vj-sim 0.1.0

//! A2-PROCESS (`sv-sim-sim::process`) — cross-track contract only: the process
//! template lowering shape shared between the A2-process track and CODEGEN
//! (process.md). Real liveness analysis / CFG construction belongs to the
//! A2-process track, not this wave.

use sv_sim_abi::{SimHandle, SimTime};

use crate::sched::JoinKind;
use crate::state::{EdgeKind, StateCellId};

// Task S3a (CPS CFG + Segment IR) touches `sv_lang::Statement`/`Expression`
// directly, so it lives behind this crate's `frontend` feature per
// `docs/CONTRACTS.md` D4 -- unlike the plain POD shape types above, which
// stay sv-lang-free and ungated.
#[cfg(feature = "frontend")]
pub mod cfg;

// Task 7 (PR-116, XC-044): re-exported at this module's own path (rather
// than only `process::cfg::`) so `suspending_statement_kinds` sits exactly
// where the plan names it (`sv-sim-sim::process`) -- physically defined
// next to `SuspendPoint` in `cfg` (see that function's own doc comment for
// why), not redeclared here.
#[cfg(feature = "frontend")]
pub use cfg::{SuspendPointKind, suspending_statement_kinds};

// Task S3b (Liveness + FrameLayout) touches `sv_lang::Symbol`/`SymbolId`
// directly (declared-local discovery via `Statement::block_symbol()` +
// `Symbol::members()`), so it lives behind this crate's `frontend` feature
// for the same reason `cfg` does -- see `cfg`'s doc comment above.
#[cfg(feature = "frontend")]
pub mod liveness;

// Task S5 (Template dedup + `ProcessInstanceId`) touches `sv_lang::Symbol`/
// `SymbolId`/`ConstantValue` directly (`Symbol::parameters()`,
// `instance_body_definition()`, `constant_value()`), so it lives behind this
// crate's `frontend` feature for the same reason `cfg`/`liveness` do -- see
// `cfg`'s doc comment above.
#[cfg(feature = "frontend")]
pub mod dedup;

/// Stable, elaboration-order-derived tie-break key (process.md §6: "derived from
/// a deterministic pre-order walk of the frozen Design's instance hierarchy,
/// never from allocation order or thread arrival"; ledger PR-075..PR-077,
/// PR-118, DT-011, DT-031). The scheduler consumes this as its canonical
/// cross-thread tie-break.
#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Debug)]
pub struct ProcessInstanceId(pub u64);

/// Opaque, minted 1:1 by CODEGEN per trap-eligible statement at lowering time
/// (debugger.md; ledger CG-142, CG-149, CG-154, SC-104, SC-126, DB-034): stable
/// only within one compile, never across recompiles (no hot-reload of source into
/// a live debug session).
#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Debug)]
pub struct StmtId(pub u64);

/// One frame slot's compile-time SHAPE only (process.md §3 `FrameSlot`/
/// `FourStateI2N`/`WideFourState`; ledger ST-103..ST-105): the number of u64
/// words the slot's payload occupies. This is layout metadata CODEGEN consumes
/// when computing a TEMPLATE's fixed frame offsets ("Frame slot layout is
/// decided once per process TEMPLATE... handed to codegen as a fixed struct
/// layout") — never the runtime payload itself, which is why it carries
/// counts, not `Vec<u64>` data (see [`ActivationRecord`]'s doc comment for why
/// that distinction is load-bearing).
#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Debug)]
pub enum FrameSlot {
    Narrow4State {
        word_count: u16,
    },
    Wide4State {
        aval_word_count: u32,
        bval_word_count: u32,
    },
    /// A fixed-size unpacked-array local: `rows` rows (all dimensions
    /// flattened, lowest index first) of `row_words` words each, a row
    /// holding one element's packed value.
    Array {
        rows: u32,
        row_words: u16,
    },
}

/// A fixed, pointer-free reference to a contiguous range of STATE-owned arena
/// storage (word- or element-addressed, per the referencing field's own unit).
/// Never an owning buffer — the one shape every [`ActivationRecord`]-embedded
/// field below uses in place of a heap-owning `Vec`.
#[repr(C)]
#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Debug)]
pub struct ArenaRange {
    pub base: u32,
    pub count: u32,
}

/// POD, pointer-free, memcpy-checkpointable — the only per-instance execution
/// state that must survive a suspend or a Time-Warp rollback (process.md §3;
/// ledger CG-164, CG-176, ST-005).
///
/// Fixed vs. an earlier draft of this contract (caught in review): storing
/// `frame: Vec<FrameSlot>` / `pending_wait: Option<WaitSpec>` (its `EdgeList`
/// variant owns a `Vec`) / `fork_state: Option<ForkFrame>` (its
/// `child_handles` owned a `Vec`) directly here made the "memcpy-
/// checkpointable" claim false — a `Vec` is a heap pointer + len + cap, so
/// byte-copying this struct for checkpoint/rollback would duplicate that
/// pointer, and dropping or mutating either copy double-frees or
/// use-after-frees the other. `frame: [FrameSlot]` in
/// `docs/design/process.md`'s own struct sketch (§3, line 40) is a DST slice,
/// meaningful only as a *reference* into memory STATE owns ("owned/allocated
/// by STATE, laid out by this subsystem via FrameLayout") — never data this
/// struct owns inline. `frame` below is exactly that reference: an
/// [`ArenaRange`] into STATE's per-process frame arena (word-addressed); the
/// per-slot shape list (`FrameLayout`/`Vec<FrameSlot>`) stays a compile-time-
/// only artifact of `ProcessLoweringPlan`, analogous to `state::SlotOffset`,
/// and is never embedded in the per-instance runtime record. `pending_wait` /
/// `fork_state` are fixed for the same reason — see [`WaitSpecStorage`] /
/// [`ForkFrame`]'s own doc comments.
// No `PartialEq`/`Eq`: transitively embeds `PredicateFn` (a bare fn pointer,
// whose equality is deliberately not derived -- see `PredicateFn`'s own doc
// comment). `Copy` is what the POD/memcpy-checkpointable contract needs.
#[repr(C)]
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)]
pub struct ActivationRecord {
    pub pc: u32,
    pub frame: ArenaRange,
    pub pending_wait: WaitSpecStorage,
    pub fork_state: Option<ForkFrame>,
}

/// The POD cache of the last-returned suspend reason, embedded directly in
/// [`ActivationRecord`]. `docs/design/process.md` §3/§4 names this exact
/// split: the persisted field is `WaitSpecStorage`, distinct from the richer
/// [`WaitSpec`] the suspend/resume ABI exchanges with the scheduler on every
/// call ("last-returned WaitSpec, re-derivable but cached for O(1) resume
/// dispatch and for the debugger inspector"). `Edge`'s single term is already
/// `Copy` (`PredicateFn` is a bare `extern "C"` fn pointer) so it is inlined
/// directly; `EdgeList`'s term count is unbounded (an arbitrary-length
/// `@(a or b or c or ...)`), so like `ActivationRecord::frame` it is instead
/// an [`ArenaRange`] into a static, elaboration-time-built edge-term table
/// (the concrete `StateCellId`s for a given suspend point are fixed once
/// elaboration resolves the instance's signals and never change for the life
/// of the run, so this table is a read-only lookup, never a rollback hazard).
// No `PartialEq`/`Eq`: the `Edge` variant embeds `Option<PredicateFn>` -- see
// `PredicateFn`'s own doc comment for why fn-pointer equality isn't derived.
#[repr(C)]
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)]
pub enum WaitSpecStorage {
    None,
    Delay(SimTime),
    Edge {
        edge: EdgeKind,
        signal: StateCellId,
        iff: Option<PredicateFn>,
    },
    EdgeList(ArenaRange),
    ImplicitComb(SubscriptionSetId),
}

/// Fork/join bookkeeping (process.md §7: "construction only, no scheduling
/// semantics in v1"; ledger PR-086, fork/join family PR-001, PR-047, PR-061).
/// `children` is a fixed [`ArenaRange`] into the engine's dynamic fork-child
/// table — never an owned `Vec`, the same memcpy-safety reason as
/// `ActivationRecord::frame`. Its elements are [`crate::sched::ProcessId`],
/// **not** [`ProcessInstanceId`]: scheduler.md is explicit that "fork
/// children are dynamically created ProcessIds not present in static
/// elaboration," so `ProcessInstanceId` (elaboration-derived, static-only per
/// this file's own doc comment above) structurally cannot name them. The
/// branch *count* for a given fork site is statically known at lowering time;
/// the concrete `ProcessId`s are assigned dynamically at fork time and live
/// in that out-of-line table, never inline here.
#[repr(C)]
#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Debug)]
pub struct ForkFrame {
    pub children: ArenaRange,
    pub join_kind: JoinKind,
    pub remaining: u32,
}

/// The settled `CondThunk` shape for a `SignalEventControl`'s `iff` re-check
/// AND `wait(expr)`'s own re-check (PR-106, A2-part2 Task 3): a plain
/// `extern "C"` function pointer over the shared `SimHandle`, produced by
/// exactly one compiler entry point, `sv-sim-codegen::process_lower::
/// compile_iff_guard` -- see that function's own doc comment. Through Task 1
/// this shape was left an open question (process.md: "needs to be settled
/// jointly with codegen's dispatcher shape... not decided unilaterally
/// here"); Task 3 settles it: a raw function pointer into a standalone,
/// independently-compiled guard function, never a re-entry into a dedicated
/// micro-segment.
// Deliberately no `PartialEq`/`Eq`: fn-pointer comparisons are not
// meaningful (address is not guaranteed stable/unique across codegen units,
// merged identical functions can collide) -- `rustc` warns on this
// (`unpredictable_function_pointer_comparisons`). `Copy` alone is what the
// POD/memcpy-checkpointable contract actually needs.
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)]
pub struct PredicateFn(pub extern "C" fn(SimHandle) -> bool);

/// A precomputed, static subscription-set id for `always_comb`/`always_latch`'s
/// implicit sensitivity (scheduler.md §4/§5) — O(1) resubscribe, computed once
/// ever from `AnalyzedProcedure::read_set()`.
#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Debug)]
pub struct SubscriptionSetId(pub u32);

/// The ABI-facing resume contract (process.md §4 `WaitSpec`; ledger CG-169,
/// CG-170, SC-085, SC-119, PR-012, PR-037) a compiled process kernel reports back
/// through [`ProcessStatus::Suspended`].
///
/// Reconciliation: distinct from [`crate::sched::Suspend`]. `sched::Suspend` is
/// the Rust-trait-level abstraction `CompiledProcess::resume()` returns to the
/// *in-process* scheduler orchestration loop (scheduler.md §5); `WaitSpec` here is
/// the lower-level, codegen-facing shape process.md §4 sketches for the compiled
/// `process_kernel`-style ABI. ARCHITECTURE.md does not collapse the two designs'
/// differing field lists into one type, so per the reconciliation rule both are
/// kept, layered rather than merged: `sched::Suspend` is built by decoding a
/// returned `WaitSpec`/`RescheduleReq`, not by replacing it.
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub enum WaitSpec {
    Delay(SimTime),
    Edge {
        edge: EdgeKind,
        signal: StateCellId,
        iff: Option<PredicateFn>,
    },
    EdgeList(Vec<(EdgeKind, StateCellId, Option<PredicateFn>)>),
    ImplicitComb(SubscriptionSetId),
}

/// What woke a process (process.md §4 `ResumeInfo`/`ResumeReason`).
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug)]
pub struct ResumeInfo {
    pub reason: ResumeReason,
    pub at_time: SimTime,
}

#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Debug)]
pub enum ResumeReason {
    InitialDispatch,
    EdgeFired { signal_generation: u64 },
    DelayElapsed,
    DebugStep,
    ForkChildDone,
}

#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub struct ProcessResult {
    pub status: ProcessStatus,
}

#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub enum ProcessStatus {
    Suspended {
        wait: WaitSpec,
    },
    Finished,
    /// Debug-mode only: paused at a micro-segment boundary, NOT a real suspend
    /// (process.md §8).
    Yielded,
}

/// The compiled-kernel calling convention every process TEMPLATE compiles to
/// (process.md §4). **Not** the literal ABI-crossing symbol — that is
/// [`sv_sim_abi::ProcessFn`] (`extern "C"`, using the frozen `SimHandle`/
/// `EvalResult`/`RescheduleReq` shapes so every field stays FFI-safe). This is the
/// richer, process-track-internal Rust-level decoding of that call, matching
/// process.md's own explicitly-flagged scope ("proposed here at the logical
/// (Suspend/ResumeArg) level only; the physical ABI needs to be pinned jointly
/// with CODEGEN") — an ordinary Rust `fn` pointer, deliberately not `extern "C"`,
/// since [`ProcessResult`] owns a heap-allocated field (`WaitSpec::EdgeList`'s
/// `Vec<..>`, via `ProcessStatus::Suspended`) that is not FFI-safe by value.
/// [`ActivationRecord`] itself is `#[repr(C)]`/POD (see its own doc comment) —
/// it is the *return type*, not the activation pointer, that blocks
/// `extern "C"` here.
pub type ProcessKernelFn =
    fn(state: *mut u8, activation: *mut ActivationRecord, resume: ResumeInfo) -> ProcessResult;

/// Rollback-safety classification per `LoweredStmt`/`Segment` (process.md §6),
/// consumed by the engine's Time-Warp commit policy.
#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Debug)]
pub enum Effect {
    Pure,
    StateWrite,
    Irrevocable,
}

/// Task 10 (A2-part2, PR-122): the per-partition additive bias CODEGEN adds
/// to a `SignalSlot::slot` arena-slot integer operand before it reaches
/// `accessor::build_get_scalar`/`build_set_scalar`, so two processes in
/// different WOCB partitions (`region_id`s) address disjoint arena-base
/// bands: partition `region_id`'s slots occupy `[region_id *
/// slots_per_region, (region_id + 1) * slots_per_region)`. A plain multiply,
/// not a hardcoded zero -- `region_id == 0` (v1's only real value) yields
/// `0`, leaving every real accessor call's slot operand byte-identical to
/// today's unbiased value (this task changes zero observable behavior for
/// any real v1 design); a caller that hand-sets a synthetic `region_id >= 1`
/// (no such partition exists yet -- the WOCB analysis pass that would assign
/// one is unbuilt) gets a real, disjoint, nonzero band, which is exactly
/// what the codegen-side IR-inspection test proves. One definition, reused
/// by both the real biasing call site (`sv-sim-codegen::process_lower`'s
/// `prime_external_signals`/`flush_external_signals`) and this task's own
/// unit test -- never reimplemented a second time.
pub fn arena_base_offset_for_region(region_id: u32, slots_per_region: u32) -> u32 {
    region_id * slots_per_region
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::*;

    /// PR-104: a source file "looks like" 4-state truth-table/operator-
    /// semantics logic when it references all four `sv_lang::Bit` per-bit
    /// variants (`Bit::Zero`/`Bit::One`/`Bit::X`/`Bit::Z`) AND combines them
    /// with a bitwise operator -- the exact shape `sv-sim-codegen::
    /// ops::ref4`'s own `and`/`or`/`xor` functions have (verified against
    /// that module's real source: a `vu`/`bit` per-bit decode/encode pair
    /// plus a `&`/`|`/`^` formula on the decoded value/unknown planes).
    /// `sv-sim-sim::process` must contain none of this -- PR-104's whole
    /// claim is that this crate decides no 4-state operator semantics at
    /// all, that being codegen's job exclusively.
    ///
    /// **Crate-boundary note (this task's own, mirroring `sched::
    /// kernel_adapter.rs`'s identical precedent):** this test needs
    /// `crate::determinism::scan_support::strip_cfg_test_blocks`, which is
    /// `pub(crate)` and therefore unreachable from an external `tests/`
    /// binary -- `crates/sv-sim-sim/tests/process_contract.rs`'s own doc
    /// comment records this same reasoning for why this test (and its
    /// injected-fixture sibling below) lives here instead.
    fn looks_like_four_state_truth_table(src: &str) -> bool {
        let has_all_bit_variants = ["Bit::Zero", "Bit::One", "Bit::X", "Bit::Z"]
            .iter()
            .all(|m| src.contains(m));
        let has_bitwise_combinator =
            src.contains(" & ") || src.contains(" | ") || src.contains(" ^ ");
        has_all_bit_variants && has_bitwise_combinator
    }

    #[test]
    fn no_truth_table_logic_in_process_crate() {
        let src_root = std::path::Path::new(concat!(env!("CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR"), "/src/process"));
        let mut offenders = Vec::new();
        let mut stack = vec![src_root.to_path_buf()];
        while let Some(dir) = stack.pop() {
            for entry in std::fs::read_dir(&dir).expect("read_dir must succeed under src/process") {
                let entry = entry.expect("dir entry must be readable");
                let path = entry.path();
                if path.is_dir() {
                    stack.push(path);
                    continue;
                }
                if path.extension().and_then(|e| e.to_str()) != Some("rs") {
                    continue;
                }
                let text = std::fs::read_to_string(&path)
                    .unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("must be able to read {path:?}: {e}"));
                let production_only =
                    crate::determinism::scan_support::strip_cfg_test_blocks(&text);
                if looks_like_four_state_truth_table(&production_only) {
                    offenders.push(path);
                }
            }
        }
        assert!(
            offenders.is_empty(),
            "PR-104: found 4-state truth-table-shaped logic in the process crate (codegen's \
             job alone, never this crate's): {offenders:?}"
        );
    }

    /// The negative-fixture half of PR-104's own acceptance ("include a
    /// negative fixture proving the scan fires on an injected truth table"):
    /// proves [`looks_like_four_state_truth_table`] is a real, firing check,
    /// not a gate that cannot fail (it requires ALL FOUR variants present,
    /// so a fixture referencing only one, like a real early-return arm
    /// might, must NOT false-positive).
    #[test]
    fn no_truth_table_logic_scan_fires_on_injected_truth_table() {
        let one_variant_only =
            "fn and(a: Bit, b: Bit) -> Bit { let v = (a & b) | (a ^ b); Bit::Zero }";
        assert!(
            !looks_like_four_state_truth_table(one_variant_only),
            "sanity: referencing only one of the four Bit variants must not false-positive"
        );

        let injected_truth_table = format!(
            "{one_variant_only}\nconst _EXAMPLES: [Bit; 4] = [Bit::Zero, Bit::One, Bit::X, Bit::Z];"
        );
        assert!(
            looks_like_four_state_truth_table(&injected_truth_table),
            "the scan must fire once an injected fixture references all four Bit variants \
             alongside a bitwise combinator"
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn wait_spec_delay_round_trips_sim_time() {
        let t = SimTime {
            sim_units: 42,
            delta: 0,
        };
        let w = WaitSpec::Delay(t);
        match w {
            WaitSpec::Delay(got) => assert_eq!(got, t),
            _ => panic!("expected Delay"),
        }
    }

    /// Compile-time proof of the review-fixed claim: `ActivationRecord` (and
    /// everything it embeds) must be `Copy` — i.e. own no heap pointer — for
    /// "memcpy-checkpointable" to be true. Before the fix this would not even
    /// compile (`Vec` fields are not `Copy`), which was exactly the point: the
    /// original code silently skipped `derive(Copy)` entirely instead of
    /// surfacing that failure.
    #[test]
    fn activation_record_is_pod_and_memcpy_safe() {
        fn assert_copy<T: Copy>() {}
        assert_copy::<ActivationRecord>();
        assert_copy::<ForkFrame>();
        assert_copy::<WaitSpecStorage>();
        assert_copy::<FrameSlot>();
        assert_copy::<ArenaRange>();

        let ar = ActivationRecord {
            pc: 0,
            frame: ArenaRange { base: 0, count: 4 },
            pending_wait: WaitSpecStorage::EdgeList(ArenaRange { base: 4, count: 2 }),
            fork_state: Some(ForkFrame {
                children: ArenaRange { base: 8, count: 3 },
                join_kind: JoinKind::All,
                remaining: 3,
            }),
        };
        // A plain byte-copy (what checkpoint/rollback does) must never
        // require a Drop impl or duplicate a heap allocation.
        let copy = ar;
        assert_eq!(copy.pc, ar.pc);
        assert_eq!(copy.frame.count, 4);
    }
}