vj-sim 0.1.0

//! Classes plan (`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-10-03-classes.md`), Task 2:
//! class template dedup (`ClassTemplateId`/`ClassTemplateKey`) and member
//! classification (`ClassMembers`) — LRM 8.4, 8.5, 8.9 (classification
//! only; `fields`/`methods` are not yet lowered into any storage/codegen
//! shape, that starts Task 5). Pure data, no codegen dependency yet (this
//! task's own acceptance text): nothing in `elaborate.rs`'s `Netlist`/
//! `Template` pipeline calls into this module yet, so `Template`'s already-
//! "stable from here on" shape (`template.rs`'s own doc comment) is left
//! untouched.
//!
//! **`ClassTemplateId`/`ClassTemplateKey` vs. `TemplateId`/`TemplateKey`**
//! (`dedup.rs`, `mod.rs`): structurally parallel (same two-field key shape,
//! same hash-then-verify dedup discipline, ARCHITECTURE §7 item 7), but the
//! *ground truth* half of "hash-then-verify" is different, for a reason
//! specific to classes rather than modules:
//!
//! - A module/interface/program `InstanceBody` is dedup'd the hard way
//!   (`dedup.rs::merge_groups_within_bucket`, `Symbol::instance_body_has_same_type`)
//!   because `Design::compile()` forces `DisableInstanceCaching` — `sv-lang`
//!   itself never pointer-shares two instance bodies, even syntactically
//!   identical ones (verified live in `netlist_dedup.rs`'s
//!   `disable_instance_caching_means_no_pointer_sharing_before_our_own_dedup`).
//! - A class specialization is the opposite: `GenericClassDefSymbol` caches
//!   every specialization it ever builds, keyed by its resolved parameter
//!   binding (`vendor/include/slang/ast/symbols/ClassSymbols.h`'s own
//!   `specMap`/`uninstantiatedSpecMap`, `vendor/source/ast/symbols/ClassSymbols.cpp`),
//!   so two `new Box#(int)` (or `Box#(int)`-typed) references anywhere in one
//!   `Compilation` resolve to the LITERAL SAME `ClassType` symbol —
//!   `Symbol`'s own pointer-identity `PartialEq` (`ast.rs`'s
//!   `self.raw.ptr == other.raw.ptr`), not merely a structurally-equivalent
//!   one. Verified live in `netlist_classes.rs`'s
//!   `same_specialization_is_pointer_identical_not_merely_structurally_equal`
//!   test.
//!
//! So this module's "verify" ground truth ([`same_specialization`]) is
//! symbol-identity, never a re-derived member-by-member structural
//! comparison — it is *stronger* than `instance_body_has_same_type` (exact
//! identity, not "same shape"), and it is exactly as cheap as the `==` it
//! is. `params_hash` is still only a candidate-bucketing FILTER, never
//! trusted alone: a 64-bit `DefaultHasher` digest of two DIFFERENT
//! parameter bindings could in principle collide (ARCHITECTURE §7 item 7's
//! own rationale for `TemplateKey.params_hash`), and
//! [`same_specialization`] is what catches that without ever trusting the
//! hash — see `netlist_classes.rs`'s
//! `hash_bucket_collision_between_different_specializations_is_rejected`.

use std::collections::HashMap;
use std::hash::{Hash, Hasher};

use sv_lang_kinds::SymbolKind;

use crate::netlist::{ClassTemplateId, ClassTemplateKey, ElabError, hash_then_verify_dedup};
use crate::symid::SymbolId;

// `ClassTemplateId`/`ClassTemplateKey` themselves now live, unconditionally,
// in `netlist/mod.rs` alongside `TemplateId`/`TemplateKey` (Task 3 deviation:
// see that module's doc comment on `ClassTemplateId` for why) — this module
// keeps their sv-lang-backed construction (`class_template_key_of`,
// `same_specialization`, dedup) and documents their shape here as before.
//
// `ClassTemplateKey` is the candidate-bucketing key for class-template dedup
// (the FILTER half of hash-then-verify — see this module's doc comment
// above). `definition` is a dense id for the class's OWN definition
// identity: for a specialization of a generic class, the generic class's
// `GenericClassDef` symbol (`Type::class_generic_class()`) — shared by every
// specialization of that one generic class, so two different specializations
// of `Box#(T)` get the SAME `definition` and are told apart only by
// `params_hash`; for a plain (non-generic) class, the class's own `ClassType`
// symbol itself (every textually distinct `class Foo; endclass` is its own
// definition, exactly like a module's `Definition`).

/// Interns a class/generic-class DEFINITION symbol to a stable dense id,
/// keyed by [`crate::symid::SymbolUid::uid`] — the same stable-key discipline
/// [`super::dedup::DefinitionTable`] uses for module `Definition`s, kept as
/// its own small table rather than shared with that one because the two
/// intern different symbol kinds (`Definition` there, `ClassType`/
/// `GenericClassDef` here) and nothing requires their dense ids to share one
/// namespace.
#[derive(Default)]
pub struct ClassDefinitionTable {
    by_id: HashMap<SymbolId, u32>,
}

impl ClassDefinitionTable {
    pub fn intern(&mut self, def: sv_lang::Symbol<'_>) -> u32 {
        use crate::symid::SymbolUid;
        let next_id = self.by_id.len() as u32;
        *self.by_id.entry(def.uid()).or_insert(next_id)
    }
}

/// The definition-identity half of a [`ClassTemplateKey`]: the generic
/// class's own symbol for a specialization, or the class's own symbol for a
/// plain (non-generic) class — see [`ClassTemplateKey::definition`]'s doc
/// comment.
fn class_definition_symbol<'d>(ty: sv_lang::Type<'d>) -> sv_lang::Symbol<'d> {
    let ty = ty.canonical();
    match ty.class_generic_class() {
        Some(generic) => generic,
        None => ty.as_symbol(),
    }
}

/// Task 2's `class_param_binding_hash` (parallel to
/// `sv-sim-codegen::mangle::param_binding_hash`, which this cannot literally
/// reuse: that function reads `sym.parameters()`, whose own doc/SAFETY
/// comment — quoted in `dedup.rs::template_key_of` — says its count "is 0
/// for non-instances", so it is populated only on an `Instance`-kind symbol,
/// never a `ClassType`). A specialized class's bound parameters are instead
/// real `Parameter`/`TypeParameter` members of the class's OWN scope
/// (`slang::ast::ParameterBuilder::createParam` adds them there at
/// specialization time, verified against
/// `vendor/source/ast/symbols/ClassSymbols.cpp`), so this walks
/// `class_sym.members()` directly and hashes each one's `(name(),
/// parameter_value())` — `parameter_value()` is documented to print "its
/// value or target type", which is exactly what distinguishes a `parameter
/// int W = 8` binding from a `parameter type T = int` one without this
/// function needing two different code paths for value vs. type parameters.
/// A plain (non-generic) class has no `Parameter`/`TypeParameter` members at
/// all, so this returns the same fixed empty-input hash for every one of
/// them — harmless, since `ClassTemplateKey.definition` already tells two
/// different plain classes apart on its own.
///
/// Deterministic (fixed-key `DefaultHasher`, not `HashMap`'s per-process-
/// randomized `RandomState`) for the same reason `template_key_of` is: a
/// candidate-bucketing filter must hash the same input to the same output
/// across independent `elaborate()`-style runs.
pub fn class_param_binding_hash(class_sym: &sv_lang::Symbol<'_>) -> u64 {
    let mut hasher = std::collections::hash_map::DefaultHasher::new();
    for member in class_sym.members() {
        if matches!(
            member.kind(),
            SymbolKind::Parameter | SymbolKind::TypeParameter
        ) {
            member.name().hash(&mut hasher);
            member.parameter_value().hash(&mut hasher);
        }
    }
    hasher.finish()
}

/// Builds one specialization's [`ClassTemplateKey`] — the definition half
/// via [`class_definition_symbol`]/[`ClassDefinitionTable::intern`], the
/// parameter-binding half via [`class_param_binding_hash`].
pub fn class_template_key_of(
    defs: &mut ClassDefinitionTable,
    ty: sv_lang::Type<'_>,
) -> ClassTemplateKey {
    let ty = ty.canonical();
    let definition = defs.intern(class_definition_symbol(ty));
    let params_hash = class_param_binding_hash(&ty.as_symbol());
    ClassTemplateKey {
        definition,
        params_hash,
    }
}

/// Classes plan Task 9 (LRM 8.25): a string that is equal for two class
/// types iff they are the same specialization of the same class, and that
/// is stable across everything a `Symbol` is not -- `sv-lang` 0.1.9 exposes
/// no pointer, `Hash` or `Ord` on a `Symbol` (so a registry keyed by the
/// specialization itself, never just by its generic's [`SymbolUid::uid`],
/// cannot be a plain map), and every specialization of one generic class
/// shares that one `uid` (as do their corresponding members), which is
/// exactly the ambiguity this key resolves. Composed of:
///
/// - the ENCLOSING class's own key, if `ty` is declared inside another class
///   (8.25's nested classes): `Outer#(int)::Inner` and `Outer#(string)::
///   Inner` are different classes with the same `Inner` uid;
/// - `ty`'s own definition uid (the generic class's, for a specialization);
/// - every bound `Parameter`/`TypeParameter` (the same members
///   [`class_param_binding_hash`] hashes) as `name=value`. A value
///   parameter prints through `parameter_value()`; a TYPE parameter
///   recurses into this function when its target is itself a class (so
///   `Box#(Outer1::Inner)` and `Box#(Outer2::Inner)`, whose target types
///   both PRINT as `Inner`, stay distinct) and otherwise uses the target's
///   canonical SV spelling.
///
/// Unlike [`class_param_binding_hash`] this is exact, not a bucketing
/// filter: it is what the codegen registry and the symbol mangler key on.
/// A residual ambiguity (two different types that print identically) is
/// caught loudly by the registry's own collision check, never silently
/// merged.
pub fn class_specialization_key(ty: sv_lang::Type<'_>) -> String {
    let mut out = String::new();
    push_class_key(ty.canonical().as_symbol(), &mut out);
    out
}

fn push_class_key(class_sym: sv_lang::Symbol<'_>, out: &mut String) {
    use crate::symid::SymbolUid;
    use std::fmt::Write as _;

    if let Some(parent) = class_sym.parent()
        && parent.kind() == SymbolKind::ClassType
    {
        push_class_key(parent, out);
        out.push('/');
    }
    let ty = class_sym.as_type();
    let definition = match ty.and_then(|t| t.class_generic_class()) {
        Some(generic) => generic,
        None => class_sym,
    };
    let _ = write!(out, "{:?}", definition.uid());
    for member in class_sym.members() {
        // Only a specialization's bound parameters take part in its
        // identity; every other member kind is the class's body. (`if`,
        // not a `match` with a wildcard: a membership test, not a
        // classification of `SymbolKind` -- `xtask lint-unimplemented`.)
        if member.kind() == SymbolKind::Parameter {
            let _ = write!(
                out,
                "#{}={}",
                member.name(),
                member.parameter_value().unwrap_or_default()
            );
        } else if member.kind() == SymbolKind::TypeParameter {
            let _ = write!(out, "#{}=", member.name());
            match member.declared_type().map(|t| t.canonical()) {
                Some(target) if target.is_class() => {
                    out.push('<');
                    push_class_key(target.as_symbol(), out);
                    out.push('>');
                }
                Some(target) => out.push_str(&target.to_sv_string()),
                None => out.push_str(&member.parameter_value().unwrap_or_default()),
            }
        }
    }
}

/// The VERIFY ground truth for class-template dedup (this module's doc
/// comment): two specializations are the same template iff they are
/// literally the same `ClassType` symbol. Never a structural re-derivation
/// (unlike `dedup.rs`'s `instance_body_has_same_type`) — slang's own
/// specialization cache already guarantees pointer identity for a genuinely
/// matching binding, so re-deriving "same shape" here would be strictly
/// weaker, not stronger, than just comparing identity directly. Exposed
/// (not just an internal helper of [`assign_class_template_ids`]) so a test
/// can drive [`hash_then_verify_dedup`] directly with a forced, fabricated
/// [`ClassTemplateKey`] collision between two genuinely different classes —
/// the same "bypass the real hash, exercise only the verify step" shape
/// `netlist_dedup.rs`'s own
/// `hash_bucket_collision_between_different_modules_is_rejected_by_pairwise_oracle`
/// uses for module `Template`s.
pub fn same_specialization(a: sv_lang::Type<'_>, b: sv_lang::Type<'_>) -> bool {
    a.canonical().as_symbol() == b.canonical().as_symbol()
}

/// Task 2 step 5: hash-then-verify dedup over a caller-supplied slice of
/// resolved class `Type`s (every element some specialization's or plain
/// class's own `ClassType`), returning one [`ClassTemplateId`] per input
/// element, index-aligned with `types` — two elements get the same id iff
/// [`same_specialization`] confirms they are the one underlying symbol.
/// Built directly on [`hash_then_verify_dedup`] (`dedup_algorithm.rs`'s
/// already-tested, generic, sv-lang-free algorithm) rather than a
/// re-implementation of its bucket/merge loop, tagging each `Type` with its
/// own [`ClassTemplateKey`] up front (a plain, non-`Fn`-constrained loop,
/// since building that key needs `&mut ClassDefinitionTable`) exactly the
/// way `dedup.rs::merge_groups_within_bucket` tags each module body with its
/// own `TemplateKey` before bucketing.
pub fn assign_class_template_ids(types: &[sv_lang::Type<'_>]) -> Vec<ClassTemplateId> {
    let mut defs = ClassDefinitionTable::default();
    let tagged: Vec<(ClassTemplateKey, sv_lang::Type<'_>)> = types
        .iter()
        .map(|ty| (class_template_key_of(&mut defs, *ty), *ty))
        .collect();

    let groups = hash_then_verify_dedup(
        &tagged,
        |(key, _ty)| *key,
        |(_, a), (_, b)| same_specialization(*a, *b),
    );

    let mut ids = vec![ClassTemplateId(0); types.len()];
    for (group_index, indices) in groups.into_iter().enumerate() {
        for i in indices {
            ids[i] = ClassTemplateId(group_index as u32);
        }
    }
    ids
}

/// Task 2 step 5's discovery mechanism, named explicitly in the plan: "walks
/// every instantiated specialization (every `new()` call site's resolved
/// type), not just syntactic class declarations". This is the only way a
/// generic class specialization becomes reachable at all when it is
/// otherwise never a direct scope member anywhere in `design.root()`'s own
/// symbol tree — `GenericClassDefSymbol`'s `specMap` (this module's own doc
/// comment) is a private cache, not a scope, so a specialization that is
/// only ever reached through a `new Box#(int)` expression has no OTHER
/// discoverable home in the AST.
///
/// Visits every symbol in `eval`'s design (`Symbol::visit`, the same
/// design-wide walk `check_no_class_declarations`/`discover_processes`
/// already use elsewhere in this workspace) and, at each one, walks its
/// `initializer()` (a variable/property's `= expr`) and `body()` (a
/// procedural block's or subroutine's — including a class method's and the
/// constructor's — root statement) generically via [`sv_lang::SemNode::children`]
/// — the one tree accessor that already spans every AST domain (expression,
/// statement, timing control, …) — checking only
/// `ExpressionKind::NewClass` and otherwise recursing unconditionally. This
/// is a "collect one kind, visit everything the same way" walk, not a
/// classification match, so it carries none of ARCHITECTURE §7 item 9's
/// exhaustive-kind-match obligation: it never branches on, nor chooses
/// different behavior for, any other node kind.
///
/// **Scope boundary, stated rather than silently narrowed**: this walk finds
/// a specialization only where a `new(...)` expression names it. A
/// specialization referenced ONLY through a declared variable's type with no
/// `new()` anywhere in the design (e.g. a bare `Box#(int) handle;`, always
/// `null`, never allocated) is not discovered by this function — exactly the
/// plan's own literal text for this step, and consistent with this task's
/// job being "the identity a `new()`-allocated object's `ObjEntry.template`
/// field will need" (Task 5), not a bare declared type's set of reachable
/// specializations. Task 9 (parameterized classes) revisits specialization
/// discovery as real codegen consumes it.
pub fn collect_new_class_types<'d>(eval: &'d sv_lang::EvalSession<'d>) -> Vec<sv_lang::Type<'d>> {
    discover_classes(eval).0
}

/// Every class a static property of which is initialized by a NON-constant
/// expression (`static bit m__initialized = __deferred_init();`) that the
/// design names anywhere -- a `new`, a variable's or typedef's declared type,
/// a base class, or a declaration -- not only a `new` site. LRM 6.21 / 8.9:
/// a static property is initialized once, before time zero, whether or not
/// anything ever touches it (UVM registers every `uvm_*_utils` type this
/// way), so each such class needs a time-zero initializer.
pub fn classes_with_dynamic_static_init<'d>(
    eval: &'d sv_lang::EvalSession<'d>,
) -> Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>> {
    let (_, scanned) = discover_classes(eval);
    scanned
        .into_iter()
        .filter(|cls| {
            classify_members(*cls).is_ok_and(|m| {
                m.statics.iter().any(|s| {
                    s.initializer()
                        .is_some_and(|init| init.constant_value().is_none())
                })
            })
        })
        .collect()
}

/// Every method and constructor of every class the design names (each class
/// once, discovery order): the code a class-handle call may run.
pub fn class_method_symbols<'d>(eval: &'d sv_lang::EvalSession<'d>) -> Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>> {
    let (_, scanned) = discover_classes(eval);
    scanned
        .into_iter()
        .filter_map(|cls| classify_members(cls).ok())
        .flat_map(|m| m.methods.into_iter().chain(m.ctor))
        .collect()
}

/// [`collect_new_class_types`]'s walk, also returning every class symbol it
/// scanned (each exactly once, in discovery order).
fn discover_classes<'d>(
    eval: &'d sv_lang::EvalSession<'d>,
) -> (Vec<sv_lang::Type<'d>>, Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>) {
    let mut out = Vec::new();
    let mut seen = std::collections::HashSet::new();
    let mut pending = Vec::new();
    let mut scanned = Vec::new();
    scan_new_class_types(
        eval.design().root(),
        &mut out,
        &mut seen,
        &mut pending,
        &mut scanned,
    );
    // A specialization is scanned once, when first named; scanning it can
    // name more (a `new` of another one, a base class).
    let mut done = 0;
    loop {
        while done < out.len() {
            let ty = out[done];
            done += 1;
            pending.push(ty.as_symbol());
            pending.extend(base_chain(ty).into_iter().map(|b| b.as_symbol()));
        }
        let Some(cls) = pending.pop() else { break };
        if seen.insert(cls.hierarchical_path().to_string()) {
            scanned.push(cls);
            scan_new_class_types(cls, &mut out, &mut seen, &mut pending, &mut scanned);
        }
    }
    (out, scanned)
}

/// One [`collect_new_class_types`] walk of the symbol tree under `root`.
///
/// A class specialization that nothing in the tree DECLARES -- only a type
/// alias (`typedef uvm_object_registry#(T, "T") type_id;`, whose `get()` is
/// reached through `type_id::get()`), a variable's declared type or a `new`
/// names it -- is not a child of any scope the walk descends, so its
/// methods' `new` sites would be missed. Every class a symbol's declared
/// type names is therefore queued in `pending` for the same scan (once per
/// specialization, keyed by its hierarchical path).
fn scan_new_class_types<'d>(
    root: sv_lang::Symbol<'d>,
    out: &mut Vec<sv_lang::Type<'d>>,
    seen: &mut std::collections::HashSet<String>,
    pending: &mut Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>,
    scanned: &mut Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>,
) {
    root.visit(|sym| {
        // A module elaborated only as an uninstantiated definition (not a
        // top, never instantiated) or a generate branch not taken runs no
        // code: its `new` sites -- whose class parameters may be error types
        // there -- are not the design's.
        if crate::netlist::is_uninstantiated_scope(&sym) {
            return sv_lang::Walk::Skip;
        }
        if sym.kind() == SymbolKind::ClassType && seen.insert(sym.hierarchical_path().to_string()) {
            scanned.push(sym);
        }
        if let Some(ty) = sym.declared_type()
            && ty.canonical().is_class()
        {
            pending.push(ty.canonical().as_symbol());
        }
        if let Some(init) = sym.initializer() {
            collect_new_class_types_from(init.as_sem_node(), out, pending);
        }
        if let Some(body) = crate::process::cfg::proc_body(&sym) {
            collect_new_class_types_from(body.as_sem_node(), out, pending);
        }
        // LRM 8.24: an out-of-block method (`extern function f(); ... function
        // C::f();`) is a member of the class only as a `MethodPrototype`; its
        // body symbol is reached through the prototype, not by the walk.
        if sym.kind() == SymbolKind::MethodPrototype
            && let Some(imp) = sym.method_prototype_subroutine()
        {
            // Walk the whole out-of-block subroutine symbol, not only its body
            // statement: its locals (`static T x = new;`) carry initializers.
            scan_new_class_types(imp, out, seen, pending, scanned);
        }
        sv_lang::Walk::Continue
    });
}

fn collect_new_class_types_from<'d>(
    node: sv_lang::SemNode<'d>,
    out: &mut Vec<sv_lang::Type<'d>>,
    pending: &mut Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>,
) {
    if let Some(expr) = node.as_expression() {
        if expr.kind() == sv_lang_kinds::ExpressionKind::NewClass
            && let Some(ty) = expr.expr_type()
        {
            // LRM 8.25: `typedef vector#(4) Vfour; Vfour f = new;` types the
            // `new` as the TypeAlias; every consumer keys on the class symbol.
            out.push(ty.canonical());
        }
        // A static method called through its class (`uvm_typeid#(T)::get()`)
        // names that specialization without any declaration: scan it too.
        if expr.kind() == sv_lang_kinds::ExpressionKind::Call
            && expr.is_system_call() != Some(true)
            && let Some(cls) = expr
                .call_subroutine()
                .and_then(|s| s.parent())
                .filter(|p| p.kind() == SymbolKind::ClassType)
        {
            pending.push(cls);
        }
    }
    for child in crate::process::cfg::live_children(&node) {
        collect_new_class_types_from(child, out, pending);
    }
}

/// Task 2 step 1's `base_chain`: `ty`'s own ancestors, root (outermost) base
/// first, `ty` itself NOT included — `ObjectLayout::for_template` (Task 6)
/// concatenates this with `ty`'s own declared properties afterward, so
/// including `ty` here would double it. Repeats `Type::class_base()` until
/// it returns `None` (a root class with no `extends` clause).
pub fn base_chain<'d>(ty: sv_lang::Type<'d>) -> Vec<sv_lang::Type<'d>> {
    let mut chain = Vec::new();
    let mut cur = ty.class_base();
    while let Some(base) = cur {
        cur = base.class_base();
        chain.push(base);
    }
    chain.reverse();
    chain
}

/// Task 2 step 1's `flattened_interfaces`: a thin wrapper over
/// `Type::class_implemented_interfaces()`, which slang itself already
/// returns pre-flattened through another implemented interface's own
/// `extends` chain (confirmed live, Task 8: `interface class ic2 extends
/// ic1; class x implements ic2;` makes `x`'s own call return BOTH `ic2`
/// and `ic1`).
///
/// Correction (Task 8, found running its own `interface_class_via_base_
/// deferred_impl.sv` fixture -- this module's own earlier doc comment
/// claimed `ty.class_implemented_interfaces()` was ALSO already flattened
/// "transitively ... through a base class", which is false): `ty`'s own
/// call reflects only `ty`'s OWN `implements` clause (`ClassType::
/// implementsIfaces` is populated solely by `handleImplements`, which runs
/// only when `ty` itself declares one) -- a `Derived extends Base` with no
/// `implements` clause of its own, whose `Base` directly `implements
/// IFoo`, has an EMPTY `flattened_interfaces(derived_ty)` even though LRM
/// 8.26's own text ("a subclass implicitly implements all of the interface
/// classes implemented by its superclass") makes `Derived` an `IFoo` too.
/// A caller that needs the FULL transitive set across a base chain must
/// call this once per level and union the results -- `VtableLayout::
/// for_template`'s own Task 8 section does exactly that; this function
/// itself stays the same thin, one-level wrapper `base_chain`'s own shape
/// expects so Task 8 (interface classes) has one stable name to call.
pub fn flattened_interfaces<'d>(ty: sv_lang::Type<'d>) -> Vec<sv_lang::Type<'d>> {
    ty.class_implemented_interfaces().collect()
}

/// Task 2 step 2's `ClassMembers`: one class's own (non-inherited) members,
/// split by role. `statics`/`fields` are `ClassProperty` members split by
/// `variable_lifetime()` (8.9: a `static` property has one copy for the
/// whole simulation; an ordinary, "automatic"-lifetime one is per-object);
/// `methods` is every USER-declared `Subroutine`/`MethodPrototype` member
/// that is not the constructor; `ctor` is the `Subroutine` member flagged
/// `MethodFlags::CONSTRUCTOR` (8.7), if this class declares one. All four
/// are in `members()`'s own declaration order — this task's own tests rely
/// on that order, and no later task may re-sort them.
///
/// "USER-declared" is load-bearing: `slang` adds 8 implicit, bodied
/// `Subroutine` members to EVERY class — `randomize`, `pre_randomize`,
/// `post_randomize`, `get_randstate`, `set_randstate`, `srandom`,
/// `rand_mode`, `constraint_mode` (LRM 18.6/18.12–18.14's "every class
/// ... shall have the following built-in methods") — each flagged
/// `MethodFlags::BUILT_IN`, verified live against a plain `class Base; int
/// a; function void bump(); endclass` fixture
/// (`netlist_classes.rs`'s own regression: `class_sym.members()` for that
/// class yields `bump` PLUS all 8 of these, not `bump` alone). `classify_members`
/// excludes them from `methods` — this plan's own header is explicit that
/// `randomize()`/constraint solving (18.1–18.12/18.16–18.17) is the sibling
/// constraints plan's job, not this one's, and dumping these 8 into
/// `methods` would make Task 7's vtable-slot assignment try to mangle/lower
/// them as if they were ordinary user methods.
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct ClassMembers<'d> {
    pub statics: Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>,
    pub fields: Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>,
    pub methods: Vec<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>,
    pub ctor: Option<sv_lang::Symbol<'d>>,
}

/// IEEE 1800-2023 18.5.1 checks on one constraint block of a class: an
/// explicit `extern constraint p;` with no external block is an error, and
/// "it shall be an error if a constraint block of the same name as a
/// prototype appears in the same class declaration". slang only warns
/// (MemberImplNotFound) and accepts the duplicate, so this catches both once
/// per class, whether or not anything ever instantiates or randomizes it.
fn check_constraint_member<'d>(
    class_sym: sv_lang::Symbol<'d>,
    member: sv_lang::Symbol<'d>,
    seen: &mut std::collections::HashSet<String>,
) -> Result<(), ElabError> {
    if !seen.insert(member.name().to_string()) {
        return Err(ElabError::Frontend(format!(
            "class `{}` declares the constraint block `{}` more than once \
             (IEEE 1800-2023 18.5.1)",
            class_sym.name(),
            member.name()
        )));
    }
    let flags = member.constraint_block_flags();
    if flags.contains(sv_lang::ConstraintBlockFlags::EXPLICIT_EXTERN)
        && !flags.contains(sv_lang::ConstraintBlockFlags::PURE)
        && member
            .constraint_block_constraints()
            .and_then(|c| c.as_constraint())
            .is_none_or(|c| c.kind() == sv_lang::kinds::ConstraintKind::Invalid)
    {
        return Err(ElabError::Frontend(format!(
            "`extern constraint {};` in class `{}` has no external constraint \
             block (IEEE 1800-2023 18.5.1)",
            member.name(),
            class_sym.name()
        )));
    }
    Ok(())
}

/// Runs the 18.5.1 constraint-prototype checks over `class_sym` without
/// classifying the rest of the class, so a declared-but-unused class is still
/// diagnosed.
pub fn check_class_constraints(class_sym: sv_lang::Symbol<'_>) -> Result<(), ElabError> {
    let mut seen = std::collections::HashSet::new();
    for member in class_sym.members() {
        if member.kind() == SymbolKind::ConstraintBlock {
            check_constraint_member(class_sym, member, &mut seen)?;
        }
    }
    Ok(())
}

/// Task 2 step 2: one pass over `class_sym.members()`, classifying every
/// member into [`ClassMembers`]. Every `SymbolKind` a `ClassType`'s own
/// scope can legitimately contain is explicitly listed — never a blanket
/// `_` — so a genuinely unrecognized kind still falls to the typed-error arm
/// below (ARCHITECTURE §7 item 9), matching `template.rs::build_members`'s
/// own "known-benign, not a blanket `_`" pattern for the kinds this task
/// does not itself classify: `Parameter`/`TypeParameter` (a specialization's
/// own bound parameters — contribute to [`class_param_binding_hash`], not
/// here), `ClassType`/`GenericClassDef` (a nested class declaration — Task
/// 9's job, its own independent `ClassTemplateId` if ever specialized/`new`'d,
/// not a member of ITS enclosing class's `ClassMembers`), `ConstraintBlock`/
/// `CovergroupType` (this plan's own header: `randomize()`/constraint
/// solving and coverage are explicitly the sibling constraints/coverage
/// plans' job, not this one's), and the usual scope noise every symbol table
/// in this workspace already treats as contributing nothing
/// (`TypeAlias`/`ForwardingTypedef`/`EmptyMember`/`TransparentMember`/
/// `DeferredMember`/`Attribute`/`WildcardImport`/`ExplicitImport`/`LetDecl`).
pub fn classify_members<'d>(class_sym: sv_lang::Symbol<'d>) -> Result<ClassMembers<'d>, ElabError> {
    use sv_lang::{MethodFlags, VariableLifetime};

    let mut statics = Vec::new();
    let mut fields = Vec::new();
    let mut methods = Vec::new();
    let mut ctor = None;
    let mut constraint_names = std::collections::HashSet::new();

    for member in class_sym.members() {
        match member.kind() {
            SymbolKind::ClassProperty => match member.variable_lifetime() {
                VariableLifetime::Static => statics.push(member),
                VariableLifetime::Automatic => fields.push(member),
            },
            SymbolKind::Subroutine => {
                let flags = member.subroutine_flags();
                if flags.contains(MethodFlags::CONSTRUCTOR) {
                    ctor = Some(member);
                } else if !flags.contains(MethodFlags::BUILT_IN) {
                    // `MethodFlags::BUILT_IN` excludes slang's 8 implicit
                    // randomize-family methods every class carries — see
                    // this function's own doc comment above.
                    methods.push(member);
                }
            }
            SymbolKind::MethodPrototype => {
                if !member
                    .method_prototype_flags()
                    .contains(MethodFlags::BUILT_IN)
                {
                    methods.push(member);
                }
            }
            SymbolKind::ConstraintBlock => {
                check_constraint_member(class_sym, member, &mut constraint_names)?;
            }
            SymbolKind::Parameter
            | SymbolKind::TypeParameter
            | SymbolKind::ClassType
            | SymbolKind::GenericClassDef
            | SymbolKind::CovergroupType
            | SymbolKind::TypeAlias
            | SymbolKind::ForwardingTypedef
            | SymbolKind::EmptyMember
            | SymbolKind::TransparentMember
            | SymbolKind::DeferredMember
            | SymbolKind::Attribute
            | SymbolKind::WildcardImport
            | SymbolKind::ExplicitImport
            | SymbolKind::LetDecl => {}
            other => {
                return Err(ElabError::UnsupportedConstruct {
                    hier_path: member.hierarchical_path(),
                    detail: format!(
                        "{other:?} class member not yet classified by this elaboration pass"
                    ),
                });
            }
        }
    }

    Ok(ClassMembers {
        statics,
        fields,
        methods,
        ctor,
    })
}

/// Task 4 (`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-10-03-classes.md`, LRM 8.9): every
/// distinct class template reachable from `eval`'s design (via
/// [`collect_new_class_types`]/[`assign_class_template_ids`] — the same
/// `new()`-site discovery Task 2 already built; see that function's own
/// doc comment for the scope boundary this inherits: a specialization
/// referenced only through a declared variable's type, with no `new()`
/// anywhere in the design, is not discovered) that declares at least one
/// `static` property — paired with one representative `Symbol` for that
/// template. "Representative" is not a choice between distinct symbols:
/// any two class `Type`s sharing a `ClassTemplateId` are, by
/// [`same_specialization`]'s own pointer-identity ground truth, the
/// literal same `ClassType`/specialized symbol.
///
/// A class with no `static` member (per [`classify_members`]) contributes
/// no entry: it needs no singleton segment at all. This function is the
/// one place that decides "needs a segment" — never re-derived at a call
/// site (`state::instance::StateEngine::allocate_class_static_singletons`'s
/// own caller is expected to build its `layouts` argument from exactly this
/// list, never from a separately-filtered one).
///
/// Deduplicated and returned in ascending [`ClassTemplateId`] order —
/// deterministic across repeat calls on the same `eval`, like every other
/// query this module exposes.
pub fn class_templates_with_statics<'d>(
    eval: &'d sv_lang::EvalSession<'d>,
) -> Result<Vec<(crate::netlist::ClassTemplateId, sv_lang::Symbol<'d>)>, ElabError> {
    let types = collect_new_class_types(eval);
    let ids = assign_class_template_ids(&types);

    let mut by_id: HashMap<crate::netlist::ClassTemplateId, sv_lang::Symbol<'d>> = HashMap::new();
    for (ty, id) in types.iter().zip(ids.iter()) {
        by_id.entry(*id).or_insert_with(|| ty.as_symbol());
    }

    let mut ids_sorted: Vec<u32> = by_id.keys().map(|id| id.0).collect();
    ids_sorted.sort_unstable();

    let mut out = Vec::new();
    for raw in ids_sorted {
        let id = crate::netlist::ClassTemplateId(raw);
        let sym = by_id[&id];
        let members = classify_members(sym)?;
        if !members.statics.is_empty() {
            out.push((id, sym));
        }
    }
    Ok(out)
}