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feat(ts): judge whole writes fresh in a body generic over a type - #394
A whole write into fresh memory was judged not fresh in a body generic over a type parameter, though the same write over a concrete element type is fresh. slot.write(..) through iter_mut().zip(0u8..) over [MaybeUninit<([T; N], (u8, u8))>; 3] was refused at the later &raw mut slot.1. Writes are judged per type, so adding such a body also poisoned the existing [u8; N] instances.
Approach
Reproduced by adding a T-generic copy of the lang fixture's filled and instrumenting Trace. The quest's plan was to make runs_own_code decide a ty::Param from its bounds. That was not the blocker: runs_std already passed for Zip::next, because inert checks needs_drop in the body's environment. Applied as written, the plan would also be unsound: runs_own_code gates inert's clause check and runs_std's fallback for unresolved calls, where T: Copy still reaches the crate's own Clone. So runs_own_code is unchanged.
There were four separate blockers. Each alone refuses all 16 filled instances when reverted:
Query
Was
Now
Translator::stores (std's call keeps a part where an argument reaches)
a ty::Param hides any part
a ty::Param takes in a part only as a whole value of itself
Trace::fields (in-place parts, points_to)
None for a ty::Param
no parts
Trace::origins' deep walk (pointers read out of what a local holds)
carries counts a ty::Param
shows_pointer skips one
Trace::inert arguments and held Drops
any type holding a ty::Param with drop glue runs the crate's code
a parameter runs it only if its bounds leave it drop glue (drops_own_code)
Why this is sound: in a body that translates, neither std's code nor the body can see inside a type parameter's value except through its bounds. Calls through bounds still count as the crate's code (runs_own_code keeps ty::Param). Std's calls that reinterpret memory are refused by lowering: transmute_copy and align_to_mut were checked. A T the body loads through a cast pointer is still a Part holder, because carries still counts a ty::Param for what a local may hold.
Translator::holds keeps the old meaning for its other callers (the crate's own callees), through a private holds_as.
Tests
langlengths::filled: the filled! macro (over u8, u32, [u8; N]) is now one function, filled<T: Copy + Put, const N: usize>. It also runs over a crate type, Tagged<u32>. A second pass writes the last two slots whole beside a vec::IntoIter, which std drops. It runs differentially against native wasm32 at N = 0, 1, 3, and 17. Forcing Trace::fresh to false refuses all 16 instances, so the new verdicts carry the case.
reject: a bound that runs the crate's code keeps the write refused:
cloned_slots: Clone through iter().cloned().
dropped_slots: an unbounded T, whose Drop reaches a field's, through vec::IntoIter.
ranked_slots: Ord through iter_mut().max().
touched_slots: a crate trait's method given the slot through T's bound.
Impact
The translator's output: these writes translate instead of being refused.
No public API change. Everything touched is internal to rust2-ts.
Alternatives
The quest's plan, runs_own_code by bounds: rejected as unsound and not the blocker, as described above. The drop-glue part of it holds, and landed as drops_own_code.
Use T: Copy to bound what T holds in place: it covers only the fields query. A Copy type can still reach a &Cell<..> or a raw pointer, so stores and the deep walk would still refuse.
Judge each reached instance's monomorphized body: exact under the existing premises, but copy::Writes reads each generic body once. That is a redesign.
Follow-ups
None recorded as quests. Found while building variants, none of them specific to type parameters:
Zipping with a Vec<[T; N]> refuses for concrete [u8; N] too: vec::IntoIter points at a type the slot holds in place.
Reading a T out of Zip::next's result makes it a holder. The concrete control (Vec<Option<u8>>) was refused as well, so no gap specific to type parameters was shown.
iter().copied() and vec![x; n] over T: Copy stay refused, as for a crate Copy type: Copy's supertrait Clone selects a parameter candidate.
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quest review --deep: codex / gpt-6-astra / medium effort, head 14826b4 against origin/main de5d033. Round 1: no findings.
Codex quest review --base origin/main, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, new session on merges of origin/main at 9a14e99 and 6ff36bb (#386, #393, #397, #406, #408, #409, #412, #413). The reject fixture's src/lib.rs and ts.toml conflicted only where both sides appended items; the merge keeps main's and then this PR's, and census.md and expected.txt were regenerated.
Std's code and the body see inside a type parameter's value only through its
bounds, so Trace no longer counts one as hiding a part std could store, as
holding parts in place, or as showing pointers to a deep origin search. A
parameter left no drop glue by its bounds, as Copy does, drops no crate code.
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MIR analysis now distinguishes drop-sensitive code from other reachable code and changes how pointer visibility is checked for types that contain type parameters. Language fixtures add generic fill cases and update generated expected code. Rejection fixtures add four raw-pointer cases and their expected diagnostics. The m3 plan entry and its task document about fresh writes in type-generic functions are removed.
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Add a copy-then-mutate step for the Tagged<u32> array in filled.
filled::<Tagged<u32>, N> copies fill through copy$array_lengths_Tagged_u32, which returns v.slice(). The copy shares the Tagged objects. filled writes and rotates the slots but never assigns a Tagged field after the copy. For this shape, a shallow element copy and an independent per-element copy produce the same output bytes. The byte-level differential check therefore cannot detect element aliasing for this call.
Current behavior is correct, so this is a coverage gap, not a failing case. Add a step that writes a field of one copied Tagged<u32> element. Then check that the source element and the other slots keep their original values, and include the element in the compared output.
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Review comment at @ts/fixtures/lang/src/lengths.rs around lines 35 - 38:
Add a copy-then-mutate step around the `filled::<Tagged<u32>, N>` fixture call:
after copying, update a field on one copied `Tagged` element. Verify the source
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* chore(quest): plan the fresh-write shapes #394 left refused
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* chore(quest): keep vec![x; n] calling a Copy type's own clone
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codex / Codex land fixer: Base conflicts in ts/fixtures/reject/census.md and expected.txt were mechanically regenerable, but pinned-nightly `just ts test` reported `test task ... FAILED`; `node ts/tests/differential.ts ts/targ. Recommendation: Review and re·solve the task fixture's native/translated waker equality mismatch, then merge base, regenerate rejection snapshots, and rerun the TypeScript package build and tests; behavioral changes a
note: Some details are omitted, run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=full` for a verbose backtrace.
---- lang stdout ----
thread 'lang' (3494) panicked at tests/fixtures.rs:188:5:
lang-fixture differs from native Rust:
stack backtrace:
0: __rustc::rust_begin_unwind
at /rustc/7df81381d027710708209f36b98d11b1c88f8d2e/library/std/src/panicking.rs:676:5
1: core::panicking::panic_fmt
at /rustc/7df81381d027710708209f36b98d11b1c88f8d2e/library/core/src/panicking.rs:80:14
2: fixtures::differential
at ./tests/fixtures.rs:188:2
3: fixtures::lang_differential
at ./tests/fixtures.rs:373:2
4: fixtures::lang
at ./tests/fixtures.rs:363:2
5: fixtures::lang::{closure#0}
at ./tests/fixtures.rs:360:10
6: <fixtures::lang::{closure#0} as core::ops::function::FnOnce<()>>::call_once
at /nix/store/i222nr66l2r3xfahzfpp1m6mawvhxyl2-rust-default-1.101.0-nightly-2026-10-15/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/core/src/ops/function.rs:250:5
7: <fn() -> core::result::Result<(), alloc::string::String> as core::ops::function::FnOnce<()>>::call_once
at /rustc/7df81381d027710708209f36b98d11b1c88f8d2e/library/core/src/ops/function.rs:250:5
note: Some details are omitted, run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=full` for a verbose backtrace.
failures:
lang
task
test result: FAILED. 10 passed; 2 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 634.72s
error: test failed, to rerun pass `--test fixtures`
error: recipe `test` failed on line 31 with exit code 101
diff --git a/quest-land-result.json b/quest-land-result.json
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+[
+ {
+ "number": 394,
+ "action": "handback",
+ "diagnosis": "Base conflicts in ts/fixtures/reject/census.md and expected.txt were mechanically regenerable, but pinned-nightly `just ts test` reported `test task ... FAILED`; `node ts/tests/differential.ts ts/target/tmp/wasm/wasm32-unknown-unknown/debug/task_fixture.wasm ts/target/tmp/task/out/caller.ts 20000` reproduced `35417 cases, 3059 panics, 628 differences`, including native/translated waker equality mismatches.",
+ "recommendation": "Review and resolve the task fixture's native/translated waker equality mismatch, then merge base, regenerate rejection snapshots, and rerun the TypeScript package build and tests; behavioral changes are outside this mechanical fixer's scope."
+ }
+]
exec
/bin/bash -lc "git merge --abort; git status --short; git rev-parse pr-394 batch base; python3 -c 'import json; p=\"quest-land-result.json\"; x=json.load(open(p)); assert len(x)==1 and x[0][\"number\"]==394 and set(x[0])=={\"number\",\"action\",\"diagnosis\",\"recommendation\"}; print(\"Result schema valid\")'" in /work
succeeded in 602ms:
?? quest-land-result.json
14826b48e36b49ec593b9a08b4534bc940c0f2ea
14826b48e36b49ec593b9a08b4534bc940c0f2ea
de5d033e78cf55da0de0f5b773f7bdb1fbb85053
Result schema valid
diff --git a/quest-land-result.json b/quest-land-result.json
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/quest-land-result.json
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+[
+ {
+ "number": 394,
+ "action": "handback",
+ "diagnosis": "Base conflicts in ts/fixtures/reject/census.md and expected.txt were mechanically regenerable, but pinned-nightly `just ts test` reported `test task ... FAILED`; `node ts/tests/differential.ts ts/target/tmp/wasm/wasm32-unknown-unknown/debug/task_fixture.wasm ts/target/tmp/task/out/caller.ts 20000` reproduced `35417 cases, 3059 panics, 628 differences`, including native/translated waker equality mismatches.",
+ "recommendation": "Review and resolve the task fixture's native/translated waker equality mismatch, then merge base, regenerate rejection snapshots, and rerun the TypeScript package build and tests; behavioral changes are outside this mechanical fixer's scope."
+ }
+]
codex
PR #394 handed back: task differential tests reproduced 628 native/translated differences involving waker equality, requiring behavioral review.
Branch unchanged. Diagnosis and recommendation saved in uncommitted [quest-land-result.json](/work/quest-land-result.json).
diff --git a/quest-land-result.json b/quest-land-result.json
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+++ b/quest-land-result.json
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+[
+ {
+ "number": 394,
+ "action": "handback",
+ "diagnosis": "Base conflicts in ts/fixtures/reject/census.md and expected.txt were mechanically regenerable, but pinned-nightly `just ts test` reported `test task ... FAILED`; `node ts/tests/differential.ts ts/target/tmp/wasm/wasm32-unknown-unknown/debug/task_fixture.wasm ts/target/tmp/task/out/caller.ts 20000` reproduced `35417 cases, 3059 panics, 628 differences`, including native/translated waker equality mismatches.",
+ "recommendation": "Review and resolve the task fixture's native/translated waker equality mismatch, then merge base, regenerate rejection snapshots, and rerun the TypeScript package build and tests; behavioral changes are outside this mechanical fixer's scope."
+ }
+]
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PR #394 handed back: task differential tests reproduced 628 native/translated differences involving waker equality, requiring behavioral review.
Branch unchanged. Diagnosis and recommendation saved in uncommitted [quest-land-result.json](/work/quest-land-result.json).
fixer result written
Conflicts with the base: ts/fixtures/reject/census.md, ts/fixtures/reject/expected.txt
A local base merge and regeneration resolved both snapshots. With the pinned nightly, cd ts && cargo build --locked --workspace and cargo fmt --all --check passed. The regenerated reject and census checks passed, including a subsequent census run without updates.
The workspace test run exposed a task differential failure, reproduced separately by cd ts && cargo test --locked --test fixtures task -- --exact:
This runtime output mismatch needs investigation beyond the allowed mechanical fixes. Blame identifies the logged merge conflict; the runtime failure has not been attributed to this PR. The remaining long-running workspace tests were stopped after reproduction. The PR branch was restored to its pinned head; no fix commit was retained.
codex / Codex land fixer: After merging base and regenerating the conflicting snapshots, `cd ts && cargo test --locked --test fixtures task -- --exact` failed: "task-fixture differs from native Rust:" and "35417 cases, 3059 pa. Recommendation: Re·solve the generated snapshot conflicts with base, then investigate the task differential mismatch; a passing result requires review beyond mechanical snapshot regeneration.
Conflicts with the base: ts/fixtures/reject/census.md, ts/fixtures/reject/expected.txt
Declining CodeRabbit's nitpick on 14826b48 (add a write to a copied Tagged in filled).
An array's copy shares its elements only when the crate never writes one in place: ts/src/lower/copy.rs:229-232 maps each element through its own copy when changes(elem) holds, and calls slice() otherwise. Adding a field write to a Tagged<u32> would switch that copy to v.map(copy$...), so the test would cover copy.rs's write analysis, not this PR's freshness verdicts. The written-in-place case is already covered by retagged and recloned in ts/fixtures/lang/src/lengths.rs, which change a copied Tagged's field and compare both copies against native wasm32.
Conflicts with the base: ts/fixtures/reject/census.md, ts/fixtures/reject/src/lib.rs, ts/fixtures/reject/ts.toml
I experimentally merged base, preserved both sets of rejection fixtures, and regenerated their expected diagnostics and census. The rejection and census tests passed, as did cargo fmt --all --check, cargo build --locked -p lang-fixture -p reject-fixture, seven driver unit tests, and eight runtime tests. Commands used the installed nightly-2026-10-15 toolchain.
Required broader verification failed: cargo test --locked --test fixtures -- --skip census reported test task ... FAILED. Running node tests/differential.ts target/tmp/wasm/wasm32-unknown-unknown/debug/task_fixture.wasm target/tmp/task/out/caller.ts 20000 independently exited 1 and printed:
For input 0000180006000303060004000600, the waker equality boolean arrays differed between WASM and translated TypeScript. The generated task snapshots matched and TypeScript validation passed. This requires behavioral investigation; I have not established whether that mismatch also exists on base. Blame here identifies the merge conflicts evidenced by the supplied log. Remaining tests were stopped after reproducing the behavioral mismatch. The experimental merge was aborted and pr-394 remains at its pinned head; no fix was committed.
codex / Codex land fixer: The base merge conflicts in rejection fixtures; after mechanical resolution, `cargo test --locked --test fixtures -- --skip census` failed task, and `node tests/differential.ts target/tmp/wasm/wasm32-. Recommendation: Investigate the task differential waker equality mismatch against the base on the pinned nightly, then merge base preserving both rejection fixture additions and regenerate rejection snapshots and cen
Conflicts with the base: ts/fixtures/reject/census.md, ts/fixtures/reject/src/lib.rs, ts/fixtures/reject/ts.toml
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Completes quest/m3/ts-fresh-type-params.md.
Problem
A whole write into fresh memory was judged not fresh in a body generic over a type parameter, though the same write over a concrete element type is fresh.
slot.write(..)throughiter_mut().zip(0u8..)over[MaybeUninit<([T; N], (u8, u8))>; 3]was refused at the later&raw mut slot.1. Writes are judged per type, so adding such a body also poisoned the existing[u8; N]instances.Approach
Reproduced by adding a
T-generic copy of the lang fixture'sfilledand instrumentingTrace. The quest's plan was to makeruns_own_codedecide aty::Paramfrom its bounds. That was not the blocker:runs_stdalready passed forZip::next, becauseinertchecksneeds_dropin the body's environment. Applied as written, the plan would also be unsound:runs_own_codegatesinert's clause check andruns_std's fallback for unresolved calls, whereT: Copystill reaches the crate's ownClone. Soruns_own_codeis unchanged.There were four separate blockers. Each alone refuses all 16
filledinstances when reverted:Translator::stores(std's call keeps a part where an argument reaches)ty::Paramhides any partty::Paramtakes in a part only as a whole value of itselfTrace::fields(in-place parts,points_to)Nonefor aty::ParamTrace::origins' deep walk (pointers read out of what a local holds)carriescounts aty::Paramshows_pointerskips oneTrace::inertarguments and heldDropsty::Paramwith drop glue runs the crate's codedrops_own_code)Why this is sound: in a body that translates, neither std's code nor the body can see inside a type parameter's value except through its bounds. Calls through bounds still count as the crate's code (
runs_own_codekeepsty::Param). Std's calls that reinterpret memory are refused by lowering:transmute_copyandalign_to_mutwere checked. ATthe body loads through a cast pointer is still aPartholder, becausecarriesstill counts aty::Paramfor what a local may hold.Translator::holdskeeps the old meaning for its other callers (the crate's own callees), through a privateholds_as.Tests
lengths::filled: thefilled!macro (overu8,u32,[u8; N]) is now one function,filled<T: Copy + Put, const N: usize>. It also runs over a crate type,Tagged<u32>. A second pass writes the last two slots whole beside avec::IntoIter, which std drops. It runs differentially against native wasm32 at N = 0, 1, 3, and 17. ForcingTrace::freshto false refuses all 16 instances, so the new verdicts carry the case.cloned_slots:Clonethroughiter().cloned().dropped_slots: an unboundedT, whoseDropreaches a field's, throughvec::IntoIter.ranked_slots:Ordthroughiter_mut().max().touched_slots: a crate trait's method given the slot throughT's bound.Impact
rust2-ts.Alternatives
runs_own_codeby bounds: rejected as unsound and not the blocker, as described above. The drop-glue part of it holds, and landed asdrops_own_code.T: Copyto bound whatTholds in place: it covers only thefieldsquery. ACopytype can still reach a&Cell<..>or a raw pointer, sostoresand the deep walk would still refuse.copy::Writesreads each generic body once. That is a redesign.Follow-ups
None recorded as quests. Found while building variants, none of them specific to type parameters:
Vec<[T; N]>refuses for concrete[u8; N]too:vec::IntoIterpoints at a type the slot holds in place.Tout ofZip::next's result makes it a holder. The concrete control (Vec<Option<u8>>) was refused as well, so no gap specific to type parameters was shown.iter().copied()andvec![x; n]overT: Copystay refused, as for a crateCopytype:Copy's supertraitCloneselects a parameter candidate.Review
quest review --deep: codex / gpt-6-astra / medium effort, head 14826b4 against origin/main de5d033. Round 1: no findings.
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quest review --base origin/main, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, new session on merges of origin/main at 9a14e99 and 6ff36bb (#386, #393, #397, #406, #408, #409, #412, #413). The reject fixture'ssrc/lib.rsandts.tomlconflicted only where both sides appended items; the merge keeps main's and then this PR's, andcensus.mdandexpected.txtwere regenerated.f6122fbb41bc94d06cba7ef755b655c74f4ef0d8: one finding, thatts/fixtures/task/src/futures.rs:147restored the waker comparisons fix(ts): log only the waker identities Rust specifies in the task fixture #413 removed. Fixed by merging fix(ts): log only the waker identities Rust specifies in the task fixture #413; the branch never touched the task fixture.17b93e5ff7590e047a0c439737b72a2d26b9eb77: no findings.just cipassed locally on17b93e5f.CodeRabbit's nitpick on
14826b48(mutate a copiedTagged): declined, see the PR comment.🤖 Generated with Claude Code