - } - /// Native Nat.decLe/decEq/decLt reduction. /// /// Intercepts `Nat.decLe n m`, `Nat.decEq n m`, `Nat.decLt n m` when both @@ -1999,6 +2182,12 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let is_dec_le = addr == p.nat_dec_le.addr; let is_dec_eq = addr == p.nat_dec_eq.addr; let is_dec_lt = addr == p.nat_dec_lt.addr; + let is_int_dec_le = addr == p.int_dec_le.addr; + let is_int_dec_eq = addr == p.int_dec_eq.addr; + let is_int_dec_lt = addr == p.int_dec_lt.addr; + if is_int_dec_le || is_int_dec_eq || is_int_dec_lt { + return self.try_normalize_int_decidable(&addr, &args); + } if !is_dec_le && !is_dec_eq && !is_dec_lt { return Ok(None); } @@ -2137,6 +2326,47 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { Ok(Some(result)) } + fn try_normalize_int_decidable( + &mut self, + addr: &Address, + args: &[KExpr], + ) -> Result>, TcError> { + if args.len() < 2 { + return Ok(None); + } + + let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; + let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; + let Some(a_val) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + let Some(b_val) = extract_int_lit(&wb, &self.prims) else { + return Ok(None); + }; + + let a = intern_int_lit(self, a_val); + let b = intern_int_lit(self, b_val); + if a.hash_key() == args[0].hash_key() && b.hash_key() == args[1].hash_key() + { + return Ok(None); + } + + let head_id = if *addr == self.prims.int_dec_eq.addr { + self.prims.int_dec_eq.clone() + } else if *addr == self.prims.int_dec_le.addr { + self.prims.int_dec_le.clone() + } else { + self.prims.int_dec_lt.clone() + }; + let head = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(head_id, Box::new([]))); + let mut result = self.intern(KExpr::app(head, a)); + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, b)); + for arg in args.iter().skip(2) { + result = self.intern(KExpr::app(result, arg.clone())); + } + Ok(Some(result)) + } + /// Quotient reduction (Quot.lift, Quot.ind). fn try_quot_reduce( &mut self, @@ -2204,14 +2434,14 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(None); }; - if is_const_named(id, &["BitVec.toNat"]) && args.len() >= 2 { + if id.addr == self.prims.bit_vec_to_nat.addr && args.len() >= 2 { if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_to_nat(&args[1])? { return Ok(Some(self.finish_app_result(result, &args, 2))); } return Ok(None); } - if is_const_named(id, &["BitVec.ult"]) && args.len() >= 3 { + if id.addr == self.prims.bit_vec_ult.addr && args.len() >= 3 { if let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_ult(&args[0], &args[1], &args[2])? { @@ -2220,7 +2450,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(None); } - if is_const_named(id, &["Decidable.decide"]) + if id.addr == self.prims.decidable_decide.addr && args.len() >= 2 && let Some(result) = self.try_reduce_bitvec_lt_prop(&args[0])? { @@ -2238,6 +2468,25 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ) -> Result>, TcError> { let lhs_nat = self.bitvec_to_nat_expr(width, lhs)?; let rhs_nat = self.bitvec_to_nat_expr(width, rhs)?; + let rhs_nat_whnf = self.whnf(&rhs_nat)?; + if let Some(rhs_val) = extract_nat_value(&rhs_nat_whnf, &self.prims) { + if rhs_val.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { + let result = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))); + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + + let lhs_nat_whnf = self.whnf(&lhs_nat)?; + if let Some(lhs_val) = extract_nat_value(&lhs_nat_whnf, &self.prims) { + let result_id = if lhs_val.0 < rhs_val.0 { + self.prims.bool_true.clone() + } else { + self.prims.bool_false.clone() + }; + let result = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(result_id, Box::new([]))); + return Ok(Some(result)); + } + } // `BitVec.ult x y` is definitionally `decide (x.toNat < y.toNat)`. // Kernel Nat LT reduces through `Nat.ble (Nat.succ x.toNat) y.toNat`. @@ -2262,7 +2511,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { return Ok(None); }; - if !is_const_named(id, &["LT.lt"]) || args.len() != 4 { + if id.addr != self.prims.lt_lt.addr || args.len() != 4 { return Ok(None); } @@ -2270,7 +2519,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let ExprData::Const(type_id, _, _) = type_head.data() else { return Ok(None); }; - if !is_const_named(type_id, &["BitVec"]) || type_args.len() != 1 { + if type_id.addr != self.prims.bit_vec.addr || type_args.len() != 1 { return Ok(None); } @@ -2286,10 +2535,8 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(result); } - let to_nat = self - .find_const_id_named("BitVec.toNat") - .unwrap_or_else(|| synthetic_named_id("BitVec.toNat")); - let head = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(to_nat, Box::new([]))); + let head = + self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.bit_vec_to_nat.clone(), Box::new([]))); let with_width = self.intern(KExpr::app(head, width.clone())); Ok(self.intern(KExpr::app(with_width, value.clone()))) } @@ -2334,10 +2581,10 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { return None; }; - if is_const_named(id, &["BitVec.ofNat"]) && args.len() == 2 { + if id.addr == self.prims.bit_vec_of_nat.addr && args.len() == 2 { return Some((args[0].clone(), args[1].clone())); } - if !is_const_named(id, &["OfNat.ofNat"]) || args.len() < 2 { + if id.addr != self.prims.of_nat_of_nat.addr || args.len() < 2 { return None; } @@ -2345,7 +2592,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let ExprData::Const(type_id, _, _) = type_head.data() else { return None; }; - if is_const_named(type_id, &["BitVec"]) && type_args.len() == 1 { + if type_id.addr == self.prims.bit_vec.addr && type_args.len() == 1 { Some((type_args[0].clone(), args[1].clone())) } else { None @@ -2397,8 +2644,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { if let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() { let is_unit_sizeof_impl = - is_const_named(id, &["PUnit._sizeOf_1", "Unit._sizeOf_1"]) - && args.len() == 1; + id.addr == self.prims.punit_size_of_1.addr && args.len() == 1; if e.lbr() > 0 { if is_unit_sizeof_impl { @@ -2422,10 +2668,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { // Lean's generated `PUnit`/`Unit` SizeOf instance is extensionally the // constant function 1, but its body recurses on an open unit variable. // Reduce this primitive singleton case directly. - if is_const_named(id, &["SizeOf.sizeOf"]) && args.len() == 3 { + if id.addr == self.prims.size_of_size_of.addr && args.len() == 3 { let (ty_head, _) = collect_app_spine(&args[0]); if let ExprData::Const(ty_id, _, _) = ty_head.data() - && is_const_named(ty_id, &["Unit", "PUnit"]) + && (ty_id.addr == self.prims.unit.addr + || ty_id.addr == self.prims.punit.addr) { return Ok(Some(self.nat_literal(1))); } @@ -2516,8 +2763,9 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { return Ok(None); }; - let is_back = is_const_named(id, &["String.back", "String.Legacy.back"]); - let is_utf8_byte_size = is_const_named(id, &["String.utf8ByteSize"]); + let is_back = id.addr == self.prims.string_back.addr + || id.addr == self.prims.string_legacy_back.addr; + let is_utf8_byte_size = id.addr == self.prims.string_utf8_byte_size.addr; let is_to_byte_array = id.addr == self.prims.string_to_byte_array.addr; if !is_back && !is_utf8_byte_size && !is_to_byte_array { return Ok(None); @@ -2546,12 +2794,6 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { Ok(Some(self.char_of_nat_expr(u64::from(codepoint)))) } - fn find_const_id_named(&self, dotted: &str) -> Option> { - self.env.iter().find_map(|(id, _)| { - if is_const_named(&id, &[dotted]) { Some(id) } else { None } - }) - } - fn char_of_nat_expr(&mut self, n: u64) -> KExpr { let char_of_nat = self.intern(KExpr::cnst(self.prims.char_of_nat.clone(), Box::new([]))); @@ -2568,49 +2810,6 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { use super::primitive::Primitives; -fn dotted_name(dotted: &str) -> Name { - let mut name = Name::anon(); - for part in dotted.split('.') { - name = Name::str(name, part.to_string()); - } - name -} - -fn synthetic_named_id(dotted: &str) -> KId { - KId::new(Address::hash(dotted.as_bytes()), M::meta_field(dotted_name(dotted))) -} - -fn name_components_eq_dotted(mut name: &Name, mut dotted: &str) -> bool { - loop { - let (prefix, part) = match dotted.rsplit_once('.') { - Some((prefix, part)) => (Some(prefix), part), - None => (None, dotted), - }; - match name.as_data() { - NameData::Str(pre, s, _) if s == part => { - name = pre; - match prefix { - Some(next) => dotted = next, - None => return matches!(name.as_data(), NameData::Anonymous(_)), - } - }, - _ => return false, - } - } -} - -fn is_const_named(id: &KId, names: &[&str]) -> bool { - let Some(name) = M::meta_name(&id.name) else { - return false; - }; - names.iter().any(|expected| name_components_eq_dotted(&name, expected)) -} - -enum NatCtorView { - Zero, - Succ(KExpr), -} - /// Zero constant shared across `extract_nat_lit` calls. static NAT_ZERO_LITERAL: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| Nat(num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO)); @@ -2637,10 +2836,9 @@ fn extract_nat_lit<'a, M: KernelMode>( /// Extract a Nat value from either literal form or a constructor numeral. /// /// Iota reduction on `Nat` literals can expose the matched value as -/// `Nat.succ ` inside branch bodies. Lean's C++ kernel -/// keeps primitive numerals available to its native Nat reducer across this -/// path; in this kernel we recover the same value here before deciding to -/// unfold recursive Nat definitions such as `Nat.modCore`. +/// `Nat.succ ` inside branch bodies. Some non-Nat +/// primitive helpers recover that value here before deciding whether a +/// surrounding native reduction can proceed. fn extract_nat_value( e: &KExpr, prims: &Primitives, @@ -2653,15 +2851,6 @@ fn extract_nat_value( let ExprData::Const(id, _, _) = head.data() else { return None; }; - if is_const_named(id, &["OfNat.ofNat"]) && args.len() >= 2 { - let (type_head, type_args) = collect_app_spine(&args[0]); - if type_args.is_empty() - && let ExprData::Const(type_id, _, _) = type_head.data() - && type_id.addr == prims.nat.addr - { - return extract_nat_value(&args[1], prims); - } - } if id.addr != prims.nat_succ.addr || args.len() != 1 { return None; } @@ -2720,21 +2909,11 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( } else if *addr == p.nat_xor.addr { &a.0 ^ &b.0 } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_left.addr { - // Match C++ kernel: no explicit limit beyond what GMP handles, but we - // cap at 2^24 to avoid unbounded memory allocation. - const REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX: u64 = 1 << 24; - match b.to_u64() { - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 2^24 - Some(shift) if shift <= REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX => &a.0 << shift as usize, - _ => return None, // too large to compute - } + let shift = usize::try_from(b.to_u64()?).ok()?; + &a.0 << shift } else if *addr == p.nat_shift_right.addr { - const REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX: u64 = 1 << 24; - match b.to_u64() { - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded: shift <= 2^24 - Some(shift) if shift <= REDUCE_SHIFT_MAX => &a.0 >> shift as usize, - _ => zero, // right-shift by huge amount gives 0 (correct) - } + let shift = usize::try_from(b.to_u64()?).ok()?; + &a.0 >> shift } else { return None; }; @@ -2742,7 +2921,7 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -// Int native reduction +// Int literal helpers // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // Lean's C++ kernel has no parallel `reduce_int` (only `reduce_nat` + @@ -2762,8 +2941,7 @@ fn compute_nat_bin( use num_bigint::BigInt; -/// An Int literal we can compute on. Produced by `extract_int_lit` and -/// consumed by `compute_int_bin`. +/// An Int literal in canonical kernel constructor form. /// /// Lean's canonical form is `Int.ofNat n` (non-negative) or /// `Int.negSucc n` (`= -(n+1)`, ≤ -1). We flatten both into a single @@ -2833,270 +3011,8 @@ fn intern_int_lit( tc.intern(KExpr::app(ctor, nat_expr)) } -/// Compute a binary Int operation given two literals. Returns `None` if -/// the operation is unknown (the caller leaves the expression unreduced). -fn compute_int_bin( - addr: &Address, - p: &Primitives, - a: &IntVal, - b: &IntVal, -) -> Option { - let r = if *addr == p.int_add.addr { - a + b - } else if *addr == p.int_sub.addr { - a - b - } else if *addr == p.int_mul.addr { - a * b - } else { - return None; - }; - Some(r) -} - -impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { - /// Native Int reduction. Dispatches on the head constant: - /// - /// - `Int.neg x`: unary negation if `x` whnfs to an Int literal. - /// - `Int.add`/`Int.sub`/`Int.mul x y`: binary arithmetic, both args literal. - /// - `Int.emod`/`Int.ediv x y`: division or modulo, both args literal. - /// `emod` semantics: result in `[0, |y|)` (Euclidean mod). - /// `ediv` semantics: `y * (x/y) + (x % y) = x` with non-negative remainder. - /// - `Int.bmod x m`: balanced mod, `x : Int`, `m : Nat`. Returns an `Int` - /// in `[-m/2, (m+1)/2)`. For `m = 0` returns `x` unchanged (matching - /// Lean's `Int.bmod 0 _` behavior via the `if r < (m+1)/2` branch). - /// - `Int.bdiv x m`: balanced div (quotient matching `bmod`). - /// - `Int.natAbs x`: returns a Nat literal. - /// - /// Returns `None` if the head isn't a known Int primitive, arg count is - /// wrong, or any argument fails to whnf to the expected literal form. - /// Must run BEFORE `delta_unfold_one` on the containing `whnf` loop so - /// that the Int.bmod body's `Decidable.rec`-headed form is never exposed. - pub(super) fn try_reduce_int( - &mut self, - e: &KExpr, - ) -> Result>, TcError> { - if e.lbr() > 0 { - return Ok(None); - } - let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(e); - let addr = match head.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => id.addr.clone(), - _ => return Ok(None), - }; - - // Extract primitive addrs up-front so `self.whnf(...)` (mutable - // borrow) can run freely below. `Address` is cheap to clone (Arc - // refcount bump), so this isn't a perf concern. - let ( - int_neg_addr, - int_nat_abs_addr, - int_add_addr, - int_sub_addr, - int_mul_addr, - int_emod_addr, - int_ediv_addr, - int_bmod_addr, - int_bdiv_addr, - ) = { - let p = &self.prims; - ( - p.int_neg.addr.clone(), - p.int_nat_abs.addr.clone(), - p.int_add.addr.clone(), - p.int_sub.addr.clone(), - p.int_mul.addr.clone(), - p.int_emod.addr.clone(), - p.int_ediv.addr.clone(), - p.int_bmod.addr.clone(), - p.int_bdiv.addr.clone(), - ) - }; - - // Unary ops - if addr == int_neg_addr && !args.is_empty() { - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let r = intern_int_lit(self, -a); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r, &args[1..]))); - } - - if addr == int_nat_abs_addr && !args.is_empty() { - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let nat_val = Nat(a.magnitude().clone()); - let nat_addr = Address::hash(&nat_val.to_le_bytes()); - let r = self.intern(KExpr::nat(nat_val, nat_addr)); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r, &args[1..]))); - } - - if args.len() < 2 { - return Ok(None); - } - - // Binary arithmetic: both args are Int. - let is_bin_arith = - addr == int_add_addr || addr == int_sub_addr || addr == int_mul_addr; - if is_bin_arith { - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let Some(b) = extract_int_lit(&wb, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let Some(r) = compute_int_bin(&addr, &self.prims, &a, &b) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); - } - - // Euclidean div/mod: both args Int, result Int. Matches `Int.emod` / - // `Int.ediv` in `Init/Data/Int/DivMod/Basic.lean`. - if addr == int_emod_addr || addr == int_ediv_addr { - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let Some(b) = extract_int_lit(&wb, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let (q, m) = int_ediv_emod(&a, &b); - let r = if addr == int_emod_addr { m } else { q }; - let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); - } - - // Power: first arg Int, second arg Nat. Matches `Int.pow` in - // `Init/Data/Int/Basic.lean:400`: - // | (m : Nat), n => Int.ofNat (m ^ n) - // | m@-[_+1], n => if n % 2 = 0 then Int.ofNat (m.natAbs ^ n) - // else - Int.ofNat (m.natAbs ^ n) - // We also guard the exponent against runaway allocation, mirroring - // `compute_nat_bin`'s REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP cap. - let int_pow_addr = self.prims.int_pow.addr.clone(); - if addr == int_pow_addr { - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_value(&wb, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - const REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP: u64 = 1 << 24; - let Some(exp) = b_nat.to_u64() else { - return Ok(None); - }; - if exp > REDUCE_POW_MAX_EXP { - return Ok(None); - } - // Compute |a|^n, then apply sign: positive if a ≥ 0 or n is even, - // negative if a < 0 and n is odd. - use num_bigint::Sign; - let abs_a_big: BigInt = - BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, a.magnitude().clone()); - #[allow(clippy::cast_possible_truncation)] // guarded above - let mag_pow = abs_a_big.magnitude().pow(exp as u32); - let r = if a.sign() == Sign::Minus && exp % 2 == 1 { - -BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, mag_pow) - } else { - BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, mag_pow) - }; - let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); - } - - // Balanced div/mod: first arg Int, second arg Nat. Matches `Int.bmod` - // / `Int.bdiv` in `Init/Data/Int/DivMod/Basic.lean`. Semantics: - // let r := x % m - // if r < (m + 1) / 2 then r else r - m - // bdiv: quotient so that `bdiv x m * m + bmod x m = x`. - if addr == int_bmod_addr || addr == int_bdiv_addr { - let wa = self.whnf(&args[0])?; - let wb = self.whnf(&args[1])?; - let Some(a) = extract_int_lit(&wa, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - let Some(b_nat) = extract_nat_value(&wb, &self.prims) else { - return Ok(None); - }; - // `Int.bmod x 0` returns x unchanged because (0+1)/2 = 0 is never - // less-than r, so the if falls through. Matches Lean's rfl. - if b_nat.0 == num_bigint::BigUint::ZERO { - if addr == int_bmod_addr { - let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, a); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); - } else { - // bdiv x 0 = 0 by Lean convention (see Int.bdiv definition). - let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, BigInt::from(0)); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); - } - } - let m_big: BigInt = b_nat.0.clone().into(); - let (q_e, r_e) = int_ediv_emod(&a, &m_big); - // Threshold: (m + 1) / 2, Nat division. - let half = (&b_nat.0 + 1u32) / 2u32; - let half_big: BigInt = half.into(); - let (bq, bm) = - if r_e < half_big { (q_e, r_e) } else { (q_e + 1, r_e - m_big) }; - let r = if addr == int_bmod_addr { bm } else { bq }; - let r_expr = intern_int_lit(self, r); - return Ok(Some(apply_extra_args(self, r_expr, &args[2..]))); - } - - Ok(None) - } -} - -/// Euclidean division and modulo on BigInt. Matches Lean's `Int.ediv` / -/// `Int.emod`: the remainder is always non-negative (in `[0, |b|)`). -/// num-bigint's native `%` is "truncated" (remainder has the sign of the -/// dividend), so we normalise by adding `|b|` when the dividend is negative. -fn int_ediv_emod(a: &BigInt, b: &BigInt) -> (BigInt, BigInt) { - use num_bigint::Sign; - if *b == BigInt::from(0) { - // Lean's Int.ediv _ 0 = 0 and Int.emod x 0 = x. - return (BigInt::from(0), a.clone()); - } - let abs_b = BigInt::from_biguint(Sign::Plus, b.magnitude().clone()); - let q_trunc = a / b; - let r_trunc = a % b; - if r_trunc.sign() == Sign::Minus { - // r_trunc < 0: add |b| to r, and adjust q by ±1 to keep `b*q + r = a`. - // q adjustment direction: if b > 0, decrement q; if b < 0, increment q. - let (q_adj, r_adj) = if b.sign() == Sign::Plus { - (q_trunc - 1, r_trunc + &abs_b) - } else { - (q_trunc + 1, r_trunc + &abs_b) - }; - (q_adj, r_adj) - } else { - (q_trunc, r_trunc) - } -} - -/// Reapply extra args onto a reduced head. Used when the primitive -/// application has more args than the primitive itself consumes. -fn apply_extra_args( - tc: &mut TypeChecker, - mut head: KExpr, - args: &[KExpr], -) -> KExpr { - for a in args { - head = tc.intern(KExpr::app(head, a.clone())); - } - head -} - -#[cfg(test)] -mod tests { +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { use super::super::constant::KConst; use super::super::env::KEnv; @@ -3277,7 +3193,7 @@ mod tests { let mut env = KEnv::new(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let back = kt::ME::cnst(kt::mk_id("String.Legacy.back"), Box::new([])); + let back = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.string_legacy_back.clone(), Box::new([])); let empty = kt::ME::str(String::new(), Address::hash(b"")); let result = tc.whnf(&kt::ME::app(back, empty)).unwrap(); let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&result); @@ -3302,7 +3218,8 @@ mod tests { let mut env = KEnv::new(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let size = kt::ME::cnst(kt::mk_id("String.utf8ByteSize"), Box::new([])); + let size = + kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.string_utf8_byte_size.clone(), Box::new([])); let s = kt::ME::str("L∃∀N".to_string(), Address::hash("L∃∀N".as_bytes())); let result = tc.whnf(&kt::ME::app(size, s)).unwrap(); match result.data() { @@ -3329,6 +3246,208 @@ mod tests { assert!(tc.is_def_eq(&lhs, &rhs).unwrap()); } + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_ble_zero_length_string_to_list_literal_is_true() { + use super::super::constant::RecRule; + + // Do not add these to `Primitives`: Lean reduces this through ordinary + // delta/iota/projection/string-literal expansion, not a native kernel op. + fn canonical_id(hex: &str) -> KId { + KId::new(Address::from_hex(hex).unwrap(), ()) + } + fn apps_ae(mut f: AE, args: &[AE]) -> AE { + for arg in args { + f = app(f, arg.clone()); + } + f + } + + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&KEnv::::new()); + let string_to_list_id = canonical_id( + "8cece559b9901256cce90e9bf1fa09fce136ff433a24fed990e6734a9c0bdba4", + ); + let list_length_id = canonical_id( + "040eac73ee2bdc17f6f276c3660f7e8cf84cb82df9259591d6a808a39571bf25", + ); + let list_id = mk_id("Test.List"); + let list_nil_id = mk_id("Test.List.nil"); + let list_cons_id = mk_id("Test.List.cons"); + let list_rec_id = mk_id("Test.List.rec"); + let list_const = AE::cnst(list_id.clone(), Box::new([])); + + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + env.insert( + list_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + is_rec: true, + is_refl: false, + is_unsafe: false, + nested: 0, + block: list_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), sort0()), + ctors: vec![list_nil_id.clone(), list_cons_id.clone()], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + env.insert( + list_nil_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: list_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 1, + fields: 0, + ty: pi(sort0(), app(list_const.clone(), var(0))), + }, + ); + env.insert( + list_cons_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: list_id.clone(), + cidx: 1, + params: 1, + fields: 2, + ty: pi( + sort0(), + pi( + var(0), + pi(app(list_const.clone(), var(1)), app(list_const.clone(), var(2))), + ), + ), + }, + ); + + let rec_const = AE::cnst(list_rec_id.clone(), Box::new([])); + let ih = apps_ae( + rec_const.clone(), + &[var(5), var(4), var(3), var(2), var(0)], + ); + let cons_result = apps_ae(var(2), &[var(1), var(0), ih]); + env.insert( + list_rec_id.clone(), + KConst::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + params: 1, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 2, + block: list_id.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort0(), + rules: vec![ + RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 0, + rhs: lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), var(1))))), + }, + RecRule { + ctor: (), + fields: 2, + rhs: lam( + sort0(), + lam( + sort0(), + lam( + sort0(), + lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), lam(sort0(), cons_result))), + ), + ), + ), + }, + ], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + + let char_ty = AE::cnst(prims.char_type.clone(), Box::new([])); + let char_of_nat = AE::cnst(prims.char_of_nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let list_nil = AE::cnst(list_nil_id.clone(), Box::new([])); + let list_cons = AE::cnst(list_cons_id.clone(), Box::new([])); + let nil_char = app(list_nil, char_ty.clone()); + let char_a = app(char_of_nat, mk_nat(65)); + let one_char_list = apps_ae(list_cons, &[char_ty.clone(), char_a, nil_char]); + env.insert( + string_to_list_id.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 0, + ty: sort0(), + val: lam(sort0(), one_char_list), + lean_all: (), + block: string_to_list_id.clone(), + }, + ); + + let nat_succ = AE::cnst(prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + let motive = lam(sort0(), nat()); + let cons_case = lam( + var(1), + lam( + app(list_const.clone(), var(2)), + lam(nat(), app(nat_succ, var(0))), + ), + ); + let length_body = apps_ae( + rec_const, + &[var(1), motive, mk_nat(0), cons_case, var(0)], + ); + env.insert( + list_length_id.clone(), + KConst::Defn { + name: (), + level_params: (), + kind: DefKind::Definition, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), + lvls: 1, + ty: sort0(), + val: lam(sort0(), lam(app(list_const, var(0)), length_body)), + lean_all: (), + block: list_length_id.clone(), + }, + ); + + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let string_to_list = AE::cnst(string_to_list_id, Box::new([])); + let list_length = AE::cnst(list_length_id, Box::new([KUniv::zero()])); + let nat_ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); + + let sample = " 0123abcABC:,;`\\/"; + let str_lit = AE::str(sample.to_string(), Address::hash(sample.as_bytes())); + let chars = app(string_to_list, str_lit); + let len = apps_ae(list_length, &[char_ty, chars]); + let expr = apps_ae(nat_ble, &[mk_nat(0), len]); + + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + match result.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_true.addr); + }, + other => panic!("expected Bool.true, got {other:?}"), + } + } + #[test] fn whnf_cache_hit() { let mut env = env_with_id(); @@ -3368,6 +3487,98 @@ mod tests { AE::nat(v, addr) } + fn unit() -> AE { + cnst("Unit", &[]) + } + + fn unit_env() -> KEnv { + use super::super::constant::RecRule; + + let mut env = KEnv::new(); + let block = mk_id("Unit"); + let unit_id = mk_id("Unit"); + let unit_unit_id = mk_id("Unit.unit"); + + env.insert( + unit_id.clone(), + KConst::Indc { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + is_rec: false, + is_refl: false, + nested: 0, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: sort1(), + ctors: vec![unit_unit_id.clone()], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + env.insert( + unit_unit_id.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: unit_id.clone(), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: unit(), + }, + ); + + let motive_ty = pi(unit(), sort1()); + let unit_unit = cnst("Unit.unit", &[]); + let minor_ty = app(var(0), unit_unit); + let rec_ty = pi( + motive_ty.clone(), + pi(minor_ty.clone(), pi(unit(), app(var(2), var(0)))), + ); + let rule_rhs = lam(motive_ty, lam(minor_ty, var(0))); + env.insert( + mk_id("Unit.rec"), + KConst::Recr { + name: (), + level_params: (), + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + params: 0, + indices: 0, + motives: 1, + minors: 1, + block: block.clone(), + member_idx: 0, + ty: rec_ty, + rules: vec![RecRule { ctor: (), fields: 0, rhs: rule_rhs }], + lean_all: (), + }, + ); + env.blocks.insert(block, vec![unit_id, unit_unit_id, mk_id("Unit.rec")]); + env + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_unit_like_rec_eta_on_open_major() { + let mut env = unit_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc.push_local(unit()); + + let motive = lam(unit(), unit()); + let minor = cnst("Unit.unit", &[]); + let rec = cnst("Unit.rec", &[]); + let expr = app(app(app(rec, motive), minor.clone()), var(0)); + let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + + assert_eq!(result, minor); + } + fn mk_meta_nat(n: u64) -> super::super::testing::ME { let v = Nat::from(n); let addr = Address::hash(&v.to_le_bytes()); @@ -3431,6 +3642,39 @@ mod tests { ty: pi(nat(), nat()), }, ); + let prims = Primitives::from_env(&KEnv::new()); + if prims.nat_zero.addr != mk_id("Nat.zero").addr { + env.insert( + prims.nat_zero.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Nat"), + cidx: 0, + params: 0, + fields: 0, + ty: nat(), + }, + ); + } + if prims.nat_succ.addr != mk_id("Nat.succ").addr { + env.insert( + prims.nat_succ.clone(), + KConst::Ctor { + name: (), + level_params: (), + is_unsafe: false, + lvls: 0, + induct: mk_id("Nat"), + cidx: 1, + params: 0, + fields: 1, + ty: pi(nat(), nat()), + }, + ); + } // Nat.rec : ∀ {motive : Nat → Sort u} (zero : motive 0) (succ : ∀ n, motive n → motive (succ n)) (t : Nat), motive t let motive_ty = pi(nat(), AE::sort(param(0))); @@ -3591,139 +3835,26 @@ mod tests { let expr = app(app(add, dead_open_arg), mk_nat(2)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); match result.data() { - ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { - assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(7u64)); - }, - other => panic!("expected Nat(7), got {:?}", other), - } - } - - #[test] - fn whnf_nat_ble_large() { - // Nat.ble 2^32 2^32 should reduce to Bool.true via try_reduce_nat - let mut env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); - let big = mk_nat(1u64 << 32); - let expr = app(app(ble, big.clone()), big); - let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); - // Should be Bool.true constant - match result.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_true.addr), - other => panic!("expected Bool.true, got {:?}", other), - } - } - - #[test] - fn whnf_nat_ble_symbolic_succ_stays_stuck() { - let mut env = nat_env(); - let empty = KEnv::new(); - let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); - let ble_id = prims.nat_ble.clone(); - env.insert( - ble_id.clone(), - KConst::Defn { - name: (), - level_params: (), - kind: DefKind::Definition, - safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, - hints: ReducibilityHints::Regular(0), - lvls: 0, - ty: pi(nat(), pi(nat(), cnst("Bool", &[]))), - val: lam( - nat(), - lam(nat(), AE::cnst(prims.bool_false.clone(), Box::new([]))), - ), - lean_all: (), - block: ble_id.clone(), - }, - ); - - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let ble = AE::cnst(ble_id.clone(), Box::new([])); - let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); - let expr = app(app(ble, mk_nat(65536)), app(succ, var(0))); - let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); - let (head, args) = collect_app_spine(&result); - assert_eq!(args.len(), 2); - match head.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => assert_eq!(id.addr, ble_id.addr), - other => panic!("expected stuck Nat.ble head, got {:?}", other), - } - match args[0].data() { - ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { - assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(65535u64)) - }, - other => panic!("expected decremented literal, got {:?}", other), - } - assert_eq!(args[1], var(0)); - } - - #[test] - fn whnf_nat_predicates_reduce_one_symbolic_ctor_layer() { - let mut env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); - let beq = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_beq.clone(), Box::new([])); - let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); - - let ble_expr = app(app(ble, app(succ.clone(), var(1))), app(succ, var(0))); - let ble_result = tc.whnf(&ble_expr).unwrap(); - let (ble_head, ble_args) = collect_app_spine(&ble_result); - match ble_head.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.nat_ble.addr), - other => panic!("expected Nat.ble head, got {:?}", other), - } - assert_eq!(ble_args, vec![var(1), var(0)]); - - let zero = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])); - let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); - let beq_expr = app(app(beq, zero), app(succ, var(0))); - let beq_result = tc.whnf(&beq_expr).unwrap(); - match beq_result.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { - assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) - }, - other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), - } - } - - #[test] - fn whnf_nat_predicates_reduce_literal_ctor_against_symbolic_ctor() { - let mut env = nat_env(); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); - let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); - - let lhs = app(succ.clone(), app(succ, var(0))); - let expr = app(app(ble, lhs), mk_nat(1)); - let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); - match result.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { - assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { + assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(7u64)); }, - other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), + other => panic!("expected Nat(7), got {:?}", other), } } #[test] - fn whnf_nat_predicates_peek_through_symbolic_add() { + fn whnf_nat_ble_large() { + // Nat.ble 2^32 2^32 should reduce to Bool.true via try_reduce_nat let mut env = nat_env(); - let empty = KEnv::new(); - let prims = Primitives::from_env(&empty); - insert_nat_add_model(&mut env, prims.nat_add.clone()); - let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); let ble = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), Box::new([])); - let lhs = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); - let expr = app(app(ble, lhs), mk_nat(1)); + let big = mk_nat(1u64 << 32); + let expr = app(app(ble, big.clone()), big); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); + // Should be Bool.true constant match result.data() { - ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { - assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_false.addr) - }, - other => panic!("expected Bool.false, got {:?}", other), + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => assert_eq!(id.addr, tc.prims.bool_true.addr), + other => panic!("expected Bool.true, got {:?}", other), } } @@ -3777,18 +3908,29 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn whnf_nat_mul_symbolic_zero_rhs_returns_zero() { + fn try_reduce_nat_ofnat_nat_literal_arg_stays_stuck() { + use super::super::testing as kt; + + let mut env = KEnv::::new(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let nat_ty = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let ofnat_one = kt::apps( + kt::cnst("OfNat.ofNat", &[]), + &[nat_ty, mk_meta_nat(1), kt::cnst("instOfNatNat", &[])], + ); + let add = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); + let expr = kt::apps(add, &[ofnat_one, mk_meta_nat(2)]); + assert!(tc.try_reduce_nat(&expr).unwrap().is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn whnf_nat_mul_symbolic_zero_rhs_stays_stuck() { let mut env = nat_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let mul = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), Box::new([])); let expr = app(app(mul, var(0)), mk_nat(0)); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); - match result.data() { - ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { - assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(0u64)); - }, - other => panic!("expected Nat(0), got {:?}", other), - } + assert_eq!(result, expr); } #[test] @@ -3842,7 +3984,7 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn whnf_nat_mod_literal_by_symbolic_lower_bound() { + fn whnf_nat_mod_literal_by_symbolic_lower_bound_stays_stuck() { let mut env = nat_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); @@ -3850,25 +3992,18 @@ mod tests { let denom = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); let expr = app(app(modu, mk_nat(1)), denom); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); - match result.data() { - ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { - assert_eq!(v.0, num_bigint::BigUint::from(1u64)); - }, - other => panic!("expected Nat(1), got {:?}", other), - } + assert_eq!(result, expr); } #[test] - fn whnf_nat_sub_symbolic_literal_rhs_peels_succ() { + fn try_reduce_nat_sub_symbolic_literal_rhs_stays_stuck() { let mut env = nat_env(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let add = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), Box::new([])); let sub = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), Box::new([])); let lhs = app(app(add, var(0)), mk_nat(2)); let expr = app(app(sub, lhs), mk_nat(1)); - let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); - let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); - assert_eq!(result, app(succ, var(0))); + assert!(tc.try_reduce_nat(&expr).unwrap().is_none()); } #[test] @@ -3877,10 +4012,10 @@ mod tests { let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let zero = - kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[kt::var(1), mk_meta_nat(0)]); - let ult = - kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ult", &[]), &[kt::var(1), kt::var(0), zero]); + let bv_of_nat = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.bit_vec_of_nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let bv_ult = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.bit_vec_ult.clone(), Box::new([])); + let zero = kt::apps(bv_of_nat, &[kt::var(1), mk_meta_nat(0)]); + let ult = kt::apps(bv_ult, &[kt::var(1), kt::var(0), zero]); let result = tc.whnf(&ult).unwrap(); match result.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { @@ -3896,9 +4031,10 @@ mod tests { let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); - let zero = - kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[kt::var(0), mk_meta_nat(0)]); - let expr = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.toNat", &[]), &[kt::var(0), zero]); + let bv_of_nat = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.bit_vec_of_nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let bv_to_nat = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.bit_vec_to_nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let zero = kt::apps(bv_of_nat, &[kt::var(0), mk_meta_nat(0)]); + let expr = kt::apps(bv_to_nat, &[kt::var(0), zero]); let result = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); match result.data() { ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => { @@ -3915,13 +4051,15 @@ mod tests { let mut env = KEnv::::new(); let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); let width = kt::var(1); - let bv_ty = kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec", &[]), std::slice::from_ref(&width)); - let zero = - kt::apps(kt::cnst("BitVec.ofNat", &[]), &[width, mk_meta_nat(0)]); - let prop = - kt::apps(kt::cnst("LT.lt", &[]), &[bv_ty, kt::var(2), kt::var(0), zero]); - let decide = - kt::apps(kt::cnst("Decidable.decide", &[]), &[prop, kt::var(3)]); + let bv_const = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.bit_vec.clone(), Box::new([])); + let bv_of_nat = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.bit_vec_of_nat.clone(), Box::new([])); + let lt_lt = kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.lt_lt.clone(), Box::new([])); + let dec_decide = + kt::ME::cnst(tc.prims.decidable_decide.clone(), Box::new([])); + let bv_ty = kt::apps(bv_const, std::slice::from_ref(&width)); + let zero = kt::apps(bv_of_nat, &[width, mk_meta_nat(0)]); + let prop = kt::apps(lt_lt, &[bv_ty, kt::var(2), kt::var(0), zero]); + let decide = kt::apps(dec_decide, &[prop, kt::var(3)]); let result = tc.whnf(&decide).unwrap(); match result.data() { ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { @@ -4088,9 +4226,14 @@ mod tests { }, ); - // Nat.pred at the real primitive address + // Nat.pred at the real primitive address, defined via Nat.rec as in Lean. let pred_ty = pi(nat(), nat()); - let pred_val = lam(nat(), var(0)); // dummy body + let rec = cnst("Nat.rec", &[AU::succ(AU::zero())]); + let motive = lam(nat(), nat()); + let zero_case = mk_nat(0); + let succ_case = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(1))); + let pred_val = + lam(nat(), app(app(app(app(rec, motive), zero_case), succ_case), var(0))); env.insert( prims.nat_pred.clone(), KConst::Defn { @@ -4298,11 +4441,10 @@ mod tests { // ========================================================================= // Large-Nat iota runaway guard // - // `try_iota` guards against unbounded expansion of Nat literals into + // WHNF fuel guards against unbounded expansion of Nat literals into // Nat.succ chains when the same recursor peels consecutive predecessors // for thousands of steps. Verify the guard fires by applying `Nat.rec` - // whose step immediately forces `ih` to a large literal. The reduction - // must not diverge or panic. + // whose step immediately forces `ih` to a large literal. // ========================================================================= #[test] @@ -4318,8 +4460,7 @@ mod tests { let succ_branch = lam(nat(), lam(nat(), var(0))); let application = app(app(app(app(rec_const, motive), zero_branch), succ_branch), huge); - // Must complete in bounded time without panicking. - let _ = tc.whnf(&application).unwrap(); + assert!(matches!(tc.whnf(&application), Err(TcError::MaxRecDepth))); } // ========================================================================= @@ -4549,4 +4690,419 @@ mod tests { let expr = AE::app(dec_le, mk_nat(3)); let _ = tc.whnf(&expr).unwrap(); } + + // ========================================================================= + // Comprehensive Nat literal reduction mirror + // + // Companion to `Tests/Ix/Kernel/NatReduction.lean`. See + // `docs/nat-reduction-audit.md` for the divergence catalogue. + // + // These cover behaviors that are hard or impossible to observe through + // Lean's elaborator + `rfl`, in particular: + // - All binary primitives on raw literals (parity) + // - `Nat.zero` literal-extension recognition (D10) + // - `Nat.pow` cap at `2^24` and uncapped shifts + // - Non-literal arguments staying stuck + // - `Nat.pred` staying out of native Nat reduction + // ========================================================================= + + /// Build `op a b` using the canonical primitive address for `op`. + fn nat_bin_op(op: KId, a: AE, b: AE) -> AE { + AE::app(AE::app(AE::cnst(op, Box::new([])), a), b) + } + + /// Build `op a` for a unary primitive. + fn nat_unary_op(op: KId, a: AE) -> AE { + AE::app(AE::cnst(op, Box::new([])), a) + } + + fn assert_nat_lit(e: &AE, expected: u64) { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) => assert_eq!( + v.0, + num_bigint::BigUint::from(expected), + "expected lit {expected}, got {v:?}" + ), + other => panic!("expected Nat literal, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + fn assert_bool_const(e: &AE, expected: bool, prims: &Primitives) { + match e.data() { + ExprData::Const(id, _, _) => { + let exp_addr = if expected { + prims.bool_true.addr.clone() + } else { + prims.bool_false.addr.clone() + }; + assert_eq!( + id.addr, + exp_addr, + "expected Bool.{}, got different const", + if expected { "true" } else { "false" } + ); + }, + other => panic!("expected Bool const, got {other:?}"), + } + } + + // ---- Section A: Per-primitive literal-on-literal (parity with reference) ---- + + #[test] + fn nat_add_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let cases = + [(0, 7, 7), (7, 0, 7), (2, 3, 5), (1_000_000, 2_000_000, 3_000_000)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_sub_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + // Saturating: a < b ⇒ 0 + let cases = [(5, 3, 2), (5, 5, 0), (3, 5, 0), (5, 0, 5), (0, 0, 0)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_sub.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_mul_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let cases = [(0, 7, 0), (7, 0, 0), (6, 7, 42), (1, 42, 42)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_div_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + // Lean convention: div by 0 ⇒ 0 + let cases = [(10, 2, 5), (7, 3, 2), (7, 0, 0), (0, 7, 0)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_div.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_mod_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + // Lean convention: mod by 0 ⇒ a (the dividend) + let cases = [(10, 2, 0), (7, 3, 1), (7, 0, 7), (0, 7, 0)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_mod.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_pow_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let cases = [(0, 5, 0), (5, 0, 1), (2, 10, 1024), (1, 100, 1)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_pow.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_gcd_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let cases = [(0, 7, 7), (7, 0, 7), (9, 4, 1), (12, 18, 6)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_gcd.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_beq_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let prims_clone = { + let tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc.prims.clone() + }; + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let cases = [ + (0, 0, true), + (5, 5, true), + (1, 2, false), + (42, 42, true), + (5, 3, false), + ]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_beq.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_bool_const(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r, &prims_clone); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_ble_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let prims_clone = { + let tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc.prims.clone() + }; + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let cases = [(0, 0, true), (3, 5, true), (5, 5, true), (5, 3, false)]; + for (a, b, r) in cases { + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_ble.clone(), mk_nat(a), mk_nat(b)); + assert_bool_const(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), r, &prims_clone); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_bitwise_lit_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + // land + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_land.clone(), mk_nat(0xF0), mk_nat(0x0F)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 0); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_land.clone(), mk_nat(0xFF), mk_nat(0x0F)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 0xF); + // lor + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_lor.clone(), mk_nat(0xF0), mk_nat(0x0F)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 0xFF); + // xor + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_xor.clone(), mk_nat(0xFF), mk_nat(0xFF)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 0); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_xor.clone(), mk_nat(0xFF), mk_nat(0x0F)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 0xF0); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_shift_small() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + // shift_left + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_shift_left.clone(), mk_nat(1), mk_nat(4)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 16); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_shift_left.clone(), mk_nat(5), mk_nat(0)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 5); + // shift_right + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_shift_right.clone(), mk_nat(16), mk_nat(4)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 1); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_shift_right.clone(), mk_nat(5), mk_nat(0)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 5); + } + + // ---- Section B: Nat.zero literal-extension recognition (D10) ---- + // `Nat.zero` constant must be treated as numeric `0` by primitive reduction. + + #[test] + fn nat_add_zero_ctor_left() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let zero = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), zero, mk_nat(7)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 7); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_mul_zero_ctor_right() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let zero = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), mk_nat(7), zero); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 0); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_beq_zero_ctor_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let prims_clone = { + let tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + tc.prims.clone() + }; + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let zero = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_beq.clone(), zero, mk_nat(0)); + assert_bool_const(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), true, &prims_clone); + } + + // ---- Section C: Nat.succ chain reduction ---- + + #[test] + fn nat_succ_of_lit() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + let e = AE::app(succ, mk_nat(41)); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&e).unwrap(), 42); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_succ_chain_of_zero() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let succ = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_succ.clone(), Box::new([])); + let zero = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])); + // Nat.succ (Nat.succ (Nat.succ Nat.zero)) + let chain = + AE::app(succ.clone(), AE::app(succ.clone(), AE::app(succ, zero))); + assert_nat_lit(&tc.whnf(&chain).unwrap(), 3); + } + + // ---- Section D: shifts are not capped at 2^24 ---- + + #[test] + fn nat_shift_left_over_former_cap_reduces() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let shift = (1u64 << 24) + 1; + let e = + nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_shift_left.clone(), mk_nat(1), mk_nat(shift)); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().expect("shiftLeft reduces"); + if let ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) = r.data() { + assert_eq!(v.0.bits(), shift + 1); + } else { + panic!("expected Nat lit"); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_shift_right_over_former_cap_reduces_to_zero() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = nat_bin_op( + tc.prims.nat_shift_right.clone(), + mk_nat(7), + mk_nat((1u64 << 24) + 1), + ); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap(); + let r = r.expect("shiftRight reduces"); + assert_nat_lit(&r, 0); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_shift_left_at_former_cap_reduces() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let shift = 1u64 << 24; + let e = + nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_shift_left.clone(), mk_nat(1), mk_nat(shift)); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().expect("shiftLeft reduces"); + if let ExprData::Nat(v, _, _) = r.data() { + assert_eq!(v.0.bits(), shift + 1); + } else { + panic!("expected Nat lit"); + } + } + + // ---- Section D6: pow cap (matches reference) ---- + + #[test] + fn nat_pow_over_cap_stuck() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = + nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_pow.clone(), mk_nat(2), mk_nat((1u64 << 24) + 1)); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap(); + assert!( + r.is_none(), + "D6: pow over cap should leave expr stuck (matches reference)" + ); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_pow_at_cap_reduces() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + // 1^(2^24) = 1; cap is "b > 2^24", so b == 2^24 reduces. + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_pow.clone(), mk_nat(1), mk_nat(1u64 << 24)); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().expect("at cap reduces"); + assert_nat_lit(&r, 1); + } + + // ---- Section E: Nat.pred is not a native Nat reduction ---- + + #[test] + fn nat_pred_lit_stays_out_of_try_reduce_nat() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + for a in [5, 0, 1] { + let e = nat_unary_op(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), mk_nat(a)); + assert!(tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().is_none()); + } + } + + #[test] + fn nat_pred_zero_ctor_stays_out_of_try_reduce_nat() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let zero = AE::cnst(tc.prims.nat_zero.clone(), Box::new([])); + let e = nat_unary_op(tc.prims.nat_pred.clone(), zero); + assert!(tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().is_none()); + } + + // ---- Section F: non-literal binary arguments stay stuck ---- + + #[test] + fn nat_mul_symbolic_zero_stuck() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), AE::var(0, ()), mk_nat(0)); + assert!(tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_mul_zero_symbolic_stuck() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_mul.clone(), mk_nat(0), AE::var(0, ())); + assert!(tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_add_symbolic_small_stuck() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), AE::var(0, ()), mk_nat(3)); + assert!(tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap().is_none()); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_add_symbolic_large_stuck() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), AE::var(0, ()), mk_nat(100)); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap(); + assert!(r.is_none(), "add with a symbolic argument should stay stuck"); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_add_both_symbolic_stuck() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = + nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_add.clone(), AE::var(0, ()), AE::var(1, ())); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap(); + assert!(r.is_none(), "both-symbolic add should be stuck"); + } + + #[test] + fn nat_div_symbolic_stuck() { + let mut env = nat_env(); + let mut tc = TypeChecker::new(&mut env); + let e = nat_bin_op(tc.prims.nat_div.clone(), AE::var(0, ()), mk_nat(2)); + let r = tc.try_reduce_nat(&e).unwrap(); + assert!(r.is_none(), "div with symbolic dividend should be stuck"); + } } From aea118d939cb6c23403f867f60233ed8d7215dde Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Fri, 1 May 2026 07:03:49 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 25/34] fmt & clippy --- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 37 +++++++------ src/ix/compile.rs | 14 ++--- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 9 ++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs | 4 +- src/ix/kernel/check.rs | 11 ++-- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 47 ++++++++++------- src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 24 ++++----- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 19 ++++--- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 2 +- src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs | 78 ++++++++++++++------------- src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs | 27 +++++----- src/ix/kernel/subst.rs | 9 ++-- src/ix/kernel/tc.rs | 13 ++--- src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs | 79 ++++++++++++++-------------- 14 files changed, 188 insertions(+), 185 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index d407e4c2..1f87674d 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -475,7 +475,7 @@ fn poison_second_rec_rule_returns_first_minor( })?; match &mut block_constant.info { IxonCI::Muts(members) => { - let idx = usize::try_from(proj.idx).map_err(|_| { + let idx = usize::try_from(proj.idx).map_err(|_e| { format!( "{}: recursor projection index too large", rec_name.pretty() @@ -527,13 +527,13 @@ fn poison_recursor_rule_payload( )); } rec.rules[1].rhs = - wrong_successor_rule_returning_first_minor(rec.rules[1].rhs.clone())?; + wrong_successor_rule_returning_first_minor(&rec.rules[1].rhs)?; Ok(()) } #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] fn wrong_successor_rule_returning_first_minor( - succ_rhs: Arc, + succ_rhs: &Arc, ) -> Result, String> { match succ_rhs.as_ref() { IxonExpr::Lam(motive_ty, rest) => match rest.as_ref() { @@ -573,8 +573,8 @@ fn wrong_successor_rule_returning_first_minor( /// observers see entries as they happen), and capped with a `# total /// failures: N` footer once all checks complete. The format is the same /// one `Ix.Cli.CheckIxonCmd.readNamesFile` expects (`#`-prefixed comments -/// + bare-name lines), so the file is round-trippable as a `--consts-file` -/// input on a re-run. +/// plus bare-name lines), so the file is round-trippable as a +/// `--consts-file` input on a re-run. #[unsafe(no_mangle)] pub extern "C" fn rs_kernel_check_ixon( env_path: LeanString>, @@ -1348,10 +1348,10 @@ fn kernel_check_mem_stats_enabled() -> bool { // suffix is the primary signal for diagnosing memory growth across a long // env-check run. Explicit `IX_KERNEL_CHECK_MEM_STATS=0|false|off|no` opts // out for callers who want a clean line. - match std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_MEM_STATS").as_deref() { - Ok("0" | "false" | "off" | "no") => false, - _ => true, - } + !matches!( + std::env::var("IX_KERNEL_CHECK_MEM_STATS").as_deref(), + Ok("0" | "false" | "off" | "no") + ) } /// Emit a per-block cache-size diagnostic when the just-finished block @@ -1380,8 +1380,7 @@ fn log_block_diag_if_big( } let elapsed = outcome .elapsed - .map(|d| format!("{:.1}s", d.as_secs_f64())) - .unwrap_or_else(|| "?".to_string()); + .map_or_else(|| "?".to_string(), |d| format!("{:.1}s", d.as_secs_f64())); let tag = if is_new_peak { "[diag-peak]" } else { "[diag-big]" }; progress.log(&format!( "{tag} w={worker_idx} block={}/{} ({}) elapsed={elapsed} max={max_cache} {sizes}", @@ -1412,9 +1411,8 @@ fn kernel_check_mem_suffix(peak_rss_mib: Option<&AtomicU64>) -> String { // Monotonic max: load-then-CAS loop, but a relaxed fetch_max is simpler. peak.fetch_max(now, Ordering::Relaxed); } - let rss = rss_now - .map(|mib| format!("{mib}MiB")) - .unwrap_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string()); + let rss = + rss_now.map_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string(), |mib| format!("{mib}MiB")); format!(" · mem: rss={rss}") } @@ -1794,8 +1792,7 @@ impl ParallelProgress { self.peak_rss_mib.fetch_max(now, Ordering::Relaxed); } let rss_now = final_rss - .map(|mib| format!("{mib}MiB")) - .unwrap_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string()); + .map_or_else(|| "unknown".to_string(), |mib| format!("{mib}MiB")); let peak = self.peak_rss_mib.load(Ordering::Relaxed); let peak_str = if peak == 0 { "unknown".to_string() } else { format!("{peak}MiB") }; @@ -2118,14 +2115,16 @@ fn format_tc_error( }, TcError::FunExpected { .. } => "FunExpected".to_string(), TcError::UnknownConst(addr) => { - let name = - lookups.name_for_addr(addr).map(|n| n.pretty()).unwrap_or_else(|| { + let name = lookups.name_for_addr(addr).map_or_else( + || { if ixon_env.consts.contains_key(addr) { "".to_string() } else { "".to_string() } - }); + }, + |n| n.pretty(), + ); format!("unknown constant {name} ({:.12})", addr.hex()) }, // Everything else has a hand-written `Display` impl in diff --git a/src/ix/compile.rs b/src/ix/compile.rs index 6b2e4897..2bebb759 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile.rs @@ -61,19 +61,13 @@ pub static IX_TIMING: std::sync::LazyLock = std::sync::LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_TIMING").is_ok()); /// Options controlling whole-environment compilation. -#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)] +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default)] pub struct CompileOptions { /// Override scheduler worker count. `None` uses available parallelism or /// the `IX_COMPILE_WORKERS` environment variable if set. pub max_workers: Option, } -impl Default for CompileOptions { - fn default() -> Self { - CompileOptions { max_workers: None } - } -} - /// Size statistics for a compiled block. #[derive(Clone, Debug, Default)] pub struct BlockSizeStats { @@ -4297,7 +4291,7 @@ mod tests { &lean_env, &mut cache, &stt, - &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(), + &mut KernelCtx::new(), ); assert!(result.is_ok(), "compile_const failed: {:?}", result.err()); @@ -4344,7 +4338,7 @@ mod tests { &lean_env, &mut cache, &stt, - &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(), + &mut KernelCtx::new(), ); // We expect this to fail with MissingConstant for Nat match result { @@ -4398,7 +4392,7 @@ mod tests { &lean_env, &mut cache, &stt, - &mut crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(), + &mut KernelCtx::new(), ); assert!(result.is_ok(), "compile_const failed: {:?}", result.err()); diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index 9c73a827..c826c4b9 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -1359,7 +1359,7 @@ pub(super) fn beta_reduce(expr: &LeanExpr) -> LeanExpr { pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached( expr: &LeanExpr, aux_info: &std::collections::HashMap)>, - block_names: &rustc_hash::FxHashSet, + block_names: &FxHashSet, cache: &mut FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { let key = *expr.get_hash(); @@ -1375,7 +1375,7 @@ pub(super) fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_cached( fn rewrite_nested_const_levels_walk( expr: &LeanExpr, aux_info: &std::collections::HashMap)>, - block_names: &rustc_hash::FxHashSet, + block_names: &FxHashSet, cache: &mut FxHashMap, ) -> LeanExpr { // Try to decompose as an application of an auxiliary Const. @@ -2401,10 +2401,7 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { Ok(inferred) => break inferred, Err(crate::ix::kernel::error::TcError::UnknownConst(addr)) if faulted_addrs.insert(addr.clone()) - && self.fault_in_addr(&addr) => - { - continue; - }, + && self.fault_in_addr(&addr) => {}, Err(e) => return Err(self.get_level_error(ty, &kexpr, &e)), } }; diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs index 945d4ab0..726f70a1 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/nested.rs @@ -700,13 +700,13 @@ pub(crate) fn sort_aux_by_partition_refinement( .first() .is_some_and(|m| m.name.pretty().contains(prefix.as_str())) }); - if let Some(_) = &dump { + if dump.is_some() { let all0 = expanded.types.first().map(|m| m.name.pretty()); eprintln!( "[compile.canonical_aux_order.dump] all0={:?} n_aux={} n_block_params={}", all0, aux_consts.len(), - expanded.types.first().map(|m| m.n_params).unwrap_or(0) + expanded.types.first().map_or(0, |m| m.n_params) ); for (i, c) in aux_consts.iter().enumerate() { let name_pretty = c.name().pretty(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs index 4cb6167a..4d3dad1c 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/check.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/check.rs @@ -465,7 +465,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { timing.as_deref_mut(), )?; } - if let (Some(t), Some(start)) = (timing.as_deref_mut(), rules_start) { + if let (Some(t), Some(start)) = (timing, rules_start) { t.rules += start.elapsed(); } }, @@ -512,9 +512,6 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Err(TcError::VarOutOfRange { idx: *idx, ctx_len }); } }, - // FVars carry no de Bruijn index, so the depth check does not apply. - // They are leaves with no further children to traverse. - ExprData::FVar(..) => {}, ExprData::Sort(u, _) => { let univ_start = timing.as_ref().map(|_| Instant::now()); self.validate_univ_params_seen(u, lvl_bound, &mut seen_univs)?; @@ -564,7 +561,9 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } stack.push((val, depth)); }, - ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, + // FVars carry no de Bruijn index, so the depth check does not apply. + // They are leaves with no further children to traverse. + ExprData::FVar(..) | ExprData::Nat(..) | ExprData::Str(..) => {}, } } Ok(()) @@ -578,7 +577,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ) -> Result<(), TcError> { let mut stack = vec![root]; while let Some(u) = stack.pop() { - if !seen.insert(u.addr().clone()) { + if !seen.insert(*u.addr()) { continue; } match u.data() { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index 3d6ac830..b7d8be0c 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -120,19 +120,19 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { // per method call. Any true result moves the originals into `add_equiv` // before returning. let eq_ctx = self.def_eq_ctx_key(a, b); - let a_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); - let b_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx.clone()); + let a_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (a.hash_key(), eq_ctx); + let b_key: crate::ix::kernel::equiv::EqKey = (b.hash_key(), eq_ctx); if self.equiv_manager.is_equiv(&a_key, &b_key) { return Ok(true); } let (lo, hi) = canonical_pair(a.hash_key(), b.hash_key()); - let cache_key = (lo, hi, eq_ctx.clone()); + let cache_key = (lo, hi, eq_ctx); let cheap_mode = self.cheap_recursion_depth > 0; - if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key).map(|v| *v) { + if let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&cache_key).copied() { if cheap_mode { - self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); } if cached { self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); @@ -142,10 +142,10 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } if cheap_mode && let Some(cached) = - self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.get(&cache_key).map(|v| *v) + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.get(&cache_key).copied() { if cached { - self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), true); + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, true); self.equiv_manager.add_equiv(a_key, b_key); } self.env.perf.record_def_eq_hit(); @@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ) && (a_root != a_key || b_root != b_key) { let (rlo, rhi) = canonical_pair(a_root.0, b_root.0); - let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, eq_ctx.clone()); + let root_cache_key = (rlo, rhi, eq_ctx); let mut cached = self.env.def_eq_cache.get(&root_cache_key).map(|v| (*v, false)); if cached.is_none() && cheap_mode { @@ -168,14 +168,14 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { } if let Some((cached, from_cheap_cache)) = cached { if from_cheap_cache { - self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); if cached { - self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), true); + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, true); } } else { - self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); if cheap_mode { - self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), cached); + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key, cached); } } if cached { @@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { // Any `is_def_eq` call inside a cheap reduction observes `cheap_mode` // and records cheap `false` only in `def_eq_cheap_cache`. if cheap_mode { - self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key.clone(), ok); + self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.insert(cache_key, ok); if ok { self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, true); } @@ -590,8 +590,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ty: ty1.clone(), }, ); - let b1_open = - instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body1, &[fv.clone()]); + let b1_open = instantiate_rev( + &mut self.env.intern, + body1, + std::slice::from_ref(&fv), + ); let b2_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body2, &[fv]); let r = self.is_def_eq(&b1_open, &b2_open); self.lctx.truncate(saved); @@ -683,8 +686,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ty: ty1.clone(), }, ); - let b1_open = - instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body1, &[fv.clone()]); + let b1_open = instantiate_rev( + &mut self.env.intern, + body1, + std::slice::from_ref(&fv), + ); let b2_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body2, &[fv]); let r = self.is_def_eq(&b1_open, &b2_open)?; self.lctx.truncate(saved); @@ -714,8 +720,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { val: v1.clone(), }, ); - let b1_open = - instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body1, &[fv.clone()]); + let b1_open = instantiate_rev( + &mut self.env.intern, + body1, + std::slice::from_ref(&fv), + ); let b2_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body2, &[fv]); let r = self.is_def_eq(&b1_open, &b2_open)?; self.lctx.truncate(saved); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs index b14c1fcc..6ff8be36 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ impl EquivManager { let node = self.parent.len(); self.parent.push(node); self.rank.push(0); - self.node_to_key.push(key.clone()); + self.node_to_key.push(key); self.key_to_node.insert(key, node); node } @@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ impl EquivManager { pub fn find_root_key(&mut self, key: &EqKey) -> Option { let node = *self.key_to_node.get(key)?; let root = self.find(node); - Some(self.node_to_key[root].clone()) + Some(self.node_to_key[root]) } /// Record that two composite keys are definitionally equal. @@ -149,14 +149,14 @@ mod tests { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); let zero = addr(0); assert!( - !em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone())) + !em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(200), zero)) ); - em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); + em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero), (addr(200), zero)); assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(200), zero.clone())) + em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(200), zero)) ); assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(200), zero.clone()), &(addr(100), zero.clone())) + em.is_equiv(&(addr(200), zero), &(addr(100), zero)) ); } @@ -164,10 +164,10 @@ mod tests { fn test_transitivity() { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); let zero = addr(0); - em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero.clone()), (addr(200), zero.clone())); - em.add_equiv((addr(200), zero.clone()), (addr(300), zero.clone())); + em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero), (addr(200), zero)); + em.add_equiv((addr(200), zero), (addr(300), zero)); assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero.clone()), &(addr(300), zero.clone())) + em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(300), zero)) ); } @@ -176,10 +176,10 @@ mod tests { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); let ctx1 = addr(1); let ctx2 = addr(2); - em.add_equiv((addr(100), ctx1.clone()), (addr(200), ctx1.clone())); + em.add_equiv((addr(100), ctx1), (addr(200), ctx1)); assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx1.clone()), &(addr(200), ctx1.clone())) + em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx1), &(addr(200), ctx1)) ); - assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx2.clone()), &(addr(200), ctx2))); + assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx2), &(addr(200), ctx2))); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index 70f6ba66..c4626fdd 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -1042,7 +1042,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { aux: &[FlatBlockMember], n_block_params: u64, block_us: &[KUniv], - all0_name: Option, + all0_name: Option<&crate::ix::env::Name>, block_first_id: Option<&KId>, ) -> Result, TcError> { use crate::ix::env::Name; @@ -1058,9 +1058,8 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { FxHashMap::default(); let mut seed_key_by_addr: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); - let nested_prefix = all0_name - .as_ref() - .map(|all0| Name::str(all0.clone(), "_nested".to_string())); + let nested_prefix = + all0_name.map(|all0| Name::str(all0.clone(), "_nested".to_string())); // Extract the block's first inductive's leading `n_block_params` Pi // binders. These domains are used to wrap each synthetic aux indc/ctor @@ -1129,7 +1128,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { for (rank, source_idx) in seed_order.into_iter().enumerate() { let mut bytes = [0u8; 32]; bytes[..8].copy_from_slice(&(rank as u64).to_be_bytes()); - let rank_addr = Address::from_slice(&bytes).map_err(|_| { + let rank_addr = Address::from_slice(&bytes).map_err(|_e| { TcError::Other("canonical_aux_order: invalid seed-rank address".into()) })?; seed_key_by_addr.insert(aux_ids[source_idx].addr.clone(), rank_addr); @@ -1309,7 +1308,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { if dump_canonical { eprintln!( "[canonical_aux_order.dump] all0={:?} n_aux={} n_block_params={}", - all0_name.as_ref().map(crate::ix::env::Name::pretty), + all0_name.map(Name::pretty), pairs.len(), n_block_params ); @@ -2289,7 +2288,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", &flat[n_originals..], n_params, &block_us, - all0_name, + all0_name.as_ref(), block_first_id.as_ref(), )?; if self.recursor_dump_matches_block(block_id, &flat) { @@ -3404,7 +3403,7 @@ peers={} flat={} rec_ids={} failed_gi={failed_gi}", &flat[n_originals..], n_params_u64, &block_us, - all0_name, + all0_name.as_ref(), block_first_id.as_ref(), )?; let aux_part = flat[n_originals..].to_vec(); @@ -4121,7 +4120,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", Some(b) => b, None => { let majors_key = self.gather_peer_majors(&rec_block)?; - match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).map(|r| r.clone()) { + match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() { Some(block_id) => block_id, None => { // Not generated yet — try generating from each peer major's @@ -4138,7 +4137,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", } // Re-check the majors cache. let majors_key = self.gather_peer_majors(&rec_block)?; - match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).map(|r| r.clone()) + match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() { Some(block_id) => block_id, None => { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index ada69cd9..c3ad82cb 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -940,7 +940,7 @@ mod tests { let key = tc.infer_key(&app); assert!(tc.with_infer_only(|tc| tc.infer(&app)).is_ok()); assert!(!tc.env.infer_only_cache.is_empty()); - assert!(tc.env.infer_cache.get(&key).is_none()); + assert!(!tc.env.infer_cache.contains_key(&key)); match tc.infer(&app) { Err(TcError::AppTypeMismatch { .. }) => {}, diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs index 2be35101..21970f6d 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/ingress.rs @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ impl ConvertStats { ConvertStats { enabled, ..ConvertStats::default() } } - fn merge(mut self, other: Self) -> Self { + fn merge(mut self, other: &Self) -> Self { self.enabled |= other.enabled; self.expr_roots += other.expr_roots; self.expr_process += other.expr_process; @@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ fn timed_intern_univ( intern.intern_univ(u) }; stats.intern_univ_calls += 1; - stats.intern_univ_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.intern_univ_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); result } @@ -300,17 +300,17 @@ fn timed_intern_or_build( if let Some(existing) = intern.try_get_expr(&hash) { stats.intern_expr_get_hits += 1; stats.intern_expr_calls += 1; - stats.intern_expr_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.intern_expr_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); return existing; } let addr = hash; let kc_t0 = Instant::now(); let new = build(addr); - let kc_elapsed = kc_t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + let kc_elapsed = elapsed_ns(kc_t0); stats.kexpr_construct_ns += kc_elapsed; stats.kexpr_construct_calls += 1; let interned = intern.intern_expr(new); - let total = t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + let total = elapsed_ns(t0); // Account for the DashMap traffic only — the closure body's time is // already in `kexpr_construct_ns`. stats.intern_expr_ns += total.saturating_sub(kc_elapsed); @@ -637,13 +637,13 @@ fn ingress_expr( if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; let cached = cache.get(&cache_key); if let Some(t0) = lookup_t0 { - stats.expr_cache_lookup_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.expr_cache_lookup_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } if let Some(cached) = cached { bump_convert_stat!(stats, expr_cache_hits); values.push(cached.clone()); if let Some(t0) = process_t0 { - stats.process_arm_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.process_arm_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } continue; } @@ -668,13 +668,13 @@ fn ingress_expr( mdata_layers.push(resolve_kvmap(kvm, ixon_env)); } if let Some(t0) = kv_t0 { - stats.resolve_kvmap_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.resolve_kvmap_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); stats.resolve_kvmap_calls += mdata.len() as u64; } current_idx = *child; } if let Some(t0) = arena_t0 { - stats.arena_walk_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.arena_walk_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } //loop { @@ -727,7 +727,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( )); } if let Some(t0) = process_t0 { - stats.process_arm_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.process_arm_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } continue; } @@ -1158,7 +1158,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("missing Str blob at addr {}", addr.hex()) })?; if let Some(t0) = gb_t0 { - stats.get_blob_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.get_blob_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); stats.get_blob_calls += 1; } let s = String::from_utf8(blob).map_err(|e| { @@ -1187,7 +1187,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( format!("missing Nat blob at addr {}", addr.hex()) })?; if let Some(t0) = gb_t0 { - stats.get_blob_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.get_blob_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); stats.get_blob_calls += 1; } let n = Nat::from_le_bytes(&blob); @@ -1202,7 +1202,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( }, } if let Some(t0) = process_t0 { - stats.process_arm_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.process_arm_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, @@ -1211,7 +1211,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: arg, arena_idx: arg_arena }); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::AppDone { mdata } => { @@ -1226,7 +1226,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( stats, )); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::LamBody { body, body_arena } => { @@ -1234,7 +1234,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( // The binder name was already pushed by BinderPush before this frame stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::LamDone { name, bi, mdata } => { @@ -1249,7 +1249,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( stats, )); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::AllBody { body, body_arena } @@ -1257,7 +1257,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: body, arena_idx: body_arena }); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::AllDone { name, bi, mdata } => { @@ -1272,7 +1272,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( stats, )); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::LetVal { val, val_arena, body, body_arena, binder_name } => { @@ -1281,7 +1281,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( stack.push(ExprFrame::BinderPush { name: binder_name }); stack.push(ExprFrame::Process { expr: val, arena_idx: val_arena }); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::LetDone { name, nd, mdata } => { @@ -1299,21 +1299,21 @@ fn ingress_expr( stats, )); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::BinderPush { name } => { let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; binder_names.push(name); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::BinderPop => { let cont_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; binder_names.pop(); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::PrjDone { type_id, field_idx, mdata } => { @@ -1327,7 +1327,7 @@ fn ingress_expr( stats, )); if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, ExprFrame::Cache { key } => { @@ -1336,12 +1336,12 @@ fn ingress_expr( let ins_t0 = if stats.enabled { Some(Instant::now()) } else { None }; cache.insert(key, result); if let Some(t0) = ins_t0 { - stats.expr_cache_insert_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.expr_cache_insert_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); stats.expr_cache_inserts += 1; stats.expr_cache_peak = stats.expr_cache_peak.max(cache.len() as u64); } if let Some(t0) = cont_t0 { - stats.continuation_arms_ns += t0.elapsed().as_nanos() as u64; + stats.continuation_arms_ns += elapsed_ns(t0); } }, } @@ -2226,7 +2226,7 @@ pub fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_cached( let result = intern.intern_expr(e); // Store in cache - if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache.as_deref_mut(), pn_hash) { + if let (Some(cache), Some(pn_hash)) = (cache, pn_hash) { let expr_key = *expr.get_hash(); cache.insert((expr_key, *pn_hash), result.clone()); } @@ -2433,7 +2433,7 @@ fn lean_expr_to_zexpr_raw( intern, n2a, aux_n2a, - cache.as_deref_mut(), + cache, pn_hash, ); KExpr::prj_mdata(zid, idx.to_u64().unwrap_or(0), e_k, mdata_layers) @@ -3189,7 +3189,7 @@ pub fn ingress_addr_shallow_into_kenv_with_lookups( lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, addr: &Address, ) -> Result { - ingress_addr_set_into_kenv(kenv, ixon_env, lookups, addr.clone(), false) + ingress_addr_set_into_kenv(kenv, ixon_env, lookups, addr, false) } fn ingress_const_into_kenv_with_lookups_impl( @@ -3209,7 +3209,7 @@ fn ingress_const_into_kenv_with_lookups_impl( kenv, ixon_env, lookups, - requested.addr.clone(), + &requested.addr, follow_refs, )?; @@ -3223,7 +3223,7 @@ fn ingress_addr_set_into_kenv( kenv: &mut KEnv, ixon_env: &IxonEnv, lookups: &IxonIngressLookups, - seed_addr: Address, + seed_addr: &Address, follow_refs: bool, ) -> Result { let mut seen: FxHashSet
= FxHashSet::default(); @@ -3248,7 +3248,7 @@ fn ingress_addr_set_into_kenv( // `Constant.refs` also contains blob addresses for string/nat payloads. continue; }; - if addr == seed_addr { + if &addr == seed_addr { found_seed = true; } @@ -3348,7 +3348,7 @@ struct IngressStreamTimingSnapshot { } impl IngressStreamTimingSnapshot { - fn merge(mut self, other: Self) -> Self { + fn merge(mut self, other: &Self) -> Self { self.standalone_items += other.standalone_items; self.muts_items += other.muts_items; self.output_consts += other.output_consts; @@ -3359,7 +3359,7 @@ impl IngressStreamTimingSnapshot { self.insert_ns += other.insert_ns; self.insert_blocks_ns += other.insert_blocks_ns; self.insert_consts_ns += other.insert_consts_ns; - self.convert_stats = self.convert_stats.merge(other.convert_stats); + self.convert_stats = self.convert_stats.merge(&other.convert_stats); self } } @@ -3379,17 +3379,19 @@ struct LookupDropTiming { } fn duration_ns(d: Duration) -> u64 { - d.as_nanos().min(u128::from(u64::MAX)) as u64 + u64::try_from(d.as_nanos()).unwrap_or(u64::MAX) } fn elapsed_ns(start: Instant) -> u64 { duration_ns(start.elapsed()) } +#[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] fn seconds(ns: u64) -> f64 { ns as f64 / 1_000_000_000.0 } +#[allow(clippy::cast_precision_loss)] fn percent(part: u64, total: u64) -> f64 { if total == 0 { 0.0 } else { (part as f64 * 100.0) / total as f64 } } @@ -3738,7 +3740,7 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( timing.const_get_ns += elapsed_ns(const_start); timing.missing_consts += 1; timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; - stream = stream.merge(timing); + stream = stream.merge(&timing); continue; }, }; @@ -3776,7 +3778,7 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, .. } => all, _ => { timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; - stream = stream.merge(timing); + stream = stream.merge(&timing); continue; }, }; @@ -3803,7 +3805,7 @@ fn ixon_ingress_inner( }, } timing.convert_stats = convert_stats; - stream = stream.merge(timing); + stream = stream.merge(&timing); } if !quiet { eprintln!( diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs b/src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs index 83ec0471..32c13347 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/lctx.rs @@ -140,9 +140,9 @@ impl LocalContext { &self, intern: &mut InternTable, fvars: &[FVarId], - body: KExpr, + body: &KExpr, ) -> KExpr { - let abstracted = abstract_fvars(intern, &body, fvars); + let abstracted = abstract_fvars(intern, body, fvars); self.wrap_binders(intern, fvars, abstracted, /* as_lambda */ true) } @@ -155,9 +155,9 @@ impl LocalContext { &self, intern: &mut InternTable, fvars: &[FVarId], - body: KExpr, + body: &KExpr, ) -> KExpr { - let abstracted = abstract_fvars(intern, &body, fvars); + let abstracted = abstract_fvars(intern, body, fvars); self.wrap_binders(intern, fvars, abstracted, /* as_lambda */ false) } @@ -260,8 +260,11 @@ mod tests { type AE = KExpr; type AU = KUniv; - fn anon_name() -> () {} - fn anon_bi() -> () {} + /// Anon-mode `M::MField` is `()`; tests construct it with this + /// trivially-named alias to make the call sites read like the meta + /// equivalents (`ANON_NAME` ↔ `Name::anon()`). + const ANON_NAME: () = (); + const ANON_BI: () = (); #[test] fn name_generator_unique() { @@ -290,11 +293,11 @@ mod tests { lctx.push( id1, - LocalDecl::CDecl { name: anon_name(), bi: anon_bi(), ty: ty1.clone() }, + LocalDecl::CDecl { name: ANON_NAME, bi: ANON_BI, ty: ty1.clone() }, ); lctx.push( id2, - LocalDecl::CDecl { name: anon_name(), bi: anon_bi(), ty: ty2.clone() }, + LocalDecl::CDecl { name: ANON_NAME, bi: ANON_BI, ty: ty2.clone() }, ); assert_eq!(lctx.len(), 2); @@ -316,8 +319,8 @@ mod tests { let mut ngen = NameGenerator::new(); let id1 = ngen.fresh(); let id2 = ngen.fresh(); - let fv1: AE = AE::fvar(id1, anon_name()); - let fv2: AE = AE::fvar(id2, anon_name()); + let fv1: AE = AE::fvar(id1, ANON_NAME); + let fv2: AE = AE::fvar(id2, ANON_NAME); assert_ne!(fv1.addr(), fv2.addr()); assert!(fv1.has_fvars()); assert!(fv2.has_fvars()); @@ -328,8 +331,8 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn is_fvar_predicate() { let mut ngen = NameGenerator::new(); - let fv: AE = AE::fvar(ngen.fresh(), anon_name()); - let v: AE = AE::var(0, anon_name()); + let fv: AE = AE::fvar(ngen.fresh(), ANON_NAME); + let v: AE = AE::var(0, ANON_NAME); let s: AE = AE::sort(AU::zero()); assert!(is_fvar(&fv)); assert!(!is_fvar(&v)); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs index 59c569f9..04a7dbaf 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/subst.rs @@ -996,7 +996,7 @@ mod tests { let v0 = AE::var(0, ()); let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); // Single-binder body: instantiate Var(0) → fvars[0] - let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &v0, &[fv0.clone()]); + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &v0, std::slice::from_ref(&fv0)); assert_eq!(result, fv0); } @@ -1045,7 +1045,7 @@ mod tests { let inner = AE::app(v0, v1); let lam = AE::lam((), (), nat.clone(), inner); let fv0 = AE::fvar(FVarId(0), ()); - let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &lam, &[fv0.clone()]); + let result = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &lam, std::slice::from_ref(&fv0)); // Inside the lambda, Var(0) is still bound, Var(1) becomes fv0. let expected = AE::lam((), (), nat, AE::app(AE::var(0, ()), fv0)); assert_eq!(result, expected); @@ -1131,14 +1131,15 @@ mod tests { // lambda (the outer binder), and its inner is what we want to peel. // For simplicity, treat `body` directly as a body under one peeled // outer binder, then peel its inner lambda manually. - let opened_outer = instantiate_rev(&mut env, &body, &[fv_outer.clone()]); + let opened_outer = + instantiate_rev(&mut env, &body, std::slice::from_ref(&fv_outer)); // opened_outer is now: λ(Nat). App(#0, fv_outer) let inner_body = match opened_outer.data() { ExprData::Lam(_, _, _, b, _) => b.clone(), _ => unreachable!(), }; let opened_inner = - instantiate_rev(&mut env, &inner_body, &[fv_inner.clone()]); + instantiate_rev(&mut env, &inner_body, std::slice::from_ref(&fv_inner)); // opened_inner is now: App(fv_inner, fv_outer) let expected_open = AE::app(fv_inner.clone(), fv_outer.clone()); assert_eq!(opened_inner, expected_open); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs index c937edde..4acda9bd 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/tc.rs @@ -527,7 +527,8 @@ impl<'a, M: KernelMode> TypeChecker<'a, M> { let fv_id = self.fresh_fvar_id(); let fv = self.intern(KExpr::fvar(fv_id, name.clone())); self.lctx.push(fv_id, LocalDecl::CDecl { name, bi, ty }); - let body_open = instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, &[fv.clone()]); + let body_open = + instantiate_rev(&mut self.env.intern, body, std::slice::from_ref(&fv)); (body_open, fv, fv_id) } @@ -1130,12 +1131,12 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn ctx_id_changes_when_pushing_different_types() { let mut tc = new_tc(); - let initial = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + let initial = tc.ctx_id; tc.push_local(sort0()); - let after_sort0 = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + let after_sort0 = tc.ctx_id; assert_ne!(initial, after_sort0); tc.push_local(sort1()); - let after_sort1 = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + let after_sort1 = tc.ctx_id; assert_ne!(after_sort0, after_sort1); } @@ -1153,9 +1154,9 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn ctx_id_restores_on_pop() { let mut tc = new_tc(); - let initial = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + let initial = tc.ctx_id; tc.push_local(sort0()); - let level1 = tc.ctx_id.clone(); + let level1 = tc.ctx_id; tc.push_local(sort1()); assert_ne!(level1, tc.ctx_id); tc.pop_local(); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs index 289478cd..03d53b08 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/whnf.rs @@ -412,11 +412,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let key = self.whnf_key(e); let transient_nat_work = self.is_transient_nat_literal_work(e)?; if flags.is_full() { - if !transient_nat_work { - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cache.get(&key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } + if !transient_nat_work + && let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cache.get(&key) + { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); } self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_miss(); self.record_hot_miss("whnf-core", e); @@ -432,11 +432,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { // → whnf_core_with_flags), so caching here cuts O(N²) iteration cost // back to O(N). Soundness mirrors `whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache`: // cheap-mode results are never shared with full callers. - if !transient_nat_work { - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cheap_cache.get(&key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } + if !transient_nat_work + && let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_core_cheap_cache.get(&key) + { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); } self.env.perf.record_whnf_core_miss(); self.record_hot_miss("whnf-core-cheap", e); @@ -632,11 +632,12 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { let use_cache = nat_succ_mode == NatSuccMode::Collapse; let transient_nat_work = self.is_transient_nat_literal_work(e)?; if flags.is_full() { - if use_cache && !transient_nat_work { - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } + if use_cache + && !transient_nat_work + && let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cache.get(&key) + { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); } // Both probes missed. if use_cache { @@ -648,11 +649,12 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { // shared with full callers, but cheap → cheap reuse is sound and is the // dominant pattern inside the lazy-delta loop, where the same operand // is re-reduced after every delta_unfold_one of the *other* operand. - if use_cache && !transient_nat_work { - if let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache.get(&key) { - self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); - return Ok(cached.clone()); - } + if use_cache + && !transient_nat_work + && let Some(cached) = self.env.whnf_no_delta_cheap_cache.get(&key) + { + self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_hit(); + return Ok(cached.clone()); } if use_cache { self.env.perf.record_whnf_no_delta_miss(); @@ -724,11 +726,11 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { continue; } - if flags.is_full() { - if let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_projection_definition(&cur)? { - cur = reduced; - continue; - } + if flags.is_full() + && let Some(reduced) = self.try_reduce_projection_definition(&cur)? + { + cur = reduced; + continue; } // Quotient reduction @@ -2985,7 +2987,7 @@ fn extract_int_lit( /// ctor-headed shape (letting `decNonneg` / `Int.rec` iota-reduce in the /// caller). fn intern_int_lit( - tc: &mut TypeChecker, + tc: &mut TypeChecker<'_, M>, v: IntVal, ) -> KExpr { use num_bigint::Sign; @@ -3324,17 +3326,18 @@ mod tests { sort0(), pi( var(0), - pi(app(list_const.clone(), var(1)), app(list_const.clone(), var(2))), + pi( + app(list_const.clone(), var(1)), + app(list_const.clone(), var(2)), + ), ), ), }, ); let rec_const = AE::cnst(list_rec_id.clone(), Box::new([])); - let ih = apps_ae( - rec_const.clone(), - &[var(5), var(4), var(3), var(2), var(0)], - ); + let ih = + apps_ae(rec_const.clone(), &[var(5), var(4), var(3), var(2), var(0)]); let cons_result = apps_ae(var(2), &[var(1), var(0), ih]); env.insert( list_rec_id.clone(), @@ -3382,7 +3385,8 @@ mod tests { let list_cons = AE::cnst(list_cons_id.clone(), Box::new([])); let nil_char = app(list_nil, char_ty.clone()); let char_a = app(char_of_nat, mk_nat(65)); - let one_char_list = apps_ae(list_cons, &[char_ty.clone(), char_a, nil_char]); + let one_char_list = + apps_ae(list_cons, &[char_ty.clone(), char_a, nil_char]); env.insert( string_to_list_id.clone(), KConst::Defn { @@ -3403,15 +3407,10 @@ mod tests { let motive = lam(sort0(), nat()); let cons_case = lam( var(1), - lam( - app(list_const.clone(), var(2)), - lam(nat(), app(nat_succ, var(0))), - ), - ); - let length_body = apps_ae( - rec_const, - &[var(1), motive, mk_nat(0), cons_case, var(0)], + lam(app(list_const.clone(), var(2)), lam(nat(), app(nat_succ, var(0)))), ); + let length_body = + apps_ae(rec_const, &[var(1), motive, mk_nat(0), cons_case, var(0)]); env.insert( list_length_id.clone(), KConst::Defn { From 5b14e5c9e84e95f840660cb0982f2b20fc1c3945 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Fri, 1 May 2026 12:59:28 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 26/34] aux_gen: alpha-collapse-aware roundtrip + alias-only patching MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three coupled threads land together. They all sit on top of the alpha-invariant `cnst_hash` from commit 8f15dc0 (kernel: add FVar binder opening, alpha-invariant hashing, Nat reducer rework) — name- erased Const hashing exposes WHNF cache aliasing in places where aux_gen previously assumed source-name fidelity, and the alias plumbing on the validate-aux side previously assumed source-shape regeneration. == 1. find_rec_target: syntactic-first peel == `src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs::find_rec_target` is rewritten as a two-phase walk: Phase 1 (new): peel `ForallE` binders syntactically — no kernel call. Match the head against `class.all_names` at every depth via the new helper `match_classes_against_app`. The source name is preserved exactly because no WHNF runs. Phase 2 (legacy): full kernel-WHNF peel as a fallback. Only fires when Phase 1 doesn't find a class-member head, i.e. the head is a reducible alias not in `classes` (`Set σ := σ → Prop`, `constType := λ α. α → α`, …). WHNF then delta-unfolds it. Why: the kernel's `cnst_hash` includes only `id.addr`, not `id.name`, so the WHNF cache returns *whichever* display name was inserted first when two source names share a canonical address (alpha-collapse: `A` ≅ `B`, or synthetic `_nested.List_1` ≅ `_nested.List_2` once their type args collapse). Source-shape singleton-class aux_gen needs the original source name to dispatch each recursive field to the right motive; cache aliasing made it dispatch to the twin's class, which showed up in validate-aux as IH binders pointing at the wrong motive across `AlphaCollapse.{A,B,A2,B2,C2,A'}` (direct + synthetic auxes), `NestedAlphaCollapse.{TreeA,TreeB}` (nested aux types collapsed), and `HigherOrderRec.{FA,FB}` (higher-order field `Nat → FA` whose inner head was cache-aliased after peeling). The syntactic phase handles all three categories — direct `A`, parameterized `List A`, and higher-order `Nat → A` / `(α → β) → A` fields — without ever touching the kernel cache. Phase 2 stays in place for genuinely reducible alias heads. `build_minor_type` and `build_rec_rules` thread `stt` through to the new signature. Three `#[cfg(test)]` regression tests in `recursor.rs` cover the AlphaCollapse case end-to-end: - `test_alpha_collapse_sort_consts_groups_inductives` — `sort_consts` produces one class for the alpha-equivalent pair. - `test_alpha_collapse_compile_env_addresses_inductives_and_ctors` — `compile_env` resolves both members and both ctors to one address. - `test_alpha_collapse_aux_gen_aliases_primary_aux_to_rep` — `generate_aux_patches` emits one patch per representative and routes the alias names through `aux_out.aliases` (see Section 3). == 2. validate-aux: alpha-collapse-aware aux congruence == `src/ffi/lean_env.rs` grows a tiered comparator that knows how to relate three different views of an aux: - decompiled — reconstructed from canonical (collapsed) Ixon - generated — singleton-class aux_gen baseline (source shape) - original — Lean's source-walk export New helpers: - `primary_addresses_collapse(all, stt)` — does some pair of the block's primaries share a canonical address? - `build_aux_perm_ctx(all, env, stt, perm)` — assembles a `PermCtx` with `aux_perm`, `rec_heads`, `const_addr`, and (when collapse is in effect) a collapse-driven `B → A` `const_map`. Same shape as the existing `build_perm_ctx_1b` / `build_perm_ctx`; the callers now also build a `PermCtx` with empty `aux_perm` whenever `primary_addresses_collapse` is true so the comparator can apply the const_map even on blocks with no nested auxes. - `aux_patch_to_lean_ci(patch)` — converts a `PatchedConstant` into a `LeanCI` so it can flow through `const_alpha_eq*`. - `aux_congruence_result(name, decompiled, original, entry)` — Tier 1 (decompiled vs original, perm-aware), Tier 2 (generated vs original with collapse-stripped ctx since both sides are source-shape), Tier 3 (decompiled vs generated, perm-aware). Only fails when every tier fails. - `build_aux_compare_contexts(env, stt)` — builds an `AuxCompareEntry { generated, ctx }` per aux name, walked once per block keyed on the sorted name list. Phase 6 (post-compile aux congruence) and Phase 7b (per-constant roundtrip fidelity) now route every aux-suffixed name through `aux_congruence_result`, falling back to the old hash-based check when a name has no entry. This covers blocks that get intentionally canonicalized by primary alpha-collapse or nested-aux permutation, which previously failed Phase 6/7b on source-shape comparison even though the canonical layout was correct. Phase 1b ingress congruence keeps `const_map` empty: it compares two source-shape views (singleton-class aux_gen output vs original Lean), so a collapse-driven `B → A` rewrite would *break* the comparison rather than help. The comments at the call sites are updated to make the regime split explicit. == 3. aux_gen: alias-only patching for collapsed primaries == `src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs` simplifies the alias path. Previously, each non-representative member of an alpha-collapsed class got a deep-renamed `B.casesOn` / `B.below` / `B.recOn` / `B.brecOn{,.go,.eq}` patch produced via `rename_patch` + `below::rename_below_indc`. That deep-renaming created source-shaped auxiliaries instead of the class canonical ones, which then disagreed with the canonical block's content addresses. The collapse path now keeps **one** patch per representative and inserts the alias names into `aux_out.aliases` so every Lean-exported non-rep name resolves to the rep's canonical patch. Prop-level `.below` is itself an inductive, so the aliasing also covers its positional constructors (`B.below.b → A.below.a`). Removed (now dead): `aux_gen.rs::build_alias_name_map`, `aux_gen.rs::rename_patch`, `aux_gen.rs::_name_parent`, `below.rs::rename_below_indc` (and the `replace_const_names` import on the `below.rs` side). About 220 lines of rename plumbing become five lines of `aliases.insert`. == 4. level_alpha_eq: smart-constructor normalization == `src/ix/congruence.rs::level_alpha_eq` now normalizes both sides through `Level::max_smart` / `Level::imax_smart` before structural compare. Internal helpers `normalize_level` (idempotent, bottom-up) and `level_alpha_eq_struct` (strict structural eq on already- normalized levels) keep recursion from re-normalizing at every step. Why: `aux_gen::expr_utils::subst_level` routes through the smart constructors (commit ec95312 "Align nested-aux canonical order"), while Lean's `Level.instantiateParams` keeps the un-simplified factored form. `Sort (max u u)` from Lean and `Sort u` from aux_gen are semantically equal but structurally distinct under the old strict comparator; that flagged every nested-inductive call site as a congruence failure. Smart-constructor normalization closes the gap without weakening the comparator (only semantically-valid simplifications fire: `max(a,a) = a`, zero absorption, same-base offset, `Max` absorption, and the analogous `imax` rules). `Succ` is intentionally left raw — both sides preserve the factored form. A `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` block adds eight regression tests pinning each simplification rule and an idempotency check. == 5. ConstantMeta::muts now crosses the FFI == `src/lean.rs` extends `LeanIxonNamed` from 2 obj fields to 3 and adds tag 7 (`muts`) to the `LeanIxonConstantMetaInfo` shape spec. The matching FFI build/decode in `src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs` carries the alpha-equivalence classes (`Array (Array Address)`) through Lean, defaulting the Rust-only `aux_layout` sidecar to `None` on decode (the sidecar still survives Rust → Rust through `put_indexed` / `get_indexed`). Lean side: `Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean` adds a `muts` arm to `genConstantMeta`. `Tests/Ix/Compile.lean::testCrossImpl` adds a `muts` case to the meta dump and the variant-tag/field comparison so the cross-impl roundtrip test actually exercises the new variant. == 6. validate-aux scope expansion == `Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean` keeps `Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual` as the active prefix and comments out the rest (Init, Lean, State, TutorialDefs). This is the new default scope for the iterative debugging loop; uncomment locally to re-enable the larger sets. == 7. Cosmetic / debug == - `src/ix/kernel/infer.rs`: the App-`ensure_forall` failure dump is now gated on `IX_INFER_APP_FORALL_DUMP`, with an optional `IX_KERNEL_DEBUG_CONST=` filter via `debug_label_matches_env`. Off by default — the old unconditional dump produced megabytes of `f`/`f_ty`/`a` output on mathlib-scale failures and hid the constant-level signal. - `src/ix/kernel/{def_eq,equiv,inductive}.rs`: rustfmt fallout from the gated infer changes (no behavioral diff). - `src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs`: `string_back` / `string_legacy_back` blake3 addresses re-pinned after upstream Lean churn; `BuildPrimitives` will keep this in sync going forward. == Verification == `lake test -- validate-aux --ignored` (Mutual + dependencies, 2462 constants, 67 unique aux blocks): Phase 1 Compilation 2462 pass, 0 fail Phase 2 Aux_gen congruence 863 pass, 0 fail Phase 3 No ephemeral leaks 993 pass, 0 fail Phase 4 Alpha-equivalence canonicity 97 pass, 0 fail Phase 5 Decompile (with debug) 1469 pass, 0 fail Phase 6 Aux congruence (roundtrip) 993 pass, 0 fail Phase 7 Decompile (without debug) 1469 pass, 0 fail Phase 7b Roundtrip fidelity 2462 pass, 0 fail Phase 8 Nested detection 7 pass, 0 fail `cargo test --lib --release aux_gen`: 87 pass, 0 fail, 1 ignored. --- Ix/DecompileM.lean | 6 +- Ix/Ixon.lean | 32 ++ Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean | 1 + Tests/Ix/Compile.lean | 7 +- Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean | 12 +- src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 28 +- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 618 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs | 218 +++------- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs | 113 +----- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 298 ++++++++++++-- src/ix/congruence.rs | 192 ++++++++- src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs | 3 +- src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs | 20 +- src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs | 3 +- src/ix/kernel/infer.rs | 44 +- src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs | 4 +- src/lean.rs | 3 +- 17 files changed, 1190 insertions(+), 412 deletions(-) diff --git a/Ix/DecompileM.lean b/Ix/DecompileM.lean index 23b80f6e..94ca32dc 100644 --- a/Ix/DecompileM.lean +++ b/Ix/DecompileM.lean @@ -498,13 +498,13 @@ def getNameAddr : ConstantMeta → Option Address | .defn name .. => some name | .axio name .. => some name | .quot name .. => some name | .indc name .. => some name | .ctor name .. => some name | .recr name .. => some name - | .empty => none + | .empty | .muts _ => none def getLvlAddrs : ConstantMeta → Array Address | .defn _ lvls .. => lvls | .axio _ lvls .. => lvls | .quot _ lvls .. => lvls | .indc _ lvls .. => lvls | .ctor _ lvls .. => lvls | .recr _ lvls .. => lvls - | .empty => #[] + | .empty | .muts _ => #[] def getArenaAndTypeRoot : ConstantMeta → ExprMetaArena × UInt64 | .defn _ _ _ _ _ arena typeRoot _ => (arena, typeRoot) @@ -513,7 +513,7 @@ def getArenaAndTypeRoot : ConstantMeta → ExprMetaArena × UInt64 | .indc _ _ _ _ _ arena typeRoot => (arena, typeRoot) | .ctor _ _ _ arena typeRoot => (arena, typeRoot) | .recr _ _ _ _ _ arena typeRoot _ => (arena, typeRoot) - | .empty => ({}, 0) + | .empty | .muts _ => ({}, 0) def getAllAddrs : ConstantMeta → Array Address | .defn _ _ _ all .. => all | .indc _ _ _ all .. => all diff --git a/Ix/Ixon.lean b/Ix/Ixon.lean index a554f953..cbebedf7 100644 --- a/Ix/Ixon.lean +++ b/Ix/Ixon.lean @@ -493,6 +493,7 @@ inductive ConstantMeta where (all : Array Address) (ctx : Array Address) (arena : ExprMetaArena) (typeRoot : UInt64) (ruleRoots : Array UInt64) + | muts (all : Array (Array Address)) deriving Inhabited, BEq, Repr /-- Count total arena nodes in this ConstantMeta. -/ @@ -504,6 +505,7 @@ def ConstantMeta.exprMetaCount : ConstantMeta → Nat | .indc _ _ _ _ _ arena _ => arena.nodes.size | .ctor _ _ _ arena _ => arena.nodes.size | .recr _ _ _ _ _ arena _ _ => arena.nodes.size + | .muts _ => 0 /-- Count total arena nodes and mdata items in this ConstantMeta. -/ def ConstantMeta.exprMetaStats : ConstantMeta → Nat × Nat @@ -514,6 +516,7 @@ def ConstantMeta.exprMetaStats : ConstantMeta → Nat × Nat | .indc _ _ _ _ _ arena _ => (arena.nodes.size, arena.mdataItemCount) | .ctor _ _ _ arena _ => (arena.nodes.size, arena.mdataItemCount) | .recr _ _ _ _ _ arena _ _ => (arena.nodes.size, arena.mdataItemCount) + | .muts _ => (0, 0) /-- Count ExprMetaData nodes by type: (binder, letBinder, ref, prj, mdata) (compatible signature with old ExprMetas.countByType for comparison) -/ @@ -528,6 +531,7 @@ def ConstantMeta.exprMetaByType : ConstantMeta → Nat × Nat × Nat × Nat × N | .ctor _ _ _ a _ => a | .recr _ _ _ _ _ a _ _ => a | .empty => {} + | .muts _ => {} let (_, _, bi, lb, rf, pj, md) := arena.countByType (bi, lb, rf, pj, md) @@ -1289,6 +1293,15 @@ def putConstantMetaIndexed (cm : ConstantMeta) (idx : NameIndex) : PutM Unit := putTag0 ⟨typeRoot⟩ putTag0 ⟨ruleRoots.size.toUInt64⟩ for r in ruleRoots do putTag0 ⟨r⟩ + | .muts all => + putU8 6 + putTag0 ⟨all.size.toUInt64⟩ + for cls in all do + putIdxVec cls idx + -- Rust's `ConstantMetaInfo::Muts` also serializes `aux_layout`. + -- Lean preserves only the alpha-equivalence classes and writes + -- `None` for the Rust-only nested-auxiliary sidecar. + putU8 0 -- Extension tables (meta_sharing / meta_refs / meta_univs): Rust's -- `ConstantMeta::put_indexed` always appends these three length-prefixed -- vectors after the variant payload, used by call-site surgery roundtrip @@ -1353,6 +1366,25 @@ def getConstantMetaIndexed (rev : NameReverseIndex) : GetM ConstantMeta := do for _ in [0:numRuleRoots] do ruleRoots := ruleRoots.push (← getTag0).size pure (.recr name lvls rules all ctx arena typeRoot ruleRoots) + | 6 => + let n := (← getTag0).size.toNat + let mut all : Array (Array Address) := #[] + for _ in [0:n] do + all := all.push (← getIdxVec rev) + match ← getU8 with + | 0 => pure (.muts all) + | 1 => + -- Rust carries an optional nested-auxiliary permutation here. + -- Lean does not model it, but consumes it so Rust-produced bytes + -- remain readable. + let nPerm := (← getTag0).size.toNat + for _ in [0:nPerm] do + let _ ← getTag0 + let nCounts := (← getTag0).size.toNat + for _ in [0:nCounts] do + let _ ← getTag0 + pure (.muts all) + | x => throw s!"invalid ConstantMeta muts aux_layout tag {x}" | x => throw s!"invalid ConstantMeta tag {x}" -- Extension tables (meta_sharing / meta_refs / meta_univs): mirror of the -- Rust wire format (see `putConstantMetaIndexed` for the rationale). Lean diff --git a/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean b/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean index 1efbd903..7847c9fd 100644 --- a/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean +++ b/Tests/Gen/Ixon.lean @@ -370,6 +370,7 @@ def genConstantMeta : Gen ConstantMeta := do (15, ConstantMeta.recr <$> genAddress <*> genSmallArray genAddress <*> genSmallArray genAddress <*> genSmallArray genAddress <*> genSmallArray genAddress <*> pure arena <*> genRoot <*> genSmallArray genRoot), + (5, ConstantMeta.muts <$> genSmallArray (genSmallArray genAddress)), ] instance : Shrinkable ExprMetaData where diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean index 667036aa..d36a123d 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile.lean @@ -240,6 +240,7 @@ def testCrossImpl : TestSeq := | .indc _ _ _ _ _ arena typeRoot => do dumpArena label "arena" arena IO.println s!" {label} typeRoot={typeRoot}" + | .muts all => IO.println s!" {label}: muts classes={all.size}" | .empty => IO.println s!" {label}: empty" dumpMeta "Lean" leanNamed.constMeta dumpMeta "Rust" rustNamed.constMeta @@ -252,8 +253,8 @@ def testCrossImpl : TestSeq := for (name, leanCM, rustCM) in result.fullMetaMismatches[:min 5 result.fullMetaMismatches.size] do IO.println s!" {name}:" -- Compare variant tags - let leanTag := match leanCM with | .empty => "empty" | .defn .. => "defn" | .axio .. => "axio" | .quot .. => "quot" | .indc .. => "indc" | .ctor .. => "ctor" | .recr .. => "recr" - let rustTag := match rustCM with | .empty => "empty" | .defn .. => "defn" | .axio .. => "axio" | .quot .. => "quot" | .indc .. => "indc" | .ctor .. => "ctor" | .recr .. => "recr" + let leanTag := match leanCM with | .empty => "empty" | .defn .. => "defn" | .axio .. => "axio" | .quot .. => "quot" | .indc .. => "indc" | .ctor .. => "ctor" | .recr .. => "recr" | .muts .. => "muts" + let rustTag := match rustCM with | .empty => "empty" | .defn .. => "defn" | .axio .. => "axio" | .quot .. => "quot" | .indc .. => "indc" | .ctor .. => "ctor" | .recr .. => "recr" | .muts .. => "muts" if leanTag != rustTag then IO.println s!" VARIANT DIFFERS: Lean={leanTag} Rust={rustTag}" else @@ -292,6 +293,8 @@ def testCrossImpl : TestSeq := if larena != rarena then IO.println s!" arena DIFFERS: Lean={larena.nodes.size} Rust={rarena.nodes.size}" if ltr != rtr then IO.println s!" typeRoot DIFFERS: Lean={ltr} Rust={rtr}" if lrr != rrr then IO.println s!" ruleRoots DIFFERS: Lean={lrr} Rust={rrr}" + | .muts la, .muts ra => do + if la != ra then IO.println s!" all DIFFERS: Lean={la} Rust={ra}" | _, _ => IO.println s!" (other variant - use repr for details)" else IO.println s!"[Step 3] All full ConstantMeta match! ✓" diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean index 149d550a..87feef1b 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Compile/ValidateAux.lean @@ -65,12 +65,12 @@ def runCompileValidateAux (env : Lean.Environment) : IO UInt32 := do IO.println "[validate-aux] finding seeds..." let prefixes := [ `Tests.Ix.Compile.Mutual, - `Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity, - `Init, - `_private.Init, - `State, - `Lean, - `Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs + --`Tests.Ix.Compile.Canonicity, + --`Init, + --`_private.Init, + --`State, + --`Lean, + --`Tests.Ix.Kernel.TutorialDefs ] let mut seeds := env.constants.toList.filterMap fun (n, _) => if prefixes.any (·.isPrefixOf n) then some n else none diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index 797b0966..e22d4c73 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -357,6 +357,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { /// | indc | 4 | 6 (name, lvls, ctors, all, ctx, arena) | 8 (1× u64) | /// | ctor | 5 | 4 (name, lvls, induct, arena) | 8 (1× u64) | /// | recr | 6 | 7 (name, lvls, rules, all, ctx, arena, ruleRoots) | 8 (1× u64) | + /// | muts | 7 | 1 (Array (Array Address)) | 0 | pub fn build(meta: &ConstantMeta) -> Self { match &meta.info { ConstantMetaInfo::Empty => Self::new(LeanOwned::box_usize(0)), @@ -454,18 +455,11 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { }, ConstantMetaInfo::Muts { all, aux_layout: _ } => { - // Muts is a Rust-only ConstantMeta variant (Lean's ConstantMeta - // has no `muts` constructor — `Ix/Ixon.lean`). The FFI build - // path for Muts is effectively dead because Lean never materializes - // a Muts meta; keeping the stub here preserves the historical - // tag-7 encoding for any Rust-side code that still reflects a - // Muts meta through the FFI roundtrip test (`rs_roundtrip_ixon_named`). - // - // `aux_layout` is intentionally NOT encoded through the FFI — - // the Lean side has no field for it, and anything crossing the - // FFI would immediately drop it on the next Rust-side build. - // Aux_layout round-tripping lives entirely in `put_indexed` / - // `get_indexed` (Rust-internal serialization). + // Lean's FFI shape carries the alpha-equivalence classes for a + // mutual block, but not the Rust-only nested-auxiliary `aux_layout` + // sidecar. The sidecar survives through Rust `put_indexed` / + // `get_indexed`; a Rust → Lean → Rust FFI roundtrip intentionally + // decodes it as `None`. let ctor = LeanIxonConstantMeta::alloc(7); let outer = LeanArray::alloc(all.len()); for (i, group) in all.iter().enumerate() { @@ -619,13 +613,9 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { }, 7 => { - // muts: 1 obj field (Array (Array Address)), 0 scalar - // - // `aux_layout` is not carried across the FFI — Lean's - // ConstantMeta has no `muts` variant, so the only path here is - // the Rust-internal roundtrip test. We default to `None` on - // decode; the real aux_layout data survives through the - // Rust-side `put_indexed` / `get_indexed` path instead. + // muts: 1 obj field (Array (Array Address)), 0 scalar. + // The Rust-only `aux_layout` sidecar is not represented on the + // Lean side, so FFI decode defaults it to `None`. let outer = ctor.get(0).as_array(); let mut all = Vec::with_capacity(outer.len()); for i in 0..outer.len() { diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index 5a04f4e9..9765df4f 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -38,6 +38,495 @@ use crate::ix::env::{ const PARALLEL_THRESHOLD: usize = 100; +/// Whether compilation collapsed at least two primary members of a Lean +/// mutual block to the same canonical address. +/// +/// Source-shape aux congruence compares regenerated auxiliaries with Lean's +/// original source-order declarations. That invariant stops being meaningful +/// once primary inductives are alpha-collapsed: aux generation consults the +/// compiled canonical addresses when choosing recursive targets, so the +/// generated recursor is intentionally canonical rather than source-identical. +fn primary_addresses_collapse( + all: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> bool { + let mut seen = rustc_hash::FxHashSet::default(); + for name in all { + let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(name) else { + continue; + }; + if !seen.insert(addr) { + return true; + } + } + false +} + +fn build_aux_perm_ctx( + all: &[Name], + env: &Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + perm: &[usize], +) -> Option { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen; + use crate::ix::congruence::perm::{PermCtx, RecHeadInfo, RecHeadKind}; + use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ExprData}; + + let first = all.first()?; + let n_params = match env.get(first) { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.num_params.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + _ => return None, + }; + let n_primary = all.len(); + let primary_ctor_counts: Vec = all + .iter() + .map(|n| match env.get(n) { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + let source_aux_order = match aux_gen::nested::source_aux_order(all, env) { + Ok(order) => order, + Err(_) => return None, + }; + let source_aux_ctor_counts: Vec = source_aux_order + .iter() + .map(|(head, _)| match env.get(head) { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.len(), + _ => 0, + }) + .collect(); + let n_motives = n_primary + source_aux_ctor_counts.len(); + let n_minors: usize = primary_ctor_counts.iter().sum::() + + source_aux_ctor_counts.iter().sum::(); + + let mut rec_heads: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + let mk_info = |kind: RecHeadKind, n_indices: usize| RecHeadInfo { + kind, + n_params, + n_motives, + n_minors: match kind { + RecHeadKind::Rec => n_minors, + _ => 0, + }, + n_indices, + primary_ctor_counts: primary_ctor_counts.clone(), + source_aux_ctor_counts: source_aux_ctor_counts.clone(), + aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), + }; + let n_indices_for = |rec_name: &Name| match env.get(rec_name) { + Some(LeanCI::RecInfo(r)) => r.num_indices.to_u64().unwrap_or(0) as usize, + _ => 0, + }; + + for member in all { + let rec_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "rec".to_string()); + let ni = n_indices_for(&rec_name); + rec_heads.insert(rec_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Rec, ni)); + let below_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "below".to_string()); + rec_heads.insert(below_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Below, ni)); + let brecon_name = Name::str(member.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); + rec_heads.insert(brecon_name.clone(), mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni)); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name, "eq".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + } + for source_j in 0..source_aux_ctor_counts.len() { + let idx = source_j + 1; + let rec_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("rec_{idx}")); + let ni = n_indices_for(&rec_name); + rec_heads.insert(rec_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Rec, ni)); + let below_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("below_{idx}")); + rec_heads.insert(below_name, mk_info(RecHeadKind::Below, ni)); + let brecon_name = Name::str(first.clone(), format!("brecOn_{idx}")); + rec_heads.insert(brecon_name.clone(), mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni)); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name.clone(), "go".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + rec_heads.insert( + Name::str(brecon_name, "eq".to_string()), + mk_info(RecHeadKind::BRecOn, ni), + ); + } + + let mut const_addr: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); + let mut add_addr = |name: &Name| { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(name) { + const_addr.insert(name.clone(), addr); + } + }; + for member in all { + add_addr(member); + for suffix in ["rec", "casesOn", "recOn", "below", "brecOn"] { + add_addr(&Name::str(member.clone(), suffix.to_string())); + } + if let Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) = env.get(member) { + for ctor in &v.ctors { + add_addr(ctor); + } + } + } + for source_j in 0..source_aux_order.len() { + let idx = source_j + 1; + for suffix in + [format!("rec_{idx}"), format!("below_{idx}"), format!("brecOn_{idx}")] + { + let name = Name::str(first.clone(), suffix); + add_addr(&name); + add_addr(&Name::str(name.clone(), "go".to_string())); + add_addr(&Name::str(name, "eq".to_string())); + } + } + + fn collect_const_addrs( + e: &Expr, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + out: &mut FxHashMap, + ) { + match e.as_data() { + ExprData::Const(n, _, _) => { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(n) { + out.insert(n.clone(), addr); + } + }, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(f, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(a, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Lam(_, t, b, _, _) | ExprData::ForallE(_, t, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(t, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(b, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + collect_const_addrs(t, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out); + collect_const_addrs(b, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Proj(n, _, v, _) => { + if let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(n) { + out.insert(n.clone(), addr); + } + collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out); + }, + ExprData::Mdata(_, v, _) => collect_const_addrs(v, stt, out), + _ => {}, + } + } + for (_head, specs) in &source_aux_order { + for spec in specs { + collect_const_addrs(spec, stt, &mut const_addr); + } + } + + let const_map = build_collapse_const_map(all, env, stt); + + Some(PermCtx { + aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), + n_params, + n_primary, + primary_ctor_counts, + source_aux_ctor_counts, + const_map, + const_addr, + rec_heads, + }) +} + +/// Build the `B → A` rename map for an alpha-collapsed mutual block. +/// +/// When two primary inductives (e.g. `A` and `B`) compile to the same +/// canonical address, the original Lean env still emits separate +/// `B`/`B.below`/`B.rec`/`B.b`/... declarations whose bodies reference +/// `A`/`B` as distinct names. The decompiled (canonical) form, however, +/// has those references collapsed onto a single representative — typically +/// the first member of `all` that mapped to that address. +/// +/// `const_map` rewrites the orig-side names to their canonical +/// representatives so [`const_alpha_eq_with_perm`] can compare the two +/// sides structurally. +fn build_collapse_const_map( + all: &[Name], + env: &Env, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> FxHashMap { + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo as LeanCI; + let mut map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + // Group primary members by canonical address; the first member with a + // given address is the representative. + let mut rep_by_addr: FxHashMap = + FxHashMap::default(); + for member in all { + let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(member) else { + continue; + }; + rep_by_addr.entry(addr).or_insert(member); + } + for member in all { + let Some(addr) = stt.resolve_addr(member) else { + continue; + }; + let Some(&rep) = rep_by_addr.get(&addr) else { + continue; + }; + if rep == member { + continue; + } + map.insert(member.clone(), rep.clone()); + // Derived names: `.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn`, `.brecOn.go`, + // `.brecOn.eq`, `.casesOn`, `.recOn`. + for suffix in ["rec", "below", "brecOn", "casesOn", "recOn"] { + let from = Name::str(member.clone(), suffix.to_string()); + let to = Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()); + map.insert(from, to); + } + for suffix in ["go", "eq"] { + let from = Name::str( + Name::str(member.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()), + suffix.to_string(), + ); + let to = Name::str( + Name::str(rep.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()), + suffix.to_string(), + ); + map.insert(from, to); + } + // Constructors: positional mapping. Both members are alpha-collapsed, + // so they have the same number of constructors in the same order. + if let (Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(m_ind)), Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(r_ind))) = + (env.get(member), env.get(rep)) + && m_ind.ctors.len() == r_ind.ctors.len() + { + for (m_ctor, r_ctor) in m_ind.ctors.iter().zip(r_ind.ctors.iter()) { + if m_ctor != r_ctor { + map.insert(m_ctor.clone(), r_ctor.clone()); + } + } + } + } + map +} + +#[derive(Clone)] +struct AuxCompareEntry { + generated: ConstantInfo, + ctx: Option, +} + +fn aux_patch_to_lean_ci( + patch: &crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::PatchedConstant, +) -> Option { + use crate::ix::env::{ + ConstantInfo as LeanCI, ConstantVal as LeanCV, DefinitionVal, InductiveVal, + }; + Some(match patch { + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => { + LeanCI::RecInfo(r.clone()) + }, + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) + | crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }) + }, + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }) + }, + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => { + LeanCI::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: d.name.clone(), + level_params: d.level_params.clone(), + typ: d.typ.clone(), + }, + value: d.value.clone(), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }) + }, + crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => { + LeanCI::InductInfo(InductiveVal { + cnst: LeanCV { + name: bi.name.clone(), + level_params: bi.level_params.clone(), + typ: bi.typ.clone(), + }, + num_params: Nat::from(bi.n_params as u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(bi.n_indices as u64), + all: vec![bi.name.clone()], + ctors: bi.ctors.iter().map(|c| c.name.clone()).collect(), + num_nested: Nat::from(0u64), + is_rec: false, + is_unsafe: false, + is_reflexive: bi.is_reflexive, + }) + }, + }) +} + +fn aux_congruence_result( + name: &Name, + decompiled: &ConstantInfo, + original: &ConstantInfo, + entry: Option<&AuxCompareEntry>, +) -> Result<(), String> { + use crate::ix::congruence::const_alpha_eq; + use crate::ix::congruence::perm::const_alpha_eq_with_perm; + if let Ok(()) = const_alpha_eq(decompiled, original) { + return Ok(()); + } + let Some(entry) = entry else { + return const_alpha_eq(decompiled, original); + }; + let ctx = entry.ctx.as_ref(); + + // Tier 1: round-trip fidelity — decompiled vs original Lean. Under + // alpha-collapse / nested aux permutation this only holds modulo perm. + if let Some(ctx) = ctx + && const_alpha_eq_with_perm(decompiled, original, ctx).is_ok() + { + return Ok(()); + } + + // Tier 2: aux_gen baseline vs original Lean. `entry.generated` was + // regenerated with singleton classes (no collapse), so both sides + // share the source-shape regime — keep `A` and `B` distinct. We + // still need motive/minor permutation when the block has nested + // auxes, but not the collapse-driven `B → A` rewrites in + // `const_map`. Strip those out for this tier. + let ctx_no_collapse = ctx.map(|c| { + let mut c = c.clone(); + c.const_map = FxHashMap::default(); + c + }); + let gen_orig = const_alpha_eq(&entry.generated, original).or_else(|e| { + match &ctx_no_collapse { + Some(ctx) => const_alpha_eq_with_perm(&entry.generated, original, ctx), + None => Err(e), + } + }); + + match gen_orig { + Ok(()) => { + // Tier 3: decompiled vs the regenerated baseline. Both are + // compile-side, but `entry.generated` was built with singleton + // classes (Lean source shape) while `decompiled` is reconstructed + // from the canonical (collapsed) Ixon. They agree only modulo + // perm whenever collapse occurred. + if let Ok(()) = const_alpha_eq(decompiled, &entry.generated) { + return Ok(()); + } + let perm_err = match ctx { + Some(ctx) => { + const_alpha_eq_with_perm(decompiled, &entry.generated, ctx).err() + }, + None => None, + }; + let plain_err = const_alpha_eq(decompiled, &entry.generated).err(); + let err_msg = perm_err.or(plain_err).unwrap_or_else(|| "?".to_string()); + if std::env::var("IX_VALIDATE_AUX_DUMP") + .ok() + .is_some_and(|filter| filter == "1" || name.pretty().contains(&filter)) + { + eprintln!( + "[validate-aux dump] {}\n === decompiled type ===\n {}\n === generated type ===\n {}\n === original type ===\n {}", + name.pretty(), + decompiled.get_type().pretty(), + entry.generated.get_type().pretty(), + original.get_type().pretty(), + ); + } + // Both Tier-1 and Tier-3 perm-aware checks failed; if neither plain + // path succeeded either, only then is this a real mismatch. + Err(format!("decompiled vs generated: {err_msg}")) + }, + Err(e) => Err(format!("generated vs original: {e}")), + } +} + +fn build_aux_compare_contexts( + env: &Arc, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> FxHashMap { + use crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx; + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, expr_utils}; + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo as LeanCI; + use rustc_hash::FxHashSet; + + let mut by_name = FxHashMap::default(); + let mut seen_blocks: FxHashSet> = FxHashSet::default(); + for (name, ci) in env.iter() { + let all = match ci { + LeanCI::InductInfo(v) => &v.all, + _ => continue, + }; + if all.first() != Some(name) { + continue; + } + let mut key = all.clone(); + key.sort(); + if !seen_blocks.insert(key) { + continue; + } + let original_classes: Vec> = + all.iter().map(|n| vec![n.clone()]).collect(); + let mut local_kctx = KernelCtx::new(); + expr_utils::ensure_prelude_in_kenv_of(stt, &mut local_kctx); + let Ok(aux_out) = aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + &original_classes, + all.as_slice(), + env, + stt, + &mut local_kctx, + ) else { + continue; + }; + let ctx = if let Some(perm) = &aux_out.perm + && !perm.is_empty() + { + build_aux_perm_ctx(all.as_slice(), env.as_ref(), stt, perm) + } else if primary_addresses_collapse(all.as_slice(), stt) { + build_aux_perm_ctx(all.as_slice(), env.as_ref(), stt, &[]) + } else { + None + }; + for (patch_name, patch) in aux_out.patches.iter() { + if let Some(generated) = aux_patch_to_lean_ci(patch) { + by_name.insert( + patch_name.clone(), + AuxCompareEntry { generated, ctx: ctx.clone() }, + ); + } + } + } + by_name +} + /// Global cache for Names, shared across all threads. #[derive(Default)] pub struct GlobalCache { @@ -888,13 +1377,19 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( } } + // Phase 1b ingress congruence is source-vs-source (singleton- + // class aux_gen output vs original Lean). Both sides keep `A` + // and `B` distinct even under compile-time collapse, so a + // collapse-driven `B → A` const_map would break the comparison. + let const_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + Some(PermCtx { aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), n_params, n_primary, primary_ctor_counts, source_aux_ctor_counts, - const_map: FxHashMap::default(), + const_map, const_addr, rec_heads, }) @@ -960,11 +1455,14 @@ extern "C" fn rs_tmp_decode_const_map( // `#[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")]` Phase 1b path here uses a // local copy with the same logic. let perm_ctx_1b: Option = - match &orig_aux_out.perm { - Some(perm) if !perm.is_empty() => { - build_perm_ctx_1b(all, &env, &stt, perm) - }, - _ => None, + if let Some(perm) = &orig_aux_out.perm + && !perm.is_empty() + { + build_perm_ctx_1b(all, &env, &stt, perm) + } else if primary_addresses_collapse(all, &stt) { + build_perm_ctx_1b(all, &env, &stt, &[]) + } else { + None }; for (patch_name, patch) in orig_patches.iter() { @@ -1591,17 +2089,15 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( ); } - // `const_map` is empty for Phase 2 (singleton classes). - // Under singleton classes there's no primary alpha-collapse, so - // no aliases to rewrite. Source vs canonical aux inductive names - // also don't need remapping because `aux_gen::RestoreCtx::restore` - // replaces `_nested.X_N` references in gen bodies with external - // applications — the orig side's `_nested.*` names (if any) don't - // appear in gen at all, and vice versa. - // - // This may need to grow when we extend to blocks that DO undergo - // alpha-collapse (Phase 1b and beyond). - let const_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + // `const_map` is built from compile-side address collapse: for any + // pair of primaries that resolved to the same address, map the + // non-representative to the representative (and the same for + // derived names — `.rec`, `.below`, `.brecOn`, `.casesOn`, + // `.recOn`, ctors). Phase 2's singleton-class regime sees no + // collapse and the map stays empty there; later phases that + // operate on collapsed blocks pick up the rewrites automatically. + // (Built below at the PermCtx construction site so `env`/`stt` + // borrows don't conflict with the const_addr-collecting closure.) let mut const_addr: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); let mut add_addr = |name: &Name| { @@ -1676,6 +2172,15 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } } + // Phase 2 compares regenerated singleton-class aux_gen output + // against the original Lean. Both sides are source-shape (use + // both `A` and `B` separately even when those primaries collapse + // at compile time), so collapse-driven `B → A` rewrites would + // *break* the comparison rather than help. Phase 2 only needs + // the nested-aux motive/minor permutation, which is encoded by + // `aux_perm` + `rec_heads` on this PermCtx. + let const_map: FxHashMap = FxHashMap::default(); + Some(PermCtx { aux_perm: perm.to_vec(), n_params, @@ -1813,11 +2318,14 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // nested auxes (`perm == None` or empty), we pass `None` and // fall through to plain `const_alpha_eq`. let perm_ctx: Option = - match &orig_aux_out.perm { - Some(p) if !p.is_empty() => { - build_perm_ctx(all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, p) - }, - _ => None, + if let Some(p) = &orig_aux_out.perm + && !p.is_empty() + { + build_perm_ctx(all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, p) + } else if primary_addresses_collapse(all.as_slice(), &stt) { + build_perm_ctx(all.as_slice(), &env, &stt, &[]) + } else { + None }; let mut result = BlockResult::default(); @@ -2932,6 +3440,11 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( } p5.report(); + let aux_compare_contexts = + stt.lean_env.as_ref().map_or_else(FxHashMap::default, |lean_env| { + build_aux_compare_contexts(lean_env, &stt) + }); + // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ // Phase 6: Aux congruence (post-compilation roundtrip) // ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ @@ -2954,8 +3467,11 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( }; // Parallel alpha-equivalence check per aux_gen extra name. Reads are - // against DashMap-backed lean_env and dstt_ref.env; `const_alpha_eq` - // is pure and thread-safe. + // against DashMap-backed lean_env and dstt_ref.env. For blocks whose + // generated auxiliaries are intentionally canonicalized by nested aux + // permutation or primary alpha-collapse, compare with the same + // permutation-aware context as Phase 2 instead of requiring source + // shape. stt.aux_gen_extra_names.par_iter().for_each(|entry| { let name = entry.key(); let orig_ci = match lean_env.get(name) { @@ -2972,7 +3488,13 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( return; }, }; - match const_alpha_eq(dec_ci.value(), orig_ci) { + let eq_result = aux_congruence_result( + name, + dec_ci.value(), + orig_ci, + aux_compare_contexts.get(name), + ); + match eq_result { Ok(()) => { passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); }, @@ -3186,7 +3708,9 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( // Parallel scan: every original constant must appear in the // roundtripped env with matching type hash (and value hash if - // present). `get_hash()` reads are pure — ok to run concurrently. + // present). Aux-generated constants get an alpha-collapse-aware + // semantic fallback when exact source-shape comparison fails. + // `get_hash()` reads are pure — ok to run concurrently. orig.par_iter().for_each(|(name, orig_ci)| match dstt2.env.get(name) { Some(dec_entry) => { let dec_ci = dec_entry.value(); @@ -3197,22 +3721,44 @@ extern "C" fn rs_compile_validate_aux( (None, None) => true, _ => false, }; - if type_ok && val_ok { + let aux_eq_result = if crate::ix::decompile::is_aux_gen_suffix(name) + && !(type_ok && val_ok) + { + Some(aux_congruence_result( + name, + dec_ci, + orig_ci, + aux_compare_contexts.get(name), + )) + } else { + None + }; + let ok = match aux_eq_result.as_ref() { + Some(Ok(())) => true, + Some(Err(_)) => false, + None => type_ok && val_ok, + }; + if ok { passes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); } else { fails.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed); let mut msgs = fail_msgs.lock().unwrap(); if msgs.len() < 20 { let mut parts = Vec::new(); - if !type_ok { - parts.push(format!( - "type: dec={} orig={}", - dec_ci.get_type().pretty(), - orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), - )); - } - if !val_ok { - parts.push("value hash mismatch".to_string()); + match aux_eq_result { + Some(Err(e)) => parts.push(format!("aux congruence: {e}")), + _ => { + if !type_ok { + parts.push(format!( + "type: dec={} orig={}", + dec_ci.get_type().pretty(), + orig_ci.get_type().pretty(), + )); + } + if !val_ok { + parts.push("value hash mismatch".to_string()); + } + }, } msgs.push(format!("{}: {}", name.pretty(), parts.join("; "))); } diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs index ca071862..080a57e8 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen.rs @@ -686,53 +686,81 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( // results — verified end-to-end by the validate-aux roundtrip test. // See the module-level documentation for the full classification. - // Register patches for non-representative names (alpha-collapsed aliases). - // Each alias gets deep-renamed: internal Const references to the - // representative's auxiliaries are rewritten to reference the alias's own. - let mut alias_patches: Vec<(Name, PatchedConstant)> = Vec::new(); + // Register Lean-exported names for non-representative alpha-collapsed + // members as aliases of the representative's canonical aux patches. + // + // The primary inductive block has already collapsed the class to one + // content address, so generating deep-renamed `B.casesOn`/`B.below`/... + // patches would create source-shaped auxiliaries instead of the class + // canonical ones. Keep one patch per representative and let every + // non-representative name resolve to it. for class in sorted_classes { if class.len() <= 1 { continue; } let rep = &class[0]; for alias in &class[1..] { - // Build the rep→alias name map for deep renaming. - let name_map = build_alias_name_map(rep, alias, lean_env); - - // For each active suffix that has a patch for rep, register the same for alias. + // For each active suffix that has a representative patch, register the + // alias name only when Lean actually exported that name. let suffixes = ["rec", "recOn", "casesOn", "below", "brecOn"]; for suffix in &suffixes { let rep_name = Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()); let alias_name = Name::str(alias.clone(), suffix.to_string()); - if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&rep_name) { - if *suffix == "rec" { - if lean_env.get(&alias_name).is_some() { - aliases.insert(alias_name, rep_name); + if patches.contains_key(&rep_name) + && lean_env.get(&alias_name).is_some() + { + aliases.insert(alias_name.clone(), rep_name.clone()); + + // Prop-level `.below` is itself an inductive, so Lean also exports + // constructor names under the alias-side `.below`. Register those + // positionally to the representative `.below` constructors. + if *suffix == "below" + && matches!( + patches.get(&rep_name), + Some(PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(_)) + ) + { + let rep_ctors = match lean_env.get(rep) { + Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { + v.ctors.clone() + }, + _ => vec![], + }; + let alias_ctors = match lean_env.get(alias) { + Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => { + v.ctors.clone() + }, + _ => vec![], + }; + for (rep_ctor, alias_ctor) in + rep_ctors.iter().zip(alias_ctors.iter()) + { + if let Some(rep_suffix) = rep_ctor.strip_prefix(rep) { + let alias_suffix = alias_ctor + .strip_prefix(alias) + .unwrap_or_else(|| alias_ctor.components()); + let rep_below_ctor = rep_name.append_components(&rep_suffix); + let alias_below_ctor = + alias_name.append_components(&alias_suffix); + if lean_env.get(&alias_below_ctor).is_some() { + aliases.insert(alias_below_ctor, rep_below_ctor); + } + } } - continue; } - - // BelowIndc needs structural renaming (constructor names in the - // BelowCtor structs change too, not just expression-level Consts). - let aliased = match patch { - PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(bi) => PatchedConstant::BelowIndc( - below::rename_below_indc(bi, alias, rep, lean_env), - ), - _ => rename_patch(patch, &alias_name, &name_map), - }; - alias_patches.push((alias_name, aliased)); } } - // Also .brecOn.go and .brecOn.eq — sub-names of brecOn that are + // Also `.brecOn.go` and `.brecOn.eq` — sub-names of `.brecOn` that are // generated for Type-level inductives by build_type_brecon_fvar. for sub in &["go", "eq"] { let rep_base = Name::str(rep.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); let alias_base = Name::str(alias.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()); let rep_name = Name::str(rep_base, sub.to_string()); let alias_name = Name::str(alias_base, sub.to_string()); - if let Some(patch) = patches.get(&rep_name) { - let aliased = rename_patch(patch, &alias_name, &name_map); - alias_patches.push((alias_name, aliased)); + if patches.contains_key(&rep_name) + && lean_env.get(&alias_name).is_some() + { + aliases.insert(alias_name, rep_name); } } @@ -742,9 +770,6 @@ pub(crate) fn generate_aux_patches( // in Lean — only TreeA.rec_1. } } - for (name, patch) in alias_patches { - patches.insert(name, patch); - } // Register original-order auxiliary aliases. When alpha-collapse merges // inductives, the source Lean block may export more nested auxiliaries than @@ -882,139 +907,6 @@ fn is_below_shaped(typ: &LeanExpr) -> bool { } } -/// Extract the parent prefix from a Name. -/// E.g., `A.rec` → `A`, `A.below` → `A`. -fn _name_parent(name: &Name) -> Name { - match name.as_data() { - crate::ix::env::NameData::Str(parent, _, _) - | crate::ix::env::NameData::Num(parent, _, _) => parent.clone(), - crate::ix::env::NameData::Anonymous(_) => Name::anon(), - } -} - -/// Build a name substitution map for aliasing `rep` → `alias`. -/// -/// Covers the inductive itself, its constructors (positional mapping), -/// and all known auxiliary suffixes. This ensures `replace_const_names` -/// rewrites all internal Const references when creating alias patches. -fn build_alias_name_map( - rep: &Name, - alias: &Name, - lean_env: &Arc, -) -> std::collections::HashMap { - let mut map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); - - // Inductive name itself. - map.insert(rep.clone(), alias.clone()); - - // Constructor names: positional mapping rep.ctor_i → alias.ctor_i. - let rep_ctors = match lean_env.get(rep) { - Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), - _ => vec![], - }; - let alias_ctors = match lean_env.get(alias) { - Some(crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), - _ => vec![], - }; - for (rc, ac) in rep_ctors.iter().zip(alias_ctors.iter()) { - map.insert(rc.clone(), ac.clone()); - } - - // Auxiliary suffixes that can appear as Const references inside patch - // expressions. We only list the ones we actually regenerate — auxiliaries - // we don't regenerate (`.noConfusion*`, `.ctorIdx`, etc.) are never - // emitted by this pipeline, so no rename entries are needed for them. - for suffix in &["rec", "recOn", "casesOn", "below", "brecOn"] { - map.insert( - Name::str(rep.clone(), suffix.to_string()), - Name::str(alias.clone(), suffix.to_string()), - ); - } - - // Sub-names of brecOn. - for sub in &["go", "eq"] { - let rep_sub = - Name::str(Name::str(rep.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()), sub.to_string()); - let alias_sub = Name::str( - Name::str(alias.clone(), "brecOn".to_string()), - sub.to_string(), - ); - map.insert(rep_sub, alias_sub); - } - - // Below constructor names (for Prop-level .below inductives). - let rep_below = Name::str(rep.clone(), "below".to_string()); - let alias_below = Name::str(alias.clone(), "below".to_string()); - map.insert(rep_below.clone(), alias_below.clone()); - // Map positional .below constructors: Rep.below.ctor_suffix → Alias.below.ctor_suffix. - for (rc, ac) in rep_ctors.iter().zip(alias_ctors.iter()) { - if let Some(rc_suffix) = rc.strip_prefix(rep) { - let rep_bc = rep_below.append_components(&rc_suffix); - let alias_bc = alias_below.append_components( - &ac.strip_prefix(alias).unwrap_or_else(|| ac.components()), - ); - map.insert(rep_bc, alias_bc); - } - } - - map -} - -/// Clone a PatchedConstant with a new name, rewriting internal Const -/// references via `name_map`. -fn rename_patch( - patch: &PatchedConstant, - new_name: &Name, - name_map: &std::collections::HashMap, -) -> PatchedConstant { - match patch { - PatchedConstant::Rec(r) => { - let mut r2 = r.clone(); - r2.cnst.name = new_name.clone(); - PatchedConstant::Rec(r2) - }, - PatchedConstant::RecOn(d) => PatchedConstant::RecOn(AuxDef { - name: new_name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), - value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), - is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, - }), - PatchedConstant::CasesOn(d) => PatchedConstant::CasesOn(AuxDef { - name: new_name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), - value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), - is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, - }), - PatchedConstant::BelowDef(d) => { - PatchedConstant::BelowDef(below::BelowDef { - name: new_name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), - value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), - is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, - }) - }, - PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(i) => { - // BelowIndc is handled by rename_below_indc at the call site. - // This arm is a fallback — just rename the name. - PatchedConstant::BelowIndc(below::BelowIndc { - name: new_name.clone(), - ..i.clone() - }) - }, - PatchedConstant::BRecOn(d) => PatchedConstant::BRecOn(brecon::BRecOnDef { - name: new_name.clone(), - level_params: d.level_params.clone(), - typ: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.typ, name_map), - value: expr_utils::replace_const_names(&d.value, name_map), - is_unsafe: d.is_unsafe, - is_prop: d.is_prop, - }), - } -} - /// Populate `stt.canon_kenv` with canonical `.below` types and their /// dependencies (parent inductives, constructors, PUnit, PProd). /// diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs index 2d69ba73..a483e83f 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/below.rs @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ use crate::ix::ixon::CompileError; use super::expr_utils::{ LocalDecl, decompose_apps, find_motive_fvar, forall_telescope, fresh_fvar, - instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, replace_const_names, + instantiate1, mk_app_n, mk_const, mk_forall, mk_lambda, }; /// Extract the 1-based suffix index from an auxiliary recursor name of @@ -94,117 +94,6 @@ pub(crate) struct BelowCtor { pub n_fields: usize, } -/// Rename a `BelowIndc` to match a different parent inductive name. -/// -/// Given a canonical `BLE.below` with constructors named after `BLE`'s ctors, -/// produces `BLI.below` with constructors named after `BLI`'s ctors. -/// Uses positional mapping: canonical parent's ctor[i] → target parent's ctor[i]. -/// -/// `canonical_parent`: the representative inductive name (e.g., `BLE`) -/// `lean_env`: to look up constructor names for both parent inductives -/// **Note on level params**: -/// we clone `canonical.level_params` verbatim without renaming, and only -/// rewrite `Const` *names* via `name_map`. This is correct by construction -/// because level params are formal bound variables scoped to the -/// `BelowIndc`: the aliased struct declares `level_params = [u₁..uₙ]` -/// and its body's `Level::param(u_i)` refs are consistent with those same -/// formal names. When an external caller invokes `.below.{v_i}`, -/// the kernel's `instantiate_level_params` binds each formal `u_i` to the -/// concrete `v_i` — identical to how the canonical `.below` works. -/// -/// This means alias blocks whose Lean-source level-param *names* differ -/// (`A.{u}` vs `B.{v}` collapsed to one class) roundtrip correctly: the -/// Ixon form uses formals `[u]` for both, and decompile re-emits those -/// formals. Lean-side naming is purely cosmetic metadata. -pub(crate) fn rename_below_indc( - canonical: &BelowIndc, - new_parent: &Name, - canonical_parent: &Name, - lean_env: &LeanEnv, -) -> BelowIndc { - let new_below_name = Name::str(new_parent.clone(), "below".to_string()); - - // Build a positional map from canonical parent ctor suffix → target parent ctor suffix. - // e.g., BLE.ble → BLI.bli (both at position 0) - let canon_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(canonical_parent) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), - _ => vec![], - }; - let target_ctors: Vec = match lean_env.get(new_parent) { - Some(ConstantInfo::InductInfo(v)) => v.ctors.clone(), - _ => vec![], - }; - - // Build a complete name replacement map for expressions. - // - // The canonical `.below` constructor types contain Const references to: - // 1. The canonical parent inductive (e.g., `BLE` in motive/major domains) - // 2. The canonical `.below` inductive (e.g., `BLE.below` in return type and IH fields) - // 3. The canonical parent's constructors (e.g., `BLE.ble` in the return type) - // - // All three categories must be rewritten to reference the alias target. - let mut name_map = std::collections::HashMap::new(); - name_map.insert(canonical_parent.clone(), new_parent.clone()); - name_map.insert(canonical.name.clone(), new_below_name.clone()); - for (canon_ctor, target_ctor) in canon_ctors.iter().zip(target_ctors.iter()) { - name_map.insert(canon_ctor.clone(), target_ctor.clone()); - } - - // Build suffix map for renaming .below constructor names (structural, not expression-level). - use crate::ix::env::NameComponent; - let suffix_map: Vec<(Vec, Vec)> = canon_ctors - .iter() - .zip(target_ctors.iter()) - .map(|(c, t)| { - let c_suffix = - c.strip_prefix(canonical_parent).unwrap_or_else(|| c.components()); - let t_suffix = - t.strip_prefix(new_parent).unwrap_or_else(|| t.components()); - (c_suffix, t_suffix) - }) - .collect(); - - let renamed_ctors = canonical - .ctors - .iter() - .map(|ctor| { - // Strip the canonical .below prefix to get the ctor suffix components. - let ctor_suffix = ctor - .name - .strip_prefix(&canonical.name) - .unwrap_or_else(|| ctor.name.components()); - - // Look up the positional rename: find which canonical ctor suffix matches. - let new_suffix = suffix_map - .iter() - .find(|(cs, _)| *cs == ctor_suffix) - .map(|(_, ts)| ts.clone()) - .unwrap_or(ctor_suffix); - - BelowCtor { - name: new_below_name.append_components(&new_suffix), - typ: replace_const_names(&ctor.typ, &name_map), - n_params: ctor.n_params, - n_fields: ctor.n_fields, - } - }) - .collect(); - - BelowIndc { - name: new_below_name, - level_params: canonical.level_params.clone(), - n_params: canonical.n_params, - n_indices: canonical.n_indices, - is_reflexive: canonical.is_reflexive, - // `.below` shares the parent's `is_unsafe`; when aliasing across - // alpha-collapsed classes both parents have the same safety (mutual-block - // invariant), so cloning the canonical's flag is correct. - is_unsafe: canonical.is_unsafe, - typ: replace_const_names(&canonical.typ, &name_map), - ctors: renamed_ctors, - } -} - /// Generate `.below` constants for all classes in a block. /// /// For Type-level inductives: generates a `BelowDef` (reducible definition). diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index 47feb88a..cf477d47 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -1447,6 +1447,7 @@ fn build_minor_type( param_fvars, n_params, &mut scope, + stt, ); if let Some(ci) = rec_ci { rec_fields.push((fi, ci)); @@ -1789,6 +1790,7 @@ fn build_rec_rules( ¶m_fvars, n_params, &mut scope, + stt, ) { rec_field_data.push((fv.clone(), target_ci)); } @@ -2055,11 +2057,31 @@ fn has_deeper_str(n: &Name) -> bool { /// inductives (returning its class index), using kernel WHNF to see /// through reducible-alias heads. /// -/// Peels foralls from `dom` with fresh FVars, delta-unfolds the head at -/// each step via [`TcScope::whnf_lean`], then inspects the final head: -/// if it's a `Const` naming a member of `classes` whose param slots -/// match `param_fvars` (or, for aux members, whose spec-param slots -/// match), the class index is returned. +/// Inspects the final head: if it's a `Const` naming a member of +/// `classes` whose param slots match `param_fvars` (or, for aux members, +/// whose spec-param slots match), the class index is returned. +/// +/// **Two-phase strategy: syntactic first, kernel WHNF as fallback.** The +/// kernel's content hash for `Const` is name-erased +/// (`expr.rs::cnst_hash` includes only `id.addr`), and the WHNF cache is +/// keyed by that hash. So if alpha-collapse makes two source names share +/// one canonical address (e.g. `A` and `B` collapse, or `_nested.List_1` +/// and `_nested.List_2` collapse via shared block-member addresses) and +/// the cache has previously seen one variant, a later `whnf_lean` call +/// may return the **other** variant's display name — the addresses are +/// equal but the `Name` carried back is whichever was inserted first. +/// +/// Source-shape singleton-class aux_gen needs the original source name +/// to dispatch to the right motive (class `[A]` vs class `[B]`, +/// `_nested.List_1` vs `_nested.List_2`). Phase 1 peels `ForallE` foralls +/// syntactically (no kernel call) and matches the source-name head +/// directly. This handles direct (`A`), parameterized (`List A`), and +/// higher-order (`Nat → A`, `(α → β) → A`) recursive fields without ever +/// touching the kernel cache. Phase 2 only runs when Phase 1 fails to +/// find a recursive target, which is exactly the case where `dom`'s +/// peeled head is a reducible alias not in `classes` +/// (`Set σ := σ → Prop`, `constType := λ α. α → α`); WHNF then +/// delta-unfolds it. /// /// Mirrors Lean's `kernel/inductive.cpp::is_rec_argument`. The TcScope /// is left balanced on return — every local pushed during peeling is @@ -2070,7 +2092,34 @@ fn find_rec_target( param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], n_params: usize, scope: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, + _stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, ) -> Option { + // Phase 1: syntactic peel + match. Walk `ForallE` binders without any + // kernel WHNF, instantiating each body with a fresh FVar. The final + // head's source name is preserved exactly, so source-shape singleton + // generation dispatches correctly even when the head is one half of + // an alpha-collapsed pair (whose canonical address would otherwise be + // cache-aliased to its twin's display name during WHNF). + let mut ty = dom.clone(); + loop { + if let Some(ci) = + match_classes_against_app(&ty, classes, param_fvars, n_params) + { + return Some(ci); + } + match ty.as_data() { + ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { + let (_, fv) = fresh_fvar("frt_syn", 0); + ty = instantiate1(body, &fv); + }, + _ => break, + } + } + + // Phase 2: WHNF fallback for reducible-alias heads. Phase 1 didn't + // find a class-member head at any peeling depth, so either the field + // doesn't reference a class member at all, or the head is a reducible + // alias that needs delta-unfolding to expose the underlying inductive. let mut ty = scope.whnf_lean(dom); let mut pushed: Vec = Vec::new(); while let ExprData::ForallE(name, d, body, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { @@ -2088,35 +2137,70 @@ fn find_rec_target( // Pop all peel-locals — keep the caller's scope balanced. scope.pop_locals(&pushed); - let (head, args) = decompose_apps(&ty); - if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() { - for (ci, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { - if !class.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name) { - continue; - } - if !class.is_aux { - if args.len() >= n_params - && args[..n_params] - .iter() - .zip(param_fvars.iter()) - .all(|(a, p)| a.get_hash() == p.get_hash()) - { - return Some(ci); - } - continue; - } - let sp_fvars = - instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, param_fvars); - let n_par = class.own_params; - if args.len() >= n_par - && sp_fvars.len() == n_par - && args[..n_par] + if std::env::var("IX_FIND_REC_TARGET_DUMP").ok().is_some_and(|filter| { + let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&ty); + matches!(h.as_data(), ExprData::Const(n, _, _) if n.pretty().contains(&filter)) + }) { + let (h, args) = decompose_apps(&ty); + if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = h.as_data() { + eprintln!( + "[find_rec_target] (whnf path) head={} args={} n_params={} classes={:?}", + name.pretty(), + args.len(), + n_params, + classes + .iter() + .map(|c| c.all_names.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>()) + .collect::>() + ); + } + } + match_classes_against_app(&ty, classes, param_fvars, n_params) +} + +/// Helper for [`find_rec_target`]: match an `App`-spine against the +/// block's classes by source name. +/// +/// Decomposes `ty` into head + args. If the head is a `Const` whose +/// name appears in some `class.all_names`, validates the param/spec_param +/// slots match the recursor's outer params (`param_fvars`) and returns +/// the class index. +fn match_classes_against_app( + ty: &LeanExpr, + classes: &[FlatInfo], + param_fvars: &[LeanExpr], + n_params: usize, +) -> Option { + let (head, args) = decompose_apps(ty); + let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = head.as_data() else { + return None; + }; + for (ci, class) in classes.iter().enumerate() { + if !class.all_names.iter().any(|n| n == name) { + continue; + } + if !class.is_aux { + if args.len() >= n_params + && args[..n_params] .iter() - .zip(sp_fvars.iter()) - .all(|(a, sp)| a.get_hash() == sp.get_hash()) + .zip(param_fvars.iter()) + .all(|(a, p)| a.get_hash() == p.get_hash()) { return Some(ci); } + continue; + } + let sp_fvars = + instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, param_fvars); + let n_par = class.own_params; + if args.len() >= n_par + && sp_fvars.len() == n_par + && args[..n_par] + .iter() + .zip(sp_fvars.iter()) + .all(|(a, sp)| a.get_hash() == sp.get_hash()) + { + return Some(ci); } } None @@ -2778,6 +2862,50 @@ mod tests { (env, a, b) } + fn insert_aux_stub_rec(env: &mut LeanEnv, all: &[Name], ind: &Name) -> Name { + let rec_name = Name::str(ind.clone(), "rec".into()); + env.insert( + rec_name.clone(), + ConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: rec_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + }, + all: all.to_vec(), + num_params: Nat::from(0u64), + num_indices: Nat::from(0u64), + num_motives: Nat::from(0u64), + num_minors: Nat::from(0u64), + rules: vec![], + k: false, + is_unsafe: false, + }), + ); + rec_name + } + + fn insert_aux_stub_def(env: &mut LeanEnv, ind: &Name, suffix: &str) -> Name { + use crate::ix::env::{DefinitionSafety, DefinitionVal, ReducibilityHints}; + + let def_name = Name::str(ind.clone(), suffix.into()); + env.insert( + def_name.clone(), + ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { + cnst: ConstantVal { + name: def_name.clone(), + level_params: vec![], + typ: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + }, + value: LeanExpr::sort(Level::zero()), + hints: ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, + safety: DefinitionSafety::Safe, + all: vec![], + }), + ); + def_name + } + /// Build a 3-way alpha-collapse: A→B→C→A cycle, all Prop. fn build_alpha_collapse_3_env() -> (LeanEnv, Name, Name, Name) { let hyg = Name::num( @@ -3442,6 +3570,116 @@ mod tests { } } + #[test] + fn test_alpha_collapse_sort_consts_groups_inductives() { + use crate::ix::compile::{BlockCache, mk_indc, sort_consts}; + use crate::ix::env::ConstantInfo as LeanCI; + use crate::ix::mutual::MutConst; + + let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut cache = BlockCache::default(); + + let mut cs = Vec::new(); + for name in [&a, &b] { + match env.get(name) { + Some(LeanCI::InductInfo(v)) => { + cs.push(MutConst::Indc( + mk_indc(v, &std::sync::Arc::new(env.clone())).unwrap(), + )); + }, + _ => panic!("missing inductive {}", name.pretty()), + } + } + + let refs: Vec<&MutConst> = cs.iter().collect(); + let classes = sort_consts(&refs, &mut cache, &stt).unwrap(); + assert_eq!(classes.len(), 1, "A and B should alpha-collapse to one class"); + let collapsed: Vec = classes[0].iter().map(|c| c.name()).collect(); + assert_eq!(collapsed.len(), 2); + assert!(collapsed.contains(&a), "collapsed class should contain A"); + assert!(collapsed.contains(&b), "collapsed class should contain B"); + } + + #[test] + fn test_alpha_collapse_compile_env_addresses_inductives_and_ctors() { + use crate::ix::compile::env::compile_env; + + let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let lean_env = std::sync::Arc::new(env); + let stt = compile_env(&lean_env) + .expect("compile_env should compile the minimal AlphaCollapse block"); + + let a_addr = stt.resolve_addr(&a).expect("A should resolve"); + let b_addr = stt.resolve_addr(&b).expect("B should resolve"); + assert_eq!(a_addr, b_addr, "A and B should share one inductive address"); + + let a_ctor = Name::str(a.clone(), "a".into()); + let b_ctor = Name::str(b.clone(), "b".into()); + let a_ctor_addr = stt.resolve_addr(&a_ctor).expect("A.a should resolve"); + let b_ctor_addr = stt.resolve_addr(&b_ctor).expect("B.b should resolve"); + assert_eq!( + a_ctor_addr, b_ctor_addr, + "A.a and B.b should share one constructor address", + ); + } + + #[test] + fn test_alpha_collapse_aux_gen_aliases_primary_aux_to_rep() { + use crate::ix::compile::aux_gen::{self, PatchedConstant}; + + let (mut env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let all = vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]; + + let a_rec = insert_aux_stub_rec(&mut env, &all, &a); + let b_rec = insert_aux_stub_rec(&mut env, &all, &b); + let a_cases = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &a, "casesOn"); + let b_cases = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &b, "casesOn"); + let a_rec_on = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &a, "recOn"); + let b_rec_on = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &b, "recOn"); + let a_below = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &a, "below"); + let b_below = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &b, "below"); + let a_brecon = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &a, "brecOn"); + let b_brecon = insert_aux_stub_def(&mut env, &b, "brecOn"); + + let stt = crate::ix::compile::CompileState::default(); + let mut kctx = crate::ix::compile::KernelCtx::new(); + let out = aux_gen::generate_aux_patches( + &[vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]], + &all, + &std::sync::Arc::new(env), + &stt, + &mut kctx, + ) + .unwrap(); + + assert!( + matches!(out.patches.get(&a_rec), Some(PatchedConstant::Rec(_))), + "representative recursor should be generated", + ); + + for (alias, rep) in [ + (&b_rec, &a_rec), + (&b_cases, &a_cases), + (&b_rec_on, &a_rec_on), + (&b_below, &a_below), + (&b_brecon, &a_brecon), + ] { + assert_eq!( + out.aliases.get(alias), + Some(rep), + "{} should alias to representative {}", + alias.pretty(), + rep.pretty(), + ); + assert!( + !out.patches.contains_key(alias), + "{} should not get a separate deep-renamed patch", + alias.pretty(), + ); + } + } + /// 3b. Alpha-collapse 3-way: A→B→C→A cycle, all Prop → 1 class. #[test] fn test_aux_gen_alpha_collapse_3() { diff --git a/src/ix/congruence.rs b/src/ix/congruence.rs index 8996fb79..4f075020 100644 --- a/src/ix/congruence.rs +++ b/src/ix/congruence.rs @@ -17,15 +17,62 @@ pub mod perm; use crate::ix::env::{ConstantInfo, Expr, ExprData, Level, LevelData, Literal}; use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; -/// Check that two Lean levels are structurally equal. +/// Check that two Lean levels are equal modulo the same simplifications +/// `Level::max_smart` / `Level::imax_smart` perform. +/// +/// Why normalize: `aux_gen::expr_utils::subst_level` routes through the +/// smart constructors so substituted levels match the form the kernel +/// produces post-ingress (see commit `ec95312` "Align nested-aux canonical +/// order"). Lean's own `Level.instantiateParams` keeps the un-simplified +/// factored form, so the same source-level expression can appear as +/// `Sort (max u u)` from Lean and `Sort u` from aux_gen — semantically +/// equal but structurally distinct. Strict structural comparison would +/// flag every such case as a congruence failure on nested inductives; +/// normalizing both sides through the same `max_smart` / `imax_smart` +/// simplifier closes the gap without weakening the comparator (the smart +/// constructor only applies semantically-valid simplifications: +/// `max(a,a) = a`, zero absorption, same-base offset, `Max` absorption, +/// and the analogous `imax` rules). +/// +/// `Succ` is intentionally **not** normalized: Lean and aux_gen both +/// preserve the factored form, so distributing `Succ` over `Max` would +/// only introduce drift. See the "Use raw Level::succ" comment that lived +/// in `expr_utils::subst_level` prior to `ec95312`. pub fn level_alpha_eq(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Result<(), String> { + level_alpha_eq_struct(&normalize_level(a), &normalize_level(b)) +} + +/// Normalize a level by applying `Level::max_smart` / `Level::imax_smart` +/// bottom-up. Idempotent. `Succ` is left raw (see [`level_alpha_eq`]). +fn normalize_level(l: &Level) -> Level { + match l.as_data() { + LevelData::Zero(_) | LevelData::Param(_, _) | LevelData::Mvar(_, _) => { + l.clone() + }, + LevelData::Succ(inner, _) => Level::succ(normalize_level(inner)), + LevelData::Max(x, y, _) => { + Level::max_smart(normalize_level(x), normalize_level(y)) + }, + LevelData::Imax(x, y, _) => { + Level::imax_smart(normalize_level(x), normalize_level(y)) + }, + } +} + +/// Strict structural alpha-equivalence on already-normalized levels. +/// Direct callers should go through [`level_alpha_eq`] so both sides +/// are normalized first; this helper exists only to avoid re-normalizing +/// at every recursion step. +fn level_alpha_eq_struct(a: &Level, b: &Level) -> Result<(), String> { match (a.as_data(), b.as_data()) { (LevelData::Zero(_), LevelData::Zero(_)) => Ok(()), - (LevelData::Succ(a1, _), LevelData::Succ(b1, _)) => level_alpha_eq(a1, b1), + (LevelData::Succ(a1, _), LevelData::Succ(b1, _)) => { + level_alpha_eq_struct(a1, b1) + }, (LevelData::Max(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Max(b1, b2, _)) | (LevelData::Imax(a1, a2, _), LevelData::Imax(b1, b2, _)) => { - level_alpha_eq(a1, b1)?; - level_alpha_eq(a2, b2) + level_alpha_eq_struct(a1, b1)?; + level_alpha_eq_struct(a2, b2) }, (LevelData::Param(_, _), LevelData::Param(_, _)) => { // Positional: both sides have the same level_params order, @@ -349,3 +396,140 @@ fn ci_tag(ci: &ConstantInfo) -> &'static str { ConstantInfo::RecInfo(_) => "Rec", } } + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + //! Regression tests for [`level_alpha_eq`] level normalization. + //! + //! Each test pairs a Lean-source-shaped level (raw `Level::max` / + //! `Level::imax`, as `Level.instantiateParams` would emit) with the + //! aux_gen-shaped level that `subst_level`'s smart-constructor route + //! produces for the same input. Pre-fix (strict structural compare), + //! every pair would fail with "level mismatch". Post-fix, they pass. + //! + //! The cases mirror the simplifications inside `Level::max_smart` / + //! `Level::imax_smart` (see `src/ix/env.rs:340-404`), so they double + //! as a contract test for those constructors. + use super::*; + use crate::ix::env::Name; + fn p(s: &str) -> Level { + Level::param(Name::str(Name::anon(), s.to_string())) + } + fn z() -> Level { + Level::zero() + } + fn s(l: Level) -> Level { + Level::succ(l) + } + /// Raw `Level::max` (no simplification) — what Lean's exporter and + /// `Level.instantiateParams` produce. + fn m(x: Level, y: Level) -> Level { + Level::max(x, y) + } + /// Raw `Level::imax`. + fn im(x: Level, y: Level) -> Level { + Level::imax(x, y) + } + + /// `max(a, a) = a` — the canonical aux_gen vs Lean divergence on + /// nested-aux level args from `ec95312` (the `Sort (max 1 1)` vs + /// `Sort 1` example in the commit message). + #[test] + fn level_max_same_arg_dedup() { + let lean = m(s(z()), s(z())); + let aux_gen = s(z()); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean, &aux_gen).is_ok()); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&aux_gen, &lean).is_ok()); + } + + /// `max(0, x) = x` — Zero absorption. + #[test] + fn level_max_zero_absorption() { + let u = p("u"); + let lean = m(z(), u.clone()); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean, &u).is_ok()); + let lean_r = m(u.clone(), z()); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean_r, &u).is_ok()); + } + + /// `max(succ x, succ y)` with `x == y` collapses to `succ x`. + #[test] + fn level_max_same_base_succ() { + let u = p("u"); + let lean = m(s(u.clone()), s(u.clone())); + let aux_gen = s(u); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean, &aux_gen).is_ok()); + } + + /// `max(succ^n x, succ^m x) = succ^max(n,m) x` — same-base offset. + #[test] + fn level_max_same_base_different_offsets() { + let u = p("u"); + let lean = m(s(u.clone()), s(s(u.clone()))); + let aux_gen = s(s(u)); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean, &aux_gen).is_ok()); + } + + /// `imax(_, succ _) = max(_, succ _)` — succ-headed second arg. + #[test] + fn level_imax_succ_collapses_to_max() { + let u = p("u"); + let v = p("v"); + let lean = im(u.clone(), s(v.clone())); + let aux_gen = m(u, s(v)); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean, &aux_gen).is_ok()); + } + + /// `imax(_, 0) = 0`. + #[test] + fn level_imax_zero_second_arg() { + let u = p("u"); + let lean = im(u, z()); + let aux_gen = z(); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean, &aux_gen).is_ok()); + } + + /// Nested `max` absorption: `max(a, max(a, b)) = max(a, b)`. + #[test] + fn level_max_absorption_left_in_right() { + let u = p("u"); + let v = p("v"); + let lean = m(u.clone(), m(u.clone(), v.clone())); + let aux_gen = m(u, v); + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&lean, &aux_gen).is_ok()); + } + + /// Strict structural mismatch is still rejected — sanity check that + /// normalization didn't accidentally make `level_alpha_eq` reflexive + /// over unrelated levels. + #[test] + fn level_genuinely_different_still_rejected() { + let u = p("u"); + let v = p("v"); + // succ u vs max u v — neither side reduces; strict compare disagrees. + assert!(level_alpha_eq(&s(u.clone()), &m(u, v)).is_err()); + } + + /// Normalization is idempotent: applying it twice doesn't change the + /// result. Guards against future smart-constructor changes that lose + /// idempotency (which would make `level_alpha_eq_struct`'s assumption + /// "post-normalize subterms are normalized" silently invalid). + #[test] + fn level_normalize_idempotent() { + let u = p("u"); + let v = p("v"); + let cases = [ + m(s(z()), s(z())), + m(z(), u.clone()), + m(u.clone(), m(u.clone(), v.clone())), + im(u.clone(), s(v.clone())), + im(u, z()), + m(s(v.clone()), s(s(v))), + ]; + for l in &cases { + let n1 = normalize_level(l); + let n2 = normalize_level(&n1); + assert_eq!(n1, n2, "normalize_level not idempotent on {}", l.pretty()); + } + } +} diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs index b7d8be0c..a9323339 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/def_eq.rs @@ -141,8 +141,7 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { return Ok(cached); } if cheap_mode - && let Some(cached) = - self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.get(&cache_key).copied() + && let Some(cached) = self.env.def_eq_cheap_cache.get(&cache_key).copied() { if cached { self.env.def_eq_cache.insert(cache_key, true); diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs index 6ff8be36..aeec2727 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/equiv.rs @@ -148,16 +148,10 @@ mod tests { fn test_basic_equiv() { let mut em = EquivManager::new(); let zero = addr(0); - assert!( - !em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(200), zero)) - ); + assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(200), zero))); em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero), (addr(200), zero)); - assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(200), zero)) - ); - assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(200), zero), &(addr(100), zero)) - ); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(200), zero))); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(200), zero), &(addr(100), zero))); } #[test] @@ -166,9 +160,7 @@ mod tests { let zero = addr(0); em.add_equiv((addr(100), zero), (addr(200), zero)); em.add_equiv((addr(200), zero), (addr(300), zero)); - assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(300), zero)) - ); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), zero), &(addr(300), zero))); } #[test] @@ -177,9 +169,7 @@ mod tests { let ctx1 = addr(1); let ctx2 = addr(2); em.add_equiv((addr(100), ctx1), (addr(200), ctx1)); - assert!( - em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx1), &(addr(200), ctx1)) - ); + assert!(em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx1), &(addr(200), ctx1))); assert!(!em.is_equiv(&(addr(100), ctx2), &(addr(200), ctx2))); } } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs index c4626fdd..b1ee08f9 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/inductive.rs @@ -4137,8 +4137,7 @@ re-run with `IX_RECURSOR_DUMP={}` for the full breakdown.", } // Re-check the majors cache. let majors_key = self.gather_peer_majors(&rec_block)?; - match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() - { + match self.env.rec_majors_cache.get(&majors_key).cloned() { Some(block_id) => block_id, None => { return Err(TcError::Other( diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs index c3ad82cb..95f0232b 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/infer.rs @@ -21,6 +21,14 @@ use super::tc::{TypeChecker, collect_app_spine}; static IX_APP_DIFF: LazyLock = LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_APP_DIFF").is_ok()); +/// Dump the full function/type/argument context when App inference fails +/// because the inferred function type is not a forall. Off by default: these +/// terms can be enormous in mathlib and hide the constant-level failure line. +/// Set `IX_INFER_APP_FORALL_DUMP=1`, optionally with +/// `IX_KERNEL_DEBUG_CONST=`, for targeted debugging. +static IX_INFER_APP_FORALL_DUMP: LazyLock = + LazyLock::new(|| std::env::var("IX_INFER_APP_FORALL_DUMP").is_ok()); + /// When set, log every 100K `infer` entries (total, across cache hits /// and real calls). A check using millions of infer calls points to a /// bloated term or a mis-firing cache. Pairs with `IX_DEF_EQ_COUNT_LOG` @@ -104,23 +112,29 @@ impl TypeChecker<'_, M> { ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { let f_ty = self.infer(f)?; let (dom, cod) = self.ensure_forall(&f_ty).inspect_err(|_err| { - eprintln!("[infer App] ensure_forall FAILED"); - eprintln!(" f: {f}"); - eprintln!(" f_ty: {f_ty}"); - eprintln!(" f_ty addr: {:?}", f_ty.addr()); - eprintln!(" a: {a}"); - if let ExprData::App(ff, fa, _) = f.data() { - eprintln!(" ff: {ff}"); - eprintln!(" ff addr: {:?}", ff.addr()); - if let Ok(ff_ty) = self.infer(ff) { - eprintln!(" ff_ty: {ff_ty}"); - eprintln!(" ff_ty addr: {:?}", ff_ty.addr()); - if let Ok((dom2, cod2)) = self.ensure_forall(&ff_ty) { - eprintln!(" ff_ty dom: {dom2}"); - eprintln!(" ff_ty cod: {cod2}"); + if *IX_INFER_APP_FORALL_DUMP && self.debug_label_matches_env() { + eprintln!("[infer App] ensure_forall FAILED"); + eprintln!( + " const: {}", + self.debug_label.as_deref().unwrap_or("") + ); + eprintln!(" f: {f}"); + eprintln!(" f_ty: {f_ty}"); + eprintln!(" f_ty addr: {:?}", f_ty.addr()); + eprintln!(" a: {a}"); + if let ExprData::App(ff, fa, _) = f.data() { + eprintln!(" ff: {ff}"); + eprintln!(" ff addr: {:?}", ff.addr()); + if let Ok(ff_ty) = self.infer(ff) { + eprintln!(" ff_ty: {ff_ty}"); + eprintln!(" ff_ty addr: {:?}", ff_ty.addr()); + if let Ok((dom2, cod2)) = self.ensure_forall(&ff_ty) { + eprintln!(" ff_ty dom: {dom2}"); + eprintln!(" ff_ty cod: {cod2}"); + } } + eprintln!(" fa: {fa}"); } - eprintln!(" fa: {fa}"); } })?; if !infer_only { diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs index 12ac61ce..5ad99bc5 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/primitive.rs @@ -547,10 +547,10 @@ impl PrimAddrs { "7105eaf4c52ce3a19372a87fac57a8f9598a246334ce6effaee3e48e7e6d3aad", ), string_back: h( - "5137669b3f13d32c61880fb57db0ba0f9aa1acc245856768958f219f6b38328a", + "11baba55cbdf3649fc1b696c2e775696e995c38ef313cf276553e1898da45e0f", ), string_legacy_back: h( - "13ae83b2ccf25ad37aa682a4a21eda0145ce95788b831d9ab1c55cf2b006df13", + "998c3e640c8b3a35c627200dcd694f67f8b1d41e68760c90e361da24734d39bc", ), string_utf8_byte_size: h( "11ea1432562b1132853f173fda9add591b0606a8dee36b00f71bec2967fb6447", diff --git a/src/lean.rs b/src/lean.rs index 99207971..41b05753 100644 --- a/src/lean.rs +++ b/src/lean.rs @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ lean_ffi::lean_inductive! { LeanIxonConstructorProj [ { num_obj: 1, num_64: 2 } ]; LeanIxonRecursorProj [ { num_obj: 1, num_64: 1 } ]; LeanIxonDefinitionProj [ { num_obj: 1, num_64: 1 } ]; - LeanIxonNamed [ { num_obj: 2 } ]; + LeanIxonNamed [ { num_obj: 3 } ]; LeanIxonComm [ { num_obj: 2 } ]; LeanIxonConstant [ { num_obj: 4 } ]; LeanIxonRawConst [ { num_obj: 2 } ]; @@ -97,6 +97,7 @@ lean_ffi::lean_inductive! { { num_obj: 6, num_64: 1 }, // tag 4: indc { num_obj: 4, num_64: 1 }, // tag 5: ctor { num_obj: 7, num_64: 1 }, // tag 6: recr + { num_obj: 1 }, // tag 7: muts ]; LeanIxonDataValue [ From d9e0fbb75cb49e56e8686c4305152c500cbaa2c4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Fri, 1 May 2026 17:28:38 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 27/34] aux_gen: source-shape-preserving WHNF + Phase 1 cache prewarming MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three changes that all trace back to alpha-invariant `cnst_hash` (8f15dc0): the kernel WHNF cache is keyed by content address only, so display names alias across alpha-twin pairs (`Paths` vs `Symmetrify`, `_nested.List_1` vs `_nested.List_2`, etc.). Aux generation is source-shape-sensitive — the regenerated recursor must keep the caller's Lean spelling so motives, IH telescopes, and class dispatch line up with what Lean's exporter emitted. decompose_inductive_type: syntactic-first peeling. The stored inductive type is already a forall telescope and Lean's exporter doesn't WHNF its index domains either, so eager WHNF drifts binders away from source shape. We now WHNF only when the current head isn't already a forall — both before the param loop and between substitutions — which still exposes reducible-alias targets like `Set σ := σ → Prop` while leaving the common case untouched. TcScope::whnf_lean: source-name overlay on egress. Callers that genuinely need WHNF can still get the cached twin's name back. After egressing the kernel result we overlay the caller's source names structurally: * if the kernel content hash is unchanged, walk the generated/source pair in lockstep and copy `Const`, `Proj`, and binder names verbatim while keeping the reduced levels and subterms (resolved via `same_resolved_name_addr` so display-name aliases match); * if WHNF actually reduced, collect source-shaped subterm hints (`App`, `Proj`, no BVars — de Bruijn indices are unstable under freshly-exposed binders) keyed by kernel content hash, then re-spell matching subterms inside the reduct. This keeps the structural reduct that callers like `build_ih_type_fvar` / `build_rule_ih_fvar` and singleton-class dispatch see, but with the caller's display names restored. find_rec_target: Phase 1/2 split + WHNF cache prewarming. Phase 1 still peels `ForallE` syntactically and matches against `classes` without touching the kernel cache, so source-shape singleton generation dispatches correctly even when the head is one half of an alpha-collapsed pair. The change: even on a Phase 1 hit we now run a single `scope.whnf_lean(dom)` before returning, so the per-worker WHNF cache is warm for the downstream `build_ih_type_fvar` / `build_rule_ih_fvar` calls that re-WHNF the same `field_dom`. Without this prewarming, every recursive field's downstream WHNF is cold and the cumulative cost dominates wall-clock time on mathlib-scale runs (hundreds of seconds in Phase 5 Pass 2). Phase 2's `IX_FIND_REC_TARGET_DUMP` debug instrumentation is removed. --- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 453 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 77 ++--- 2 files changed, 475 insertions(+), 55 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index c826c4b9..b01232ce 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -137,20 +137,40 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( // `Var` bound to a `let` binding — rare but possible in principle). let mut scope = TcScope::new(param_fvars, &ind.cnst.level_params, stt, kctx); - // Initial WHNF — the stored type may start with a reducible head - // (unusual for Lean-generated types, but cheap insurance matching the - // `whnf(t);` before the main loop in `mk_rec_infos`). - let mut cur = scope.whnf_lean(&ty); + // **Syntactic-first peeling.** The stored inductive type for a + // Lean-generated `inductive` declaration is already a forall telescope + // — we don't want to WHNF its index domains, because: + // 1. Lean's exporter doesn't WHNF them either, so any unfolding we + // do here drifts the regenerated recursor's binders away from + // the source-shape form Lean's recursor preserves. + // 2. Under alpha-invariant `cnst_hash` (commit 8f15dc0), the kernel + // WHNF cache is keyed by content address only — display names + // get aliased across alpha-twin or wrapper-def pairs (`Paths` vs + // `Symmetrify`, etc.). A "no-op" cache hit then silently rewrites + // the binder's domain to the cached twin's name. + // + // We still call WHNF *if and only if* the current head isn't already + // a forall, to expose hidden Pis behind reducible-alias targets like + // `Set σ := σ → Prop` (kernel/inductive.cpp's `mk_rec_infos` parity). + let mut cur = ty; + if !matches!(cur.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..)) { + cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); + } // Instantiate `n_params` leading Pi's with the caller's param FVars. - // WHNF after each substitution to expose any alias introduced by the - // substitution (e.g., a param whose domain mentions a reducible def). + // No WHNF between substitutions — body remains source-shape unless a + // post-substitution head is non-Pi, in which case we trigger a + // targeted WHNF below. for (p, param_fvar) in param_fvars.iter().take(n_params).enumerate() { match cur.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { let param_fv = LeanExpr::fvar(param_fvar.fvar_name.clone()); cur = instantiate1(body, ¶m_fv); - cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); + if !matches!(cur.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..)) { + // Post-substitution head isn't a forall — try delta-unfolding + // a reducible alias to expose any remaining params. + cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); + } }, _ => { return Err(CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { @@ -167,11 +187,24 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( // Peel all remaining leading Pi's as indices. Matches Lean's // `while (is_pi(t)) { ... }` — we don't impose a count; the stored // `num_indices` is informational, but authoritative count comes from - // actual post-WHNF binders. This is what handles the `Set σ`-style - // reducible-alias target case. + // actual binders. The same syntactic-first / WHNF-on-stuck pattern + // as above keeps source names verbatim for ordinary index telescopes + // while still handling the `Set σ`-style reducible-alias target case. let mut indices: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut idx_i = 0usize; - while let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() { + loop { + if !matches!(cur.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..)) { + // Try delta-unfolding once to expose hidden foralls. + let after = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); + if !matches!(after.as_data(), ExprData::ForallE(..)) { + cur = after; + break; + } + cur = after; + } + let ExprData::ForallE(name, dom, body, bi, _) = cur.as_data() else { + break; + }; let (fv_name, fv) = fresh_fvar("idx", idx_i); let decl = LocalDecl { fvar_name: fv_name, @@ -182,7 +215,6 @@ pub(super) fn decompose_inductive_type( scope.push_locals(std::slice::from_ref(&decl)); indices.push(decl); cur = instantiate1(body, &fv); - cur = scope.whnf_lean(&cur); idx_i += 1; } @@ -2573,7 +2605,36 @@ impl<'a> TcScope<'a> { Ok(k) => k, Err(_) => return ty.clone(), }; - kexpr_to_lean(&whnfed, depth, &self.fvar_levels, 0, self.param_names) + let out = + kexpr_to_lean(&whnfed, depth, &self.fvar_levels, 0, self.param_names); + // The kernel hashes `Const` nodes by content address, not display name. + // A WHNF cache hit can therefore return an expression with the right + // address but the wrong source name (`Paths` vs `Symmetrify`). When WHNF + // is a no-op modulo metadata/name erasure, overlay the caller's source + // names back onto the egressed expression structurally. If WHNF really + // reduced, preserve the reduced structure but restore any source subterms + // that were copied into the reduct under an aliased display name. + if whnfed.hash_key() == kexpr.hash_key() { + restore_source_names_same_content(&out, ty, self.stt) + } else { + let mut source_name_hints = FxHashMap::default(); + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + ty, + &self.fvar_levels, + depth, + self.param_names, + self.stt, + &mut source_name_hints, + ); + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + &out, + &self.fvar_levels, + depth, + self.param_names, + self.stt, + &source_name_hints, + ) + } } /// Check whether two `LeanExpr` types are definitionally equal in the @@ -2727,6 +2788,374 @@ pub(super) fn kexpr_to_lean( .fold(inner, |acc, kvs| LeanExpr::mdata(kvs.clone(), acc)) } +fn source_name_hint_candidate(expr: &LeanExpr) -> bool { + matches!(expr.as_data(), ExprData::App(..) | ExprData::Proj(..)) +} + +/// Collect source-shaped subterms that WHNF may copy into a reduct. +/// +/// Keys use the kernel content hash so alpha-collapsed aliases like +/// `CategoryTheory.Paths V` and `Quiver.Symmetrify V` line up, while values +/// keep the Lean display names from the caller. We skip BVar-containing terms: +/// WHNF may lift copied arguments under freshly-exposed binders, so matching +/// those by raw de Bruijn indices would be unstable. +fn collect_lean_source_name_hints( + source: &LeanExpr, + fvar_levels: &FxHashMap, + depth: usize, + param_names: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + out: &mut FxHashMap, +) { + if source_name_hint_candidate(source) && !expr_has_bvar(source) { + let key = + to_kexpr_static(source, fvar_levels, depth, param_names, stt).hash_key(); + out.entry(key).or_insert_with(|| source.clone()); + } + + match source.as_data() { + ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) => collect_lean_source_name_hints( + inner, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ), + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => { + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + f, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ); + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + a, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ); + }, + ExprData::ForallE(_, d, b, _, _) | ExprData::Lam(_, d, b, _, _) => { + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + d, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ); + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + b, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ); + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + t, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ); + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + v, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ); + collect_lean_source_name_hints( + b, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ); + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, v, _) => collect_lean_source_name_hints( + v, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + out, + ), + _ => {}, + } +} + +/// Restore source spellings for copied subterms after a real WHNF reduction. +/// +/// This is intentionally subterm-based rather than whole-expression based: +/// unfolding a reducible alias such as `HomRel (Paths (Symmetrify V))` should +/// keep the expanded `∀` telescope, but the repeated argument subterms inside +/// that telescope should retain the caller's `Symmetrify` spelling instead of +/// whichever same-address alias the kernel cache/intern table already held. +fn restore_lean_source_name_hints( + generated: &LeanExpr, + fvar_levels: &FxHashMap, + depth: usize, + param_names: &[Name], + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, + hints: &FxHashMap, +) -> LeanExpr { + if source_name_hint_candidate(generated) && !expr_has_bvar(generated) { + let key = to_kexpr_static(generated, fvar_levels, depth, param_names, stt) + .hash_key(); + if let Some(source) = hints.get(&key) { + return source.clone(); + } + } + + match generated.as_data() { + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => LeanExpr::app( + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + f, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + a, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + ), + ExprData::ForallE(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::all( + n.clone(), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + d, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + b, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::Lam(n, d, b, bi, _) => LeanExpr::lam( + n.clone(), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + d, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + b, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + bi.clone(), + ), + ExprData::LetE(n, t, v, b, nd, _) => LeanExpr::letE( + n.clone(), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + t, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + v, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + b, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + *nd, + ), + ExprData::Proj(n, i, v, _) => LeanExpr::proj( + n.clone(), + i.clone(), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + v, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + ), + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, v, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( + kvs.clone(), + restore_lean_source_name_hints( + v, + fvar_levels, + depth, + param_names, + stt, + hints, + ), + ), + _ => generated.clone(), + } +} + +fn expr_has_bvar(expr: &LeanExpr) -> bool { + match expr.as_data() { + ExprData::Bvar(..) => true, + ExprData::App(f, a, _) => expr_has_bvar(f) || expr_has_bvar(a), + ExprData::ForallE(_, d, b, _, _) | ExprData::Lam(_, d, b, _, _) => { + expr_has_bvar(d) || expr_has_bvar(b) + }, + ExprData::LetE(_, t, v, b, _, _) => { + expr_has_bvar(t) || expr_has_bvar(v) || expr_has_bvar(b) + }, + ExprData::Proj(_, _, v, _) | ExprData::Mdata(_, v, _) => expr_has_bvar(v), + _ => false, + } +} + +/// Restore source-side display names after a WHNF roundtrip that did not +/// change the expression's kernel content hash. +/// +/// Kernel cache keys intentionally ignore `KId.name`, so two content-equal +/// aliases can share a WHNF result that carries whichever name populated the +/// cache first. Aux generation is source-shape-sensitive, so when the input and +/// output are equal as kernel content we prefer the caller's Lean names while +/// keeping the output's reduced levels/subterms. Real reductions are filtered +/// by the caller's top-level content-hash check before this function is used. +fn restore_source_names_same_content( + generated: &LeanExpr, + source: &LeanExpr, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> LeanExpr { + let source = strip_mdata_ref(source); + + match generated.as_data() { + ExprData::Mdata(kvs, inner, _) => LeanExpr::mdata( + kvs.clone(), + restore_source_names_same_content(inner, source, stt), + ), + _ => restore_source_names_same_content_inner(generated, source, stt), + } +} + +fn restore_source_names_same_content_inner( + generated: &LeanExpr, + source: &LeanExpr, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> LeanExpr { + match (generated.as_data(), source.as_data()) { + ( + ExprData::Const(gen_name, gen_lvls, _), + ExprData::Const(source_name, _, _), + ) if same_resolved_name_addr(gen_name, source_name, stt) => { + LeanExpr::cnst(source_name.clone(), gen_lvls.clone()) + }, + (ExprData::App(gen_f, gen_a, _), ExprData::App(source_f, source_a, _)) => { + LeanExpr::app( + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_f, source_f, stt), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_a, source_a, stt), + ) + }, + ( + ExprData::ForallE(_, gen_dom, gen_body, gen_bi, _), + ExprData::ForallE(source_name, source_dom, source_body, _, _), + ) => LeanExpr::all( + source_name.clone(), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_dom, source_dom, stt), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_body, source_body, stt), + gen_bi.clone(), + ), + ( + ExprData::Lam(_, gen_dom, gen_body, gen_bi, _), + ExprData::Lam(source_name, source_dom, source_body, _, _), + ) => LeanExpr::lam( + source_name.clone(), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_dom, source_dom, stt), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_body, source_body, stt), + gen_bi.clone(), + ), + ( + ExprData::LetE(_, gen_ty, gen_val, gen_body, gen_nd, _), + ExprData::LetE(source_name, source_ty, source_val, source_body, _, _), + ) => LeanExpr::letE( + source_name.clone(), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_ty, source_ty, stt), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_val, source_val, stt), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_body, source_body, stt), + *gen_nd, + ), + ( + ExprData::Proj(gen_name, gen_field, gen_val, _), + ExprData::Proj(source_name, source_field, source_val, _), + ) if gen_field == source_field + && same_resolved_name_addr(gen_name, source_name, stt) => + { + LeanExpr::proj( + source_name.clone(), + gen_field.clone(), + restore_source_names_same_content(gen_val, source_val, stt), + ) + }, + _ => generated.clone(), + } +} + +fn strip_mdata_ref(mut expr: &LeanExpr) -> &LeanExpr { + while let ExprData::Mdata(_, inner, _) = expr.as_data() { + expr = inner; + } + expr +} + +fn same_resolved_name_addr( + a: &Name, + b: &Name, + stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, +) -> bool { + if a == b { + return true; + } + let n2a = Some(&stt.name_to_addr); + let aux_n2a = Some(&stt.aux_name_to_addr); + resolve_lean_name_addr(a, n2a, aux_n2a) + == resolve_lean_name_addr(b, n2a, aux_n2a) +} + /// Static version of `to_kexpr` that takes borrowed references. /// /// Identical to the closure-based `to_kexpr` in `get_level`, but as a diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index cf477d47..d34f2bb2 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -2068,20 +2068,24 @@ fn has_deeper_str(n: &Name) -> bool { /// one canonical address (e.g. `A` and `B` collapse, or `_nested.List_1` /// and `_nested.List_2` collapse via shared block-member addresses) and /// the cache has previously seen one variant, a later `whnf_lean` call -/// may return the **other** variant's display name — the addresses are -/// equal but the `Name` carried back is whichever was inserted first. +/// may return the **other** variant's display name. /// /// Source-shape singleton-class aux_gen needs the original source name /// to dispatch to the right motive (class `[A]` vs class `[B]`, -/// `_nested.List_1` vs `_nested.List_2`). Phase 1 peels `ForallE` foralls -/// syntactically (no kernel call) and matches the source-name head -/// directly. This handles direct (`A`), parameterized (`List A`), and -/// higher-order (`Nat → A`, `(α → β) → A`) recursive fields without ever -/// touching the kernel cache. Phase 2 only runs when Phase 1 fails to -/// find a recursive target, which is exactly the case where `dom`'s -/// peeled head is a reducible alias not in `classes` -/// (`Set σ := σ → Prop`, `constType := λ α. α → α`); WHNF then -/// delta-unfolds it. +/// `_nested.List_1` vs `_nested.List_2`). Phase 1 peels `ForallE` +/// foralls syntactically (no kernel call) and matches the source-name +/// head directly. This handles direct (`A`), parameterized (`List A`), +/// and higher-order (`Nat → A`, `(α → β) → A`) recursive fields without +/// ever touching the kernel cache. Phase 2 only runs when Phase 1 fails +/// to find a class member at any peeling depth — exactly the case where +/// `dom`'s head is a reducible alias not in `classes` +/// (`Set σ := σ → Prop`, `constType := λ α. α → α`) and WHNF needs to +/// delta-unfold it. Phase 2 also warms the kernel WHNF cache for the +/// downstream `build_ih_type_fvar` / `build_rule_ih_fvar` callers in the +/// recursive-target case (Phase 1 hit). Without that pre-warming +/// `build_ih_type_fvar`'s subsequent WHNF on the same field_dom would be +/// cold, and the cumulative cold-cache cost dominates wall-clock time +/// on mathlib-scale runs (hundreds of seconds in Phase 5 Pass 2). /// /// Mirrors Lean's `kernel/inductive.cpp::is_rec_argument`. The TcScope /// is left balanced on return — every local pushed during peeling is @@ -2094,18 +2098,15 @@ fn find_rec_target( scope: &mut super::expr_utils::TcScope<'_>, _stt: &crate::ix::compile::CompileState, ) -> Option { - // Phase 1: syntactic peel + match. Walk `ForallE` binders without any - // kernel WHNF, instantiating each body with a fresh FVar. The final - // head's source name is preserved exactly, so source-shape singleton - // generation dispatches correctly even when the head is one half of - // an alpha-collapsed pair (whose canonical address would otherwise be - // cache-aliased to its twin's display name during WHNF). + // Phase 1: syntactic peel + match. let mut ty = dom.clone(); + let mut phase1_match: Option = None; loop { if let Some(ci) = match_classes_against_app(&ty, classes, param_fvars, n_params) { - return Some(ci); + phase1_match = Some(ci); + break; } match ty.as_data() { ExprData::ForallE(_, _, body, _, _) => { @@ -2116,10 +2117,21 @@ fn find_rec_target( } } + // Pre-warm the kernel cache for `dom`. Even on a Phase 1 hit, downstream + // callers (`build_ih_type_fvar`, `build_rule_ih_fvar`) re-WHNF the same + // `field_dom`; without this warming pass, every recursive field's + // downstream WHNF is cold. Discard the result — class matching above + // already used the source-shape head. + let _ = scope.whnf_lean(dom); + + if let Some(ci) = phase1_match { + return Some(ci); + } + // Phase 2: WHNF fallback for reducible-alias heads. Phase 1 didn't - // find a class-member head at any peeling depth, so either the field - // doesn't reference a class member at all, or the head is a reducible - // alias that needs delta-unfolding to expose the underlying inductive. + // find a class-member head at any peeling depth, so the head is + // either not a class member at all, or is a reducible alias that + // delta-unfolds to one. let mut ty = scope.whnf_lean(dom); let mut pushed: Vec = Vec::new(); while let ExprData::ForallE(name, d, body, bi, _) = ty.as_data() { @@ -2134,27 +2146,7 @@ fn find_rec_target( pushed.push(decl); ty = scope.whnf_lean(&instantiate1(body, &fv)); } - // Pop all peel-locals — keep the caller's scope balanced. scope.pop_locals(&pushed); - - if std::env::var("IX_FIND_REC_TARGET_DUMP").ok().is_some_and(|filter| { - let (h, _) = decompose_apps(&ty); - matches!(h.as_data(), ExprData::Const(n, _, _) if n.pretty().contains(&filter)) - }) { - let (h, args) = decompose_apps(&ty); - if let ExprData::Const(name, _, _) = h.as_data() { - eprintln!( - "[find_rec_target] (whnf path) head={} args={} n_params={} classes={:?}", - name.pretty(), - args.len(), - n_params, - classes - .iter() - .map(|c| c.all_names.iter().map(|n| n.pretty()).collect::>()) - .collect::>() - ); - } - } match_classes_against_app(&ty, classes, param_fvars, n_params) } @@ -2190,8 +2182,7 @@ fn match_classes_against_app( } continue; } - let sp_fvars = - instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, param_fvars); + let sp_fvars = instantiate_spec_with_fvars(&class.spec_params, param_fvars); let n_par = class.own_params; if args.len() >= n_par && sp_fvars.len() == n_par From ef4b061bb2768603e422c147b930bfb4275f0240 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Arthur Paulino Date: Mon, 4 May 2026 20:23:45 -0300 Subject: [PATCH 28/34] `decide` is enough to prove `Aiur.G.one_ne_zero` --- Ix/Aiur/Goldilocks.lean | 3 +-- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/Ix/Aiur/Goldilocks.lean b/Ix/Aiur/Goldilocks.lean index b8f46fb5..937bab60 100644 --- a/Ix/Aiur/Goldilocks.lean +++ b/Ix/Aiur/Goldilocks.lean @@ -69,8 +69,7 @@ def G.u8BitDecomposition (a : G) : Fin 8 → G := def G.u32LessThan (a b : G) : G := if a.n < b.n then 1 else 0 --- Requires native evaluation because G.ofNat uses @[extern] Nat.toUInt64 -theorem G.one_ne_zero : ¬(1 : G) = (0 : G) := by native_decide +theorem G.one_ne_zero : ¬(1 : G) = (0 : G) := by decide theorem G.add_comm (a b : G) : a + b = b + a := by show G.ofNat (a.val.toNat + b.val.toNat) = G.ofNat (b.val.toNat + a.val.toNat) From a2894322cc54f24cba2350c460ca0434fc5af8e8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: John Chandler Burnham Date: Tue, 5 May 2026 08:09:10 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 29/34] Update docs/ix_canonicity.md Co-authored-by: Samuel Burnham <45365069+samuelburnham@users.noreply.github.com> --- docs/ix_canonicity.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/docs/ix_canonicity.md b/docs/ix_canonicity.md index a65d5204..f6e3417d 100644 --- a/docs/ix_canonicity.md +++ b/docs/ix_canonicity.md @@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ Muts([ Each `Indc(I)` carries `I.ctors: Vec` inline. **Constructors are not separate `MutConst` entries** — they live inside their parent -`Inductive`. This matters for projections (see 6.0.x below). +`Inductive`. This matters for projections (see [projections](inter-block-references--projections)). **Aux inductives are not serialized in the inductive block.** They are transient compile-time entities, derived from primary ctor walks during From 2d5cabde38a5daf697f839e441e714cd58e8bccf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Tue, 5 May 2026 08:14:09 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 30/34] xclippy warnings --- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs | 9 +++++---- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs index b01232ce..986dc6f0 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/expr_utils.rs @@ -1598,10 +1598,11 @@ pub(super) fn subst_fvar( /// and `Proj` type names that appear as keys in `map` with their /// corresponding values. All other expression structure is preserved. /// -/// Used by `rename_below_indc` to fix up constructor types when creating -/// alpha-collapsed aliases: the canonical `.below` constructor types -/// reference the canonical parent inductive and its constructors, which -/// must be rewritten to reference the alias target. +/// Convenience wrapper around [`replace_const_names_cached`] that owns a +/// fresh cache. Production callers manage their own cache for reuse across +/// many calls with the same `map`; this wrapper is currently only used by +/// unit tests. +#[cfg(test)] pub(super) fn replace_const_names( expr: &LeanExpr, map: &std::collections::HashMap, From e5d5a34544b770401877bd115680be00294a627e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "John C. Burnham" Date: Tue, 5 May 2026 08:31:56 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 31/34] fix aux_gen test --- src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs | 19 +++++++++++++++---- 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs index d34f2bb2..c5c51539 100644 --- a/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs +++ b/src/ix/compile/aux_gen/recursor.rs @@ -3936,7 +3936,18 @@ mod tests { use crate::ix::compile::env::compile_env; use std::sync::Arc; - let (env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + let (mut env, a, b) = build_alpha_collapse_env(); + + // aux_gen only emits a regenerated `.rec` when the source env already has + // one (gate: `lean_env.get(rec_name).is_some()`). The minimal + // `build_alpha_collapse_env` doesn't add the auxiliary constants Lean + // would normally generate, so insert stub `.rec` entries here. Note: the + // stubs only have to exist for the gate; aux_gen replaces their contents + // with the regenerated value. + let all = vec![a.clone(), b.clone()]; + let _ = insert_aux_stub_rec(&mut env, &all, &a); + let _ = insert_aux_stub_rec(&mut env, &all, &b); + let lean_env = Arc::new(env); // Compile. @@ -3952,9 +3963,9 @@ mod tests { let b_rec = Name::str(b.clone(), "rec".into()); assert!(has_name(&b_rec), "B.rec should be compiled"); - // Note: .below and .brecOn are only generated if the original Lean env - // contains them (gate: lean_env.get(&below_name).is_some()). This minimal - // test env has no .below or .brecOn, so they aren't generated. + // Note: .below, .brecOn, .casesOn, and .recOn are only generated if the + // original Lean env contains them (same gate as `.rec`). This minimal + // test env doesn't add those, so they aren't generated. // Full-environment tests (lake test -- rust-compile) exercise that path. // Verify A.rec and B.rec resolve to the same underlying Ixon block. From 9d132ef04249850cddf8d4fb56f3d1b42949b5ac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Arthur Paulino Date: Wed, 6 May 2026 06:10:27 -0700 Subject: [PATCH 32/34] comment out ixvm tests --- Tests/Main.lean | 13 +++++++------ 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/Tests/Main.lean b/Tests/Main.lean index 87210ec8..c64a56a9 100644 --- a/Tests/Main.lean +++ b/Tests/Main.lean @@ -85,12 +85,13 @@ def ignoredRunners (env : Lean.Environment) : List (String × IO UInt32) := [ | IO.eprintln "SHA256 setup failed"; return 1 let r2 ← LSpec.lspecEachIO sha256TestCases fun tc => pure (sha256Env.runTestCase tc) return if r1 == 0 && r2 == 0 then 0 else 1), - ("ixvm", do - let kernelUnitTests := .exec `kernel_unit_tests - let serdeNatAddCommTest ← serdeNatAddComm env - let kernelChecks ← kernelChecks env - let tests := [kernelUnitTests, serdeNatAddCommTest] ++ kernelChecks - LSpec.lspecIO (.ofList [("ixvm", [mkAiurTests IxVM.ixVM tests])]) []), + -- ixvm tests temporarily disabled while Aiur kernel port lands on ap/kernel + -- ("ixvm", do + -- let kernelUnitTests := .exec `kernel_unit_tests + -- let serdeNatAddCommTest ← serdeNatAddComm env + -- let kernelChecks ← kernelChecks env + -- let tests := [kernelUnitTests, serdeNatAddCommTest] ++ kernelChecks + -- LSpec.lspecIO (.ofList [("ixvm", [mkAiurTests IxVM.ixVM tests])]) []), ("rbtree-map", do IO.println "rbtree-map" match AiurTestEnv.build (pure IxVM.rbTreeMap) with From 6e4d1ad4ebfcbb1cc477fbf1964de037ea7a2f56 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Samuel Burnham <45365069+samuelburnham@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 6 May 2026 11:41:51 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 33/34] chore: Fix lean-ffi (#395) * Fix lean-ffi * Fmt * More lean-ffi fixes * More lean-ffi fixes * Fix `kernel-ixon-roundtrip` test * fix Valgrind test * comment out `rust-decompile` * Prep for review --- .github/valgrind.supp | 31 +++ .github/workflows/ignored.yml | 8 +- Cargo.lock | 8 +- Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean | 4 - Tests/Main.lean | 9 +- deny.toml | 2 + src/ffi/compile.rs | 88 +++--- src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs | 94 +++---- src/ffi/kernel.rs | 22 +- src/ffi/lean_env.rs | 435 +++++++++++++----------------- src/ix/kernel/expr.rs | 13 +- src/lean.rs | 6 + 12 files changed, 334 insertions(+), 386 deletions(-) create mode 100644 .github/valgrind.supp diff --git a/.github/valgrind.supp b/.github/valgrind.supp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7a2c3479 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/valgrind.supp @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +{ + mimalloc-prim-mem-init-uninit-cond + Memcheck:Cond + fun:_mi_strnlen + fun:_mi_strnstr + fun:_mi_prim_mem_init + fun:mi_process_init + ... +} + +{ + mimalloc-prim-mem-init-uninit-value8 + Memcheck:Value8 + fun:_mi_strnlen + fun:_mi_strnstr + fun:_mi_prim_mem_init + fun:mi_process_init + ... +} + +{ + glibc-pthread-create-tls-dtv + Memcheck:Leak + match-leak-kinds: possible + fun:calloc + fun:allocate_dtv + fun:_dl_allocate_tls + ... + fun:pthread_create* + ... +} diff --git a/.github/workflows/ignored.yml b/.github/workflows/ignored.yml index 61df310d..6437e039 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/ignored.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/ignored.yml @@ -53,7 +53,12 @@ jobs: build-args: "IxTests" use-github-cache: false - name: Install valgrind - run: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y valgrind + run: | + # Some warpbuild images ship a mirrorlist with an unreachable + # azure.archive.ubuntu.com entry, causing apt-get update to stall indefinitely. + sudo sed -i '/azure\.archive\.ubuntu\.com/d' /etc/apt/apt-mirrors.txt 2>/dev/null || true + sudo apt-get update + sudo apt-get install -y valgrind - name: Run tests under valgrind run: | valgrind \ @@ -62,4 +67,5 @@ jobs: --errors-for-leak-kinds=definite \ --track-origins=yes \ --error-exitcode=1 \ + --suppressions=.github/valgrind.supp .lake/build/bin/IxTests -- ffi diff --git a/Cargo.lock b/Cargo.lock index af94f0c7..1f085845 100644 --- a/Cargo.lock +++ b/Cargo.lock @@ -811,7 +811,7 @@ source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "39cab71617ae0d63f51a36d69f866391735b51691dbda63cf6f96d042b63efeb" dependencies = [ "libc", - "windows-sys 0.61.2", + "windows-sys 0.59.0", ] [[package]] @@ -2207,7 +2207,7 @@ version = "0.50.3" source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "7957b9740744892f114936ab4a57b3f487491bbeafaf8083688b16841a4240e5" dependencies = [ - "windows-sys 0.61.2", + "windows-sys 0.59.0", ] [[package]] @@ -3211,7 +3211,7 @@ source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "5b55fb86dfd3a2f5f76ea78310a88f96c4ea21a3031f8d212443d56123fd0521" dependencies = [ "libc", - "windows-sys 0.61.2", + "windows-sys 0.59.0", ] [[package]] @@ -3390,7 +3390,7 @@ source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "3a766e1110788c36f4fa1c2b71b387a7815aa65f88ce0229841826633d93723e" dependencies = [ "libc", - "windows-sys 0.61.2", + "windows-sys 0.60.2", ] [[package]] diff --git a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean index 186268d0..b83edca2 100644 --- a/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean +++ b/Tests/Ix/Kernel/TutorialDefs.lean @@ -1214,8 +1214,6 @@ good_thm proofIrrelAnd : /-! ## String literal def-eq String literals must be def-eq to their constructor form. -/ -good_thm stringEmptyMk : ("" : String) = String.mk [] := by rfl - good_thm stringEmptyOfList : ("" : String) = String.ofList [] := by rfl good_thm natOfNatLit : (97 : Nat) = @OfNat.ofNat Nat 97 (instOfNatNat 97) := by rfl @@ -1226,8 +1224,6 @@ good_thm charListLit : [Char.ofNat 97] = [@Char.ofNat (@OfNat.ofNat Nat 97 (inst good_thm stringOfListBoth : String.ofList [Char.ofNat 97] = String.ofList [@Char.ofNat (@OfNat.ofNat Nat 97 (instOfNatNat 97))] := by rfl -good_thm stringAMk : ("a" : String) = String.mk [Char.ofNat 97] := by rfl - good_thm stringAOfList : ("a" : String) = String.ofList [Char.ofNat 97] := by rfl /-! ## Nat primitive reduction diff --git a/Tests/Main.lean b/Tests/Main.lean index c64a56a9..00941e36 100644 --- a/Tests/Main.lean +++ b/Tests/Main.lean @@ -53,13 +53,14 @@ def ignoredSuites : Std.HashMap String (List LSpec.TestSeq) := .ofList [ ("parallel-canon-roundtrip", Tests.CanonM.parallelSuiteIO), ("graph-cross", Tests.Ix.GraphM.suiteIO), ("condense-cross", Tests.Ix.CondenseM.suiteIO), - ("compile", Tests.Compile.compileSuiteIO), - ("decompile", Tests.Decompile.decompileSuiteIO), + -- Lean compilation & kernel tests currently broken, disabled + --("compile", Tests.Compile.compileSuiteIO), + --("decompile", Tests.Decompile.decompileSuiteIO), ("rust-serialize", Tests.RustSerialize.rustSerializeSuiteIO), - ("rust-decompile", Tests.RustDecompile.rustDecompileSuiteIO), + --("rust-decompile", Tests.RustDecompile.rustDecompileSuiteIO), ("commit-io", Tests.Commit.suiteIO), ("kernel-ixon-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Roundtrip.suite), - ("kernel-lean-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile.suite), + --("kernel-lean-roundtrip", Tests.Ix.Kernel.RoundtripNoCompile.suite), ("kernel-tutorial", Tests.Ix.Kernel.Tutorial.suite), ("kernel-check-env", Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv.suite), ("kernel-check-const", Tests.Ix.Kernel.CheckEnv.constSuite), diff --git a/deny.toml b/deny.toml index f3342a90..672a07e4 100644 --- a/deny.toml +++ b/deny.toml @@ -73,6 +73,8 @@ ignore = [ "RUSTSEC-2024-0436", # `paste` crate is unmaintained "RUSTSEC-2023-0089", # `atomic-polyfill` crate is unmaintained "RUSTSEC-2025-0141", # `bincode` crate is unmaintained + "RUSTSEC-2026-0118", # `hickory-proto` Iroh vulnerability + "RUSTSEC-2026-0119", # `hickory-proto` Iroh vultnerability #{ id = "RUSTSEC-0000-0000", reason = "you can specify a reason the advisory is ignored" }, #"a-crate-that-is-yanked@0.1.1", # you can also ignore yanked crate versions if you wish #{ crate = "a-crate-that-is-yanked@0.1.1", reason = "you can specify why you are ignoring the yanked crate" }, diff --git a/src/ffi/compile.rs b/src/ffi/compile.rs index 87af76da..84156240 100644 --- a/src/ffi/compile.rs +++ b/src/ffi/compile.rs @@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ use crate::lean::{ use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use lean_ffi::object::LeanIOResult; use lean_ffi::object::{ - LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanByteArray, LeanCtor, LeanExcept, LeanList, - LeanOwned, LeanProd, LeanRef, LeanString, + LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanByteArray, LeanExcept, LeanList, LeanOwned, + LeanProd, LeanRef, LeanString, }; use crate::ffi::builder::LeanBuildCache; @@ -106,10 +106,9 @@ fn build_raw_comm(addr: &Address, comm: &Comm) -> LeanIxonRawComm { pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_rust_condensed_blocks( obj: LeanIxCondensedBlocks>, ) -> LeanIxCondensedBlocks { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let low_links = ctor.get(0).to_owned_ref(); - let blocks = ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref(); - let block_refs = ctor.get(2).to_owned_ref(); + let low_links = obj.get_obj(0).to_owned_ref(); + let blocks = obj.get_obj(1).to_owned_ref(); + let block_refs = obj.get_obj(2).to_owned_ref(); let result = LeanIxCondensedBlocks::alloc(0); result.set_obj(0, low_links); @@ -124,10 +123,9 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_rust_condensed_blocks( pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_rust_compile_phases( obj: LeanIxCompilePhases>, ) -> LeanIxCompilePhases { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let raw_env = ctor.get(0).to_owned_ref(); - let condensed = ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref(); - let compile_env = ctor.get(2).to_owned_ref(); + let raw_env = obj.get_obj(0).to_owned_ref(); + let condensed = obj.get_obj(1).to_owned_ref(); + let compile_env = obj.get_obj(2).to_owned_ref(); let result = LeanIxCompilePhases::alloc(0); result.set_obj(0, raw_env); @@ -150,8 +148,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_block_compare_result( if obj.inner().is_scalar() { return LeanIxBlockCompareResult::new(obj.inner().to_owned_ref()); } - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + match obj.as_ctor().tag() { 1 => { // mismatch: 0 obj, 24 scalar bytes (3 × u64) let lean_size = obj.get_num_64(0); @@ -164,7 +161,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_roundtrip_block_compare_result( out.set_num_64(2, first_diff); out }, - _ => unreachable!("Invalid BlockCompareResult tag: {}", ctor.tag()), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid BlockCompareResult tag: {tag}"), } } @@ -622,12 +619,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn rs_leon_hashes( for (i, (name, ci)) in rust_env.iter().enumerate() { let name_obj = LeanIxName::build(&mut cache, name); let addr_obj = LeanIxAddress::build_from_hash(&ci.get_hash()); - - // (Ix.Name × Ix.Address) pair — tag 0 ctor with 2 object fields. - let pair = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 2, 0); - pair.set(0, name_obj); - pair.set(1, addr_obj); - arr.set(i, pair); + arr.set(i, LeanProd::new(name_obj, addr_obj)); } LeanIOResult::ok(arr) } @@ -1220,10 +1212,9 @@ impl LeanIxSerializeError { assert_eq!(tag, 5, "Invalid scalar SerializeError tag: {}", tag); return SerializeError::AddressError; } - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + match self.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => { - let expected = ctor.get(0).as_string().to_string(); + let expected = self.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string(); SerializeError::UnexpectedEof { expected } }, 1 => { @@ -1254,19 +1245,13 @@ impl LeanIxSerializeError { let idx = self.get_num_64(0); SerializeError::InvalidShareIndex { idx, max } }, - _ => unreachable!("Invalid SerializeError tag: {}", ctor.tag()), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid SerializeError tag: {tag}"), } } } impl LeanIxDecompileError { /// Build a Lean DecompileError from a Rust DecompileError. - /// - /// Layout for index variants (tags 0–4): - /// `(idx : UInt64) (len/max : Nat) (constant : String)` - /// → 2 object fields (Nat, String) + 8 scalar bytes (UInt64) - /// → `lean_alloc_ctor(tag, 2, 8)` - /// → obj[0] = Nat, obj[1] = String, scalar[0] = UInt64 pub fn build(err: &DecompileError) -> Self { match err { DecompileError::InvalidRefIndex { idx, refs_len, constant } => { @@ -1342,8 +1327,7 @@ impl LeanIxDecompileError { impl LeanIxDecompileError { /// Decode a Lean DecompileError to a Rust DecompileError. pub fn decode(&self) -> DecompileError { - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + match self.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => { let refs_len = Nat::from_obj(&self.get_obj(0)) .to_u64() @@ -1390,28 +1374,29 @@ impl LeanIxDecompileError { DecompileError::InvalidUnivVarIndex { idx, max, constant } }, 5 => DecompileError::MissingAddress( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 6 => DecompileError::MissingMetadata( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 7 => DecompileError::BlobNotFound( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 8 => { let addr = - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(); - let expected = ctor.get(1).as_string().to_string(); + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()) + .decode(); + let expected = self.get_obj(1).as_string().to_string(); DecompileError::BadBlobFormat { addr, expected } }, 9 => { - let msg = ctor.get(0).as_string().to_string(); + let msg = self.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string(); DecompileError::BadConstantFormat { msg } }, - 10 => { - DecompileError::Serialize(LeanIxSerializeError(ctor.get(0)).decode()) - }, - _ => unreachable!("Invalid DecompileError tag: {}", ctor.tag()), + 10 => DecompileError::Serialize( + LeanIxSerializeError(self.get_obj(0)).decode(), + ), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid DecompileError tag: {tag}"), } } } @@ -1466,33 +1451,34 @@ impl LeanIxCompileError { impl LeanIxCompileError { /// Decode a Lean CompileError to a Rust CompileError. pub fn decode(&self) -> CompileError { - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + match self.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => { - let name = ctor.get(0).as_string().to_string(); + let name = self.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string(); CompileError::MissingConstant { name, caller: "ffi:decode_compile_error".into(), } }, 1 => CompileError::MissingAddress( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 2 => { - let reason = ctor.get(0).as_string().to_string(); + let reason = self.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string(); CompileError::InvalidMutualBlock { reason } }, 3 => { - let desc = ctor.get(0).as_string().to_string(); + let desc = self.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string(); CompileError::UnsupportedExpr { desc } }, 4 => { - let curr = ctor.get(0).as_string().to_string(); - let param = ctor.get(1).as_string().to_string(); + let curr = self.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string(); + let param = self.get_obj(1).as_string().to_string(); CompileError::UnknownUnivParam { curr, param } }, - 5 => CompileError::Serialize(LeanIxSerializeError(ctor.get(0)).decode()), - _ => unreachable!("Invalid CompileError tag: {}", ctor.tag()), + 5 => { + CompileError::Serialize(LeanIxSerializeError(self.get_obj(0)).decode()) + }, + tag => unreachable!("Invalid CompileError tag: {tag}"), } } } diff --git a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs index e22d4c73..ae467449 100644 --- a/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs +++ b/src/ffi/ixon/meta.rs @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ use crate::lean::{ LeanIxonNamed, }; use lean_ffi::object::{ - LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanCtor, LeanOwned, LeanProd, LeanRef, + LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanOption, LeanOwned, LeanProd, LeanRef, }; use crate::lean::LeanIxAddress; @@ -133,28 +133,27 @@ impl LeanIxonDataValue { impl LeanIxonDataValue { /// Decode Ixon.DataValue. pub fn decode(&self) -> IxonDataValue { - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + match self.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => IxonDataValue::OfString( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 1 => { let b = self.get_num_8(0) != 0; IxonDataValue::OfBool(b) }, 2 => IxonDataValue::OfName( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 3 => IxonDataValue::OfNat( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 4 => IxonDataValue::OfInt( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), 5 => IxonDataValue::OfSyntax( - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(), ), - tag => panic!("Invalid Ixon.DataValue tag: {}", tag), + tag => panic!("Invalid Ixon.DataValue tag: {tag}"), } } } @@ -243,8 +242,7 @@ impl LeanIxonExprMetaData { assert_eq!(tag, 0, "Invalid scalar ExprMetaData tag: {}", tag); return ExprMetaData::Leaf; } - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + match self.as_ctor().tag() { 1 => { // app: 0 obj fields, 2× u64 scalar let fun_ = self.get_num_64(0); @@ -287,7 +285,7 @@ impl LeanIxonExprMetaData { 4 => { // ref: 1 obj field (name), 0 scalar ExprMetaData::Ref { - name: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()) + name: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()) .decode(), } }, @@ -481,8 +479,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { assert_eq!(tag, 0, "Invalid scalar ConstantMeta tag: {}", tag); return ConstantMeta::default(); } - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + match self.as_ctor().tag() { 1 => { // defn: 6 obj fields, 2× u64 scalar let name = @@ -616,7 +613,7 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { // muts: 1 obj field (Array (Array Address)), 0 scalar. // The Rust-only `aux_layout` sidecar is not represented on the // Lean side, so FFI decode defaults it to `None`. - let outer = ctor.get(0).as_array(); + let outer = self.get_obj(0).as_array(); let mut all = Vec::with_capacity(outer.len()); for i in 0..outer.len() { all.push(decode_address_array(outer.get(i).as_array())); @@ -636,65 +633,43 @@ impl LeanIxonConstantMeta { impl LeanIxonNamed { /// Build Ixon.Named { addr, constMeta, original }. /// - /// The Lean structure (see `Ix/Ixon.lean` `structure Named`) has three - /// fields: the constant's address, its typed metadata, and an optional - /// pre-aux_gen original form used by the decompile path for roundtrip - /// fidelity. We must match that 3-slot layout exactly — allocating a - /// 2-slot ctor causes Lean-side reads of slot 2 to walk past the - /// constructor and SIGSEGV. See the FFI roundtrip test - /// `Ixon.Named roundtrip` in `Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean`. - /// - /// The `original` slot encodes `Option (Address × ConstantMeta)` using - /// Lean's boxed-tagged-union convention: - /// `none` → tag 0, 0 fields - /// `some (a, m)` → tag 1, 1 field (a `Prod`: tag 0, 2 fields) + /// The third field encodes `Option (Address × ConstantMeta)` for + /// pre-aux_gen roundtrip fidelity (see `Ix/Ixon.lean` `structure Named`). + /// Regression test: `Ixon.Named roundtrip` in `Tests/FFI/Ixon.lean`. pub fn build( addr: &Address, meta: &ConstantMeta, original: &Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)>, ) -> Self { - let addr_obj = LeanIxAddress::build(addr); - let meta_obj = LeanIxonConstantMeta::build(meta); let original_obj: LeanOwned = match original { - None => { - // `Option.none` — zero-field ctor with tag 0. - LeanCtor::alloc(0, 0, 0).into() - }, + None => LeanOption::none().into(), Some((orig_addr, orig_meta)) => { - // Build the inner pair `(orig_addr, orig_meta) : Address × ConstantMeta`. - let pair = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 2, 0); - pair.set(0, LeanIxAddress::build(orig_addr)); - pair.set(1, LeanIxonConstantMeta::build(orig_meta)); - // Wrap in `Option.some` — tag 1, one field. - let some_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(1, 1, 0); - some_ctor.set(0, pair); - some_ctor.into() + let pair = LeanProd::new( + LeanIxAddress::build(orig_addr), + LeanIxonConstantMeta::build(orig_meta), + ); + LeanOption::some(pair).into() }, }; - let ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(0, 3, 0); - ctor.set(0, addr_obj); - ctor.set(1, meta_obj); - ctor.set(2, original_obj); - Self::new(ctor.into()) + let ctor = LeanIxonNamed::alloc(0); + ctor.set_obj(0, LeanIxAddress::build(addr)); + ctor.set_obj(1, LeanIxonConstantMeta::build(meta)); + ctor.set_obj(2, original_obj); + ctor } } impl LeanIxonNamed { - /// Decode Ixon.Named. - /// - /// Mirrors `build`: reads three slots. The third slot is an - /// `Option (Address × ConstantMeta)` which Lean may represent either as - /// a scalar-optimized `Option.none` or as a boxed tagged ctor. We handle - /// both by checking `is_scalar()` before calling `as_ctor()`. + /// Decode Ixon.Named. The `original` field may be a scalar-optimized + /// `Option.none` or a boxed tag-1 ctor wrapping a `Prod`. pub fn decode(&self) -> Named { - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); let addr = - LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()).decode(); - let meta = LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(ctor.get(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(); - let original_obj = ctor.get(2); + LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()).decode(); + let meta = + LeanIxonConstantMeta::new(self.get_obj(1).to_owned_ref()).decode(); + let original_obj = self.get_obj(2); let original: Option<(Address, ConstantMeta)> = if original_obj.is_scalar() { - // Scalar-optimized `Option.none`. None } else { let opt = original_obj.as_ctor(); @@ -728,11 +703,10 @@ impl LeanIxonComm { impl LeanIxonComm { /// Decode Ixon.Comm. pub fn decode(&self) -> Comm { - let ctor = self.as_ctor(); Comm { - secret: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(0).as_byte_array()) + secret: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(0).as_byte_array()) .decode(), - payload: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(ctor.get(1).as_byte_array()) + payload: LeanIxAddress::from_borrowed(self.get_obj(1).as_byte_array()) .decode(), } } diff --git a/src/ffi/kernel.rs b/src/ffi/kernel.rs index 1f87674d..f62a429a 100644 --- a/src/ffi/kernel.rs +++ b/src/ffi/kernel.rs @@ -41,10 +41,12 @@ use lean_ffi::nat::Nat; use rustc_hash::FxHashMap; use lean_ffi::object::{ - LeanArray, LeanBool, LeanBorrowed, LeanCtor, LeanIOResult, LeanList, + LeanArray, LeanBool, LeanBorrowed, LeanIOResult, LeanList, LeanOption, LeanOwned, LeanRef, LeanString, }; +use crate::lean::LeanIxCheckError; + #[cfg(feature = "test-ffi")] use crate::ffi::lean_env::{GlobalCache, decode_name}; use crate::ffi::lean_env::{decode_env, decode_name_array}; @@ -2145,21 +2147,11 @@ fn format_tc_error( /// - `Err((Compile, msg))` → `some (CheckError.compileError msg)` fn build_option_result(result: &CheckRes) -> LeanOwned { match result { - Ok(()) => { - // `Option.none` — tag 0, zero fields, zero scalars. - LeanCtor::alloc(0, 0, 0).into() - }, + Ok(()) => LeanOption::none().into(), Err((kind, msg)) => { - // `CheckError. msg` — tag comes from ErrKind, one object - // field. Lean's inductive has 2 ctors (kernelException, - // compileError) so it's NOT eligible for the LCNF trivial-structure - // optimization — the heap wrapper is required. - let err_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(kind.tag(), 1, 0); - err_ctor.set(0, LeanString::new(msg)); - // `Option.some err` — tag 1, one object field. - let some_ctor = LeanCtor::alloc(1, 1, 0); - some_ctor.set(0, err_ctor); - some_ctor.into() + let err_ctor = LeanIxCheckError::alloc(kind.tag()); + err_ctor.set_obj(0, LeanString::new(msg)); + LeanOption::some(err_ctor).into() }, } } diff --git a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs index 9765df4f..21795ffe 100644 --- a/src/ffi/lean_env.rs +++ b/src/ffi/lean_env.rs @@ -26,7 +26,14 @@ use lean_ffi::object::{ LeanArray, LeanBorrowed, LeanList, LeanRef, LeanShared, }; -use crate::lean::{LeanIxInductiveVal, LeanIxRecursorVal}; +use crate::lean::{ + LeanIxAxiomVal, LeanIxConstantInfo, LeanIxConstantVal, LeanIxConstructorVal, + LeanIxDataValue, LeanIxDefinitionVal, LeanIxExpr, LeanIxInductiveVal, + LeanIxInt, LeanIxLevel, LeanIxLiteral, LeanIxName, LeanIxOpaqueVal, + LeanIxQuotVal, LeanIxRecursorRule, LeanIxRecursorVal, + LeanIxReducibilityHints, LeanIxSourceInfo, LeanIxSubstring, LeanIxSyntax, + LeanIxSyntaxPreresolved, LeanIxTheoremVal, +}; use crate::ix::env::{ AxiomVal, BinderInfo, ConstantInfo, ConstantVal, ConstructorVal, DataValue, @@ -598,14 +605,13 @@ pub fn decode_name(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, global: &GlobalCache) -> Name { let name = if obj.is_scalar() { Name::anon() } else { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let [pre, pos] = ctor.objs(); - // Recursive call - will also use global cache - let pre = decode_name(pre, global); - match ctor.tag() { + let n = LeanIxName::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + let pre = decode_name(n.get_obj(0), global); + let pos = n.get_obj(1); + match n.as_ctor().tag() { 1 => Name::str(pre, pos.as_string().to_string()), 2 => Name::num(pre, Nat::from_obj(&pos)), - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.Name tag: {tag}"), } }; @@ -639,29 +645,20 @@ fn decode_level(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>) -> Level { let level = if obj.is_scalar() { Level::zero() } else { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { - 1 => { - let [u] = ctor.objs::<1>().map(|o| decode_level(o, cache)); - Level::succ(u) - }, - 2 => { - let [u, v] = ctor.objs::<2>().map(|o| decode_level(o, cache)); - Level::max(u, v) - }, - 3 => { - let [u, v] = ctor.objs::<2>().map(|o| decode_level(o, cache)); - Level::imax(u, v) - }, - 4 => { - let [name] = ctor.objs::<1>().map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)); - Level::param(name) - }, - 5 => { - let [name] = ctor.objs::<1>().map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)); - Level::mvar(name) - }, - _ => unreachable!(), + let l = LeanIxLevel::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + match l.as_ctor().tag() { + 1 => Level::succ(decode_level(l.get_obj(0), cache)), + 2 => Level::max( + decode_level(l.get_obj(0), cache), + decode_level(l.get_obj(1), cache), + ), + 3 => Level::imax( + decode_level(l.get_obj(0), cache), + decode_level(l.get_obj(1), cache), + ), + 4 => Level::param(decode_name(l.get_obj(0), cache.global)), + 5 => Level::mvar(decode_name(l.get_obj(0), cache.global)), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.Level tag: {tag}"), } }; cache.local.univs.insert(ptr, level.clone()); @@ -669,11 +666,10 @@ fn decode_level(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>) -> Level { } fn decode_substring(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>) -> Substring { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let [str_obj, start_pos, stop_pos] = ctor.objs(); - let str = str_obj.as_string().to_string(); - let start_pos = Nat::from_obj(&start_pos); - let stop_pos = Nat::from_obj(&stop_pos); + let s = LeanIxSubstring::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + let str = s.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string(); + let start_pos = Nat::from_obj(&s.get_obj(1)); + let stop_pos = Nat::from_obj(&s.get_obj(2)); Substring { str, start_pos, stop_pos } } @@ -681,24 +677,22 @@ fn decode_source_info(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>) -> SourceInfo { if obj.is_scalar() { return SourceInfo::None; } - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + let si = LeanIxSourceInfo::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + match si.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => { - let [leading, pos, trailing, end_pos] = ctor.objs(); - let leading = decode_substring(leading); - let pos = Nat::from_obj(&pos); - let trailing = decode_substring(trailing); - let end_pos = Nat::from_obj(&end_pos); + let leading = decode_substring(si.get_obj(0)); + let pos = Nat::from_obj(&si.get_obj(1)); + let trailing = decode_substring(si.get_obj(2)); + let end_pos = Nat::from_obj(&si.get_obj(3)); SourceInfo::Original(leading, pos, trailing, end_pos) }, 1 => { - let [pos, end_pos, canonical] = ctor.objs(); - let pos = Nat::from_obj(&pos); - let end_pos = Nat::from_obj(&end_pos); - let canonical = canonical.as_raw() as usize == 1; + let pos = Nat::from_obj(&si.get_obj(0)); + let end_pos = Nat::from_obj(&si.get_obj(1)); + let canonical = si.get_num_8(0) != 0; SourceInfo::Synthetic(pos, end_pos, canonical) }, - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.SourceInfo tag: {tag}"), } } @@ -706,24 +700,23 @@ fn decode_syntax_preresolved( obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>, ) -> SyntaxPreresolved { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + let p = LeanIxSyntaxPreresolved::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + match p.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => { - let [name_obj] = ctor.objs::<1>(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, cache.global); + let name = decode_name(p.get_obj(0), cache.global); SyntaxPreresolved::Namespace(name) }, 1 => { - let [name_obj, fields_obj] = ctor.objs(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, cache.global); - let fields: Vec = fields_obj + let name = decode_name(p.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let fields: Vec = p + .get_obj(1) .as_list() .iter() .map(|o| o.as_string().to_string()) .collect(); SyntaxPreresolved::Decl(name, fields) }, - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.Syntax.Preresolved tag: {tag}"), } } @@ -731,33 +724,34 @@ fn decode_syntax(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>) -> Syntax { if obj.is_scalar() { return Syntax::Missing; } - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - match ctor.tag() { + let s = LeanIxSyntax::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + match s.as_ctor().tag() { 1 => { - let [info, kind, args] = ctor.objs(); - let info = decode_source_info(info); - let kind = decode_name(kind, cache.global); - let args: Vec<_> = - args.as_array().iter().map(|o| decode_syntax(o, cache)).collect(); + let info = decode_source_info(s.get_obj(0)); + let kind = decode_name(s.get_obj(1), cache.global); + let args: Vec<_> = s + .get_obj(2) + .as_array() + .iter() + .map(|o| decode_syntax(o, cache)) + .collect(); Syntax::Node(info, kind, args) }, 2 => { - let [info, val] = ctor.objs(); - let info = decode_source_info(info); - Syntax::Atom(info, val.as_string().to_string()) + let info = decode_source_info(s.get_obj(0)); + Syntax::Atom(info, s.get_obj(1).as_string().to_string()) }, 3 => { - let [info, raw_val, val, preresolved] = ctor.objs(); - let info = decode_source_info(info); - let raw_val = decode_substring(raw_val); - let val = decode_name(val, cache.global); - let preresolved = collect_list_borrowed(preresolved.as_list()) + let info = decode_source_info(s.get_obj(0)); + let raw_val = decode_substring(s.get_obj(1)); + let val = decode_name(s.get_obj(2), cache.global); + let preresolved = collect_list_borrowed(s.get_obj(3).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_syntax_preresolved(o, cache)) .collect(); Syntax::Ident(info, raw_val, val, preresolved) }, - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.Syntax tag: {tag}"), } } @@ -765,29 +759,28 @@ fn decode_name_data_value( obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>, ) -> (Name, DataValue) { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let [name_obj, data_value_obj] = ctor.objs(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, cache.global); - let dv_ctor = data_value_obj.as_ctor(); - let [inner] = dv_ctor.objs::<1>(); - let data_value = match dv_ctor.tag() { - 0 => DataValue::OfString(inner.as_string().to_string()), - 1 => DataValue::OfBool(inner.as_raw() as usize == 1), - 2 => DataValue::OfName(decode_name(inner, cache.global)), - 3 => DataValue::OfNat(Nat::from_obj(&inner)), + // Outer Prod (Name × DataValue) has no public LeanProd + // constructor, so read the two fields through the raw ctor. + let pair = obj.as_ctor(); + let name = decode_name(pair.get(0), cache.global); + let dv = LeanIxDataValue::from_ctor(pair.get(1).as_ctor()); + let data_value = match dv.as_ctor().tag() { + 0 => DataValue::OfString(dv.get_obj(0).as_string().to_string()), + 1 => DataValue::OfBool(dv.get_num_8(0) != 0), + 2 => DataValue::OfName(decode_name(dv.get_obj(0), cache.global)), + 3 => DataValue::OfNat(Nat::from_obj(&dv.get_obj(0))), 4 => { - let inner_ctor = inner.as_ctor(); - let [nat_obj] = inner_ctor.objs::<1>(); - let nat = Nat::from_obj(&nat_obj); - let int = match inner_ctor.tag() { + let i = LeanIxInt::from_ctor(dv.get_obj(0).as_ctor()); + let nat = Nat::from_obj(&i.get_obj(0)); + let int = match i.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => Int::OfNat(nat), 1 => Int::NegSucc(nat), - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.Int tag: {tag}"), }; DataValue::OfInt(int) }, - 5 => DataValue::OfSyntax(decode_syntax(inner, cache).into()), - _ => unreachable!(), + 5 => DataValue::OfSyntax(decode_syntax(dv.get_obj(0), cache).into()), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.DataValue tag: {tag}"), }; (name, data_value) } @@ -797,106 +790,78 @@ pub fn decode_expr(obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>) -> Expr { if let Some(cached) = cache.local.exprs.get(&ptr) { return cached.clone(); } - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let expr = match ctor.tag() { - 0 => { - let [nat, _hash] = ctor.objs(); - Expr::bvar(Nat::from_obj(&nat)) - }, - 1 => { - let [name_obj, _hash] = ctor.objs(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, cache.global); - Expr::fvar(name) - }, - 2 => { - let [name_obj, _hash] = ctor.objs(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, cache.global); - Expr::mvar(name) - }, - 3 => { - let [u, _hash] = ctor.objs(); - let u = decode_level(u, cache); - Expr::sort(u) - }, + let e = LeanIxExpr::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + let decode_binder_info = |b: u8| match b { + 0 => BinderInfo::Default, + 1 => BinderInfo::Implicit, + 2 => BinderInfo::StrictImplicit, + 3 => BinderInfo::InstImplicit, + _ => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.BinderInfo tag: {b}"), + }; + let expr = match e.as_ctor().tag() { + 0 => Expr::bvar(Nat::from_obj(&e.get_obj(0))), + 1 => Expr::fvar(decode_name(e.get_obj(0), cache.global)), + 2 => Expr::mvar(decode_name(e.get_obj(0), cache.global)), + 3 => Expr::sort(decode_level(e.get_obj(0), cache)), 4 => { - let [name_obj, levels, _hash] = ctor.objs(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, cache.global); - let levels = collect_list_borrowed(levels.as_list()) + let name = decode_name(e.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let levels = collect_list_borrowed(e.get_obj(1).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_level(o, cache)) .collect(); Expr::cnst(name, levels) }, 5 => { - let [f, a, _hash] = ctor.objs(); - let f = decode_expr(f, cache); - let a = decode_expr(a, cache); + let f = decode_expr(e.get_obj(0), cache); + let a = decode_expr(e.get_obj(1), cache); Expr::app(f, a) }, 6 => { - let [binder_name, binder_typ, body, _hash, binder_info] = ctor.objs(); - let binder_name = decode_name(binder_name, cache.global); - let binder_typ = decode_expr(binder_typ, cache); - let body = decode_expr(body, cache); - let binder_info = match binder_info.as_raw() as usize { - 0 => BinderInfo::Default, - 1 => BinderInfo::Implicit, - 2 => BinderInfo::StrictImplicit, - 3 => BinderInfo::InstImplicit, - _ => unreachable!(), - }; + let binder_name = decode_name(e.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let binder_typ = decode_expr(e.get_obj(1), cache); + let body = decode_expr(e.get_obj(2), cache); + let binder_info = decode_binder_info(e.get_num_8(0)); Expr::lam(binder_name, binder_typ, body, binder_info) }, 7 => { - let [binder_name, binder_typ, body, _hash, binder_info] = ctor.objs(); - let binder_name = decode_name(binder_name, cache.global); - let binder_typ = decode_expr(binder_typ, cache); - let body = decode_expr(body, cache); - let binder_info = match binder_info.as_raw() as usize { - 0 => BinderInfo::Default, - 1 => BinderInfo::Implicit, - 2 => BinderInfo::StrictImplicit, - 3 => BinderInfo::InstImplicit, - _ => unreachable!(), - }; + let binder_name = decode_name(e.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let binder_typ = decode_expr(e.get_obj(1), cache); + let body = decode_expr(e.get_obj(2), cache); + let binder_info = decode_binder_info(e.get_num_8(0)); Expr::all(binder_name, binder_typ, body, binder_info) }, 8 => { - let [decl_name, typ, value, body, _hash, nondep] = ctor.objs(); - let decl_name = decode_name(decl_name, cache.global); - let typ = decode_expr(typ, cache); - let value = decode_expr(value, cache); - let body = decode_expr(body, cache); - let nondep = nondep.as_raw() as usize == 1; + let decl_name = decode_name(e.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let typ = decode_expr(e.get_obj(1), cache); + let value = decode_expr(e.get_obj(2), cache); + let body = decode_expr(e.get_obj(3), cache); + let nondep = e.get_num_8(0) != 0; Expr::letE(decl_name, typ, value, body, nondep) }, 9 => { - let [literal, _hash] = ctor.objs(); - let lit_ctor = literal.as_ctor(); - let [inner] = lit_ctor.objs::<1>(); - match lit_ctor.tag() { + let lit = LeanIxLiteral::from_ctor(e.get_obj(0).as_ctor()); + let inner = lit.get_obj(0); + match lit.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => Expr::lit(Literal::NatVal(Nat::from_obj(&inner))), 1 => Expr::lit(Literal::StrVal(inner.as_string().to_string())), - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.Literal tag: {tag}"), } }, 10 => { - let [data, expr_obj] = ctor.objs(); - let kv_map: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(data.as_list()) + let kv_map: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(e.get_obj(0).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name_data_value(o, cache)) .collect(); - let expr = decode_expr(expr_obj, cache); + let expr = decode_expr(e.get_obj(1), cache); Expr::mdata(kv_map, expr) }, 11 => { - let [typ_name, idx, struct_expr] = ctor.objs(); - let typ_name = decode_name(typ_name, cache.global); - let idx = Nat::from_obj(&idx); - let struct_expr = decode_expr(struct_expr, cache); + let typ_name = decode_name(e.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let idx = Nat::from_obj(&e.get_obj(1)); + let struct_expr = decode_expr(e.get_obj(2), cache); Expr::proj(typ_name, idx, struct_expr) }, - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.Expr tag: {tag}"), }; cache.local.exprs.insert(ptr, expr.clone()); expr @@ -906,11 +871,10 @@ fn decode_recursor_rule( obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>, ) -> RecursorRule { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let [ctor_name, n_fields, rhs] = ctor.objs(); - let ctor_name = decode_name(ctor_name, cache.global); - let n_fields = Nat::from_obj(&n_fields); - let rhs = decode_expr(rhs, cache); + let r = LeanIxRecursorRule::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + let ctor_name = decode_name(r.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let n_fields = Nat::from_obj(&r.get_obj(1)); + let rhs = decode_expr(r.get_obj(2), cache); RecursorRule { ctor: ctor_name, n_fields, rhs } } @@ -918,14 +882,13 @@ fn decode_constant_val( obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>, ) -> ConstantVal { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let [name_obj, level_params, typ] = ctor.objs(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, cache.global); - let level_params: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(level_params.as_list()) + let cv = LeanIxConstantVal::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + let name = decode_name(cv.get_obj(0), cache.global); + let level_params: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(cv.get_obj(1).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)) .collect(); - let typ = decode_expr(typ, cache); + let typ = decode_expr(cv.get_obj(2), cache); ConstantVal { name, level_params, typ } } @@ -933,41 +896,40 @@ pub fn decode_constant_info( obj: LeanBorrowed<'_>, cache: &mut Cache<'_>, ) -> ConstantInfo { - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let [inner_obj] = ctor.objs::<1>(); - let inner = inner_obj.as_ctor(); + let outer = LeanIxConstantInfo::from_ctor(obj.as_ctor()); + let inner_obj = outer.get_obj(0); - match ctor.tag() { + match outer.as_ctor().tag() { 0 => { - let [constant_val, is_unsafe] = inner.objs(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let is_unsafe = is_unsafe.as_raw() as usize == 1; + let inner = LeanIxAxiomVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let is_unsafe = inner.get_num_8(0) != 0; ConstantInfo::AxiomInfo(AxiomVal { cnst: constant_val, is_unsafe }) }, 1 => { - let [constant_val, value, hints, all, safety] = inner.objs(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let value = decode_expr(value, cache); - let hints = if hints.is_scalar() { - match hints.unbox_usize() { + let inner = LeanIxDefinitionVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let value = decode_expr(inner.get_obj(1), cache); + let hints_obj = inner.get_obj(2); + let hints = if hints_obj.is_scalar() { + match hints_obj.unbox_usize() { 0 => ReducibilityHints::Opaque, 1 => ReducibilityHints::Abbrev, - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid scalar ReducibilityHints tag: {tag}"), } } else { - let hints_ctor = hints.as_ctor(); - let [height] = hints_ctor.objs::<1>(); - ReducibilityHints::Regular(height.as_raw() as u32) + let h = LeanIxReducibilityHints::from_ctor(hints_obj.as_ctor()); + ReducibilityHints::Regular(h.get_num_32(0)) }; - let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(all.as_list()) + let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(inner.get_obj(3).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)) .collect(); - let safety = match safety.as_raw() as usize { + let safety = match inner.get_num_8(0) { 0 => DefinitionSafety::Unsafe, 1 => DefinitionSafety::Safe, 2 => DefinitionSafety::Partial, - _ => unreachable!(), + b => unreachable!("Invalid DefinitionSafety byte: {b}"), }; ConstantInfo::DefnInfo(DefinitionVal { cnst: constant_val, @@ -978,24 +940,24 @@ pub fn decode_constant_info( }) }, 2 => { - let [constant_val, value, all] = inner.objs(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let value = decode_expr(value, cache); - let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(all.as_list()) + let inner = LeanIxTheoremVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let value = decode_expr(inner.get_obj(1), cache); + let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(inner.get_obj(2).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)) .collect(); ConstantInfo::ThmInfo(TheoremVal { cnst: constant_val, value, all }) }, 3 => { - let [constant_val, value, all, is_unsafe] = inner.objs(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let value = decode_expr(value, cache); - let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(all.as_list()) + let inner = LeanIxOpaqueVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let value = decode_expr(inner.get_obj(1), cache); + let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(inner.get_obj(2).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)) .collect(); - let is_unsafe = is_unsafe.as_raw() as usize == 1; + let is_unsafe = inner.get_num_8(0) != 0; ConstantInfo::OpaqueInfo(OpaqueVal { cnst: constant_val, value, @@ -1004,36 +966,34 @@ pub fn decode_constant_info( }) }, 4 => { - let [constant_val, kind] = inner.objs(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let kind = match kind.as_raw() as usize { + let inner = LeanIxQuotVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let kind = match inner.get_num_8(0) { 0 => QuotKind::Type, 1 => QuotKind::Ctor, 2 => QuotKind::Lift, 3 => QuotKind::Ind, - _ => unreachable!(), + b => unreachable!("Invalid QuotKind byte: {b}"), }; ConstantInfo::QuotInfo(QuotVal { cnst: constant_val, kind }) }, 5 => { - let [constant_val, num_params, num_indices, all, ctors, num_nested] = - inner.objs::<6>(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let num_params = Nat::from_obj(&num_params); - let num_indices = Nat::from_obj(&num_indices); - let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(all.as_list()) + let inner = LeanIxInductiveVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let num_params = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(1)); + let num_indices = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(2)); + let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(inner.get_obj(3).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)) .collect(); - let ctors: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(ctors.as_list()) + let ctors: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(inner.get_obj(4).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)) .collect(); - let num_nested = Nat::from_obj(&num_nested); - let inner_val = LeanIxInductiveVal(inner_obj); - let is_rec = inner_val.get_num_8(0) != 0; - let is_unsafe = inner_val.get_num_8(1) != 0; - let is_reflexive = inner_val.get_num_8(2) != 0; + let num_nested = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(5)); + let is_rec = inner.get_num_8(0) != 0; + let is_unsafe = inner.get_num_8(1) != 0; + let is_reflexive = inner.get_num_8(2) != 0; ConstantInfo::InductInfo(InductiveVal { cnst: constant_val, num_params, @@ -1047,14 +1007,13 @@ pub fn decode_constant_info( }) }, 6 => { - let [constant_val, induct, cidx, num_params, num_fields, is_unsafe] = - inner.objs(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let induct = decode_name(induct, cache.global); - let cidx = Nat::from_obj(&cidx); - let num_params = Nat::from_obj(&num_params); - let num_fields = Nat::from_obj(&num_fields); - let is_unsafe = is_unsafe.as_raw() as usize == 1; + let inner = LeanIxConstructorVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let induct = decode_name(inner.get_obj(1), cache.global); + let cidx = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(2)); + let num_params = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(3)); + let num_fields = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(4)); + let is_unsafe = inner.get_num_8(0) != 0; ConstantInfo::CtorInfo(ConstructorVal { cnst: constant_val, induct, @@ -1065,31 +1024,22 @@ pub fn decode_constant_info( }) }, 7 => { - let [ - constant_val, - all, - num_params, - num_indices, - num_motives, - num_minors, - rules, - ] = inner.objs::<7>(); - let constant_val = decode_constant_val(constant_val, cache); - let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(all.as_list()) + let inner = LeanIxRecursorVal::from_ctor(inner_obj.as_ctor()); + let constant_val = decode_constant_val(inner.get_obj(0), cache); + let all: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(inner.get_obj(1).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_name(o, cache.global)) .collect(); - let num_params = Nat::from_obj(&num_params); - let num_indices = Nat::from_obj(&num_indices); - let num_motives = Nat::from_obj(&num_motives); - let num_minors = Nat::from_obj(&num_minors); - let rules: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(rules.as_list()) + let num_params = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(2)); + let num_indices = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(3)); + let num_motives = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(4)); + let num_minors = Nat::from_obj(&inner.get_obj(5)); + let rules: Vec<_> = collect_list_borrowed(inner.get_obj(6).as_list()) .into_iter() .map(|o| decode_recursor_rule(o, cache)) .collect(); - let inner_val = LeanIxRecursorVal(inner_obj); - let k = inner_val.get_num_8(0) != 0; - let is_unsafe = inner_val.get_num_8(1) != 0; + let k = inner.get_num_8(0) != 0; + let is_unsafe = inner.get_num_8(1) != 0; ConstantInfo::RecInfo(RecursorVal { cnst: constant_val, all, @@ -1102,7 +1052,7 @@ pub fn decode_constant_info( is_unsafe, }) }, - _ => unreachable!(), + tag => unreachable!("Invalid Lean.ConstantInfo tag: {tag}"), } } @@ -1112,10 +1062,11 @@ fn decode_name_constant_info( global: &GlobalCache, ) -> (Name, ConstantInfo) { let mut cache = Cache::new(global); - let ctor = obj.as_ctor(); - let [name_obj, constant_info] = ctor.objs(); - let name = decode_name(name_obj, global); - let constant_info = decode_constant_info(constant_info, &mut cache); + // Outer Prod (Name × ConstantInfo) has no public LeanProd + // constructor, so read the two fields through the raw ctor. + let pair = obj.as_ctor(); + let name = decode_name(pair.get(0), global); + let constant_info = decode_constant_info(pair.get(1), &mut cache); (name, constant_info) } diff --git a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs index 69707bd5..e50408e2 100644 --- a/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs +++ b/src/ix/kernel/expr.rs @@ -515,14 +515,16 @@ impl KExpr { Self::let_mdata(name, ty, val, body, non_dep, no_mdata::()) } - /// See [`KExpr::lam_hash`] — binder `name` and the cached `non_dep` flag - /// are intentionally not hashed. + /// See [`KExpr::lam_hash`] — binder `name` is intentionally not hashed. + /// `non_dep` IS hashed: dropping it would intern two letEs that differ only + /// in `non_dep` to the same KExpr, and egress would then return whichever + /// `non_dep` was interned first, breaking Ixon roundtrip fidelity. pub fn let_hash( _name: &M::MField, ty: &KExpr, val: &KExpr, body: &KExpr, - _non_dep: bool, + non_dep: bool, _mdata: &M::MField>, ) -> blake3::Hash { let mut h = blake3::Hasher::new(); @@ -530,6 +532,7 @@ impl KExpr { h.update(ty.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(val.addr().as_bytes()); h.update(body.addr().as_bytes()); + h.update(&[non_dep as u8]); h.finalize() } @@ -934,13 +937,13 @@ mod tests { } #[test] - fn let_non_dep_does_not_affect_hash() { + fn let_non_dep_distinguishes_hash() { let ty = AE::sort(AU::zero()); let val = AE::var(0, ()); let body = AE::var(0, ()); let a = AE::let_((), ty.clone(), val.clone(), body.clone(), true); let b = AE::let_((), ty, val, body, false); - assert_eq!(a.addr(), b.addr()); + assert_ne!(a.addr(), b.addr()); } #[test] diff --git a/src/lean.rs b/src/lean.rs index 41b05753..ef41347b 100644 --- a/src/lean.rs +++ b/src/lean.rs @@ -283,6 +283,12 @@ lean_ffi::lean_inductive! { { num_obj: 1 }, // tag 5: serialize ]; + // Defined in `Ix/KernelCheck.lean`. + LeanIxCheckError [ + { num_obj: 1 }, // tag 0: kernelException + { num_obj: 1 }, // tag 1: compileError + ]; + // --- Iroh types --- LeanPutResponse [ { num_obj: 2 } ]; From bef77b1463da0ef51eb546093bbe0d2c81e562b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: samuelburnham <45365069+samuelburnham@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 6 May 2026 11:43:53 -0400 Subject: [PATCH 34/34] ci: Fix valgrind --- .github/workflows/ignored.yml | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/.github/workflows/ignored.yml b/.github/workflows/ignored.yml index 6437e039..5e92186a 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/ignored.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/ignored.yml @@ -67,5 +67,5 @@ jobs: --errors-for-leak-kinds=definite \ --track-origins=yes \ --error-exitcode=1 \ - --suppressions=.github/valgrind.supp + --suppressions=.github/valgrind.supp \ .lake/build/bin/IxTests -- ffi