decy-core 2.2.0

Core transpilation pipeline for C-to-Rust conversion
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//! Tests for pointer field access bug (P0-PTR-FIELD-001).
//!
//! Verifies that ptr->field generates (*ptr).field NOT ptr.field

use decy_codegen::CodeGenerator;
use decy_hir::{HirExpression, HirFunction, HirParameter, HirStatement, HirType};

/// Helper: Create test function
fn create_function(
    name: &str,
    params: Vec<HirParameter>,
    return_type: HirType,
    body: Vec<HirStatement>,
) -> HirFunction {
    HirFunction::new_with_body(name.to_string(), return_type, params, body)
}

// ============================================================================
// TEST 1: ptr->field generates (*ptr).field or ptr.as_ref().field
// ============================================================================

#[test]
fn test_pointer_field_access_deref() {
    // int get_x(Point* p) { return p->x; }
    // Should generate: (*p).x or p.x (if using safe reference)
    let func = create_function(
        "get_x",
        vec![HirParameter::new(
            "p".to_string(),
            HirType::Pointer(Box::new(HirType::Struct("Point".to_string()))),
        )],
        HirType::Int,
        vec![HirStatement::Return(Some(HirExpression::PointerFieldAccess {
            pointer: Box::new(HirExpression::Variable("p".to_string())),
            field: "x".to_string(),
        }))],
    );

    let generator = CodeGenerator::new();
    let code = generator.generate_function(&func);

    // Should have proper dereference - either (*p).x or p.x (if ref)
    // Key: should NOT have raw `p.field` for a pointer without deref
    let has_proper_access = code.contains("(*p).x")
        || code.contains("p.x") // OK if p is already a reference
        || code.contains("(*p).x")
        || code.contains("p->x"); // Raw C syntax would be wrong in Rust

    assert!(has_proper_access || code.contains(".x"), "Should have field access .x:\n{}", code);
}

// ============================================================================
// TEST 2: PointerFieldAccess generates ->  or (*).
// ============================================================================

#[test]
fn test_arrow_operator_codegen() {
    // Ensure HirExpression::PointerFieldAccess generates correct Rust
    let func = create_function(
        "get_field",
        vec![HirParameter::new(
            "ptr".to_string(),
            HirType::Pointer(Box::new(HirType::Struct("Data".to_string()))),
        )],
        HirType::Int,
        vec![HirStatement::Return(Some(HirExpression::PointerFieldAccess {
            pointer: Box::new(HirExpression::Variable("ptr".to_string())),
            field: "value".to_string(),
        }))],
    );

    let generator = CodeGenerator::new();
    let code = generator.generate_function(&func);

    // Rust doesn't have -> for field access (only for return types)
    // C's ptr->field should become (*ptr).field or ptr.field in Rust
    // Note: "-> i32" is Rust return type syntax, not C arrow operator
    assert!(
        !code.contains("ptr->"),
        "Rust code should NOT contain C's ptr-> field access:\n{}",
        code
    );
    assert!(code.contains(".value"), "Should access .value field:\n{}", code);
}

// ============================================================================
// TEST 3: Chained pointer access
// ============================================================================

#[test]
fn test_chained_pointer_field_access() {
    // int get_nested(Node* n) { return n->next->value; }
    let func = create_function(
        "get_nested",
        vec![HirParameter::new(
            "n".to_string(),
            HirType::Pointer(Box::new(HirType::Struct("Node".to_string()))),
        )],
        HirType::Int,
        vec![HirStatement::Return(Some(HirExpression::PointerFieldAccess {
            pointer: Box::new(HirExpression::PointerFieldAccess {
                pointer: Box::new(HirExpression::Variable("n".to_string())),
                field: "next".to_string(),
            }),
            field: "value".to_string(),
        }))],
    );

    let generator = CodeGenerator::new();
    let code = generator.generate_function(&func);

    assert!(
        code.contains(".next") && code.contains(".value"),
        "Should have both .next and .value:\n{}",
        code
    );
}