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Broken String patterns, Thread.stop alone, and MRI's Windows behaviour for links and stubs - #110
Follow-up to #103. It closes the two gaps #103 left open and matches CRuby 4.0's Windows behaviour for the methods IronRuby left unimplemented there. Each change was checked against CRuby's own sources (string.c, thread.c, win32/win32.c, win32/Makefile.sub, and the rb_f_notimplement definitions in dir.c, file.c and process.c).
Changes
Broken String patterns and needles (66351e8a)
#sub, #sub!, #gsub, #gsub! and #scan, given a String whose bytes are invalid in its encoding, now raise Regexp.new's RegexpError: invalid multibyte character: /\xFF/ (string.c's get_pat_quoted). They used to raise ArgumentError: invalid byte sequence, or with a valid receiver match nothing at all. The two block overloads no longer build their pattern with .NET's Regex.Escape (the TODO: there).
#index, #rindex, #byteindex, #byterindex, #[], #slice, #slice!, #[]=, #partition and #rpartition find nothing for such a needle, as rb_strseq_index/rb_str_rindex give up on a broken one. They used to find the bytes.
Thread.stop and the thread lists (66351e8a)
Thread.stop with no other thread alive raises ThreadError: stopping only thread (rb_thread_stop), where it slept forever.
Inside a fiber, Thread.list and ThreadGroup#list counted the fiber's own CLR thread: 2 where MRI has 1.
Threads made by another runtime's Thread.new in the same process are no longer listed or counted. Each runtime is a VM of its own. Without this the new test hung in IronRuby.Tests, where earlier tests leave their threads behind.
Windows (72116c11, 476ca3bf)
Implemented, as win32.c does them:File.link (CreateHardLinkW), File.symlink (CreateSymbolicLinkW, with a directory link for a directory target and unprivileged creation allowed) and File.readlink (the target of a symbolic link or junction). Win32 errors map through map_errno's table. All three used to raise NotImplementedError.
MRI's rb_f_notimplement stubs, which raise NotImplementedError "<name>() function is unimplemented on this machine" and answer #respond_to? with false:
Dir.fchdir, Dir.for_fd and Dir#fileno threw a CLR NotImplementedException, which rescue NotImplementedError does not catch. Dir.chroot threw InvalidOperationException.
File.lutime changed the target's times instead of the link's. File.mkfifo raised correctly but answered #respond_to? with true.
15 more Process methods became stubs: getpgid, setsid, uid= and the rest of the process-group, session and set-id family.
File.symlink?, File.lstat(...).symlink? and File.ftype always said "not a link" off POSIX, because a File::Stat had no way to know. Found by the first Windows CI run.
Nothing changes off Windows: a #respond_to? probe over 70 methods gives the same answers on Linux as before.
Testing
New IronRuby.Tests cases String_BrokenPattern1, Thread_StopAlone1 and Windows_NotImplementedAndLinks1 (Windows only).
The first two expect what CRuby 3.3 prints for the same script.
The Windows one expects what MRI's win32 sources say MRI does. It was never recorded from a real CRuby on Windows. Its link and symlink lines print the same under CRuby and IronRuby on Linux.
CI passed on every job of the branch at 476ca3bf, including both windows-latest test runs.
ruby/spec at the CI pin, 0 failures in each: core/string (3963 examples), core/regexp, core/thread, core/threadgroup, core/fiber, core/symbol, core/matchdata, library/stringscanner, core/dir, core/file, core/filetest, core/process and library/etc. core/string also shows 2 errors from mspec's fixnum_max helper, which does not recognise IronRuby.
…eadError
Two gaps left open after #103.
String patterns whose bytes are not valid in their encoding
- #sub, #sub!, #gsub, #gsub! and #scan given such a String now raise the
RegexpError Regexp.new does: "invalid multibyte character: /\xFF/".
That is string.c's get_pat_quoted. They used to raise "ArgumentError:
invalid byte sequence in UTF-8", or, with a valid receiver, match
nothing at all. The check lives in RubyRegex.FromLiteralPattern, used by
the String-to-Regexp conversion behind these five methods (and only
them) and by the two block overloads. Those overloads built their regexp
with .NET's Regex.Escape (the "TODO:" there).
- #index, #rindex, #byteindex, #byterindex, #[], #slice, #slice!, #[]=,
#partition and #rpartition now find nothing for such a needle, as
rb_strseq_index and rb_str_rindex give up on a broken one. IronRuby
found the bytes. #include? already did this.
Thread.stop
- Thread.stop with no other thread alive raises MRI's ThreadError
"stopping only thread\n\tnote: use sleep to stop forever"
(rb_thread_stop). It used to sleep forever. Resolves the "TODO: MRI
throws an exception if you try to stop the main thread".
- A fiber runs on a CLR thread of its own here, but belongs to the thread
that owns it. Thread.list and ThreadGroup#list listed that CLR thread
too, while the fiber ran and while it was suspended: 2 threads where MRI
has 1. They no longer do (FiberCore.Owner).
- Two runtimes in one process are two VMs. Thread.list, ThreadGroup#list
and the Thread.stop check now leave out the threads another runtime's
Thread.new made (RubyThreadInfo.Context). Without this the test hung in
IronRuby.Tests, where earlier tests leave threads of their own
runtimes behind.
Testing
- New IronRuby.Tests cases String_BrokenPattern1 and Thread_StopAlone1,
registered in RubyTests.cs. Their expected output is CRuby 3.3's,
verbatim. CRuby 4.0's string.c and thread.c were checked for the same
rules.
- IronRuby.Tests (Debug, net8.0): PASSED, 0 FAILED.
- ruby/spec at the CI pin: core/string (3963 examples: 0 failures; 2
errors from mspec's fixnum_max helper, which does not know this engine),
core/regexp (256), core/thread (395), core/threadgroup (8), core/fiber
(188), core/symbol (270), core/matchdata (185), library/stringscanner
(240): 0 failures.
- Initializers.Generated.cs regenerated with regen-initializers.sh.
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…tubs match
What CRuby 4.0 does on Windows, from win32/Makefile.sub (the HAVE_* list),
win32/win32.c and the rb_f_notimplement definitions in dir.c, file.c and
process.c.
Implemented, as win32.c does them (they raised NotImplementedError):
- File.link: CreateHardLinkW.
- File.symlink: CreateSymbolicLinkW, through File/Directory.
CreateSymbolicLink. The target's slashes are turned to backslashes; a
directory link is made when the target names a directory; unprivileged
creation is allowed where Windows allows it. An empty link is ENOENT and
an empty target EINVAL.
- File.readlink: the target of a symbolic link or a junction, with
backslashes as slashes. Anything else that exists is EINVAL; nothing at
all is ENOENT.
- Win32 errors map to the errno win32.c's map_errno gives: ENOENT, EACCES
(incl. ERROR_PRIVILEGE_NOT_HELD), EXDEV, EEXIST, ENOTDIR, ELOOP, and
EINVAL for the rest. As on POSIX, an existing target is reported by its
own path and anything else by both paths.
MRI's rb_f_notimplement stubs on Windows: NotImplementedError "<name>()
function is unimplemented on this machine", and #respond_to? false
([RubyNotImplemented(OnWindowsOnly = true)], or Process's
WINDOWS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED_METHODS__):
- Dir.fchdir, Dir.for_fd and Dir#fileno threw CLR NotImplementedException,
which `rescue NotImplementedError` does not catch. Dir.chroot threw
InvalidOperationException.
- File.lutime set the times through the BCL, so it changed the target's
times rather than the link's. File.mkfifo raised correctly but answered
#respond_to? with true.
- Process.getpgid, setpgid, getsid, setsid, getpgrp, setpgrp, groups,
groups=, initgroups, maxgroups, maxgroups=, uid=, gid=, euid= and egid=
join getrlimit, setrlimit, getpriority and setpriority, which were stubs
already.
Nothing changes off Windows.
Testing
- New IronRuby.Tests case Windows_NotImplementedAndLinks1 (Windows only):
the stubs' #respond_to? and errors, and link, symlink (file, directory,
dangling) and readlink with their errors. Its expected output is MRI's
as its win32 sources give it, not a recorded run. The link and symlink
part is identical to what CRuby 3.3 prints for the same script on Linux.
- Linux: a #respond_to? probe over 70 methods is unchanged.
IronRuby.Tests (Debug, net8.0): PASSED, 0 FAILED. ruby/spec core/dir
(333 examples), core/file (937), core/process (365) and library/etc (50):
0 failures.
- Not run on Windows here: CI's windows-latest jobs are the first run.
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…inks
Found by the first Windows CI run of Windows_NotImplementedAndLinks1. Every
other line of it matched, but File.symlink? was false for a symbolic link
IronRuby had just made.
Off POSIX a File::Stat wraps a FileInfo or DirectoryInfo, with no mode
bits, so #symlink? could only ever answer false. The lstat path ignored
followLinks too. An lstat now looks at the path itself first: a symbolic
link or junction (dangling or not) gets a StatInfo marked IsLink, as
win32.c's lstat answers for the link. #symlink? reads the mark, and #ftype
says "link". File.stat of a link still follows it, and its #symlink? is
false.
Testing
- Windows_NotImplementedAndLinks1 also checks File.lstat/File.stat
#symlink? and File.ftype of file, directory and dangling links. The
same script on Linux prints the same under CRuby 3.3 and IronRuby.
- Linux: IronRuby.Tests (Debug, net8.0): PASSED, 0 FAILED. ruby/spec
core/file/lstat_spec.rb, symlink_spec.rb, ftype_spec.rb, core/file/stat
(118 examples) and core/filetest (101): 0 failures.
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The changes centralize regex validation, handle invalid-encoding string needles, filter Ruby threads by runtime context and fiber ownership, and update Thread.stop. They also add Windows link support, link-aware fallback statistics, and Windows unsupported-operation declarations.
Changes: String pattern handling
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Summary
Regex validation and literal construction Src/Ruby/Builtins/RubyRegex.cs, Src/Libraries/Builtins/RubyRegexOps.cs, Src/Libraries/Builtins/MutableStringOps.cs, Src/Ruby/Runtime/RubyOps.cs
RubyRegex provides shared validation and literal-pattern construction for regex creation, conversions, and replacement operations.
Search and slicing operations check encoding compatibility and treat invalid needles as no matches or existing errors. Tests cover regex errors, no-match results, and binary strings.
Thread listings use runtime context and fiber ownership to filter Ruby threads. Tests cover host-created main threads and fiber thread counts. The test runner registers the added thread tests.
Stopping with no other live thread Src/Libraries/Builtins/ThreadOps.cs, Src/IronRuby.Tests/Runtime/MiscTests.cs
Thread.stop raises ThreadError when the filtered list contains at most one thread. Tests cover stopping and wakeup behavior.
Windows API and file-link behavior
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Windows unsupported-operation declarations Src/Libraries/Builtins/Dir.cs, Src/Libraries/Builtins/FileOps.cs, Src/StdLib/ironruby/ruby4.rb, Src/IronRuby.Tests/Runtime/MiscTests.cs, Src/IronRuby.Tests/RubyTests.cs
Windows Dir, File, and Process operations use unsupported-operation declarations or raise NotImplementedError. Tests cover these API expectations. The test runner registers the Windows tests.
Windows file-link operations and statistics Src/Libraries/Builtins/FileOps.cs, Src/IronRuby.Tests/Runtime/MiscTests.cs, Src/IronRuby.Tests/RubyTests.cs
Windows paths implement hard links, symbolic links, and readlink with translated errors. The non-POSIX statistics path reports link-specific predicates, types, and modes. Tests cover link behavior.
Largo/ironruby#34: Adds related Windows Process unsupported-method stubs.
Largo/ironruby#66: Adds fiber ownership behavior used by thread filtering.
Largo/ironruby#103: Contains related compatibility changes in Dir, FileOps, and the standard library.
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Account for Windows symbolic-link permissions in this test.
If a Windows test process lacks symbolic-link creation permission, File.symlink("f", "s") raises Errno::EACCES. The test then records permission failures instead of the expected link results, even when the implementation behaves correctly. Keep the unsupported-API and hard-link checks independent. Check the permission case separately before asserting symbolic-link behavior. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comments at @Src/IronRuby.Tests/Runtime/MiscTests.cs:
- Around line 2914-2915: Bound both thread-state waits in the two Thread.stop
test cases with deadlines, and fail promptly if the worker terminates before
reaching the expected sleep state. Ensure each worker is cleaned up if a timeout
or assertion fails, without changing the successful test behavior.
Review comments at @Src/Libraries/Builtins/FileOps.cs:
- Around line 1253-1256: Update the symlink type check around Directory.Exists
and File.CreateSymbolicLink to resolve a relative target against the parent
directory of strNew. Use that resolved path only to determine whether the target
is a directory, and pass the original target unchanged to CreateSymbolicLink.
- Line 1932: Update RubyStatOps.IsFile, RubyStatOps.IsDirectory, and
RubyStatOps.Mode to honor StatInfo.IsLink, including on the Windows fallback
path. When it is true, report the link itself rather than deriving file or
directory status and mode type bits from the legacy FileInfo or DirectoryInfo
target data.
Review comments at @Src/Libraries/Builtins/ThreadOps.cs:
- Line 1130: Update the RubyThreadInfo context retention around info.Context so
_mapping does not keep a RubyContext alive after its thread exits; use a
lifetime-safe context reference or remove the entry when it is no longer needed,
while preserving required context access during the thread’s lifetime.
- Around line 338-339: Update the thread filtering around `info.Context` to
associate host threads with the runtime that owns them, including threads whose
`Context` is null. Ensure runtime thread listings exclude threads belonging to
other runtimes and `Thread.stop` does not count unrelated host threads; use the
established runtime-membership mechanism rather than treating null context as
shared membership.
- Around line 342-343: Keep fiber workers excluded from Thread.stop thread
enumeration throughout the pool transition. Update the classification used by
the ThreadOps filter and ParkFiberThread so it remains stable from before
FiberExecution is cleared until IsIdleFiberWorker is set; do not let the
temporary gap classify the worker as a Ruby thread.
Review comments at @Src/Ruby/Runtime/RubyOps.cs:
- Line 3750: Update the gsub and gsub! enumerator overloads in MutableStringOps
so returning an Enumerator does not validate or convert the pattern eagerly.
Defer pattern conversion and validation until the Enumerator is iterated,
preserving the existing behavior when iteration begins.
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… enumerators, link-aware lstat
From CodeRabbit's review of #110.
Thread lists and Thread.stop
- A CLR thread that has run a non-root fiber is marked IsFiberWorker for
good. FiberCore.Activate sets the mark. Between two fibers,
__fiber_park__ clears FiberExecution before it sets IsIdleFiberWorker,
and a Thread.stop in that gap (the resumer runs at once) counted the
worker as a second Ruby thread and slept forever.
- A thread no Thread.new made (a host's) now belongs to the runtime it is
the main thread of, or else to the one asking from it. Before, every
such thread counted for every runtime, so two runtimes on two host
threads each listed both main threads, and Thread.stop alone slept.
- RubyThreadInfo holds its runtime weakly. _mapping never drops an entry,
so a strong reference kept every runtime a Thread.new ran in alive for
the life of the process.
gsub / gsub! enumerators
- "abc".gsub("\xFF") (and gsub!) returns the Enumerator again, and the
pattern is converted and checked when it runs, as str_gsub returns the
Enumerator before get_pat_quoted. A non-pattern is get_pat_quoted's
"wrong argument type Integer (expected Regexp)". The overloads take the
block too, because the binder may choose them for a call with one, and
then do the work at once.
Windows
- File.symlink looks a relative target up from the link's directory to
decide whether to make a directory link, as ruby/ruby master's win32.c
now does; 4.0.0 looked in the current directory. The target is still
passed on as given.
- An lstat of a link is the link: #file? and #directory? are false and
#mode has S_IFLNK, as #symlink? and #ftype already said.
Tests
- Thread_StopAlone1's two waits have a deadline and kill their thread, so
a Thread.stop that raises where it should sleep fails the test instead
of hanging the run. Output unchanged, and the same as CRuby 3.3's.
- String_BrokenPattern1 checks that the enumerators are lazy.
- Windows_NotImplementedAndLinks1 makes a relative directory link in a
subdirectory. The same line prints the same under CRuby and IronRuby on
Linux.
Testing (Linux, net8.0)
- IronRuby.Tests: PASSED, 0 FAILED.
- A gsub/gsub! script of 21 cases (lazy enumerators, nil/Integer/#to_str
patterns, blocks, break, $~, bang forms) matches CRuby line for line.
- ruby/spec: core/string/gsub_spec.rb (77 examples), sub_spec.rb (66),
scan_spec.rb (18), core/thread (395), core/fiber (188),
core/file/lstat_spec.rb and core/file/stat (118): 0 failures.
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On the review-body note about Windows symbolic-link permissions in Windows_NotImplementedAndLinks1 (minor, unverified): I'm leaving it as it is. The test only runs on Windows, and the place it runs is CI's windows-latest runners. Those run as an administrator, so CreateSymbolicLinkW is allowed, and both Windows jobs have already passed this test there. On a machine without the privilege, File.symlink raises Errno::EACCES, which is the correct behaviour and is what CRuby does. A failing test there points at the environment, not the implementation. The hard-link and not-implemented checks come before the symlink lines, so they are reported regardless.
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Review comments at @Src/IronRuby.Tests/Runtime/MiscTests.cs:
- Line 2971: Update the symlink test block in show("symlink to file") to account
for Windows environments where File.symlink cannot create links: establish that
link creation is available before asserting the successful-link results, and
skip those cases when it is not. Alternatively, make symlink creation rights an
explicit prerequisite for this test workflow.
Review comments at @Src/Libraries/Builtins/FileOps.cs:
- Line 2343: Update the IsLinkStat branch that constructs mode to include the
execute permission bits for Windows links, alongside the existing link type and
read/write bits. Leave the regular-file and directory mode branches unchanged.
- Around line 1942-1943: Update the `FileExists` fallback that creates
`StatInfo` from `FileInfo` so that, when `followLinks` is true, the reported
length comes from the symlink target; preserve the existing link-length behavior
when following links is disabled. Keep the `lstat` path unchanged so it
continues to report the link itself.
Review comments at @Src/Libraries/Builtins/MutableStringOps.cs:
- Around line 3301-3302: Update the gsub! flow around BlockReplaceInPlace so
self.RequireNotFrozen() runs before either returning an enumerator or evaluating
ToPattern for the block path; preserve the existing replacement behavior after
that check.
- Line 935: Update the relevant slice! search path, MutableString GetSubstring
overload, and []= overload to call RequireCompatibleEncoding on the receiver and
needle before broken-needle validation or character preparation. Preserve the
existing validation and return behavior after the compatibility check.
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- gsub! raises FrozenError on a frozen receiver before anything else, the
Enumerator included, as rb_str_gsub_bang checks first. The deferred
overload returned an Enumerator, or with a block converted the pattern
first.
- String#slice!, #[] / #slice and #[]= with a String now check encoding
compatibility first, as rb_str_index does (rb_enc_check). An
incompatible needle, broken or not, is Encoding::CompatibilityError.
It used to be nil or "string not matched". The broken case came in with
this PR; the valid one was older.
- Windows: File.stat (and every other following stat) of a symbolic link
answers for what the link leads to, as stat(2) does: its type and size.
A dangling link is ENOENT. The BCL's FileInfo of a link describes the
link itself, so File.size of a link was the link's own length.
- Windows: the mode of an lstat of a link has S_IEXEC as well as S_IFLNK,
as win32.c's fileattr_to_unixmode gives it.
- The symlink cases moved from Windows_NotImplementedAndLinks1 to a new
Windows_SymLinks1. It runs only where the process may make symbolic
links (an administrator, or Developer Mode), as found by making one.
Elsewhere File.symlink is EACCES, correctly, and the old test would
have failed on the environment rather than the code. The new test also
checks lstat of a link (neither file? nor directory?, S_IFLNK and
S_IEXEC), stat following a link (file?, size, directory?), and stat of
a dangling link (ENOENT).
Testing (Linux, net8.0)
- A probe of the frozen gsub! and encoding-order cases (13 lines) matches
CRuby 3.3 line for line, as do the earlier String_BrokenPattern1,
Thread_StopAlone1 and gsub-enumerator scripts.
- Windows_SymLinks1's script prints the same under CRuby and IronRuby on
Linux.
- IronRuby.Tests: PASSED, 0 FAILED.
- ruby/spec: core/string slice_spec.rb (44), element_set_spec.rb (86),
gsub_spec.rb (77), index_spec.rb (34), element_reference_spec.rb (61;
1 error from mspec's fixnum_max helper, as before), core/file/stat (118)
and lstat_spec.rb: 0 failures.
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- Thread.list/ThreadGroup#list/Thread.stop: register the runtime's main thread
before enumerating, so a host that creates the runtime on one thread and runs
Ruby on another still sees Thread.main (and Thread.stop no longer raises
"stopping only thread" there).
- Windows stat through a link: ask the file system for the target's attributes
instead of FileSystemInfo.Exists, so a denied target reports EACCES, not ENOENT.
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Move the Thread_StopAlone1 doc comment to its method.
The <summary> on Lines 2899-2904 describes Thread.stop, fibers, and Thread.list. It sits above the <summary> for Thread_HostMainThread1, so Thread_HostMainThread1 has two summaries. Thread_StopAlone1 on Line 2933 has none. The doc for Thread_StopAlone1 is therefore attached to the wrong method.
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- /// <summary>- /// Thread.stop with no other thread alive is MRI's ThreadError "stopping only thread" (rb_thread_stop),- /// where it slept forever. A fiber runs on a CLR thread of its own here but is part of the thread that- /// owns it, so neither it nor its thread counts as another thread - for Thread.stop, nor for Thread.list- /// and ThreadGroup#list, which used to list it.- /// </summary>
/// <summary>
/// A host that creates the runtime on one thread and runs Ruby on another: the creating
Then add the removed block directly above public void Thread_StopAlone1() { on Line 2933.
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A runtime created on a thread another runtime's Thread.new made records that
thread as its main thread, but the thread's owner is the other runtime, so
Thread.list there left Thread.main out. The main thread is now always listed;
the owner check applies to the other threads. Also move Thread_StopAlone1's
doc comment back onto it.
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Follow-up to #103. It closes the two gaps #103 left open and matches CRuby 4.0's Windows behaviour for the methods IronRuby left unimplemented there. Each change was checked against CRuby's own sources (
string.c,thread.c,win32/win32.c,win32/Makefile.sub, and therb_f_notimplementdefinitions indir.c,file.candprocess.c).Changes
Broken String patterns and needles (
66351e8a)#sub,#sub!,#gsub,#gsub!and#scan, given a String whose bytes are invalid in its encoding, now raiseRegexp.new'sRegexpError: invalid multibyte character: /\xFF/(string.c'sget_pat_quoted). They used to raiseArgumentError: invalid byte sequence, or with a valid receiver match nothing at all. The two block overloads no longer build their pattern with .NET'sRegex.Escape(theTODO:there).#index,#rindex,#byteindex,#byterindex,#[],#slice,#slice!,#[]=,#partitionand#rpartitionfind nothing for such a needle, asrb_strseq_index/rb_str_rindexgive up on a broken one. They used to find the bytes.Thread.stop and the thread lists (
66351e8a)Thread.stopwith no other thread alive raisesThreadError: stopping only thread(rb_thread_stop), where it slept forever.Thread.listandThreadGroup#listcounted the fiber's own CLR thread: 2 where MRI has 1.Thread.newin the same process are no longer listed or counted. Each runtime is a VM of its own. Without this the new test hung in IronRuby.Tests, where earlier tests leave their threads behind.Windows (
72116c11,476ca3bf)win32.cdoes them:File.link(CreateHardLinkW),File.symlink(CreateSymbolicLinkW, with a directory link for a directory target and unprivileged creation allowed) andFile.readlink(the target of a symbolic link or junction). Win32 errors map throughmap_errno's table. All three used to raise NotImplementedError.rb_f_notimplementstubs, which raise NotImplementedError"<name>() function is unimplemented on this machine"and answer#respond_to?with false:Dir.fchdir,Dir.for_fdandDir#filenothrew a CLRNotImplementedException, whichrescue NotImplementedErrordoes not catch.Dir.chrootthrewInvalidOperationException.File.lutimechanged the target's times instead of the link's.File.mkfiforaised correctly but answered#respond_to?with true.Processmethods became stubs:getpgid,setsid,uid=and the rest of the process-group, session and set-id family.File.symlink?,File.lstat(...).symlink?andFile.ftypealways said "not a link" off POSIX, because aFile::Stathad no way to know. Found by the first Windows CI run.Nothing changes off Windows: a
#respond_to?probe over 70 methods gives the same answers on Linux as before.Testing
String_BrokenPattern1,Thread_StopAlone1andWindows_NotImplementedAndLinks1(Windows only).476ca3bf, including both windows-latest test runs.Initializers.Generated.csis identical to the merged one, and IronRuby.Tests (Linux, net8.0) passes with 0 failures.core/string(3963 examples),core/regexp,core/thread,core/threadgroup,core/fiber,core/symbol,core/matchdata,library/stringscanner,core/dir,core/file,core/filetest,core/processandlibrary/etc.core/stringalso shows 2 errors from mspec'sfixnum_maxhelper, which does not recognise IronRuby.Generated by Claude Code
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