diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index 207aa78..35dec44 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -9,3 +9,12 @@ images/mandelbrot_4/* images/mandelbrot_5/* images/julia_set/* tmp/* +.omo/ +adversarial_verifier.md +docs/prompts/ +docs/templates/ +AGENTS.md +CLAUDE.md +ENVIRONMENTS.md +REVIEW.md +.work/ diff --git a/.work/evidence/baseline_make_test.log b/.work/evidence/baseline_make_test.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..332ff18 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/baseline_make_test.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/baseline_suite_run.log b/.work/evidence/baseline_suite_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7253c41 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/baseline_suite_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +=============================================================================== +All tests passed (49216592 assertions in 57 test cases) + diff --git a/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c1_build.log b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c1_build.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f66c44f --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c1_build.log @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +In file included from tests/test.cc:1: +tests/../matrix.hpp: In instantiation of ‘feng::crtp_shrink_to_size::zen_type& feng::crtp_shrink_to_size::shrink_to_size(size_type, size_type) [with Matrix = feng::matrix; Type = double; Alloc = std::allocator; zen_type = feng::matrix; size_type = long unsigned int]’: +tests/./cases/shrink_to_size.hpp:11:25: required from here + 11 | m.shrink_to_size( 5, 3 ); + | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~ +tests/../matrix.hpp:3529:29: warning: unused variable ‘the_cols_to_copy’ [-Wunused-variable] + 3529 | size_type const the_cols_to_copy = std::min( zen.col(), new_col ); + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c1_run.log b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c1_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..994fc22 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c1_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +test_test is a Catch v2.0.1 host application. +Run with -? for options + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +Matrix shrink_to_size +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +tests/./cases/shrink_to_size.hpp:3 +............................................................................... + +tests/./cases/shrink_to_size.hpp:30: FAILED: + REQUIRE( std::abs( m[r][c] - expected[r][c] ) < 1.0e-12 ) +with expansion: + 23.0 < 0.0 + +=============================================================================== +test cases: 1 | 0 passed | 1 failed +assertions: 26 | 25 passed | 1 failed + +timeout: the monitored command dumped core diff --git a/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c2_build.log b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c2_build.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..332ff18 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c2_build.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c2_run.log b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c2_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7815332 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_c2_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +test_test is a Catch v2.0.1 host application. +Run with -? for options + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +Matrix flipdim +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:3 +............................................................................... + +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:20: FAILED: + REQUIRE( std::abs( f[r][c] - expected[r][c] ) < 1.0e-12 ) +with expansion: + 4.0 < 0.0 + +double free or corruption (out) +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:3: FAILED: + {Unknown expression after the reported line} +due to a fatal error condition: + SIGABRT - Abort (abnormal termination) signal + +=============================================================================== +test cases: 1 | 1 failed +assertions: 5 | 3 passed | 2 failed + +timeout: the monitored command dumped core diff --git a/.work/evidence/bug_restore_red.log b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_red.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..26da9c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/bug_restore_red.log @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +test_test is a Catch v2.0.1 host application. +Run with -? for options + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +load_npy rejects an overflowing header_length (0xFFFFFFFF) +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +tests/./cases/load_npy.hpp:160 +............................................................................... + +tests/./cases/load_npy.hpp:160: FAILED: + {Unknown expression after the reported line} +due to a fatal error condition: + SIGSEGV - Segmentation violation signal + +=============================================================================== +test cases: 1 | 1 failed +assertions: 2 | 1 passed | 1 failed + diff --git a/.work/evidence/diff_audit.log b/.work/evidence/diff_audit.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1011bd4 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/diff_audit.log @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log +docs/session_2/brainstorming.md +docs/session_2/design.md +docs/session_2/execution_contract.md +docs/session_2/plan.md +docs/session_2/proposal.md +docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_happy_path.md +docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_rejection_semantics.md +docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_validation.md +docs/session_2/tasks.md +matrix.hpp +tests/cases/load_npy.hpp diff --git a/.work/evidence/final_make_test.log b/.work/evidence/final_make_test.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..332ff18 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/final_make_test.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/final_probe_full.log b/.work/evidence/final_probe_full.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75b88b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/final_probe_full.log @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +PASS e01a +PASS e01b +PASS e01c +PASS e02a +PASS e02b +PASS e02c +PASS E01 +PASS E02 diff --git a/.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log b/.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c1cf302 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +=============================================================================== +All tests passed (49216811 assertions in 64 test cases) + diff --git a/.work/evidence/independent_probe.log b/.work/evidence/independent_probe.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ed2d6a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/independent_probe.log @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +PASS i1 +PASS i2 +PASS i3 +PASS i4 +PASS i5 +PASS i6 +PASS independent-E01 +PASS independent-E02 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_compile.log b/.work/evidence/prefix_compile.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e01a.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e01a.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7b0bce2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e01a.err @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +================================================================= +==302339==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7c3fe21e00b8 at pc 0x7f7fe3928ed9 bp 0x7ffe61b77c70 sp 0x7ffe61b77428 +WRITE of size 40 at 0x7c3fe21e00b8 thread T0 + #0 0x7f7fe3928ed8 in memmove (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x128ed8) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55e7c51fbcd0 in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x8cd0) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) + #2 0x7f7fe3027780 (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x27780) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #3 0x7f7fe30278b8 in __libc_start_main (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x278b8) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #4 0x55e7c51f7364 in _start (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x4364) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) + +0x7c3fe21e00b8 is located 0 bytes after 120-byte region [0x7c3fe21e0040,0x7c3fe21e00b8) +allocated by thread T0 here: + #0 0x7f7fe392d2a1 in operator new(unsigned long) (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x12d2a1) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55e7c51fbaf6 in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x8af6) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) + +SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x8cd0) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) in main +Shadow bytes around the buggy address: + 0x7c3fe21dfe00: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + 0x7c3fe21dfe80: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + 0x7c3fe21dff00: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + 0x7c3fe21dff80: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + 0x7c3fe21e0000: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 +=>0x7c3fe21e0080: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00[fa]fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c3fe21e0100: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c3fe21e0180: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c3fe21e0200: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c3fe21e0280: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c3fe21e0300: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa +Shadow byte legend (one shadow byte represents 8 application bytes): + Addressable: 00 + Partially addressable: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 + Heap left redzone: fa + Freed heap region: fd + Stack left redzone: f1 + Stack mid redzone: f2 + Stack right redzone: f3 + Stack after return: f5 + Stack use after scope: f8 + Global redzone: f9 + Global init order: f6 + Poisoned by user: f7 + Container overflow: fc + Array cookie: ac + Intra object redzone: bb + ASan internal: fe + Left alloca redzone: ca + Right alloca redzone: cb +==302339==ABORTING diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e01a.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e01a.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e01b.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e01b.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e01b.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e01b.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e2b58ac --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e01b.out @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +FAIL e01b: 3x10->5x2: expected [[1,2],[11,12],[21,22],[0,0],[0,0]] + got row0: 1 2 | row2: 21 22 | row4: 0 0 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e02a.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02a.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2b3e962 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02a.err @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +================================================================= +==302349==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7ca9b0fe01a0 at pc 0x55e5e4dac10a bp 0x7fffc3b9abb0 sp 0x7fffc3b9aba0 +READ of size 8 at 0x7ca9b0fe01a0 thread T0 + #0 0x55e5e4dac109 in feng::matrix > const feng::flipdim >(feng::matrix > const&, unsigned long) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x32109) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) + #1 0x55e5e4d84dda in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0xadda) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) + #2 0x7fe9b1e27780 (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x27780) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #3 0x7fe9b1e278b8 in __libc_start_main (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x278b8) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #4 0x55e5e4d7e364 in _start (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x4364) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) + +0x7ca9b0fe01a0 is located 40 bytes after 120-byte region [0x7ca9b0fe0100,0x7ca9b0fe0178) +allocated by thread T0 here: + #0 0x7fe9b272d2a1 in operator new(unsigned long) (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x12d2a1) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55e5e4dabc53 in feng::matrix > const feng::flipdim >(feng::matrix > const&, unsigned long) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x31c53) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) + +SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s1+0x32109) (BuildId: 2dda3fdb7bc28c0cc9802f1c69c03c918eca7751) in feng::matrix > const feng::flipdim >(feng::matrix > const&, unsigned long) +Shadow bytes around the buggy address: + 0x7ca9b0fdff00: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + 0x7ca9b0fdff80: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + 0x7ca9b0fe0000: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 + 0x7ca9b0fe0080: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7ca9b0fe0100: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 fa +=>0x7ca9b0fe0180: fa fa fa fa[fa]fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7ca9b0fe0200: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7ca9b0fe0280: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7ca9b0fe0300: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7ca9b0fe0380: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7ca9b0fe0400: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa +Shadow byte legend (one shadow byte represents 8 application bytes): + Addressable: 00 + Partially addressable: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 + Heap left redzone: fa + Freed heap region: fd + Stack left redzone: f1 + Stack mid redzone: f2 + Stack right redzone: f3 + Stack after return: f5 + Stack use after scope: f8 + Global redzone: f9 + Global init order: f6 + Poisoned by user: f7 + Container overflow: fc + Array cookie: ac + Intra object redzone: bb + ASan internal: fe + Left alloca redzone: ca + Right alloca redzone: cb +==302349==ABORTING diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e02a.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02a.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e02b.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02b.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e02b.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02b.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b5405ce --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02b.out @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +FAIL e02b: 4x4 flipdim(.,2): expected f[r][c] == m[r][3-c] diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e02c.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02c.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e02c.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02c.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5d6fb9d --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e02c.out @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +PASS e02c diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_11b.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_11b.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..850092e --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_11b.err @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +================================================================= +==3665897==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7b6367be0f40 at pc 0x7f4369329a22 bp 0x7ffcf96f7ca0 sp 0x7ffcf96f7448 +READ of size 65535 at 0x7b6367be0f40 thread T0 + #0 0x7f4369329a21 in memcpy (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x129a21) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55a50957ca10 in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x47a10) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #2 0x55a509546527 in run_load_case(char const*, std::__cxx11::basic_string, std::allocator > const&, std::vector > const&, feng::matrix >&) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x11527) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #3 0x55a50954922f in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x1422f) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #4 0x7f4368a27780 (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x27780) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #5 0x7f4368a278b8 in __libc_start_main (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x278b8) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #6 0x55a50953b524 in _start (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x6524) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +0x7b6367be0f40 is located 0 bytes after 16-byte region [0x7b6367be0f30,0x7b6367be0f40) +allocated by thread T0 here: + #0 0x7f436932d2a1 in operator new(unsigned long) (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x12d2a1) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55a50957b665 in void std::vector >::_M_range_initialize > >(std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::input_iterator_tag) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x46665) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x47a10) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) +Shadow bytes around the buggy address: + 0x7b6367be0c80: fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7b6367be0d00: fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 07 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7b6367be0d80: fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7b6367be0e00: fa fa 00 00 fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 00 fa fa 06 fa + 0x7b6367be0e80: fa fa 00 05 fa fa fd fa fa fa fd fa fa fa fd fa +=>0x7b6367be0f00: fa fa fd fa fa fa 00 00[fa]fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7b6367be0f80: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7b6367be1000: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7b6367be1080: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7b6367be1100: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7b6367be1180: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa +Shadow byte legend (one shadow byte represents 8 application bytes): + Addressable: 00 + Partially addressable: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 + Heap left redzone: fa + Freed heap region: fd + Stack left redzone: f1 + Stack mid redzone: f2 + Stack right redzone: f3 + Stack after return: f5 + Stack use after scope: f8 + Global redzone: f9 + Global init order: f6 + Poisoned by user: f7 + Container overflow: fc + Array cookie: ac + Intra object redzone: bb + ASan internal: fe + Left alloca redzone: ca + Right alloca redzone: cb +==3665897==ABORTING diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_11b.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_11b.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_12b.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_12b.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..984429c --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_12b.err @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range' + what(): basic_string::substr: __pos (which is 9) > this->size() (which is 2) diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_12b.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_12b.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_16digit.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_16digit.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b9050ca --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_16digit.err @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range' + what(): stoul diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_16digit.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_16digit.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_1d.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_1d.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4737080 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_1d.err @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument' + what(): stoul diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_1d.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_1d.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_3b.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_3b.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bcbeaf2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_3b.err @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +================================================================= +==3665895==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7bcd127e0ef6 at pc 0x55e56ba3f880 bp 0x7ffc696575f0 sp 0x7ffc696575e0 +READ of size 1 at 0x7bcd127e0ef6 thread T0 + #0 0x55e56ba3f87f in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x4787f) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #1 0x55e56ba09527 in run_load_case(char const*, std::__cxx11::basic_string, std::allocator > const&, std::vector > const&, feng::matrix >&) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x11527) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #2 0x55e56ba0bda8 in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x13da8) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #3 0x7fad13627780 (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x27780) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #4 0x7fad136278b8 in __libc_start_main (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x278b8) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #5 0x55e56b9fe524 in _start (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x6524) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +0x7bcd127e0ef6 is located 2 bytes after 4-byte region [0x7bcd127e0ef0,0x7bcd127e0ef4) +allocated by thread T0 here: + #0 0x7fad13f2d2a1 in operator new(unsigned long) (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x12d2a1) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55e56ba3e665 in void std::vector >::_M_range_initialize > >(std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::input_iterator_tag) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x46665) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x4787f) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) +Shadow bytes around the buggy address: + 0x7bcd127e0c00: fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 00 fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 00 + 0x7bcd127e0c80: fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7bcd127e0d00: fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 07 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7bcd127e0d80: fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7bcd127e0e00: fa fa 00 00 fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 00 fa fa 06 fa +=>0x7bcd127e0e80: fa fa 03 fa fa fa fd fa fa fa fd fa fa fa[04]fa + 0x7bcd127e0f00: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bcd127e0f80: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bcd127e1000: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bcd127e1080: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bcd127e1100: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa +Shadow byte legend (one shadow byte represents 8 application bytes): + Addressable: 00 + Partially addressable: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 + Heap left redzone: fa + Freed heap region: fd + Stack left redzone: f1 + Stack mid redzone: f2 + Stack right redzone: f3 + Stack after return: f5 + Stack use after scope: f8 + Global redzone: f9 + Global init order: f6 + Poisoned by user: f7 + Container overflow: fc + Array cookie: ac + Intra object redzone: bb + ASan internal: fe + Left alloca redzone: ca + Right alloca redzone: cb +==3665895==ABORTING diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_3b.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_3b.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_be.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_be.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_be.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_be.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6e58cbb --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_be.out @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +FAIL e03_be: big-endian '>f8' into matrix -> ok=1 +FAIL: 1 case(s) not as expected diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_exact.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_exact.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_exact.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_exact.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e2dc42a --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_exact.out @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +ok e03_exact: payload ends exactly at file tail -> ok=1 content=1 +PASS E03 +PASS E04 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_ffff.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_ffff.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3ee305e --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_ffff.err @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +================================================================= +==3665901==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7c0626be0f40 at pc 0x7fe628329a22 bp 0x7ffec7683ed0 sp 0x7ffec7683678 +READ of size 4294967295 at 0x7c0626be0f40 thread T0 + #0 0x7fe628329a21 in memcpy (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x129a21) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55e045f4a870 in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x47870) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #2 0x55e045f14527 in run_load_case(char const*, std::__cxx11::basic_string, std::allocator > const&, std::vector > const&, feng::matrix >&) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x11527) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #3 0x55e045f17d8f in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x14d8f) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #4 0x7fe627a27780 (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x27780) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #5 0x7fe627a278b8 in __libc_start_main (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x278b8) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #6 0x55e045f09524 in _start (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x6524) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +0x7c0626be0f40 is located 0 bytes after 16-byte region [0x7c0626be0f30,0x7c0626be0f40) +allocated by thread T0 here: + #0 0x7fe62832d2a1 in operator new(unsigned long) (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x12d2a1) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x55e045f49665 in void std::vector >::_M_range_initialize > >(std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::input_iterator_tag) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x46665) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x47870) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) +Shadow bytes around the buggy address: + 0x7c0626be0c80: fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7c0626be0d00: fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 07 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7c0626be0d80: fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 fa fa 00 04 + 0x7c0626be0e00: fa fa 00 00 fa fa 06 fa fa fa 00 00 fa fa 06 fa + 0x7c0626be0e80: fa fa 00 00 fa fa fd fa fa fa fd fa fa fa fd fa +=>0x7c0626be0f00: fa fa fd fa fa fa 00 00[fa]fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c0626be0f80: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c0626be1000: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c0626be1080: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c0626be1100: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7c0626be1180: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa +Shadow byte legend (one shadow byte represents 8 application bytes): + Addressable: 00 + Partially addressable: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 + Heap left redzone: fa + Freed heap region: fd + Stack left redzone: f1 + Stack mid redzone: f2 + Stack right redzone: f3 + Stack after return: f5 + Stack use after scope: f8 + Global redzone: f9 + Global init order: f6 + Poisoned by user: f7 + Container overflow: fc + Array cookie: ac + Intra object redzone: bb + ASan internal: fe + Left alloca redzone: ca + Right alloca redzone: cb +==3665901==ABORTING diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_ffff.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_ffff.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_fortran.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_fortran.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_fortran.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_fortran.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7de2616 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_fortran.out @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +ok e03_fortran: fortran_order True 2x3 (transpose pin) -> ok=1 content=1 +PASS E03 +PASS E04 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_missing.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_missing.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_missing.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_missing.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c017c5d --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_missing.out @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +ok e03_missing: missing file -> ok=0 +PASS E03 +PASS E04 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_negshape.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_negshape.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ff6a02e --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_negshape.err @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_array_new_length' + what(): std::bad_array_new_length diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_negshape.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_negshape.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_noshape.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_noshape.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4737080 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_noshape.err @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::invalid_argument' + what(): stoul diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_noshape.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_noshape.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_short.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_short.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_short.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_short.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ae48bdb --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_short.out @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +FAIL e03_short: payload 1 byte short -> ok=1 +FAIL: 1 case(s) not as expected diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_trunchdr.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_trunchdr.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ffd08e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_trunchdr.err @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +================================================================= +==3665903==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7bfd3ffe10b0 at pc 0x7fcd41729a22 bp 0x7fffe92f6c90 sp 0x7fffe92f6438 +READ of size 80 at 0x7bfd3ffe10b0 thread T0 + #0 0x7fcd41729a21 in memcpy (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x129a21) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x557f1b6b2a10 in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x47a10) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #2 0x557f1b67c527 in run_load_case(char const*, std::__cxx11::basic_string, std::allocator > const&, std::vector > const&, feng::matrix >&) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x11527) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #3 0x557f1b680342 in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x15342) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + #4 0x7fcd40e27780 (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x27780) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #5 0x7fcd40e278b8 in __libc_start_main (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x278b8) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #6 0x557f1b671524 in _start (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x6524) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +0x7bfd3ffe10b0 is located 0 bytes after 32-byte region [0x7bfd3ffe1090,0x7bfd3ffe10b0) +allocated by thread T0 here: + #0 0x7fcd4172d2a1 in operator new(unsigned long) (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x12d2a1) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) + #1 0x557f1b6b1665 in void std::vector >::_M_range_initialize > >(std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::istreambuf_iterator >, std::input_iterator_tag) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x46665) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) + +SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s2+0x47a10) (BuildId: d65328cd33b9239d930f98236f0cb64ccd4afe04) in feng::crtp_load_npy >, double, std::allocator >::load_npy(char const*) +Shadow bytes around the buggy address: + 0x7bfd3ffe0e00: 00 00 fa fa 00 00 00 00 fa fa 00 00 00 00 fa fa + 0x7bfd3ffe0e80: 00 00 05 fa fa fa 00 00 00 00 fa fa 00 00 00 00 + 0x7bfd3ffe0f00: fa fa 00 00 00 00 fa fa 00 00 02 fa fa fa 00 00 + 0x7bfd3ffe0f80: 00 00 fa fa 00 00 00 00 fa fa 00 00 00 00 fa fa + 0x7bfd3ffe1000: 00 00 00 00 fa fa 00 00 01 fa fa fa 00 00 04 fa +=>0x7bfd3ffe1080: fa fa 00 00 00 00[fa]fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bfd3ffe1100: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bfd3ffe1180: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bfd3ffe1200: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bfd3ffe1280: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa + 0x7bfd3ffe1300: fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa +Shadow byte legend (one shadow byte represents 8 application bytes): + Addressable: 00 + Partially addressable: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 + Heap left redzone: fa + Freed heap region: fd + Stack left redzone: f1 + Stack mid redzone: f2 + Stack right redzone: f3 + Stack after return: f5 + Stack use after scope: f8 + Global redzone: f9 + Global init order: f6 + Poisoned by user: f7 + Container overflow: fc + Array cookie: ac + Intra object redzone: bb + ASan internal: fe + Left alloca redzone: ca + Right alloca redzone: cb +==3665903==ABORTING diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_trunchdr.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_trunchdr.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_v2.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_v2.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_v2.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_v2.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ba20bf --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_v2.out @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +ok e03_v2: v2-convention 1x2 f8 (convention pin) -> ok=1 content=1 +PASS E03 +PASS E04 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_vf8.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_vf8.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_vf8.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_vf8.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a5ef2aa --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e03_vf8.out @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +FAIL e03_vf8: native-endian 'Vf8' into matrix -> ok=1 +FAIL: 1 case(s) not as expected diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_f4.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_f4.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_f4.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_f4.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cd7074c --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_f4.out @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +FAIL e04_f4: float32 1x2 into matrix -> ok=1 +FAIL: 1 case(s) not as expected diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_u1.err b/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_u1.err new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_u1.out b/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_u1.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6d25e5e --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_e04_u1.out @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +FAIL e04_u1: uint8 2x3 into matrix -> ok=1 +FAIL: 1 case(s) not as expected diff --git a/.work/evidence/prefix_p0.log b/.work/evidence/prefix_p0.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..95ea046 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/prefix_p0.log @@ -0,0 +1,266 @@ +=== S4 pre-flight evidence (pre-fix), 2026-08-18T00:22:21Z === + +--- p0: pre-fix stat types/values + cholesky NaN --- +In file included from .work/probes/S4_p0_values.cc:7: +.work/probes/../../matrix.hpp: In instantiation of ‘auto feng::variance(const Mat&) [with Mat = matrix]’: +.work/probes/S4_p0_values.cc:25:40: required from here + 25 | auto const mi_var = feng::variance( mi ); + | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~ +.work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: error: no match for ‘operator-’ (operand types are ‘const feng::matrix’ and ‘long unsigned int’) + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • there are 20 candidates + • candidate 1: ‘const feng::crtp_prefix_minus::zen_type feng::crtp_prefix_minus::operator-() const [with Matrix = feng::matrix; Type = int; Alloc = std::allocator; zen_type = feng::matrix]’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:2892:24: + 2892 | const zen_type operator-() const noexcept + | ^~~~~~~~ + • candidate expects 0 arguments, 1 provided + • candidate 2: ‘template requires (Allocator) && (Allocator) const feng::matrix feng::operator-(const matrix&, const matrix&)’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:4205:5: + 4205 | operator-( const matrix< T1, A1 >& lhs, const matrix< T2, A2 >& rhs ) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘const feng::matrix’ and ‘long unsigned int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 3: ‘template requires Allocator const feng::matrix, A> feng::operator-(const matrix, A>&, const T&)’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:5461:5: + 5461 | operator-( const matrix< std::complex< T >, A>& lhs, const T& rhs ) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘std::complex<_Tp>’ and ‘int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 4: ‘template requires Allocator const feng::matrix, A> feng::operator-(const T&, const matrix, A>&)’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:5472:5: + 5472 | operator-( const T& lhs, const matrix< std::complex< T >, A>& rhs ) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘const feng::matrix, A>’ and ‘long unsigned int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 5: ‘template requires Allocator const feng::matrix feng::operator-(const matrix&, const T&)’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:5534:5: + 5534 | operator-( const matrix< T, A >& lhs, const T& rhs ) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • deduced conflicting types for parameter ‘const T’ (‘int’ and ‘long unsigned int’) + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 6: ‘template requires Allocator const feng::matrix feng::operator-(const T&, const matrix&)’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:5545:5: + 5545 | operator-( const T& lhs, const matrix< T, A >& rhs ) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘const feng::matrix’ and ‘long unsigned int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ +In file included from /usr/include/c++/16/bits/stl_algobase.h:66, + from /usr/include/c++/16/algorithm:62, + from .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:6: + • candidate 7: ‘template constexpr decltype ((__y.base() - __x.base())) std::operator-(const reverse_iterator<_IteratorL>&, const reverse_iterator<_IteratorR>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/bits/stl_iterator.h:620:5: + 620 | operator-(const reverse_iterator<_IteratorL>& __x, + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::reverse_iterator<_IteratorL>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 8: ‘template constexpr decltype ((__x.base() - __y.base())) std::operator-(const move_iterator<_IteratorL>&, const move_iterator<_IteratorR>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/bits/stl_iterator.h:1798:5: + 1798 | operator-(const move_iterator<_IteratorL>& __x, + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::move_iterator<_IteratorL>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ +In file included from .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:9: + • candidate 9: ‘template constexpr std::complex<_Tp> std::operator-(const complex<_Tp>&, const complex<_Tp>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/complex:404:5: + 404 | operator-(const complex<_Tp>& __x, const complex<_Tp>& __y) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::complex<_Tp>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 10: ‘template constexpr std::complex<_Tp> std::operator-(const complex<_Tp>&, const _Tp&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/complex:413:5: + 413 | operator-(const complex<_Tp>& __x, const _Tp& __y) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::complex<_Tp>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 11: ‘template constexpr std::complex<_Tp> std::operator-(const _Tp&, const complex<_Tp>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/complex:422:5: + 422 | operator-(const _Tp& __x, const complex<_Tp>& __y) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘const std::complex<_Tp>’ and ‘long unsigned int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 12: ‘template constexpr std::complex<_Tp> std::operator-(const complex<_Tp>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/complex:499:5: + 499 | operator-(const complex<_Tp>& __x) + | ^~~~~~~~ + • candidate expects 1 argument, 2 provided +In file included from /usr/include/c++/16/valarray:607, + from .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:39: + • candidate 13: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const _Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>&, const _Expr<_Dom2, typename _Dom2::value_type>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/bits/valarray_after.h:408:5: + 408 | _DEFINE_EXPR_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, struct std::__minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::_Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 14: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const _Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>&, const typename _Dom::value_type&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/bits/valarray_after.h:408:5: + 408 | _DEFINE_EXPR_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, struct std::__minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::_Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 15: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const typename _Dom::value_type&, const _Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/bits/valarray_after.h:408:5: + 408 | _DEFINE_EXPR_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, struct std::__minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘const std::_Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>’ and ‘long unsigned int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 16: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const _Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>&, const valarray&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/bits/valarray_after.h:408:5: + 408 | _DEFINE_EXPR_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, struct std::__minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::_Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 17: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const valarray&, const _Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/bits/valarray_after.h:408:5: + 408 | _DEFINE_EXPR_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, struct std::__minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘const std::_Expr<_Dom1, typename _Dom1::value_type>’ and ‘long unsigned int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 18: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const valarray<_Tp>&, const valarray<_Tp>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/valarray:1199:1: + 1199 | _DEFINE_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, __minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::valarray<_Tp>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 19: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const valarray<_Tp>&, const typename valarray<_Tp>::value_type&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/valarray:1199:1: + 1199 | _DEFINE_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, __minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • ‘const feng::matrix’ is not derived from ‘const std::valarray<_Tp>’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ + • candidate 20: ‘template std::_Expr, typename std::__fun::result_type> std::operator-(const typename valarray<_Tp>::value_type&, const valarray<_Tp>&)’ + /usr/include/c++/16/valarray:1199:1: + 1199 | _DEFINE_BINARY_OPERATOR(-, __minus) + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + • template argument deduction/substitution failed: + • mismatched types ‘const std::valarray<_Tp>’ and ‘long unsigned int’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7783:28: + 7783 | return mean( pow( m-mean(m), 2.0 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~ +exit=1 + +--- p0b: pre-fix standard_deviation(matrix) compile check --- +In file included from .work/probes/S4_p0b_stddev_int.cc:8: +.work/probes/../../matrix.hpp: In instantiation of ‘auto feng::standard_deviation(const Mat&) [with Mat = matrix]’: +.work/probes/S4_p0b_stddev_int.cc:17:44: required from here + 17 | auto const s = feng::standard_deviation( mi ); + | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~ +.work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:7791:38: error: no match for ‘operator-’ (operand types are ‘const feng::matrix’ and ‘long unsigned int’) + 7791 | return std::sqrt( sum( pow( m-mean( m ), 2.0 ) ) / ( m.size() - 1 ) ); + | ~^~~~~~~~~~ + • there are 20 candidates + • candidate 1: ‘const feng::crtp_prefix_minus::zen_type feng::crtp_prefix_minus::operator-() const [with Matrix = feng::matrix; Type = int; Alloc = std::allocator; zen_type = feng::matrix]’ + .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:2892:24: + 2892 | const zen_type operator-() const noexcept + | ^~~~~~~~ + • candidate expects 0 arguments, 1 provided + • candidate 2: ‘template requires (Allocator) && (Allocator) const feng::matrix feng::operator-(const matrix&, const matrix&)’ +compile_exit=2 +=== S4 pre-flight p0 (pre-fix values/types), re-run after restructuring === +mean(matrix) int=0 float=0 double=0 ulong=1 +int 1x2 {1,2}: mean=1 (unsigned long = truncated, review expected 1.5) +int 2x2 {1,2;1,2}: mean=1 +mean(matrix) int=0 float=1 double=0 ulong=0 +variance(matrix) int=0 float=1 double=0 ulong=0 +standard_deviation(matrix) int=0 float=1 double=0 ulong=0 +float 1x2 {1,2}: mean=1.5 variance=0.25 std=0.707107 +mean(matrix) int=0 float=0 double=1 ulong=0 +variance(matrix) int=0 float=0 double=1 ulong=0 +standard_deviation(matrix) int=0 float=0 double=1 ulong=0 +double 1x2 {1,2}: mean=1.5 variance=0.25 std=0.707107 +cholesky pre-fix [[1,2],[2,1]] -> a[0][0]=1 a[0][1]=0 a[1][1]=-nan (NaN expected) +cholesky pre-fix [[4,2],[2,3]] -> a[0][0]=2 a[0][1]=0 a[1][1]=1.41421 (valid factor, no failure channel) +PASS S4_p0 (pre-fix values recorded) +exit=0 + +--- p1: conv 1x1 same (debug, pre-fix abort expected) --- +[Assertion Failure]: 'rb > 1' in File: .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp in Line: 6755 For a convolution in 'same' mode, the row of the second matrix is at least 1, but now has 1 +/bin/bash: line 1: 2785831 Aborted (core dumped) .work/probe_s4_p1 +exit=134 + +--- p2: rref square (debug, pre-fix abort expected) --- +[Assertion Failure]: 'row < col && "matrix row must be less than colum to execut a Gauss-Jordan Elimination"' in File: .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp in Line: 6486 +/bin/bash: line 1: 2785865 Aborted (core dumped) .work/probe_s4_p2 +exit=134 + +--- p3: rref 3x2 row>col (NDEBUG+ASan, pre-fix release behavior) --- +================================================================= +==2785894==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7b9e691e1e80 at pc 0x55ea737428ad bp 0x7ffd06d1de70 sp 0x7ffd06d1de60 +READ of size 8 at 0x7b9e691e1e80 thread T0 + #0 0x55ea737428ac in std::optional > > feng::gauss_jordan_elimination > >(feng::matrix > const&) (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s4_p3+0x328ac) (BuildId: ee29024eb3788866d056b221e989c484a7f37114) + #1 0x55ea7373c7d9 in main (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s4_p3+0x2c7d9) (BuildId: ee29024eb3788866d056b221e989c484a7f37114) + #2 0x7f5e6a027780 (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x27780) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #3 0x7f5e6a0278b8 in __libc_start_main (/usr/lib/libc.so.6+0x278b8) (BuildId: 503200d7fda94a5dc6058d7e0694e5d1dcb2e372) + #4 0x55ea737143e4 in _start (/workspace/github.repo/matrix/.work/probe_s4_p3+0x43e4) (BuildId: ee29024eb3788866d056b221e989c484a7f37114) + +0x7b9e691e1e80 is located 0 bytes after 48-byte region [0x7b9e691e1e50,0x7b9e691e1e80) +allocated by thread T0 here: + #0 0x7f5e6a92d2a1 in operator new(unsigned long) (/usr/lib/libasan.so.8+0x12d2a1) (BuildId: b8a4241051a1621937fdc46e867ba7ecb56d96ea) +exit=141 + +--- p0d: complex value_type behavior (post-T1, design-claim verification) --- +mean(complex 1x2): compiles OK, returns complex (legacy path) +variance(complex): compile error (1 error) — pre-fix already ill-formed (operator- takes real T); legacy preserved as designed + +=== T5: deterministic check E10_E13 (contract command, verbatim) === +PASS +deterministic_exit=0 + +=== T5: post-fix ASan rerun of p3 (pre-existing OOB, must match pre-fix in substance) === +==2914870==ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow on address 0x7c2f483e1e80 at pc 0x55d5ac0ae58e bp 0x7ffded7d69c0 sp 0x7ffded7d69b0 +READ of size 8 at 0x7c2f483e1e80 thread T0 + #0 0x55d5ac0ae58d in std::optional > > feng::gauss_jordan_elimination > >(feng::matrix > const&) .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:6510 + #3 0x55d5ac0ae2a8 in std::optional > > feng::gauss_jordan_elimination > >(feng::matrix > const&) .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:6501 +SUMMARY: AddressSanitizer: heap-buffer-overflow .work/probes/../../matrix.hpp:6510 in std::optional > > feng::gauss_jordan_elimination > >(feng::matrix > const&) +asan_exit=0 diff --git a/.work/evidence/preflight_compile.log b/.work/evidence/preflight_compile.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e69de29 diff --git a/.work/evidence/probe_adv_attacks.log b/.work/evidence/probe_adv_attacks.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..12a4803 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/probe_adv_attacks.log @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +ok a1_v2_12b_len0 +ok a1_v2_12b_len1 +ok a2_v1_hlen0 +ok a3_1mb_junk_header +ok a4_directory_name +ok a5_state_unchanged +ok a6_giant_shape_no_oom +ok a6_shape_unchanged +ok a7_wrapping_product_rejected +ok a7_shape_unchanged +PASS EXTRA-ATTACKS diff --git a/.work/evidence/probe_green_final.log b/.work/evidence/probe_green_final.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cc53211 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/probe_green_final.log @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +ok e03_3b: 3-byte file (truncated magic) -> ok=0 +ok e03_11b: 11-byte file -> ok=0 +ok e03_12b: 12-byte file, no shape token -> ok=0 +ok e03_ffff: v2 header_length 0xFFFFFFFF -> ok=0 +ok e03_trunchdr: truncated header (claims 80B) -> ok=0 +ok e03_noshape: missing 'shape' token -> ok=0 +ok e03_1d: 1-D shape (2,) -> ok=0 +ok e03_negshape: negative shape (-1, 2) -> ok=0 +ok e03_16digit: 30-digit shape (stoul overflow) -> ok=0 +ok e04_f4: float32 1x2 into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e04_u1: uint8 2x3 into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e03_be: big-endian '>f8' into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e03_vf8: native-endian 'Vf8' into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e03_missing: missing file -> ok=0 +ok e03_exact: payload ends exactly at file tail -> ok=1 content=1 +ok e03_short: payload 1 byte short -> ok=0 +ok e03_fortran: fortran_order True 2x3 (transpose pin) -> ok=1 content=1 +ok e03_v2: v2-convention 1x2 f8 (convention pin) -> ok=1 content=1 +PASS E03 +PASS E04 diff --git a/.work/evidence/probe_green_full.log b/.work/evidence/probe_green_full.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cc53211 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/probe_green_full.log @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +ok e03_3b: 3-byte file (truncated magic) -> ok=0 +ok e03_11b: 11-byte file -> ok=0 +ok e03_12b: 12-byte file, no shape token -> ok=0 +ok e03_ffff: v2 header_length 0xFFFFFFFF -> ok=0 +ok e03_trunchdr: truncated header (claims 80B) -> ok=0 +ok e03_noshape: missing 'shape' token -> ok=0 +ok e03_1d: 1-D shape (2,) -> ok=0 +ok e03_negshape: negative shape (-1, 2) -> ok=0 +ok e03_16digit: 30-digit shape (stoul overflow) -> ok=0 +ok e04_f4: float32 1x2 into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e04_u1: uint8 2x3 into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e03_be: big-endian '>f8' into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e03_vf8: native-endian 'Vf8' into matrix -> ok=0 +ok e03_missing: missing file -> ok=0 +ok e03_exact: payload ends exactly at file tail -> ok=1 content=1 +ok e03_short: payload 1 byte short -> ok=0 +ok e03_fortran: fortran_order True 2x3 (transpose pin) -> ok=1 content=1 +ok e03_v2: v2-convention 1x2 f8 (convention pin) -> ok=1 content=1 +PASS E03 +PASS E04 diff --git a/.work/evidence/s4_example_diff.txt b/.work/evidence/s4_example_diff.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0b87d18 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s4_example_diff.txt @@ -0,0 +1,148 @@ +1,144c1,2 +< running create. +< +< 0 1 0 +< 1 -4 1 +< 0 1 0 +< +< running apply. +< +< running access. +< +< running clone. +< +< running data. +< +< running det. +< +< 1012.31951983476 : 1012.31951983476 +< running divide_equal. +< +< running slicing. +< +< running inverse. +< +< running save_load. +< +< running minus_equal. +< +< running multiply_equal. +< +< running plus_equal. +< +< running prefix. +< +< running sin. +< +< running sinh. +< +< running eye. +< +< running make_view. +< +< running conv. +< +< running lu_decomposition. +< +< mean absolute error for lu solver is 1.56978007661495e-10 +< running gauss_jordan_elimination. +< +< running singular value decomposition. +< +< running save_with_colormap. +< +< running magic. +< +< Magic 3 +< 8 1 6 +< 3 5 7 +< 4 9 2 +< +< Magic 4 +< 16 3 2 13 +< 5 10 11 8 +< 9 6 7 12 +< 4 15 14 1 +< +< Magic 5 +< 17 24 1 8 15 +< 23 5 7 14 16 +< 4 6 13 20 22 +< 10 12 19 21 3 +< 11 18 25 2 9 +< +< Magic 6 +< 32 29 4 1 24 21 +< 30 31 2 3 22 23 +< 12 9 17 20 28 25 +< 10 11 18 19 26 27 +< 13 16 33 36 8 5 +< 14 15 34 35 6 7 +< +< Magic 8 +< 64 2 3 61 60 6 7 57 +< 9 55 54 12 13 51 50 16 +< 17 47 46 20 21 43 42 24 +< 40 26 27 37 36 30 31 33 +< 32 34 35 29 28 38 39 25 +< 41 23 22 44 45 19 18 48 +< 49 15 14 52 53 11 10 56 +< 8 58 59 5 4 62 63 1 +< +< Magic 10 +< 68 65 96 93 4 1 32 29 60 57 +< 66 67 94 95 2 3 30 31 58 59 +< 92 89 20 17 28 25 56 53 64 61 +< 90 91 18 19 26 27 54 55 62 63 +< 16 13 24 21 49 52 80 77 88 85 +< 14 15 22 23 50 51 78 79 86 87 +< 37 40 45 48 73 76 84 81 9 12 +< 38 39 46 47 74 75 82 83 10 11 +< 41 44 69 72 97 100 5 8 33 36 +< 43 42 71 70 99 98 7 6 35 34 +< +< running pooling. +< +< running global_save_as_bmp. +< +< running mandelbrot. +< +< running mandelbrot::1. +< +< running mandelbrot::2. +< +< running plot. +< +< running meshgrid. +< +< 0 1 2 +< 0 1 2 +< 0 1 2 +< 0 1 2 +< 0 1 2 +< +< 0 0 0 +< 1 1 1 +< 2 2 2 +< 3 3 3 +< 4 4 4 +< +< running arange. +< +< running clip. +< +< running empty. +< +< running linspace. +< +< linspace(1, 10, 10): +< 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 +< +< linspace(1, 10, 10, false): +< 1 1.89999999999999991 2.79999999999999982 3.70000000000000018 4.59999999999999964 5.5 6.40000000000000036 7.29999999999999982 8.19999999999999929 9.09999999999999964 +< +< running astype. +< +--- +> g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./example.o examples/example.cc +> g++ -o ./test_example ./example.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/s4_example_post.log b/.work/evidence/s4_example_post.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d96e52d --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s4_example_post.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./example.o examples/example.cc +g++ -o ./test_example ./example.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/s4_example_run.log b/.work/evidence/s4_example_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c3e3d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s4_example_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +running create. + +0 1 0 +1 -4 1 +0 1 0 + +running apply. + +running access. + +running clone. + +running data. + +running det. + +1012.31951983476 : 1012.31951983476 +running divide_equal. + +running slicing. + +running inverse. + +running save_load. + +running minus_equal. + +running multiply_equal. + +running plus_equal. + +running prefix. + +running sin. + +running sinh. + +running eye. + +running make_view. + +running conv. + +running lu_decomposition. + +mean absolute error for lu solver is 1.56978007661495e-10 +running gauss_jordan_elimination. + +running singular value decomposition. + +running save_with_colormap. + +running magic. + +Magic 3 + 8 1 6 +3 5 7 +4 9 2 + +Magic 4 + 16 3 2 13 +5 10 11 8 +9 6 7 12 +4 15 14 1 + +Magic 5 + 17 24 1 8 15 +23 5 7 14 16 +4 6 13 20 22 +10 12 19 21 3 +11 18 25 2 9 + +Magic 6 + 32 29 4 1 24 21 +30 31 2 3 22 23 +12 9 17 20 28 25 +10 11 18 19 26 27 +13 16 33 36 8 5 +14 15 34 35 6 7 + +Magic 8 + 64 2 3 61 60 6 7 57 +9 55 54 12 13 51 50 16 +17 47 46 20 21 43 42 24 +40 26 27 37 36 30 31 33 +32 34 35 29 28 38 39 25 +41 23 22 44 45 19 18 48 +49 15 14 52 53 11 10 56 +8 58 59 5 4 62 63 1 + +Magic 10 + 68 65 96 93 4 1 32 29 60 57 +66 67 94 95 2 3 30 31 58 59 +92 89 20 17 28 25 56 53 64 61 +90 91 18 19 26 27 54 55 62 63 +16 13 24 21 49 52 80 77 88 85 +14 15 22 23 50 51 78 79 86 87 +37 40 45 48 73 76 84 81 9 12 +38 39 46 47 74 75 82 83 10 11 +41 44 69 72 97 100 5 8 33 36 +43 42 71 70 99 98 7 6 35 34 + +running pooling. + +running global_save_as_bmp. + +running mandelbrot. + +running mandelbrot::1. + +running mandelbrot::2. + +running plot. + +running meshgrid. + +0 1 2 +0 1 2 +0 1 2 +0 1 2 +0 1 2 + +0 0 0 +1 1 1 +2 2 2 +3 3 3 +4 4 4 + +running arange. + +running clip. + +running empty. + +running linspace. + +linspace(1, 10, 10): +1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 + +linspace(1, 10, 10, false): +1 1.89999999999999991 2.79999999999999982 3.70000000000000018 4.59999999999999964 5.5 6.40000000000000036 7.29999999999999982 8.19999999999999929 9.09999999999999964 + +running astype. + diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_av_1_blast.log b/.work/evidence/s5_av_1_blast.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..047ea40 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_av_1_blast.log @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +=== AV-1: blast radius (whole session vs S4 closeout) === +docs/session_5/brainstorming.md +docs/session_5/design.md +docs/session_5/execution_contract.md +docs/session_5/interview.md +docs/session_5/plan.md +docs/session_5/proposal.md +docs/session_5/specs/core_count_guard.md +docs/session_5/specs/ndebug_policy.md +docs/session_5/specs/rand_engine.md +docs/session_5/specs/rand_regression_tests.md +docs/session_5/specs/save_png_boundary.md +docs/session_5/tasks.md +matrix.hpp +tests/cases/rand.hpp +tests/test.cc +.work/evidence/s5_baseline_test.log +.work/evidence/s5_prefix.log +.work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc +.work/probes/S5_p1_tsan.cc +.work/probes/S5_p2_save_png.cc + +=== AV-2: contract deterministic greps === +mt19937: 1 +5337: std::mt19937 engine{ effective_seed }; // per-call local engine: no global state, thread-safe by construction +literal grep srand|std::rand: 1 (known false positive: std::random_access_iterator_tag, logged Q6.1) +151: typedef std::random_access_iterator_tag iterator_category; diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_av_2_seeds.log b/.work/evidence/s5_av_2_seeds.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b43503d --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_av_2_seeds.log @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +=== AV-3: adversarial seed probe === +PASS AV-SEEDS +exit: 0 + +=== AV-4: int instantiation compile attempt (expect FAIL — documented-unsupported) === +/usr/include/c++/16/bits/random.h:2494:56: error: static assertion failed: result_type must be a floating point type +int compile exit: 2 (nonzero = documented-unsupported confirmed) + +=== AV-5: complex instantiation compile attempt (expect FAIL) === +/usr/include/c++/16/bits/random.h:2494:56: error: static assertion failed: result_type must be a floating point type +complex compile exit: 1 + +=== AV-6: cross-run seed-1 determinism (P0 binary, two launches) === +rand(1,4,1) [examples use seed 1]: +0.99718480823026556 0.93255736136816547 0.128124447772306 0.99904051546527362 +rand(1,4,1) [examples use seed 1]: +0.99718480823026556 0.93255736136816547 0.128124447772306 0.99904051546527362 diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_av_3_audit.log b/.work/evidence/s5_av_3_audit.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b673d6c --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_av_3_audit.log @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +=== AV-7: full-session matrix.hpp diff audit === +@@ -1149,7 +1149,9 @@ namespace feng +@@ -3183,9 +3185,11 @@ namespace feng +@@ -4119,6 +4123,8 @@ namespace feng +@@ -5318,19 +5324,21 @@ namespace feng +@@ -5352,18 +5360,18 @@ namespace feng + +=== AV-8: line 279 guard untouched === +0 +0 (untouched) + +=== AV-9: working tree clean === +clean + +=== AV-10: contract deterministic check #3 === +0 diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_baseline_test.log b/.work/evidence/s5_baseline_test.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..332ff18 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_baseline_test.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_example_delta.txt b/.work/evidence/s5_example_delta.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8d79cdf --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_example_delta.txt @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +46c46 +< mean absolute error for lu solver is 1.56978007661495e-10 +--- +> mean absolute error for lu solver is 1.77455237701432e-10 diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_example_post.log b/.work/evidence/s5_example_post.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d96e52d --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_example_post.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./example.o examples/example.cc +g++ -o ./test_example ./example.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_example_run.log b/.work/evidence/s5_example_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fa27c94 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_example_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +running create. + +0 1 0 +1 -4 1 +0 1 0 + +running apply. + +running access. + +running clone. + +running data. + +running det. + +1012.31951983476 : 1012.31951983476 +running divide_equal. + +running slicing. + +running inverse. + +running save_load. + +running minus_equal. + +running multiply_equal. + +running plus_equal. + +running prefix. + +running sin. + +running sinh. + +running eye. + +running make_view. + +running conv. + +running lu_decomposition. + +mean absolute error for lu solver is 1.77455237701432e-10 +running gauss_jordan_elimination. + +running singular value decomposition. + +running save_with_colormap. + +running magic. + +Magic 3 + 8 1 6 +3 5 7 +4 9 2 + +Magic 4 + 16 3 2 13 +5 10 11 8 +9 6 7 12 +4 15 14 1 + +Magic 5 + 17 24 1 8 15 +23 5 7 14 16 +4 6 13 20 22 +10 12 19 21 3 +11 18 25 2 9 + +Magic 6 + 32 29 4 1 24 21 +30 31 2 3 22 23 +12 9 17 20 28 25 +10 11 18 19 26 27 +13 16 33 36 8 5 +14 15 34 35 6 7 + +Magic 8 + 64 2 3 61 60 6 7 57 +9 55 54 12 13 51 50 16 +17 47 46 20 21 43 42 24 +40 26 27 37 36 30 31 33 +32 34 35 29 28 38 39 25 +41 23 22 44 45 19 18 48 +49 15 14 52 53 11 10 56 +8 58 59 5 4 62 63 1 + +Magic 10 + 68 65 96 93 4 1 32 29 60 57 +66 67 94 95 2 3 30 31 58 59 +92 89 20 17 28 25 56 53 64 61 +90 91 18 19 26 27 54 55 62 63 +16 13 24 21 49 52 80 77 88 85 +14 15 22 23 50 51 78 79 86 87 +37 40 45 48 73 76 84 81 9 12 +38 39 46 47 74 75 82 83 10 11 +41 44 69 72 97 100 5 8 33 36 +43 42 71 70 99 98 7 6 35 34 + +running pooling. + +running global_save_as_bmp. + +running mandelbrot. + +running mandelbrot::1. + +running mandelbrot::2. + +running plot. + +running meshgrid. + +0 1 2 +0 1 2 +0 1 2 +0 1 2 +0 1 2 + +0 0 0 +1 1 1 +2 2 2 +3 3 3 +4 4 4 + +running arange. + +running clip. + +running empty. + +running linspace. + +linspace(1, 10, 10): +1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 + +linspace(1, 10, 10, false): +1 1.89999999999999991 2.79999999999999982 3.70000000000000018 4.59999999999999964 5.5 6.40000000000000036 7.29999999999999982 8.19999999999999929 9.09999999999999964 + +running astype. + diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_positive_control.png b/.work/evidence/s5_positive_control.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d0f0f61 Binary files /dev/null and b/.work/evidence/s5_positive_control.png differ diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_prefix.log b/.work/evidence/s5_prefix.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ba672cb --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_prefix.log @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +=== S5 pre-flight evidence (pre-fix) Tue Aug 18 10:27:30 AM CEST 2026 + +--- grep: srand(/std::rand( call sites --- +5327: std::srand( static_cast< unsigned int >( static_cast< std::uint_least64_t >( std::time( nullptr ) ) + reinterpret_cast< std::uint_least64_t >( &ans ) ) ); +5329: std::srand( seed ); +5333: return ( static_cast( std::rand() ) + 1 ) / ( static_cast( RAND_MAX ) + 2 ); // make sure in open bounds range (0, 1) +count: 3 + +--- grep: guard texts (pre-fix) --- +total_cores < 1 : 0 +total_cores <= 1: 1 +parallel_size < 1: 0 +hardware_concurrency sites: 3 + +--- P0: seed-0 correlation + explicit determinism --- +.work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc: In function ‘int main()’: +.work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc:25:53: error: expected primary-expression before ‘long’ + 25 | std::printf( "time before seed-0 pair: %lld\n", long long( std::time( nullptr ) ) ); + | ^~~~ +.work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc:28:53: error: expected primary-expression before ‘long’ + 28 | std::printf( "time after seed-0 pair: %lld\n", long long( std::time( nullptr ) ) ); + | ^~~~ +exit: 1 +--- P0: seed-0 correlation + explicit determinism (pre-fix) --- +time before seed-0 pair: 1787041680 +time after seed-0 pair: 1787041680 +seed-0 pair identical (correlation): 0 +explicit seed 7 == 7: 1 +seed 7 != 8: 1 +rand(2,5,7): +0.48690413940376409 0.86797741201334755 0.59259119416000727 0.21470984061494944 0.01022653933138282 0.51481856195497389 0.99594825227002226 0.031932302735777428 0.60156527925209824 0.055344847005165718 +rand(1,4,1) [examples use seed 1]: +0.84018771683788496 0.39438292691745658 0.7830992234949492 0.7984400331981294 +exit: 0 + +--- P2: save_as_png unwritable (pre-fix) --- +/bin/bash: line 1: 2138471 Segmentation fault (core dumped) .work/evidence/seed_S5_p2 +exit: 139 +--- P0 (refined): same-site seed-0 correlation (pre-fix) --- +time before seed-0 loop: 1787041719 +time after seed-0 loop: 1787041719 +same-site seed-0 pairs: identical 0 / distinct 100 (of 100) +explicit seed 7 == 7: 1 +seed 7 != 8: 1 +rand(2,5,7): +0.48690413940376409 0.86797741201334755 0.59259119416000727 0.21470984061494944 0.01022653933138282 0.51481856195497389 0.99594825227002226 0.031932302735777428 0.60156527925209824 0.055344847005165718 +rand(1,4,1) [examples use seed 1]: +0.84018771683788496 0.39438292691745658 0.7830992234949492 0.7984400331981294 +exit: 0 + +--- P1: TSan pre-fix (concurrent rand) --- +T SAN CLEAN (no race reported before this line) +exit: 0 +--- P0b: -O0 (no inlining) same-site seed-0 correlation --- +time before seed-0 loop: 1787041768 +time after seed-0 loop: 1787041768 +same-site seed-0 pairs: identical 0 / distinct 100 (of 100) +explicit seed 7 == 7: 1 + +--- P0 (final form): same-site repetition + explicit determinism (pre-fix) --- +time before seed-0 loop: 1787041997 +time after seed-0 loop: 1787041997 +same-site seed-0 first-element distinct values over 100 calls: 1 (correlation confirmed if <= 2) +cross-site (different &ans salts) equal: 0 +explicit seed 7 == 7: 1 +seed 7 != 8: 1 +rand(2,5,7): +0.48690413940376409 0.86797741201334755 0.59259119416000727 0.21470984061494944 0.01022653933138282 0.51481856195497389 0.99594825227002226 0.031932302735777428 0.60156527925209824 0.055344847005165718 +rand(1,4,1) [examples use seed 1]: +0.84018771683788496 0.39438292691745658 0.7830992234949492 0.7984400331981294 +exit: 0 + +--- ltrace srand args (pre-fix, -O0) --- +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854750) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854782) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854750) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854782) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854750) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854782) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854750) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854782) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854750) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854782) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854750) = +ltrace_probe->srand(3067854782) = +i=0 x00=0.189023 y00=0.658161 +i=1 x00=0.189023 y00=0.658161 +i=2 x00=0.189023 y00=0.658161 +i=3 x00=0.189023 y00=0.658161 diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_t1_red.log b/.work/evidence/s5_t1_red.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7acd171 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_t1_red.log @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +=== T1 red (pre-fix engine) retry === +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +In file included from tests/test.cc:59: +tests/./cases/rand.hpp: In function ‘void ____C_A_T_C_H____T_E_S_T____118()’: +tests/./cases/rand.hpp:61:20: error: static assertion failed + 61 | static_assert( !noexcept( feng::rand< double >( 1, 1, 7 ) ) ); + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +compilation terminated due to -fmax-errors=1. +make: *** [Makefile:26: test] Error 1 +exit: 2 diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_t2_green.log b/.work/evidence/s5_t2_green.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cf7406d --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_t2_green.log @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +=== T2 green (retry after const-distribution fix) === + • ‘std::integral_constant::value’ evaluates to false +compilation terminated due to -fmax-errors=1. +make: *** [Makefile:26: test] Error 1 +All tests passed (49217182 assertions in 73 test cases) + +--- P0 probe (post-fix) --- +time before seed-0 loop: 1787042789 +time after seed-0 loop: 1787042789 +same-site seed-0 first-element distinct values over 100 calls: 1 (correlation confirmed if <= 2) +cross-site (different &ans salts) equal: 0 +explicit seed 7 == 7: 1 +seed 7 != 8: 1 +rand(2,5,7): +0.22733907496470684 0.31897222781086315 0.97822289621420422 0.45558490783988154 0.30801276722410448 0.26387084078474338 0.086743435240611538 0.41937221076154407 0.015910359162008152 0.52776479127348463 +rand(1,4,1) [examples use seed 1]: +0.99718480823026556 0.93255736136816547 0.128124447772306 0.99904051546527362 +--- TSan post-fix --- +T SAN CLEAN (no race reported before this line) +exit: 0 +=== T2 green (final) === +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto +All tests passed (49217191 assertions in 74 test cases) + diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_t3_green.log b/.work/evidence/s5_t3_green.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..be64e9a --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_t3_green.log @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +=== T3 green === +total_cores < 1: 1 +parallel_size < 1: 1 +total_cores <= 1 (279, untouched): 1 +279: if ( (total_cores <= 1) || ((dim_last - dim_first) <= threshold) ) +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto + + matrix.hpp | 6 +++++- + 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_t4_green.log b/.work/evidence/s5_t4_green.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1603214 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_t4_green.log @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +=== T4 green (E15 red->green) === +guard grep: 1 +stray ;; remaining: 0 +save_as_png unwritable path returned 1, no crash +PASS E15 +exit: 0 +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto + + matrix.hpp | 4 +++- + 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_t5_check.log b/.work/evidence/s5_t5_check.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..30b6b87 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_t5_check.log @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +=== T5 check === +NDEBUG mentions in design.md: 8 +NDEBUG mentions in spec: 6 +?? test_example +?? test_test diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_t6_probe_example.log b/.work/evidence/s5_t6_probe_example.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..968a0a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_t6_probe_example.log @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +=== T6: verbatim E14_E15 probe === +PASS +exit: 0 + +=== T6: make example (post-fix) === +make example exit: 0 diff --git a/.work/evidence/s5_t8_final.log b/.work/evidence/s5_t8_final.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..22438c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/s5_t8_final.log @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +=== T8 final full checks === +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto +All tests passed (49217191 assertions in 74 test cases) + +PASS +probe exit: 0 diff --git a/.work/evidence/task2_build.log b/.work/evidence/task2_build.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..332ff18 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/task2_build.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/task2_flip_still_failing.log b/.work/evidence/task2_flip_still_failing.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7815332 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/task2_flip_still_failing.log @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +test_test is a Catch v2.0.1 host application. +Run with -? for options + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +Matrix flipdim +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:3 +............................................................................... + +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:20: FAILED: + REQUIRE( std::abs( f[r][c] - expected[r][c] ) < 1.0e-12 ) +with expansion: + 4.0 < 0.0 + +double free or corruption (out) +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:3: FAILED: + {Unknown expression after the reported line} +due to a fatal error condition: + SIGABRT - Abort (abnormal termination) signal + +=============================================================================== +test cases: 1 | 1 failed +assertions: 5 | 3 passed | 2 failed + +timeout: the monitored command dumped core diff --git a/.work/evidence/task2_probe_e01.log b/.work/evidence/task2_probe_e01.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b75165 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/task2_probe_e01.log @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +PASS e01a +PASS e01b +PASS e01c +PASS E01 diff --git a/.work/evidence/task2_shrink_run.log b/.work/evidence/task2_shrink_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6a22c77 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/task2_shrink_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +=============================================================================== +All tests passed (80 assertions in 1 test case) + diff --git a/.work/evidence/task3_build.log b/.work/evidence/task3_build.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..332ff18 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/task3_build.log @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/task3_full_suite.log b/.work/evidence/task3_full_suite.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9aaff3f --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/task3_full_suite.log @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +=============================================================================== +All tests passed (49216776 assertions in 59 test cases) + diff --git a/.work/evidence/task3_probe_e02.log b/.work/evidence/task3_probe_e02.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..20e8005 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/task3_probe_e02.log @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +PASS e02a +PASS e02b +PASS e02c +PASS E02 diff --git a/.work/evidence/tdd_both_build.log b/.work/evidence/tdd_both_build.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f66c44f --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/tdd_both_build.log @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +In file included from tests/test.cc:1: +tests/../matrix.hpp: In instantiation of ‘feng::crtp_shrink_to_size::zen_type& feng::crtp_shrink_to_size::shrink_to_size(size_type, size_type) [with Matrix = feng::matrix; Type = double; Alloc = std::allocator; zen_type = feng::matrix; size_type = long unsigned int]’: +tests/./cases/shrink_to_size.hpp:11:25: required from here + 11 | m.shrink_to_size( 5, 3 ); + | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~ +tests/../matrix.hpp:3529:29: warning: unused variable ‘the_cols_to_copy’ [-Wunused-variable] + 3529 | size_type const the_cols_to_copy = std::min( zen.col(), new_col ); + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +g++ -o ./test_test ./test.o -Ofast -pthread -lstdc++fs -Wl,--gc-sections -flto diff --git a/.work/evidence/tdd_flip_prefix_run.log b/.work/evidence/tdd_flip_prefix_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7815332 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/tdd_flip_prefix_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +test_test is a Catch v2.0.1 host application. +Run with -? for options + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +Matrix flipdim +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:3 +............................................................................... + +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:20: FAILED: + REQUIRE( std::abs( f[r][c] - expected[r][c] ) < 1.0e-12 ) +with expansion: + 4.0 < 0.0 + +double free or corruption (out) +tests/./cases/flip.hpp:3: FAILED: + {Unknown expression after the reported line} +due to a fatal error condition: + SIGABRT - Abort (abnormal termination) signal + +=============================================================================== +test cases: 1 | 1 failed +assertions: 5 | 3 passed | 2 failed + +timeout: the monitored command dumped core diff --git a/.work/evidence/tdd_red_per_case.log b/.work/evidence/tdd_red_per_case.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..77dae4e --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/tdd_red_per_case.log @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +/bin/bash: line 1: 3667257 Aborted (core dumped) ./test_test "$p" > /tmp/red.log 2>&1 +== load_npy rejects an unopenable* :: exit=134 :: SIGABRT - Abort (abnormal termination) signal assertions: 2 | 1 passed | 1 failed +== load_npy rejects a truncated header* :: exit=1 :: tests/./cases/load_npy.hpp:115: FAILED: assertions: 2 | 1 passed | 1 failed +/bin/bash: line 1: 3667277 Aborted (core dumped) ./test_test "$p" > /tmp/red.log 2>&1 +== load_npy rejects a missing* :: exit=134 :: SIGABRT - Abort (abnormal termination) signal assertions: 2 | 1 passed | 1 failed +/bin/bash: line 1: 3667297 Segmentation fault (core dumped) ./test_test "$p" > /tmp/red.log 2>&1 +== load_npy rejects an overflowing* :: exit=139 :: tests/./cases/load_npy.hpp:160: FAILED: assertions: 2 | 1 passed | 1 failed +== load_npy rejects a foreign* :: exit=1 :: tests/./cases/load_npy.hpp:206: FAILED: assertions: 2 | 1 passed | 1 failed diff --git a/.work/evidence/tdd_red_run.log b/.work/evidence/tdd_red_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a8cf38e --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/tdd_red_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +[Assertion Failure]: 'ifs' in File: tests/../matrix.hpp in Line: 2512matrix::load_npy -- failed to open file tmp/s2_neg_missing.npy + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +test_test is a Catch v2.0.1 host application. +Run with -? for options + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +load_npy rejects an unopenable or truncated (3-byte) file +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +tests/./cases/load_npy.hpp:71 +............................................................................... + +tests/./cases/load_npy.hpp:71: FAILED: + {Unknown expression after the reported line} +due to a fatal error condition: + SIGABRT - Abort (abnormal termination) signal + +=============================================================================== +test cases: 2 | 1 passed | 1 failed +assertions: 26 | 25 passed | 1 failed + diff --git a/.work/evidence/tdd_shrink_build.log b/.work/evidence/tdd_shrink_build.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..dc5dabb --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/tdd_shrink_build.log @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +g++ -c -std=c++20 -Wall -Wextra -fmax-errors=1 -Ofast -flto=auto -funroll-all-loops -pipe -march=native -DPARALLEL -o ./test.o tests/test.cc +tests/test.cc:25:10: fatal error: ./cases/flip.hpp: No such file or directory + 25 | #include "./cases/flip.hpp" + | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +compilation terminated. +make: *** [Makefile:26: test] Error 1 diff --git a/.work/evidence/tdd_shrink_prefix_run.log b/.work/evidence/tdd_shrink_prefix_run.log new file mode 100644 index 0000000..994fc22 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/evidence/tdd_shrink_prefix_run.log @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ + +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ +test_test is a Catch v2.0.1 host application. +Run with -? for options + +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +Matrix shrink_to_size +------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +tests/./cases/shrink_to_size.hpp:3 +............................................................................... + +tests/./cases/shrink_to_size.hpp:30: FAILED: + REQUIRE( std::abs( m[r][c] - expected[r][c] ) < 1.0e-12 ) +with expansion: + 23.0 < 0.0 + +=============================================================================== +test cases: 1 | 0 passed | 1 failed +assertions: 26 | 25 passed | 1 failed + +timeout: the monitored command dumped core diff --git a/.work/handoff_session_1.md b/.work/handoff_session_1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79012eb --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/handoff_session_1.md @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +# Session Handoff + +## State Snapshot +- Session: S1 — C1 (`shrink_to_size` wrong copy extent) + C2 (`flipdim` dim==2 column-vs-row swap) +- Branch: `phase-1/session-1` +- Last commit: `b356840` (tasks 4–5) + closeout commit (this handoff, seed/risk updates, review records) +- Baseline (pre-session): `83ea78d`. Pre-flight checkpoint: `d34ffef`. Fix commits: `8a4323e` (C1), `7b784fb` (C2). +- Changed files (vs `83ea78d`; audit-verified ⊆ allowed set): + - `matrix.hpp` — exactly 2 lines: 3532 `the_rows_to_copy`→`the_cols_to_copy`; 4479 `row_begin(index_right)`→`col_begin(index_right)` + - `tests/test.cc` — +2 includes + - `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp` (new, 9 assertions blocks), `tests/cases/flip.hpp` (new) + - `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` (E01/E02 `seeded`→`promoted`), `docs/risk_register.md` (S1 watch items) + - `docs/session_1/**` (13 records: specs, design, plan, tasks, execution contract, sharded_review, adversarial_verification, failure_arbiter) + - `.work/**` (probe `E01_E02.cc`, independent probe + derivation, 25 evidence logs; committed via `git add -f`; binaries not committed) +- Checks run: + 1. Baseline `make test` + `./test_test` at `83ea78d`: 57 cases green (49,216,592 assertions) + 2. Pre-fix ASan probe (exact flags `-std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1`): e01a heap-OOB WRITE (5×5→5×3), e01b content corruption (3×10→5×2), e02a heap-OOB READ (3×5 flipdim2), e02b scramble (4×4), e02c PASS (dim==1 pin) + 3. Pre-fix suite (TDD red): shrink case segfault, flip case abort + 4. Post-fix `make test` + `./test_test`: **59 cases green, 49,216,776 assertions, exit 0** + 5. Post-fix full ASan probe: e01a–c + e02a–c PASS, `PASS E01`, `PASS E02`, exit 0, no ASan report + 6. Independent fresh-context probe (derivation from contract-only inputs; runId `wf_msxq6npb-4-94d3a0fc21f7`): 8/8 PASS, ASan clean + 7. Bug restoration (empirical, temp states never committed): C1 line restored → shrink case FAILS (segfault); C2 line restored → flip case FAILS (2 asserts + abort); fixes restored → green + 8. Diff audit vs `83ea78d` (all changed paths ⊆ allowed set; matrix.hpp = exactly the 2 sanctioned lines) + grep audit (fixed line at 3532) + 9. Sharded review, 6 axes (runId `wf_msxqbh35-5-b659e2f3c550`): 0 Critical/High; 3 Low + 3 Nit, all dispositioned (S3-route / convention / out-of-scope / rejected-by-contract) + 10. Adversarial verification, 2 fresh-context lenses (runId `wf_msxqiff5-6-2930c7a81316`): both VERDICT PASS, 0 disproven / 0 unsupported claims; verifiers independently re-ran suite, filtered cases, ASan probe rebuild, diff + caller audits +- Checks not run: + - `make example` — examples out of scope and unchanged; verifier grep confirmed **no in-repo caller** of `shrink_to_size`/`flipdim` outside the new case files, so example behavior cannot shift + - Seeds E03–E18 — owned by S2–S6; red-expected pre-owner per usage rules (E01/E02 are the S1 subset and are green) + - Fuzzing / property testing — not in session scope +- Current status: **done condition met; awaiting human decision gate (no merge before sign-off)** + +## Narrative Context +Session 1 eliminated the two Critical memory-corruption findings in the matrix library's documented +behaviors. C1: `crtp_shrink_to_size` copied `the_rows_to_copy` columns per row instead of +`the_cols_to_copy`, writing past row ends (heap OOB on shrink) and mis-reading the source layout +(silent corruption when rows≠cols). C2: `flipdim(m,2)` swapped column *left* against *row* +*right* (`row_begin` as the `swap_ranges` third argument) — an out-of-bounds, order-destroying +"flip". Both were fixed with the review-sanctioned one-line changes, then pinned with +content-asserting Catch2 cases (ragged values so no shape-only pass) and ASan probes E01/E02. +Empirical proof of regression power came from restoring each original bug line and watching the +corresponding new case fail; a fresh-context independent re-derivation of all expected contents +concurred; a 6-axis sharded review and two-lens adversarial verification found nothing +Critical/High and no falsifiable claim. The `fliplr`/`flipud` alias inversion (C3) was left +untouched per contract — S3 owns it, and S1's fix is what makes S3's swap correct. + +## Decision Log +| Decision | Chosen | Rejected | Reason | Contract Ref | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| Fix shape | Review-sanctioned one-line fixes (copy extent; swap third arg) | Defensive rewrite of `crtp_shrink_to_size` / `flipdim` | Invariant: "diff limited to the two buggy lines + tests"; smallest-safe-fix | `session_1_contract.yaml` invariants | +| Test file name | `tests/cases/flip.hpp` | `flipdim.hpp` (reviewer Nit) | Contract `allowed_files` names `flip.hpp` exactly | `blast_radius.allowed_files` | +| Unused `` in new tests | Kept | Delete (reviewer Low) | Sibling case files all carry an unused ``; convention; not High/Critical | local convention | +| Independent test-writer | Small fresh-context reasoning-only unit (pasted inputs) + orchestrator-encoded probe | Large file-writing subagent (failed ×2) | ENVIRONMENT failure (16K thinking budget) per failure_arbiter record 1; adaptation logged | AGENTS.md subagent rules; `failure_arbiter.md` | +| Eval seed status | `promoted` | `live` | Probe exists + passes + permanent home in `tests/cases/` (subsumes `live`; P9 clarification) | `eval_seed_cases.md` status legend | +| C3 alias swap | Not touched | "Fix while we're here" | Out of scope; S3 owns; S1→S3 hard chain (R-15) | `out_of_scope`, PRD §6 | +| Zero-size `flipdim` pattern | Documented as watch item, not fixed | Add guard at `flipdim` top | Pre-existing, symmetric with untouched dim==1 branch; outside 2-line diff | `blast_radius` | + +## Next Priority Queue +1. **S2** — `load_npy`/`save_npy` (seeds E03/E04; also the two extra `load_npy` hazards noted in R-02) +2. **S3** — C3 alias bodies (`fliplr`/`flipud`) swap + pinv/det/pow/LU-pivoting (seeds E05–E09); C3 re-confirmed by S1 review +3. S4, S5, then **S6** (last; ReadMe single-writer, seed E16–E18, zero-size policy if ever adopted) + +## Warnings And Gotchas +- Environment issues: + - Subagents on this host: single model (Qwen3.8-27B, reasoning, xhigh) exhausts the 16K output + budget on the thinking channel for moderate prompts → empty returns. Keep units small + (pasted-only inputs, no file writes, short structured outputs); probe trivial capability + first. (Also: `/tmp` is per-agent sandboxed — exchange via `.work/`, never `/tmp`.) + - `make test` only **builds** `test_test`; run `./test_test` (optionally a case name) to execute. +- Known failing tests: none (suite 59/59 green). +- Deferred risks: C3 alias inversion (S3); pre-existing 0-size `dim()-1` pattern in `flipdim` + (watch item, needs 0-size support decision first); `hardware_concurrency()==0` unreachable + on this host (pre-existing, unrelated). +- Files future sessions must not casually edit: `fliplr`/`flipud` alias region (~`matrix.hpp` + 4491–4499, S3 only); `ReadMe.md` (S6 only); `Makefile` (none); `examples/**` (none); + `docs/prd.md` / `docs/project_contract.md` (dominant, change only via contract process). +- `.work/` is gitignored: session evidence/probes are committed with `git add -f` (selected + files; compiled binaries are not committed). + +## Eval Seeds +- Missed check: none — no bug discovered beyond E01–E18 coverage. +- New regression test candidate: promoted in place — `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp`, + `tests/cases/flip.hpp` (E01/E02 marked `promoted` in `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`). +- Instruction update candidate: subagent small-unit discipline recorded in + `docs/risk_register.md` (S1 closeout watch items) + `docs/session_1/failure_arbiter.md`. diff --git a/.work/handoff_session_2.md b/.work/handoff_session_2.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..16eb76f --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/handoff_session_2.md @@ -0,0 +1,155 @@ +# Session Handoff + +## State Snapshot + +- **Session:** 2 — `load_npy` validated input boundary (finding S1; T2 error-path gap) +- **Branch:** `phase-1/session-2` +- **Last commit:** `88c3740` (fix + audit + bug-restoration evidence); closeout commit follows + (sharded review, adversarial verification, seeds, risk register, this handoff). + Commit chain off baseline `ad6fa79` (S1 closeout): `0cbef65` (pre-flight docs/probe/evidence) + → tests-red commit → `88c3740`. +- **Changed files (vs `ad6fa79`):** `matrix.hpp` (single hunk, `crtp_load_npy::load_npy( char + const* )` body only), `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` (append-only: 5 negative `TEST_CASE`s + + file-local helpers; existing `TEST_CASE( "Loading npy files" )` byte-identical), + `docs/session_2/**` (phase docs + `sharded_review.md` + `adversarial_verification.md`), + `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` (E03/E04 → promoted), `docs/risk_register.md` (S2 watch items), + `.work/**` (probe, evidence logs, independent derivation, this handoff). Nothing else — + verified by `git diff --name-only ad6fa79` ⊆ contract allowed set. +- **Checks run:** + - Baseline (pre-edit): `make test` + full suite green (59 cases / 49,216,776 assertions) + + 18-case pre-fix ASan probe reproduction (4 ASan OOB reads, 4 `terminate` paths, 4 silent + misloads, 4 pins) — `.work/evidence/prefix_*`. + - TDD red (pre-fix): 5 new cases — SIGABRT ×2 (assert/terminate), SIGSEGV (0xFFFFFFFF), + false-positive `true` ×2 (silent misload) — `.work/evidence/tdd_red_*.log`. + - `make test` + full suite green: **64 cases / 49,216,811 assertions, exit 0** + (`.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log`); `./test_test "[load_npy]"` 6/6. + - ASan probe (contract flags `-std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1`): + `.work/probe_s2` → `PASS E03` + `PASS E04`, exit 0 (`.work/evidence/probe_green_final.log`). + - Extra adversarial attacks (10 inputs beyond the probe, incl. wrap-product, 1 MB header, + directory-as-name, exact boundaries): `PASS EXTRA-ATTACKS`, exit 0 + (`.work/evidence/probe_adv_attacks.log`). + - Bug-restoration: `header_length` bound disabled → 0xFFFFFFFF case segfaults (exit 139); + restored → green (`.work/evidence/bug_restore_red.log`). + - Contract deterministic check: `sed -n '2499,2590p' matrix.hpp | grep -c 'return false'` + = **12** > 6. + - Diff audit: single hunk `@@ -2509 +2509` inside the function; test diff 0 deleted lines. + - Sharded review (6 axes, `docs/session_2/sharded_review.md`): 0 Critical/High, 2 Low + (fixed: bad-magic pin, zero-dim pin), 3 Info. + - Adversarial verification (`docs/session_2/adversarial_verification.md`): **PASS**. + - Compiler: `g++ (GCC) 16.2.1 20260810`. +- **Checks not run:** `make example` (no example/`main.cpp` touched; no consumer of `load_npy` + in `examples/` — the change is rejection-only and examples load valid fixtures); ASan on the + *full* suite (the suite build is the assert-enabled `-Ofast` build; the ASan coverage is the + dedicated probe binaries, per the contract's evidence list); no Valgrind/fuzzing/clang or + Windows cross-check (host is Linux/g++ only); no performance benchmark (no hot-path change — + single buffer read, one byte-copy, linear header parse; pre-fix did the same IO). +- **Current status:** done condition met; **awaiting human decision gate** (high-risk session: + diff + evidence presented below; no merge before sign-off). + +## Narrative Context + +`load_npy` is the library's only binary matrix import and treated file bytes as trusted: the +pre-fix probes reproduced ASan out-of-bounds reads on 3B/11B/`0xFFFFFFFF` files, four distinct +`std::terminate` paths (unguarded `stoul` throwing out of the `noexcept` member, including a +newly found third hazard — overflow-unguarded shape/payload arithmetic, `stoul("-1")` → +`resize` → `bad_array_new_length`), and silent misloads of foreign-dtype and short-payload +files. The function body is now a validate-then-act boundary (the in-repo `load_bmp`/ +`load_binary` models): magic/size/version before any deref, non-wrapping `header_length` bound, +dict-literal sanity, dtype exact-match against `value_type`, npos-guarded digit-bounded shape +parse with non-zero dims, overflow-checked payload bound, `resize` strictly after validation, +and a `try/catch(…)` so the `noexcept` member is genuinely throw-free. Five content- and +state-asserting negative test cases (TDD: red pre-fix, green post-fix) close the T2 gap; the +happy path is byte-identical (4 fixtures + v2-convention/fortran/payload-tail pins all green). +Along the way one more hazard was found and removed (D12): `better_assert` on the open failure +prints **and aborts** in assert-enabled builds — the pre-fix missing-file path was a `SIGABRT` +in the suite build — so the boundary now uses the hard check only. + +## Decision Log + +| Decision | Chosen | Rejected | Reason | Contract Ref | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| D1 | Validation inline in the `load_npy(char const*)` body (single hunk) | Private helper `npy_header_parse` | "diff confined to the function body"; one consumer (YAGNI); in-repo siblings keep validation inline | Deliveries 1 | +| D2 | Keep the library's v2 convention (4B LE length @8, prefix 12) | Real npy v2 spec (8B length, prefix 16); reject v2 | Contract failure mode pins both 10/12 offsets; real-spec adoption = unsanctioned wire change; real-spec v2 files now cleanly rejected via D6 | `failure_modes_to_watch` | +| D3 | Digit-bounded shape parser (define-away) | Keep `stoul` inside try/catch (mask) | Tier-1 beats tier-3; `stoul` accepts `-` (empirically terminate) and is a second throw source | P3; in_scope "stoul wrapped (catch)" intent | +| D4 | Overflow-checked multiply for `row*col` and `payload` | Trust `size_t` width | Third hazard (empirically confirmed pre-fix); mandated non-wrapping style | P3 | +| D5 | One `try/catch(…) → false` around the validated region | Per-site `catch (std::exception)` | With D3/D4 only allocation throws remain, bounded by file size; `noexcept` honest for all inputs; mask at the shell, not the Calculation | in_scope "body stays throw-free" | +| D6 | Header must start with `{` (dict literal) | Reject version 2; byte-swap support | Closes the real-spec-v2 4-byte-shift silent misload without a wire change | P3; row 18 | +| D7 | descr parsed positionally + exact match against canonical descriptor | Substring search for expected dtype | Substring would accept an attacker-planted token outside the descr field | P3 "dtype matches target" | +| D8 | Zero-dim shapes rejected (`row, col ≥ 1`) | Accept `resize(0,·)` | Library non-zero-dim policy (S1 watch item); avoids unverified `resize(0,·)` territory | P3 "row/col ≥ 1" | +| D9 | Byte-level copy via `std::uint8_t*` | Keep strict-typed `copy_n` | Identical bytes; removes unaligned strict-typed loads; in-repo pattern (`load_binary`) | house pattern | +| D10 | `row_major` detection preserved verbatim (`header.find("T")`) | Rewrite as `'fortran_order': True` search | Happy-path invariance; with D7+D3 the only `'T'` source is the fortran value; pinned by `e03_fortran` | row 18 "valid files load exactly as before" | +| D11 | `resize` strictly after all checks; tests assert state unchanged | — | Contract failure mode "reject before zen.resize" | `failure_modes_to_watch` | +| D12 | Remove `better_assert(ifs, …)` from `load_npy`; hard check only | Keep the assert as debug message | `print_assertion` calls `abort()` in `debug_mode` builds — red run proved the pre-fix suite build SIGABRTs on a missing file; contract's "unopenable path → clean false" has no mode qualifier | invariants; P2 | +| Path | Handoff to `.work/handoff_session_2.md` | Session protocol's `docs/handoff.md` | `docs/handoff.md` is outside `blast_radius.allowed_files`; project contract §1.4 (higher authority) specifies `.work/handoff_session_{n}.md`; contract wins | blast radius | +| Process | Subagent-style steps (independent derivation, sharded review, adversarial verification) run in-session with disciplined context separation | — | No subagent tool available in this environment (S1 recorded the same model-budget constraint); deviations documented where they occur | protocol | + +## Next Priority Queue + +1. **Human decision gate for S1+S2** (this branch): review `git diff ad6fa79..HEAD` + the + evidence chain (suite log, probe outputs, pre-fix `prefix_*`, bug-restoration red); merge on + sign-off (contract exit 5). +2. **S3 — `fliplr`/`flipud` alias swap** (PRD §6 order; seed E05; S1's review independently + re-confirmed the inversion — risk register S1 watch item). +3. **I/O-boundary hardening pass (new suggested project):** the S2 watch items found + `load_binary`/`load_txt` siblings with the same hazard class (overflow-unguarded size + arithmetic, no dtype/type check) and `better_assert`-abort-on-open; S5's `save_png` is the + nearest in-flight sibling (warned below). + +## S6 doc delta (exact wording — S6 is the ReadMe single writer, P4) + +Insert after the code block in ReadMe §"load npy" (~line 1063), verbatim: + +> `load_npy` returns `false` without modifying the matrix when the file is truncated, +> malformed, or its stored type does not match the matrix: the dtype in the file must match the +> matrix's type exactly (a float32 file, descr ``; a float64 +> file, descr `` — a float32 file is **not** loaded into +> `matrix`), only little-endian dtypes are accepted, and the shape must be a two +> positive-integer pair. Files using the real NPY v2 layout (8-byte header-length field) are +> rejected: this library's v2 convention uses a 4-byte header-length field. + +Also fold into S6's ReadMe pass: the R-13 doc-drift check (this is the only S1–S5 delta that +touches user-visible I/O semantics). + +## Warnings And Gotchas + +- **Environment:** g++ (GCC) 16.2.1 20260810; the suite build has **asserts enabled** (no + `-DNDEBUG` in the Makefile) — this is what made D12 visible and why the missing-file case is + pinned in the suite, not only in the `-DNDEBUG` probe. The probe binaries are built ad hoc + (no Makefile target): `g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 + .work/probes/E03_E04.cc -o .work/probe_s2`. The untracked `test_test` binary at the repo root + is a pre-existing S1 build artifact — leave it; `.gitignore` covers `tmp/*` and `.work/` + (evidence files were force-added to the repo per S1 convention). +- **Known failing tests:** none — full suite green (64/64). The pre-fix red outputs are + evidence only (`.work/evidence/tdd_red_*.log`). +- **Deferred risks:** S2 watch items in `docs/risk_register.md` (third-hazard class kept in + rotation; adjacent `load_binary`/`load_txt` hazards — out of scope, do not fix here; v2 wire + convention disclosure for the ReadMe; `better_assert`-abort pattern still present in the + other I/O boundaries). +- **Files future sessions must not casually edit:** `ReadMe.md` (S6 single writer, P4); + `docs/prd.md` + `docs/project_contract.md` (frozen); `tests/test.cc` (case registration — + not in any fix session's allowed set; the load_npy registration already exists at line 35); + `docs/risk_register.md` watch items marked "do not fix early"; the pre-fix evidence logs + (`.work/evidence/prefix_*`) are historical state — do not re-run over them (they document + the pre-fix tree). +- **S5 warning (per plan):** `save_png` is the only other I/O boundary in S5's blast radius — + apply the same validate-then-act pattern there (buffer writes: bound-check before every + `put`/`write`; no `better_assert`-abort on user-reachable failure; no overflow-unguarded + size arithmetic). The S2 watch-item about `better_assert`-abort-on-open applies. +- **R-02 anchor drift (process):** the S1 review's `load_bmp` anchor (~6760) had drifted to + 6643; all S2 edits were keyed by function name with lines as hints. Contracts/reviews should + keep citing anchors by name. + +## Eval Seeds + +- **Promoted (this session):** E03, E04 (`docs/eval_seed_cases.md` — status `seeded` → + `promoted`; probe `.work/probes/E03_E04.cc`; permanent home `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` + negative cases). +- **Missed check:** none outstanding — the two found during sharded review (bad-magic ≥12B, + zero-dim `(0,2)`) were pinned in the suite before closeout (F1/F2). +- **New regression test candidates (not added — outside S2's seed scope; for the next + eval-harvest pass):** wrap-product shape `(2^40, 2^24)` (A7); 1 MB junk header (A3); + directory-as-file-name (A4); v2 12-byte exact-boundary file (A1). +- **Instruction update candidate:** the session-end protocol names `docs/handoff.md` while the + project contract specifies `.work/handoff_session_{n}.md` — reconcile so future sessions + don't have to adjudicate (S2 followed the contract; recorded here so the discrepancy is + explicit, not silent). diff --git a/.work/handoff_session_4.md b/.work/handoff_session_4.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4cd2881 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/handoff_session_4.md @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +# Session Handoff — Session 4 (type and precondition contract fixes) + +## State Snapshot +- Session: S4 — C8 statistics return types, C9 conv same-mode 1×1 kernel, C10 rref square systems, P2 cholesky `void→bool` + PD guard +- Branch: `phase-1/session-4` (baseline `e2ac38d` = S3 closeout) +- Last commit: `` (this commit) — full chain: `c3067cf` pre-flight (phase docs, probes, pre-fix evidence) → `75bfecf` task 1 (C8) → `5caa7d2` task 2 (C9) → `f99fd6f` task 3 (C10) → `53a77fc` task 4 (P2) → closeout (sharded-review L1–L4 test fixes, adversarial probes, seed/risk-register deltas, this handoff) +- Changed files (vs `c3067cf`): `matrix.hpp` (4 sanctioned regions: cholesky ~5766, gauss_jordan assert ~6499, conv same-mode asserts ~6766, statistics ~7775–7847), `tests/test.cc` (+3 includes), `tests/cases/mean.hpp` (+C8 case +L1), new `tests/cases/{conv_same,rref,cholesky}.hpp` (+L2/L3/L4), `docs/session_4/**` (interview → plan, specs, sharded review, adversarial verification), `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` (E10–E13 promoted, E19 seeded), `docs/risk_register.md` (S4 watch items), `.work/probes/S4_*` + `.work/evidence/prefix_p0.log` +- Checks run: + - `make test` + `./test_test` (fresh, final state): **73 test cases / 49,217,182 assertions, all pass** (baseline 69 / 49,217,068; +4 cases, +14 assertions) + - deterministic check verbatim: `g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4 .work/probes/E10_E13.cc && .work/probe_s4` → **`PASS`** (asserts live, IEEE) + - adversarial attack probe `.work/probes/S4_adv_attacks.cc` (−O1, asserts live): **ADV-PASS** (A1 leading-negative-diag, A2 deepest-step PSD 3×3, A5 rref 1×1 ±, A6 wide rref, A8 128×128 int parallel-mean exact 8192.5, A9 all-equal, A15 1×1×1×1 conv) + non-square cholesky abort probe (SIGABRT 134, pre-existing assert) + - ASan pair for the pre-existing `row > col` OOB: pre-fix `S4_p3_wide_asan` (heap-buffer-overflow READ in `gauss_jordan_elimination`, 3×2, NDEBUG) and post-fix rerun — **identical in substance** (same function/error class; line numbers shifted by the assert-text change) + - `make example` exit 0; `./test_example` stdout **byte-identical** vs S3 baseline (`diff final_example.log s4_example_run.log` empty; 144/144 lines); `images/` checked out after + - scope audit: `git diff --name-only c3067cf` within the allowed set; `matrix.hpp` diff = exactly the four sanctioned regions (stats +33, cholesky +12/−1 restructure, conv 2 lines, rref 1 line) + - sharded review (4 shards × 6 axes, in-process fresh-context simulation): **0 Critical/High, 4 Low — all fixed in-session** (`docs/session_4/sharded_review.md`) + - adversarial verification (contract + diff + evidence only, in-process fresh-context simulation): **PASS** (`docs/session_4/adversarial_verification.md`) + - complex-path claim probes (p0d/p0d2): `mean(complex)` compiles (stays complex-typed); `variance(complex)`/`stddev(complex)` compile errors pre- AND post-fix (legacy preserved) +- Checks not run: 32-bit build (host is x86-64; `size_type` = `uint_least64_t` unchanged by S4); complex-matrix runtime runs (no in-repo complex callers — compile-level legacy preservation only, p0d/p0d2); `conv` "full" mode large-shape runs (assert-only change; full-mode arithmetic untouched by the diff); release-mode value runs beyond the ASan pair (asserts are the changed surface; values are pinned in IEEE probes) +- Current status: **complete, green, committed** — done-condition satisfied (evidence table below); ready for S5 + +## Done-Condition Evidence (contract `docs/session_4_contract.yaml`) + +| Contract item | Evidence | +|---|---| +| C8: `mean`/`variance`/`standard_deviation` return `double` for all real non-complex value types; double unchanged within rounding; n−1 kept | `mean.hpp` C8 case (int 1×2/2×2/1×1/negative, float 1×2, double 1×2: exact values + `static_assert is_same_v<…, double>`); E10 block of `E10_E13` PASS (√0.5, not 0.5); pre-fix red = `static_assert` failure (int mean was `unsigned long`, value 1 — unsigned integer division); complex `mean` compiles + complex variance/stddev stay ill-formed (p0d/p0d2) | +| C9: conv same-mode accepts `rb >= 1 && cb >= 1`; 1×1 kernel = scaling | two assert-condition lines only (`rb > 1` → `rb >= 1`; `rb > 1` → `cb >= 1`); `conv_same.hpp` (a) E11 exact scaling, (b) rb1cb2 and (c) rb2cb1 hand-derived traces, (d) valid-mode regression, (e) 2×2-kernel same-mode content pin (L2, measured bottom-right-anchored full conv); E11 block PASS; pre-fix red = SIGABRT @6755 (p1) | +| C10: `rref`/`gauss_jordan_elimination` accept any non-empty matrix; algorithm body untouched | one assert line: `row < col` → `row > 0 && col > 0` (typos corrected in rewritten text); `rref.hpp` (a) square → I, (b) off-diagonal-pivot square (swap path, L4), (c) singular → nullopt (1e-10 exit), (d) wide regression; E12 block PASS; pre-fix red = SIGABRT @6486 (p2); **row>col OOB documented + ASan-pinned (E19 seeded), not repaired** (out-of-scope: algorithm body) | +| P2: cholesky `void→bool`; false iff a diagonal step is not positive-definite; no NaN on rejection | `bool` return; guard `sum <= value_type(0) → return false` inside `i==j`, before the sqrt, `if constexpr (!ComplexMatrix)` (complex legacy); zero-fill unchanged; `cholesky.hpp` (a) non-PD false + defined `a` (exact preserved values), (b) PD true + exact factor + `a·aᵀ≈m`, (c) PSD-singular false, (d) 1×1 {0} false, (e) 1×1 {4} true, (f) 3×3 exact-factor SPD (L3), (g) float 1×1 (L3); E13 block PASS; pre-fix red = `void value not ignored` compile error | +| `deterministic_check` (verbatim) | `g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4 .work/probes/E10_E13.cc && .work/probe_s4` → `PASS` (evidence log T5 section) | +| `make test && ./test_test` | 73 cases / 49,217,182 assertions, all pass (final state) | +| `make example` + images checkout | stdout byte-identical vs S3 `final_example.log`; `git checkout -- images/` applied; no example uses the changed behavior (grep-audited pre-flight) | +| Per-task commits (red→green→check→commit) | 6 commits: pre-flight before any product edit; T1–T4 each with recorded red state (static_assert fail / SIGABRT / SIGABRT / compile error) | +| Sharded review (risk medium) + adversarial verification | `docs/session_4/sharded_review.md` (0 C/H, 4 L all fixed + re-verified); `docs/session_4/adversarial_verification.md` (PASS, 8-point checklist) | +| Eval seeds | E10–E13 promoted (probe + permanent homes + runId 53a77fc); **E19 seeded** (rref row>col ASan OOB, future-session owner) | + +## Narrative Context +Session 4 fixed the four remaining medium findings in `matrix.hpp` from the 2026-07-13 review: the integer/float statistics functions that leaked `unsigned long`/`float` arithmetic (C8 — now a type-class dispatcher: complex legacy, `double` copy-free, other real types promoted via `astype()` *before* the formula, because `operator-(matrix, T)` requires an exact-`T` scalar), the copy-pasted conv same-mode assert that made 1×1 kernels abort (C9 — two lines: `rb >= 1` / `cb >= 1`), the rref precondition that rejected square systems (C10 — one line: `row > 0 && col > 0`; the pre-existing `row > col` OOB is documented and ASan-pinned, not repaired — that would be an algorithm-body change), and the silent-`NaN` cholesky (P2 — `void→bool` with a strict positive-definite guard at the diagonal step before the sqrt; complex keeps the legacy unguarded path). Pre-flight probes corrected two review claims (int variance/stddev don't compile pre-fix; the PRD's "keep the `a[i][i]==0` check" refers to a check that doesn't exist) and pinned a pre-existing release-reachable OOB (E19). All four fixes were TDD with abort/compile-level red states; the deterministic probe E10_E13 prints PASS under the contract's verbatim `−O1` build. + +## Decision Log +| Decision | Chosen | Rejected | Reason | Contract Ref | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| C8 dispatcher shape | per-function `if constexpr`: `ComplexMatrix` → pre-fix expression verbatim; `double` → copy-free fast path; other real → `astype()` then unchanged formula | single `astype()` for all (incl. double) | double matrices stay copy-free (R-10-class performance invariant); complex `mean` must stay complex-typed; complex variance/stddev were already ill-formed — keep them so (no silent API growth) | C8 / spec stat_promotion.md | +| C8 promotion point | promote *before* the formula (inside each function) | promote a double `mean` back into the int matrix | `operator-(matrix, const T&)` takes exactly `T`; a double mean on an int matrix truncates (p0 evidence) | C8 | +| C8 stddev `size<=1` branch | `double{}` real / `value_type{}` complex | one uniform branch | `auto` deduction requires every return to deduce one type (int{} vs double sqrt = ill-formed) | C8 | +| C9 fix shape | keep both asserts, fix the 2nd to `cb >= 1` | single combined `rb >= 1 && cb >= 1` assert | per-axis messages stay accurate on violation; minimal diff (2 lines) | C9 | +| C10 precondition | `row > 0 && col > 0` + typos corrected in rewritten text | `row > 0 && col > 0 && (row == col || row < col)` (exclude OOB domain) | excluding row>col would *change* release behavior (currently runs the OOB); the contract domain is "any non-empty"; the OOB is pre-existing, documented, E19-seeded | C10 | +| C10 OOB repair | not repaired (documented + ASan pair + E19) | bound the pivot scan to `min(row, col)` | algorithm body is contract out-of-scope; a repair is a new sanctioned decision | C10 out_of_scope | +| Cholesky guard boundary | `sum <= value_type(0)` (strict positivity) | `sum < 0` (contract `in_scope` wording) | the contract's own adversarial cases (1×1 {0}, PSD-singular) dominate the descriptive line; PRD line 11: "false when a diagonal step is not positive-definite" (C-11) | P2 / C-11 | +| Cholesky guard placement | single guard at the diagonal step, before the sqrt | per-step off-diagonal `a[i][i]==0` check too | the off-diagonal divide is safe once every diagonal is `sqrt(>0)`; the PRD's "keep the `a[i][i]==0` check" refers to a check that doesn't exist in the pre-fix source (review misreading, recorded) | P2 | +| Cholesky complex path | `if constexpr (!ComplexMatrix)` — legacy unguarded | uniform guard with a complex-compatible test | no ordering for complex; zero in-repo complex callers; legacy arithmetic preserved | P2 | +| E10 invariant pin shape | 1×2 canonical (E10 explicit) **plus** 2×2 {1,2;1,2} (√(1/3)) | 1×2 only | the review's invariant example was shape-ambiguous; a second shape kills the ambiguity from recurring | C8 | +| Deterministic probe | single TU `E10_E13.cc`, contract build verbatim, asserts live (no `-DNDEBUG`) | per-seed TUs | the contract names one command and one `PASS`; E11/E12 need asserts live to prove no-abort | deterministic_check | +| Review/verification execution | in-process fresh-context simulation (subagents broken on this host) | dispatch to subagents | S1 record: single model exhausts the 16K output budget; re-confirmed S4; disclosed in both reports' mode notes | AGENTS.md subagent policy | +| Sharded-review Lows | fix all 4 in-session (test coverage only) | defer to a future session | S3 convention; all inside allowed files; no library change needed | sharded_review.md | + +## Next Priority Queue +1. **S5** per its contract (`docs/session_5_contract.yaml`) — `rand`/mt19937 determinism (E14) and the `save_png` unwritable-path behavior (E15). S5 is independent of S4's regions (statistics ~7775+, conv ~6739, gauss_jordan ~6483, cholesky ~5766) — do not re-touch them. E14's `rand` value-stream change (R-07) will change `tests/cases/inverse.hpp` seed-0 values — S5 re-runs it and records before/after (standing watch item). +2. **S6** (last): consume the S4 doc deltas — ReadMe notes: statistics return `double` for real value types (integer/float promoted; complex `mean` stays complex, complex variance/stddev unavailable); conv same-mode precondition `rb >= 1 && cb >= 1` with 1×1 = scaling; rref accepts square systems (and documents the row>col limitation — see E19); `cholesky_decomposition` returns `bool`. Plus the S3 deltas (pivoted LU, det exact-zero, wide-SVD gap R-20, SVD tuple order) and the S2 delta (v2 npy convention). +3. **Future session (owner TBD):** the `gauss_jordan_elimination` row>col OOB (E19) — a new sanctioned decision is needed to touch the algorithm body; the ASan pair is the regression net until then. + +## Warnings And Gotchas +- **Environment:** GCC 16.2.1 (20260810). Suite Makefile `-Ofast -flto=auto -march=native -DPARALLEL` (no `-DNDEBUG`) — **R-19 fast-math policy applies**: suite assertions use tolerances/finite values; exact pins live in the `−O1` `E10_E13` probe (asserts live). `std::is_complex_v` does not exist (non-standard) — use the library's `ComplexMatrix` concept for complex detection. +- **Conv 2D kernel convention (new, measured):** the library correlates with the kernel's **bottom-right element anchored** (`f(r,c) = Σ A[r−rb+1+i][c−cb+1+j]·K[i][j]`). For 1D kernels this coincides with the centered/NumPy convention, which is why 1D traces look NumPy-like — any future `conv` hand-derivation for 2D kernels must use the measured convention (see `conv_same.hpp` scenario (e) + sharded-review resolution). +- **`rref` row>col is an OOB** (pre-existing; E19): do not write suite tests for it; the ASan pair is the pin. A "helpful" session may want to bound the pivot scan — that requires a new sanctioned decision (algorithm body). +- **Complex statistics are compile errors by design** (variance/stddev; `mean` works): do not "fix" them — no in-repo complex callers, legacy preserved per contract out-of-scope. +- **`better_assert` aborts** in the suite/probe builds (asserts live): the new precondition asserts (conv, rref, cholesky square) will SIGABRT (134) on violated input in tests — that is the intended red state, not a crash to debug. +- **Catch v2.0.1 quirk (carried from S3):** `REQUIRE( expr && expr )` does not compile — compute into a local `bool` first. +- **Subagents do not work on this host** (S1 record, re-confirmed S4): multi-agent review/verification must run in-process as fresh-context simulation, with the limitation disclosed in the report (done here). +- **`images/*.bmp`** are tracked sample outputs — `git checkout -- images/` after `make example`, never commit their regeneration. **Makefile and ReadMe.md** are not in S4's blast radius (S6 owns ReadMe). + +## Eval Seeds +- Missed check: none — E10–E13 all promoted with suite homes + the combined `−O1` probe; E19 **seeded** (new discovery: rref row>col ASan OOB) with the probe already in `.work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc`. +- New regression test candidates: the L1–L4 additions are the regression net (negative-int stats, 2×2-kernel same-mode, 3×3 cholesky SPD + float, square swap); any future conv work should extend `conv_same.hpp` rather than duplicate the anchor-convention comment. +- Instruction update candidate: `docs/prompts/eval_harvest.md` promotion flow worked as specified; no update needed. `AGENTS.md` subagent guidance now has two host confirmations (S1, S4) — a candidate for the repo owner to add the in-process-simulation remedy as an explicit option. diff --git a/.work/handoff_session_5.md b/.work/handoff_session_5.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1199ca5 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/handoff_session_5.md @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +# Session Handoff — Session 5 (robustness: rand engine, core-count guards, save_png boundary, NDEBUG policy) + +## State Snapshot +- Session: S5 — C11 `rand` → per-call local `mt19937` (+`noexcept` removal, `rand`-family chain), C12 core-count guards (both `hardware_concurrency()` sites), S2-finding `save_png` `fopen` guard + stray `;;` (R3-slice), C7 NDEBUG policy doc delta (no code change) +- Branch: `phase-1/session-5` (baseline `c40b04b` = S4 closeout) +- Last commit: `` (this commit) — full chain: `48763f4` pre-flight (phase docs, probes, pre-fix evidence) → `a971944` tasks 1+2 (E14 suite case + C11 engine) → `41ea4aa` task 3 (C12) → `5dca4f6` task 4 (save_png) → closeout (sharded review, adversarial verification, seed/risk-register deltas, this handoff) +- Changed files (vs `c40b04b`): `matrix.hpp` (5 sanctioned hunks: reduce clamp ~1152, `save_png` guard + `;;` 3187–3192, `reduce_impl_private` clamp ~4125, `rand` body 5329–5345, alias `noexcept` removals 5362–5377), `tests/test.cc` (+1 include), new `tests/cases/rand.hpp`, `docs/session_5/**` (interview → plan → execution contract → sharded review → adversarial verification), `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` (E14 promoted, E15 live), `docs/risk_register.md` (S5 watch items), `.work/probes/S5_*` + `.work/probes/E14_E15.cc` + `.work/evidence/s5_*` +- Checks run: + - `make test` + `./test_test` (fresh, final state): **74 test cases / 49,217,191 assertions, all pass** (baseline 73 / 49,217,182; +1 case = the E14 rand case) + - deterministic check verbatim (contract): `g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s5 .work/probes/E14_E15.cc && .work/probe_s5` → **`PASS`** (E14 contract-literal 4×4 seed checks + E15 unwritable-path no-crash + positive-control PNG) + - adversarial seed probe `S5_av_seeds.cc`: **PASS** (seeds 0/1/2147483647/UINT_MAX deterministic + non-degenerate + in [0,1); float 10,000 draws in [0,1); 0×0 and 1×1 shapes; seed-1 stream **bit-identical across separate process launches** — the examples' reproducibility contract) + - int / complex-T instantiation compile attempts: **hard static_assert failure** ("result_type must be a floating point type") — documented-unsupported, no in-repo consumers (audited) + - `make example` exit 0; `./test_example` stdout delta vs S4 baseline = **exactly one line** (example 0019 LU MAE 1.5697e-10 → 1.7746e-10; random-input-derived) — `s5_example_delta.txt`; `git checkout -- images/` after + - TSan probe post-fix: **clean** (pre-fix: clean *but* the race was in uninstrumented libc internals — documented probe limitation; post-fix there is no library-level shared state, so the race class is eliminated by construction) + - pre-fix evidence (all in `s5_prefix.log`): `rand` global-state grep = 3 (`srand`×2 + `std::rand`); ltrace seed trace (per-call-site seed = `time + &ans`, adjacent locals 32 B apart; same-site same-second → 1 distinct value over 100 calls — seed-0 correlation mechanism resolved); E15 pre-fix **SIGSEGV exit 139**; pre-fix value streams recorded (R-07) + - C11 executable red: the suite's `static_assert( !noexcept( feng::rand< double >( 1, 1, 7 ) ) )` **failed to compile pre-fix** (`s5_t1_red.log`) + - scope audit: `git diff --name-only c40b04b..HEAD` within the allowed set (see AV report); `matrix.hpp` diff = exactly the 5 sanctioned hunks (AV-7 hunk list) + - sharded review (4 shards × 6 contract axes, in-process fresh-context simulation): **0 Critical/High, 5 Low/informational — none blocking** (`docs/session_5/sharded_review.md`) + - adversarial verification (contract + diff + evidence only, in-process fresh-context simulation): **PASS** — no disproven claims; 3 unsupported claims corrected in place (`docs/session_5/adversarial_verification.md`) +- Checks not run: forcing `hardware_concurrency()==0` (unreachable on this host — `taskset -c 0` floors it at 1, verified; contract acceptance is code-presence, R-14 classification); 32-bit build (host is x86-64); disk-full-mid-write for `save_png` (contract adversarial case 5 = document as known limitation, no fake handling — `fputc` failures remain unchecked, pre-existing); subagent-dispatched review/verification (host output-budget constraint — in-process fresh-context simulation, re-confirmed in the risk register) +- Current status: **complete, green, committed** — done-condition satisfied (evidence table below); ready for S6 + +## Done-Condition Evidence (contract `docs/session_5_contract.yaml`) + +| Contract item | Evidence | +|---|---| +| C11: `rand` → local `std::mt19937` + `std::uniform_real_distribution(0.0, 1.0)`; seed 0 non-deterministic time-based; explicit seed deterministic (hard invariant); `noexcept` dropped; `rand_like` semantics preserved | `grep -n 'mt19937'` = 5337 (engine in `rand` body); seed-0 expression bit-identical to pre-fix (diff audit); T1 red = `noexcept` static_assert (`s5_t1_red.log`); T2 green: refined global-state grep 3→0 (`s5_t2_green.log`); TSan clean post-fix; `rand_like`/`random_like`/`randn_like` **bodies untouched** (AV-7 hunk list); suite case (a)–(f) in `tests/cases/rand.hpp` | +| C12: guard `total_cores < 1 => 1` at reduce (~1152) + second site (~4036), mirroring ~276 | clamps at 1152–1154 and 4126–4127; `grep -c 'total_cores < 1'` = 1, `grep -c 'parallel_size < 1'` = 1 (contract's literal `>= 3` unsatisfiable — logged refinement Q6.2: the second variable is named `parallel_size`, and the pre-existing guard at 279 uses `<= 1` and is left verbatim); suite green | +| S2-finding: `save_png` → `if ( ! fp ) return;` after `fopen`; stray `;;` removed; failure = documented silent no-op | guard at 3188–3189; `grep -cF 'if ( ! fp )'` = 1; `;;` count 0; E15 red→green (139 → exit 0 + 135-byte positive-control PNG, `s5_t4_green.log`); `noexcept` kept (fopen fails via nullptr, not exception) | +| C7: no code change; author exact policy text as doc delta for S6 | policy text in `specs/ndebug_policy.md` = design.md §4 (8 `NDEBUG` mentions in design, 6 in spec — `s5_t5_check.log`); no `ReadMe.md`/code change (S6 owns ReadMe per R-13) | +| New test `tests/cases/rand.hpp` (E14 determinism/inequality/range) + registration | file created; `#include "./cases/rand.hpp"` in `tests/test.cc` (after `proj.hpp`); suite 73 → 74 cases | +| Eval probes E14/E15 in `.work/probes/` | `E14_E15.cc` (combined, verbatim contract build form) + `S5_p0_preflight.cc`, `S5_p1_tsan.cc`, `S5_p2_save_png.cc`, `S5_av_seeds.cc` | +| Invariants | all six — see adversarial verification report (suite green; determinism in- + cross-process; [0,1) + seed-0 time-based; no global state (grep 0); save_png silent no-op exit 0; `inverse.hpp` seed-0 case green inside the suite) | +| `acceptance_criteria` | all five — AV report table (criteria 3 and 4 via logged, intent-preserving grep refinements: `srand\|std::rand` literal false-positives on `std::random_access_iterator_tag`; `total_cores < 1 >= 3` literal unattainable — both refinements proven unsatisfiable-by-construction, independent of S5's changes) | +| Deterministic checks | `make test` green; verbatim combined probe → `PASS`; `git diff --name-only HEAD | grep -vE …` empty (clean tree); `grep -n 'mt19937'` present | + +## Narrative Context + +S5 closed the three code robustness findings left by S1–S4's reports plus the C7 documentation delta. The dominant finding was **C11**: `rand` seeded the process-wide C generator (`srand`/`rand`) — a data race under the suite's `-DPARALLEL` build, non-deterministic "deterministic" seeds (the seed mixed in a process-global address), and a `noexcept` lie (the body allocates). The fix is the contract-prescribed per-call local `std::mt19937` + `std::uniform_real_distribution(0.0, 1.0)`: thread-safe by construction, explicitly seeded streams deterministic **across process launches** (the examples' reproducibility contract, now stronger than pre-fix), and honest exception behavior. + +Three plan claims did not survive pre-flight (all logged, none silently absorbed): (1) the "second unguarded `hardware_concurrency()` site" (4121) was **already** short-circuit-guarded — the clamp is behavior-neutral + protective; (2) the literal acceptance greps are unsatisfiable as written (false-positive on an unrelated typedef; a differently-named variable) — intent-preserving refinements used; (3) the plan's citation of the `save_png` line (`FILE* const`/`"wb+"`) did not match the actual source (`FILE*`/`"wb"`). + +The one substantive mid-session correction: the early analysis claimed `rand` kept "all-zeros, unchanged" behavior. The T1 test file **proved otherwise at compile time** — `uniform_real_distribution` requires a floating-point `result_type` ([uniform.real]), enforced by libstdc++'s static_assert, so **int and complex T no longer instantiate**. No in-repo consumers exist (audited); the contract's "sane or documented" clause is satisfied by documentation. + +## Decision Log + +| ID | Decision | Rationale | +|---|---|---| +| D1 | Per-call local engine (contract-prescribed); no shared/static engine | thread-safe by construction; deterministic per seed; the contract's wording is the design | +| D2 | Seed 0 keeps the **exact** pre-fix expression `time + reinterpret_cast(&ans)` | contract: "seed 0 => non-deterministic time-based seed"; residual same-call-site/same-second correlation is inherent to this policy (documented, not a violation) | +| D3 | `noexcept` removed from the whole `rand`-family chain (`rand`, `rand_like`, `random_like`, `randn_like`) | contract named `rand` + `rand_like`; the other two wrappers are the same defect class — once `rand` can throw `bad_alloc`, a `noexcept` wrapper is a `std::terminate` trap | +| D4 | int/complex-T compile impact **documented, not fixed** | contract prescribes the distribution type; no in-repo consumers (audited); the "sane or documented" clause is satisfied; a loud hard error beats a silent semantic trap | +| D5 | C12 clamps at **both** 1152 and 4121 despite 4121's pre-existing short-circuit | behavior-neutral + protective; satisfies the contract's grep acceptance; line 279 left verbatim ("do not fix twice") | +| D6 | `save_png` guard = `if ( ! fp ) return;` silent no-op | matches the S2 `load_npy` precedent (policy P3); `noexcept` kept (failure mode is nullptr, not exception); `save_as_png` return semantics untouched (S6 I/O-policy note) | +| D7 | C7 = authored policy text only (spec + design §4 + this handoff) | contract: "no code change"; S6 owns `ReadMe.md` (R-13 single-writer) | +| D8 | Suite case pins (a)–(f); int pin removed (documented in comment (d)) | (f) `!noexcept` is the load-bearing engine pin (reverting to `srand` breaks the build); (d) cannot exist as a test — it is the absence of compilation | +| D9 | Acceptance grep refinements (Q6.1/Q6.2) logged, intent-preserving | both literal patterns proven unsatisfiable-by-construction (pre-existing typedef false positive; variable naming); refinements are the minimal intent-faithful reading | +| D10 | Sharded review + adversarial verification in-process (fresh-context simulation) | host subagent output-budget exhaustion (S1/S4 record, re-confirmed); documented in both reports | + +## Next Priority Queue + +1. **S6** (per PRD §6): A2 alias/retirement audit — note the current `noexcept` state of the `rand`-family (D3) so it isn't "restored"; consume the **C7 policy delta** (design.md §4 = `specs/ndebug_policy.md` text) into the ReadMe; read-only `random`/`random_like`/`randn_like` bodies were not touched here. +2. Future I/O-boundary session: `load_binary` hazard class (S2 finding, carried in the risk register) + `save_as_png`-returns-true-on-noop + disk-full-mid-write (both in S5 watch items). +3. If a future session wants seed-0 to be non-correlated across same-second same-site calls, that is a **new seed-policy decision** (out of S5 scope; D2 preserved the documented expression). + +## Warnings And Gotchas + +- **Explicit-seed streams changed** (sanctioned, PRD row 13) — pre-fix values are recorded in `s5_prefix.log`; do not "restore" them; do not treat the one-line `make example` delta (0019 LU MAE) as a regression. +- **`rand` / `rand>` do not compile** post-fix — if you see the static_assert "result_type must be a floating point type", that is the documented consequence (D4), not a bug to fix by swapping distributions. +- **Line 279 `total_cores <= 1` is the pre-existing guard** — do not "unify" it with the new clamps (it guards a different function's early-exit; different variable lifetime). +- **The suite build has asserts live** (no `-DNDEBUG`) — the C7 policy text describes the `debug_mode` mechanism at `matrix.hpp` 57–61 as it exists at this commit. +- **TSan is blind to libc internals** — a "clean" TSan run pre-fix did not prove absence of the race (it was in libc); the proof is the no-global-state grep + the per-call-local design. +- Subagents on this host exhaust their 16K output budget — keep any future subagent units pasted-only with short outputs (re-confirmed S5). + +## Eval Seeds + +- **E14 promoted** (C11): suite case `tests/cases/rand.hpp` ("rand: explicit-seed determinism, [0,1) range, and engine pins (C11/E14)") + probe `.work/probes/E14_E15.cc` E14 block; PASS post-fix (runId 5dca4f6). Pre-fix red = the `(f)` `!noexcept` static_assert compile failure + structural (grep/TSan/correlation evidence). +- **E15 live** (save_png boundary): probes `.work/probes/S5_p2_save_png.cc` + `E14_E15.cc` E15 block; probe-only by design (no permanent suite home; `save_as_png` return semantics are S6's); pre-fix SIGSEGV 139 → post-fix exit 0 + positive control. +- All other seeds (E01–E13 promoted, E16–E19 seeded) unchanged by S5; the seed-0 user in `tests/cases/inverse.hpp` stays green (value-agnostic — watch item from the standing list, satisfied). diff --git a/.work/independent/derivation.md b/.work/independent/derivation.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c6fc59 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/independent/derivation.md @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +# Independent test-writer derivation (S2 task 5) + +Process note: no subagent tool is available in this environment (the protocol's independent +derivation assumes a fresh-context subagent). Deviation: the derivation below was produced in +this session under a disciplined fresh framing — inputs limited to the contract YAML, PRD §5 +row 18, the NPY wire-format facts, and the P3 untrusted-input checklist; the Task 3 diff and the +implementation rationale docs were not consulted while writing the table. The comparison +section (after the table) was written with full context. + +## Inputs (contract-only) + +- `docs/session_2_contract.yaml`: P3 validation checklist (size before deref; `header_length` + within buffer — `> buffer.size() - prefix`, not wrapping; dtype match; npos-guarded shape parse; + row/col ≥ 1; payload bound `> buffer.size() - data_offset` → false; resize only after all + checks; wrap `stoul` → no throw escapes `noexcept`); invariants (3B/11B/12B clean false; + 0xFFFFFFFF clean false; missing shape clean false; foreign dtype clean false); failure modes + to watch (10 vs 12 prefix mix-up; wrapping bound form; silent misinterpretation). +- PRD §5 row 18: malformed/truncated/foreign-dtype → `false`; valid files load exactly as before. +- NPY wire facts: 6-byte magic `\x93NUMPY`; version byte @6; v1 = 2-byte LE header length @8, + data @10; v2 (library convention, per contract's pinned 10/12) = 4-byte LE length @8, data @12; + header is a dict literal with `descr`, `fortran_order`, `shape` fields. + +## Expected outcomes (derived, pre-implementation reading) + +| # | Input | Expected `load_npy` | Reason (contract clause) | +|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | 3-byte file `{0x93,'N','U'}` | false, ASan-clean, no abort | size < 12 must be checked before any deref (P3 size-before-deref); contract invariant | +| 2 | 11-byte file (magic, ver 1, len 0xFFFF, 3 tail) | false, ASan-clean | header_length bound: 0xFFFF > 11−10 (P3 non-wrapping form) | +| 3 | 12-byte file, no shape token | false, no terminate | shape parse npos-guarded (P3; contract invariant "missing shape → clean false") | +| 4 | magic wrong, ≥12 bytes | false | magic check (implied by "size and shape sanity"; P3 untrusted input) | +| 5 | version byte 0 (or 3) | false | "version in {1,2}" (P3 checklist) | +| 6 | v2, header_length = 0xFFFFFFFF | false, ASan-clean | wrapping form `size < 12 + len` overflows → must use `len > size − prefix` (contract failure mode, named) | +| 7 | header_length == size − prefix exactly | bound passes; content checks decide (no shape → false) | bound is the reject condition `>`, not `≥` (contract: "header_length within buffer (… > buffer.size() − prefix … → false)") | +| 8 | header not starting with `{` | false | header dict-literal sanity (NPY fact; guards real-spec-v2 4-byte-shift misread) | +| 9 | descr `` | false (E04 acceptance) | dtype must match target (P3 "dtype matches target"); pre-fix silent misload | +| 10 | descr `>f8` (big-endian) into `matrix` | false | only canonical little-endian descriptor matches; byte-swap is not in scope (row 18: foreign dtype → false) | +| 11 | descr `Vf8` (native) into `matrix` | false | as 10 | +| 12 | descr `\|u1` into `matrix` | true (fixture u8.npy) | valid file loads exactly as before (row 18) | +| 13 | shape `(2,)` | false | 1-D not a 2-D row/col pair; parse must not throw (no `stoul` escape) | +| 14 | shape `(2, 3, 4)` | false | 3-D; col token would contain a comma → non-digit | +| 15 | shape `(-1, 2)` | false, no terminate | sign not a digit; pre-fix `stoul("-1")` → resize throw → terminate (empirically observed) | +| 16 | 30-digit row | false, no terminate | overflow-safe parse; pre-fix `stoul` → `out_of_range` → terminate | +| 17 | shape `(0, 2)` | false | row/col ≥ 1 (P3 checklist, verbatim) | +| 18 | payload ends exactly at file tail | true | payload bound is reject condition `>` (contract: "payload size within buffer (… > … → false)") — equality is within | +| 19 | payload 1 byte short | false, ASan-clean | contract invariant "truncated payload → clean false" | +| 20 | `row*col` wraps `size_t` (e.g. 2^40 × 2^24) | false before resize | resize only after validation + no overflow (P3 checklist "row/col ≥ 1" + overflow-checked arithmetic implied by "payload size within buffer") | +| 21 | missing file | false, no abort, **in every build mode** | contract invariant "unopenable path → clean `false` return" (no mode qualifier); assert-abort is process death, not clean false | +| 22 | v2-convention valid file (4B len, prefix 12) | true, correct values | contract failure mode pins both 10/12 offsets as staying (v2 must keep working under the library convention) | +| 23 | fortran `True` 2×3 file | true, with the pre-change transpose semantics | valid files load exactly as before (row 18) — the `"T"` detection expression's observable behavior is pinned | +| 24 | real-spec v2 file (8-byte length) | false (clean) | read under the library convention it begins with the high length bytes, not `{` → dict sanity rejects (row 18: malformed-under-convention → false) | +| 25 | matrix state on any rejection | unchanged (row/col pre == post) | failure mode "reject before zen.resize" (contract, verbatim) | + +## Comparison with implementation results (written after, with full context) + +- Suite (post-fix, assert-enabled build): 6/6 `load_npy` cases pass — covers rows 1, 2, 3 (5 + shape variants incl. 13–17), 6, 9, 10, 21, 25. +- ASan probe (post-fix, `-DNDEBUG`): 18/18 `ok` lines as expected — rows 1–3, 5, 6, 9–12, 13–17, + 18, 19, 21–24 (probe cases: `e03_trunc3b/11b/12b`, `e03_v0/v3`, `e03_ffff`, `e04_f4/u1/be/vf8`, + `e03_noshape/1d/3d/negshape/16digit`, `e03_exact/short`, `e03_missing`, `e03_v2`, + `e03_fortran`). +- Rows 7 (exact header boundary) and 20 (wrapping product) are reasoned-through rather than + probed: row 7's content path is exercised by the shape-missing cases (header consumes the + remainder in `e03_12b` — 12-byte file, header_length = 2 = size − prefix exactly → bound + passes, shape missing → false: the inclusive-bound behavior is pinned); row 20's guard is a + two-line overflow check whose inputs (2^40/2^24) would allocate ~2^64 bytes without it — the + bug-restoration check (task 5.2) exercises the same guard class (bound removed → red). +- Discrepancies: none. No row of the table required an implementation accommodation. diff --git a/.work/independent/probe_s1_independent.cc b/.work/independent/probe_s1_independent.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f5f582c --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/independent/probe_s1_independent.cc @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +// Independent probe — Session 1 (branch_and_compare) +// +// PROVENANCE: expected values are the verbatim output of the fresh-context independent +// test-writer subagent (docs/session_1 .work/independent/derivation.md; runId +// wf_msxq6npb-4-94d3a0fc21f7), derived from the documented contracts alone (no header, +// no worker tests, no diff read). File structure/encoding: orchestrator (subagent +// file-writes exceed the 16K output budget in this environment — see +// docs/session_1/failure_arbiter.md record 1). +// +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe_indep .work/independent/probe_s1_independent.cc + +# include "../../matrix.hpp" +# include +# include + +static int failures = 0; + +static bool eq( double a, double b ) +{ + return std::fabs( a - b ) < 1.0e-12; +} + +static void check( char const* id, bool ok, char const* detail ) +{ + if ( ok ) printf( "PASS %s\n", id ); + else { printf( "FAIL %s: %s\n", id, detail ); ++failures; } +} + +int main() +{ + bool e01_ok = true, e02_ok = true; + + // i1: 5x5 of 1.0 -> shrink_to_size(5,3) => "5x3 all 1.0" + { + feng::matrix m{ 5, 5, 1.0 }; + m.shrink_to_size( 5, 3 ); + bool ok = ( m.row() == 5 ) && ( m.col() == 3 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 5; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 3; ++c ) + ok = ok && eq( m[r][c], 1.0 ); + check( "i1", ok, "expected 5x3 all 1.0" ); + e01_ok = e01_ok && ok; + } + + // i2: 3x10 of 1..30 -> shrink_to_size(5,2) => [[1,2],[11,12],[21,22],[0,0],[0,0]] + { + feng::matrix m{ 3, 10, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, + 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0, 20.0, + 21.0, 22.0, 23.0, 24.0, 25.0, 26.0, 27.0, 28.0, 29.0, 30.0 } }; + m.shrink_to_size( 5, 2 ); + double const expected[5][2] = { { 1.0, 2.0 }, { 11.0, 12.0 }, { 21.0, 22.0 }, { 0.0, 0.0 }, { 0.0, 0.0 } }; + bool ok = ( m.row() == 5 ) && ( m.col() == 2 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 5; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 2; ++c ) + ok = ok && eq( m[r][c], expected[r][c] ); + check( "i2", ok, "expected [[1,2],[11,12],[21,22],[0,0],[0,0]]" ); + e01_ok = e01_ok && ok; + } + + // i3: 1x1 of 7.0 -> shrink_to_size(4,4) => 7.0 at [0][0], all other 15 elements 0 + { + feng::matrix m{ 1, 1, 7.0 }; + m.shrink_to_size( 4, 4 ); + bool ok = ( m.row() == 4 ) && ( m.col() == 4 ) && eq( m[0][0], 7.0 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 4; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 4; ++c ) + if ( ! ( ( r == 0 ) && ( c == 0 ) ) ) + ok = ok && eq( m[r][c], 0.0 ); + check( "i3", ok, "expected 4x4 with 7.0 at [0][0], all other 15 elements 0" ); + e01_ok = e01_ok && ok; + } + + // i4: 3x5 of 1..15 -> flipdim(.,2) => [[5,4,3,2,1],[10,9,8,7,6],[15,14,13,12,11]] + { + feng::matrix m{ 3, 5, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0 } }; + feng::matrix const f = feng::flipdim( m, 2 ); + double const expected[3][5] = { { 5.0, 4.0, 3.0, 2.0, 1.0 }, { 10.0, 9.0, 8.0, 7.0, 6.0 }, { 15.0, 14.0, 13.0, 12.0, 11.0 } }; + bool ok = ( f.row() == 3 ) && ( f.col() == 5 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 3; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 5; ++c ) + ok = ok && eq( f[r][c], expected[r][c] ); + check( "i4", ok, "expected [[5,4,3,2,1],[10,9,8,7,6],[15,14,13,12,11]]" ); + e02_ok = e02_ok && ok; + } + + // i5: 4x4 of 1..16 -> flipdim(.,2) => [[4,3,2,1],[8,7,6,5],[12,11,10,9],[16,15,14,13]] + { + feng::matrix m{ 4, 4, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0 } }; + feng::matrix const f = feng::flipdim( m, 2 ); + double const expected[4][4] = { { 4.0, 3.0, 2.0, 1.0 }, { 8.0, 7.0, 6.0, 5.0 }, { 12.0, 11.0, 10.0, 9.0 }, { 16.0, 15.0, 14.0, 13.0 } }; + bool ok = ( f.row() == 4 ) && ( f.col() == 4 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 4; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 4; ++c ) + ok = ok && eq( f[r][c], expected[r][c] ); + check( "i5", ok, "expected [[4,3,2,1],[8,7,6,5],[12,11,10,9],[16,15,14,13]]" ); + e02_ok = e02_ok && ok; + } + + // i6: 3x5 of 1..15 -> flipdim(.,1) => [[11,12,13,14,15],[6,7,8,9,10],[1,2,3,4,5]] + { + feng::matrix m{ 3, 5, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0 } }; + feng::matrix const f = feng::flipdim( m, 1 ); + double const expected[3][5] = { { 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0 }, { 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 }, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0 } }; + bool ok = ( f.row() == 3 ) && ( f.col() == 5 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 3; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 5; ++c ) + ok = ok && eq( f[r][c], expected[r][c] ); + check( "i6", ok, "expected [[11,12,13,14,15],[6,7,8,9,10],[1,2,3,4,5]]" ); + e02_ok = e02_ok && ok; + } + + if ( e01_ok ) printf( "PASS independent-E01\n" ); + if ( e02_ok ) printf( "PASS independent-E02\n" ); + return ( failures == 0 ) ? 0 : 1; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/E01_E02.cc b/.work/probes/E01_E02.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3902c87 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/E01_E02.cc @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +// E01/E02 probes — Session 1 (C1: shrink_to_size wrong column count; C2: flipdim dim==2 col-vs-row swap) +// +// Build (contract deterministic check): +// g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe_s1 .work/probes/E01_E02.cc +// Run: +// .work/probe_s1 # all cases (post-fix: prints PASS E01 / PASS E02, exit 0) +// .work/probe_s1 # one case: e01 e02 e01a e01b e01c e02a e02b e02c (pre-flight reproduction runs) +// +// -DNDEBUG is deliberate (project contract §4): better_assert is silent, real OOB behavior is observable. +// Pre-fix expectation (probe-first, P5): +// e01a: ASan heap-buffer-overflow (5x5 -> 5x3) +// e01b: ASan report and/or content corruption (3x10 -> 5x2) +// e02a: ASan heap-buffer-overflow (3x5 flipdim dim 2) +// e02b: content corruption, no ASan report (4x4 flipdim dim 2, review's silent case) +// e02c: PASS even pre-fix (dim==1 branch is correct — regression pin) + +# include "../../matrix.hpp" +# include +# include +# include + +static int failures = 0; + +static bool value_eq( double a, double b ) +{ + return std::fabs( a - b ) < 1.0e-12; +} + +static void fail( char const* id, char const* what ) +{ + printf( "FAIL %s: %s\n", id, what ); + ++failures; +} + +static void pass( char const* id ) +{ + printf( "PASS %s\n", id ); +} + +// e01a — review C1 ASan reproduction: 5x5 of 1.0 -> 5x3. Post-fix: 5x3, all 1.0. +static void case_e01a() +{ + feng::matrix m{ 5, 5, 1.0 }; + m.shrink_to_size( 5, 3 ); + bool ok = ( m.row() == 5 ) && ( m.col() == 3 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < m.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < m.col(); ++c ) + ok = ok && value_eq( m[r][c], 1.0 ); + if ( ok ) pass( "e01a" ); else fail( "e01a", "5x5->5x3: expected 5x3 all 1.0" ); +} + +// e01b — review C1 silent-corruption reproduction: 3x10 (values 1..30) -> 5x2. +// Documented contract (matrix.hpp comment ~3515-3517): keep min(row,new_row) rows, +// min(col,new_col) cols, zero-pad the growth region. +static void case_e01b() +{ + feng::matrix m{ 3, 10, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, + 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 17.0, 18.0, 19.0, 20.0, + 21.0, 22.0, 23.0, 24.0, 25.0, 26.0, 27.0, 28.0, 29.0, 30.0 } }; + m.shrink_to_size( 5, 2 ); + double const expected[5][2] = { { 1.0, 2.0 }, { 11.0, 12.0 }, { 21.0, 22.0 }, { 0.0, 0.0 }, { 0.0, 0.0 } }; + bool ok = ( m.row() == 5 ) && ( m.col() == 2 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 5; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 2; ++c ) + ok = ok && value_eq( m[r][c], expected[r][c] ); + if ( ok ) pass( "e01b" ); + else + { + fail( "e01b", "3x10->5x2: expected [[1,2],[11,12],[21,22],[0,0],[0,0]]" ); + printf( " got row0: %g %g | row2: %g %g | row4: %g %g\n", m[0][0], m[0][1], m[2][0], m[2][1], m[4][0], m[4][1] ); + } +} + +// e01c — contract acceptance: {1,1,7}.shrink_to_size(4,4) zero-pads (grow-only extreme). +static void case_e01c() +{ + feng::matrix m{ 1, 1, 7.0 }; + m.shrink_to_size( 4, 4 ); + bool ok = ( m.row() == 4 ) && ( m.col() == 4 ) && value_eq( m[0][0], 7.0 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 4; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 4; ++c ) + ok = ok && ( ( r == 0 ) && ( c == 0 ) ? value_eq( m[r][c], 7.0 ) : value_eq( m[r][c], 0.0 ) ); + if ( ok ) pass( "e01c" ); else fail( "e01c", "1x1->4x4: expected 7.0 at [0][0], zeros elsewhere" ); +} + +// e02a — review C2 ASan reproduction: 3x5 (values 1..15), flipdim(.,2) = left-right flip. +static void case_e02a() +{ + feng::matrix m{ 3, 5, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0 } }; + feng::matrix const f = feng::flipdim( m, 2 ); + double const expected[3][5] = { { 5.0, 4.0, 3.0, 2.0, 1.0 }, { 10.0, 9.0, 8.0, 7.0, 6.0 }, { 15.0, 14.0, 13.0, 12.0, 11.0 } }; + bool ok = ( f.row() == 3 ) && ( f.col() == 5 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 3; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 5; ++c ) + ok = ok && value_eq( f[r][c], expected[r][c] ); + if ( ok ) pass( "e02a" ); else fail( "e02a", "3x5 flipdim(.,2): expected per-row reversed 1..15" ); +} + +// e02b — review C2 silent-corruption reproduction: 4x4 (values 1..16), flipdim(.,2) = left-right flip. +static void case_e02b() +{ + feng::matrix m{ 4, 4, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0 } }; + feng::matrix const f = feng::flipdim( m, 2 ); + bool ok = ( f.row() == 4 ) && ( f.col() == 4 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 4; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 4; ++c ) + ok = ok && value_eq( f[r][c], m[r][3 - c] ); + if ( ok ) pass( "e02b" ); else fail( "e02b", "4x4 flipdim(.,2): expected f[r][c] == m[r][3-c]" ); +} + +// e02c — dim==1 regression pin (branch must stay untouched): 3x5 flipdim(.,1) = up-down flip. +static void case_e02c() +{ + feng::matrix m{ 3, 5, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0, 14.0, 15.0 } }; + feng::matrix const f = feng::flipdim( m, 1 ); + bool ok = ( f.row() == 3 ) && ( f.col() == 5 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; ok && r < 3; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; ok && c < 5; ++c ) + ok = ok && value_eq( f[r][c], m[2 - r][c] ); + if ( ok ) pass( "e02c" ); else fail( "e02c", "3x5 flipdim(.,1): expected rows in reverse order" ); +} + +static bool want( char const* const which, char const* const name ) +{ + return std::string( which ) == "all" || std::string( which ) == name; +} + +int main( int argc, char const* const* argv ) +{ + char const* which = ( argc > 1 ) ? argv[1] : "all"; + + if ( want( which, "e01" ) || want( which, "e01a" ) ) case_e01a(); + if ( want( which, "e01" ) || want( which, "e01b" ) ) case_e01b(); + if ( want( which, "e01" ) || want( which, "e01c" ) ) case_e01c(); + if ( want( which, "e02" ) || want( which, "e02a" ) ) case_e02a(); + if ( want( which, "e02" ) || want( which, "e02b" ) ) case_e02b(); + if ( want( which, "e02" ) || want( which, "e02c" ) ) case_e02c(); + + if ( failures != 0 ) + return 1; + + if ( std::string( which ) == "all" || std::string( which ) == "e01" ) + printf( "PASS E01\n" ); + if ( std::string( which ) == "all" || std::string( which ) == "e02" ) + printf( "PASS E02\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/E03_E04.cc b/.work/probes/E03_E04.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8a17507 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/E03_E04.cc @@ -0,0 +1,300 @@ +// E03/E04 probes — Session 2 (finding S1: load_npy input boundary) +// +// Build (contract deterministic check): +// g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe_s2 .work/probes/E03_E04.cc +// Run: +// .work/probe_s2 # all cases (post-fix: prints PASS E03 / PASS E04, exit 0) +// .work/probe_s2 ... # selected cases (pre-flight reproduction runs) +// +// -DNDEBUG is deliberate (project contract §4): better_assert is silent, real OOB is observable. +// Pre-fix expectations (probe-first, P5; recorded in .work/evidence/): +// e03_3b / e03_11b / e03_12b / e03_ffff / e04_f4 / e03_short: ASan heap-buffer-overflow read +// e03_noshape / e03_1d / e03_16digit / e03_negshape: std::terminate (stoul throws out of noexcept) +// e03_be / e03_vf8: loads misinterpreted bytes and returns true (no dtype check) — reported as FAIL +// e03_exact / e03_fortran / e03_v2: PASS even pre-fix (happy-path / convention pins) + +# include "../../matrix.hpp" +# include +# include +# include +# include +# include +# include +# include +# include + +namespace fs = std::filesystem; + +static int failures = 0; + +static bool write_file( std::string const& path, std::vector< std::uint8_t > const& bytes ) +{ + std::ofstream out( path, std::ios::binary | std::ios::trunc ); + if ( !out ) + return false; + out.write( reinterpret_cast< char const* >( bytes.data() ), static_cast< std::streamsize >( bytes.size() ) ); + return static_cast< bool >( out ); +} + +static std::vector< std::uint8_t > payload_of( double const* values, std::size_t n ) +{ + std::vector< std::uint8_t > out( n * 8 ); + std::memcpy( out.data(), values, n * 8 ); + return out; +} + +// Minimal npy v1 file (library convention): 6B magic + version(1,0) + 2B LE header length + header + payload. +static std::vector< std::uint8_t > make_v1( std::string const& header, std::vector< std::uint8_t > const& payload ) +{ + std::vector< std::uint8_t > file{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 1, 0 }; + file.push_back( static_cast< std::uint8_t >( header.size() & 0xFF ) ); + file.push_back( static_cast< std::uint8_t >( ( header.size() >> 8 ) & 0xFF ) ); + file.insert( file.end(), header.begin(), header.end() ); + file.insert( file.end(), payload.begin(), payload.end() ); + return file; +} + +// npy v2 file under the library's existing convention (4B LE header length, prefix 12). +static std::vector< std::uint8_t > make_v2( std::string const& header, std::vector< std::uint8_t > const& payload ) +{ + std::vector< std::uint8_t > file{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 2, 0 }; + std::uint32_t const len = static_cast< std::uint32_t >( header.size() ); + file.push_back( static_cast< std::uint8_t >( len & 0xFF ) ); + file.push_back( static_cast< std::uint8_t >( ( len >> 8 ) & 0xFF ) ); + file.push_back( static_cast< std::uint8_t >( ( len >> 16 ) & 0xFF ) ); + file.push_back( static_cast< std::uint8_t >( ( len >> 24 ) & 0xFF ) ); + file.insert( file.end(), header.begin(), header.end() ); + file.insert( file.end(), payload.begin(), payload.end() ); + return file; +} + +static std::string header_with( std::string const& descr, std::string const& shape, bool fortran = false ) +{ + return "{'descr': '" + descr + "', 'fortran_order': " + ( fortran ? "True" : "False" ) + ", 'shape': " + shape + ", }"; +} + +struct case_result +{ + const char* id; + bool expected_ok; + bool actual_ok; + bool content_ok; +}; + +// Runs one case: writes file, loads, checks ok (+ content if expected_ok), cleans up. +static case_result run_load_case( char const* id, std::string const& file_name, std::vector< std::uint8_t > const& bytes, feng::matrix& m ) +{ + fs::create_directories( ".work/probes_s2" ); + case_result r{ id, false, false, true }; + if ( !bytes.empty() ) + { + if ( !write_file( file_name, bytes ) ) + { + std::printf( "FAIL %s: could not write %s\n", id, file_name.c_str() ); + r.content_ok = false; + return r; + } + } + r.actual_ok = m.load_npy( file_name.c_str() ); + fs::remove( file_name ); + return r; +} + +int main( int argc, char** argv ) +{ + std::vector< std::string > select; + for ( int i = 1; i < argc; ++i ) + select.push_back( argv[ i ] ); + + std::string const dir = ".work/probes_s2/"; + auto wanted = [&select]( char const* id ) { return select.empty() || std::find( select.begin(), select.end(), id ) != select.end(); }; + + // ---------- E03: malformed/truncated files must return false, ASan-clean ---------- + + if ( wanted( "e03_3b" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_3b", dir + "e03_3b.npy", std::vector< std::uint8_t >{ 0x93, 'N', 'U' }, m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_3b: 3-byte file (truncated magic) -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_11b" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + // 11 bytes: magic + version 1 + header_length 0xFFFF + 3 bytes. Fails min-size (12) check. + std::vector< std::uint8_t > file{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 1, 0, 0xFF, 0xFF, 'a', 'b', 'c' }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_11b", dir + "e03_11b.npy", file, m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_11b: 11-byte file -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_12b" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + // Exactly 12 bytes: magic + version 1 + header_length 2 + 2 header bytes (no shape token). + std::vector< std::uint8_t > file{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 1, 0, 2, 0, '{', '}' }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_12b", dir + "e03_12b.npy", file, m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_12b: 12-byte file, no shape token -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_ffff" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + // v2 convention, header_length = 0xFFFFFFFF (overflow of offset arithmetic pre-fix). + std::vector< std::uint8_t > file{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 2, 0, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, '{', 'a', 'b', 'c' }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_ffff", dir + "e03_ffff.npy", file, m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_ffff: v2 header_length 0xFFFFFFFF -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_trunchdr" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + // E03 second file: valid magic, v1, header_length claims 80, only 11 header bytes present (21B file). + std::vector< std::uint8_t > file{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 1, 0, 80, 0, '{', '\'', 'd', 'e', 's', 'c', 'r', '\'', ':', ' ' }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_trunchdr", dir + "e03_trunchdr.npy", file, m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_trunchdr: truncated header (claims 80B) -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_noshape" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + std::string const h = "{'descr': ' ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_1d" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[2] = { 1.0, 2.0 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_1d", dir + "e03_1d.npy", make_v1( header_with( " ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_negshape" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[2] = { 1.0, 2.0 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_negshape", dir + "e03_negshape.npy", make_v1( header_with( " ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_16digit" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[2] = { 1.0, 2.0 }; + // 30-digit row shape: stoul would throw std::out_of_range pre-fix (terminate under noexcept). + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_16digit", dir + "e03_16digit.npy", make_v1( header_with( " ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + // ---------- E04: dtype must match the target value_type ---------- + + if ( wanted( "e04_f4" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + std::vector< std::uint8_t > const payload( 8, 0x3F ); // 8 raw bytes, float32 file + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e04_f4", dir + "e04_f4.npy", make_v1( header_with( " -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e04_u1" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + std::vector< std::uint8_t > const payload{ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e04_u1", dir + "e04_u1.npy", make_v1( header_with( "|u1", "(2, 3)" ), payload ), m ); + std::printf( "%s e04_u1: uint8 2x3 into matrix -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_be" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[2] = { 1.0, 2.0 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_be", dir + "e03_be.npy", make_v1( header_with( ">f8", "(1, 2)" ), payload_of( v, 2 ) ), m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_be: big-endian '>f8' into matrix -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_vf8" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[2] = { 1.0, 2.0 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_vf8", dir + "e03_vf8.npy", make_v1( header_with( "Vf8", "(1, 2)" ), payload_of( v, 2 ) ), m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_vf8: native-endian 'Vf8' into matrix -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + // ---------- boundary + happy-path pins (must PASS pre- and post-fix) ---------- + + if ( wanted( "e03_missing" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_missing", dir + "does_not_exist.npy", {}, m ); + std::printf( "%s e03_missing: missing file -> ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_exact" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[1] = { 7.25 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_exact", dir + "e03_exact.npy", make_v1( header_with( " ok=%d content=%d\n", ( r.actual_ok && content ) ? "ok " : "FAIL", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ), static_cast< int >( content ) ); + if ( !r.actual_ok || !content ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_short" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[1] = { 7.25 }; + std::vector< std::uint8_t > short_payload = payload_of( v, 1 ); + short_payload.pop_back(); // 7 of 8 bytes: truncated payload + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_short", dir + "e03_short.npy", make_v1( header_with( " ok=%d\n", r.actual_ok ? "FAIL" : "ok ", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ) ); + if ( r.actual_ok ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_fortran" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + // fortran_order True, 2x3 logical array F = [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]]: payload = column-major [1,4,2,5,3,6]. + double const v[6] = { 1.0, 4.0, 2.0, 5.0, 3.0, 6.0 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_fortran", dir + "e03_fortran.npy", make_v1( header_with( " ok=%d content=%d\n", ( r.actual_ok && content ) ? "ok " : "FAIL", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ), static_cast< int >( content ) ); + if ( !r.actual_ok || !content ) ++failures; + } + + if ( wanted( "e03_v2" ) ) + { + feng::matrix m; + double const v[2] = { 1.5, 2.5 }; + case_result const r = run_load_case( "e03_v2", dir + "e03_v2.npy", make_v2( header_with( " ok=%d content=%d\n", ( r.actual_ok && content ) ? "ok " : "FAIL", static_cast< int >( r.actual_ok ), static_cast< int >( content ) ); + if ( !r.actual_ok || !content ) ++failures; + } + + if ( failures == 0 ) + { + std::printf( "PASS E03\n" ); + std::printf( "PASS E04\n" ); + return 0; + } + std::printf( "FAIL: %d case(s) not as expected\n", failures ); + return 1; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/E10_E13.cc b/.work/probes/E10_E13.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d43efe5 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/E10_E13.cc @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ +// S4 deterministic check (contract `deterministic_check`, verbatim build): +// g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4 .work/probes/E10_E13.cc && .work/probe_s4 +// Prints PASS. Built WITHOUT -DNDEBUG (asserts live: E11/E12 would abort if the +// pre-fix preconditions survived) and at -O1 (no fast-math: exact comparisons). +// row>col rref is excluded by design: pre-existing release-reachable OOB +// (ASan probe pair S4_p3_wide_asan.cc), out of S4 scope. + +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + int failures = 0; + + void check( bool ok, char const* what ) + { + if ( !ok ) + { + std::printf( "FAIL: %s\n", what ); + ++failures; + } + } +} + +int main() +{ + // ---- E10: C8 statistics (integer / float / double -> double) ---- + { + feng::matrix const m12{ 1, 2, { 1, 2 } }; + static_assert( std::is_same_v< decltype( feng::mean( m12 ) ), double > ); + static_assert( std::is_same_v< decltype( feng::variance( m12 ) ), double > ); + static_assert( std::is_same_v< decltype( feng::standard_deviation( m12 ) ), double > ); + check( feng::mean( m12 ) == 1.5, "E10 mean(1x2 int)" ); + check( feng::variance( m12 ) == 0.25, "E10 variance(1x2 int)" ); + check( feng::standard_deviation( m12 ) == std::sqrt( 0.5 ), "E10 std(1x2 int) = sqrt(0.5) (n-1 kept)" ); + + feng::matrix const m22{ 2, 2, { 1, 2, 1, 2 } }; + check( feng::mean( m22 ) == 1.5, "E10 mean(2x2 int)" ); + check( feng::variance( m22 ) == 0.25, "E10 variance(2x2 int)" ); + check( feng::standard_deviation( m22 ) == std::sqrt( 1.0 / 3.0 ), "E10 std(2x2 int) = sqrt(1/3)" ); + + feng::matrix const m11{ 1, 1, { 7 } }; + check( feng::mean( m11 ) == 7.0, "E10 mean(1x1 int)" ); + check( feng::variance( m11 ) == 0.0, "E10 variance(1x1 int)" ); + check( feng::standard_deviation( m11 ) == 0.0, "E10 std(1x1 int)" ); + + feng::matrix const f12{ 1, 2, { 1.0f, 2.0f } }; + static_assert( std::is_same_v< decltype( feng::mean( f12 ) ), double > ); + static_assert( std::is_same_v< decltype( feng::variance( f12 ) ), double > ); + static_assert( std::is_same_v< decltype( feng::standard_deviation( f12 ) ), double > ); + check( feng::mean( f12 ) == 1.5, "E10 mean(1x2 float)" ); + check( feng::variance( f12 ) == 0.25, "E10 variance(1x2 float)" ); + check( feng::standard_deviation( f12 ) == std::sqrt( 0.5 ), "E10 std(1x2 float)" ); + + feng::matrix const d12{ 1, 2, { 1.0, 2.0 } }; + check( feng::mean( d12 ) == 1.5, "E10 mean(1x2 double)" ); + check( feng::variance( d12 ) == 0.25, "E10 variance(1x2 double)" ); + check( feng::standard_deviation( d12 ) == std::sqrt( 0.5 ), "E10 std(1x2 double)" ); + } + + // ---- E11: C9 conv same-mode 1x1 kernel (scaling; no abort, asserts live) ---- + { + feng::matrix const A{ 2, 2, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 } }; + feng::matrix const K{ 1, 1, { 0.5 } }; + feng::matrix const C = feng::conv( A, K, std::string{ "same" } ); + check( C.row() == 2 && C.col() == 2, "E11 shape" ); + check( C[0][0] == 0.5 && C[0][1] == 1.0 && C[1][0] == 1.5 && C[1][1] == 2.0, "E11 1x1 scaling" ); + + feng::matrix const B{ 2, 3, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0 } }; + feng::matrix const K12{ 1, 2, { 1.0, 1.0 } }; + feng::matrix const C12 = feng::conv( B, K12, std::string{ "same" } ); + check( C12[0][0] == 1.0 && C12[0][1] == 3.0 && C12[0][2] == 5.0 + && C12[1][0] == 4.0 && C12[1][1] == 9.0 && C12[1][2] == 11.0, "E11 rb==1,cb==2" ); + + feng::matrix const D{ 3, 2, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0 } }; + feng::matrix const K21{ 2, 1, { 1.0, 1.0 } }; + feng::matrix const C21 = feng::conv( D, K21, std::string{ "same" } ); + check( C21[0][0] == 1.0 && C21[0][1] == 2.0 + && C21[1][0] == 4.0 && C21[1][1] == 6.0 + && C21[2][0] == 8.0 && C21[2][1] == 10.0, "E11 rb==2,cb==1" ); + } + + // ---- E12: C10 rref square system (no abort, asserts live) ---- + { + feng::matrix const m{ 2, 2, { 2.0, 0.0, 0.0, 3.0 } }; + auto const r = feng::rref( m ); + check( r.has_value(), "E12 rref square has value" ); + if ( r.has_value() ) + { + double const want[2][2] = { { 1.0, 0.0 }, { 0.0, 1.0 } }; + bool ok = true; + for ( unsigned long i = 0; i != 2; ++i ) + for ( unsigned long j = 0; j != 2; ++j ) + ok = ok && std::abs( ( *r )[i][j] - want[i][j] ) < 1.0e-10; + check( ok, "E12 rref(diag{2,3}) == I" ); + } + + feng::matrix const sing{ 2, 2, { 1.0, 2.0, 2.0, 4.0 } }; + check( !feng::rref( sing ).has_value(), "E12 rref singular -> nullopt" ); + + feng::matrix const wide{ 2, 3, { 1.0, 0.0, 2.0, 0.0, 1.0, 3.0 } }; + auto const rw = feng::rref( wide ); + check( rw.has_value() && ( *rw )[0][0] == 1.0 && ( *rw )[1][1] == 1.0 && ( *rw )[0][2] == 2.0 && ( *rw )[1][2] == 3.0, "E12 rref wide regression" ); + } + + // ---- E13: P2 cholesky bool + PD guard ---- + { + feng::matrix a; + feng::matrix const npd{ 2, 2, { 1.0, 2.0, 2.0, 1.0 } }; + check( feng::cholesky_decomposition( npd, a ) == false, "E13 non-PD -> false" ); + check( a.row() == 2 && a.col() == 2 && a[0][0] == 1.0 && a[1][0] == 2.0 && a[1][1] == 1.0, "E13 non-PD leaves a defined (no NaN)" ); + + feng::matrix b; + feng::matrix const pd{ 2, 2, { 4.0, 2.0, 2.0, 3.0 } }; + check( feng::cholesky_decomposition( pd, b ) == true, "E13 PD -> true" ); + check( b[0][0] == 2.0 && b[0][1] == 0.0 && b[1][0] == 1.0 && std::abs( b[1][1] - std::sqrt( 2.0 ) ) < 1.0e-12, "E13 PD factor" ); + double const p00 = b[0][0] * b[0][0] + b[0][1] * b[0][1]; + double const p01 = b[0][0] * b[1][0] + b[0][1] * b[1][1]; + double const p11 = b[1][0] * b[1][0] + b[1][1] * b[1][1]; + check( std::abs( p00 - 4.0 ) < 1.0e-10 && std::abs( p01 - 2.0 ) < 1.0e-10 && std::abs( p11 - 3.0 ) < 1.0e-10, "E13 PD a.a^T ~ m" ); + + feng::matrix c; + feng::matrix const pss{ 2, 2, { 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 } }; + check( feng::cholesky_decomposition( pss, c ) == false, "E13 PSD-singular -> false" ); + + feng::matrix z; + feng::matrix const zero{ 1, 1, { 0.0 } }; + check( feng::cholesky_decomposition( zero, z ) == false, "E13 1x1 {0} -> false" ); + + feng::matrix o; + feng::matrix const one{ 1, 1, { 4.0 } }; + check( feng::cholesky_decomposition( one, o ) == true && o[0][0] == 2.0, "E13 1x1 {4} -> true, 2.0" ); + } + + if ( failures != 0 ) + { + std::printf( "E10_E13: %d FAILURES\n", failures ); + return 1; + } + std::printf( "PASS\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/E14_E15.cc b/.work/probes/E14_E15.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ba15fc1 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/E14_E15.cc @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +// S5 post-fix combined probe: E14 (rand engine invariants) + E15 (save_png boundary). +// Build (verbatim, contract form): +// g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s5 .work/probes/E14_E15.cc +// Prints PASS on success. +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include +#include + +static int failures = 0; + +static void check( bool ok, char const* what ) +{ + if ( ! ok ) + { + std::printf( "FAIL: %s\n", what ); + ++failures; + } +} + +template < typename T > +static bool equal( feng::matrix const& a, feng::matrix const& b ) +{ + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < a.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < a.col(); ++c ) + if ( a[r][c] != b[r][c] ) + return false; + return true; +} + +template < typename T > +static bool in_open_unit_interval( feng::matrix const& a ) +{ + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < a.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < a.col(); ++c ) + if ( a[r][c] < T( 0 ) || a[r][c] >= T( 1 ) ) + return false; + return true; +} + +int main() +{ + // ---- E14: explicit-seed determinism + [0,1) range (invariant pin) ---- + auto const a = feng::rand< double >( 64, 64, 7 ); + auto const b = feng::rand< double >( 64, 64, 7 ); + auto const c = feng::rand< double >( 64, 64, 8 ); + check( a.row() == 64 && a.col() == 64, "E14 shape" ); + check( equal( a, b ), "E14 same seed (7) -> identical" ); + check( !equal( a, c ), "E14 different seeds (7 vs 8) -> different" ); + check( in_open_unit_interval( a ), "E14 double range [0,1)" ); + + auto const fa = feng::rand< float >( 32, 32, 7 ); + auto const fb = feng::rand< float >( 32, 32, 7 ); + check( equal( fa, fb ), "E14 float same seed -> identical" ); + check( in_open_unit_interval( fa ), "E14 float range [0,1)" ); + + // ---- E15: save_png boundary (silent no-op on unwritable path; happy path intact) ---- + feng::matrix< double > const m{ 4, 4, 1.0 }; + bool const ok = m.save_as_png( "/nonexistent_dir_s5/x.png" ); // must not crash + check( ok, "E15 unwritable path: no crash, returns as before" ); + + bool const ok2 = m.save_as_png( ".work/evidence/s5_E15_positive_control.png" ); + bool const exists = std::filesystem::exists( ".work/evidence/s5_E15_positive_control.png" ); + check( ok2 && exists, "E15 positive control: writable path produces PNG" ); + + if ( failures != 0 ) + { + std::printf( "FAILURES: %d\n", failures ); + return 1; + } + std::printf( "PASS\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_adv_attacks.cc b/.work/probes/S4_adv_attacks.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79987e5 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_adv_attacks.cc @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +// S4 adversarial verification — attack probes (asserts live, -O1, no fast-math). +#include "../../matrix.hpp" +#include +#include +namespace { int failures = 0; + void ck( bool ok, char const* w ){ if (!ok){ std::printf("FAIL: %s\n", w); ++failures; } } } +int main() +{ + // A1: negative leading diagonal -> guard at i=0 (before any off-diagonal work) + { + feng::matrix const m{ 2, 2, { -1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0 } }; + feng::matrix a; + ck( feng::cholesky_decomposition( m, a ) == false, "A1 neg diag -> false" ); + ck( a[0][0] == -1.0 && a[1][1] == 1.0, "A1 a defined (input preserved)" ); + } + // A2: PSD rank-2 3x3 -> guard must fire at the DEEPEST step (i=2) + { + feng::matrix const m{ 3, 3, { 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 2.0, 2.0, 1.0, 2.0, 2.0 } }; + feng::matrix a; + ck( feng::cholesky_decomposition( m, a ) == false, "A2 PSD 3x3 -> false at i=2" ); + ck( a[2][2] == 2.0, "A2 a[2][2] preserved (no NaN)" ); + ck( a[0][0] == 1.0 && a[1][1] == 1.0 && a[1][0] == 1.0 && a[2][0] == 1.0 && a[2][1] == 1.0, "A2 earlier steps completed" ); + } + // A5: rref 1x1 + { + ck( feng::rref( feng::matrix{ 1, 1, { 5.0 } } ).has_value(), "A5 1x1 {5} -> value" ); + ck( !feng::rref( feng::matrix{ 1, 1, { 0.0 } } ).has_value(), "A5 1x1 {0} -> nullopt" ); + } + // A6: rref 1x2 wide with off-diagonal pivot (swap in wide geometry) + { + auto const r = feng::rref( feng::matrix{ 1, 2, { 2.0, 4.0 } } ); + ck( r.has_value() && ( *r )[0][0] == 1.0 && ( *r )[0][1] == 2.0, "A6 rref({2,4}) -> {1,2}" ); + } + // A8: LARGE int matrix mean — exercises the PARALLEL reduce path (n > cores) on the promoted type + { + feng::matrix big( 128, 128 ); + int v = 1; + for ( auto& x : big ) x = v++; + double const mu = feng::mean( big ); // 1..16384 -> 8192.5 + ck( std::abs( mu - 8192.5 ) < 1.0e-9, "A8 large int mean (parallel path)" ); + std::printf( "A8 mean = %g\n", mu ); + } + // A9: all-equal int matrix (zero deviations exactly) + { + feng::matrix const eq{ 1, 4, { 7, 7, 7, 7 } }; + ck( feng::variance( eq ) == 0.0 && feng::standard_deviation( eq ) == 0.0, "A9 equal int -> 0/0" ); + } + // A15: conv 1x1 kernel on 1x1 input + { + feng::matrix const C = feng::conv( feng::matrix{ 1, 1, { 3.0 } }, feng::matrix{ 1, 1, { 0.25 } }, std::string{ "same" } ); + ck( C.row() == 1 && C.col() == 1 && C[0][0] == 0.75, "A15 1x1 x 1x1 -> 0.75" ); + } + if ( failures ) { std::printf( "ADV: %d FAILURES\n", failures ); return 1; } + std::printf( "ADV-PASS\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_adv_nonsq.cc b/.work/probes/S4_adv_nonsq.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a338ce0 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_adv_nonsq.cc @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +#include "../../matrix.hpp" +int main(){ feng::matrix const m{2,3,{1,2,3,4,5,6}}; feng::matrix a; (void) feng::cholesky_decomposition(m,a); return 0; } diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_adv_print.cc b/.work/probes/S4_adv_print.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8355c46 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_adv_print.cc @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +#include "../../matrix.hpp" +#include +int main() +{ + auto const r = feng::rref( feng::matrix{ 1, 2, { 2.0, 4.0 } } ); + if ( r.has_value() ) + std::printf( "rref({2,4}) = { %g, %g }\n", ( *r )[0][0], ( *r )[0][1] ); + else + std::printf( "rref({2,4}) = nullopt\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_p0_values.cc b/.work/probes/S4_p0_values.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..29d2c4d --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_p0_values.cc @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +// S4 pre-flight probe p0 (C8 + P2b, pre-fix evidence, part 1). +// Prints current (pre-fix) return types and values of mean for matrix/matrix/ +// matrix, of variance/standard_deviation for float/double (int variance/stddev do +// NOT COMPILE pre-fix — recorded separately in S4_p0b / prefix_p0.log), and the pre-fix +// cholesky_decomposition output on a non-PD and a PD input (void return, NaN expected +// on non-PD). +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4_p0 .work/probes/S4_p0_values.cc && .work/probe_s4_p0 + +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using feng::matrix; + +template < typename T > +void print_type( char const* name, T const& ) +{ + std::printf( "%-32s int=%d float=%d double=%d ulong=%d\n", name, + int( std::is_same_v< T, int > ), int( std::is_same_v< T, float > ), int( std::is_same_v< T, double > ), int( std::is_same_v< T, unsigned long > ) ); +} + +int main() +{ + matrix const mi{ 1, 2, { 1, 2 } }; + auto const mi_mean = feng::mean( mi ); + print_type( "mean(matrix)", mi_mean ); + std::printf( "int 1x2 {1,2}: mean=%lu (unsigned long = truncated, review expected 1.5)\n", + static_cast< unsigned long >( mi_mean ) ); + + matrix const mi2{ 2, 2, { 1, 2, 1, 2 } }; + auto const mi2_mean = feng::mean( mi2 ); + std::printf( "int 2x2 {1,2;1,2}: mean=%lu\n", static_cast< unsigned long >( mi2_mean ) ); + + matrix const mf{ 1, 2, { 1.0f, 2.0f } }; + auto const mf_mean = feng::mean( mf ); + auto const mf_var = feng::variance( mf ); + auto const mf_std = feng::standard_deviation( mf ); + print_type( "mean(matrix)", mf_mean ); + print_type( "variance(matrix)", mf_var ); + print_type( "standard_deviation(matrix)", mf_std ); + std::printf( "float 1x2 {1,2}: mean=%g variance=%g std=%g\n", double( mf_mean ), double( mf_var ), double( mf_std ) ); + + matrix const md{ 1, 2, { 1.0, 2.0 } }; + auto const md_mean = feng::mean( md ); + auto const md_var = feng::variance( md ); + auto const md_std = feng::standard_deviation( md ); + print_type( "mean(matrix)", md_mean ); + print_type( "variance(matrix)", md_var ); + print_type( "standard_deviation(matrix)", md_std ); + std::printf( "double 1x2 {1,2}: mean=%g variance=%g std=%g\n", double( md_mean ), double( md_var ), double( md_std ) ); + + // pre-fix cholesky: void; non-PD input expected to silently produce NaN + matrix const npd{ 2, 2, { 1.0, 2.0, 2.0, 1.0 } }; + matrix a; + feng::cholesky_decomposition( npd, a ); + std::printf( "cholesky pre-fix [[1,2],[2,1]] -> a[0][0]=%g a[0][1]=%g a[1][1]=%g (NaN expected)\n", a[0][0], a[0][1], a[1][1] ); + + matrix const pd{ 2, 2, { 4.0, 2.0, 2.0, 3.0 } }; + matrix b; + feng::cholesky_decomposition( pd, b ); + std::printf( "cholesky pre-fix [[4,2],[2,3]] -> a[0][0]=%g a[0][1]=%g a[1][1]=%g (valid factor, no failure channel)\n", b[0][0], b[0][1], b[1][1] ); + + std::printf( "PASS S4_p0 (pre-fix values recorded)\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_p0b_stddev_int.cc b/.work/probes/S4_p0b_stddev_int.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..46f3f4e --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_p0b_stddev_int.cc @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +// S4 pre-flight probe p0b (C8, pre-fix compile question Q1). +// Question: does standard_deviation(matrix...) compile pre-fix? +// The body has two return statements: `typename Mat::value_type{}` (size<=1 branch) and +// std::sqrt(...) which is double for an int matrix if the sum/size division promotes. +// If the two branches deduce different auto return types this TU is a hard compile error. +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4_p0b .work/probes/S4_p0b_stddev_int.cc + +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include + +using feng::matrix; + +int main() +{ + matrix const mi{ 1, 2, { 1, 2 } }; + auto const s = feng::standard_deviation( mi ); + std::printf( "stddev pre-fix int 1x2 {1,2} = %g\n", double( s ) ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_p0c_variance_int.cc b/.work/probes/S4_p0c_variance_int.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..efd6419 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_p0c_variance_int.cc @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +// S4 pre-flight probe p0c (C8, pre-fix compile evidence): variance(matrix...) must +// currently be a hard compile error — mean(matrix) returns unsigned long (int/uint64 +// integer division), so `m - mean(m)` has no viable operator- overload. +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4_p0c .work/probes/S4_p0c_variance_int.cc +// Pre-fix expectation: compile failure (recorded as TDD red). Post-fix: compiles, value 0.25. + +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include + +using feng::matrix; + +int main() +{ + matrix const mi{ 1, 2, { 1, 2 } }; + auto const v = feng::variance( mi ); + std::printf( "variance int 1x2 {1,2} = %g\n", double( v ) ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_p1_conv_abort.cc b/.work/probes/S4_p1_conv_abort.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..319aedc --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_p1_conv_abort.cc @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +// S4 pre-flight probe p1 (C9, pre-fix evidence): conv "same" with a 1x1 kernel must +// currently ABORT in a debug (assert-live) build — the copy-pasted assert checks `rb > 1` +// twice, rejecting the well-defined 1x1 kernel. +// Build (debug, asserts live): g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4_p1 .work/probes/S4_p1_conv_abort.cc +// Pre-fix expectation: assertion failure + abort (exit 134). Post-fix: prints the result. + +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include + +using feng::matrix; + +int main() +{ + matrix const A{ 2, 2, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 } }; + matrix const K{ 1, 1, { 0.5 } }; + auto const C = feng::conv( A, K, std::string{ "same" } ); + std::printf( "conv 1x1 same: [%g %g; %g %g]\n", C[0][0], C[0][1], C[1][0], C[1][1] ); + std::printf( "PASS S4_p1\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_p2_rref_abort.cc b/.work/probes/S4_p2_rref_abort.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ad42b64 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_p2_rref_abort.cc @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +// S4 pre-flight probe p2 (C10, pre-fix evidence): rref on a SQUARE system must currently +// ABORT in a debug (assert-live) build — the precondition is `row < col`. +// Build (debug, asserts live): g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s4_p2 .work/probes/S4_p2_rref_abort.cc +// Pre-fix expectation: assertion failure + abort (exit 134). Post-fix: prints the RREF. + +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include + +using feng::matrix; + +int main() +{ + matrix const m{ 2, 2, { 2.0, 0.0, 0.0, 3.0 } }; + auto const r = feng::rref( m ); + if ( !r.has_value() ) + { + std::printf( "rref square: nullopt\n" ); + std::printf( "FAIL S4_p2: expected a value\n" ); + return 1; + } + std::printf( "rref square: [%g %g; %g %g]\n", ( *r )[ 0 ][ 0 ], ( *r )[ 0 ][ 1 ], ( *r )[ 1 ][ 0 ], ( *r )[ 1 ][ 1 ] ); + std::printf( "PASS S4_p2\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc b/.work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2c2c4e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +// S4 pre-flight probe p3 (C10, pre-existing row>col evidence). +// rref on an OVER-DETERMINED system (row > col) with asserts OFF (NDEBUG, release semantics) +// under ASan. The algorithm loops i over range(row) and dereferences col_begin(i) for +// i >= col — a strided read one element past the end for 3x2. This is PRE-EXISTING UB +// reachable in release builds before the C10 fix; the probe records the before state so +// the after state can be shown byte-identical (the fix changes only the precondition). +// Build (release semantics + ASan): g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -O1 -fsanitize=address -o .work/probe_s4_p3 .work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc + +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include + +using feng::matrix; + +int main() +{ + matrix const m{ 3, 2, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0 } }; + auto const r = feng::rref( m ); + if ( !r.has_value() ) + { + std::printf( "rref 3x2 (row>col): nullopt\n" ); + return 0; + } + for ( std::size_t i = 0; i < r->row(); ++i ) + for ( std::size_t j = 0; j < r->col(); ++j ) + std::printf( "%g ", ( *r )[ i ][ j ] ); + std::printf( "\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S4_p4_conv2x2.cc b/.work/probes/S4_p4_conv2x2.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7031e03 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S4_p4_conv2x2.cc @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +#include "../../matrix.hpp" +#include +int main() +{ + feng::matrix const A{ 3, 3, { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0 } }; + feng::matrix const K{ 2, 2, { 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 } }; + feng::matrix const C = feng::conv( A, K, std::string{ "same" } ); + std::printf( "same 3x3 = [3][3]:\n" ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < C.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < C.col(); ++c ) + std::printf( "%8.4f ", C[r][c] ); + std::printf( "\n" ); + feng::matrix const F = feng::conv( A, K, std::string{ "full" } ); + std::printf( "full = [%lu][%lu]:\n", F.row(), F.col() ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < F.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < F.col(); ++c ) + std::printf( "%8.4f ", F[r][c] ); + std::printf( "\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S5_av_seeds.cc b/.work/probes/S5_av_seeds.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4a16a10 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S5_av_seeds.cc @@ -0,0 +1,105 @@ +// S5 adversarial verification probe: seed classes (0/1/RAND_MAX-era/UINT_MAX), +// the contract's literal 4x4 seed-7 check, empty/unit shapes, non-degeneracy. +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/evidence/seed_S5_av .work/probes/S5_av_seeds.cc +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include +#include + +static int failures = 0; + +static void check( bool ok, char const* what ) +{ + if ( ! ok ) + { + std::printf( "FAIL: %s\n", what ); + ++failures; + } +} + +template < typename T > +static bool equal( feng::matrix const& a, feng::matrix const& b ) +{ + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < a.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < a.col(); ++c ) + if ( a[r][c] != b[r][c] ) + return false; + return true; +} + +template < typename T > +static bool in_range( feng::matrix const& a ) +{ + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < a.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < a.col(); ++c ) + if ( a[r][c] < T( 0 ) || a[r][c] >= T( 1 ) ) + return false; + return true; +} + +// non-degeneracy: not a constant matrix (guards against a broken seed init) +template < typename T > +static bool non_degenerate( feng::matrix const& a ) +{ + T const v0 = a[0][0]; + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < a.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < a.col(); ++c ) + if ( a[r][c] != v0 ) + return true; + return false; +} + +int main() +{ + // contract literal: rand(4,4,7) twice equal; 7 vs 8 differ; [0,1) + auto const e14a = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 7 ); + auto const e14b = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 7 ); + auto const e14c = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 8 ); + check( e14a == e14b, "4x4 seed 7 twice equal (contract literal)" ); + check( !( e14a == e14c ), "4x4 seed 7 vs 8 differ (contract literal)" ); + check( in_range( e14a ), "4x4 seed 7 in [0,1)" ); + + // seed 0: time-based mix — deterministic given the same (time, &ans) within one process; + // non-degenerate; in range + auto const s0 = feng::rand< double >( 32, 32, 0 ); + check( in_range( s0 ), "seed 0 in [0,1)" ); + check( non_degenerate( s0 ), "seed 0 non-degenerate" ); + + // seed 1 (the examples' seed): deterministic within process, in range + auto const s1a = feng::rand< double >( 8, 8, 1 ); + auto const s1b = feng::rand< double >( 8, 8, 1 ); + check( s1a == s1b, "seed 1 twice equal" ); + check( in_range( s1a ), "seed 1 in [0,1)" ); + check( non_degenerate( s1a ), "seed 1 non-degenerate" ); + + // RAND_MAX-era large seed (2147483647) and the full unsigned range (UINT_MAX) + auto const lm1a = feng::rand< double >( 16, 16, 2147483647u ); + auto const lm1b = feng::rand< double >( 16, 16, 2147483647u ); + check( lm1a == lm1b, "seed 2147483647 twice equal" ); + check( in_range( lm1a ), "seed 2147483647 in [0,1)" ); + check( non_degenerate( lm1a ), "seed 2147483647 non-degenerate" ); + auto const umax_a = feng::rand< double >( 16, 16, std::numeric_limits< unsigned int >::max() ); + auto const umax_b = feng::rand< double >( 16, 16, std::numeric_limits< unsigned int >::max() ); + check( umax_a == umax_b, "seed UINT_MAX twice equal" ); + check( in_range( umax_a ), "seed UINT_MAX in [0,1)" ); + check( non_degenerate( umax_a ), "seed UINT_MAX non-degenerate (no all-constant seed path)" ); + + // float bound precision: 10000 draws in [0,1) + auto const f = feng::rand< float >( 100, 100, 42 ); + check( in_range( f ), "float 10000 draws in [0,1)" ); + check( non_degenerate( f ), "float non-degenerate" ); + + // shapes: 0x0 and 1x1 + auto const z = feng::rand< double >( 0, 0, 7 ); + check( z.row() == 0 && z.col() == 0, "0x0 shape preserved" ); + auto const u = feng::rand< double >( 1, 1, 7 ); + check( u.row() == 1 && u.col() == 1 && in_range( u ), "1x1 shape + range" ); + + if ( failures != 0 ) + { + std::printf( "FAILURES: %d\n", failures ); + return 1; + } + std::printf( "PASS AV-SEEDS\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc b/.work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4cbd4f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +// S5 pre-flight probe (pre-fix evidence, P5 probe-first): +// (a) SAME call site, seed 0, same second: repeated calls return the SAME first element +// (per-call-site correlation — the documented "two calls identical" claim refined by +// ltrace evidence: seed = time + &ans; &ans is stable per call site, differs across +// call sites by the stack distance, e.g. 32 bytes for two adjacent locals). +// (b) explicit-seed determinism: rand(4,4,7) twice -> equal (invariant; must survive the engine swap) +// (c) value-stream record: rand(2,5,7) and rand(1,4,1) printed (handoff before/after note) +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/evidence/seed_S5_p0 .work/probes/S5_p0_preflight.cc +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include +#include + +namespace +{ + template < typename T > + bool equal( feng::matrix const& a, feng::matrix const& b ) + { + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < a.row(); ++r ) + for ( unsigned long c = 0; c < a.col(); ++c ) + if ( a[r][c] != b[r][c] ) + return false; + return true; + } +} + +int main() +{ + std::printf( "time before seed-0 loop: %lld\n", static_cast< long long >( std::time( nullptr ) ) ); + // (a) same call site: first element over 100 repetitions of rand(4,4,0) + int const distinct_first = [ ]() + { + int distinct = 1; + double first = 0.0, prev = 0.0; + for ( int i = 0; i != 100; ++i ) + { + feng::matrix< double > const m = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 0 ); + first = ( i == 0 ) ? m[0][0] : first; + if ( i != 0 && m[0][0] != prev ) + ++distinct; + prev = m[0][0]; + } + ( void ) first; + return distinct; + }(); + std::printf( "time after seed-0 loop: %lld\n", static_cast< long long >( std::time( nullptr ) ) ); + std::printf( "same-site seed-0 first-element distinct values over 100 calls: %d (correlation confirmed if <= 2)\n", distinct_first ); + + // (a2) cross call-site: the documented form — two locals, same second + feng::matrix< double > const x = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 0 ); + feng::matrix< double > const y = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 0 ); + std::printf( "cross-site (different &ans salts) equal: %d\n", int( equal( x, y ) ) ); + + auto const a = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 7 ); + auto const b = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 7 ); + auto const c = feng::rand< double >( 4, 4, 8 ); + std::printf( "explicit seed 7 == 7: %d\n", int( equal( a, b ) ) ); + std::printf( "seed 7 != 8: %d\n", int( !equal( a, c ) ) ); + + std::printf( "rand(2,5,7):\n" ); + auto const v = feng::rand< double >( 2, 5, 7 ); + for ( unsigned long r = 0; r < 2; ++r ) + for ( unsigned long cc = 0; cc < 5; ++cc ) + std::printf( "%.17g ", v[r][cc] ); + std::printf( "\nrand(1,4,1) [examples use seed 1]:\n" ); + auto const one = feng::rand< double >( 1, 4, 1 ); + for ( unsigned long cc = 0; cc < 4; ++cc ) + std::printf( "%.17g ", one[0][cc] ); + std::printf( "\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S5_p1_tsan.cc b/.work/probes/S5_p1_tsan.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a8ffab6 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S5_p1_tsan.cc @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +// S5 pre-fix TSan probe (executable RED for C11): two threads fill matrices +// concurrently with rand -> data race on the global srand/rand state. +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=thread -O1 -o .work/evidence/seed_S5_p1 .work/probes/S5_p1_tsan.cc +// Expectation pre-fix: TSan "WARNING: ThreadSanitizer: data race". Post-fix: no report. +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include +#include + +int main() +{ + std::thread t1 = std::thread( []() + { + for ( int i = 0; i != 400; ++i ) + feng::matrix< double > const m = feng::rand< double >( 16, 16, 0 ); + } ); + std::thread t2 = std::thread( []() + { + for ( int i = 0; i != 400; ++i ) + feng::matrix< double > const m = feng::rand< double >( 16, 16, 0 ); + } ); + t1.join(); + t2.join(); + std::printf( "T SAN CLEAN (no race reported before this line)\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/S5_p2_save_png.cc b/.work/probes/S5_p2_save_png.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cf24971 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/S5_p2_save_png.cc @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +// S5 pre/post E15 probe: save_as_png to a guaranteed-unwritable path. +// Pre-fix: null FILE* UB (expected crash: SIGSEGV / non-zero exit). +// Post-fix: silent no-op, exit 0, prints PASS E15. +// Build: g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/evidence/seed_S5_p2 .work/probes/S5_p2_save_png.cc +#include "../../matrix.hpp" + +#include +#include + +int main() +{ + feng::matrix< double > const m{ 4, 4, 1.0 }; + bool const ok = m.save_as_png( "/nonexistent_dir_s5/x.png" ); + std::printf( "save_as_png unwritable path returned %d, no crash\n", int( ok ) ); + + // positive control: a writable path must still produce a PNG (guard must not break happy path) + bool const ok2 = m.save_as_png( ".work/evidence/s5_positive_control.png" ); + bool const exists = std::filesystem::exists( ".work/evidence/s5_positive_control.png" ); + if ( !ok2 || !exists ) + { + std::printf( "FAIL E15: positive control (writable path) broken\n" ); + return 1; + } + std::printf( "PASS E15\n" ); + return 0; +} diff --git a/.work/probes/extra_attacks.cc b/.work/probes/extra_attacks.cc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1f53a93 --- /dev/null +++ b/.work/probes/extra_attacks.cc @@ -0,0 +1,132 @@ +// S2 adversarial verifier extra attacks (fresh-context pass; NOT part of the E03/E04 probe). +// Builds with the contract ASan flags: -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +# include "../../matrix.hpp" + +static int failures = 0; + +static void write_file( const char* path, std::vector< std::uint8_t > const& b ) +{ + std::ofstream out( path, std::ios::binary ); + out.write( reinterpret_cast< char const* >( b.data() ), ( std::streamsize ) b.size() ); +} + +static std::vector< std::uint8_t > v1( std::string const& header, std::vector< std::uint8_t > const& payload ) +{ + std::vector< std::uint8_t > f; + f.insert( f.end(), { 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 0x01, 0x00 } ); + std::uint16_t const len = ( std::uint16_t ) header.size(); + f.push_back( ( std::uint8_t ) len ); + f.push_back( ( std::uint8_t ) ( len >> 8 ) ); + f.insert( f.end(), header.begin(), header.end() ); + f.insert( f.end(), payload.begin(), payload.end() ); + return f; +} + +int main( int argc, char** argv ) +{ + std::filesystem::create_directories( "tmp" ); + std::string sel = argc > 1 ? argv[ 1 ] : "all"; + auto run = [&]( char const* id, bool const cond ) + { + if ( sel != "all" && sel != id ) + return; + std::printf( "%s %s\n", cond ? "ok " : "BAD", id ); + if ( !cond ) + ++failures; + }; + + // A1: v2, 12-byte file total: data_prefix 12 leaves 0 bytes for the header. + // header_length must be 0 -> empty header -> V4 reject. Any length byte >= 1 -> bound reject. + { + std::vector< std::uint8_t > b{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 0x02, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }; + write_file( "tmp/adv_a1.npy", b ); + feng::matrix< double > m; + run( "a1_v2_12b_len0", !m.load_npy( "tmp/adv_a1.npy" ) ); + b[ 8 ] = 1; // claim 1 header byte: 1 > 12-12=0 + write_file( "tmp/adv_a1.npy", b ); + feng::matrix< double > m2; + run( "a1_v2_12b_len1", !m2.load_npy( "tmp/adv_a1.npy" ) ); + } + + // A2: v1, header_length = 0 exactly (bound passes inclusively), then V4 rejects. + { + std::vector< std::uint8_t > b{ 0x93, 'N', 'U', 'M', 'P', 'Y', 0x01, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0xAA, 0xBB }; + write_file( "tmp/adv_a2.npy", b ); + feng::matrix< double > m; + run( "a2_v1_hlen0", !m.load_npy( "tmp/adv_a2.npy" ) ); + } + + // A3: 1 MB header of '{' + junk: no descr/shape -> fast clean false, no OOM beyond the file. + { + std::string big( 1024 * 1024, '{' ); + big += "zz"; + std::vector< std::uint8_t > payload( 32, 0x41 ); + write_file( "tmp/adv_a3.npy", v1( big, payload ) ); + feng::matrix< double > m; + run( "a3_1mb_junk_header", !m.load_npy( "tmp/adv_a3.npy" ) ); + } + + // A4: directory passed as the file name (OS edge). + { + feng::matrix< double > m; + run( "a4_directory_name", !m.load_npy( "tmp" ) ); + } + + // A5: dtype mismatch on an otherwise valid file must leave a previously valid matrix + // untouched (state pinned on non-trivial content). + { + std::vector< std::uint8_t > f4_payload = { 0x00, 0x00, 0x80, 0x3F, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x40, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x40, 0x00, 0x00, 0x40, 0x40, 0x00, 0x00, 0x20, 0x41, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x41 }; + write_file( "tmp/adv_a5.npy", v1( "{ 'descr': ' m; + if ( !m.load_npy( "./images/64.npy" ) ) + { + std::printf( "BAD a5_setup\n" ); + ++failures; + return 1; + } + double const v00 = m[0][0]; + double const v12 = m[1][2]; + std::size_t const r0 = m.row(); + if ( m.load_npy( "tmp/adv_a5.npy" ) || m.row() != r0 || m.col() != 3 || m[0][0] != v00 || m[1][2] != v12 ) + { + std::printf( "BAD a5_state_changed\n" ); + ++failures; + } + else + std::printf( "ok a5_state_unchanged\n" ); + } + + // A6: shape claims a giant matrix (2^30 x 2^30) with a tiny file: must reject before resize. + { + std::string const header = "{ 'descr': '( 16, 0x41 ) ) ); + feng::matrix< double > m; + run( "a6_giant_shape_no_oom", !m.load_npy( "tmp/adv_a6.npy" ) ); + run( "a6_shape_unchanged", m.row() == 0 && m.col() == 0 ); + } + + // A7: third hazard: row=2^40, col=2^24 -> product wraps size_t. Must reject in the + // overflow-checked multiply, before any allocation. + { + std::string const header = "{ 'descr': '( 16, 0x41 ) ) ); + feng::matrix< double > m; + run( "a7_wrapping_product_rejected", !m.load_npy( "tmp/adv_a7.npy" ) ); + run( "a7_shape_unchanged", m.row() == 0 && m.col() == 0 ); + } + + std::filesystem::remove_all( "tmp/adv_a1.npy" ); + std::filesystem::remove_all( "tmp/adv_a2.npy" ); + std::filesystem::remove_all( "tmp/adv_a3.npy" ); + std::filesystem::remove_all( "tmp/adv_a5.npy" ); + std::filesystem::remove_all( "tmp/adv_a6.npy" ); + std::filesystem::remove_all( "tmp/adv_a7.npy" ); + + std::printf( failures == 0 ? "PASS EXTRA-ATTACKS\n" : "FAIL EXTRA-ATTACKS (%d)\n", failures ); + return failures == 0 ? 0 : 1; +} diff --git a/ReadMe.md b/ReadMe.md index 809e40c..3011038 100644 --- a/ReadMe.md +++ b/ReadMe.md @@ -44,6 +44,9 @@ A modern, C++20-native, single-file header-only dense 2D matrix library. - [matrix convolution](#matrix-convolution) - [make_view](#make-view-function) - [lu_decomposition](#lu-decomposition) + - [fft -- fast Fourier transform](#fft----fast-fourier-transform) + - [statistics -- mean, variance, standard deviation](#statistics----mean-variance-standard-deviation) + - [retired aliases (S6)](#retired-aliases-s6) - [guass_jordan_elimination](#gauss-jordan-elimination) - [singular_value_decomposition](#singular-value-decomposition) - [pooling](#pooling) @@ -776,6 +779,8 @@ generated output is 1069.00941294551 : 1069.0094129455 ``` +Since session 3, `det` is computed through LU decomposition **with partial pivoting**: the determinant is `±` the product of the diagonal of `U`. A zero pivot yields an **exact `0`** for singular matrices (previously `NaN` via the Schur-complement path). Near-singular matrices yield tiny nonzero values — no epsilon is added by design. + ------------- #### operator divide-equal @@ -1061,6 +1066,8 @@ feng::matrix mat; mat.load_npy( "./images/64.npy"); ``` +`load_npy` returns `false` without modifying the matrix when the file is truncated, malformed, or its stored type does not match the matrix's: the dtype in the file must match the matrix's type exactly (a float32 file, descr ``; a float64 file, descr `` — a float32 file is **not** loaded into `matrix`), only little-endian dtypes are accepted, and the shape must be a two positive-integer pair. Files using the real NPY v2 layout (8-byte header-length field) are rejected: this library's v2 convention uses a 4-byte header-length field. + #### save load bmp @@ -1274,7 +1281,7 @@ m.save_as_bmp("images/0001_multiply_equal.bmp"); #### operator prefix ```cpp -auto const& m = feng::random( 127, 127 ); +auto const& m = feng::rand( 127, 127 ); auto const& pp = +m; auto const& pm = -m; auto const& shoule_be_zero = pp + pm; @@ -1494,6 +1501,9 @@ edge_full.save_as_bmp( "./images/0001_conv_full.bmp", "gray" ); ![convolution full](./images/0001_conv_full.bmp) +Notes (session 4): +- The `same` mode precondition is `rb >= 1 && cb >= 1` (previously a valid 1×1 kernel was rejected); a 1×1 kernel is pure scaling. +- For 2-D kernels the library correlates with the kernel's **bottom-right element anchored** (`f(r,c) = sum A[r-rb+1+i][c-cb+1+j] * K[i][j]`). For 1-D kernels this coincides with the centered (NumPy) convention. @@ -1671,6 +1681,8 @@ When using `1` ranks, the reconstructed image lookes like: ![svd_4](./images/0003_singular_value_decomposition_1.bmp) +Notes (session 3): the 1-argument `svd( m )` returns the tuple `( u, w, v )` — the order is load-bearing (example 0021 depends on it). The SVD core is numerically validated for tall (`row >= col`) and square matrices; wide (`row < col`) matrices are a documented unvalidated gap (R-20) — outputs for `row < col` inputs are not validated. + #### pooling We are able to pooling an image with function `pooling( matrix, dim_row, dim_col, option )`, where `option` can be either of `mean`, `max`, or `min`, if no option provided, then `mean` is applied. @@ -1768,6 +1780,8 @@ after applying Gauss Jordan elimination, the matrix is reduced to a form of ![gauss_jordan_elimination_1](./images/0001_gauss_jordan_elimination.bmp) +Notes (session 4): `rref` / `gauss_jordan_elimination` now accept **square** systems (the old precondition `row < col` rejected valid square inputs). Wide inputs (`row > col`) remain unsupported — a pre-existing out-of-bounds access is tracked as E19; do not call them with `row > col`. + #### lu decomposition @@ -1884,6 +1898,44 @@ And we can also evaluate the solver's accuracy with the mean absolute value erro ``` +Notes (sessions 3–4): `lu_decomposition` now performs **partial pivoting**; the pivoted 5-argument form `lu_decomposition( A, L, U, sign, perm )` additionally returns the sign and the permutation vector, and the 3-argument and 1-argument (tuple) forms build on it. `cholesky_decomposition( m, a )` returns `bool` — `true` when the decomposition succeeds (positive-definite input), `false` otherwise. + + +#### fft -- fast Fourier transform + +The library provides `feng::fft`, `feng::ifft`, `feng::fftshift`, and `feng::ifftshift` for 2-D matrices, following the NumPy naming and normalization conventions (`np.fft.fft2` / `ifft2` / `fftshift`): + +```cpp +auto const& m = feng::rand( 128, 128 ); +auto const& X = feng::fft( m ); // forward 2-D DFT (unnormalized) +auto const& x = feng::ifft( X ); // inverse, normalized: ifft(fft(x)) == x +auto const& S = feng::fftshift( X ); // zero-frequency component moved to the center +``` + +- `fft` applies the unnormalized 2-D DFT (kernel `exp(-2*pi*I*(k*r + l*c)/n)`); `ifft` applies the conjugate kernel and multiplies the result by `1/(row*col)`, applied exactly once, so the round-trip `ifft( fft( x ) ) == x` holds. +- When both dimensions are powers of two a separable radix-2 FFT (rows, then columns) is used; otherwise a naive DFT fallback is used (same mathematical definition, `O(n^4)` cost). +- `fftshift` / `ifftshift` move the zero-frequency component to the center by a circular roll by `(n+1)/2` per axis (NumPy convention; for even `n` this is the classic half-swap). Note: in this library `fftshift( x ) = shift( fft( x ) )` and `ifftshift( x ) = shift( ifft( x ) )` — the fused transform+shift design, an intentional deviation from NumPy's `fftshift` (a pure reindexing that performs no transform). + + +#### statistics -- mean, variance, standard deviation + +`feng::mean`, `feng::variance`, and `feng::standard_deviation` return `double` for real value types (integers are promoted; `float` accumulates in `double`). For complex matrices `mean` returns a complex value; `variance` / `standard_deviation` are unavailable for complex matrices (they do not compile) — by design, not a defect. + + +#### retired aliases (S6) + +Duplicate alias names are retired; use the canonical names: + +| retired name | canonical replacement | +|---|---| +| `feng::random` | `feng::rand` | +| `feng::random_like` | `feng::rand_like` | +| `feng::pinverse` | `feng::pinv` | +| `feng::svd_inverse` | `feng::pinv` | +| `feng::det( m )` (free function) | `m.det()` (member) | + +`feng::pinv` computes the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse through the SVD core; a singular value sigma is inverted iff `|sigma| > 1e-10` (inherited threshold, unchanged). + ## License @@ -1919,6 +1971,14 @@ Simple execute `make` or `make test` or `make example` at the root folder. ## Notes and references +### Assertions, `better_assert`, and `NDEBUG` + +`better_assert` is debug-only enforcement. Its runtime check is gated by the `debug_mode` constant (matrix.hpp), which is `0` when `NDEBUG` is defined and `1` otherwise; in debug builds (the Makefile's default: `-Ofast`, no `-DNDEBUG`) a failed assertion prints a message to `std::cerr` and aborts (core dump). Release builds that define `NDEBUG` skip every `better_assert` check silently. + +Hard runtime checks at I/O and external boundaries are **not** subject to `NDEBUG`: `load_npy` (S2) and `save_png` (S5) fail silently instead of throwing or aborting on unreadable input / unwritable output. Decomposition-domain guards added in S4 (`rref`, `rref_2d`, `cholesky_decomposition`) are ordinary control flow, not assertions. + +Rule of thumb: API preconditions → `better_assert` (debug-only). I/O and external-data boundaries → hard, silent, NDEBUG-independent checks. + ## Design diff --git a/docs/deep_research/C++ Standard Tensor Proposal Blueprint.md b/docs/deep_research/C++ Standard Tensor Proposal Blueprint.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..72be45b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/deep_research/C++ Standard Tensor Proposal Blueprint.md @@ -0,0 +1,454 @@ +# **P3500R0: Standardizing std::tensor for Deep Learning and High-Performance Data-Intensive Computing in ISO C++** + +## **Executive Summary and Problem Statement** + +In the Python data science ecosystem, the numpy.ndarray object serves as the fundamental interchange format for numerical computing. Higher-level frameworks—including PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, SciPy, and OpenCV—build directly upon NumPy's unified concept of contiguous and strided multidimensional array buffers. This shared foundation enables seamless, zero-copy data exchange across heterogeneous software boundaries. +In contrast, the C++ software landscape features a fragmented ecosystem of incompatible multidimensional array and tensor implementations. High-performance software engineering in C++ relies on disconnected third-party abstractions, such as Eigen Tensor, LibTorch at::Tensor, TensorFlow Core Tensor, OpenCV cv::Mat, Armadillo, Blaze, and xtensor. Because these libraries do not share a common standard owning container type, integrating components across C++ library boundaries introduces significant software overhead1. +Passing multidimensional array data between disparate C++ third-party libraries currently forces developers to choose between two sub-optimal architectures: + +1. **Deep Memory Copies**: Allocating new memory buffers and copying element data across library boundaries introduces significant memory bandwidth penalties and execution latency1. In deep learning pipelines where data-intensive tensor transformations execute continuously across host and accelerator devices, deep copying degrades operational throughput1. +2. **Opaque Raw Pointer Casting**: Bypassing type safety by extracting raw data pointers (such as void\* or float\*) strips away crucial metadata, including dynamic shape extents, stride configurations, element data types, layout policies, and ownership semantics2. This approach compromises compile-time type safety, increases the risk of memory leaks and lifetime errors, and breaks thread safety invariants2. + +While recent C++ standards have introduced essential non-owning multidimensional abstractions—such as std::mdspan in C++235 and dense linear algebra algorithms in std::linalg for C++266—the Standard Template Library (STL) still lacks a universal, owning, dynamic multidimensional container. Proposed owning adapters such as std::mdarray (P1684 / P3308) provide valuable container wrappers, but they enforce static rank constraints at compile time, lack native awareness of heterogeneous hardware memory spaces (such as CUDA, ROCm, and SYCL memory domains), and omit standard Application Binary Interface (ABI) protocols for zero-copy cross-language exchange2. +This paper presents a formal design blueprint for std::tensor, a proposed addition to the ISO C++ Standard Template Library under header \. Designed as a multidimensional, heterogeneous-aware container abstraction, std::tensor bridges compile-time layout optimizations with dynamic runtime rank flexibility. It integrates directly with existing C++ facilities while establishing a standard C ABI bridge based on the established DLPack protocol (DLManagedTensorVersioned) for zero-copy data exchange across C++ libraries, Python runtimes, and hardware accelerators2. + +## **Architectural Analysis of ISO C++ Multidimensional Primitives** + +Evaluating the design space for std::tensor requires examining the capabilities and structural limitations of existing and proposed ISO C++ multidimensional array facilities. + + ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ + │ std::tensor │ + │ \- Owning Multidimensional Container │ + │ \- Dynamic and Static Rank Support │ + │ \- Shared Storage Control Block & PMR Allocators │ + │ \- Heterogeneous Memory Domain Awareness │ + └────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────┘ + │ + ┌───────────────────────┴───────────────────────┐ + │ │ + ▼ ▼ + ┌────────────────────────────────────┐ ┌────────────────────────────────────┐ + │ std::mdspan View │ │ DLManagedTensorVersioned │ + │ \- Non-Owning View Reference │ │ \- Native C ABI Exchange Protocol │ + │ \- Direct std::linalg Integration │ │ \- Zero-Copy Cross-Language Bridge │ + └────────────────────────────────────┘ └────────────────────────────────────┘ + +### **The Non-Owning Abstraction: std::mdspan** + +Standardized in C++23 via P0009, std::mdspan provides a non-owning multidimensional view over a contiguous or strided sequence of elements5. The architecture of std::mdspan decouples multidimensional indexing from element storage through four template parameters5: + +1. **Element Type (ElementType)**: Defines the object type stored in the underlying sequence5. +2. **Extents (Extents)**: Represents the multidimensional index space domain using a combination of compile-time static extents (std::static\_extent) and runtime dynamic extents (std::dynamic\_extent)5. +3. **Layout Policy (LayoutPolicy)**: Maps a multidimensional index tuple ![][image1] to a 1D scalar memory offset5. Standard policies include layout\_left (column-major), layout\_right (row-major), layout\_stride (arbitrary striding), and padded variations (layout\_left\_padded, layout\_right\_padded via P2642)5. +4. **Accessor Policy (AccessorPolicy)**: Governs element dereferencing semantics, enabling default pointer dereferencing, overaligned SIMD accessors (aligned\_accessor via P2897), or specialized atomic accessors5. + +Although std::mdspan serves as an efficient viewing abstraction, it does not manage storage memory5. It relies on external memory allocations whose lifetimes must exceed that of the mdspan instance. + +### **Slicing and Views: submdspan** + +Proposal P2630 (submdspan) introduces subview extraction capabilities for std::mdspan13. By passing slice specifiers—such as full range markers (full\_extent), scalar indices, index pairs, or strided range descriptors (strided\_slice)—developers can generate sub-dimensional views without altering underlying element storage13. +Subsequent enhancements (P3355, P3663) extend submdspan to support user-defined pair-like slice types and preserve compile-time layout properties, preventing structured layouts (e.g., layout\_left\_padded) from needlessly devolving into generic layout\_stride mappings11. + +### **Algorithmic Linear Algebra: std::linalg** + +Proposal P1673 introduces a set of free-function algorithms for matrix and vector arithmetic operating directly on std::mdspan views6. It standardizes classic BLAS Level 1, 2, and 3 operations—such as matrix\_vector\_product and matrix\_product—within the standard library7. +Because std::linalg functions accept std::mdspan parameters, they are storage-agnostic5. However, this non-owning design requires callers to separately allocate and manage output memory buffers, underscoring the need for a complementary owning container abstraction5. + +### **Owning Container Adapters: std::mdarray** + +To provide an owning counterpart to std::mdspan, proposal P1684 (updated in P3308) introduces std::mdarray, an owning multidimensional container adapter8. std::mdarray wraps a 1D sequential container—such as std::vector\ or std::array\—and mirrors the Extents and LayoutPolicy interfaces of mdspan8. +Despite its utility as a general container adapter, std::mdarray exhibits key structural limitations when applied to data-intensive deep learning workloads: + +* **Static Rank Enforcement**: The rank ![][image2] of std::mdarray is fixed at compile time via its Extents template argument8. Deep learning workloads frequently require dynamic runtime ranks, where tensor dimensionality varies across computational graph layers or input batches2. +* **Container Adapter Overhead**: Delegate storage management to an underlying 1D container introduces ambiguities around moved-from object states, allocation alignment, and restrictive capacity models8. +* **Absence of Heterogeneous Memory Awareness**: std::mdarray does not account for execution domains across CPU host memory, CUDA device memory, ROCm host-pinned memory, or SYCL unified memory spaces2. +* **Lack of Standard C ABI Interoperability**: std::mdarray lacks built-in support for zero-copy binary data exchange with external C APIs, Python runtimes, or C-based foreign function interfaces (FFIs)2. + +| Multidimensional Abstraction | Ownership Model | Rank Determination | Memory Layout Support | Heterogeneous Memory Support | Standard C ABI Exchange Protocol | +| :---- | :---- | :---- | :---- | :---- | :---- | +| std::mdspan \[cite: 5\] | Non-owning View | Static Rank (Compile-time ![][image2]) | left, right, stride, padded \[cite: 5, 11\] | Implicit via AccessorPolicy \[cite: 5, 10\] | Unstandardized | +| std::mdarray \[cite: 8\] | Owning Adapter | Static Rank (Compile-time ![][image2]) | left, right, stride \[cite: 8, 19\] | Allocator-dependent8 | Unstandardized | +| Eigen Tensor | Owning / View | Static Rank (Compile-time ![][image2]) | Row-Major / Column-Major | Host CPU & CUDA Device | Custom non-standard C++ API | +| PyTorch at::Tensor | Owning (Ref-counted) | Dynamic Rank (Runtime ![][image2]) | Strided / Non-contiguous | Host CPU, CUDA, MPS, XLA | Native DLPack Protocol2 | +| **Proposed std::tensor** | **Owning / Shared** | **Hybrid (Static ![][image2] or Dynamic)** | **left, right, stride, padded** | **Explicit device\_context** | **Native DLManagedTensorVersioned** \[cite: 2, 4\] | + +## **Technical Design Blueprint for std::tensor** + +The proposed std::tensor class template balances compile-time layout optimization with dynamic runtime rank capabilities. It acts as an owning multidimensional container while maintaining native interoperability with std::mdspan and std::linalg5. + +### **Class Template Architecture and Signatures** + +Defined within the \ header, std::tensor is structured as a specialization of std::basic\_tensor: + +C++ +namespace std { + +// Special tag type designating dynamic runtime rank determination +struct dynamic\_rank\_t { explicit dynamic\_rank\_t() \= default; }; +inline constexpr dynamic\_rank\_t dynamic\_rank{}; + +template \< + typename ElementType, + typename ExtentsPolicy, + typename LayoutPolicy \= std::layout\_right, + typename Allocator \= std::allocator\ +\> +class basic\_tensor; + +// Type alias for statically ranked tensors (rank fixed at compile time) +template \< + typename ElementType, + typename Extents, + typename LayoutPolicy \= std::layout\_right, + typename Allocator \= std::allocator\ +\> +using tensor \= basic\_tensor\; + +// Type alias for dynamically ranked tensors (rank determined at runtime) +template \< + typename ElementType, + typename LayoutPolicy \= std::layout\_right, + typename Allocator \= std::allocator\ +\> +using dynamic\_tensor \= basic\_tensor\; + +} // namespace std + +### **Static vs. Dynamic Rank Mechanics** + +To support both fixed-rank mathematical operations and flexible runtime deep learning pipelines, ExtentsPolicy operates in two distinct modes: + +1. **Static Rank Mode**: ExtentsPolicy is an instance of std::extents\5. The rank ![][image2] is fixed at compile time (Extents::rank()), while individual dimension extents may be static (std::static\_extent) or dynamic (std::dynamic\_extent)5. +2. **Dynamic Rank Mode**: ExtentsPolicy is specified as std::dynamic\_rank\_t. The rank ![][image2] is determined at construction time and stored in a lightweight runtime container (such as a stack-optimized small\_vector\). Striding and index calculation equations dynamically adapt to rank modifications without requiring template recompilation. + +### **Striding Calculations and Memory Offset Equations** + +For a tensor of rank ![][image3] with shape dimensions ![][image4], the offset calculation for an index tuple ![][image5] is governed by the active LayoutPolicy5: + +* **Row-Major Layout (std::layout\_right)**: + ![][image6] + ![][image7] +* **Column-Major Layout (std::layout\_left)**: + ![][image8] + ![][image7] +* **General Strided Layout (std::layout\_stride)**: Explicitly stores per-axis stride values ![][image9], allowing non-contiguous subviews, transposed aliases, and zero-stride broadcast projections13. + +### **Storage Architecture and Reference-Counted Shared Memory** + +std::tensor manages memory allocations using a reference-counted storage handle (such as a polymorphic memory resource control block). This design provides several operational capabilities: + +1. **Shallow Copy Slicing (![][image10])**: Slicing, reshaping, or transposing operations via submdspan return new std::tensor instances that share the underlying data buffer while maintaining independent index mapping metadata12. +2. **Explicit Deep Copy Cloning**: Deep memory copying is isolated to explicit tensor::clone() operations, preventing accidental heavy allocations during function parameter passing. +3. **PMR Allocator Integration**: Support for std::pmr::memory\_resource allows integration with custom allocation strategies, including arena allocators, memory pools, and host-pinned memory resources8. + +### **Heterogeneous Execution Domain Awareness** + +Deep learning software executes across heterogeneous hardware domains, including CPU host memory, CUDA GPU allocations, ROCm device memory, and SYCL unified shared memory spaces2. std::tensor incorporates explicit execution domain tracking into its storage model: + +C++ +namespace std { + +enum class device\_type\_t : int32\_t { + cpu \= 1, + cuda \= 2, + cuda\_host \= 3, + opencl \= 4, + vulkan \= 7, + rocm \= 10, + rocm\_host \= 11, + sycl \= 12 +}; + +struct device\_context { + device\_type\_t device\_type{device\_type\_t::cpu}; + int32\_t device\_id{0}; +}; + +} // namespace std + +Each tensor instance stores a device\_context descriptor alongside its memory handle. Attempting to directly dereference host pointers for GPU-resident tensors raises a runtime exception or triggers precondition violations under library hardening checks2. + +## **Interoperability Engine: Native C ABI Exchange via DLPack** + +To eliminate C++ tensor library fragmentation, std::tensor incorporates a native C ABI export and import engine based on the standard DLPack specification (DLManagedTensorVersioned)2. + +### **Standard C ABI Data Structures** + +The DLPack standard specifies C ABI data structures designed for zero-copy tensor exchange across frameworks and runtime boundaries2: + +C +// Plain C Tensor Descriptor (non-owning layout ABI struct) +typedef struct { + void\* data; + DLDevice device; + int32\_t ndim; + DLDataType dtype; + int64\_t\* shape; + int64\_t\* strides; + uint64\_t byte\_offset; +} DLTensor; + +// Versioned Managed Tensor C ABI Structure for Zero-Copy Exchange +typedef struct DLManagedTensorVersioned { + uint32\_t version\_major; + uint32\_t version\_minor; + DLTensor dl\_tensor; + void\* manager\_ctx; + void (\*deleter)(struct DLManagedTensorVersioned\* self); +} DLManagedTensorVersioned; + +### **Zero-Copy Interoperability Protocols** + +std::tensor implements bidirectional, zero-copy conversion functions to export memory buffers to external C libraries or import buffers from runtimes such as PyTorch, TVM, and CPython1: + +#### **1\. Exporting std::tensor to DLManagedTensorVersioned** + +During export, std::tensor transfers ownership of its underlying storage handle to the manager\_ctx pointer of a heap-allocated DLManagedTensorVersioned structure2: + +C++ +template \ +DLManagedTensorVersioned\* to\_dlpack(basic\_tensor\&& src) { + auto\* managed \= new DLManagedTensorVersioned(); + managed-\>version\_major \= 1; // DLPACK\_MAJOR\_VERSION + managed-\>version\_minor \= 0; + + // Allocate context block holding src's underlying storage reference + auto\* ctx \= new tensor\_storage\_handle(src.extract\_storage()); + managed-\>manager\_ctx \= ctx; + + managed-\>dl\_tensor.data \= ctx-\>data\_ptr(); + managed-\>dl\_tensor.byte\_offset \= src.byte\_offset(); + managed-\>dl\_tensor.device \= src.device\_context().to\_dl\_device(); + managed-\>dl\_tensor.ndim \= static\_cast\(src.rank()); + managed-\>dl\_tensor.dtype \= cxx\_dtype\_to\_dlpack\(); + managed-\>dl\_tensor.shape \= ctx-\>shape\_data(); // Stored in context buffer + managed-\>dl\_tensor.strides \= ctx-\>stride\_data(); // Stored in context buffer + + managed-\>deleter \= \[\](DLManagedTensorVersioned\* self) noexcept { + if (\!self) return; + auto\* ctx \= static\_cast\(self-\>manager\_ctx); + delete ctx; // Releases reference-counted memory handle + delete self; + }; + + return managed; +} + +#### **2\. Importing DLManagedTensorVersioned into std::tensor** + +During import, std::tensor wraps the incoming DLManagedTensorVersioned structure. Its custom storage deleter invokes the source framework's C deleter function once all reference counts reach zero2: + +C++ +template \ +dynamic\_tensor\ from\_dlpack(DLManagedTensorVersioned\* dlpack\_tensor) { + if (\!dlpack\_tensor) throw std::invalid\_argument("Null DLPack tensor pointer."); + + // Verify ABI version compatibility + if (dlpack\_tensor-\>version\_major \!= 1) { + if (dlpack\_tensor-\>deleter) dlpack\_tensor-\>deleter(dlpack\_tensor); + throw std::runtime\_error("Incompatible DLPack ABI version."); + } + + // Wrap external buffer with custom deleter calling DLPack deleter callback + auto storage \= make\_dlpack\_shared\_storage(dlpack\_tensor); + return dynamic\_tensor\(storage, dlpack\_tensor-\>dl\_tensor); +} + +### **Property Mapping between std::tensor and DLPack ABI Fields** + +| Proposed std::tensor Property | Corresponding DLPack C ABI Field | Mapping Mechanics and Conversion Rules | +| :---- | :---- | :---- | +| tensor::data() | DLTensor::data | Pointer to raw memory allocation without applying byte offset24. | +| tensor::byte\_offset() | DLTensor::byte\_offset | Offset in bytes from allocation start to the first valid element2. | +| tensor::rank() | DLTensor::ndim | Total rank count represented as a 32-bit signed integer2. | +| tensor::shape() | DLTensor::shape | Pointer to array of int64\_t values specifying dimensions along each axis2. | +| tensor::strides() | DLTensor::strides | Pointer to element-based stride values per axis (never null in DLPack ![][image11])2. | +| sizeof(T) & Type Category | DLDataType (code, bits, lanes) | Bitwise mapping to standard scalar codes (uint, int, float, bfloat)20. | +| tensor::device() | DLDevice (device\_type, device\_id) | Enum conversion matching target hardware execution contexts2. | +| Memory Lifetime Management | deleter / manager\_ctx | Custom deleter invocation ensuring safe cross-framework deallocation2. | + +## **Mathematical and Algorithmic Integration** + +To support high-performance numeric processing, std::tensor integrates with existing C++ numeric algorithms, vectorization utilities, and dense linear algebra interfaces6. + +### **Interoperability with std::mdspan and std::linalg** + +std::tensor provides explicit view extraction functions to generate non-owning std::mdspan instances5: + +C++ +std::tensor\\> A\_tensor({128, 64}); + +// Generate a non-owning std::mdspan view over tensor memory +std::mdspan A\_view \= A\_tensor.to\_mdspan(); + +// Pass views directly into standard dense linear algebra routines +std::tensor\\> B\_tensor({64, 32}); +std::tensor\\> C\_tensor({128, 32}); + +std::linalg::matrix\_product( + std::execution::par\_unseq, + A\_tensor.to\_mdspan(), + B\_tensor.to\_mdspan(), + C\_tensor.to\_mdspan() +); + +This design allows std::tensor to serve as an owning storage backend for std::linalg routines6. + +### **Multi-Dimensional Indexing and Slicing** + +std::tensor supports variadic multi-parameter operator\[\] syntax (standardized in C++23) for element access5: + +C++ +std::dynamic\_tensor\ t({3, 4, 5}); + +// Direct variadic element access +t\[1, 2, 3\] \= 3.14159; + +// Integrated submdspan subview creation +auto slice\_view \= std::submdspan( + t.to\_mdspan(), + 1, + std::full\_extent, + std::strided\_slice{.offset \= 0, .extent \= 5, .stride \= 2} +); + +### **Broadcasting Rules and Array Arithmetic** + +std::tensor implements standard multidimensional broadcasting rules for binary element-wise operations. When evaluating ![][image12] for tensors of shape ![][image13] and ![][image14], the indexing engine computes an output domain shape of ![][image15] using broadcast stride rules20: +![][image16] +Setting the stride along axis ![][image17] to zero broadcasts scalar values across that dimension without memory duplication. Element dereferencing maps directly to std::simd vector registers, maximizing vector execution throughput18. + +## **Technical Considerations and ISO Committee Trade-offs** + +Designing std::tensor requires addressing specific technical challenges identified during standard committee reviews of std::mdspan and std::mdarray5. + +### **Resolving LEWG Container Adapter Feedback (P1684 / P3308)** + +Reviews by the Library Evolution Working Group (LEWG) raised questions regarding constructor overloading and moved-from object states in owning multidimensional containers8. std::tensor addresses these points through specific design mechanisms: + +1. **Moved-From State Guarantees**: Moving a std::tensor clears its shape descriptor and sets its internal storage handle to nullptr. Post-move operations, except destruction and assignment (operator=), trigger precondition violations enforced under standard hardening guidelines (P3471)8. +2. **Disambiguation via in\_place\_t Constructors**: To prevent constructor ambiguity between flat storage initializers and multidimensional shape parameters, std::tensor provides std::in\_place\_t constructors8: + C++ + // Constructs flat element storage in place using forwarded arguments + std::tensor\\> t( + std::in\_place, + {1.0f, 2.0f, 3.0f, /\*...\*/ 16.0f} + ); + +3. **Initializer List Deduction Guides**: Deduction rules support direct construction from nested initializer lists for static rank tensors8: + C++ + // Class Template Argument Deduction infers tensor\\> + std::tensor A \= {{{1, 2, 3}}, {{4, 5, 6}}}; + +### **Static Template Specialization vs. Runtime Type Erasure** + +Deep learning engines require type-erased runtime tensors (at::Tensor), whereas high-performance C++ code relies on compile-time static typing (std::tensor\). +To support both paradigms, std::tensor uses static layout engines by default. For runtime execution pipelines, a type-erased container class, std::any\_tensor, wraps an underlying std::basic\_tensor instance and provides runtime dynamic dispatch: + +C++ +namespace std { + +class any\_tensor { + std::shared\_ptr\ storage\_ptr\_; + DLDataType dtype\_; + device\_context device\_; + +public: + template \ + any\_tensor(basic\_tensor\ t); + + DLDataType dtype() const noexcept { return dtype\_; } + + template \ + basic\_tensor\& cast() { + if (cxx\_dtype\_to\_dlpack\() \!= dtype\_) throw std::bad\_any\_cast(); + return \*static\_cast\\*\>(storage\_ptr\_.get()); + } +}; + +} // namespace std + +### **Memory Alignment and SIMD Vectorization** + +Vectorized code generation requires aligned memory access guarantees10. std::tensor ensures alignment by integrating overaligned allocations with padded memory layouts (layout\_left\_padded and layout\_right\_padded via P2642)11. +This guarantees that the leading dimension stride (![][image18]) aligns with hardware vector register boundaries (such as 64-byte alignment for AVX-512 or ARM SVE), avoiding performance penalties from unaligned memory loads10. + +## **ISO Standardization Roadmap** + +To progress std::tensor through the ISO C++ standardization process for target inclusion in C++29, proposal work is structured into three execution phases: + +| Standardization Phase | Technical Scope & Deliverables | WG21 Working Group Focus | +| :---- | :---- | :---- | +| **Phase 1: Core Tensor Mechanics** | \- Standardize std::basic\_tensor, std::tensor, and std::dynamic\_tensor. \- Implement variadic operator\[\] indexing and CTAD deduction guides5. \- Integrate std::mdspan view extraction and submdspan slicing support5. | LEWG (Library Evolution) & LWG (Library Working Group) | +| **Phase 2: Heterogeneous Support** | \- Integrate std::pmr::memory\_resource support8. \- Formally define device\_context and hardware memory domain semantics. \- Extend parallel algorithms (std::execution::par\_unseq) to support asynchronous tensor operations10. | SG14 (Low Latency) & SG19 (Machine Learning) | +| **Phase 3: C ABI DLPack Bridge** | \- Standardize native \ header bindings. \- Implement to\_dlpack and from\_dlpack zero-copy conversion routines2. \- Verify cross-language interop across PyTorch, TVM, TensorFlow, and OpenCV1. | LEWG & International Standardization Committee | + +## **Architectural Synthesis** + +The proposed std::tensor library resolves data structure fragmentation across C++ numeric computing libraries. 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A new tensor facility therefore has, at best, a **C++29 core-facility target**, with broader NumPy-like functionality more realistically extending into C++32 unless the proposal is deliberately decomposed. citeturn20search10turn20search0 + +The central recommendation of this study is **not to propose “NumPy for C++” as one monolithic Standard Library facility**. The standards landscape has changed substantially: C++ already has `std::mdspan` as its non-owning multidimensional vocabulary, `std::submdspan` for slicing, padded and strided layout mappings, an increasingly substantial `` facility whose algorithms explicitly consume `mdspan`, and `` as a portable vectorization vocabulary. The current `` draft includes BLAS-1/2/3 operations, matrix-vector and matrix-matrix products, packed BLAS layouts, scaled/conjugated/transposed views, and execution-policy overloads. citeturn0search0turn0search12turn18search2turn19view0turn22view0turn22view1 + +The most standardizable design is therefore a **thin owning tensor layer plus multidimensional algorithms and interoperability**, not a competing numerical universe: + +> **`std::tensor` should be to `std::mdspan` approximately what `std::vector` is to `std::span`: ownership, lifetime and allocation on one side; views and algorithms on the other.** + +That principle also follows earlier WG21 work: P1684 explicitly identified the missing owning multidimensional counterpart to `mdspan`, while P1673 deliberately designed `` as free algorithms separated from data structures so that optimized implementations and different container types can share the same algorithms. citeturn0search18turn0search1turn0search7 + +My proposed architecture is therefore: + +1. **Core owning tensor:** allocator-aware, fixed rank at compile time but with individually dynamic extents, zero-copy conversion to `mdspan`, initially supporting packed row-major and column-major storage. +2. **Tensor algorithms:** NumPy-compatible trailing-dimension broadcasting, generic elementwise transforms, a small core of named arithmetic operations, reductions, shape transformations, copying/conversion, and explicit output-taking forms. +3. **Reuse rather than duplicate ``:** matrices produced by the tensor owner become `mdspan`s and flow directly into `std::linalg::matrix_product`, `matrix_vector_product`, norms, triangular operations, and related facilities. The current draft explicitly specifies that `` accesses arrays through `mdspan`. citeturn19view0turn22view0 +4. **No standardized expression-template DAG in the first proposal.** Eager value-returning APIs plus explicit `*_into` APIs should define semantics; implementations remain free to use expression templates, SIMD, loop fusion, BLAS calls, or other optimizations under the as-if rule. Libraries such as xtensor and Blaze demonstrate both the power and considerable semantic/implementation complexity of lazy expression systems. citeturn1search6turn1search4turn21search10 +5. **No dynamic-rank owner in the initial normative paper.** `std::mdspan` fundamentally has compile-time rank, so `tensor` with four runtime extents composes naturally with it, while a NumPy-style object whose rank itself changes at runtime needs a second vocabulary and should be a follow-on proposal. citeturn0search3turn0search6 +6. **No runtime `dtype` object in the core C++ API.** `T` is the dtype. Type-erased, runtime-dtype tensors belong in a later interoperability/dynamic-tensor layer. +7. **A binary interoperability specification should be a separate companion effort**, centered on a versioned, plain-C memory descriptor inspired heavily by DLPack rather than freezing the binary representation of `std::tensor`. DLPack already has a mature C descriptor carrying data, device, rank, dtype, shape, element strides and byte offset, together with versioned managed lifetime and stream-exchange machinery. The current DLPack header declares ABI major version 1, minor version 3. citeturn15search0turn4search1 +8. **GPU ownership and execution are extension points, not V1 semantics.** Device tensors involve execution contexts, synchronization and pointers that are not necessarily host-dereferenceable; DLPack's current-work-stream mechanism and the different memory/execution models of CUDA and oneAPI illustrate why pretending that all device storage is just `T*` would be incorrect. citeturn15search0turn5search0turn10search0 + +**Explicit assumptions.** + +| Question left unspecified | Assumption used in this blueprint | +|---|---| +| Target language version | Source compatibility with **C++23**, designed for adoption in **C++29**; exploit C++26 facilities where available. | +| “STL” | Interpreted as the ISO **C++ Standard Library**, not only the historical STL container/iterator subset. | +| Primary workloads | Scientific computing, numerical simulation, signal/image processing and ML-adjacent dense tensor calculations. | +| First proposal | CPU-centric dense owning tensor plus views/algorithms; interoperability is designed concurrently but can advance in a separate paper/specification. | +| Rank | Compile-time rank in V1; extents may be compile-time or runtime. Dynamic rank is follow-up work. | +| Default memory order | `std::layout_right`, matching ordinary C/C++ multidimensional-array and NumPy default C-order intuition; `layout_left` is first-class. NumPy documents C order as normally having the last index vary fastest. citeturn17view2 | +| Sparse tensors | Not part of V1. | +| Autograd | Not part of the Standard Library tensor abstraction. | +| Device memory | Describable through interop, but not directly owned/executed by core V1. | +| Runtime dtype/quantization | ABI/interchange concern initially; not an owning tensor concern. | +| Exception policy | Allocation and shape errors use ordinary C++ exception conventions; unchecked indexing remains a precondition violation like existing contiguous containers. | +| Numerical semantics | Follow C++ scalar arithmetic unless an algorithm explicitly says otherwise; do not silently import NumPy's complete dtype-promotion lattice. | +| Reference implementation | Open, permissively licensed, independently benchmarked against several existing libraries. | + +The proposed **first-adoption boundary** is deliberately narrower than NumPy: + +| Facility | First normative proposal | Follow-on | Explicitly out of core | +|---|---|---|---| +| Dense owning N-D tensor | Yes | — | — | +| Static rank + runtime extents | Yes | — | — | +| Dynamic rank | No | Yes | — | +| `layout_right` / `layout_left` owner | Yes | — | — | +| Positive arbitrary strided views | Via `mdspan` | — | — | +| Padded owning layouts | Possibly later | Yes | — | +| Negative strides | ABI can represent; core view unresolved | Yes | — | +| NumPy broadcasting | Yes | More advanced broadcasting later | — | +| Basic slicing | Reuse `submdspan` | Ergonomic wrappers | — | +| Boolean/fancy indexing | No | Possible | — | +| Elementwise transform / basic ufuncs | Yes | Large ufunc catalog | — | +| Reductions | Core subset | Rich axis/dynamic-rank API | — | +| BLAS-like algebra | Reuse `` | Higher tensor contractions | — | +| `einsum`, `tensordot` | No | Possible | — | +| Random distributions | Reuse `` initially | Tensor helpers | — | +| File I/O | No | Probably ecosystem | Yes for V1 | +| Sparse | No | Separate proposal | — | +| Autograd/computation graphs | No | — | Yes | +| GPU owning tensor | No | Possible executor/device proposal | — | +| Distributed tensors | No | — | Yes | +| Runtime dtype / `any_tensor` | No | Yes | — | +| Sub-byte packed elements | ABI only initially | Possible | — | + +This scope is intentionally informed by NumPy's own complexity. NumPy's basic slicing can remain a view by changing metadata such as strides, while advanced indexing creates copies; broadcasting has its own precise shape algebra; and NumPy now has substantial separate work around dtype promotion. Attempting to standardize all three dimensions simultaneously would greatly enlarge the semantic surface of a first C++ proposal. citeturn17view1turn17view0turn14search0 + +## Standards landscape and design evidence + +The proposal should begin from the premise that **the Standard Library already has most of the low-level vocabulary needed for a tensor owner**. + +`std::mdspan` separates a multidimensional view into an extents type, a layout mapping and an accessor policy. This separation is extremely important: index-space shape, logical-to-physical mapping and element access can vary independently without making the owner or algorithms understand every storage technology. P0009 made that decomposition central to `mdspan`. citeturn0search6 + +`std::submdspan` then supplies slicing without inventing another NumPy-specific slice object hierarchy. The facility takes one slice specifier per source dimension and computes the resulting subview and layout mapping. citeturn0search12turn18search7 + +The post-C++26 working draft goes considerably further. It contains `layout_left_padded` and `layout_right_padded`; `layout_right_padded`, for example, behaves like `layout_right` except that its padding stride may exceed the corresponding extent. `` additionally has `layout_blas_packed`, a specialized layout for packed BLAS matrix representations. citeturn18search2turn19view0 + +One terminological issue therefore needs to be resolved early in the paper: **“packed” can mean three unrelated things**. + +| Meaning of “packed” | Recommended terminology | +|---|---| +| Ordinary dense tensor with no unused holes | **contiguous/exhaustive dense layout** | +| BLAS symmetric/triangular packed matrix | `std::linalg::layout_blas_packed` | +| Several sub-byte logical values in each storage byte | **bit-packed dtype/storage** | + +The latter is especially important for ML interoperability. DLPack's present dtype vocabulary includes float8, float6 and float4 encodings and has a flag distinguishing packed versus padded sub-byte types. That should not force a first C++ owner to pretend a four-bit logical value is an ordinary C++ object addressable as `T&`. citeturn15search0 + +The current `` direction strongly argues against creating another matrix API inside ``. It contains elementwise addition, dot products, norms, GEMV and GEMM-class algorithms, and `matrix_product(A,B,C)` has both ordinary and execution-policy overloads. These algorithms operate on matrix/vector concepts whose concrete access ultimately goes through multidimensional views. citeturn19view0turn22view0turn22view1 + +Likewise, portable vectorization is no longer something a tensor proposal needs to expose as vendor-specific intrinsics. The current C++ working draft contains the SIMD library, while ongoing WG21 SIMD work discusses object representation and ABI constraints. The tensor interface should therefore permit implementations to use SIMD aggressively **without making SIMD width part of tensor type identity or ABI**. citeturn19view1turn9search11 + +There is also a reason to be selective about `constexpr`. Current WG21 analysis of further `constexpr`-ification notes that constant evaluation can constrain implementation techniques such as type-punning, reinterpretation and SIMD-intrinsic based implementation strategies. Tensor metadata and genuinely compile-time tensors are excellent `constexpr` candidates; mandating that every optimized dynamic numerical kernel be constant-evaluable is not automatically a win. citeturn9search29 + +The strongest ecosystem evidence can be summarized as follows. + +| Library / facility | Structural lesson for a standard tensor proposal | What should be borrowed | What should not be copied wholesale | +|---|---|---|---| +| **NumPy** | Buffer + dtype + shape/stride metadata; precise broadcasting and view/copy semantics. Basic slicing is view-oriented; advanced indexing is copying. citeturn17view1turn17view0 | Broadcasting semantics, explicit shape operations, predictable view/copy distinction. | Python's runtime typing, every indexing mode, complete ufunc catalog. | +| **`std::mdspan` / ``** | Policies cleanly separate extents, mappings and access; algebra algorithms can be data-structure-independent. citeturn0search6turn19view0 | Make this the foundation rather than replacing it. | Do not turn `mdspan` itself into an owner. | +| **xtensor** | NumPy-style broadcasting and lazy computation work well in C++, but expression ownership has to distinguish borrowed lvalues from owned rvalues. citeturn1search6turn1search4 | Broadcasting experience, external-data adaptation, extensive reference prototype tests. | Exposing an expression-template closure model as V1 Standard Library semantics. | +| **Eigen Tensor** | Owning `Tensor`, fixed-size tensor and `TensorMap` demonstrate useful separation of owner and external view; row- and column-major layouts exist, and expression evaluation is lazy. citeturn2search2turn2search8 | Source interoperability via `mdspan`/`Map`, static-shape optimization. | Eigen-specific expression hierarchy and alignment ABI assumptions. | +| **Armadillo** | Dense matrices are column-major; delayed evaluation and BLAS/LAPACK integration show the value of high-level syntax backed by established kernels. citeturn8search0turn7search0 | Backend delegation and alias-aware evaluation. | Matrix/cube-specific API as the general N-D tensor model. | +| **Blaze** | Smart expression templates combine high-level expressions with tuned kernels rather than blindly fusing every expression. Research on Blaze was motivated in part by cases where conventional ET evaluation did not reach optimized BLAS performance. citeturn21search10 | Kernel-aware optimization strategy. | Making expression types and optimization heuristics normative. | +| **PyTorch** | A tensor is fundamentally metadata over dtype/device/storage/sizes/strides; current PyTorch also has an ABI-stable `stable::Tensor` direction. citeturn11search2turn11search0 | Device-aware ABI vocabulary and adapters. | Autograd, dispatch keys and framework runtime semantics. | +| **TensorFlow** | `Tensor` can be built around an allocator or external `TensorBuffer`, emphasizing explicit buffer ownership. citeturn3search3 | External-buffer ownership lessons. | TensorFlow graph/runtime semantics. | +| **DLPack** | Mature versioned C ABI for shape, signed strides, dtype, device and managed lifetime, including stream exchange. citeturn15search0turn4search1 | Treat as the interoperability baseline. | An incompatible parallel ecosystem unless WG21 has a concrete reason. | +| **ONNX** | Tensor serialization has type, shape and data, including external-data facilities and symbolic dimensions at the model level. citeturn3search6turn3search10 | Serialization adapters. | Treating ONNX as an arbitrary-stride in-memory ABI—it is not one. | +| **cuBLAS / cuBLASLt** | Legacy cuBLAS is fundamentally BLAS/GPU-oriented, while cuBLASLt exposes richer layout/type/algorithm descriptors. citeturn10search0 | Backend adapters selected from layout metadata. | CUDA handles or streams in a portable `std::tensor` type. | +| **oneMKL / oneAPI** | BLAS interfaces explicitly distinguish row-major and column-major usage; USM APIs operate on device-accessible pointers. citeturn5search0turn5search4 | Preserve enough layout/device information for zero-copy lowering. | Making SYCL queue ownership a core tensor requirement. | + +The resulting architecture should look like this: + +```mermaid +flowchart TB + Owner["stdx::basic_tensor"] + Static["static extents / static_tensor"] + Mdspan["std::mdspan"] + Slice["std::submdspan"] + Broadcast["read-only broadcast_view"] + Ops["tensor_ops: transform, arithmetic, reductions"] + Linalg["std::linalg"] + SIMD["std::simd / implementation vectorization"] + ABI["versioned tensor C ABI descriptor"] + Adapters["Eigen / xtensor / Armadillo / Blaze / PyTorch / TensorFlow"] + Exchange["DLPack-aligned exchange"] + Vendor["BLAS / LAPACK / cuBLAS / oneMKL / vendor kernels"] + + Static --> Owner + Owner -->|"view()"| Mdspan + Mdspan --> Slice + Mdspan --> Ops + Slice --> Ops + Mdspan --> Linalg + Broadcast --> Ops + Ops -.implementation.-> SIMD + Linalg -.implementation/backend.-> Vendor + + Owner <--> ABI + Mdspan <--> ABI + ABI <--> Exchange + ABI <--> Adapters + Adapters --> Mdspan +``` + +A subtle but consequential conclusion follows from the comparison: **NumPy compatibility should mean compatibility of useful semantics, not API transliteration**. NumPy's implementation model is dynamically typed and runtime-ranked. Standard C++ derives much of its value from static type/rank information and generic compile-time dispatch. NumPy's NEP 50 also had to undertake a dedicated redesign of promotion semantics; the resulting rules deliberately distinguish weakly typed Python scalars from NumPy dtypes. That is evidence that promotion is a first-class language/ecosystem policy, not something C++ should casually inherit. citeturn14search0turn14search2 + +## Proposed semantic model and API blueprint + +All API examples below deliberately use **`stdx`**, not `std`, to distinguish proposed vocabulary from facilities that exist today. + +The core semantic type should be an **allocator-aware, value-semantic owner whose rank is part of its C++ type**: + +```cpp +namespace stdx { + +template +concept owning_tensor_layout = + requires { + typename Layout::template mapping; + } && + Layout::template mapping::is_always_unique() && + Layout::template mapping::is_always_exhaustive(); + +template< + class T, + class Extents, + class Layout = std::layout_right, + class Allocator = std::allocator> +requires owning_tensor_layout +class basic_tensor { +public: + using value_type = T; + using extents_type = Extents; + using layout_type = Layout; + using mapping_type = typename Layout::template mapping; + using allocator_type = Allocator; + using size_type = std::size_t; + using reference = T&; + using const_reference = const T&; + + static constexpr std::size_t rank() noexcept { + return Extents::rank(); + } + + constexpr basic_tensor() + requires (Extents::rank_dynamic() == 0); + + explicit basic_tensor( + const Extents& extents, + const Allocator& alloc = {}); + + basic_tensor( + const Extents& extents, + const T& initial_value, + const Allocator& alloc = {}); + + template + basic_tensor( + std::from_range_t, + R&& source, + const Extents& extents, + const Allocator& alloc = {}); + + basic_tensor(const basic_tensor&); + basic_tensor(basic_tensor&&) + noexcept(/* allocator-dependent */); + + basic_tensor& operator=(const basic_tensor&); + basic_tensor& operator=(basic_tensor&&) + noexcept(/* allocator-dependent */); + + ~basic_tensor(); + + [[nodiscard]] constexpr const Extents& extents() const noexcept; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr size_type extent(size_type r) const noexcept; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr size_type size() const noexcept; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool empty() const noexcept; + + [[nodiscard]] constexpr T* data() noexcept; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr const T* data() const noexcept; + + [[nodiscard]] constexpr const mapping_type& mapping() const noexcept; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr allocator_type get_allocator() const; + + [[nodiscard]] constexpr auto view() noexcept; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr auto view() const noexcept; + + template + constexpr reference operator[](Index... i); + + template + constexpr const_reference operator[](Index... i) const; + + template + constexpr reference at(Index... i); + + template + constexpr const_reference at(Index... i) const; + + void swap(basic_tensor&) + noexcept(/* allocator-dependent */); +}; + +template< + class T, + std::size_t Rank, + class Layout = std::layout_right, + class Allocator = std::allocator> +using tensor = + basic_tensor, + Layout, + Allocator>; + +template +using static_tensor = + basic_tensor>; + +} // namespace stdx +``` + +This design gives three useful points on the static/dynamic spectrum without inventing unrelated classes: + +```cpp +stdx::static_tensor a; // rank and every extent static + +using E = std::extents; +stdx::basic_tensor b(E{100}); // rank 2; first dim static + +stdx::tensor c( + std::dextents{8, 16, 32, 64}); // rank static, all extents runtime +``` + +This matches `mdspan`'s fundamental model rather than placing a dynamic-rank container underneath a fixed-rank view vocabulary. Earlier `mdspan` proposals and the standardized extents design intentionally make rank a compile-time property while allowing dynamic extents. citeturn0search0turn0search3 + +**The owner should initially constrain its mapping to unique, exhaustive layouts.** In practice this means `layout_right` and `layout_left` are the crucial V1 cases. Arbitrary `layout_stride` belongs primarily to views. Padded owners are feasible later, but they complicate construction/destruction and allocation semantics because `required_span_size()` can exceed the number of logical tensor elements. C++ already has padded mappings available for views, so omitting padded ownership initially does not close the design space. citeturn18search2turn18search4 + +### API-design alternatives + +| Design question | Alternative | Assessment | +|---|---|---| +| Owner name | `mdarray` | Strong historical continuity with P1684 and `mdspan`. citeturn0search18 | +| | `tensor` / `basic_tensor` | **Recommended working name:** clearer to numerical/ML users and naturally distinguishes owner from `mdspan`. Naming should remain an explicit committee poll. | +| | `ndarray` | Familiar to NumPy users, but overly tied to one ecosystem and easy to confuse with language arrays. | +| Rank model | Dynamic rank only | NumPy-like, but poor fit for `mdspan` and static C++ dispatch. | +| | Static rank, dynamic extents | **Recommended V1.** | +| | Separate static and dynamic unrelated containers | Duplicates algorithms and adapters. | +| Evaluation | Every operator returns lazy ET | Maximum fusion opportunity but high lifetime/compile-time complexity. xtensor's closure semantics show why rvalue/lvalue ownership has to be carefully encoded. citeturn1search4 | +| | Operators/functions eager; `_into` explicit | **Recommended V1.** Stable semantics and predictable lifetimes; implementation may still fuse internally. | +| | Entirely lazy range/view model | Attractive theoretically, but broadcasting and reduction are not ordinary one-dimensional range transformations. | +| Flattening | Tensor itself models `range` | Creates ambiguity between logical index order and physical storage order. | +| | Explicit `storage_span()` and logical-element range | **Recommended.** Call site states what ordering it expects. | +| Broadcasting | Materialize expanded tensor | Simple but defeats a central optimization of broadcasting. | +| | Zero-stride mutable view | Unsafe alias semantics; also incompatible with `layout_stride`'s positive-stride/uniqueness requirements. citeturn18search1 | +| | Read-only broadcast expression/view | **Recommended.** | +| Promotion | NumPy lattice | Familiar to Python users but foreign to ordinary C++ scalar semantics. | +| | C++ scalar-expression result type | **Recommended V1.** | +| Runtime dtype | Built into every owner | Large complexity and weakens static typing. | +| | `T` is dtype; type erasure is separate | **Recommended.** | + +**Ranges and iterators need particular restraint.** A column-major tensor and a row-major tensor have the same logical index space but different physical storage order. Giving both a seemingly innocent `begin()` can leave users unsure whether iteration means lexicographic tensor order or physical memory order. The V1 API should instead make this explicit: + +```cpp +auto storage_span(stdx::basic_tensor<...>& t) -> std::span; + +auto tensor_elements(TensorView t); // logical lexicographic traversal +``` + +`storage_span()` is the performance-oriented physical sequence and is only available where the owner is contiguous/exhaustive. `tensor_elements()` is a logical sequence, potentially strided. The tensor itself therefore need not be an ordinary one-dimensional C++ range. + +**Borrowing should be explicit.** `view()` returns an `mdspan` and does not extend the lifetime of its owner. Algorithms taking views therefore have ordinary C++ borrowing semantics. This is safer to standardize than silently embedding owner lifetime rules in expression nodes. xtensor's lazy closures deliberately store lvalue references but copies of rvalues to solve exactly this lifetime problem; that is useful implementation experience, but it is also evidence that expression ownership is a substantial semantic commitment. citeturn1search4turn1search6 + +Move semantics should follow allocator-aware container practice: a move can steal storage when allocator semantics permit it; otherwise elementwise movement can be required. Copying is deep. A view never owns the allocation. + +**Broadcasting should follow NumPy's rule exactly in V1.** Compare shapes from the trailing dimensions; a pair of dimensions is compatible if they are equal or one equals one; omitted leading dimensions behave as dimensions of size one. NumPy documents this rule directly and applies it without physically copying broadcast scalar/singleton data. citeturn17view0 + +The challenge is representation. Standard `layout_stride` requires positive strides and imposes uniqueness-related constraints, so a classic broadcast representation using stride zero is not a valid general `layout_stride::mapping`. citeturn18search1 + +The proposal should therefore define a read-only abstraction: + +```cpp +namespace stdx::tensor_ops { + +template +class broadcast_view; // exposition / implementation type + +template +[[nodiscard]] +constexpr auto broadcast_to(X source, const TargetExtents& target); + +} +``` + +`broadcast_view` must not expose a writable reference: multiple logical output coordinates may identify the same source element. This eliminates a whole class of aliasing bugs. + +**Basic slicing should not be reinvented.** A `tensor` converts to `mdspan`, after which `std::submdspan` handles ordinary slices: + +```cpp +stdx::tensor a(/* ... */); + +auto middle_columns = + std::submdspan( + a.view(), + std::full_extent, + std::pair{2uz, 8uz}); +``` + +NumPy similarly treats basic slicing as view formation, while advanced integer/boolean indexing is a copying operation. The latter should therefore be deferred to a later `gather`/advanced-indexing proposal rather than contaminating the semantics of the ordinary slice API. citeturn17view1turn17view2 + +**Elementwise API.** The Standard Library does not need hundreds of ufunc names to validate the architecture. A small generic substrate should come first: + +```cpp +namespace stdx::tensor_ops { + +// Allocation-free primitive. +template + requires tensor_writable && + (tensor_readable && ...) +constexpr void +transform_into(Out out, F op, In... in); + +// Allocating convenience form. +template +[[nodiscard]] +auto transform(F op, In... in); + +// Named common operations. +template +[[nodiscard]] auto add(A a, B b); + +template +void add_into(Out out, A a, B b); + +template +[[nodiscard]] auto multiply(A a, B b); + +template +[[nodiscard]] auto astype(X x); + +} // namespace stdx::tensor_ops +``` + +`add(a,b)` would broadcast and allocate its result. `add_into(out,a,b)` validates that `out` has the required broadcast shape and performs no result allocation. `transform` covers `` operations without needing a tensor overload of every scalar function immediately: + +```cpp +auto y = stdx::tensor_ops::transform( + [](double x) { return std::exp(x); }, + x.view()); +``` + +An implementation can fuse, SIMD-vectorize or special-case these operations, but **the expression-template representation is not observable**. + +A useful later extension is an explicitly lazy namespace: + +```cpp +auto e = stdx::tensor_views::transform(f, x.view()); +``` + +That would make laziness visible at the call site instead of silently changing the value category and lifetime behavior of `x + y`. + +**Reductions expose the deepest fixed-rank API problem.** If an axis is selected at runtime and removing it changes rank, the C++ return type also has to change at runtime—which is impossible for an ordinary fixed-rank return type. The V1 API should therefore prefer compile-time axis selection: + +```cpp +namespace stdx::tensor_ops { + +template> +[[nodiscard]] +auto sum(X x); + +template +[[nodiscard]] +auto product(X x); + +template +[[nodiscard]] +auto min(X x); + +template +[[nodiscard]] +auto max(X x); + +// All axes: +template +[[nodiscard]] +auto sum(X x) -> /* scalar */; + +// Runtime axes are possible when output shape is supplied explicitly. +template +void sum_into( + Out out, + X x, + std::span axes); + +} // namespace stdx::tensor_ops +``` + +A later dynamic-rank tensor can naturally add: + +```cpp +dynamic_tensor sum(dynamic_tensor_view, + span axes); +``` + +This is one of the strongest reasons not to force dynamic rank into the first owner merely to emulate Python syntax. + +**Linear algebra should be composition rather than duplication:** + +```cpp +stdx::tensor A(/* m, k */); +stdx::tensor B(/* k, n */); +stdx::tensor C(/* m, n */); + +std::linalg::matrix_product( + A.view(), + B.view(), + C.view()); +``` + +`matrix_product` and execution-policy overloads are already present in the current `` draft. citeturn22view0 + +A future N-D `matmul` can implement NumPy's batched/broadcasting semantics on top of this substrate, but introducing a second matrix multiplication mechanism in V1 would be unnecessary. + +**Random generation should initially compose with `` rather than define a hidden global RNG:** + +```cpp +std::mt19937_64 engine(seed); +std::normal_distribution normal(0.0, 1.0); + +stdx::tensor_ops::generate_into( + x.view(), + [&] { return normal(engine); }); +``` + +The RNG object therefore remains explicit and follows ordinary C++ reproducibility/composability rules. + +**Dtype should stay principally in the C++ type system.** `tensor` and `tensor, 2>` need no runtime dtype field. C++ already has optional fixed-width extended floating aliases including `std::float16_t` and `std::bfloat16_t` in `` when the implementation supports the corresponding extended type. citeturn22view2 + +Useful traits would be: + +```cpp +template +using tensor_value_t = + typename std::remove_cvref_t::value_type; + +template +inline constexpr std::size_t tensor_rank_v = + std::remove_cvref_t::rank(); + +template +using tensor_result_scalar_t = + std::remove_cvref_t< + std::invoke_result_t>; +``` + +For ordinary arithmetic, the default result type should follow the scalar C++ expression. Thus a tensor operation should not invent a second arithmetic language. An explicit `astype` and explicit accumulator type provide the escape hatches for numerical code requiring controlled behavior. + +NumPy's accepted NEP 50 deliberately makes Python scalar values weakly typed and attempts to make NumPy scalar and 0-D array behavior consistent; those concepts simply do not map cleanly onto ordinary statically typed C++ expressions. citeturn14search0turn14search2 + +## Layout, performance, execution, safety and correctness + +The logical tensor model should be: + +\[ +\text{tensor} = +(\text{element type}, + \text{extents}, + \text{mapping}, + \text{accessor/storage owner}) +\] + +for C++, while the external ABI adds runtime dtype and device information. + +The principal layout cases are: + +| Layout | Logical-to-physical property | V1 owning support | View support | Key use | +|---|---|---:|---:|---| +| `layout_right` | Last dimension is the dense inner dimension | **Yes; default** | Yes | C/C++/NumPy C-order style | +| `layout_left` | First dimension is the dense inner dimension | **Yes** | Yes | Fortran/BLAS/Armadillo-style interoperability | +| `layout_stride` | Arbitrary valid positive unique strides | No owner initially | **Yes** | Slices, external matrices | +| `layout_right_padded` | Right layout with padding in an outer stride | Later | Yes | Alignment/cache/block padding | +| `layout_left_padded` | Left layout with padding | Later | Yes | Column-major padded storage | +| `layout_blas_packed` | Specialized packed symmetric/triangular matrix representation | No general tensor owner | Through `` | BLAS packed operands | +| Signed-stride external layout | May include negative stride | ABI yes | Future C++ mapping | Reversed external views | +| Zero-stride broadcast | Non-unique mapping | ABI/read-only expression | `broadcast_view` | Broadcasting | +| Bit-packed sub-byte layout | Logical element does not correspond to a normal `T` object | ABI/interchange only | Future | Quantized ML formats | + +The standard draft requires positive stride values for `layout_stride`; this makes arbitrary signed-stride NumPy-style memory deliberately a separate problem rather than something that can simply be hidden inside an existing `mdspan`. citeturn18search1 + +NumPy's view model provides an important conceptual precedent: the data buffer can stay fixed while stride and other metadata change. Basic slicing can therefore be zero-copy, and reshape is a view when the stride transformation permits it but requires copying in other cases. citeturn17view1 + +**Allocation strategy.** An ordinary V1 owner should allocate one storage block with its allocator. There should be no mandated small-buffer optimization. Mandating SBO would enlarge the object's binary representation, create cliffs based on tensor size, complicate move guarantees and constrain implementations for relatively little general numerical benefit. + +Allocator-awareness is enough to cover arena allocation, pinned host allocators, huge-page-aware allocators and polymorphic memory resources without putting such technologies directly in the type semantics. Device memory, however, should not be implied merely because an allocator can return some pointer-like handle; core V1 assumes its `T` objects are ordinary C++ objects accessible through the standard host execution model. + +**No public `capacity()` is necessary in V1.** Unlike a vector, a multidimensional numerical object usually changes shape through reshape/reallocation operations rather than incremental `push_back`. Leaving capacity out prevents a one-dimensional dynamic-container concept from leaking into the tensor abstraction. Implementations can retain or reuse allocations where permitted by observable behavior. + +**Contiguous and non-contiguous paths should be explicit internally.** + +For an exhaustive dense input, implementations can reduce multidimensional iteration to one physical loop and vectorize aggressively. For strided inputs, they should detect the densest dimension and choose its traversal as the inner loop where semantic ordering permits. Transposed or sliced views must remain zero-copy even if slower; materialization should only happen when an API explicitly requests it or when the algorithm's documented semantics produce a new owner. + +Cache-sensitive matrix/tensor kernels should block or tile internally. `std::linalg` already exists specifically to allow standard-library implementations to dispatch to optimized BLAS implementations or hardware-vendor kernels instead of forcing generic source loops. P1673 motivates the standard interface in part by the ability to exploit optimized implementations. citeturn0search1turn0search22 + +**SIMD belongs below the semantic API.** `` gives implementations an increasingly portable way to vectorize arithmetic while still allowing specialized intrinsics. It should not appear in `tensor`'s template parameters. This avoids making a CPU's SIMD width part of serialized types, application ABI, overload resolution or user algorithms. citeturn19view1turn9search11 + +An implementation strategy might conceptually be: + +```cpp +if (all_inputs_contiguous && + output_contiguous && + operation_vectorizable) { + + // SIMD-width chunks, then scalar tail. + +} else if (common_unit_stride_dimension_exists) { + + // Vectorize the common dense inner dimension. + +} else { + + // Generic multidimensional / gather-style traversal. +} +``` + +The Standard should specify results and complexity, not this particular implementation. + +**Expression templates should be permitted, not prescribed.** xtensor demonstrates true lazy array expressions, while Blaze's Smart Expression Template work demonstrated that naive expression fusion is not automatically superior to selecting tuned kernels. The correct optimization for `A * B + C`, for example, may be one GEMM-like backend call rather than expanding the multiplication into an elementwise expression tree. citeturn1search6turn21search10 + +This is why an eager surface plus `_into` forms is a particularly good standardization compromise: + +```cpp +auto c = add(a, b); // one result allocation +add_into(c.view(), a, b); // caller manages allocation +``` + +A compiler/library is still free to optimize either. + +**Multithreading should be explicit at the algorithm layer.** The current `` specification already provides execution-policy overloads for operations such as matrix-vector and matrix-matrix multiplication. Tensor algorithms can follow the same pattern instead of making the tensor container itself own a thread pool or scheduler. citeturn22view0turn22view1 + +A later algorithm paper could therefore add: + +```cpp +transform_into(exec, out, f, x, y); +sum_into(exec, out, x, axes); +``` + +The default no-policy overload supplies the portable semantic baseline. + +**GPU/accelerator support needs a deliberate boundary.** CUDA's cuBLAS API has handles, streams and GPU-oriented storage semantics, with legacy operations strongly tied to column-major BLAS conventions while cuBLASLt exposes richer matrix-layout/type descriptors. oneMKL's SYCL interfaces use device-accessible USM pointers and explicitly expose row-major and column-major BLAS namespaces. citeturn10search0turn5search0turn5search4 + +The core proposal should therefore not say: + +```cpp +stdx::tensor x; +``` + +because layout and device are orthogonal concepts. + +Instead: + +- CPU `stdx::tensor` owns standard C++ objects. +- `mdspan` accessor policies remain a possible source-level route to specialized memory views. +- The C ABI descriptor records a device domain and device ID. +- Accelerator-aware libraries adapt those descriptors into CUDA/SYCL/etc. execution contexts. +- A future WG21 execution/device paper may introduce portable device ownership once its synchronization and lifetime model is mature enough. + +**Bounds checking should follow established Standard Library separation.** + +```cpp +a[i, j, k]; // precondition: indices in range +a.at(i, j, k); // checks, throws std::out_of_range +``` + +This lets optimized kernels avoid a mandatory branch for every element while preserving an always-checked interface. Debug/hardened implementations may diagnose unchecked precondition violations without changing release semantics. + +Shape arithmetic needs stronger protection. Multiplying runtime extents to determine allocation size can overflow before allocation, so the owner constructor should perform checked size calculations and reject an unrepresentable storage size, preferably with `std::length_error`. Existing `mdspan` mappings already impose representability preconditions on required span sizes; the owner should turn its allocation-facing equivalent into a user-diagnosable error rather than silently wrapping. citeturn18search5turn18search6 + +**NaNs and infinities should not trigger implicit tensor-specific behavior.** Ordinary arithmetic propagates whatever behavior the scalar C++ type specifies. Provide composable predicates instead: + +```cpp +auto finite = stdx::tensor_ops::transform( + [](auto x) { return std::isfinite(x); }, + a.view()); + +bool all_finite = stdx::tensor_ops::all(finite); +``` + +A future `check_finite` convenience algorithm is reasonable, but every tensor operation should not scan twice just to reject values that IEEE-style numerical algorithms routinely permit. + +Likewise, V1 should not define `nansum`, `nanmean`, masked arrays and missing-value semantics. Those are independent numerical-policy layers. + +**Integer overflow follows C++ scalar semantics.** In particular, tensor arithmetic should not silently introduce saturating or arbitrary-precision arithmetic. A user requiring a wider accumulator should specify it: + +```cpp +auto s = stdx::tensor_ops::sum< + /* axes */, + std::int64_t>(small_integer_tensor.view()); +``` + +**Complex numbers should be first-class.** `std::complex` is an ordinary tensor element type, and `` already has conjugation-related facilities such as conjugated/transposed views. citeturn19view0 + +For generic arithmetic, result scalar types should be derived from the C++ scalar operation whenever possible. This preserves customization for user-defined numerical types and avoids maintaining an independent promotion database inside ``. + +**Aliasing rules require normative attention.** The minimum safe rule set should be: + +| Operation class | Proposed alias rule | +|---|---| +| Pure value-returning operation | No output alias issue; new owner. | +| Elementwise `_into` | Exact in-place operand/output mapping permitted when each output element only depends on corresponding input coordinates. | +| Broadcasting into aliased source | Either explicitly supported with an as-if temporary or forbidden by precondition; V1 should choose one per algorithm. | +| Reduction | Output must not destructively overlap unread input unless explicitly specified. | +| Copy between overlapping mappings | Specify overlap-safe behavior or provide a distinct unchecked primitive. | +| `` | Preserve the alias rules already established by `` rather than adding tensor-wide alternatives. | + +The standard should resist vague wording such as “undefined if the views overlap” everywhere. Alias behavior is central to numerical usability and should be individually stated. + +**Numerical reproducibility also needs explicit documentation.** SIMD and parallel reductions can reassociate floating-point operations, so an execution-policy overload may not produce bit-for-bit identical rounding to a scalar left fold. The proposal should distinguish mathematical result requirements from reproducibility guarantees and, if necessary, later add a reproducible-reduction policy rather than accidentally forbidding parallel/vector implementations. + +## ABI, interoperability and ecosystem adapter specification + +The C++ class should **not have a standardized binary object representation**. + +There is no single universal C++ binary ABI corresponding to the source-language standard. Major environments rely on distinct ABI ecosystems such as the Itanium C++ ABI and Microsoft's compatibility policies, and WG21 discussions repeatedly note how difficult ABI breakage is once binary compatibility becomes an ecosystem promise. citeturn9search0turn9search1turn9search26 + +That argues for a two-layer contract: + +**C++ source interoperability** + +```text +tensor owner → mdspan → generic/library adapter +``` + +and **binary/framework interoperability** + +```text +tensor/framework object + ↓ +versioned C-compatible tensor descriptor + ↓ +other compiler / runtime / framework / device adapter +``` + +C interoperability is a particularly appropriate boundary because C headers and C linkage have long served as the common inter-language ABI mechanism. WG21's C-header interoperability work explicitly recognizes interoperability with ISO C and the de-facto C ABI as a principal purpose. citeturn9search17 + +### Proposed Standard Tensor Exchange ABI + +This should be viewed as a **companion specification**, provisionally called **STX ABI**, rather than as the in-memory layout of `stdx::tensor`. + +The design should intentionally resemble DLPack. DLPack already represents a tensor as a data pointer, device, dimension count, dtype, signed 64-bit shape, element strides and byte offset; its current versioned managed wrapper carries lifetime and flags, and its major/minor version semantics distinguish layout-breaking ABI changes from enumeration additions. citeturn15search0 + +A first descriptor could be: + +```c +/* C-compatible sketch: stdx_tensor_abi.h */ + +#ifndef STDX_TENSOR_ABI_H +#define STDX_TENSOR_ABI_H + +#include + +#define STDX_TENSOR_ABI_MAJOR 1u +#define STDX_TENSOR_ABI_MINOR 0u + +/* dtype.code values */ +#define STDX_DTYPE_INT 0u +#define STDX_DTYPE_UINT 1u +#define STDX_DTYPE_FLOAT 2u +#define STDX_DTYPE_COMPLEX 3u +#define STDX_DTYPE_BFLOAT 4u +#define STDX_DTYPE_BOOL 5u +#define STDX_DTYPE_OPAQUE 255u + +/* view.flags */ +#define STDX_TENSOR_READ_ONLY (1ull << 0) +#define STDX_TENSOR_IS_COPY (1ull << 1) +#define STDX_TENSOR_SUBBYTE_PACKED (1ull << 2) + +/* + * Device-domain values would be registry-controlled. + * A vendor-extension range should be reserved. + */ +#define STDX_DEVICE_CPU 1 +#define STDX_DEVICE_CUDA 2 +#define STDX_DEVICE_ROCM 3 +#define STDX_DEVICE_ONEAPI 4 +#define STDX_DEVICE_METAL 5 +#define STDX_DEVICE_EXTENSION 0x40000000 + +typedef struct stdx_tensor_dtype_v1 { + uint8_t code; + uint8_t bits; + uint16_t lanes; +} stdx_tensor_dtype_v1; + +typedef struct stdx_tensor_extension_v1 { + uint32_t kind; + uint32_t struct_size; + const struct stdx_tensor_extension_v1* next; +} stdx_tensor_extension_v1; + +typedef struct stdx_tensor_view_v1 { + /* Allows readers to ignore fields appended by future revisions. */ + uint32_t struct_size; + + uint16_t abi_major; + uint16_t abi_minor; + + uint64_t flags; + + /* + * Base allocation / device handle. + * The logical element at all-zero indices begins at + * data + byte_offset for byte-addressable host storage. + */ + void* data; + uint64_t byte_offset; + + /* + * 0 means unknown. When known, enables stronger import validation. + */ + uint64_t allocation_bytes; + + int32_t device_domain; + int32_t device_id; + + int32_t rank; + uint32_t reserved0; + + stdx_tensor_dtype_v1 dtype; + + /* + * Length == rank. + * Shape values must be nonnegative. + */ + const int64_t* shape; + + /* + * Strides are measured in logical elements, not bytes. + * Signed: + * > 0 ordinary striding + * = 0 broadcast / repeated address + * < 0 reversed dimension + */ + const int64_t* strides; + + /* + * Optional extension chain for synchronization, + * memory-space details, sparse metadata, etc. + */ + const stdx_tensor_extension_v1* next; + + uint64_t reserved1[4]; +} stdx_tensor_view_v1; + +typedef struct stdx_managed_tensor_v1 { + uint32_t struct_size; + uint16_t abi_major; + uint16_t abi_minor; + + void* manager_ctx; + + /* + * Called exactly once by the consumer when the exported + * tensor and its shape/stride metadata are no longer needed. + * Must not propagate a C++ exception across this boundary. + */ + void (*release)(struct stdx_managed_tensor_v1* self); + + stdx_tensor_view_v1 view; + + uint64_t reserved[4]; +} stdx_managed_tensor_v1; + +#endif +``` + +The major choices here are deliberate. + +**Strides are signed and measured in elements.** DLPack also uses element strides and `int64_t`. The Standard C++ mapping vocabulary is allowed to stay stricter while the interchange descriptor can faithfully describe reversed or broadcast memory supplied by other systems. citeturn15search0 + +**A byte offset separates allocation base from logical origin.** This matters for sliced buffers and negative-stride views. + +**Allocation size is optional.** DLPack does not make general allocation-span information part of its basic `DLTensor`; adding an optional byte bound would let importers perform stronger safety checks when a producer knows it. This is a proposed extension, not a criticism of DLPack. + +**Shape and stride metadata have the lifetime of the managed wrapper.** A borrowed-call variant can offer shorter lifetime with no allocation, analogous to DLPack's newer C exchange routines. DLPack's current API explicitly has a temporary non-owning exchange path where shape and stride storage need only remain live until control returns. citeturn15search0 + +**Native endian should be the V1 in-memory requirement.** DLPack similarly specifies native-endian dtype exchange and expects non-native endian arrays to be rejected at export. citeturn15search0 + +**The descriptor should not standardize arbitrary C++ object types.** Its portable dtype registry covers trivially transportable numerical representations. A `tensor` remains perfectly valid C++ but is not automatically binary-interoperable. + +**Synchronization should be an extension, not a `void* stream` field with undefined meaning.** CUDA streams, SYCL queues and other accelerator execution contexts do not share one universal handle contract. DLPack's modern exchange layer treats current-work-stream discovery as a protocol operation rather than merely tensor metadata; that is a valuable precedent. citeturn15search0 + +A synchronization extension could therefore look conceptually like: + +```c +#define STDX_EXT_EXECUTION_CONTEXT 1u + +typedef struct stdx_execution_context_extension_v1 { + stdx_tensor_extension_v1 header; + + uint32_t execution_domain; + uint32_t reserved0; + + void* context; + + /* + * Ensure subsequent work in consumer_context observes + * the tensor producer's preceding writes. + */ + int32_t (*acquire)( + void* producer_context, + void* consumer_context); + + uint64_t reserved[4]; +} stdx_execution_context_extension_v1; +``` + +No callback crossing this C ABI is permitted to throw a C++ exception. DLPack states the same requirement for its C exchange callbacks. citeturn15search0turn4search1 + +A **plugin model should not initially include a standardized global kernel registry**. Standardizing opcodes for every ufunc/GEMM/device operation would create a second compute-runtime standard and would ossify quickly. Instead: + +- the standard/interchange layer standardizes tensor description, ownership and synchronization negotiation; +- implementation-specific backends can dispatch to MKL, OpenBLAS, cuBLAS, oneMKL, Accelerate or other kernels; +- frameworks use adapters at the descriptor boundary; +- future capability extensions can be chained without changing the base struct. + +The best outcome may ultimately be to **align the STX descriptor directly with DLPack or formally adopt a compatible subset**. Creating an almost-identical but incompatible ABI would be one of the project's largest avoidable risks. + +### Eigen adapter pattern + +A packed row-major Eigen matrix can become an `mdspan` with no copy: + +```cpp +#include +#include + +template +auto as_mdspan( + Eigen::Matrix< + T, + Eigen::Dynamic, + Eigen::Dynamic, + Eigen::RowMajor>& m) +{ + using extents_t = std::dextents; + + return std::mdspan< + T, + extents_t, + std::layout_right>( + m.data(), + static_cast(m.rows()), + static_cast(m.cols())); +} +``` + +The column-major equivalent maps naturally to `std::layout_left`: + +```cpp +template +auto as_mdspan( + Eigen::Matrix< + T, + Eigen::Dynamic, + Eigen::Dynamic, + Eigen::ColMajor>& m) +{ + using extents_t = std::dextents; + + return std::mdspan< + T, + extents_t, + std::layout_left>( + m.data(), + static_cast(m.rows()), + static_cast(m.cols())); +} +``` + +Eigen's tensor documentation explicitly supports row-major and column-major storage, while `TensorMap` maps externally managed memory. citeturn2search2 + +For non-packed matrices, Eigen's `Stride` type represents runtime inner and outer strides and even permits negative runtime strides. That can be converted to the closest representable `layout_stride` mapping when its strides satisfy `mdspan`'s positive-stride conditions; otherwise the signed-stride ABI or a future signed mapping is required. citeturn15search1turn18search1 + +Going in the other direction: + +```cpp +template +auto as_eigen_map( + std::mdspan< + T, + std::dextents, + std::layout_right> m) +{ + using matrix_t = + Eigen::Matrix< + T, + Eigen::Dynamic, + Eigen::Dynamic, + Eigen::RowMajor>; + + return Eigen::Map( + m.data_handle(), + static_cast(m.extent(0)), + static_cast(m.extent(1))); +} +``` + +This is source interoperability, not a binary ABI contract. + +### PyTorch adapter pattern + +PyTorch tensors expose dtype, device, sizes, strides and data-pointer metadata; the current PyTorch documentation also describes an ABI-stable `stable::Tensor` surface, but ordinary ATen remains the familiar source-level C++ integration mechanism. citeturn11search0turn11search2 + +For a CPU `float32` tensor of a compile-time expected rank, a zero-copy `mdspan` adapter is conceptually: + +```cpp +#include +#include +#include +#include + +template +auto as_mdspan(at::Tensor& x) +{ + if (!x.device().is_cpu()) { + throw std::invalid_argument( + "as_mdspan requires CPU-accessible storage"); + } + + if (x.scalar_type() != at::kFloat) { + throw std::invalid_argument( + "example adapter requires float32"); + } + + if (static_cast(x.dim()) != Rank) { + throw std::invalid_argument( + "unexpected tensor rank"); + } + + using extents_t = + std::dextents; + using mapping_t = + std::layout_stride::mapping; + + std::array extents{}; + std::array strides{}; + + for (std::size_t r = 0; r < Rank; ++r) { + const auto e = x.size(static_cast(r)); + const auto s = x.stride(static_cast(r)); + + if (e < 0 || s <= 0) { + throw std::invalid_argument( + "mapping is not representable by std::layout_stride"); + } + + extents[r] = static_cast(e); + strides[r] = static_cast(s); + } + + extents_t exts(extents); + mapping_t mapping(exts, strides); + + return std::mdspan< + float, + extents_t, + std::layout_stride>( + x.data_ptr(), + mapping); +} +``` + +For exporting an owning C++ tensor into ATen without a copy, the lifetime must be retained explicitly. ATen has `from_blob` forms for externally owned memory including shape/stride information and a deleter. A conceptual adapter is: + +```cpp +template +at::Tensor to_torch(std::shared_ptr owner) +{ + static_assert(Tensor::rank() == 2); + static_assert( + std::is_same_v); + + std::vector sizes{ + static_cast(owner->extent(0)), + static_cast(owner->extent(1)) + }; + + std::vector strides{ + static_cast(owner->mapping().stride(0)), + static_cast(owner->mapping().stride(1)) + }; + + auto options = + at::TensorOptions() + .dtype(at::kFloat) + .device(at::kCPU); + + return at::from_blob( + owner->data(), + sizes, + strides, + [owner = std::move(owner)](void*) mutable { + owner.reset(); + }, + options); +} +``` + +For an ABI boundary rather than a same-toolchain source adapter, **DLPack/STX should be preferred over directly sharing C++ library objects**. PyTorch's stable C++ work is useful inside its ecosystem, but it cannot define an ABI for every other C++ numerical library. citeturn11search0turn15search0 + +The wider interoperability strategy is: + +| Ecosystem | Recommended bridge | Zero-copy potential | Notes | +|---|---|---:|---| +| Eigen | `Map` ↔ `mdspan` | High | Straightforward for packed row/column major; `Eigen::Stride` helps for strided cases. citeturn15search1turn2search2 | +| xtensor | External-data adapter ↔ `mdspan`/descriptor | High | xtensor explicitly supports plugging external data structures into its expression engine. citeturn1search20 | +| Armadillo | Dense matrix memory ↔ rank-2 `layout_left` adapter | High for suitable dense storage | Armadillo dense matrices are column-major. citeturn8search0 | +| Blaze | Library-specific dense vector/matrix view ↔ rank-1/2 adapter | Potentially high | Keep Smart ET machinery outside the standard abstraction. Blaze centers on dense/sparse vectors and matrices and tuned kernels. citeturn21search0 | +| PyTorch | ATen adapter for source interoperability; DLPack/STX for broad ABI | High | Sizes/strides/device/dtype are directly represented in tensor metadata. citeturn11search2turn15search0 | +| TensorFlow | `TensorBuffer`/contiguous data adapter; exchange ABI | Medium/high depending storage | External `TensorBuffer` construction provides an ownership hook. citeturn3search3 | +| ONNX | Serialize/materialize canonical tensor | Usually copy/serialization | TensorProto is model/data interchange rather than arbitrary-stride live memory. citeturn3search6turn3search10 | +| cuBLAS | ``/implementation backend or accelerator adapter | High on compatible device memory | Legacy API is BLAS-style; cuBLASLt carries richer layout descriptors. citeturn10search0 | +| oneMKL / oneAPI | `` backend, USM/device adapter | High | oneMKL exposes row- and column-major BLAS interfaces and USM-based APIs. citeturn5search0turn5search4 | +| DLPack | Direct ABI conversion | Very high | Closest existing industry-standard tensor descriptor to the proposed C ABI. citeturn15search0turn4search5 | + +ONNX deserves particular separation from the memory ABI. Its `TensorProto` encodes shape, element type and tensor elements, while its external-data facility can store tensor contents in external files with offsets and lengths. This makes it an excellent model/serialization adapter but not a substitute for a live arbitrary-stride memory descriptor. citeturn3search6turn3search10 + +## Standardization, validation, migration, governance and risk roadmap + +The committee strategy should begin with an **umbrella design paper**, but the normative work should be split into independently reviewable pieces. + +A sensible header/module decomposition is: + +| Facility | Proposed home | Rationale | +|---|---|---| +| `basic_tensor`, `tensor`, `static_tensor`, traits | `` | Small owning vocabulary. | +| `broadcast_to`, `transform`, reductions, shape algorithms | `` initially, or a later `` if size warrants | Keep first user experience discoverable. | +| Slicing | Existing `` / `std::submdspan` | Do not duplicate. | +| BLAS/linear algebra | Existing `` | Current standard direction already uses `mdspan`. citeturn19view0 | +| SIMD | Existing `` | Implementation tool rather than tensor surface. | +| Random engines/distributions | Existing `` | Tensor only needs fill/generate composition. | +| C ABI descriptor | Separate companion header/specification, provisionally `stdx_tensor_abi.h` | Prevents C++ ABI freezing and enables C/non-C++ consumers. | +| Dynamic rank / runtime dtype | Future proposal | Separate semantic model. | + +The Standard Library should not introduce a versioned namespace such as `std::v1::tensor`. Evolution should use the normal Standard Library process, additional overloads/types, and feature-test macros such as a hypothetical: + +```cpp +__cpp_lib_tensor +__cpp_lib_tensor_algorithms +``` + +The binary exchange specification, by contrast, **does** require explicit major/minor ABI versions because unknown process boundaries cannot be recompiled simultaneously. DLPack's current versioning rules are a successful model: major versions indicate ABI-layout changes, while minor versions can add understood codes without necessarily changing structure layout. citeturn15search0 + +### NumPy migration model + +The migration documentation should emphasize semantic equivalence rather than spelling equivalence. + +| NumPy | Proposed C++ | +|---|---| +| `np.zeros((3,4), dtype=np.float32)` | `stdx::tensor a({3,4}, 0.0f);` | +| `a[i,j]` | `a[i,j]` | +| `a[:, 2:8]` | `std::submdspan(a.view(), std::full_extent, std::pair{2uz,8uz})` | +| `a.T` for matrix | `std::linalg::transposed(a.view())` | +| `a + b` | `stdx::tensor_ops::add(a.view(), b.view())` | +| `np.exp(a)` | `tensor_ops::transform([](auto x){ return std::exp(x); }, a.view())` | +| `np.sum(a)` | `tensor_ops::sum(a.view())` | +| `np.sum(a, axis=1)` | `tensor_ops::sum<1>(a.view())` | +| `a.astype(np.float64)` | `tensor_ops::astype(a.view())` | +| `A @ B` | allocate `C`; `std::linalg::matrix_product(A.view(), B.view(), C.view())` | +| `np.broadcast_to(a, shape)` | `tensor_ops::broadcast_to(a.view(), extents)` | +| NumPy fancy indexing | Later `gather`/advanced-indexing API, normally produces a new tensor | + +The matrix multiplication mapping above is not hypothetical at the `` level: the current draft's `matrix_product` computes `C = AB` and has execution-policy overloads. citeturn22view0 + +A compact end-to-end example would be: + +```cpp +using matrix = + stdx::tensor; + +matrix A({128, 256}); +matrix B({256, 64}); +matrix C({128, 64}); + +// Fill using ordinary C++ facilities. +std::mt19937_64 rng(42); +std::normal_distribution normal; + +stdx::tensor_ops::generate_into( + A.view(), [&] { return normal(rng); }); + +stdx::tensor_ops::generate_into( + B.view(), [&] { return normal(rng); }); + +// Standard linear algebra. +std::linalg::matrix_product( + A.view(), + B.view(), + C.view()); + +// NumPy-style broadcast: +// bias has shape [64]. +stdx::tensor bias({64}, 0.1); + +auto Y = stdx::tensor_ops::add( + C.view(), + bias.view()); + +// Reduction whose output rank is statically known. +auto column_sums = + stdx::tensor_ops::sum<0>(Y.view()); +``` + +### Conformance and benchmark program + +A proposal of this scale should not advance based only on API aesthetics. It needs a **public validation suite before LEWG adoption**. + +The conformance suite should cover the following classes of behavior: + +| Area | Required tests | +|---|---| +| Shapes | Rank-0, zero-length dimensions, singleton dimensions, large extents, overflow in extent products. | +| Layouts | Right/left, strided subviews, transposition, padded-view adapters. | +| Slicing | Every dimension removed/retained, empty slices, nested subviews. | +| Broadcasting | Every NumPy trailing-dimension compatibility pattern, scalars/rank-0, singleton expansion, incompatible shapes. | +| Lifetimes | Owner move/copy/swap, views after legal operations, imported managed-buffer lifetimes. | +| Type system | Integer, fixed-width integer, float, optional `float16_t`/`bfloat16_t`, `long double`, complex, user-defined arithmetic type. | +| Promotion | Every builtin arithmetic pair supported by named operations. | +| Aliasing | Exact in-place, partial overlap, broadcast overlap, reductions. | +| Error handling | Out-of-range `at`, invalid broadcast, shape overflow, ABI version mismatch. | +| `constexpr` | Static tensor construction and small algorithms where promised. | +| ABI | C producer/C++ consumer and vice versa; version negotiation; unknown extensions; callback lifetime. | +| Sanitizers | ASan, UBSan, TSan where applicable. | +| Exception safety | Throwing element constructors/copies and allocation failure. | + +The performance suite should be explicit about **what it is attempting to prove**. The goal is not “beat Eigen in every benchmark”; the goal is that the abstraction imposes no systematic tax that prevents optimized implementations. + +Measure: + +| Benchmark family | Metrics | +|---|---| +| Construction / destruction | ns, allocations, bytes allocated | +| Contiguous unary transform | GB/s, ns/element | +| Contiguous binary transform | GB/s | +| Broadcasting | ns/output element, allocations | +| Reduction | GB/s and scaling with size | +| Strided / transposed traversal | effective bandwidth | +| Tiny static tensors | latency and generated code size | +| GEMV / GEMM | FLOP/s relative to backend peak/reference | +| Type conversion | GB/s | +| Copy / transpose | GB/s | +| Compilation | compile time and template-instantiation memory | +| Binary footprint | object/text size | +| Parallel execution | speedup and crossover size | +| Adapter path | zero-copy verification and descriptor creation cost | + +Comparators should include at minimum handwritten loops, `std::mdspan` loops, Eigen, xtensor, Armadillo and Blaze where operations overlap. Backend-level matrix tests should distinguish generic implementation performance from BLAS-backed performance, because Armadillo and Blaze explicitly integrate optimized kernels and the entire point of `` is to permit similarly optimized standard-library implementations. citeturn7search0turn21search0turn0search1 + +The portability matrix should contain at least: + +| Dimension | Coverage target | +|---|---| +| Compiler | GCC, Clang, MSVC | +| Standard library | libstdc++, libc++, Microsoft STL | +| OS | Linux, Windows, macOS | +| CPU ISA | x86-64, AArch64; add RISC-V as mature infrastructure permits | +| SIMD | scalar baseline plus available native vector targets | +| Build modes | release, debug/hardened | +| Diagnostics | ASan, UBSan, TSan where meaningful | +| Language modes | C++23 compatibility prototype and C++26/29-feature mode | +| External adapters | Eigen, xtensor, Armadillo, PyTorch | +| Accelerator validation | CUDA and oneAPI/SYCL as non-normative adapter tests | +| ABI | C11/C17 caller, C++ callers from more than one compiler family | + +### Committee roadmap + +The roadmap should take advantage of the fact that the committee is now doing C++29 work, but it should not make C++29 adoption an all-or-nothing condition. The current WG21 editor report places the codebase at the transition from the final C++26 draft to the initial C++29 working draft. citeturn20search10 + +```mermaid +gantt + title Proposed tensor standardization roadmap + dateFormat YYYY-MM + axisFormat %Y-%m + + section Architecture and evidence + Umbrella design paper / requirements survey :a1, 2026-09, 5m + Reference implementation :a2, 2026-09, 10m + Cross-library benchmark suite :a3, 2026-11, 9m + + section Core ownership proposal + basic_tensor R0 + design review :b1, 2027-02, 5m + Revised design and implementation experience :b2, 2027-07, 6m + LEWG wording / LWG preparation :b3, 2028-01, 9m + + section Algorithms + Broadcasting / transform / reductions R0 :c1, 2027-05, 7m + Algorithms implementation experience :c2, 2027-12, 9m + LEWG design review :c3, 2028-09, 7m + + section Interoperability + DLPack liaison + ABI requirements :d1, 2026-11, 8m + C descriptor prototype :d2, 2027-07, 9m + Companion ABI / liaison proposal :d3, 2028-04, 12m + + section Later facilities + Dynamic-rank design :e1, 2028-08, 12m + Device/execution exploration :e2, 2028-10, 15m +``` + +**The first six months** should produce a requirements/design paper rather than normative wording. It should explicitly document prior WG21 multidimensional work—especially `mdspan`, P1684's owning-array direction, P1673 ``, `submdspan`, padded layouts and SIMD—so reviewers can see that the proposal is filling a gap rather than rebuilding previously standardized facilities. citeturn0search18turn0search1turn0search12turn18search2 + +**The first normative paper** should focus almost entirely on ownership: + +> `basic_tensor`, allocator semantics, extents, layout constraints, indexing, `view()`, exception guarantees, move/copy behavior and static/runtime extent construction. + +This paper should be capable of adoption even if broadcasting or ABI design remains controversial. + +**The second normative paper** should add generic N-D algorithms and NumPy-compatible broadcasting. + +**The third workstream** should investigate interoperability in partnership with existing DLPack/framework stakeholders rather than publishing a new ABI in isolation. Given the degree of overlap with DLPack's current structure and C exchange API, proving why WG21 needs a distinct representation must be an explicit deliverable. citeturn15search0turn4search5 + +**Dynamic rank should come after implementation experience.** At that point there will be concrete answers about whether it should be: + +```cpp +stdx::dynamic_tensor +stdx::dynamic_tensor_view +``` + +or a type-erased descriptor-backed abstraction. + +### Governance and licensing + +The project should be developed in a public repository with three independently reviewable artifacts: + +```text +/spec WG21 papers and wording experiments +/include reference implementation +/tests conformance and interoperability tests +/bench performance suite +/adapters Eigen / xtensor / PyTorch / DLPack / etc. +/abi C ABI experiments +``` + +Design decisions should be recorded as small decision documents: rank model, evaluation strategy, promotion, aliasing, negative strides, broadcast mutability, ABI versioning and device synchronization should each have an auditable rationale. + +The reference implementation should use a **permissive license suitable for direct experimentation by standard-library vendors**. A dual choice such as Boost Software License 1.0 or Apache-2.0 would make reuse straightforward; Apache-2.0 has the additional advantage of explicit patent terms. DLPack itself is Apache-2.0, while Armadillo is also distributed under Apache-2.0, showing that permissive licensing is already common in this interoperability space. citeturn4search5turn7search1 + +WG21 paper text and the eventual ISO specification are governed separately from the prototype license; the reference implementation must therefore avoid importing code whose licensing would make experimentation or downstream incorporation difficult. + +Governance should require: + +- public issue and design-review history; +- benchmark data that can be reproduced independently; +- at least two compiler/stdlib environments before claims of portability; +- no normative dependence on one vendor's BLAS, SIMD or accelerator runtime; +- compatibility review by maintainers/users of at least several major numerical ecosystems; +- a clear separation between “required by standard semantics” and “prototype optimization.” + +### Risk register and open issues + +| Risk / open issue | Severity | Why it matters | Recommended mitigation | +|---|---:|---|---| +| **Scope explosion** | Critical | “NumPy-like” can grow into indexing, sparse, random, I/O, FFT, statistics, autograd and GPUs. | Freeze V1 around owner + basic multidimensional algorithms; reuse ``. | +| **Dynamic rank conflicts with `mdspan` model** | High | A runtime rank cannot naturally produce an `mdspan` type whose rank is a compile-time property. citeturn0search3 | Static-rank V1; dynamic-rank follow-up. | +| **Name conflict / bikeshedding** | Medium | `tensor`, `mdarray`, `ndarray` each carry different expectations. | Treat naming as a late design poll; prototype with `basic_tensor`. | +| **Expression-template commitment** | High | Lazy nodes introduce lifetime, aliasing, diagnostics and compile-time costs. xtensor needs explicit closure rules; Blaze research shows tuned kernels can outperform naive ET strategies. citeturn1search4turn21search10 | Keep ETs non-normative; eager + `_into` semantics. | +| **Broadcast representation** | High | Standard `layout_stride` cannot represent zero-stride broadcast mappings. citeturn18search1 | Read-only `broadcast_view` distinct from `mdspan`. | +| **Negative strides** | High | NumPy/Eigen/external systems can express them, `layout_stride` cannot. Eigen documents runtime negative strides. citeturn15search1turn18search1 | ABI uses signed strides; consider later `layout_signed_stride` or copy/adaptation rule. | +| **Runtime-axis reduction return type** | High | Removing runtime-selected dimensions implies runtime rank. | Compile-time axis APIs + output-taking runtime-axis forms in V1. | +| **Promotion controversy** | High | NumPy has needed dedicated NEPs to stabilize promotion semantics. citeturn14search0 | Use C++ scalar result rules first; explicit `astype` and accumulator types. | +| **C++ ABI expectations** | Critical | Users may assume “standard type” means cross-compiler binary interchange, which it does not. Platform ABI ecosystems differ. citeturn9search0turn9search1 | Explicitly separate C++ API from versioned C exchange ABI. | +| **Reinventing DLPack** | Critical | An incompatible near-copy would fragment the ecosystem. DLPack already carries nearly the complete runtime tensor descriptor. citeturn15search0 | Liaison/adoption/compatibility study before freezing STX ABI. | +| **GPU pointer semantics** | Critical | Device pointers need synchronization and execution context; host dereference may be invalid. DLPack explicitly models work streams, while CUDA/oneAPI use different execution models. citeturn15search0turn10search0turn5search0 | Keep device ownership out of core V1; descriptor + extensions. | +| **Over-constraining `constexpr`** | Medium | Requiring constant evaluation can remove optimized implementation techniques. citeturn9search29 | `constexpr` metadata/static operations aggressively; optimized runtime kernels selectively. | +| **Padding and allocator complexity** | Medium | A mapping's required storage can exceed logical element count. citeturn18search2 | Exhaustive packed owner V1; padded owners later. | +| **Aliasing correctness** | High | Views, in-place arithmetic and broadcasting make overlap common. | Per-algorithm normative alias rules; extensive tests. | +| **Parallel reduction reproducibility** | High | Floating-point reassociation changes rounding. | Specify execution semantics explicitly; leave reproducible reductions as a separate policy. | +| **Compile-time cost** | High | Numerical libraries with deep template trees can substantially affect build times. | Benchmark compilation and template depth as first-class performance metrics. | +| **Backend dependence** | Medium | BLAS/vendor implementations vary in type/layout/device support. | Backends remain implementation choices; standard semantics remain backend-independent. | +| **Sub-byte dtypes** | Medium | No ordinary `T&` model exists for multiple logical elements per byte. DLPack already supports such formats. citeturn15search0 | ABI first; proxy/reference design only in a later proposal. | +| **Overlap with ``** | Critical | Duplicate matrix APIs would split the standard ecosystem. `` is already extensive and `mdspan` based. citeturn19view0turn22view0 | Tensor proposal normatively composes with ``. | +| **Advanced indexing semantic burden** | Medium | NumPy basic indexing returns views while advanced indexing returns copies. citeturn17view1 | Keep advanced gather/mask indexing out of V1. | + +The most important unresolved design questions for the first R0 paper are therefore not “which FFT should we provide?” or “should tensor use CUDA?” They are much more fundamental: + +**First**, is compile-time rank an acceptable first-standardization boundary? This report strongly recommends yes because it preserves direct `mdspan` composition. + +**Second**, should the owning type be named `mdarray` to continue WG21 precedent, or `tensor` to give the new numerical abstraction a clearer identity? P1684 gives `mdarray` historical weight; ecosystem terminology gives `tensor` usability weight. citeturn0search18 + +**Third**, should V1 owner layouts be only exhaustive layouts? This report recommends yes, with arbitrary striding remaining a view property and padded ownership following later. + +**Fourth**, should broadcasting be part of the first algorithm paper? Yes. It is the one NumPy semantic that most fundamentally changes how N-D elementwise algorithms compose, and its rules are compact and mature. citeturn17view0 + +**Fifth**, should expression templates be user-visible? This report recommends no. They should be an implementation technique or an explicitly lazy future view layer. + +**Sixth**, should mixed-dtype operations mimic NumPy? No for V1. The default should be ordinary C++ scalar-expression semantics, with explicit conversion/accumulation controls. + +**Seventh**, should the Standard define a new tensor C ABI? It should investigate and specify the requirements, but the most responsible initial position is **DLPack compatibility first, invention second**. DLPack's current descriptor and exchange API already solve an unusually large fraction of the requested problem, including versioning, device identification, signed shape/strides, managed lifetime, read-only/copied flags and current-work-stream exchange. citeturn15search0turn4search1 + +The strongest committee proposition can therefore be summarized in one sentence: + +> **Standard C++ should standardize an owning, allocator-aware, fixed-rank multidimensional tensor that is natively viewable as `std::mdspan`, add a compact set of generic NumPy-style broadcasting and reduction algorithms around that vocabulary, reuse `` and `` rather than competing with them, and pursue runtime-rank/device/binary interoperability as separately layered facilities centered on a DLPack-compatible C descriptor.** + +That approach is substantially more likely to remain useful for decades than either extreme: a minimal owner with no numerical semantics, or a wholesale attempt to reproduce the entire Python/NumPy execution model in the C++ Standard Library. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/eval_seed_cases.md b/docs/eval_seed_cases.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0239a8c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/eval_seed_cases.md @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +# Eval Seed Cases — Matrix Library Upgrade + +**Purpose:** the standing, deterministic smoke set for the eval loop (`docs/prompts/eval_harvest.md` promotion target "add eval seed case"). Each seed is a minimal probe with a reproducible recipe and a machine-checkable expectation. Seeds are **fast** (compile < 30s, run < 5s), **deterministic** (fixed inputs, fixed seeds), and independent of the full suite — run them before/after changes to get seconds-level signal. + +**Recipe format:** probes live in `.work/probes/` (session-local; the owner session promotes a seed's probe into `tests/cases/` where a permanent home exists). Standard compile: + +```sh +cd /workspace/github.repo/matrix +g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe .work/probes/.cc && .work/probe +# ASan variant (S1/S2 seeds): add -DNDEBUG -fsanitize=address (NDEBUG on purpose: better_assert silent, real OOB observable) +``` + +Each probe `main()` prints `PASS ` on success, `FAIL : ` otherwise; exit code 0 iff pass. Status: **seeded** (defined here, probe written by owner session) / **live** (probe exists in `.work/probes/` and passes) / **promoted** (also in `tests/cases/`). + +| ID | Finding | Probe (sketch) | Expected | Owner | Status | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| E01 | C1 | `matrix m{5,5,1.0}; m.shrink_to_size(5,3);` print shape + all values; plus grow case `m2{1,1,7.0}.shrink_to_size(4,4)` | 5×3; rows = `1 1 1 0 0`-pattern (first 3 cols preserved, rest 0); grow case zero-pads | S1 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` case e01; permanent home `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp`; PASS post-fix 2026-08-17, runId b356840) | +| E02 | C2 | `matrix m{3,5,{1..15}}; auto f = flipdim(m,2);` print `f`; plus `flipdim(m,1)` | `f` equals hand-written left-right flip of `m` (rows reversed element order); `flipdim(m,1)` = up-down flip; ASan-clean on 3×5 | S1 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` case e02; permanent home `tests/cases/flip.hpp`; PASS post-fix 2026-08-17, runId b356840) | +| E03 | S1 (report) | write a 3-byte file `x.npy` to `.work/`; `matrix m; bool ok = m.load_npy(".work/x.npy");` print `ok`; plus a 21-byte file with valid magic but truncated header | prints `ok=0`; **no** ASan report, no abort, no `terminate` | S2 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E03_E04.cc`; permanent home: negative cases in `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`) | +| E04 | S1 (report) | hand-write a minimal valid float32 `.npy` (64-bit, shape 1×2) into `.work/`; load into `matrix` | returns `false` (dtype mismatch rejected), no misinterpretation of bytes | S2 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E03_E04.cc`; permanent home: foreign-dtype case in `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`) | +| E05 | C3 | `matrix m{2,3,{1,2,3,4,5,6}};` print `fliplr(m)`, `flipud(m)` | `fliplr` = `3 2 1 / 6 5 4`; `flipud` = `4 5 6 / 1 2 3` | S3 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E05_E09.cc` case E05; permanent home `tests/cases/flip_aliases.hpp`; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId e2ac38d) | +| E06 | C4 | `auto p = pinv(diag(1.0, 2.0));` print `p` | ≈ `diag(1.0, 0.5)` within 1e-8 | S3 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E05_E09.cc` case E06; permanent home `tests/cases/pinv.hpp`; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId e2ac38d) — **D4 note:** the 2×4 wide rank-deficient adversarial case was narrowed to a 4×2 *tall* case (tall/square SVD is valid; the m m{2,2,{1,1,0,1}}; auto p3 = m ^ 3;` print `p3` | **compiles** (pre-fix: hard error) and `p3 == m*m*m` exactly | S3 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E08.cc`; permanent home `tests/cases/matrix_power.hpp`; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId e2ac38d) | +| E09 | P2 (LU) | solve the same 6×6 system before/after pivoting via `lu_solver`; print both x | `‖x_before − x_after‖∞ < 1e-9` (solutions invariant; factors may differ) | S3 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E05_E09.cc` case E09 + E09b; permanent home `tests/cases/lu_pivoting.hpp`; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId e2ac38d) — **fast-math note:** the singular-system `nullopt` pin (E09b) lives only in the `-O1` probe; under the suite's `-Ofast` the library's `isinf/isnan` guards fold away, so `lu_solver` returns `has_value` with a NaN solution instead of `nullopt` (pre-existing build property, documented in `lu_pivoting.hpp`) | +| E10 | C8 | `matrix m{1,2,{1,2}};` print `mean(m)`, `variance(m)`, `standard_deviation(m)` with types | `1.5`, `0.25`, `0.70711…` (all `double`); **note:** `standard_deviation` uses the existing `n−1` sample formula — `√(0.5/1) = √0.5 ≈ 0.70711`, **not** `0.5` (population value; the formula is preserved by design, PRD §5 row 8) | S4 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E10_E13.cc` E10 block; permanent homes `tests/cases/mean.hpp` (C8 case) + E10_E13.cc; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId 53a77fc) — **pre-fix reality note:** int `mean` was `unsigned long` (truncated; unsigned integer division — negative sums wrap) and int `variance`/`standard_deviation` were hard compile errors, not the review's "returns 0"; both discrepancies logged in `docs/session_4/brainstorming.md` | +| E11 | C9 | `conv(A{2,2}, kernel{1,1,{0.5}}, "same")` in a debug (asserting) build | returns the scaled A without abort (pre-fix: debug abort on 1×1 kernel) | S4 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E10_E13.cc` E11 block incl. rb==1/cb==2 and rb==2/cb==1 directions; permanent homes `tests/cases/conv_same.hpp` + E10_E13.cc; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId 53a77fc) | +| E12 | C10 | `rref(matrix{2,2,{2,0,0,3}})` in a debug build | returns `nullopt`-free option ≈ `eye(2)`; square system accepted (pre-fix: debug abort) | S4 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E10_E13.cc` E12 block incl. singular→nullopt and wide regression; permanent homes `tests/cases/rref.hpp` + E10_E13.cc; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId 53a77fc) — **row>col excluded by design:** pre-existing release-reachable OOB (strided `col_begin(i)` for i≥col), pinned by the before/after ASan pair (probe `S4_p3_wide_asan.cc`, reports identical in substance); repair requires an algorithm-body change — future-session decision | +| E13 | P2 (cholesky) | `cholesky_decomposition(m, a)` with `m = [[1,2],[2,1]]` (eigenvalues −1, 3 → not PD) | returns `false`; `a` left in a defined state; PD case returns `true` | S4 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E10_E13.cc` E13 block: non-PD→false/defined, PD→true + `a·aᵀ ≈ m`, PSD-singular→false, 1×1 {0}→false, 1×1 {4}→true; permanent homes `tests/cases/cholesky.hpp` + E10_E13.cc; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId 53a77fc) — **C-11 note:** strict boundary `sum <= 0` (PSD-singular and 1×1 {0} force `<=`, not `<`); complex value_type keeps the legacy path (no ordering; zero in-repo complex callers) | +| E14 | C11 | `auto a = rand(4,4,7); auto b = rand(4,4,7); auto c = rand(4,4,8);` print `a==b`, `a==c`, range | `a==b` true (explicit-seed determinism), `a==c` false, all values in `[0,1)` | S5 | promoted (probe `.work/probes/E14_E15.cc` E14 block; permanent home `tests/cases/rand.hpp` — suite case "rand: explicit-seed determinism, [0,1) range, and engine pins (C11/E14)"; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId 5dca4f6) — **pre-fix reality note:** the C11 red was structural (global-state grep 3→0, TSan clean but libc-blind, per-call-site seed-0 correlation) + the suite's `!noexcept` pin compiled red pre-fix (`s5_t1_red.log`); explicit-seed value streams **changed** by design (sanctioned, PRD row 13) — pre-fix streams recorded in `s5_prefix.log`; **int/complex-T instantiations no longer compile** ([uniform.real] floating-point `result_type`; no in-repo consumers — audited; documented-unsupported) | +| E15 | S2 (report) | `save_png` (or the member that calls it) with a guaranteed-unwritable path (e.g. `/nonexistent_dir/x.png` or a mode-000 dir) | no crash/UB; silent no-op; process exits 0 | S5 | live (probe `.work/probes/S5_p2_save_png.cc` + `.work/probes/E14_E15.cc` E15 block; PASS post-fix 2026-08-18, runId 5dca4f6 — pre-fix SIGSEGV exit 139 recorded in `s5_prefix.log`; probe-only by design: no permanent suite home, `save_as_png` still returns `true` on the no-op (S6 I/O-policy note) — disk-full mid-write remains a documented known limitation (fputc failures unchecked, pre-existing)) | +| E16 | P1 | `fft` of 8×8 delta at (0,0) → all ones; round-trip `ifft(fft(x)) ≈ x` on a fixed 8×8 input (e.g. all-`3.0` matrix + that delta — no RNG, no wall clock); the differential test vs the embedded naive-DFT oracle lives in `tests/cases/fft.hpp` (permanent home), not as a seed | all-ones within 1e-9; round-trip `‖·‖∞ < 1e-9` (pre-fix: `ifft(fft(x)) == R·C·x` — record the baseline first). **No timing assertion** (seeds never encode wall clock; the speed claim is stated in the ReadMe, verified ad hoc) | S6 | live (probe `.work/probes/E16_E17.cc` — build `g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s6 .work/probes/E16_E17.cc && .work/probe_s6` → `E16_E17 PASS`; permanent home `tests/cases/fft.hpp`: all-ones delta, round-trip identity, ifft-scale differential vs the frozen corrected-naive oracle, flip-aware `ifft∘ifft = flip2d(x)/(R·C)` normalization pin — PASS 2026-08-18, suite 75 cases green) | +| E17 | C13 | 3×1 column `[0,1,2]`: record the pre-fix row order (predicted `(2,1,0)` from the swap block — measured wins), then post-fix compare to the pinned NumPy convention: roll by `(n+1)/2` = 2, so **both** `fftshift` and `ifftshift` return the spectrum rows in order `(1,2,0)` (NumPy: 1-D shifts are equal; the library's fused design applies the same roll to the transform output); even case n=4: both rotate by 2 | post-fix: `fftshift` row order = `ifftshift` row order = `(1,2,0)` on the 3×1 spectrum; n=4 = `(2,3,0,1)`; pre-fix record shows the divergence | S6 | live (same probe, E17 block; in-suite pins in `tests/cases/fft.hpp` hand-compute both functions' 3×1 `[1,2,3]` and 4×1 `[1,2,3,4]` spectra (roll `(1,2,0)` / `(2,3,0,1)`) plus 5×1 permutation `(2,3,4,0,1)` and an even-dim 6×8 permutation-vs-swap oracle — PASS 2026-08-18) | +| E18 | A2 | compile probe: `#include "matrix.hpp"` + a line calling `feng::random(2,2)`, and separately `feng::pinverse`, free `feng::det(m)`, `feng::random_like` | **compile fails** for all four names post-S6 (names retired); `feng::rand`, `feng::rand_like`, `feng::pinv`, `m.det()` still compile | S6 | live (negative `.work/probes/E18_negative.cc` fails to compile naming all five retired identifiers; positive `.work/probes/E18_positive.cc` compiles and runs, output bit-identical pre/post retirement — recorded 2026-08-18 in `.work/evidence/s6_e18_negative.log`) | +| E19 | S4 (report) | `rref(matrix{3,2,{...}})` (row > col) built with `-DNDEBUG -fsanitize=address` (probe `.work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc`) | **ASan heap-buffer-overflow READ in `gauss_jordan_elimination`** (strided `col_begin(i)` for `i >= col` reads past the row-major buffer) — pre-existing, release-reachable; S4 relaxed the precondition to `row > 0 && col > 0` so `rref` now reaches it too (release behavior unchanged; debug previously aborted at the `row < col` assert). A fix (bounding the pivot scan to `min(row, col)` rows, or a dedicated over-determined path) is a **new sanctioned decision** for a future session; the before/after ASan pair is the regression net until then | future (owner TBD at S5/S6) | seeded | + +## Usage rules + +- **Run the whole set** (all `live` seeds) at the start and end of every session: minutes of compile time buys a regression net that doesn't depend on the suite. +- A seed that fails before its owner session runs is **expected** (it encodes the bug) — mark it `red-expected` in the handoff until the owner session flips it green. After the owner session, a red seed is a **blocking failure** (classify per `failure_arbiter.md` before fixing). +- **New seeds:** any session that discovers a bug not covered by E01–E18 adds a seed row + probe and registers it here (this is the standing promotion target in `eval_harvest.md`). +- Seeds never encode environment-dependent values (wall-clock, addresses, thread counts). Fixed seeds only. diff --git a/docs/evidence_map.md b/docs/evidence_map.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8f446fa --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/evidence_map.md @@ -0,0 +1,89 @@ +# Evidence Map — Matrix Library Upgrade + +Every major recommendation in `docs/prd.md` and the session plans is mapped below. Rules: claims without evidence are marked **speculative**; speculative claims never become MUST/SHALL requirements; disagreements are stated and one path is chosen. + +- **Sources:** `R` = `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md` (2026-07-13 sharded review; its line numbers re-verified against the current `matrix.hpp` in this planning turn — file is the reviewed revision, 7,688 vs 7,689 lines). `V` = re-verified by direct inspection/probe in this planning turn (2026-08-17). `D` = deep-research docs (`docs/deep_research/`). `S` = speculative (no direct evidence; estimate or inference). +- **Confidence:** the review's stated confidence, adjusted by this turn's re-verification. + +## 1. Findings → evidence + +| # | Claim (recommendation) | Evidence | Source | Confidence | Gap / Risk | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| C1 | `shrink_to_size` copies `the_rows_to_copy` columns per row → heap OOB / silent corruption; fix = copy `the_cols_to_copy` | Buggy `std::copy` at 3531–3532 confirmed present today; review reproduced ASan `heap-buffer-overflow` (5×5→5×3) and silent corruption (3×10→5×2) | R§C1 + V (code) | 100% (review repro) + code re-verified | None known; S1 pre-flight re-runs the ASan probe | +| C2 | `flipdim(m,2)` swaps a column against a row → OOB (non-square) / corruption (square); fix = `col_begin(index_right)` | Buggy `swap_ranges` at 4479 confirmed present today; review reproduced ASan OOB (3×5) and wrong 4×4 result | R§C2 + V (code) | 100% (review repro) + code re-verified | None known; S1 pre-flight re-runs the ASan probe | +| C3 | `fliplr`/`flipud` aliases swapped vs MATLAB/NumPy convention | `fliplr→flipdim(m,1)`, `flipud→flipdim(m,2)` at 4491/4496 confirmed; convention followed elsewhere in library (`meshgrid`, `conv`, pooling per review) | R§C3 + V (code) | High | Semantics rest on convention, not on an in-repo spec; S3 documents the chosen convention in the handoff | +| C4 | `pinverse`/`pinv` never invert singular values (returns `V·Σ·Uᵀ`); fix = use the SVD-inversion path | `pinverse` body at 5226–5230 confirmed (`v * w * u.transpose()`, no inversion); `svd_inverse` (5216) inverts with 1e-10 threshold; review probe: `pinverse(diag(1,2))` → `diag(1,2)`, expected `diag(1,0.5)` | R§C4 + V (code) | 100% (review probe) + code re-verified | Threshold 1e-10 inherited from `svd_inverse`; no documented rationale — acceptable, noted in handoff | +| C5 | `det()` Schur-complement path uses `P.inverse()` with no singularity handling → silent NaN; fix = LU-based `det = ±∏U_ii`, zero pivot ⇒ `0` | `crtp_det` at 2048; review probe: singular-P block matrix → `-nan` (true det 0) | R§C5 + V (code) | 100% (review probe) + code re-verified | Zero-pivot rule is exact-arithmetic only; near-singular matrices yield tiny nonzero dets (no epsilon added — policy P7, PRD §7) | +| C6 | `operator^` does not compile for odd n≥3 (`*` binds tighter than `^`) | Buggy line at 5566 confirmed present today; review compile probe: `no match for 'operator*'` | R§C6 + V (code) | 100% (review compile probe) | Fix `half*half*lhs` re-verified by hand for n=3; S3 pre-flight compiles `m^3` | +| C7 | `better_assert` is a no-op under `NDEBUG`; release builds lose all boundary checks | Macro at 84–95 confirmed; review verified no-op behavior | R§C7 + V (code) | 100% (code) | Policy choice (document vs convert) — decided: document + hard checks at I/O boundaries (PRD §7 P2). Full conversion deferred (scope) | +| C8 | `mean`/`variance`/`standard_deviation` truncate for integer matrices | `mean = sum(m)/m.size()` at 7640 confirmed (integer division for `matrix`); review probe: `mean({1,2;1,2}) == 1`, expected 1.5 | R§C8 + V (code) | 100% (review probe) + code re-verified | Return type changes int→double (sanctioned, PRD §5 row 8); existing `tests/cases/mean.hpp` must be checked for int assumptions in S4 | +| C9 | `conv` "same" mode: second assert re-checks `rb`; both reject valid 1×1 kernel | Verified this turn: both asserts at ~6620 check `rb` (condition AND message copy-pasted); condition is `> 1` while the message says "at least 1"; the slicing below handles `rb==1` (`(rb-1)>>1 == 0`) | R§C9 + V (code) | High (code-verified; abort repro still probed in S4 debug pre-flight) | +| C10 | `rref`/`gauss_jordan_elimination` precondition `row < col` rejects square systems the algorithm handles | Verified this turn: assert `row < col` at 6396; algorithm (6398–6420 region) defined for square systems; 1e-10 pivot early-exit remains the singularity signal | R§C10 + V (code) | High (code-verified) | Debug/release behavior split is the risk; S4 pre-flight probes square `rref` in debug build before relaxing | +| C11 | `rand` uses global `srand`/`rand`: re-seeds per call, not thread-safe, low quality | Implementation at 5240–5250 confirmed; review: `srand(time+&ans)` per call when seed==0, `std::rand()` sequence | R§C11 + V (code) | High (concurrency impact latent) | **In-repo invariant found (V):** examples use *explicit* seeds (0012/0019/0020/0021: seeds 1, 2) → explicit-seed determinism must be preserved; `tests/cases/inverse.hpp` uses seed 0 and is value-agnostic. Value stream changes with mt19937 (sanctioned, PRD §5 row 13); verified no consumer depends on specific values | +| C12 | `reduce` divides by `hardware_concurrency()` which may be 0 → SIGFPE | Unguarded `hardware_concurrency()` at 1152 and 4036 confirmed; guarded pattern already exists at 276 (`total_cores <= 1` check) | R§C12 + V (code) | High (unreachable on typical hosts) | Not executable on typical hosts — acceptance = guard present in both sites (grep) + review; marked as such in the contract | +| C13 | `fftshift`/`ifftshift` wrong for odd dimensions (swap-based remap, not circular rotation) | Verified this turn: `row_starter = (R>>1)+(R&1)` + `swap_ranges` loop at 6349/6480 — equals NumPy roll for **even** n; for odd n=5 gives row order (3,4,2,0,1) vs NumPy `fftshift` roll-by-3 (2,3,4,0,1). The review's described *index remap* and its worked example do **not** match this code (conflict C-09) | R§C13 + V (code read this turn) | **High for the bug's existence** (code-verified); the *fix target* stays probe-first per P5 | Chosen path (C-01, refined): probe-first; pin to **NumPy** roll by `(n+1)/2`; even-dim behavior must stay bit-identical (regression pin); fused transform+shift design kept + documented | +| S1 | `load_npy` performs no buffer-size validation → OOB read on truncated files; `stoul` throws from `noexcept`; **two extra hazards found this turn**: `header_length` taken from the file can overflow the offset arithmetic (`10 + header_length` with 0xFFFFFFFF); shape parse can run on an unguarded `npos` from `header.find` | `crtp_load_npy` at 2499–2570 confirmed (fixed-offset derefs at `buffer.data()+6/8/10`, no length checks, dtype never checked); review ASan repro: 3-byte file → OOB read at ~2520; `noexcept` + `stoul` → `std::terminate` | R§S1 + V (code) | 100% (review ASan repro) + code re-verified incl. extra hazards | `load_bmp` (6760–6770) is the in-repo model of correct boundary validation — S2 follows it. Overflow check must be written as `header_length <= buffer.size() - data_prefix` style, **not** `buffer.size() < 10 + header_length` (wraps). dtype-mismatch (float32 into `double`) = reject with `false` (decision, PRD §7 P3) | +| S2 | `save_png` dereferences unchecked `fopen` result (null `FILE*` UB); stray `;;` | `save_png` at 3096; `fputc(..., fp)` with no `if(!fp)` confirmed per review; contrast `save_as_bmp` checks its stream | R§S2 + V (code read) | High | Open-failure path hard to trigger deterministically; acceptance = code-review of the guard + one probe to a guaranteed-unwritable path | +| P1 | `fft`/`ifft` are correct but naive O(N⁴) DFTs despite the FFT name; `ifft` additionally **lacks the `1/(R·C)` normalization** (so `ifft(fft(x)) == R·C·x`) — the latter found this turn, beyond the review's claim | Quadruple-nested loops at 6313/6446 confirmed and read in full this turn: the loops are a *correct* 2-D DFT (kernel sign right), so the review's "no-op stub" description **does not hold** (conflict C-08); `ifft` kernel is the conjugate with no `1/N` factor (NumPy normalizes the inverse) | R§P1 + V (code, full read this turn) | High (code-verified both claims) | Chosen path: **implement real separable radix-2 FFT under the same name** (user decision), with the naive loops **retained as the documented non-power-of-2 fallback and as the differential-test oracle**; `ifft` gains `1/(R·C)` (sanctioned, PRD §5 row 16) | +| P2 | `lu_decomposition` lacks partial pivoting; `cholesky` has no positive-definiteness guard; `det` avoids LU | `lu_decomposition` at 6499 (no pivot selection) confirmed; `cholesky_decomposition` at 5676 (no guard) confirmed per review | R§P2 + V (code) | High | Pivoting changes L/U factors (solutions unchanged) — sanctioned, PRD §5 row 7; examples 0019 prints L/U (print-only, no assertions — verified). `cholesky_decomposition` has **zero in-repo callers** (verified by grep) → `void→bool` safe | +| A1 | ~30 CRTP mixins re-derive identical typedefs; single concrete class | Mixin list at 3723–3760 confirmed; `type_proxy_type` pattern throughout | R§A1 + V (code) | High (structural) | **Deferred** (PRD §6): whole-header refactor exceeds one 128K session; no behavior bug | +| A2 | API duplication: `random`↔`rand`, `random_like`↔`rand_like`, `pinv`↔`pinverse`, free `det(m)`↔member | All four pairs confirmed at 5233/5262/5267/5278/4319 | R§A2 + V (code + grep) | 100% | Consumer audit (V): `feng::random` used only in `examples/cases/0013_prefix.hpp:3`; no in-repo use of `pinverse`/`svd_inverse`/free `det`/`random_like`; tests use `rand` only. S6 blast radius therefore includes that one example file | +| A3 | Free `abs/exp/sqrt/log/pow/norm/...` are hostile to ADL with `using namespace feng`; (review additionally claims `norm` at ~1864/1869/1901 uses `feng::elem::norm`) | **Verified unsupported in the current file this turn:** `grep` finds **no** `feng::elem` and **no** `namespace elem` anywhere in `matrix.hpp`; `norm` lives at 5820 (`eigen_jacobi_private::norm`, a correctly self-qualified private helper), 6154/6169 (member), 7590 (`std::norm`, standard) | R§A3 + V (grep this turn) | **High that the finding as described does not hold** (C-10) | Chosen path: S6 runs a verification pass (the grep, re-executed at pre-flight) + a namespace-hygiene policy note; **no code change expected**. Full elementwise namespacing parked (risk R-08) | +| R1 | `svd_inverse` calls `singular_value_decomposition(a, u, v, w)` with swapped order vs signature `(a, u, w, v)` | Call at 5221 vs signature at 4921 confirmed | R§R1 + V (code) | High | One of the direct causes of C4; fixed in S3, name retired in S6 (canonical = `pinv`) | +| R2 | ~40 near-identical 6-line elementwise templates (~1,200 lines boilerplate) | Blocks confirmed at **6840–7189 (unary) and 7210–7535 (binary)** — the review's stated range (6495–6930) is **wrong** | R§R2 + V (code) | High | Line-range error recorded here (conflict C-02). Macro/`apply_unary` consolidation **deferred** (no correctness impact; would churn every test file) | +| R3 | Stray `;;` in `save_png`; typo in `det` precondition message; non-idiomatic top-level-const returns | `;;` at ~3105 per review; typo at ~2056 per review | R§R3 | High | Allocation fixed this turn (C-09): det-typo rides with **S3** (the function S3 rewrites); save_png `;;` rides with **S5** (its region); top-level-const sweep **deferred** (cosmetic, churn) | +| T1 | Test suite green but zero coverage of the buggy paths | `tests/cases/` listing (59 files, 1,158 lines) verified; no case for `shrink_to_size`, `flip*`, `pinv*`, `det`, `^`, `conv`, `fft` | R§T1 + V (listing) | High | Addressed by T1/T2 policy (PRD §7): every fix ships its regression case | +| T2 | Happy-path-only assertions; error paths untested | e.g. `tests/cases/ones.hpp` well-formed shapes only; `load_npy.hpp` valid file only | R§T2 + V (code read) | High | Negative-path cases ship with S2/S3/S4 per contracts | + +## 2. Project-level claims + +| Claim | Evidence | Source | Confidence | Gap / Risk | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| `matrix.hpp` ≈ 80–85K tokens; a 128K session cannot read header + review + a research report in full | File is 312,169 bytes / 7,688 lines; ~3.7 bytes/token heuristic | **S** (estimate) | ~80% (estimate) | Never becomes a MUST; it motivates the budget maps (advisory). Measure precisely if a session feels the pinch | +| Current `matrix.hpp` == reviewed revision | 7,688 vs 7,689 lines; landmarks C1/C2/C4/C6/S2 anchors all match review line numbers within ±1 | V (this turn) | High | Line numbers stay **hints**; function names are the anchors (project contract §7) | +| No in-repo consumer depends on `rand` value streams or on the A2 alias names except `examples/cases/0013_prefix.hpp:3` (`feng::random`) | grep over `tests/`, `examples/`, `ReadMe.md` | V (this turn) | High for in-repo | Unknown external users of the header — the sanctioned-change table (PRD §5) is the disclosure mechanism | +| Examples print values but assert nothing → behavior changes can't break `make example` | `examples/cases/0005_det.hpp` et al. use `std::cout` only; `Makefile` `example` target compiles `examples/example.cc` | V (this turn) | High | S3/S6 still run `make example` (compile check for removed names) | +| `tests/cases/inverse.hpp` (seed 0) and other tests are value-agnostic w.r.t. `rand` | Read the case: asserts `mat*inv ≈ I`, independent of the actual values | V (this turn) | High | C11 value-stream change is safe in-repo | +| Research docs (D) support NumPy-convention semantics and justify the bounded FFT scope | Report 6: §152 "Proposed semantic model and API blueprint"; §1314 scope-explosion risk lists FFT as a growth vector; §1335 open question "which FFT should we provide?"; P3500R0 §274 math/integration, §144 execution domains | D | Research-grade (context) | Used as **semantics authority + context only** — never as MUST requirements (speculative about this library) | +| Deep-research line references resolve | report 6: 152, 511, 1314, 1335; P3500R0: 79, 117, 136, 144, 171, 274 | V (this turn, grep) | High | Session docs cite section + line; if a doc is re-generated, re-resolve | + +## 3. Conflicts and chosen paths + +| ID | Conflict | Parties | Chosen path | Where enforced | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| C-01 | C13's correct-output example vs NumPy `fftshift` definition for odd `n` | Review report (derived example) vs NumPy reference (library's stated convention) | **NumPy wins** (the library documents itself as MATLAB/NumPy-conventional); S6 pre-flight probes current behavior and validates the fix against NumPy for even **and** odd sizes before implementing | S6 contract `invariants` + PRD §7 P5 | +| C-02 | Review R2 line range (6495–6930) vs actual code (6840–7189) | Review report vs current `matrix.hpp` | Current code wins; range corrected here; reinforces the anchors policy (names > lines) | Project contract §7 | +| C-03 | P1 fix: rename to `dft` (smallest) vs implement real FFT | Review's two options | **Implement real FFT, keep the name** (user decision; the name is the contract) | PRD §5 row 16; S6 scope | +| C-04 | C7: document `NDEBUG` policy vs convert all asserts to runtime checks | Review's two options | **Document** + hard checks at I/O boundaries only (full conversion = whole-header behavior/perf change, out of scope) | PRD §7 P2; S5 | +| C-05 | A2 canonical for pseudoinverse: `pinverse` (review's probe name) vs `pinv` (only documented name) | Review narrative vs ReadMe API table | **`pinv`** per the canonical-name rule; `pinverse` and `svd_inverse` names retired in S6 (implementation kept as the single private core) | PRD §7 P1; S3+S6 contracts | +| C-06 | A3: full elementwise namespacing vs minimal `norm` cleanup | Review's options vs session budget | **Minimal** (S6); full namespacing parked (R-08) — refined by C-10 this turn to *verification pass + policy note, no code change expected* | PRD §6; risk register | +| C-07 | `det` of a singular matrix: `NaN` (current) vs `0` (documented contract, ReadMe §det) | Current behavior vs ReadMe | **`0`** — the documented contract wins; zero-pivot ⇒ exact `0` | PRD §5 row 5; S3 | +| C-08 | P1: review says "no-op stub"; code is a correct O(n⁴) DFT; plus the `ifft` normalization gap the review missed | Review report vs current `matrix.hpp` (full read this turn) | **Code wins.** The fix targets the real gaps: performance (radix-2) + the missing `1/(R·C)` `ifft` normalization; naive loops kept as fallback **and** differential oracle | PRD §5 row 16; S6 contract | +| C-09 | C13: review describes an index remap with a worked example; code is a swap-based remap (correct for even n, wrong for odd n) | Review report vs current `matrix.hpp` (read this turn) | **Code wins for the diagnosis; NumPy wins for the target.** Swap block replaced by circular roll `(n+1)/2`; even-n behavior bit-identical regression pin; probe-first retained | S6 contract invariants | +| C-10 | A3's `feng::elem::norm` claim vs the actual file (no such calls/namespace) | Review report vs current `matrix.hpp` (grep this turn) | **Claim unsupported → verification pass + policy note only; no code change expected** | PRD §4; S6 contract | +| C-11 | `load_npy` hazard list: review's list vs two additional hazards found on full read (header_length overflow; unguarded `npos` shape parse) | Review report vs current `matrix.hpp` (read this turn) | **Union.** All hazards in the S2 contract; overflow check written non-wrapping | S2 contract `in_scope` + `adversarial_cases` | + +## 4. Speculative claims register (never MUST/SHALL) + +- Token estimate for `matrix.hpp` (§2, row 1) — advisory for budget maps only. +- A3's "hostile to ADL" harm is latent (no observed miscompile in-repo). +- C11's concurrency hazard is latent (no in-repo concurrent `rand` calls found). +- Research-doc claims about the *standard* `std::tensor` design — authoritative about the proposal, not about this library. + +## 5. Session 6 closeout (2026-08-17, project-closing) + +All S1–S6 findings are now **fixed or explicitly deferred**; S6 closed the last open ones. + +| Finding | Status | Evidence | +|---|---|---| +| P1 (fast `fft`/`ifft`, `ifft` normalization) | **Fixed.** Whole-matrix radix-2 fast path (separable 1-D, corrected naive kept as non-power-of-2 fallback AND as the frozen differential oracle); `ifft` gains exactly one `1/(R·C)` — round-trip `ifft(fft(x)) == x` and `ifft(x)·(R·C) == ref_inv(x)` pinned. C-08 closed as planned (code won; the pre-fix loops were a correct O(n⁴) DFT). | `docs/session_6/` (failure_arbiter F1–F2); suite 75 cases green (49,217,641 assertions); benchmark 8626×/27116×/>48140× at 128/256/512 (`.work/evidence/s6_bench_prefix.log`) | +| C13 (`fftshift`/`ifftshift` odd dims) | **Fixed.** Circular roll by `(n+1)/2` per axis (`fftshift_private::shift_roll`); even-n bit-identical to the old swap (regression pin green), odd-n pinned to NumPy: 3×1 ⇒ `(1,2,0)`, 5×1 ⇒ `(2,3,4,0,1)`. Fused transform+shift design **kept** (documented intentional deviation — C-01/C-09 closed). | E16_E17 probe PASS (`-O1`); in-suite pins n=3/4/5 + even-dim 6×8 permutation; `.work/evidence/s6_t3_suite.log` | +| A2 (alias retirement) | **Fixed.** `random`/`random_like`/`pinverse`/`svd_inverse`/free `det(m)` deleted; SVD core moved as-is to `matrix_details::pinv_core` behind canonical `pinv`; `rand_like`/`randn_like` call `rand` directly; `tests/cases/pinv.hpp` canonicalized; `examples/cases/0013_prefix.hpp` uses `rand`. Grep gate: retired-name count 0 in `matrix.hpp` (`random` = `#include ` only). | E18 negative probe fails to compile naming all five retired identifiers; E18 positive probe bit-identical pre/post retirement (`.work/evidence/s6_e18_negative.log`) | +| A3 (`feng::elem` hygiene) | **Verified unsupported — no code change** (C-10 closed as planned). Re-run pre-flight: `grep -c 'feng::elem\|namespace elem' matrix.hpp` = 0; no qualified `feng::elem` calls. Policy note: keep elementwise free functions in `feng` (single-namespace header); do not introduce a `feng::elem` sub-namespace without a real ADL incident. | `.work/evidence/s6_a3_grep.log`; handoff §A3 | +| R1 (SVD arg order) | Fixed in S3; `svd_inverse` name retired in S6 (canonical `pinv`). | pinv case (threshold scenario) green | + +### Eval probes — live (S6) + +- **E16** — FFT round-trip + normalization: 8×8 delta at (0,0) ⇒ all-ones `fft` (1e-9); `‖ifft(fft(x)) − x‖∞ < 1e-9` on the fixed 8×8 input. **Live** in `.work/probes/E16_E17.cc` (E16 part) and in `tests/cases/fft.hpp`; build `g++ -std=c++20 -DPARALLEL -O1 -o .work/probe_s6 .work/probes/E16_E17.cc && .work/probe_s6` → prints `E16_E17 PASS`. +- **E17** — `fftshift`/`ifftshift` shift pins: hand-pinned 3×1 `(1,2,0)` and 4×1 `(2,3,0,1)` values (NumPy roll `(n+1)/2`; fused `fft`/`ifft` + roll design). **Live** in the same probe + in-suite. +- **E18** — alias-retirement compile probe (negative): uses `random`/`random_like`/`pinverse`/`svd_inverse`/free `det`; must fail to compile naming a retired identifier after A2; positive twin (`rand`/`rand_like`/`randn_like`/`pinv`/member `det`) must compile and run. **Live** in `.work/probes/E18_negative.cc` / `E18_positive.cc`. diff --git a/docs/opencode_sharded_review.md b/docs/opencode_sharded_review.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..79d072a --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/opencode_sharded_review.md @@ -0,0 +1,364 @@ +# Sharded Code Review — `matrix.hpp` + +- **Date:** 2026-07-13 +- **Scope:** `matrix.hpp` (7,689 lines, single-header C++20 matrix library, `namespace feng`), plus `tests/` and `ReadMe.md` for contract evidence. +- **Method:** Manual review along six axes (correctness, readability, security/safety, tests, architecture, performance) followed by empirical verification with GCC 16.2 (C++20, `-DPARALLEL`): + - Full test suite built via `make test` and executed: **All tests passed (49,216,592 assertions in 57 test cases)**. + - AddressSanitizer probes compiled with `-DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address` (so `better_assert` is a silent no-op and the *actual* out-of-bounds behavior is observable rather than aborted on a precondition). +- **Line numbers** refer to `matrix.hpp` at review time. + +## Findings summary + +| # | Severity | Axis | Finding | Evidence verified | +|---|----------|------|---------|-------------------| +| C1 | **Critical** | Correctness | `shrink_to_size` copies the wrong column count → heap OOB write + silent corruption | ASan-confirmed | +| C2 | **Critical** | Correctness | `flipdim(m, 2)` swaps a *column* with a *row* → heap OOB (non-square) / silent corruption (square) | ASan-confirmed | +| C3 | High | Correctness | `fliplr`/`flipud` aliases are swapped vs. conventional semantics | Code-verified | +| C4 | High | Correctness | `pinverse`/`pinv` never inverts the singular values | Probe-confirmed (returns 2.0 where 0.5 expected) | +| C5 | High | Correctness | `det()` Schur complement uses `P.inverse()` with no singularity handling → silent `NaN` | Probe-confirmed | +| C6 | High | Correctness | `operator^` does not compile for any odd exponent ≥ 3 (precedence bug) | Compile probe-confirmed | +| S1 | High | Security/Correctness | `load_npy` performs no buffer-size validation → OOB read on truncated files; `stoul` can throw from `noexcept` | ASan-confirmed | +| P1 | High | Performance | `fft`/`ifft` are naive O(N⁴) direct DFTs despite the FFT name | Code-verified | +| S2 | Medium | Security/Safety | `save_png` dereferences unchecked `fopen` result (null `FILE*`) | Code-verified | +| C7 | Medium | Correctness | `better_assert` silently no-ops under `NDEBUG`, turning all boundary checks into UB paths in release builds | Code-verified | +| C8 | Medium | Correctness | `mean`/`variance`/`standard_deviation` truncate for integer matrices | Probe-confirmed | +| C9 | Medium | Correctness | `conv` "same" mode: second assert checks `rb` instead of `cb`; both reject valid 1×1 kernel | Code-verified | +| C10 | Medium | Correctness | `rref`/`gauss_jordan_elimination` precondition `row < col` rejects square systems the algorithm handles | Code-verified | +| C11 | Medium | Correctness | `rand` uses global `srand`/`rand`: re-seeds every call, not thread-safe, low quality | Code-verified | +| T1 | Medium | Tests | Test suite is green but the five most buggy code paths (shrink_to_size, flipdim, pinverse, det, `^`) have zero test coverage | Verified by listing `tests/cases/` | +| A1 | Medium | Architecture | ~30 CRTP mixins each re-derive identical typedefs via `type_proxy_type`; high indirection for a single concrete class | Code-verified | +| R1 | Medium | Readability | `svd_inverse` calls `singular_value_decomposition(a, u, v, w)` with swapped argument order vs. the signature `(a, u, w, v)` | Code-verified | +| R2 | Low | Readability | ~40 nearly identical 6-line elementwise templates (unary/binary/complex math, ~1,200 lines of boilerplate) | Code-verified | +| R3 | Low | Readability | Stray double semicolon in `save_png`; typo in `det` precondition message ("the row and matrix are supposed to be same") | Code-verified | +| C12 | Low | Correctness | `matrix_details::reduce` divides by `hardware_concurrency()` which may be 0 → SIGFPE | Code-verified (unreachable on typical hosts) | +| A2 | Low | Architecture | API duplication: `random`↔`rand`, `random_like`↔`rand_like`, `pinv`↔`pinverse`; free `det(m)` + member `m.det()` | Code-verified | +| P2 | Low | Performance | `lu_decomposition` has no partial pivoting (stability), and `cholesky` has no positive-definiteness guard | Code-verified | +| C13 | Low | Correctness | `fftshift`/`ifftshift` are wrong for odd dimensions (pair-swap, not circular rotation) | Derived (not executed) | + +--- + +## Correctness + +### C1 — `shrink_to_size` copies the wrong column count (Critical) + +- **Severity:** Critical (memory corruption) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:3528-3532` + ```cpp + size_type const the_rows_to_copy = std::min( zen.row(), new_row ); + size_type const the_cols_to_copy = std::min( zen.col(), new_col ); + + for ( size_type r = 0; r != the_rows_to_copy; ++r ) + std::copy( zen.row_begin( r ), zen.row_begin( r ) + the_rows_to_copy, other.row_begin( r ) ); + ``` + The loop copies `the_rows_to_copy` **columns per row** instead of `the_cols_to_copy`. +- **Violated contract:** the documented behavior ("if new row or col are larger than the original, padding with zero; otherwise, drop these elements", comment at `matrix.hpp:3515-3517`). +- **Impact (empirically verified):** + - `matrix{5,5,1.0}.shrink_to_size(5,3)` → AddressSanitizer: `heap-buffer-overflow` at `matrix.hpp:3532`. + - `matrix{3,10}.shrink_to_size(5,2)` → no crash but **silent corruption**: last row becomes `(21, 22, 23)` instead of the documented zero padding. +- **Smallest safe fix:** `std::copy( zen.row_begin( r ), zen.row_begin( r ) + the_cols_to_copy, other.row_begin( r ) );` +- **Confidence:** 100% (reproduced). + +### C2 — `flipdim(m, 2)` swaps a column with a row (Critical) + +- **Severity:** Critical (memory corruption) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:4476-4481` + ```cpp + std::swap_ranges( ans.col_begin( index_left ), ans.col_end( index_left ), ans.row_begin( index_right ) ); + ``` + The third argument of `swap_ranges` must be the start of the *second column*, i.e. `ans.col_begin( index_right )`. As written, it swaps a column (length `row()`) against a *row* (length `col()`). +- **Violated contract:** `flipdim` must flip along dimension 2 (left/right flip), per the parallel structure of the `dim == 1` branch and the public `fliplr`/`flipud` API. +- **Impact (empirically verified):** + - Square 4×4: result **does not equal** a left-right flip (silent data corruption). + - Non-square 3×5: AddressSanitizer `heap-buffer-overflow` at `matrix.hpp:4479`. +- **Smallest safe fix:** use `ans.col_begin( index_right )` as the third argument. +- **Confidence:** 100% (reproduced). + +### C3 — `fliplr` / `flipud` aliases are swapped (High) + +- **Severity:** High (wrong semantics; compounds C2) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:4491-4499` + ```cpp + matrix const fliplr( matrix const& m ) { return flipdim( m, 1 ); } // dim 1 flips up/down + matrix const flipud( matrix const& m ) { return flipdim( m, 2 ); } // dim 2 flips left/right + ``` +- **Violated contract:** MATLAB/NumPy convention, which this library follows elsewhere (`meshgrid`, `conv`, pooling): `fliplr` = left-right (column) flip, `flipud` = up-down (row) flip. +- **Impact:** users get the transpose-axis flip they didn't ask for; silent, no error. +- **Smallest safe fix:** `fliplr → flipdim(m, 2)`, `flipud → flipdim(m, 1)`. +- **Confidence:** High (semantics by convention; the flipdim body itself is broken anyway). + +### C4 — `pinverse` / `pinv` never inverts the singular values (High) + +- **Severity:** High (silently wrong numerical results) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:5226-5230` + ```cpp + Matrix const pinverse( const Matrix& m ) + { + Matrix u, w, v; + singular_value_decomposition( m, u, w, v ); + return v * w * u.transpose(); // W is the diagonal of singular values, NOT inverted + } + ``` + The pseudoinverse is `V · Σ⁺ · Uᵀ`; this returns `V · Σ · Uᵀ`. Compare `svd_inverse` (`matrix.hpp:5216-5224`), which *does* invert the diagonal with a 1e-10 threshold and produces correct results. +- **Violated contract:** a function named `pinverse` must compute the Moore–Penrose pseudoinverse. +- **Impact (empirically verified):** `pinverse(diag(1,2))` returns `diag(1, 2)`; expected `diag(1, 0.5)`. `svd_inverse(diag(1,2))` correctly returns `diag(1, 0.5)`. +- **Smallest safe fix:** `return svd_inverse( m );` (delete the body), or apply the same diagonal-inversion loop as `svd_inverse`. +- **Confidence:** 100% (reproduced). + +### C5 — `det()` uses `P.inverse()` without handling a singular P (High) + +- **Severity:** High (silent `NaN`/wrong results) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:2063-2067` + ```cpp + zen_type const& tmp = S - ( R * ( P.inverse() ) * Q ); + return P.det() * tmp.det(); + ``` + The Schur-complement identity `det = det(P)·det(S − R·P⁻¹·Q)` requires `P` nonsingular. There is no check; `inverse()` on a singular block yields `inf`/`NaN`, which propagates silently. +- **Violated contract:** `det` must return the determinant for any square matrix (ReadMe §"det -- matrix determinant"); for singular input the answer is `0`, not `NaN`. +- **Impact (empirically verified):** + ```cpp + // P block [[1,2],[2,4]] is singular; true determinant is 0 + det(m) == -nan + ``` +- **Additional evidence:** the precondition message at `matrix.hpp:2056` has a typo ("the row and matrix are supposed to be same"). +- **Smallest safe fix:** compute the determinant via the existing `lu_decomposition` (`matrix.hpp:~6700`): `det = ±∏U_ii` with a singularity check, and return `NaN`/`std::optional` on pivot zero. This also removes the O(n³)-per-level `inverse()` (see P2). +- **Confidence:** 100% (reproduced). + +### C6 — `operator^` does not compile for odd exponents ≥ 3 (High) + +- **Severity:** High (public API member unusable) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:5567` + ```cpp + if ( n & 1 ) + return lhs ^ ( n - 1 ) * lhs; // parses as lhs ^ ((n-1) * lhs) — `*` binds tighter than `^` + ``` +- **Violated contract:** `m ^ n` (integer power) is a documented public operation. +- **Impact (empirically verified):** + ``` + matrix.hpp:5567:36: error: no match for ‘operator*’ + (operand types are ‘uint_least64_t’ and ‘const feng::matrix’) + return lhs ^ ( n - 1 ) * lhs; + ``` + `m ^ 3` fails to instantiate; only `n == 0, 1` and even powers compile. +- **Smallest safe fix:** + ```cpp + auto const& half = lhs ^ ( n >> 1 ); + return half * half * lhs; + ``` +- **Confidence:** 100% (reproduced). + +### C7 — `mean`/`variance`/`standard_deviation` truncate for integer matrices (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium (wrong numerical results for integer types) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:7640-7641` + ```cpp + auto mean( Mat const& m ) { return sum( m ) / m.size(); } + ``` + For `matrix` this is integer division. +- **Violated contract:** "mean" is the arithmetic mean; ReadMe documents `mean` for numeric matrices generally. +- **Impact (empirically verified):** `mean(matrix{1,2, {1,2}}) == 1` (expected 1.5). Also `variance` of `{1,2}` is `0.25 → 0`, so `standard_deviation` of a 2-element int matrix is `0`. +- **Smallest safe fix:** promote the divisor/accumulator to `double` (or the matrix's floating-point promotion type) in the reduce helpers, or document integer truncation explicitly in the ReadMe. +- **Confidence:** 100% (reproduced); severity is a contract judgment. + +### C9 — `conv` "same" mode asserts are wrong (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:6620-6621` + ```cpp + better_assert( rb > 1, " ... the row of the second matrix is at least 1, but now has ", rb ); + better_assert( rb > 1, " ... the column of the second matrix is at least 1, but now has ", cb ); + ``` + Two problems: (1) the second assert re-checks `rb` instead of `cb`; (2) the message says "at least 1" but the condition `> 1` rejects a valid 1×1 kernel (for which "same" mode is well-defined and the code below handles it: `(rb-1)>>1 == 0`). +- **Violated contract:** the documented "same" mode (matches NumPy/Matlab `conv(...,'same')`, ReadMe §pooling/conv region). +- **Impact:** in debug builds a valid 1×1-kernel "same" convolution aborts; in release builds the column bound is never enforced. +- **Smallest safe fix:** `better_assert( rb >= 1 && cb >= 1, ... )` (or drop, since the slicing below already requires positive dims), and fix the copy-pasted condition. +- **Confidence:** High. + +### C10 — `rref`/`gauss_jordan_elimination` precondition `row < col` (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium (overly restrictive documented precondition) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:6396` + ```cpp + better_assert( row < col && "matrix row must be less than colum to execut a Gauss-Jordan Elimination" ); + ``` + The algorithm (partial-pivoting Gauss–Jordan, `matrix.hpp:6398-6420`) is fully defined for square and even over-determined systems; only the assert is restrictive. In debug builds `rref(square)` aborts; in release the same call succeeds — inconsistent behavior across build modes. +- **Violated contract:** `rref` (Matlab alias, comment at `matrix.hpp:6427`) is expected to work on square systems. +- **Smallest safe fix:** relax to `row > 0 && col > 0`; keep the pivot-magnitude early exit (`1.0e-10`) as the singularity signal. +- **Confidence:** High (code-level; not executed in debug mode to avoid the intended abort). + +### C11 — `rand` uses the global `srand`/`rand` (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:5244-5250` + ```cpp + if ( 0 == seed ) + std::srand( static_cast< unsigned int >( ... std::time(nullptr) + reinterpret_cast<...>( &ans ) ) ); + else + std::srand( seed ); + auto const& generator = []() noexcept + { return ( static_cast( std::rand() ) + 1 ) / ( static_cast( RAND_MAX ) + 2 ); }; + ``` +- **Violated contract / invariant:** `rand` is a public API of a library whose own algorithms run on multiple threads; C++11+ `rand()`/`srand()` are not required to be thread-safe (concurrent `rand()` calls are a data race → UB), and re-seeding the single global generator from a time+address value on every call makes repeated calls within the same second highly correlated. +- **Impact:** low-quality, potentially correlated randomness; UB if users fill matrices concurrently (e.g., inside a `std::async`/thread pool). +- **Smallest safe fix:** use a local `std::mt19937` (seeded as today) and `std::uniform_real_distribution(0.0, 1.0)`; drop `noexcept` if the allocation can throw. +- **Confidence:** High (code-level; concurrency impact is latent). + +### C12 — `reduce` divides by `hardware_concurrency()` which may be 0 (Low) + +- **Severity:** Low +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:1152-1161` — `cache.resize( total_cores ); auto block_size = total_elements / total_cores;` with `total_cores = std::thread::hardware_concurrency()`, which is permitted to return `0` ("cannot determine"). +- **Impact:** integer division by zero (SIGFPE) on hosts where it returns 0. The `parallel` helper at `matrix.hpp:276` guards with `total_cores <= 1`; this `reduce` path does not. +- **Smallest safe fix:** `if ( total_cores < 1 ) total_cores = 1;` (also applies to `matrix.hpp:4036`). +- **Confidence:** High. + +### C13 — `fftshift`/`ifftshift` wrong for odd dimensions (Low) + +- **Severity:** Low +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:6340-6355` (and mirror at 6470-6485). For odd `R`, `row_starter = R/2 + 1` and the loop swaps rows `i` with `R/2+1+i` only, leaving the middle row fixed — a pair-swap, not the circular rotation by `floor(R/2)` that `fftshift` is defined as. E.g. `R=3`: produces `[2,1,0]` instead of `[1,2,0]`. +- **Smallest safe fix:** implement as a two-block move (`std::rotate` of row indices), or `row r → (r + (R-1)>>1) % R`. +- **Confidence:** Medium (derived by hand; not executed because the DFT around it makes a probe slow). + +--- + +## Security / Safety + +### S1 — `load_npy` performs no size validation on untrusted file input (High) + +- **Severity:** High (out-of-bounds reads on malformed external input) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:2508-2560`. After `std::ifstream` succeeds the code dereferences fixed offsets with no length checks: + - `buffer.data()+6` (version), `buffer.data()+8..11` (header length), `buffer.data()+10/12 + header_length` (header string), and finally `std::copy_n( buffer.data()+data_offset, row*col, ... )` where `row*col` comes from *parsed file contents*. +- **Violated contract / invariant:** "data from external sources is treated as untrusted; external data flows are validated at system boundaries before use." `load_npy` is a file-input boundary. +- **Impact (empirically verified):** a 3-byte file → AddressSanitizer `heap-buffer-overflow` read at `matrix.hpp:2520`. Additional issues: + - `std::stoul` on a malformed header **throws** from a `noexcept` member → `std::terminate`. + - No `dtype` check: a `float32`/complex `.npy` loaded into `matrix` silently copies misinterpreted bytes. + - In `NDEBUG` builds the only guard (`better_assert( ifs, ... )`) is a no-op, so even open failures fall through into the OOB path. +- **Smallest safe fix:** validate before any dereference: + ```cpp + if ( buffer.size() < 12 ) return false; + // after parsing header_length: + if ( buffer.size() < data_offset + header_length + std::size_t{row} * col * sizeof( value_type ) ) + return false; + // after parsing dtype: + if ( header.find( expected_dtype_string ) == std::string::npos ) return false; + ``` + and either drop `noexcept` or catch `stoul` exceptions. +- **Confidence:** 100% (OOB reproduced); dtype issue verified by reading the code. + +### S2 — `save_png` dereferences unchecked `fopen` result (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:3100-3105` + ```cpp + FILE* fp = fopen( file_name, "wb" ); + for ( i = 0; i < 8; i++ ) + fputc( ( "\x89PNG\r\n\32\n" )[i], fp );; // also a stray double semicolon + ``` + No `if ( !fp )` check before the first `fputc` (null-pointer UB on open failure, e.g. bad path/permissions); the function is `noexcept`. +- **Smallest safe fix:** `if ( !fp ) return;` immediately after `fopen`; remove the stray `;`. Contrast with `save_as_bmp` (`matrix.hpp:~6830`), which correctly checks the stream and reports via `better_assert`. +- **Confidence:** High. + +--- + +## Readability / Simplicity + +### R1 — `svd_inverse` swaps argument order against the function signature (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium (comprehensibility trap; one of the direct causes of C4) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:5216-5224` calls `singular_value_decomposition( a, u, v, w )` while the signature is `( A, u, w, v )`. Local variable names then match the *call site*, not the function's parameters, so reading the body (`for_each( v.begin(), ... ) 1.0/val`) requires knowing the swap. +- **Smallest safe fix:** keep names consistent with the signature: `matrix u, w, v; singular_value_decomposition( a, u, w, v ); ... invert w ...; return v * w.transpose()*... ` (i.e., stop transposing the V matrix into the "w" slot), or better, delete `svd_inverse` and fix `pinverse` (C4) to be the single correct implementation. +- **Confidence:** High. + +### R2 — ~40 near-identical elementwise templates (Low–Medium) + +- **Severity:** Low (no correctness impact; maintainability cost) +- **Evidence:** the "unary functions" block (`matrix.hpp:6495-6930`) and "binary functions" block (`matrix.hpp:6940-7545`) contain ~40 functions that are the same 6-line shape: `zeros_like` + `matrix_details::for_each` + `std::`. E.g. `exp`, `exp2`, `expm1`, `log`, `log10`, `log1p`, `log2`, `sqrt`, … `abs`, `exp`, `imag` each differ only in the standard function and (for complex) the result type. +- **Contract clause:** "Could this be done in fewer lines?" — this is ~1,200 lines of copy-paste. +- **Smallest safe fix:** one macro or a small `apply_unary(m)`/`apply_binary(a,b)` helper; or keep the explicit list but generate it via a single macro that lists the function names. Low urgency. +- **Confidence:** High. + +### R3 — Dead/broken artifacts (Low) + +- Stray `;;` at `matrix.hpp:3105` (save_png). +- `better_assert` typo in `det` message at `matrix.hpp:2056`: "the row and matrix are supposed to be same". +- `matrix const` return type (top-level `const` on returned prvalues) is used across the free-function API (e.g. `magic`, `flipdim`, `rand`); harmless but non-idiomatic and signals confusion with `const&` returns. +- **Confidence:** High. + +--- + +## Tests + +### T1 — Test suite is green, but coverage avoids the buggy paths (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium +- **Evidence:** `tests/cases/` contains 59 small files (1,158 lines total), dominated by elementwise unary-math cases (`sin.hpp`, `cos.hpp`, …). There is **no test** for: `shrink_to_size`, `flipdim`/`fliplr`/`flipud`, `pinverse`/`svd_inverse`, `det` (member or free), `operator^`/`pow` on matrices, `operator*(valarray, matrix)`, `conv` modes, `fft`, or file save/load except a single happy-path `load_npy`. Examples (`examples/cases/0005_det.hpp`, `0018_conv.hpp`, `0021_singular_value_decomposition.hpp`, …) exercise some of these, but the maintained Catch2 suite does not. +- **Violated contract clause:** "Are all error paths covered? Do the tests actually assert the right things?" — every Critical/High finding above (C1, C2, C4, C5, C6, S1) is in a path with no test, which is why a fully green suite (57 cases / 49.2M assertions) coexists with heap corruption. +- **Smallest safe fix:** add one regression case each: `shrink_to_size(5,5→5,3)` content+shape check; `flipdim` on 3×5 vs. expected; `pinverse(diag(1,2))` ≈ `diag(1,0.5)`; `det` of the singular-P matrix ≈ 0; `m ^ 3` vs. `m*m*m`; `load_npy` on a truncated file expecting `false` (needs S1 fix first). +- **Confidence:** High (file listing + `make test` run). + +### T2 — Happy-path-only assertions; error paths untested (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium +- **Evidence:** e.g. `tests/cases/ones.hpp` (shown above) only checks well-formed shapes; `load_npy.hpp` loads a valid file; no test expects `{}` from `lu_solver` on a singular matrix or `nullopt` from `gauss_jordan_elimination`. +- **Smallest safe fix:** after fixing S1/C5/C10, add negative-path cases (singular det, singular LU, truncated npy, `rref` on a square matrix). +- **Confidence:** High. + +--- + +## Architecture + +### A1 — CRTP mixin sprawl for a single concrete class (Medium) + +- **Severity:** Medium (design debt; no behavior bug) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:3760` — `matrix` inherits ~30 `crtp_*` structs (`crtp_typedef`, `crtp_inverse`, `crtp_det`, `crtp_clone`, `crtp_shrink_to_size`, `crtp_load_npy`, …). Every mixin re-derives the same typedefs through `crtp_typedef`/`type_proxy_type` and casts back with `static_cast(*this)`. +- **Contract clause:** "Are abstractions earning their complexity?" — CRTP pays a real comprehension cost (a reader must jump mixin → typedef → cast to see what a method does) but buys no reuse: there is exactly one class template, and no second derived type exists. Regular member functions (grouped in sections) would delete the `zen`/`zen_type` indirection layer entirely. +- **Caveat:** this is a *refactor* recommendation, not a fix; do it after the correctness fixes land and are covered by tests (T1). +- **Confidence:** High (structural observation). + +### A2 — Duplicated public API (Low) + +- **Evidence:** `random`→`rand` (`matrix.hpp:5260-5268`), `random_like`→`rand_like` (`5276-5280`), `pinv`→`pinverse` (`5232-5236`), free `det(m)`→`m.det()` (`4319-4321`). Each alias is one line, but doubling the surface means every fix must be applied/verified twice (C4 shows the two SVD-inversion paths already diverged). +- **Smallest safe fix:** keep one canonical name per operation; delete or `static_assert` the duplicates. +- **Confidence:** High. + +### A3 — Hostile-to-ADL name collisions (Low) + +- **Evidence:** `namespace feng` defines free `abs`, `exp`, `sqrt`, `log`, `pow`, `norm`, `real`, `imag`, `conj`, `det`, `diag`, `fft`, `meshgrid` (e.g. `matrix.hpp:6505`, `7560-7630`). With `using namespace feng;` in a translation unit that also uses `std::` or third-party code, overload sets merge and unqualified calls can change meaning (e.g. `abs(x)` for a scalar now also sees `feng::abs(Mat)` — usually SFINAE'd away, but `norm` has *both* a complex-matrix version and the commented-out scalar version at `6160-6190`, which shows the drift risk). +- **Smallest safe fix:** namespace the elementwise layer (e.g. `feng::elem::`) or rename the colliding few (`norm` → `cmplx_norm`). +- **Confidence:** Medium. + +--- + +## Performance + +### P1 — `fft` / `ifft` are naive O(N⁴) direct DFTs (High) + +- **Severity:** High (misleading complexity; unusable for real image sizes) +- **Evidence:** `matrix.hpp:6313-6335` (and `ifft` at `6446-6468`): quadruple-nested loops with the definition `X[r][c] = Σ_r' Σ_c' x[r'][c'] · ω…`, i.e. O(R²C²) per output element → O(R⁴C⁴)-ish per matrix, plus two `cos`/`sin` evaluations (`make_omege`) per multiply. +- **Violated contract / invariant:** the name (`fft`, and `fftshift` matching the FFT convention) implies O(N log N) behavior; a 256×256 input costs trillions of operations here. +- **Smallest safe fix:** (a) rename to `dft` and document the complexity, or (b) implement a real radix-2 FFT row-wise + column-wise (the standard separable 2-D FFT) and keep trig precomputation per row. +- **Confidence:** High (algorithm is plainly the direct sum). + +### P2 — `det`/`inverse`-level routines avoid the library's own LU (Low–Medium) + +- **Severity:** Low–Medium +- **Evidence:** `det` recurses through Schur complements built with `P.inverse()` (`matrix.hpp:2063-2067`), i.e. O(n³) work per recursion level instead of O(n³/3) once via the existing `lu_decomposition` (`matrix.hpp:~6700`). `lu_decomposition` itself performs no partial pivoting, so stability depends on the input; `forward_substitution` masks failure with an `isinf`/`isnan` check (`matrix.hpp:6379-6383`), and `cholesky_decomposition` has no positive-definiteness guard (sqrt of a negative silently yields `NaN`). +- **Smallest safe fix:** implement `det` via LU (folds into C5); add pivot selection to `lu_decomposition`; return `std::optional` from `cholesky` on `sum < 0`. +- **Confidence:** High. + +--- + +## Verified non-issues (checked and found acceptable) + +- `load_bmp` validates header/size consistency before parsing (`matrix.hpp:6760-6770`) — good boundary handling; the model S1 should follow. +- `save_as_bmp` checks stream construction and shape equality of the three channels. +- `expm` scaling matches the standard `A/s2` reduction (the `s == 0` case reduces to the identity scaling); the only edge is `1 << s` at `s ≥ 64`, unreachable in practice for double inputs. +- `conv` padding and `mode == "full"` path are correct; only the `"same"` asserts are wrong (C9). +- `pooling` correctly ignores leftover rows/cols (`row/dim_r` truncation) and validates the action name. +- Full test suite passes as-is (`make test`, 57 cases, 49,216,592 assertions); `examples/` builds the remaining 2 cases gated behind missing optional data. + +## Suggested fix order + +1. C1, C2 (memory corruption, one-line fixes each) + T1 regression tests. +2. S1 (`load_npy` validation) — unblocks negative-path tests. +3. C4 (make `pinverse` = `svd_inverse`), C5 (`det` via LU), C6 (parenthesize `operator^`), C3 (swap aliases). +4. S2, C7 (document or convert the `NDEBUG` policy), C8–C11. +5. P1 (FFT rename or real implementation), then A1/A2/R2 refactors behind the new tests. diff --git a/docs/prd.md b/docs/prd.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..909ce19 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/prd.md @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +# PRD — Matrix Library Upgrade (Findings Repair + Bounded Modernization) + +- **Status:** v1, two-pass compiled (draft → adversarial spec review → revised; revision record in §10). +- **Reads:** `docs/project_contract.md` (law), `docs/evidence_map.md` (proof), `docs/risk_register.md` (risks), `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` (probes), `docs/session_{n}.md` + `docs/session_{n}_contract.yaml` (per-session authority). +- **Source findings:** `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md` (2026-07-13; 22 findings, all with verified evidence). + +## 1. Problem + +The single-header C++20 matrix library (`matrix.hpp`, 7,688 lines) has a fully green test suite (57 cases, 49.2M assertions) that coexists with two Critical heap-corruption bugs, a security hole in file input (`load_npy`), a pseudoinverse that doesn't invert, a determinant that returns `NaN` on valid singular input, and a matrix power operator that doesn't compile for half its domain. The suite is green precisely *because* the buggy paths are untested (T1). The library's own conventions (MATLAB/NumPy) are violated by its flip aliases. A sharded review produced 22 findings with evidence, smallest-safe-fixes, and a suggested order. This project converts that report into a budget-safe, contract-driven, evidence-checked repair program. + +## 2. Confirmed intent (interview, 2026-08-17 — explicit user yes) + +- **Outcome:** a complete planning + contract document set (this PRD, six session story outlines, the project contract, an evidence map, six session contracts, a risk register, eval seeds) that directs the upgrade. No code is written in the blueprint turn. +- **User:** future fresh-context development sessions that pick a session story one at a time, refine it, and execute it; the user as human decision gate on high-risk sessions. +- **Why now:** 2 Critical memory-corruption bugs and a file-input OOB are waiting; `AGENTS.md` already defers session authority to contract documents that did not exist before this blueprint. +- **Success:** any one of the six sessions can start from a fresh ~128K context, load only its named regions, complete **without context compression**, and exit on deterministic evidence (`make test` + new regression cases + ASan probes where mandated) plus a filled handoff doc. +- **Constraint:** ~128K tokens per session, no context compression; `matrix.hpp` alone ≈ 80–85K tokens (estimate), so every session reads surgically by function name. +- **Scope shape (user decision):** findings repair **plus one modernization session** (real FFT + API hygiene + ReadMe/cheatsheet). Findings are the core; the deep-research docs are semantics authority and future context, not work items. + +## 3. Goals + +1. **Correctness:** eliminate all 13 `C*` findings; every fix ships a content-asserting regression test. +2. **Safety:** `load_npy` validates all external input at the boundary (S1 finding); `save_png` survives open failure; `NDEBUG` policy is explicit; `rand` is thread-safe with deterministic explicit seeds. +3. **Honest performance:** `fft`/`ifft` are genuinely O(N²·log N) for power-of-2 sizes (separable radix-2), with the naive path retained as a documented fallback for other sizes. +4. **API hygiene:** one canonical public name per operation (rule in project contract §3); documented conventions (flip/conv/fftshift) match MATLAB/NumPy. +5. **Docs:** the ReadMe (including its usage/cheatsheet-style sections; no separate cheatsheet file exists — verified this turn) reflects every sanctioned behavior change. +6. **Process:** every session is contract-bounded, evidence-checked (sharded review + adversarial verifier), and handoff-complete — the eval-loop assets (`docs/prompts/*`) are exercised end to end. + +## 4. Non-goals (this project) + +- **No new features** beyond finding fixes + S6 scope. `openimageio` I/O, `cuda_matrix`, `concatenate`, broadcasting, slicing APIs — all deferred (REVIEW.md TODOs; research-doc topics). +- **A1 CRTP teardown** — deferred to its own future project (whole-header refactor; exceeds one 128K session). +- **A3-full elementwise namespacing** — parked (risk R-08). Verified this turn: the current file contains **no** `feng::elem::` calls and **no** `elem` namespace, so the finding as described is unsupported — S6 does a verification pass + hygiene policy note only (no code change expected). +- **R2 elementwise macro consolidation** — deferred (no correctness impact; would churn every test file). +- **C7 full conversion** of `better_assert` to runtime checks — the policy is documented instead (decision C-04). +- **DLPack / NumPy interop** — parked; no consumer exists in this repo. +- No CI infrastructure, no dependency additions (project contract: no production dependencies without approval), no allocator/layout changes. + +## 5. Sanctioned public behavior changes + +This table **is** the authorization required by `AGENTS.md` ("do not change public API behavior unless the contract says so"). Any required change outside these rows stops the session and is reported. + +| # | Change | Old behavior | New behavior | Finding | Session | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | `shrink_to_size` content | wrong column count copied → heap OOB / silent corruption | documented copy+zero-pad/truncate semantics actually hold | C1 | S1 | +| 2 | `flipdim(m,2)` | column-vs-row `swap_ranges` → OOB / corruption | true left-right flip for all shapes | C2 | S1 | +| 3 | `fliplr` / `flipud` | swapped vs convention | `fliplr` = left-right (dim 2), `flipud` = up-down (dim 1) | C3 | S3 | +| 4 | `pinv` (and interim `pinverse`) output | `V·Σ·Uᵀ` (singular values not inverted) | Moore–Penrose pseudoinverse `V·Σ⁺·Uᵀ` (1e-10 threshold) | C4 | S3 | +| 5 | `det` of singular-matrix inputs | silent `NaN` via Schur `P.inverse()` | `0` on exact zero pivot; LU-based computation (values may shift in low ulps for nonsingular inputs) | C5, C-07 | S3 | +| 6 | `operator^` odd n≥3 | compile error | works (`(lhs^(n>>1))²·lhs`) | C6 | S3 | +| 7 | `lu_decomposition` L/U factors | no partial pivoting | partial pivoting; **solutions unchanged**, factors differ; L/U-printing example output changes | P2 | S3 | +| 8 | `mean`/`variance`/`standard_deviation` on **all** scalar types | integer truncation on int matrices (`mean({1,2;1,2}) == 1`); float matrices return `float` | uniform `double` return (int `== 1.5`; float/double unchanged within rounding); the `n−1` sample-variance formula is **kept** | C8 | S4 | +| 9 | `conv(..., "same")` with 1×1 kernel | debug abort / unguarded column bound | accepted (well-defined); asserts corrected to check `cb` | C9 | S4 | +| 10 | `rref` / `gauss_jordan_elimination` on square systems | debug abort (precondition `row < col`) | accepted; precondition `row>0 && col>0`; pivot early-exit (1e-10) remains the singularity signal | C10 | S4 | +| 11 | `cholesky_decomposition` | `void`; NaN on non-PD input | `bool`; `false` when a diagonal step is not positive-definite (zero in-repo callers — safe) | P2 | S4 | +| 12 | `NDEBUG` policy | implicit (silent no-op) | **documented** in ReadMe/cheatsheet: `better_assert` is debug-only; I/O boundaries use hard runtime checks, never asserts | C7 | S5 (doc delta → S6) | +| 13 | `rand` value stream / thread-safety | global `srand`/`rand`, re-seeded per call, race-unsafe | local `std::mt19937` + `uniform_real_distribution`; **explicit seed ⇒ deterministic stream (invariant)**; seed 0 ⇒ time-based; range `[0,1)` unchanged | C11 | S5 | +| 14 | `save_png` on open failure | null-`FILE*` UB | silent no-op + documented; stray `;;` removed | S2-finding | S5 | +| 15 | Name retirements | `random`, `random_like`, `pinverse`, `svd_inverse`, free `det(m)` exist | deleted; canonicals `rand`/`rand_like`/`pinv`/member `det()` remain; `examples/0013` + ReadMe updated to canonical names | A2, C-05 | S6 | +| 16 | `fft`/`ifft` | correct naive O(N⁴) DFTs (the review's "no-op stub" description does not hold — verified this turn); `ifft` **lacks the `1/(R·C)` normalization**, so `ifft(fft(x)) == R·C·x` | fast path: separable radix-2, O(N²·log N) for power-of-2 sizes, results identical to the naive DFT within rounding (differential-tested against it); `ifft` gains `1/(R·C)` so the round-trip is the identity; non-PoT sizes keep the naive path as a **documented fallback** | P1 | S6 | +| 17 | `fftshift`/`ifftshift` odd dimensions | swap-based remap (equals NumPy for even `n`; wrong for odd `n`) | NumPy circular roll by `(n+1)/2` per axis (probe-verified, even + odd); even-dim behavior must stay bit-identical; the fused transform+shift design is kept and documented (deliberate deviation from NumPy's pure reindex) | C13, C-01 | S6 | +| 18 | `load_npy` on malformed/truncated/foreign-dtype files | UB / heap OOB read / `std::terminate` (no defined behavior) | returns `false` (hard boundary checks per P3); valid files load exactly as before | S1-finding | S2 | + +## 6. Scope allocation (22 findings → 6 sessions) + +| Session | Findings | One-liner | Risk / routing | +|---|---|---|---| +| S1 | C1, C2 | the two Critical memory-corruption one-line fixes + regression tests | high / branch_and_compare + human gate | +| S2 | S1 (report) | `load_npy` boundary validation (size, header, dtype) + negative-path tests | high / branch_and_compare + human gate | +| S3 | C3, C4, C5, C6, R1, P2(LU), R3-slice(det-typo) | numerical-semantics session: flip aliases, pinv, det-via-LU + partial pivoting, `operator^` (det message typo fixed in the rewrite) | medium / worker_plus_reviewers | +| S4 | C8, C9, C10, P2(cholesky) | integer-stat promotion, conv/rref precondition fixes, cholesky guard | medium / worker_plus_reviewers | +| S5 | C7, C11, C12, S2 (report), R3-slice(`;;`) | robustness: NDEBUG policy doc-delta, `rand`→mt19937, core-count guards, `save_png` (stray `;;` dies with it) | medium / worker_plus_reviewers | +| S6 | P1, C13, A2, A3(verify), ReadMe | modernization: fast FFT + `ifft` normalization, fftshift fix, alias retirements, A3 verification pass, docs sweep | medium / worker_plus_reviewers | +| deferred | A1, A3-full, R2, R3(const-sweep), C7(convert) | see §4 non-goals (the R3 det-typo and save_png `;;` slices are **not** deferred — they ride with S3/S5) | — | + +**Execution order and dependencies:** S1 → S3 → S6 is a hard chain (C2 fixed before the C3 alias swap is meaningful; S6 retires names whose implementations S3 fixed and documents S3–S5 deltas). S2, S4, S5 are independent of the chain and of each other. **S6 runs last.** The full suite must stay green after every session — each session is independently mergeable. + +## 7. Policy decisions (binding for all sessions) + +- **P1 — Canonical names:** the name documented in `ReadMe.md` is canonical; undocumented duplicates are retired in S6 (project contract §3). Pseudoinverse canonical = `pinv`; the SVD-inversion implementation becomes the single private core. +- **P2 — `NDEBUG` policy:** `better_assert` remains debug-only and is *documented* as such; **I/O boundaries** (`load_npy`, `save_png`, file ops) use hard runtime checks returning `false`/no-op — never `better_assert`, never UB. Full assert-conversion is out of scope. +- **P3 — Untrusted input rule:** data from files is untrusted; validate *before* any dereference (model: `load_bmp` at ~6760). `load_npy` rejects (returns `false`) on: file < 12 bytes, inconsistent header length, missing dtype match for the target type, or truncated payload. `noexcept` stays only where the body genuinely cannot throw; `stoul` exceptions are caught → `false`. +- **P4 — Doc deltas:** fix sessions S1–S5 do **not** edit `ReadMe.md`; each lists its doc deltas in the handoff. S6 consumes all deltas and owns the ReadMe/cheatsheet sweep (single writer, no drift races). +- **P5 — Probe-first:** every assigned finding is re-verified with a minimal probe before its fix is written. Mandatory for C13 (derived finding; conflict C-01) and for any finding whose evidence conflicts with a reference. +- **P6 — FFT scope:** radix-2 Cooley–Tukey, separable (row-wise then column-wise), trig precomputed; power-of-2 sizes only for the fast path; all other sizes use the retained naive implementation (moved to a private helper), documented in the cheatsheet with the complexity table. No planar/Bluestein work. +- **P7 — `det` singularity rule:** exact zero pivot ⇒ `det == 0` (documented contract). No epsilon threshold for "near-singular" — tiny nonzero determinants are correct floating-point answers. +- **P8 — Regression tests ship with fixes (T1/T2):** content-asserting cases in `tests/cases/`, registered in `tests/test.cc`; error-path cases for S2 (truncated/dtype-mismatch npy), S3 (singular det), S4 (square rref, 1×1 conv, non-PD cholesky). +- **P9 — Contract lifecycle:** session contracts are v1; refinement at session start is allowed (narrow/clarify only), logged in the handoff decision log; blast-radius expansion is never allowed silently (project contract §1). +- **P10 — Budget discipline:** each session reads its context budget map (its `session_{n}.md` §context budget) and nothing more of the header; research docs are read at named sections only, never in full; `make test` output is the primary evidence artifact. + +## 8. Success criteria (project level) + +1. All 18 sanctioned changes landed with cited evidence; no behavior change outside the §5 table (audited via `git diff` per session). +2. Full suite green + new regression cases green; `make example` green; ASan probes (E01, E02, E03) clean. +3. Every eval seed E01–E18 passes on the final tree (the standing smoke set). +4. Handoff docs exist for all six sessions; risk register entries closed or explicitly re-owned; no finding left untracked. + +## 9. Deep-research document usage (binding) + +`docs/deep_research/deep-research-report (6).md` ("Designing a NumPy-Like Tensor and Algebra Library for the C++ Standard Library") and `docs/deep_research/C++ Standard Tensor Proposal Blueprint.md` (P3500R0) are referenced **by section and line** (verified this planning turn). They serve exactly three roles: +1. **Semantics authority** where a fix needs a convention (NumPy semantics: report 6 §152 "Proposed semantic model and API blueprint"). +2. **Scope discipline** (report 6 §1314 scope-explosion risk — FFT is a named growth vector; §1335 "which FFT should we provide?"; P3500R0 §144 execution domains — do not over-claim performance). +3. **Future context** for the deferred items (P3500R0 §79 class template architecture, §136 storage, §171 DLPack — the A1/DLPack parking rationale). + +They are **not** work-item sources: no session implements standard-library tensor features from them. Sessions never read them in full (budget); the per-session named sections are listed in each `session_{n}.md`. + +## 10. Revision record (two-pass contract compilation) + +First pass: draft from requirement + repo evidence + review report. Second pass (adversarial spec review) removed/changed: +- **C-01:** caught that the review's C13 worked example contradicts NumPy's `fftshift` for odd sizes; replaced "fix as review states" with **probe-first + NumPy-pinned semantics** (would have shipped a wrong fix from a derived finding). +- **C-02:** the review's R2 line range (6495–6930) is wrong (actual 6840–7189); anchors policy hardened (names authoritative, lines hints). +- **A3 scoped down:** full `feng::elem::` namespacing removed from S6 (would have broken every test file and blown the budget); minimal `norm` cleanup + policy note kept; full namespacing parked in the risk register. +- **C-05:** canonical pseudoinverse name fixed to the *documented* `pinv` (not the review's probe name `pinverse`); `pinverse`/`svd_inverse` names retired in S6. +- **C-04:** C7 settled to "document + I/O-boundary hard checks" (removes an ambiguous dual-path clause from S5). +- **P2(cholesky):** `void→bool` signature change surfaced and added to the §5 table (was missing; would have violated the API policy). +- **C11 invariant added:** explicit-seed determinism (found by grepping examples for seeded `rand` calls) — without it, S5 could silently break the examples' reproducibility comments. +- **A2 blast radius made concrete:** `examples/cases/0013_prefix.hpp:3` uses `feng::random` — added to S6 `allowed_files` (consumer audit performed). +- Removed: a planned "R3 top-level-const sweep" (over-specified cosmetics; deferred), per-finding line-number MUSTs (untestable after drift; replaced by function-name anchors), any requirement to convert `better_assert` globally (untestable at scale / out of scope). +- **C-08 (code re-verification this turn):** the review's P1 description ("no-op stub") is unsupported — `fft`/`ifft` are correct O(n⁴) DFTs; the real `ifft` gap is the missing `1/(R·C)` normalization (now §5 row 16). The review's C13 description (index remap) is also unsupported — the code is a **swap-based** remap that happens to equal NumPy for even `n` and diverges for odd `n` (probe-first retained; even-dim bit-identity now a regression pin). A3 is unsupported in the current code (no `feng::elem::`/`elem` namespace) → S6 does verification + policy note only. Two **extra** `load_npy` hazards found while verifying (beyond the review): `header_length` overflow in offset arithmetic; `npos`-unguarded shape parse — both in the S2 contract. +- **C-09 (finding allocation fix):** the `det` message typo (R3 slice) lives inside the function S3 rewrites → allocated to S3; the `save_png` stray `;;` goes to S5 (its region). §6 updated. +- **C-10 (eval seed fix):** E10's `standard_deviation` expectation corrected to `√0.5 ≈ 0.70711` (the `n−1` sample formula is preserved — the seed had wrongly encoded the population value 0.5). +- **C-11 (§5 completeness):** `load_npy`'s invalid-input behavior was missing from the sanctioned table (S2's exit criteria cite it) → added as row 18; §8 "17" → 18 sanctioned changes. +- **Structure check:** PRD serves the stated goal (repair within budget), not an assumed one (tensor-standardization — explicitly fenced in §4/§9); coupling points (finding→session, canonical names, line numbers, doc ownership) each got a single-owner rule (§5 table, P1, contract §7, P4). diff --git a/docs/project_contract.md b/docs/project_contract.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..85cf191 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/project_contract.md @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +# Project Contract — Matrix Library Upgrade + +- **Status:** v1 (two-pass compiled; see `docs/prd.md` §10 for the revision record) +- **Authority chain:** `AGENTS.md` (repo expectations) → this contract (project-level law) → `docs/session_{n}_contract.yaml` (per-session authority). When in conflict, the higher document wins; conflicts are reported, not silently resolved. +- **Scope of this project:** repair + harden the single-header C++20 matrix library (`matrix.hpp`) against the 22 verified findings in `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md`, plus one bounded modernization session (real FFT + API hygiene + docs). Planning only in the blueprint turn; code is written exclusively by the development sessions. + +## 1. Session lifecycle + +1. A development session starts with **fresh context**, reads (in order): `AGENTS.md` → this contract → `docs/prd.md` §5–§7 → its `docs/session_{n}.md` → its `docs/session_{n}_contract.yaml` → the named finding sections of the review report. +2. Contracts are **v1 drafts**. A session may refine its own contract at start (clarify, narrow, add checks) but may not widen `blast_radius` or touch `out_of_scope` items without stopping and reporting. Refinements are logged in the session handoff decision log. +3. **Pre-flight, every session:** `git status` clean; baseline commit exists (so `git diff` vs HEAD is the authoritative change audit); re-verify each assigned finding with a minimal probe **before editing** (probe-first rule, §4). Classify any failure before fixing (BUG / SPEC_GAP / AMBIGUITY / ENVIRONMENT / TEST_BUG per `docs/prompts/failure_arbiter.md`). +4. **Post-flight, every session:** exit criteria met (§5), handoff doc written to `.work/handoff_session_{n}.md` (from `docs/templates/handoff.md`), new/changed eval seeds registered in `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`, doc deltas listed for S6. + +## 2. Scope policy + +- **In scope:** the 22 findings (C1–C13, S1–S2, P1–P2, A2, A3-verify, R1–R3, T1/T2 folded into fix sessions) and the S6 modernization scope. Full allocation in `docs/prd.md` §6. +- **Deferred (out of scope, named so no session "helpfully" starts them):** + | Item | Finding | Disposition | + |---|---|---| + | CRTP teardown (~30 mixins → plain members) | A1 | own future project; touches every method, exceeds one 128K session | + | Full elementwise ADL namespacing (`feng::elem::`) | A3 (full) | risk register R-08; verified this turn: the finding as described is unsupported in the current code (no `feng::elem::`, no `elem` namespace) — S6 does a verification pass + policy note only (no code change expected) | + | DLPack / NumPy interop | — (research-doc topic) | parked; no consumer exists in this repo | + | openimageio image I/O, `cuda_matrix`, `concatenate` | — (REVIEW.md TODOs) | future feature work, not findings | +- **No new features.** Anything not traceable to a finding row or the S6 scope is out of scope. + +## 3. API policy + +- **Canonical-name rule:** the public name of an operation is the name the `ReadMe.md` documents. Undocumented duplicate names are retired (deleted) in S6. Current canonicals: `rand`/`rand_like` (not `random`/`random_like`), `pinv` (not `pinverse`/`svd_inverse`), member `m.det()` (not free `det(m)`). +- **Behavior changes:** the only sanctioned public behavior changes are the rows of `docs/prd.md` §5 (the table). This table *is* the authorization `AGENTS.md` requires ("do not change public API behavior unless the contract says so"). Any required change outside the table stops the session. +- **Signatures:** no signature change except where a table row says so (e.g., `cholesky_decomposition` `void → bool` in S4). `noexcept` may be dropped where the body can throw (allocation); that is not a source-breaking change and needs no table row. + +## 4. Verification rules + +- **Primary check:** `make test` — full Catch2 suite green, every run, before any claim of done. +- **Regression tests ship with fixes (T1/T2 policy):** every correctness/security fix lands with at least one new `tests/cases/*.hpp` case asserting *content*, registered in `tests/test.cc`. A test that would still pass with the bug present is not a regression test. +- **ASan probes** (mandatory for S1, S2; optional elsewhere): `g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe probe.cc` — `NDEBUG` on purpose, so `better_assert` is silent and *real* OOB behavior is observable (method of the review report). +- **Deterministic evidence only:** every done-claim cites command output or code evidence. "It looks right" is not evidence. +- **Probe-first rule:** a finding is re-verified with a minimal probe before its fix is written. Mandatory for derived findings — currently C13 (the bug's existence was code-verified this turn; the *fix target* — NumPy's pinned roll — is still probe-validated even+odd at S6 pre-flight) — and for any finding whose review evidence conflicts with a reference (see `docs/evidence_map.md` §conflicts). +- **Failure classification:** before fixing a failing check, classify per `docs/prompts/failure_arbiter.md`; the handoff records category + evidence. +- **Final answer of every session states checks run and checks not run** (AGENTS.md). + +## 5. Exit criteria (all sessions) + +1. `make test` green (and `make example` for S3/S6, which change `examples/`-visible behavior). +2. All `acceptance_criteria` of the session contract pass with cited output. +3. `git diff --name-only HEAD` ⊆ `blast_radius.allowed_files` (plus the handoff/eval-seed doc updates). +4. Sharded review along the 6 axes (`docs/prompts/sharded_review.md`) with findings dispositioned. +5. Adversarial verifier (`docs/prompts/adversarial_verifier.md`) returns PASS. +6. High-risk sessions (S1, S2) additionally: **human decision gate** — the user reviews diff + evidence before merge. +7. Handoff doc complete: state snapshot, decision log (incl. contract refinements), doc deltas, eval seeds, warnings. + +## 6. Orchestration rules (from AGENTS.md, binding here) + +- One subagent unit ≤ 3 items, ~≤35 tool calls; phrase units as **end states** ("ensure X holds; check first, edit only if not"). +- Read-only agents return findings inline, verdict on the FIRST line; write-capable agents put full output in `.work/`, return ≤10 lines. Never hand output via `/tmp` — use `.work/` or inline. +- Commit before any multi-agent edit wave; `git diff` vs HEAD is the cheap authoritative check. +- Shared decisions (canonical path, artifact owner, naming) are resolved by the orchestrator **before** dispatch and stated identically in every prompt. + +## 7. Code anchors + +- **Function names are authoritative; line numbers are hints.** The review report's line numbers were captured 2026-07-13; the current file re-verified as the same revision (7,688 lines vs 7,689). Re-verification this turn found **three** review structural claims that do not hold (R2's range; A3's `norm` lines / `feng::elem::` call; C13's remap description) and **two extra** `load_npy` hazards the review missed (header_length overflow; unguarded `npos` shape parse) — all recorded in `docs/evidence_map.md` conflicts C-08–C-11. Current verified anchors: + | Symbol | Line (current) | + |---|---| + | `better_assert` macro | 84–95 | + | `parallel` (guarded) / `reduce` (unguarded) / 2nd unguarded site | 276 / 1152 / 4036 | + | `crtp_load_npy` (`load_npy` members) | 2499 (2504, 2508) | + | `save_png` (free helper) / call site | 3096 / 3384 | + | `crtp_shrink_to_size` / buggy copy | 3508 / 3531–3532 | + | `matrix` class + CRTP base list | 3723 (3760) | + | `flipdim` / buggy `swap_ranges` / `fliplr` / `flipud` | 4453 / 4479 / 4491 / 4496 | + | free `det(m)` (A2 duplicate) | 4319–4321 | + | `crtp_det` (Schur, `P.inverse()`) | 2048 | + | `cholesky_decomposition` | 5676 | + | `svd_inverse` / `pinverse` / `pinv` / `rand` / `rand_like` / `random` / `random_like` | 5216 / 5226 / 5233 / 5240 / 5272 / 5262,5267 / 5278 | + | `operator^` (buggy odd branch) | 5555 (5566) | + | `forward_substitution` / `gauss_jordan_elimination` / `rref` | 6368 / 6393 / 6427 | + | `fft` / `fftshift` / `ifft` / `ifftshift` | 6313 / 6349 / 6446 / 6480 | + | `conv` (full / mode) | 6573 / 6611 (asserts ~6620) | + | `lu_decomposition` (int / tuple) | 6499 / 6532 | + | unary functions block / binary functions block | 6840–7189 / 7210–7535 | + | `mean` / `variance` / `standard_deviation` | 7640 / 7646 / 7652 | +- Read a **named region** (function + ~20 lines context), never the whole header. + +## 8. Environment + +- Archlinux, zsh; gcc/llvm, gdb, valgrind, strace/ltrace, perf, systemtap installed; docker available if host is insufficient. +- Build: `make test` (Catch2 suite), `make example` (examples); C++20, `-DPARALLEL` per Makefile. Review used GCC 16.2; any GCC with full C++20 support is acceptable — record the compiler version in each handoff. + +## 9. Document map (this project) + +| Document | Role | +|---|---| +| `docs/prd.md` | Goal, intent, sanctioned behavior changes, session map, policies | +| `docs/evidence_map.md` | Claim → evidence → source → confidence → gap, for every major recommendation | +| `docs/risk_register.md` | Live risks, mitigations, owners | +| `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` | Standing deterministic probes (E01–E18), fast smoke set for the eval loop | +| `docs/session_{n}.md` | Human story outline for session n (objective, scope, deliveries, exit criteria) | +| `docs/session_{n}_contract.yaml` | Machine-readable session authority (schema fixed by the project) | +| `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md` | Source findings (2026-07-13); evidence base, read per-finding | +| `docs/deep_research/*.md` | Research context & semantics authority (see PRD §9) — **never read in full inside a session** | +| `docs/prompts/*` | Review/verifier/arbiter/harvest prompt definitions (workflow) | diff --git a/docs/risk_register.md b/docs/risk_register.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7f53b3e --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/risk_register.md @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +# Risk Register — Matrix Library Upgrade + +Status legend: **open** / **mitigated** (control in place, monitoring) / **closed**. +Owner = the session that owns the mitigation; **P** = this planning turn. + +| ID | Risk | L×I | Mitigation | Owner | Status | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| R-01 | **Token budget / context rot.** `matrix.hpp` ≈ 80–85K tokens (estimate); reading it whole + report + research docs exceeds 128K; a compressed session makes silent mistakes | H×H | Per-session **context budget maps** (session docs §context budget): named function regions only, research docs by section, never the whole header or whole report; P10 budget discipline; unit size ≤3 items (AGENTS.md) | every session | mitigated | +| R-02 | **Line-number drift.** Review line numbers (2026-07-13) drift after each session's edits; re-verification this turn found **three** review line/structure claims that do not match the current code (R2 range; A3's `norm` lines/`feng::elem::` claim; C13's remap description) plus **two extra** `load_npy` hazards the review missed | M×M | Function names are authoritative anchors (project contract §7 table, re-verified this turn); line numbers are hints; each session re-anchors by `grep` of the function name before editing; discrepancies are logged in the handoff, never silently resolved | every session | mitigated | +| R-03 | **API breakage beyond the sanctioned table.** A fix needs a change not in PRD §5 | M×H | Session **stops and reports** (project contract §3); §5 table is the only authorization; `make example` + grep-audited consumer list bounds in-repo blast radius | every session | mitigated | +| R-04 | **C13 semantic conflict.** Review's derived example contradicts NumPy `fftshift` for odd sizes (conflict C-01); implementing the review's example verbatim ships a wrong fix | M×H | Probe-first rule (P5): S6 pre-flight runs the odd-size probe, pins semantics to NumPy for even+odd, records both in the handoff before writing the fix | S6 | open (gated by S6 pre-flight) | +| R-05 | **Green-suite illusion (T1 lesson).** A fix lands without a real regression test; the bug silently returns later | M×H | T1/T2 policy (P8): content-asserting tests ship with every fix; a test that passes with the bug present is rejected by review (adversarial verifier check 4: "would the tests fail if the core behavior were broken?") | S1–S6 | mitigated | +| R-06 | **Release-mode UB via `NDEBUG`.** `better_assert` no-ops under `NDEBUG`; any new check written as an assert disappears in release | M×H | Policy P2: I/O boundaries use hard checks (never asserts); S5 documents the policy; ASan probes compile with `-DNDEBUG` on purpose (S1/S2) so real OOB behavior is the observable | S1, S2, S5 | mitigated | +| R-07 | **`rand` value-stream change.** mt19937 replaces `rand()`; any consumer expecting specific values breaks | L×M | Verified no in-repo value consumer (evidence map §2); explicit-seed determinism is a contract invariant (PRD §5 row 13); stream change disclosed in the table | S5 | mitigated | +| R-08 | **A3 full namespacing temptation.** A "helpful" session starts the `feng::elem::` migration mid-project | L×H | Named out-of-scope in PRD §4 + project contract §2 (deferred registry); session contracts list it in `out_of_scope`; the temptation is documented here so it's recognized, not rediscovered | P (planning) | mitigated | +| R-09 | **A1 CRTP teardown temptation.** Same pattern: whole-header refactor started "while we're in there" | L×H | Same deferred-registry control as R-08; A1 explicitly deferred to its own future project (PRD §4) | P (planning) | mitigated | +| R-10 | **LU pivoting changes printed example output** (examples 0019 prints L/U; 0005 prints det) | L×L | Examples are print-only, no assertions (verified); changes expected and disclosed (PRD §5 rows 5, 7); `make example` is a compile check, not a value check | S3 | mitigated | +| R-11 | **`det` zero-pivot semantics.** Near-singular matrices return tiny nonzero dets; users may expect `0` | L×M | Rule P7 documented (exact zero pivot ⇒ `0`, no epsilon); documented in cheatsheet; eval seed E07 pins the singular case | S3 | mitigated | +| R-12 | **FFT fallback asymmetry.** Non-power-of-2 sizes stay O(N⁴); a user benchmarking odd sizes sees "fft" behaving like the old code | L×M | Complexity table in the cheatsheet (fast path PoT only); named in PRD §5 row 16 as documented fallback; no Bluestein scope | S6 | mitigated | +| R-13 | **Doc drift between S3–S5 and S6.** Behavior changes land while ReadMe still describes old behavior | M×M | Single-writer rule (P4): only S6 edits ReadMe; fix sessions emit doc deltas in handoffs; S6 consumes the accumulated list; drift window bounded by the S6-last ordering | S1–S6 | mitigated | +| R-14 | **`make test` flakiness / environment shift.** Compiler version drift (review used GCC 16.2) or parallel-build nondeterminism masks a regression | L×M | Handoffs record compiler version; `-DPARALLEL` per Makefile unchanged; failure classification (failure_arbiter) separates ENVIRONMENT from BUG before any fix attempt | every session | mitigated | +| R-15 | **Session-order violation.** S6 runs before S3/S4/S5 (missing deltas; premature name retirement) or S3 before S1 (alias swap on top of broken `flipdim`) | M×M | PRD §6 dependency statement (S1→S3→S6 hard chain; S6 last); S6 contract `failure_modes_to_watch` includes "doc deltas not yet delivered"; fresh-context sessions read PRD §6 before starting | P (planning) | mitigated | +| R-16 | **`cholesky_decomposition` signature change** (`void→bool`) | L×L | Verified zero in-repo callers (evidence map §1, P2 row); change in the sanctioned table (PRD §5 row 11) | S4 | mitigated | +| R-17 | **DLPack/interop scope creep from research docs.** The research material is persuasive; a session "prepares the ground" for DLPack | L×H | PRD §4/§9 fence: research docs are semantics/context only, never work-item sources; named in deferred registry | P (planning) | mitigated | +| R-18 | **FFT oracle drift.** The naive-DFT differential oracle embedded in `tests/cases/fft.hpp` (S6) could be "improved" later, hollowing the differential test; the retained fallback and the oracle could diverge | L×M | Oracle is a **copy of the HEAD-baseline naive loops, frozen after S6** (documented in `fft.hpp` header comment); the round-trip seed E16 and the pinned-value seed E17 provide independent checks; any oracle change requires a new eval seed | S6 | mitigated | +| R-19 | **Suite `-Ofast` fast-math folds NaN/IEEE guards (S3 discovery).** The suite TU compiles with `-Ofast -flto` (Makefile, outside S3 blast radius): `std::isfinite(nan)→true`, `std::isnan(nan)→false`, `std::isinf(nan)→false`, `std::abs(nan−c) < e→true`, `nan < c→true`, even `nan == 0.0→true` (context-dependent; conjunctions unreliable). Library guard functions compiled in the TU (e.g. `lu_decomposition`/`lu_solver` `isinf/isnan` returns) fold away, so degenerate-system signaling is not observable at suite level | M×H | **Assertion policy (documented in `lu_pivoting.hpp`/`det.hpp` headers):** any suite assertion on a possibly-NaN/degenerate value must use a bit-level check via `std::memcpy` (opaque to the optimizer) or an exact comparison on a known-finite value; degenerate-behavior pins that need IEEE math live in `-O1` probes (E09b). Probes and examples built `-O1`/default keep IEEE semantics. Applies to ALL future sessions | every session | mitigated (policy in place; Makefile change would be a new sanctioned decision) | +| R-20 | **SVD core invalid for wide matrices (m < n) (S3 discovery, pre-existing).** Tall 4×2 reconstruction err 2.2e-16 (valid); wide 2×4 reconstruction err 6.0, `u` entries ~1e306 — the wide-SVD path produces garbage, so `pinv`/`svd_inverse` on m`/`rand>` gets a hard compile error — loud and attributable. Session mid-point correction: the early "int behavior unchanged (all zeros)" analysis was wrong — the T1 test file proved it at compile time; all session docs corrected in place. +- **`noexcept` removal extended across the `rand`-family chain** (S5 removed `noexcept` from `rand`, `rand_like`, `random_like`, `randn_like` — the contract named `rand` + `rand_like`; the extension is the same defect class: once `rand` can throw `bad_alloc`, a `noexcept` wrapper would `std::terminate` on allocation failure). The aliases' **bodies** are untouched (S6 territory); S6's alias/retirement audit (A2) should note the current noexcept state so it isn't "restored" without re-checking the throwing path. +- **`load_binary` adjacent warning (carried from S2, still open):** `crtp_load_binary` (~2469) remains in the same hazard class (unguarded size arithmetic from file bytes; no on-disk dtype check). S5's I/O work was `save_png`-only by contract; nearest future I/O-boundary session should take it. +- **Residual seed-0 correlation (by design, not a regression):** `rand(r, c, 0)` keeps the exact pre-fix seed expression `time + reinterpret_cast(&ans)`; calls at the **same call site within the same second** still produce identical streams (ltrace-verified pre-fix, 32 B address spacing per call site). The contract's seed-0 requirement is "non-deterministic time-based seed" — met; the residual is inherent to the documented policy and cannot be fixed without changing the seed policy (a new decision). +- **`save_png` failure-mode notes for S6's I/O-policy pass:** (a) member `save_as_png` still returns `true` when the underlying `save_png` silently no-ops (open failure) — pre-existing return semantics, out of S5 scope; (b) disk-full **mid-write** remains unhandled — `fputc`/`fclose` failures unchecked (pre-existing; the S5 guard closes the open-failure class only). Both deliberate: documented silent no-op (policy P3), no fake handling. +- **Plan-citation discrepancy (R-02 recurrence, minor):** the session plan quoted the `save_png` fopen line as `FILE* const fp = fopen( file_name, "wb+" )`; the actual source is `FILE* fp = fopen( file_name, "wb" )`. Source is authoritative; the guard applies identically; logged in design.md §3. +- **Subagent environment constraint (re-confirmed S5):** the 16K-output-budget exhaustion persists; the sharded review (4 shards × 6 axes) and the adversarial verification ran **in-process as fresh-context simulation** (contract inputs only, documented in both reports). Same remedy as S1/S4. + +## S4 closeout watch items (added 2026-08-18) + +- **`rref`/`gauss_jordan_elimination` reads OOB for `row > col` (pre-existing, discovered by S4 probe p3).** The pivot scan `max_element(col_begin(i)+i, col_end(i))` uses a strided `col_begin(i)` iterator (start at element i, stride col); for `i >= col` the scan reads past the row-major buffer (heap-buffer-overflow READ under ASan, 3×2 matrix, NDEBUG release build). Pre-fix the `row < col` precondition made this reachable only by callers bypassing `rref`… actually unreachable via `rref` pre-fix (square/over-determined aborted in debug, no-op in release → **release users calling the free function with row>col hit the OOB pre-fix too**). S4 relaxed the precondition to `row > 0 && col > 0`, so `rref` on a row>col matrix now *also* reaches it (no behavior change in release; debug now aborts later, inside the algorithm, instead of at the assert). **Not repaired in S4** (contract out-of-scope: algorithm body); the before/after ASan pair (`.work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc`) is identical in substance. A fix requires bounding the pivot scan to `min(row, col)` rows (or a dedicated over-determined path) — a **new sanctioned decision** for a future session. E12 documents the exclusion; `tests/cases/rref.hpp` deliberately has no row>col case. +- **C8 promotion cost:** `mean/variance/standard_deviation` on integer/float matrices now allocate one `double` copy of the matrix (`astype()`) — O(n) memory, intended and documented (design §1, spec stat_promotion.md). Complex `mean` stays complex-typed; complex `variance`/`standard_deviation` remain ill-formed (pre-existing: `operator-(matrix>, const T&)` takes the real type; legacy preserved by design — no in-repo complex callers). +- **`conv` same-mode 1×1 kernel is now defined: scaling** (pre-fix: debug abort). S6 ReadMe delta should note the same-mode precondition (`rb >= 1 && cb >= 1`) and the 1×1 = scaling semantics. +- **`cholesky_decomposition` is now `bool`** (P2): zero in-repo callers verified (evidence map §1); complex value_type keeps the legacy unguarded path (`if constexpr (!ComplexMatrix)` — no ordering for complex). Strict boundary `sum <= 0` (C-11 resolution; the contract `in_scope` line's `sum < 0` wording was dominated by its own adversarial cases 1×1 {0} and PSD-singular). +- **The standing `tests/cases/mean.hpp` watch item is satisfied by S4:** the existing random-double case was untouched (regression net); the new C8 case was appended in the same file (allowed-file list). +- **Review discrepancies found by S4 pre-flight (record, do not re-litigate):** the 2026-07-13 review's C8 claim "variance of {1,2} is 0.25 → 0" is unsupported — int `variance`/`standard_deviation` do not compile pre-fix (hard error), and int `mean` returned `unsigned long` (truncated; unsigned integer division, negative sums wrap), not a signed-truncated `int`. The PRD line-11 "keep the `a[i][i]==0` check" refers to a check that does not exist in the pre-fix `cholesky` source (the guard subsumes it). Both logged in `docs/session_4/brainstorming.md` (discrepancy table). +- **Subagent environment constraint (re-confirmed S4):** the single-model 16K-output-budget exhaustion (S1 record) persists; S4 ran the sharded review and the adversarial verification **in-process as fresh-context simulation** (contract inputs only, documented in the respective reports). Same remedy as S1: pasted-only inputs, small units, or a second model. + +## S3 closeout watch items (added 2026-08-18) + +- **Suite fast-math property (R-19) — the dominant S3 finding.** The `-Ofast` suite build folds IEEE guards and NaN comparisons (measured, context-dependent): `lu_solver` on a degenerate 3×3 returned `has_value` with x = NaN instead of `nullopt` pre- AND post-fix, and the singular 2×2 `!has_value` suite pin could not be written at all. The singular-nullopt pin lives in the `-O1` probe (E09b). Future sessions: bit-level checks via `std::memcpy` for any possibly-NaN assertion (F1/F2, `docs/session_3/sharded_review.md`). A Makefile `-Ofast`→`-O2` change would fix the root but is outside any current session's blast radius — new sanctioned decision. +- **`det()` lost `noexcept` in the C5 rewrite.** The pre-fix body was already non-`noexcept`-safe (it allocated and called `inverse()`), so nothing relied on the specifier; recorded so a future session does not treat the absence as a regression. +- **Example 0019 LU MAE delta is legitimate.** `make example` stdout changed exactly one line vs the S2 baseline: 0019 prints LU-solver MAE 1.30e-11 → 1.57e-10 (different pivot order → different, equally valid factorization). Example 0005 (127×127 diagonal det) stdout is identical. S6's ReadMe delta for `lu_decomposition` should note the pivoting (PRD §5 row 5 disclosure). +- **`images/*.bmp` are tracked sample outputs.** `make example` regenerates them (0019 re-saves Lenna at ~1e-10 pixel shifts); S3 policy (consistent with S1/S2): `git checkout -- images/` before each commit; never commit their regeneration. +- **S6 rewire warnings:** (a) `pinverse`, `svd_inverse`, and free `det(m)` keep compiling after S3 — S6 retires `pinverse`/`svd_inverse` (PRD §5) and the ReadMe must then document the `pinv` + `m.det()` surface; (b) `svd_inverse` silently ignores the SVD return count (non-convergence not surfaced) — pre-existing, preserved (F7); (c) the 1-arg `singular_value_decomposition` tuple order `(u, w, v)` is load-bearing for example 0021 (self-consistent `[u,v,w]` bind) — S6 must not "fix" that order. +- **Wide-SVD gap (R-20).** Tall/square SVD valid (reconstruction 2.2e-16 / 1e-16 class); wide (m SIZE_MAX/col`, `elements > SIZE_MAX/sizeof(T)`) before use. Any future `load_*`/`save_*` boundary must apply the same overflow-checked arithmetic pattern (the adversarial-verifier focus list now includes wrap-product inputs — A7). +- **Adjacent finding, out of scope (do not fix in S2; a future session's work):** `crtp_load_binary` (`matrix.hpp` ~2469) has the same hazard class — `r`/`c` are copied raw from file bytes into `size_type` and fed unguarded into `sizeof(r)+sizeof(c)+sizeof(Type)*zen.size()` (wrap-able), and there is no check that the on-disk `Type` matches the member's `value_type` (a `.bin` written for `float` loaded into `matrix` is silently misread). `load_txt` shares the no-dtype-check pattern for its binary sibling only. Suggested owner: the next I/O-boundary session (S5's `save_png` work is the nearest sibling; consider a combined I/O-boundary hardening pass). +- **`load_npy` v2 wire convention diverges from the real npy spec** (S2 kept the library's existing convention: 4-byte LE length, prefix 12 — contract-pinned 10/12 offsets). Consequence: real-spec v2 files (8-byte length) are now *cleanly rejected* (dict-literal sanity check) instead of shifted-misloaded — safer, but S6's ReadMe delta must disclose it so users don't file it as a regression. +- **`better_assert` is print + `abort()` in `debug_mode` builds (not a debug-only print):** S2 removed it from `load_npy` (D12 — the suite build has asserts on, so the pre-fix missing-file path was a `SIGABRT`). Other I/O boundaries (`load_binary`, `load_bmp`, `save_*`) still use it on open failure — a future I/O hardening pass should decide whether the same D12 treatment applies (a missing file there is also attacker-reachable in an I/O context). + +## S6 closeout watch items (added 2026-08-18, project-closing session) + +- **E19 (carried from S4, still open):** `gauss_jordan_elimination` / `rref` on `row > col` input is a pre-existing ASan heap-buffer-overflow READ (strided `col_begin(i)` reads past the row-major buffer; release-reachable). S4 relaxed the precondition so `rref` reaches it. The ASan pair (`.work/probes/S4_p3_wide_asan.cc`) is the regression net; a fix (bounding the pivot scan to `min(row, col)` rows, or a dedicated over-determined path) is a **new sanctioned decision** for a future session. +- **R-19 fast-math applies to the new FFT paths.** The suite (`-Ofast`) runs the radix-2 FFT with fused/contracted operations; the differential tolerances in `tests/cases/fft.hpp` are the measurement (1e-9 double / 1e-3 float vs the corrected-naive oracle). Exact value pins live in the `-O1` probe `E16_E17.cc` (IEEE semantics), per the R-19 policy. +- **FFT benchmark baseline stops at 512.** Pre-fix (naive O(n⁴)) single-call time exceeds 300 s at 512×512 (timeout, lower bound only); post-fix is 6.2 ms/call. Ratios measured at 128/256: 8626× / 27116× (`s6_bench_prefix.log`). If a future session benchmarks larger sizes, baseline the pre-fix tree at ≤ 256 and extrapolate the n⁴ law — do not attempt pre-fix runs at ≥ 512. +- **`pinv`/`svd` ignore SVD non-convergence (F7, carried from S3):** the 4-arg `singular_value_decomposition` return count is unchecked in `pinv_core` (and the 1-arg `svd` tuple form surfaces it as `std::optional` only). Pre-existing, preserved as-is by the A2 move. +- **Namespace-hygiene policy (A3, verified S6):** no `feng::elem` namespace or qualified `feng::elem` calls exist (`grep -c` = 0, re-run at pre-flight — `s6_a3_grep.log`); the review's ADL-hostility finding is unsupported by the code. Policy: keep elementwise free functions in `feng` (single-namespace header); do not introduce a `feng::elem` sub-namespace without a real miscompile incident. Full elementwise namespacing remains parked (R-08 / PRD §4). +- **Fused `fftshift` design is a documented deviation (C13, closed S6):** `fftshift(x) = shift(fft(x))`, `ifftshift(x) = shift(ifft(x))` — NumPy's `fftshift` is a pure reindexing (no transform). The fused design predates S6 and was kept by contract; the ReadMe FFT section states the deviation. Do not "fix" it to NumPy's signature without a new sanctioned decision. +- **Untracked build binaries `test_test` / `test_example` at the repo root** remain untracked by S1 precedent (`.gitignore` covers `test`/`example` but not these two names); leave them, do not commit, do not delete (pre-existing artifact class). diff --git a/docs/session_1.md b/docs/session_1.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b8d33fa --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +# Session 1 — Memory Corruption: `shrink_to_size` and `flipdim` (C1, C2) + +> Story outline v1. This session refines its own details at start (narrow/clarify only), per policy P9. +> Machine-readable authority: `docs/session_1_contract.yaml`. Law: `docs/project_contract.md`. + +## Objective + +Eliminate the two Critical heap-corruption bugs — C1 (`shrink_to_size` copies the wrong column count) and C2 (`flipdim(m,2)` swaps a column against a row) — with the review's smallest-safe-fixes, and pin both with content-asserting regression tests and ASan probes. + +## Story + +The review's first fix stage. Two one-line fixes close the only findings that can corrupt the heap under ordinary use: a wrong length in a `std::copy` and a wrong third argument to `std::swap_ranges`. Both are confirmed present in the current header (anchors below). The fixes are trivial *because the surrounding invariants are already correct* — the session's real work is proving it: re-verify each finding with an ASan probe (the review's method: `-DNDEBUG` so `better_assert` is silent and the real OOB is observable), apply the minimal fix, and add tests that assert **content**, not just shape, so T1's "green suite over untested paths" pattern cannot recur on these functions. Nothing else moves: no aliases, no tests beyond the two functions, no docs (doc deltas: none expected — both fixes restore *documented* behavior). + +## In scope + +- C1: `crtp_shrink_to_size` (anchor ~3508; buggy `std::copy` at ~3531–3532) — copy `the_cols_to_copy` per row. +- C2: `flipdim` dim==2 branch (anchor ~4453; buggy `swap_ranges` at ~4479) — third argument `ans.col_begin( index_right )`. +- Regression tests: new `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp`, new `tests/cases/flip.hpp`, registered in `tests/test.cc`. +- Eval seeds E01, E02 written as probes and marked live. + +## Out of scope + +- C3 (`fliplr`/`flipud` alias swap) — depends on C2 landing first; it is S3's. Do **not** touch 4491–4499. +- All other findings; any refactor (A1 CRTP stays as-is); any `ReadMe.md` edit (P4); `examples/`; `Makefile`. +- Changing `shrink_to_size`/`flipdim` signatures or semantics beyond the documented contract. + +## Deliveries + +1. Two fixes in `matrix.hpp` (diff ≈ 2 lines, plus nothing else). +2. Two new test cases + registration (content assertions, shapes incl. non-square both directions). +3. E01/E02 probes in `.work/probes/`, both passing, ASan-clean. +4. Handoff `.work/handoff_session_1.md`; eval seeds registered; `git` audit clean. + +## Context budget map (~45K of 128K — do not exceed; the rest is work) + +| Read | How much | Why | +|---|---|---| +| `AGENTS.md`, `docs/project_contract.md` | full (~2K) | law | +| `docs/prd.md` §5 rows 1–2, §7 P8 | ~1K | authorization + test policy | +| `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md` §C1, §C2 only | ~2K | the findings' evidence + smallest fixes | +| `matrix.hpp` regions: 3500–3560 (shrink), 4440–4500 (flip) | ~5K | the code (named regions, never the whole file) | +| `tests/test.cc` + one existing case (e.g. `inverse.hpp`) | ~2K | registration pattern + assertion style | +| `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` E01–E02 rows | ~0.5K | probe specs | +| **Do NOT read:** rest of `matrix.hpp`, ReadMe, deep-research docs in full, examples | — | budget | + +## Deep-research references + +- Report 6 `docs/deep_research/deep-research-report (6).md` §"Layout, performance, execution, safety and correctness" (line 511): the safety/correctness framing this session implements (boundary + invariant discipline). Read ~the section only. +- P3500R0 `docs/deep_research/C++ Standard Tensor Proposal Blueprint.md` §"Storage Architecture…" (line 136): context for why buffer-length validation at resize boundaries is standard practice. Read ~the section only. + +## Pre-flight (mandatory, before any edit) + +1. `git status` clean; baseline commit noted in handoff. +2. Re-anchor: `grep -n "the_cols_to_copy\|swap_ranges" matrix.hpp` — confirm the review's bug lines are still the bug lines (else re-anchor by function name and note it). +3. Write E01/E02 probes against the **current** code; compile with the ASan variant; confirm the review's reproductions (OOB report for 5×5→5×3; corruption/OOB for 3×10→5×2 and 3×5 flip). If a probe does *not* reproduce the finding: classify (failure_arbiter) and stop — do not fix an unverified finding. +4. Record pre-fix probe output in the handoff (evidence base for the diff). + +## Exit criteria + +1. `make test` green (full suite + the two new cases). +2. E01/E02 pass; ASan variant clean (no report, exit 0). +3. `git diff --name-only HEAD` ⊆ {`matrix.hpp`, `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp`, `tests/cases/flip.hpp`, `tests/test.cc`, `.work/**`}. +4. Sharded review (6 axes) + adversarial verifier PASS (verifier specifically: "would the new tests fail if either bug were present?"). +5. **Human decision gate (high risk):** user reviews diff + evidence before merge. + +## Risk and routing + +- Risk level **high** (memory corruption domain). Routing: **branch_and_compare** — worker implements on a branch; an independent test-writer pass re-derives the expected contents from the *documented* contract (not from the implementation); sharded review; adversarial verifier; human gate. +- Failure modes to watch: fixing the copy count but leaving a row-offset error; tests asserting shape-only; ASan probe accidentally compiled without `-DNDEBUG` (then `better_assert` aborts and masks the real behavior); accidental edit of the `flipdim` dim==1 branch. + +## Handoff requirements + +State snapshot (compiler version, commits, checks run/not run); decision log (contract refinements, probe results vs review); eval seeds E01/E02 status; doc deltas (expected: **none** — behavior now matches the documented contract); warnings for S3 (the dim==1 branch and `fliplr`/`flipud` are adjacent — S3 must not assume they were touched). + +## Contract + +`docs/session_1_contract.yaml` — read it before pre-flight; it is the authority for scope, invariants, and checks. diff --git a/docs/session_1/adversarial_verification.md b/docs/session_1/adversarial_verification.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f85766c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/adversarial_verification.md @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +# Session 1 — Adversarial Verification + +Run: 2026-08-17, workflow runId `wf_msxqiff5-6-2930c7a81316` (2 fresh-context verifiers, +distinct lenses, read-only; inputs: contract clauses + how to obtain diff/evidence — they did +not see the implementation conversation). Both verifiers independently re-ran the +deterministic checks (full suite, filtered cases, ASan probe rebuild with the exact +`-DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1` flags, diff audits, caller greps). + +## Lens 1 — test sufficiency & edge cases (verifier: `verify-test-sufficiency`) + +- **VERDICT: PASS.** No counterexample found. +- Independently re-derived the bug-restored outputs (not just trusting the logs): + - C1 restored, 3×10→5×2: `rows_to_copy=3` written into 2-col rows → flat buffer + `[1,2,11,12,21,22,23,…]` ⇒ row 3 = `[23,0]` ≠ expected `[0,0]` → content assert fails. + - C2 restored, 3×5: `row_begin(4)` targets past the 15-element buffer → ASan + scramble; + 4×4: flat swap of col(0) vs row(3) ⇒ `f[0][1]=14` ≠ 4 → assert fails. +- Nuance recorded: the 5×5(all-ones)→5×3 case alone would NOT catch C1 without ASan + (content identical); the 3×10→5×2 ragged case is what pins the bug content-wise. The + *set* of tests suffices (P8). +- Untested-but-safe edge noted: row-shrink + col-grow (e.g. 5×3→3×5) where buggy and fixed + extents coincide (both 3) — correct under either line, not a regression gap. +- `shrink_to_size(0,n)` precondition (`better_assert`, silent under NDEBUG) is pre-existing + and outside the session contract. + +## Lens 2 — blast radius, invariants, claims vs evidence (verifier: `verify-blast-radius`) + +- **VERDICT: PASS.** Disproven claims: none. Unsupported claims: none. +- Verified independently: `matrix.hpp` diff vs `83ea78d` is exactly the two sanctioned lines + (3532, 4479); `fliplr`/`flipud` (~4491–4499) and the dim==1 branch appear in no hunk → + byte-identical; all 42 changed paths ⊆ the allowed set; tests/ diff is additive only + (+188/−0: two includes + two new case files). +- Rebuilt the ASan probe from source with the exact flags: `PASS E01` + `PASS E02`, exit 0, + no ASan report; full suite 59 cases / 49,216,776 assertions green; both filtered runs pass. +- Caller check: **no in-repo caller** of `shrink_to_size`/`flipdim` exists outside the new + case files (grep of `tests/` `examples/`) → the fix cannot shift any existing caller's + observable behavior. + +## Result + +Both lenses **PASS** → adversarial verification gate: **satisfied**. No claims were falsified; +no remediation required; no High/Critical items raised. Combined with the sharded review +(`sharded_review.md`, 0 Critical/High), the done condition is verified for the human decision +gate. diff --git a/docs/session_1/brainstorming.md b/docs/session_1/brainstorming.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f9134fe --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/brainstorming.md @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +# Session 1 — Brainstorming (refinement record) + +Status: refinement only (policy P9 — narrow/clarify, no scope widening). The problem space was +already explored in the 2026-08-17 blueprint interview (PRD §2) and the 2026-07-13 sharded review. +This document records the session-start interview-me pass, the design decisions, and the validated +design. No new exploration. + +## Interview-me pass (stress-test of my thinking) + +Question format: what could still make this session fail or ship the wrong thing? Each question was +resolved against the contract set before any edit; nothing remains that needs a user answer, because +every shared decision is already fixed by `docs/prd.md` §5 rows 1–2, `docs/session_1_contract.yaml`, +and `docs/project_contract.md`. + +| # | Question | Resolution (source) | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | Which exact lines change? | The review's smallest-safe-fixes, re-anchored this session: `matrix.hpp:3532` (`the_rows_to_copy` → `the_cols_to_copy`) and `matrix.hpp:4479` (third arg `row_begin` → `col_begin`). Code-verified 2026-08; anchors re-confirmed by grep at pre-flight. | +| 2 | What is the documented contract the fixes must restore? | `shrink_to_size`: in-code comment ~3515–3517 ("padding with zero" on growth, "drop these elements" on shrink) + PRD §5 row 1. `flipdim(m,2)`: left-right flip for all shapes, per the parallel structure of the dim==1 branch and the public `fliplr`/`flipud` API (PRD §5 row 2; review §C2). | +| 3 | Does the eval-seed sketch ("rows = 1 1 1 0 0 pattern") conflict with the contract acceptance? | The sketch conflates shrink (truncation, no padding) with growth (zero-pad). The contract acceptance criteria win (authority chain). Probes use **ragged values** so "first 3 cols preserved" is verifiable by content, not by a 1.0 fill (failure-mode guard from the contract). | +| 4 | Are `fliplr`/`flipud` touched? | No. C3 is S3's; anchors 4491–4499 stay untouched (contract `out_of_scope`). The dim==1 branch of `flipdim` is also untouched; it is pinned by a regression case anyway. | +| 5 | What do the tests assert? | **Content, not shape** (T1 anti-pattern guard): exact expected values on ragged matrices, non-square both directions, grow-only and shrink-only extremes, 1×N / N×1 for flipdim. | +| 6 | How is "tests catch the bug" proven? | Empirically: restore each original buggy line in turn → the new test cases must FAIL → restore the fix → green. Output recorded as evidence (acceptance criterion 4 + verifier question). | +| 7 | ASan probe build flags? | `g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1` — `-DNDEBUG` deliberate so `better_assert` is silent and the real OOB is observable (project contract §4; R-06). | +| 8 | Where do probes/tests live? | Probes: `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` (single file; the contract's deterministic check compiles exactly this path). Tests: `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp`, `tests/cases/flip.hpp`, registered in `tests/test.cc`. | +| 9 | What does "registered live" mean for E01/E02? | Per `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` the ladder is seeded → live → promoted (live + permanent home in `tests/cases/`). Both seeds will have a permanent home (same acceptance scenarios in the new test cases) → final status **promoted** (subsumes "live"). Logged as a P9 clarification. | +| 10 | Branching / human gate? | Work on the existing session branch `phase-1/session-1`; baseline commit `83ea78d` is the diff-audit reference. Human decision gate (high risk): final message presents diff + evidence; no merge before sign-off. | + +Confidence: **>95%** — all decision points are fixed by the contract set; pre-flight probes already +reproduced both findings (evidence: `.work/evidence/prefix_*.out/err`). No open question blocks +implementation. + +## Context exploration (budget-conform) + +- `matrix.hpp` regions read: 3500–3560 (`crtp_shrink_to_size`), 4440–4500 (`flipdim`/aliases), 3784–3840 + (constructors, for probe/test authoring), 1925–1943 (`col_begin`/`col_end`/`row_begin` semantics). +- `tests/test.cc` + `tests/cases/ones.hpp`, `inverse.hpp` (registration + assertion style). +- `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md` §C1, §C2 only. +- **Not read:** rest of `matrix.hpp`, ReadMe, deep-research docs, examples (budget map). + +## Design decisions (validated) + +1. **Fix = the review's smallest-safe-fix, verbatim.** One token each. No surrounding logic moves + (the surrounding invariants — zero-fill of `other`, `min`-based copy extents, `swap` — are already + correct; that is why the one-line fixes are safe). +2. **Probes before code.** Pre-flight probes reproduce both findings on the pre-fix tree (done; see + `.work/evidence/`). A finding that did not reproduce would stop the session (failure arbiter). +3. **Tests are content-exact** (integer-valued doubles, tolerance 1e-12), mirroring the eval-seed + expectations, plus extra adversarial shapes from the contract's `adversarial_cases`. +4. **`flip.hpp` pins dim==1 too**, so an accidental edit of the untouched branch (named failure mode) + is caught by the suite, not just by review. +5. **No doc deltas** expected (both fixes restore documented behavior; P4 — ReadMe untouched here). + +## Approaches considered + +- **A1 (chosen): one-line fixes + content tests + ASan probes.** Minimal blast radius, maximum + evidence per line changed. Matches the contract's smallest-safe-fix mandate. +- **A2: rewrite `shrink_to_size` with `std::copy_n`/`span` idioms.** Cleaner, but widens the diff + beyond the sanctioned 2 lines and re-touches invariants that are already correct → rejected + (contract invariant: "diff limited to the two buggy lines + tests"). +- **A3: make `flipdim` a generic axis-permutation (handles N-D).** New feature territory, out of + scope, and the CRTP/matrix model is 2-D → rejected (PRD §4 "no new features"). diff --git a/docs/session_1/design.md b/docs/session_1/design.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..abfc362 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/design.md @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +# Session 1 — Design + +Architecture and approach only, not line-by-line implementation (that is `plan.md`). + +## Context + +- Single-header C++20 matrix library (`matrix.hpp`, 7,688 lines, CRTP mixin architecture — A1 + teardown is explicitly **not** this session's job). +- Two Critical heap-corruption bugs, both re-verified by ASan probes on the pre-fix tree + (`.work/evidence/prefix_*.out/err`): + - **C1** `crtp_shrink_to_size` (~3508): the per-row copy uses `the_rows_to_copy` as the column + extent. The surrounding logic is already correct: `other` is allocated at the new size and + zero-filled; the copy extents are `min`-derived; `zen.swap(other)` commits. Only the copy + extent is wrong. + - **C2** `flipdim` dim==2 (~4453): `swap_ranges` takes a column range (`col_begin/col_end`, + `row()` elements, stride-`col()` iterator) as its first range but a **row** start + (`row_begin(index_right)`, contiguous) as its third argument. The dim==1 branch (rows↔rows) + is already correct. +- Iterator semantics (verified this session, `matrix.hpp` ~1925–1943): `col_begin(i)` starts at + `dat+i` with stride `col()`; `col_end(i) = col_begin(i)+row()`; `row_begin(k) = dat+k·col()`. + This is why the C2 bug over-reads/over-writes on non-square shapes (3×5: third range starts at + `dat+4·5 = dat+20`, buffer holds 15) and silently scrambles square shapes (4×4: all accesses in + bounds, content wrong). + +## Goals / Non-Goals + +**Goals** +1. Restore the documented contracts: `shrink_to_size` = documented copy + zero-pad/truncate + (PRD §5 row 1); `flipdim(m,2)` = true left-right flip for all shapes (PRD §5 row 2). +2. Pin both with content-asserting regression tests + ASan-clean E01/E02 probes so the T1 pattern + (green suite over untested paths) cannot recur on these functions. +3. Prove the tests catch the bugs: restoring either original bug line makes the new tests fail. + +**Non-Goals** (out of scope — S3 or later) +- `fliplr`/`flipud` alias swap (C3; anchors 4491–4499 untouched). +- `flipdim` dim==1 behavior change (already correct; pinned, not changed). +- Any signature/semantics change beyond the documented contract; any CRTP refactor (A1). +- Docs/ReadMe edits (P4 — doc deltas expected: none; behavior matches documentation). + +## Decisions + +| # | Decision | Chosen | Alternatives considered | Why | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| D1 | C1 fix shape | 1-token: `the_rows_to_copy` → `the_cols_to_copy` in the `std::copy` | rewrite with `std::copy_n`/`span`; per-row `std::min` recompute | The review's smallest-safe-fix; contract invariant "diff limited to the two buggy lines + tests". The rest of the function already implements the documented semantics correctly. | +| D2 | C2 fix shape | 1-identifier: third arg `ans.row_begin( index_right )` → `ans.col_begin( index_right )` | rewrite dim==2 as row-reversal loop (mirroring dim==1) | `col_begin` gives the matching `row()`-element column range; the loop structure and the dim==1 branch stay untouched (minimum diff, minimum review surface). | +| D3 | Test location/style | New `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp`, `tests/cases/flip.hpp`; Catch2 `TEST_CASE` + `REQUIRE`; exact expected values (integer-valued doubles, tol 1e-12) | extend an existing case file; shape-only asserts | Contract names the files; content assertions are the T1/T2 policy (P8). Style mirrors `ones.hpp`/`inverse.hpp`. | +| D4 | Probe design | Single `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` with case selection (`all` default); ASan build per contract; per-case sub-invocations so one ASan abort doesn't mask the other reproductions | one probe per seed file | The contract's deterministic check compiles exactly this path and expects `PASS`. Pre-flight runs need per-case isolation (e01a and e02a both abort under ASan pre-fix). | +| D5 | "Tests catch the bug" evidence | Empirical bug-restoration: temporarily restore each buggy line → new cases FAIL → restore fix → green; record output | static argument that the asserts differ from buggy output | Deterministic evidence over narrative (AGENTS.md); answers the verifier's specific question. | +| D6 | Eval-seed status | `promoted` (probe exists + passes + permanent home in `tests/cases/`) | `live` | P9 clarification: "promoted" subsumes "live" per `eval_seed_cases.md` definitions; logged in the decision log. | + +**ACD note (functional-thinking guardian pass):** `shrink_to_size` remains an in-place **Action** +(mutates the caller's matrix through `swap`); its internals (allocate + zero-fill + copy) stay +explicit Calculations over local data — the fix changes no boundary, only corrects an extent. +`flipdim` is a pure **Calculation** (copies input to `ans`, never mutates the caller's matrix); +mutation discipline is satisfied by the existing copy. New test code is explicit Data (literals) + +Calculation (assertions); no hidden Actions, no globals, no impurity creep. Guardian checks 1–6: +silent (clean). + +## Risks / Trade-offs + +- [Editing the wrong adjacent line] (dim==1 branch, `fliplr`/`flipud` at 4491–4499) → the diff is + 2 lines reviewed against the baseline commit; `flip.hpp` pins dim==1 behavior so an accidental + edit fails the suite; the diff-audit check (`git diff --name-only`) plus the review axis + "correctness" catches scope drift. +- [Shape-only tests (T1 anti-pattern)] → all test cases assert exact content on ragged values + (contract `failure_modes_to_watch`: "test with ragged values, not 1.0 fills"). +- [ASan probe built without `-DNDEBUG` masks the OOB (better_assert aborts first)] → the contract + check command hard-codes the flags; pre-flight output recorded with the exact command. +- [Copy count fixed but a row-offset error remains] → e01b uses distinct values 1..30 so any + row/col offset error changes the expected content; tests include both non-square directions. +- [Pre-fix probe evidence lost to later re-runs] → outputs captured in `.work/evidence/prefix_*` + and cited in the handoff before the fix lands. +- Trade-off accepted: the 1-token fixes leave the surrounding slightly awkward structure + (e.g., `size_type const the_rows_to_copy` next to `the_cols_to_copy` used by a row loop) as-is — + readability is S3+/A1 territory; this session optimizes for review surface, not style. + +## Migration Plan + +Single-branch session on `phase-1/session-1` from baseline `83ea78d`; every intermediate state +keeps `make test` runnable. Rollback = `git reset --hard 83ea78d` (no data migration; no consumer +changes; no API change). No deployment steps (library repo). + +## Open Questions + +None blocking. (Q1–Q10 in `brainstorming.md` were resolved against the contract set at session +start; the only recorded refinement is D6, the eval-seed status clarification.) diff --git a/docs/session_1/execution_contract.md b/docs/session_1/execution_contract.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b91ef7 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/execution_contract.md @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ +# Session 1 — Execution Contract + +Produced before implementation per the session lifecycle. Authority chain: this document +operationalizes `docs/session_1_contract.yaml`; it may narrow, never widen. + +## Planned file changes + +| File | Change | Why | +|---|---|---| +| `matrix.hpp` | 2 lines only: `:3532` (`the_rows_to_copy`→`the_cols_to_copy`), `:4479` (third arg → `ans.col_begin( index_right )`) | C1, C2 sanctioned fixes (PRD §5 rows 1–2) | +| `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp` | new | C1 regression, content-asserting (P8) | +| `tests/cases/flip.hpp` | new | C2 regression + dim==1 pin (P8) | +| `tests/test.cc` | +2 include lines | registration | +| `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` | new | E01/E02 ASan probes (already written pre-flight) | +| `.work/evidence/*` | new (logs) | deterministic evidence (pre/post fix, bug-restoration, independent probe) | +| `.work/handoff_session_1.md` | new | handoff requirement | +| `.work/independent/*` | new | branch_and_compare independent test-writer output | +| `docs/session_1/**` | new (phase docs incl. this file, review + verifier records) | session plan refining phases + exit criteria | +| `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` | E01/E02 status `seeded`→`promoted` | eval-seed registration | +| `docs/risk_register.md` | **no change expected** (rows owned jointly with S2/S5 stay open) | minimize diff; nothing S1-only closes | + +## Allowed blast radius (per contract `blast_radius.allowed_files`) + +`matrix.hpp`, `tests/test.cc`, `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp`, `tests/cases/flip.hpp`, +`.work/`, `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`, `docs/risk_register.md`, `docs/session_1/**`. +Forbidden: `ReadMe.md`, `Makefile`, `examples/**`, `docs/prd.md`, `docs/project_contract.md`. +Diff audit vs baseline `83ea78d` must leave no file outside the allowed set. + +## First test to write + +`.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` (pre-flight, **before** any code edit) — probe-first rule (P5). +Pre-fix it fails/reproduces (e01a ASan OOB, e01b corruption, e02a ASan OOB, e02b corruption; +e02c passes). Then the first spec-derived failing suite test is +`tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp` (written while the C1 bug is still present). + +## Checks after each task + +| Task | Checks | +|---|---| +| 1 pre-flight | baseline `make test` green (log); pre-fix probe runs reproduce all findings (logs) | +| 2 C1 | `make test` green; `.work/probe_s1 e01` → `PASS E01` exit 0, no ASan report | +| 3 C2 | `make test` green; `.work/probe_s1 e02` → `PASS E02` exit 0; `git diff 83ea78d -- matrix.hpp` = exactly the 2 sanctioned lines | +| 4 compare | independent probe compiles + passes (ASan flags); bug-restoration logs show each new case FAIL with its bug line restored, PASS after restore | +| 5 full | full `make test` (log); `.work/probe_s1` (no args) → `PASS E01` + `PASS E02` exit 0; diff-audit grep empty; `grep -n the_cols_to_copy matrix.hpp` fix line present | +| 6 review | 6-axis sharded review; High/Critical fixes re-run Task 5 checks | +| 7 verify | adversarial verifier PASS (fresh context) | +| 8 close | re-run contract `deterministic_checks`; handoff complete; final commit | + +## Review axes (end of session) + +correctness, readability, security, tests, architecture, performance (contract `review_axes`), +all read-only, structured findings (severity / evidence / clause / smallest safe fix / +confidence). Fix High/Critical only; Medium requires 2+ reviewers or strong evidence. + +## Adversarial verifier brief + +Fresh-context verifier(s) receive ONLY: `docs/session_1_contract.yaml`, +`docs/project_contract.md` (relevant §), `git diff 83ea78d..HEAD`, and the check/evidence +outputs (pre-fix probe logs, final `make test` log, ASan probe output, bug-restoration logs, +diff-audit output). NOT the implementation conversation. Mission: falsify the done condition. +Specific targets: +1. Do the new tests actually fail if either original bug line is restored? (evidence: + bug-restoration logs — verifier may re-derive this reasoning from the asserts' expected + values vs the buggy output.) +2. Are all 4 acceptance criteria met with cited output? +3. Blast radius: diff ⊆ allowed files; `fliplr`/`flipud` (4491–4499) and dim==1 branch untouched. +4. Invariants: full suite green; grow zero-pads / shrink truncates; no signature change. +5. Edge cases: non-square both directions, 1×N / N×1, grow-only / shrink-only extremes. + +## Done condition + +All contract `acceptance_criteria` pass with cited output: +1. E01 semantics hold (5×5→5×3 preserves first 3 cols; 1×1→4×4 zero-pads) — probe + test evidence. +2. E02 semantics hold (3×5 dim2 = hand-written left-right flip; dim1 = up-down flip) — probe + test evidence. +3. ASan probes (5×5→5×3, 3×10→5×2, 3×5 flipdim) run with `-DNDEBUG -fsanitize=address`: no report, exit 0. +4. New tests fail if either original bug line is restored — bug-restoration logs. +Plus: `make test` full green; git audit clean; sharded review + adversarial verifier PASS; +branch_and_compare independent test-writer concurs; handoff complete; **human decision gate** +sign-off before merge. + +## Failure policy + +Any check failure is classified per `docs/prompts/failure_arbiter.md` (BUG / SPEC_GAP / +AMBIGUITY / ENVIRONMENT / TEST_BUG) **before** any fix; classification + evidence recorded in +`docs/session_1/failure_arbiter.md` (only if invoked). diff --git a/docs/session_1/failure_arbiter.md b/docs/session_1/failure_arbiter.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8757cb3 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/failure_arbiter.md @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +# Session 1 — Failure Arbiter Records + +## Record 1 — Independent test-writer subagent returned empty (×2 dispatches) + +- **Failing command/output:** workflow `agent()` dispatches (runIds `wf_msxpr89h-1-c33c77f9ad52`, + `wf_msxpy7dm-2-d713d6bddfe7`), labels `independent-test-writer`. Both returned `""` after + ~250 s; no files written; transcripts show a single `thinking` block, no `toolCall` records, + no assistant text. Run details: `outputTokens: 16384` (exact output cap), `toolUses: 0`, + `turns: 1`, `requestedModelId: Qwen3.8-27B`, `effort: xhigh`. +- **Relevant contract clauses:** project contract §6 (subagent unit size), session contract + routing `branch_and_compare` (independent test-writer re-derives expected contents), AGENTS.md + ("larger units lose their final report to truncation, which costs an extra dispatch"). +- **Recent diff:** none involved (the failure is in dispatch, not product code). +- **Category: ENVIRONMENT.** + - Evidence: identical failure signature twice (same duration ~250 s, same 16,384 output + tokens = hard output cap); a trivial same-channel dispatch (`subagent_capability_probe`, + runId `wf_msxq5mku-3-cf7766023f94`) returned `PONG` in 4 s / ~192 output tokens → the + channel works when thinking stays small; the single configured model + (Qwen3.8-27B, `reasoning: true`, `preserve_thinking: true`) exhausted the 16K output budget + on the thinking channel for the larger prompts, starving visible content/tool use. +- **Why other categories do not fit:** + - BUG: no product code participates in the failure; implementation was green before/after. + - SPEC_GAP / AMBIGUITY: the branch_and_compare role and the prompts are unambiguous; nothing + in the contracts is undefined here. + - TEST_BUG: no test is involved in the dispatch failure. +- **Allowed next action:** adapt the environment/execution shape (smaller subagent units with + pasted-only inputs and bounded outputs); log the adaptation; do not retry the identical + large-prompt dispatch. +- **Forbidden next action:** a third identical large-prompt dispatch; any change to product + code motivated by this failure; treating the empty return as a finding about the implementation. + +### Adaptation adopted (recorded, weaker-independence note for the handoff) + +- Independent derivation is still run by a **fresh-context subagent**, but as a small + reasoning-only unit: all inputs (contract clauses, API signatures, case list) are pasted in + the prompt; output is a compact derivation (no file reads/writes by the agent). +- The orchestrator encodes the returned derivation into + `.work/independent/probe_s1_independent.cc` (provenance recorded in the file header). +- Residual gap vs the routing's ideal: the *writer* of the probe file is the orchestrator, not + the subagent (file-writing subagents exceed the output budget in this environment). The + branch_and_compare intent — an independent re-derivation of expected contents from the + documented contract, compared with the implementation — is preserved; the loss of a fully + fresh-context *file author* is disclosed here and in the handoff. + +## Record 2 — (placeholder: any check failure during Tasks 2–8 is classified here before fixing) diff --git a/docs/session_1/plan.md b/docs/session_1/plan.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8437c85 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/plan.md @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +# Session 1 — Plan (micro-task, TDD-style) + +Input: `tasks.md`. Context: `design.md`, `specs/`. Baseline commit: `83ea78d` (branch +`phase-1/session-1`). Every commit happens at a clean checkpoint (all checks green). + +### Task 1 — Pre-flight + +1. `git status --short` → empty. `git log --oneline -1` → `83ea78d`. +2. `make test` (background) → capture to `.work/evidence/baseline_make_test.log`; expect + `All tests passed (57 test cases, 49.2M assertions)` (pre-existing green baseline; count + taken from the log, not assumed). +3. Re-anchor: + `grep -n "the_cols_to_copy\|the_rows_to_copy" matrix.hpp` → `the_rows_to_copy` at 3531–3532 + (bug); `grep -n "swap_ranges" matrix.hpp` → 4479 (bug, C2). +4. Write `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` (cases e01a/e01b/e01c/e02a/e02b/e02c; `all` default). +5. Compile: + `g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe_s1 .work/probes/E01_E02.cc` +6. Pre-fix runs (per case, isolated — ASan aborts kill the process): + `for c in e01a e01b e02a e02b e02c; do .work/probe_s1 $c; done` → expected pre-fix: + - `e01a`: ASan `heap-buffer-overflow` WRITE (5×5→5×3) + - `e01b`: `FAIL e01b` content corruption (row 3 = `23,0` instead of `0,0`) + - `e02a`: ASan `heap-buffer-overflow` READ (3×5 flipdim 2) + - `e02b`: `FAIL e02b` (4×4 scramble, no ASan) + - `e02c`: `PASS e02c` (dim==1 correct) + Save stdout/stderr + exit codes to `.work/evidence/prefix_.out/.err`. +7. **If any expected reproduction does NOT appear** → classify per `failure_arbiter.md` (likely + TEST_BUG in the probe or ENVIRONMENT) and stop before fixing. +8. Write phase docs (`brainstorming/proposal/design/specs/tasks/plan/execution_contract`). +9. Commit checkpoint: `S1 pre-flight: phase docs, E01/E02 probes, pre-fix evidence`. + +### Task 2 — C1 fix + shrink test + +1. Failing test first (TDD): write `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp` NOW (bug still present); + register in `tests/test.cc`; compile — the 3×10→5×2 and 10×10→1×1 content assertions should + FAIL pre-fix (compile errors/OOB aside; run under the ASan build if needed to demonstrate the + failure mode). Record output to `.work/evidence/prefix_test_shrink.log`. +2. Apply the fix (one token, `matrix.hpp:3532`): + ```diff + - std::copy( zen.row_begin( r ), zen.row_begin( r ) + the_rows_to_copy, other.row_begin( r ) ); + + std::copy( zen.row_begin( r ), zen.row_begin( r ) + the_cols_to_copy, other.row_begin( r ) ); + ``` +3. `make test` → green incl. new `shrink_to_size` case. +4. ASan: `.work/probe_s1 e01` → `PASS e01a/e01b/e01c` + `PASS E01`, exit 0, no ASan report. +5. Commit checkpoint: `S1 C1: shrink_to_size copies the_cols_to_size per row + regression case`. + +### Task 3 — C2 fix + flip test + +1. Failing test first (TDD): write `tests/cases/flip.hpp` (C2 bug still present); register; + the 3×5 dim2 case must fail pre-fix (ASan abort or content FAIL — record). +2. Apply the fix (one identifier, `matrix.hpp:4479`): + ```diff + - std::swap_ranges( ans.col_begin( index_left ), ans.col_end( index_left ), ans.row_begin( index_right ) ); + + std::swap_ranges( ans.col_begin( index_left ), ans.col_end( index_left ), ans.col_begin( index_right ) ); + ``` +3. `make test` → green incl. new `flip` case. +4. ASan: `.work/probe_s1 e02` → `PASS e02a/e02b/e02c` + `PASS E02`, exit 0, no ASan report. +5. Scope check: `git diff 83ea78d -- matrix.hpp` shows exactly the two sanctioned lines; + 4491–4499 (`fliplr`/`flipud`) and the dim==1 branch unchanged. +6. Commit checkpoint: `S1 C2: flipdim dim==2 swaps col against col + regression case`. + +### Task 4 — branch_and_compare: independent test-writer + bug-restoration + +1. Dispatch independent test-writer (fresh context; input = contract clauses + in-code documented + comment + public API signatures only; forbidden: the fixed diff, my tests). It re-derives + expected contents for E01/E02 and writes `.work/independent/probe_s1_independent.cc`. +2. Compile its probe with the ASan flags; run → must pass against the fixed tree. + Record output to `.work/evidence/independent_probe.log`. Disagreement → failure arbiter. +3. Bug-restoration (C1): `sed` the fix line back to the buggy line → `make test` → the + `shrink_to_size` case must FAIL (or ASan abort under the probe build; record which) → + restore fix → green. Output → `.work/evidence/bug_restore_c1.log`. +4. Bug-restoration (C2): same for the flip line → `flip` case must FAIL → restore → green. + Output → `.work/evidence/bug_restore_c2.log`. +5. Commit checkpoint (if any evidence files): `S1 evidence: independent test-writer + bug-restoration`. + +### Task 5 — Full checks + diff audit + +1. `make test` (full; log to `.work/evidence/final_make_test.log`). +2. `g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe_s1 .work/probes/E01_E02.cc && .work/probe_s1` + → `PASS E01` + `PASS E02`, exit 0. +3. `git diff --name-only 83ea78d | grep -vE '^(matrix.hpp|tests/test.cc|tests/cases/(shrink_to_size|flip)\.hpp|\.work/|docs/(eval_seed_cases|risk_register)\.md|docs/session_1/)$'` + → empty (note: `docs/session_1/**` is in `allowed_files`). +4. `grep -n 'the_cols_to_copy' matrix.hpp` → fix line present (~3532). + +### Task 6 — Sharded review (6 axes) + +1. Read-only agents (one per axis) over `git diff 83ea78d..HEAD` + contract + evidence; structured + findings (severity, file:line, clause, smallest safe fix, confidence). +2. Dedup; disposition: fix High/Critical (re-run Task 5 checks after any fix); Medium only with + 2+ reviewers or strong evidence; Nits optional. +3. Record → `docs/session_1/sharded_review.md` (copy in `.work/sharded_review.md`). +4. Commit checkpoint: `S1 review: sharded review results` (+ fixes if any). + +### Task 7 — Adversarial verifier + +1. Fresh-context verifier agents; inputs ONLY: session + project contracts, `git diff + 83ea78d..HEAD`, check/evidence outputs. Not the implementation conversation. +2. Verifier must specifically falsify: "would the new tests fail if either bug were present?" + (bug-restoration logs are the cited evidence). +3. Any FAIL → failure-arbiter classification before any further fix; re-run checks; re-verify. +4. Record → `docs/session_1/adversarial_verification.md`. + +### Task 8 — Close-out + +1. `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`: E01/E02 `seeded` → `promoted`. +2. Handoff `.work/handoff_session_1.md` (template; compiler `g++ 16.2.1`; checks run/not run; + decision log; doc deltas: **none**; S3 warning re dim==1 / 4491–4499 adjacency). +3. Final commit: `S1 close-out: eval seeds promoted, handoff`. +4. Present diff + evidence to the user (human decision gate); merge only on sign-off. diff --git a/docs/session_1/proposal.md b/docs/session_1/proposal.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7f22b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/proposal.md @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +# Session 1 — Proposal + +Concise extraction from `brainstorming.md` (which in turn refines the blueprint set). Not a new +exploration. + +## Motivation + +- Two **Critical** heap-corruption bugs are reachable under ordinary use (review C1, C2; both + re-verified by ASan probes on the pre-fix tree this session — `.work/evidence/prefix_*.out/err`): + - C1: `shrink_to_size` copies `the_rows_to_copy` columns per row instead of `the_cols_to_copy` + → heap OOB write (5×5→5×3) and silent content corruption (3×10→5×2). + - C2: `flipdim(m,2)` swaps a column against a *row* (`swap_ranges` third arg `row_begin`) + → heap OOB (3×5) and silent corruption (4×4). +- The suite is green **because** these paths are untested (T1). This session eliminates both bugs + and pins them so the "green suite over untested paths" pattern cannot recur on these functions. + +## Specific changes + +1. `matrix.hpp` `crtp_shrink_to_size` (~3532): copy `the_cols_to_copy` per row (1 token). +2. `matrix.hpp` `flipdim` dim==2 branch (~4479): `swap_ranges` third argument → + `ans.col_begin( index_right )` (1 identifier). +3. New `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp` — content-asserting regression cases (E01 scenarios + + adversarial shapes), registered in `tests/test.cc`. +4. New `tests/cases/flip.hpp` — content-asserting regression cases for `flipdim` dim 2 (E02) **and** + dim 1 (regression pin for the untouched branch), registered in `tests/test.cc`. +5. `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` — standalone ASan probes (pre-fix reproduction already recorded; + post-fix must be clean + `PASS E01` / `PASS E02`). +6. `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`: E01/E02 status `seeded` → `promoted` (probe exists, passes, and has a + permanent home in `tests/cases/`; clarification logged per P9 — subsumes the contract's "live"). +7. `.work/handoff_session_1.md` from the template; decision log incl. pre-fix probe evidence. + +Explicitly **not** changed: `fliplr`/`flipud` (4491–4499, S3), `flipdim` dim==1 branch, any +signature/semantics beyond the documented contract, ReadMe, examples, Makefile. + +## Capabilities (contract between proposal and specifications) + +### New capabilities + +- **`regression-pinning`** — content-asserting, registered Catch2 cases for `shrink_to_size` and + `flipdim` that fail if either original bug is present, plus the E01/E02 ASan probes registered in + the eval-seed corpus. + +### Modified capabilities + +- **`shrink-to-size`** — the documented copy + zero-pad/truncate contract (in-code comment + 3515–3517; PRD §5 row 1) now actually holds: on shrink the top-left `min(rows)×min(cols)` block is + preserved verbatim and dropped elements are gone; on growth the new region is zero. +- **`flipdim`** — `flipdim(m,2)` is a true left-right flip (`f[r][c] == m[r][col-1-c]`) for all + shapes (PRD §5 row 2); `flipdim(m,1)` behavior is unchanged and pinned. + +Each capability gets a spec file under `docs/session_1/specs/`. + +## Impact + +- **Code:** `matrix.hpp` (2 lines), `tests/test.cc` (2 includes), 2 new test files. +- **API:** none — no signature changes, no new public names, no behavior change beyond restoring + the documented contract (sanctioned, PRD §5 rows 1–2). +- **Dependencies:** none (no new dependencies). +- **Systems:** `make test` suite gains 2 cases; eval corpus gains 2 promoted seeds; S3 downstream + (alias swap) can now assume `flipdim(m,2)` is correct. diff --git a/docs/session_1/sharded_review.md b/docs/session_1/sharded_review.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a3d99cd --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/sharded_review.md @@ -0,0 +1,27 @@ +# Session 1 — Sharded Review (6 axes) + +Run: 2026-08-17, workflow runId `wf_msxqbh35-5-b659e2f3c550` (6 parallel read-only reviewer +agents, one per contract axis; inputs: diff `83ea78d..HEAD` + contract clauses + evidence +summary; read-only; compact structured findings). Baseline reviewed: commit `b356840`. + +## Findings and disposition + +| # | Axis | Sev | Finding | Disposition | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| 1 | correctness | Low | `fliplr`→`flipdim(m,1)` / `flipud`→`flipdim(m,2)` aliases are semantically inverted vs NumPy (pre-existing; **not** touched by the diff) | **Accepted as-is; routed to S3** — this is exactly finding C3, named out-of-scope in the session contract (anchors 4491–4499) and owned by S3 in PRD §6. No action this session. Reviewer also verified the diff itself: both fixes correct in context, dim==1 branch byte-identical, early-return intact, tests catch wrong-row/wrong-count fixes. | +| 2 | readability | Low | Unused `#include ` in both new test files | **Accepted as-is (convention).** Every sibling case file carries an unused `#include ` (e.g. `ones.hpp`, `inverse.hpp`); deleting would diverge from the local convention. No High/Critical → no fix required per session lifecycle. | +| 3 | readability | Nit | `flip.hpp` vs sibling naming (`.hpp`); possible future collision with S3's fliplr/flipud tests | **Rejected: contract pins the name.** `session_1_contract.yaml` `in_scope` + `blast_radius.allowed_files` name `tests/cases/flip.hpp` exactly; S3 will add its own file (`fliplr_flipud.hpp`-style). | +| 4 | readability | Nit | Test files longer than strictly minimal (overlapping coverage) | **Accepted as-is** — reviewer's own analysis: every block pins a distinct path (zero-pad, truncation, no-op early-return, dim==1 untouched); shortening would sacrifice regression coverage (P8). | +| 5 | security | Low | Hypothetical 0-col matrix → `m.col()-1` uint underflow in `flipdim` dim==2; pre-existing pattern (dim==1 identical); conditional on 0-size constructibility (not verified) | **Accepted as-is; out of blast radius.** Fix would require touching `flipdim`'s entry (beyond the 2 sanctioned lines); pre-existing and symmetric with the untouched dim==1 branch; low confidence (0-size constructibility unverified; `shrink_to_size` asserts non-zero dims). Recorded as a residual for a future session (zero-size policy), not a S1 defect. | +| 6 | security | Nit | Degenerate shapes (1×N, N×1, 1×1) verified safe; shrink copy bounds provably in-bounds; no unsafe test patterns | No action (verification note). | +| 7 | tests | — | **NO FINDINGS** — all 9 spec scenarios present with ragged content assertions; bug-restoration evidence confirms regression power; no tautology | — | +| 8 | architecture | — | **NO FINDINGS** — fixes sit inside existing patterns (CRTP idiom; free-function style mirroring dim==1); boundaries byte-untouched; includes alphabetical | — | +| 9 | performance | — | **NO FINDINGS** — fixes only correct extents/arguments; complexity unchanged; test overhead negligible | — | + +## Dedup / severity summary + +- Critical: 0. High: 0. Medium: 0. Low: 3 (all dispositioned: 1→S3 route, 2→convention/out-of-scope). + Nit: 3 (dispositioned above). No finding has 2+ reviewers or strong evidence changing the code. +- **Per session lifecycle step 9: no High/Critical findings → no code changes; diff stands as + reviewed.** All evidence cited above was collected deterministically (see `.work/evidence/`): + pre-fix reproduction logs, post-fix suite/probe logs, bug-restoration logs, diff audit. diff --git a/docs/session_1/specs/flipdim.md b/docs/session_1/specs/flipdim.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fe1f43f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/specs/flipdim.md @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +# Spec — Capability: `flipdim` (C2) + +Authority: `docs/session_1_contract.yaml` invariants; PRD §5 row 2; review §C2 (violated contract: +"flipdim must flip along dimension 2 (left/right flip)"). The `fliplr`/`flipud` aliases (C3) are +**out of scope** for this session (S3; anchors 4491–4499 untouched) and are pinned here only as a +boundary statement, not as a behavior requirement. + +## MODIFIED Requirements + +### Requirement: `flipdim(m, 2)` is a true left-right flip for all shapes + +For any `matrix m` with `row() > 0` and `col() > 0`, `flipdim(m, 2)` SHALL return a matrix +`f` of the same shape as `m` such that for every `r, c`: `f[r][c] == m[r][col()-1-c]` +(left-right / column flip). The operation SHALL complete without out-of-bounds reads or writes +for any shape, including non-square, 1×N, and N×1. `flipdim` SHALL NOT mutate `m`. + +#### Scenario: Non-square 3×5 left-right flip (E02 acceptance, review ASan repro) + +- WHEN `m` is `3×5` holding `1..15` row-major +- THEN `flipdim(m, 2)` equals `[[5,4,3,2,1],[10,9,8,7,6],[15,14,13,12,11]]` exactly, and the + operation completes without an AddressSanitizer report (build flags + `-DNDEBUG -fsanitize=address`). + +#### Scenario: Square 4×4 left-right flip (review silent-corruption repro) + +- WHEN `m` is `4×4` holding `1..16` row-major +- THEN `flipdim(m, 2)` satisfies `f[r][c] == m[r][3-c]` for all `r, c` (i.e., row `0` is + `4,3,2,1` and row `3` is `16,15,14,13`). + +#### Scenario: Ragged non-square, both orientations (adversarial) + +- WHEN `m` is `2×7` holding `r*7+c+1`, and `m'` is `7×2` holding `r*2+c+1` +- THEN `flipdim(m, 2)[r][c] == m[r][6-c]` for all `r,c`, and `flipdim(m', 2)[r][c] == + m'[r][1-c]` for all `r,c`. + +#### Scenario: Degenerate single-row / single-column shapes (adversarial) + +- WHEN `m` is `1×5` holding `1..5`, or `m'` is `5×1` holding `1..5` +- THEN `flipdim(m, 2)` equals `5,4,3,2,1` (1×5), `flipdim(m', 2)` equals `m'` (5×1, a single + column is unchanged by a left-right flip), and both complete without an AddressSanitizer report. + +### Requirement: `flipdim(m, 1)` behavior is unchanged (boundary pin) + +This session SHALL NOT modify the `dim == 1` branch. As a regression pin: for any `m`, +`flipdim(m, 1)` SHALL return `f` with `f[r][c] == m[row()-1-r][c]` (up-down flip), the shape +unchanged, and `m` unmodified. + +#### Scenario: 3×5 up-down flip (dimension-1 pin) + +- WHEN `m` is `3×5` holding `1..15` row-major +- THEN `flipdim(m, 1)` equals `[[11,12,13,14,15],[6,7,8,9,10],[1,2,3,4,5]]` exactly. + +## REMOVED Requirements + +(none — no requirement is removed; the previous buggy behaviors — OOB read/write and column-vs-row +scramble on dim 2 — are defects, not documented requirements.) diff --git a/docs/session_1/specs/regression_pinning.md b/docs/session_1/specs/regression_pinning.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c4260d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/specs/regression_pinning.md @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +# Spec — Capability: `regression-pinning` (new) + +Authority: project contract §4 (T1/T2: "a test that would still pass with the bug present is not +a regression test"); session contract `acceptance_criteria`; PRD §7 P8. + +## ADDED Requirements + +### Requirement: Content-asserting regression tests for `shrink_to_size` and `flipdim` + +The suite SHALL contain two new cases, `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp` and +`tests/cases/flip.hpp`, registered in `tests/test.cc`: + +1. Every case SHALL assert **content** (exact expected values on ragged inputs), not only shape. +2. The cases SHALL cover, at minimum, the spec scenarios of the `shrink-to-size` and `flipdim` + capabilities (E01/E02 acceptance shapes, both non-square directions, grow-only and shrink-only + extremes, 1×N / N×1 for `flipdim`, and the `dim==1` pin). +3. The cases SHALL FAIL if either original buggy line (`the_rows_to_copy` in the C1 copy, or + `ans.row_begin( index_right )` in the C2 `swap_ranges`) is restored. This MUST be verified + empirically (bug-restoration check) during the session, with output recorded. + +#### Scenario: New cases are registered and green on the fixed tree + +- WHEN `make test` is run on the fixed tree +- THEN the suite reports the new `shrink_to_size` and `flip` cases as passing, alongside the + previously passing cases (no case lost). + +#### Scenario: C1 bug restored → shrink case fails (bug-restoration check) + +- WHEN the C1 fix line is temporarily reverted to + `std::copy( zen.row_begin( r ), zen.row_begin( r ) + the_rows_to_copy, other.row_begin( r ) );` + and the shrink test case is compiled and run +- THEN the case FAILS (at least one content assertion), and after restoring the fix the case + passes again. + +#### Scenario: C2 bug restored → flip case fails (bug-restoration check) + +- WHEN the C2 fix line is temporarily reverted to + `std::swap_ranges( ans.col_begin( index_left ), ans.col_end( index_left ), ans.row_begin( index_right ) );` + and the flip test case is compiled and run +- THEN the case FAILS (at least one content assertion), and after restoring the fix the case + passes again. + +### Requirement: E01/E02 ASan probes exist, pass, and are registered + +The probe `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` SHALL be buildable with +`g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1`, and when run with no arguments +SHALL exit `0` and print `PASS E01` and `PASS E02` (post-fix). It SHALL encode the E01/E02 +acceptance scenarios (5×5→5×3; 3×10→5×2 ragged; 1×1→4×4 grow; 3×5 and 4×4 `flipdim(·,2)`; +3×5 `flipdim(·,1)` pin). The pre-fix run outputs (reproducing the review's findings) SHALL be +recorded in `.work/evidence/` and cited in the handoff. `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` SHALL list E01 +and E02 with status `promoted` (probe exists, passes, permanent home in `tests/cases/`). + +#### Scenario: Post-fix ASan probe run is clean + +- WHEN the contract's deterministic probe command is executed post-fix +- THEN the process exits `0` printing `PASS E01` and `PASS E02`, with no AddressSanitizer report + on stderr. + +#### Scenario: Eval-seed corpus reflects the promoted seeds + +- WHEN `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` is inspected after the session +- THEN rows E01 and E02 have status `promoted` (subsuming `live`), owner `S1`, and their probe + paths resolve to `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc`. diff --git a/docs/session_1/specs/shrink_to_size.md b/docs/session_1/specs/shrink_to_size.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..890d5a8 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/specs/shrink_to_size.md @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +# Spec — Capability: `shrink-to-size` (C1) + +Authority: `docs/session_1_contract.yaml` invariants; PRD §5 row 1; in-code documented contract +(`matrix.hpp` comment ~3515–3517: "if new row or col are larger than the original, padding with +zero; otherwise, drop these elements"). + +## MODIFIED Requirements + +### Requirement: `shrink_to_size` preserves the top-left block and zero-pads growth + +`matrix::shrink_to_size(new_row, new_col)` SHALL resize the matrix in place to shape +`(new_row, new_col)` such that, for `rows_keep = min(row, new_row)` and `cols_keep = min(col, +new_col)`: + +1. For every `r < rows_keep` and `c < cols_keep`, the value at `(r, c)` in the result SHALL equal + the value at `(r, c)` in the original matrix (no reordering, no offset shift). +2. Every element of the result outside the top-left `rows_keep × cols_keep` block SHALL be + `value_type{}` (zero for arithmetic types). +3. The result SHALL have exactly the shape `(new_row, new_col)`. +4. All accesses SHALL be within the allocated buffers of the original and the new matrix (no + out-of-bounds read or write for any shape, including non-square grow/shrink combinations). + +The implementation MUST NOT change the function signature or `noexcept`-ness beyond the existing +one. + +#### Scenario: Column-only shrink on a filled matrix (E01 acceptance, review ASan repro) + +- WHEN a `5×5` matrix of `1.0` is shrunk to `(5, 3)` +- THEN the result shape is `5×3` and all 15 elements equal `1.0`, and the operation completes + without an AddressSanitizer report (build flags `-DNDEBUG -fsanitize=address`). + +#### Scenario: Mixed shrink-and-grow with ragged values (review silent-corruption repro) + +- WHEN a `3×10` matrix holding `1..30` row-major is resized to `(5, 2)` +- THEN the result equals + `[[1,2],[11,12],[21,22],[0,0],[0,0]]` exactly (first 2 columns of the first 3 rows preserved; + growth rows zero-padded), with no AddressSanitizer report. + +#### Scenario: Grow-only zero-pad (contract acceptance E01) + +- WHEN a `1×1` matrix holding `7.0` is resized to `(4, 4)` +- THEN `result[0][0] == 7.0`, all other 15 elements equal `0.0`, and the shape is `4×4`. + +#### Scenario: Non-square shrink, both directions (adversarial) + +- WHEN a `10×3` matrix holding `r*3+c+1` (ragged) is resized to `(5, 2)`, and a `3×10` matrix + holding `r*10+c+1` is resized to `(5, 2)` +- THEN each result equals the top-left `5×2` block of its source, exactly. + +#### Scenario: Shrink-only extreme + +- WHEN a `10×10` matrix holding `r*10+c+1` is resized to `(1, 1)` +- THEN the result is `1×1` holding the original `(0,0)` value `1.0`. diff --git a/docs/session_1/tasks.md b/docs/session_1/tasks.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d4062af --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1/tasks.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +# Session 1 — Tasks + +Ordered by dependency. Each task is verifiable (done = its check passes; check defined in +`plan.md`). Specs: `specs/`; approach: `design.md`. + +## 1. Pre-flight (evidence base — done before any edit) + +- [x] 1.1 Baseline: `git status` clean on `phase-1/session-1` @ `83ea78d`; run `make test` on the + clean tree → green (evidence `.work/evidence/baseline_make_test.log`). +- [x] 1.2 Re-anchor by grep (`the_cols_to_copy` / `swap_ranges` in the shrink/flip regions) — + confirmed bug lines at `matrix.hpp:3532` and `matrix.hpp:4479` (names authoritative, R-02). +- [x] 1.3 Write `.work/probes/E01_E02.cc` (E01/E02 acceptance scenarios + review repro shapes, + ragged values, case selection). +- [x] 1.4 Pre-fix ASan probe runs (`e01a e01b e02a e02b e02c`) reproduce the review: C1 OOB write + (5×5→5×3) + silent corruption (3×10→5×2); C2 OOB read (3×5) + silent corruption (4×4); + dim==1 pin passes. Outputs in `.work/evidence/prefix_*`. A non-reproducing finding would + stop the session (failure arbiter) — all reproduced, so proceed. + +## 2. C1 fix: `shrink_to_size` + +- [x] 2.1 Apply the 1-token fix at `matrix.hpp:3532` (`the_rows_to_copy` → `the_cols_to_copy`). +- [x] 2.2 Write `tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp` (content assertions per spec scenarios: 5×5→5×3; + 3×10→5×2 ragged 1..30; 1×1→4×4 grow; 10×3→5×2; 3×10→5×2; 10×10→1×1) and register it in + `tests/test.cc`. +- [x] 2.3 Targeted check: `make test` green (new case included); ASan probe `e01` group clean. + +## 3. C2 fix: `flipdim` dim==2 + +- [x] 3.1 Apply the 1-identifier fix at `matrix.hpp:4479` (third arg → `ans.col_begin( index_right )`). +- [x] 3.2 Write `tests/cases/flip.hpp` (content assertions per spec scenarios: 3×5 dim2 (E02), + 4×4 dim2, 2×7 and 7×2 dim2, 1×5 and 5×1 dim2, 3×5 dim1 pin) and register it in + `tests/test.cc`. +- [x] 3.3 Targeted check: `make test` green (both new cases); ASan probe `e02` group clean; + `fliplr`/`flipud` and dim==1 regions byte-identical to baseline (diff scope check). + +## 4. Independent verification (branch_and_compare) + +- [x] 4.1 Independent test-writer (fresh-context subagent, given only the documented contract + + API, not the implementation diff) re-derives expected contents and writes its own probe to + `.work/independent/`; probe passes against the fixed tree. +- [x] 4.2 Bug-restoration check: restore each original bug line in turn → the corresponding new + test case FAILS (compile + run + record output) → restore fixes → green. Answers + acceptance criterion 4 / verifier question with recorded evidence. + +## 5. Full checks + evidence + +- [x] 5.1 `make test` full suite green (both new cases + all pre-existing). +- [x] 5.2 ASan probe full run (no args): `PASS E01`, `PASS E02`, exit 0, no ASan report. +- [x] 5.3 Diff audit: `git diff --name-only ` ⊆ allowed files (contract + `deterministic_checks` regex, empty remainder); the 2 changed lines match the sanctioned + fixes exactly. +- [x] 5.4 Grep audit: `grep -n 'the_cols_to_copy' matrix.hpp` shows the fix line (~3532). + +## 6. Review and verification (risk = high) + +- [x] 6.1 Sharded review, 6 axes (correctness, readability, security, tests, architecture, + performance), read-only agents over baseline→HEAD diff; dedup findings; record in + `.work/sharded_review.md` and `docs/session_1/sharded_review.md`. +- [x] 6.2 Fix High/Critical findings only (Medium: 2+ reviewers or strong evidence), then re-run + §5 checks. +- [x] 6.3 Adversarial verifier (fresh context; sees contract + diff + evidence only) returns + PASS; record in `docs/session_1/adversarial_verification.md`. + +## 7. Close-out + +- [x] 7.1 `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`: E01/E02 → `promoted`. +- [x] 7.2 Handoff `.work/handoff_session_1.md` (template; state snapshot incl. compiler version; + decision log incl. pre-fix probe evidence + P9 refinements; checks run/not run; doc deltas: + none; S3 warning). +- [x] 7.3 Commit session work; present diff + evidence for the **human decision gate** (no merge + before sign-off). diff --git a/docs/session_1_contract.yaml b/docs/session_1_contract.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..da0fced --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_1_contract.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +session_contract: + id: S1 + objective: "Eliminate the two Critical heap-corruption bugs (C1 shrink_to_size wrong column count, C2 flipdim dim==2 column-vs-row swap) with the review's smallest-safe-fixes and pin both with content-asserting regression tests + ASan probes." + risk_level: high + routing: branch_and_compare + in_scope: + - "C1: crtp_shrink_to_size (anchor ~3508): std::copy at ~3531-3532 must copy the_cols_to_copy, not the_rows_to_copy" + - "C2: flipdim dim==2 branch (anchor ~4453): swap_ranges third argument at ~4479 must be ans.col_begin( index_right )" + - "New tests: tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp, tests/cases/flip.hpp (content assertions; non-square both directions; registered in tests/test.cc)" + - "Eval probes E01/E02 in .work/probes/, ASan variant clean, registered live in docs/eval_seed_cases.md" + out_of_scope: + - "C3 fliplr/flipud alias swap (S3; anchors 4491-4499 untouched)" + - "Any other finding; any refactor (A1 CRTP untouched); ReadMe.md; examples/**; Makefile" + - "Signature or semantics changes to shrink_to_size/flipdim beyond the documented contract" + blast_radius: + allowed_files: + - matrix.hpp + - tests/test.cc + - tests/cases/shrink_to_size.hpp + - tests/cases/flip.hpp + - .work/ + - docs/eval_seed_cases.md + - docs/risk_register.md + - "docs/session_1/**" + forbidden_files: + - ReadMe.md + - Makefile + - examples/** + - docs/prd.md + - docs/project_contract.md + invariants: + - "make test full suite green after the change" + - "shrink_to_size: grow zero-pads, shrink truncates, per the in-code documented comment (~3515-3517)" + - "flipdim(m,1) behavior unchanged (dim==1 branch untouched)" + - "No new public API; no signature changes; diff limited to the two buggy lines + tests" + acceptance_criteria: + - "E01: {5,5,1.0}.shrink_to_size(5,3) -> 5x3, first 3 cols preserved, rest zero; {1,1,7}.shrink_to_size(4,4) zero-pads" + - "E02: flipdim({3,5,1..15}, 2) equals hand-written left-right flip; flipdim(m,1) equals up-down flip" + - "ASan probes (review reproductions: 5x5->5x3, 3x10->5x2, 3x5 flipdim) run with -DNDEBUG -fsanitize=address: no report, exit 0" + - "New tests fail if either original bug line is restored (verifier check: tests catch the bug)" + deterministic_checks: + - "make test" + - "g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe_s1 .work/probes/E01_E02.cc && .work/probe_s1 # prints PASS" + - "git diff --name-only HEAD | grep -vE '^(matrix.hpp|tests/test.cc|tests/cases/(shrink_to_size|flip)\\.hpp|\\.work/|docs/(eval_seed_cases|risk_register)\\.md)$' # empty" + - "grep -n 'the_cols_to_copy' matrix.hpp # fix line present at ~3532" + review_axes: + - correctness + - security + - tests + - architecture + - performance + - readability + adversarial_cases: + - "Grow-only (1x1 -> 4x4) and shrink-only (10x10 -> 1x1) extremes; zero-size edge if representable" + - "Non-square both directions (3x10, 10x3) through both shrink and flipdim" + - "flipdim on 1xN and Nx1 (row/col length equal -> swap trivially safe? verify)" + - "Would the new tests still pass if the original buggy lines were restored? (must be NO)" + failure_modes_to_watch: + - "Fixing the copy count while leaving a row_offset error (test with ragged values, not 1.0 fills)" + - "ASan probe compiled WITHOUT -DNDEBUG: better_assert aborts first, masking real OOB behavior" + - "Tests asserting shape-only (the T1 anti-pattern)" + - "Accidental edit of the flipdim dim==1 branch or the fliplr/flipud aliases (S3 territory)" + done_condition: "All acceptance_criteria pass with cited output; git audit clean; sharded review + adversarial verifier PASS; branch_and_compare independent test-writer concurs; human decision gate (user) signed off in the handoff." + handoff_requirements: + - ".work/handoff_session_1.md from docs/templates/handoff.md: state snapshot incl. compiler version, checks run / checks not run" + - "Decision log: pre-fix ASan probe output vs review claims; any contract refinement" + - "Eval seeds E01/E02 marked live; probes committed under .work/probes/" + - "Doc deltas: expected none (fixes restore documented behavior) — state so explicitly" + - "Warning for S3: flipdim dim==1 and fliplr/flipud (4491-4499) untouched and adjacent to changed code" + eval_seed_candidates: + - E01 + - E02 diff --git a/docs/session_2.md b/docs/session_2.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e923124 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# Session 2 — Input Boundary: `load_npy` Validation (finding S1) + +> Story outline v1. Refine at start (narrow/clarify only), policy P9. +> Machine-readable authority: `docs/session_2_contract.yaml`. Law: `docs/project_contract.md`. + +## Objective + +Make `load_npy` a validated input boundary: no dereference of file bytes before a size/shape/dtype check, no throwing out of `noexcept`, no UB on truncated or malformed files. Ship negative-path tests (the T2 gap) and ASan probes that reproduce the review's OOB before the fix and run clean after. + +## Story + +The review's second stage, and the only High *security* finding: `load_npy` treats file contents as trusted — fixed-offset dereferences at `buffer.data()+6/8/10`, a `header_length` taken from the file with no bound (it can also overflow the offset arithmetic), `std::stoul` that can throw from a `noexcept` member (→ `std::terminate`), a `npos`-unguarded shape parse, a `row*col` payload copy of file-controlled size, and no dtype check (a float32 `.npy` loaded into `matrix` copies misinterpreted bytes). The in-repo model of correct behavior already exists: `load_bmp` (~6760) validates header/size consistency before parsing — the review explicitly calls it out as the pattern to follow. The fix converts `load_npy` to that pattern (policy P3): validate magic/version, `buffer.size() >= 12`, `header_length` within remaining bytes *before* any offset arithmetic, header bounds, shape-token presence (`npos` guarded), dtype string matching the target `value_type`, and `buffer.size() >= data_offset + row*col*sizeof(value_type)`; catch `stoul` → `false`. Behavior changes are all sanctioned (PRD §5): truncated/malformed/mismatched input now yields `false` instead of OOB/terminate/misinterpretation; valid files load exactly as before (the existing happy-path test pins that). + +## In scope + +- `crtp_load_npy` (anchors ~2499–2570; members at 2504/2508): validation per P3 (list above). +- Negative-path tests: extend `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` with crafted-byte cases (truncated magic, truncated header, malformed dtype, header_length overflow, float32-into-double) — crafted at runtime into `tmp/`, no new committed binaries. +- Eval probes E03, E04 (`.work/probes/`), ASan-clean. + +## Out of scope + +- The happy path's semantics (existing 4 dtype cases in `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` must pass **unchanged**). +- `load_bmp`/`save_as_bmp`/`save_png` (S5 owns `save_png`); any other finding; `ReadMe.md` (doc delta emitted, P4); `examples/`; `Makefile`. +- Adding a dependency for npy parsing (policy: no production dependencies). + +## Deliveries + +1. Validated `load_npy` in `matrix.hpp` (diff confined to the function body). +2. Negative-path test cases (5 above) passing; happy-path cases untouched and green. +3. E03/E04 probes live and ASan-clean. +4. Handoff with doc deltas for S6 (ReadMe §"load npy" line ~1055: "returns false on malformed/foreign-dtype files; dtype must match the target type"). + +## Context budget map (~45K of 128K — do not exceed) + +| Read | How much | Why | +|---|---|---| +| `AGENTS.md`, `docs/project_contract.md` §3–§5 | ~2.5K | law + API/verification policy | +| `docs/prd.md` §5 row 18 (load_npy), §7 P3 | ~1K | authorization + boundary policy | +| `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md` §S1 (+ "verified non-issues: load_bmp" note) | ~2K | finding + the in-repo model | +| `matrix.hpp` regions: 2499–2575 (load_npy), 6755–6775 (load_bmp model) | ~6K | the code + the pattern | +| `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` full + `tmp/` note | ~2K | happy-path pin + fixture layout | +| `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` E03–E04 rows | ~0.5K | probe specs | +| **Do NOT read:** rest of `matrix.hpp`, ReadMe, research docs in full, images (except the 4 `.npy` fixture headers, hex-dump ≤ 64B each) | — | budget | + +## Deep-research references + +- Report 6 §"Layout, performance, execution, safety and correctness" (line 511): safety framing — untrusted external data validated at the boundary. Section only. +- P3500R0 §"Interoperability Engine: Native C ABI Exchange via DLPack" (line 171): *context only* — why a file/ABI boundary that trusts its bytes is a liability as this library's I/O surface grows (npy is the forerunner of any DLPack-style exchange). Do **not** implement anything from it (R-17). + +## Pre-flight (mandatory) + +1. `git status` clean; baseline commit. +2. Re-anchor `crtp_load_npy` by grep; confirm the review's structure (fixed-offset derefs, unguarded `stoul`, no dtype check) still holds — and log the two extra hazards (header_length overflow; `npos` shape parse) as verified-this-turn findings in the handoff. +3. Reproduce the review's ASan OOB (3-byte file, `-DNDEBUG` build). Record pre-fix output. +4. Hex-dump one fixture (≤64B) to confirm the magic/version offsets the fix will validate (do not trust the offsets from memory — from bytes). + +## Exit criteria + +1. `make test` green: 4 existing `load_npy` cases **unchanged** + 5 new negative cases. +2. E03/E04 pass; ASan variant (truncated magic, truncated header, overflow-length file) clean, exit 0, no `terminate`. +3. `git diff --name-only HEAD` ⊆ {`matrix.hpp`, `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`, `.work/**`, `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`, `docs/risk_register.md`}. +4. Sharded review + adversarial verifier PASS (verifier focus: attacker-chosen bytes — 3B, 11B, 12B files; `header_length` = 0xFFFFFFFF; `shape` token missing; wrong-endianness dtype). +5. **Human decision gate (high risk):** user reviews diff + evidence before merge. + +## Risk and routing + +- Risk level **high** (security: untrusted external input). Routing: **branch_and_compare** — worker implements; independent test-writer derives expected accept/reject from the P3 checklist *without reading the worker's implementation*; sharded review; adversarial verifier (attacker mindset per `docs/prompts/adversarial_verifier.md`); human gate. +- Failure modes to watch: validation added *after* a dereference (too late); `header_length` overflow surviving the checks (use `header_length <= buffer.size() - data_prefix` style bounds, not `buffer.size() < 10 + header_length`); happy-path regression (endianness/version path broken by the new checks); crafted test files not cleaned from `tmp/` (determinism). + +## Handoff requirements + +State snapshot (compiler, checks run/not run); decision log (pre-fix ASan output, the two extra hazards and their chosen handling, contract refinements); eval seeds E03/E04 live; doc deltas for S6 (exact ReadMe §"load npy" wording); warnings for S5 (`save_png` is the other I/O boundary — same P3 discipline applies there). + +## Contract + +`docs/session_2_contract.yaml` — read before pre-flight; authority for scope, invariants, checks. diff --git a/docs/session_2/adversarial_verification.md b/docs/session_2/adversarial_verification.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bd35f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/adversarial_verification.md @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +# Session 2 — Adversarial verification + +Process note: no subagent tool in this environment — the fresh-context pass was run in-session +with the verifier's inputs only (contract, project contract, diff vs `ad6fa79`, evidence). +Mindset followed per `docs/prompts/adversarial_verifier.md`: assume the completion claim is +false; think like an attacker; trace data flow across boundaries. + +## Attempted falsifications (new attacks beyond the suite + 18-case probe) + +New crafted inputs (`.work/probes/extra_attacks.cc`, ASan `-DNDEBUG`, log +`.work/evidence/probe_adv_attacks.log`), run against the committed fix (`88c3740`; +`git diff 88c3740 -- matrix.hpp` empty → probe binaries valid): + +| Attack | Input | Expected | Result | +|---|---|---|---| +| A1 | v2, 12-byte total (data prefix 12 → 0 header bytes), `header_length` 0 and 1 | false (V4 / bound) | ok ×2 | +| A2 | v1, `header_length` = 0 exactly (inclusive bound passes) | false (empty header, V4) | ok | +| A3 | 1 MB header of `{` + junk, no descr | clean false, no OOM beyond file | ok | +| A4 | directory passed as file name | false (empty/failed read → size gate) | ok | +| A5 | otherwise-valid 2×3 `` after a valid 2×3 load | false + prior state/content untouched | ok | +| A6 | shape (2³⁰, 2³⁰), 16-byte file | false **before** resize; no 2⁶⁰ allocation; state 0×0 | ok | +| A7 | shape (2⁴⁰, 2²⁴) — product wraps `size_t` (the third hazard) | false in the overflow-checked multiply | ok | + +`PASS EXTRA-ATTACKS`, exit 0, no ASan report. + +## Call-stack traces + +- **UP (callers):** the public contract is `bool load_npy(…) noexcept` + "false ⇒ matrix + unchanged on every rejection path". All `false` returns occur before `zen.resize` + (verified: the only `resize`/`reshape`/`copy` sit after the last bound); the sole path where + `zen` may already be mutated is `bad_alloc` from `resize` itself — the spec (R-V9) promises + false/throw-free/UB-free there, not state-unchanged (that is `resize`'s own exception-safety + property, pre-existing, out of scope). Callers checking the bool are unaffected by the + change; callers that ignored it pre-fix now get strictly more rejections (the sanctioned + row-18 change). +- **DOWN (callees):** `zen.resize(row, col)` receives `row, col ≥ 1` with `row*col ≤ + (buffer bytes)/sizeof(T)` — no overflow possible in `resize`'s internal arithmetic (the + product was already overflow-checked upstream). `zen.reshape(col, row)` (fortran path) gets + the same element count. `std::copy_n` range `[data_offset, data_offset+payload)` is provably + inside the buffer (R-V8 bound) and exactly `row*col` values inside `zen` (resize precedes it; + byte count = payload by construction). +- **State across operations:** repeated loads on one matrix (valid→rejected, rejected→valid) + covered by A5 and suite case 5 (valid fixture loaded first, rejected loads in between, state + re-checked). No persistent state is touched (no statics, no globals — the body allocates only + `buffer`, `header`, and the matrix storage). + +## Check-list verdicts + +1. **Acceptance criteria:** all four contract `acceptance` rows covered by suite + probe (3B/11B + suite+probe; 0xFFFFFFFF suite+probe; missing-shape suite+probe; ` 6). +2. **Invariants:** every row of the contract `invariants` table has a suite or probe pin + (missing file → suite case 1, **including the assert-enabled build** — the pre-fix SIGABRT + proves the D12 change was load-bearing). +3. **Blast radius:** `git diff --name-only ad6fa79` ⊆ allowed set (verified: 0 files outside); + `matrix.hpp` diff = exactly one hunk inside the `load_npy` body (`@@ -2509 +2509`); + `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` diff = 0 deleted lines (append-only, existing case byte-identical). +4. **Tests fail if core behavior breaks:** bug-restoration (task 5.2) disabled the `header_length` + bound → the 0xFFFFFFFF case segfaulted (exit 139); pre-fix red runs show all 5 cases failing + (SIGABRT×2, SIGSEGV, 2 false-positive `true`s). The dtype gate is pinned independently of the + payload bound by the exact-size `>f8` case. **One gap found and closed:** bad-magic ≥12B and + zero-dim `(0,2)` had no pins (sharded review F1/F2) — added, re-run green. +5. **Edge cases:** empty file (size gate), directory (A4), 1 MB header (A3), exact boundaries + (A1/A2/A6; probe `e03_exact`/`e03_short`; derivation rows 7/18), max/overflow (A6/A7; + 30-digit suite case), retries (idempotent tmp/ cleanup), rollback (pure git; no data). +6. **Security:** all 10 fresh attacker inputs rejected cleanly under ASan; no new file/network/ + shell surface; no secrets; allocation bounded 1:1 by file size (no DoS amplification). +7. **Call stack:** see traces above. +8. **Claims vs evidence:** suite 64/64 (`.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log`); probe + `PASS E03`/`PASS E04` exit 0 (`.work/evidence/probe_green_final.log`, re-run post-fix); + extra attacks (`.work/evidence/probe_adv_attacks.log`); grep count 12 (re-run); diff audit + (re-run); compiler `g++ (GCC) 16.2.1 20260810`. + +## Disproven claims + +None. + +## Unsupported claims + +Two were unsupported **during** the session and are now closed: +1. Spec R-V1 scenario "bad magic ≥ 12B" had no test → F1 fixed (suite case 1). +2. Spec R-V7 scenario "zero dimension" had no test → F2 fixed (suite case 3, 6th variant). + +Residual documented (not contract violations): the `bad_alloc` path promises false, not +state-unchanged (R-V9 wording is deliberate); `catch(…)` masks internal bugs as spurious +`false` (D5/F4, by design at the I/O shell); a duplicated `'shape': (` token uses the first +occurrence (R-V6); `std::ifstream(nullptr)` exposure is pre-existing and unchanged (same open +call as pre-fix), outside the contract's input list. + +## Strongest counterexample + +The closest call found **pre-fix** (not in the delivered code): in the assert-enabled suite +build, the pre-fix `better_assert(ifs, …)` turned "missing file" into a process `SIGABRT` — +i.e., the pre-fix code violated the "unopenable path → clean `false`" invariant in debug mode. +This is exactly what D12 removes; the delivered code returns `false` in both build modes +(suite case 1 runs in the assert-enabled build and passes). In the delivered code the strongest +residual counterexample candidate is A7-class inputs, which the overflow-checked multiply +rejects — verified, not assumed. + +## Verdict + +**PASS** — done condition holds (make test green; ASan release probe exits 0 on E03 + E04; +full suite green; `grep -c 'return false'` on `matrix.hpp` 2499–2590 = 12 > 6), the blast +radius is confined to the allowed set, and no unhandled rejection path or state-inconsistency +was found across 28 crafted inputs (5 suite cases / 18 probe cases / 10 extra attacks, plus the +boundary pair and the bug-restoration red). diff --git a/docs/session_2/brainstorming.md b/docs/session_2/brainstorming.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c1bd209 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/brainstorming.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +# Session 2 — Brainstorming (refinement record) + +Status: refinement only (policy P9 — narrow/clarify, no scope widening). The problem space was +explored in the 2026-08-17 blueprint interview (PRD §2) and the 2026-07-13 sharded review (§S1). +This document records the session-start interview-me pass, the design decisions, and the validated +design. No new exploration. + +**Process note (interview-me skill, non-interactive context):** this session runs the contracted +autonomous lifecycle from a single user prompt; there is no live grilling channel. The project-level +intent interview (PRD §2, explicit user yes) already fixed the *what*. The pass below therefore +stress-tests the contract set against every residual decision point instead of asking the user; +nothing remains that only a user answer could resolve. Confidence below 95% would have stopped the +session with a blocker instead of guessing. + +## Interview-me pass (stress-test of my thinking) + +HYPOTHESIS: the user wants the S2 contract executed end to end — `load_npy` becomes a validated +input boundary (P3), the T2 negative-path gap is closed with content/state-asserting tests, E03/E04 +are live and ASan-clean, and the whole chain is evidence-backed for the human decision gate — with +zero scope creep beyond `docs/session_2_contract.yaml`. +CONFIDENCE: **96%** — every decision point below is fixed by the contract set; pre-flight probes +reproduced all listed hazards *and one more* (third hazard, empirically confirmed). Nothing blocks. + +| # | Question | Resolution (source) | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | Which exact code changes? | Re-anchored by grep: `crtp_load_npy` at `matrix.hpp:2499`, members at 2504/2508. Review structure confirmed: fixed-offset derefs at `buffer.data()+6/8/9/10/11`, unguarded `stoul`, no dtype check, no size checks before deref. The two extra hazards (C-11) hold: `header_length` taken from file bytes feeds `12 + header_length` arithmetic (0xFFFFFFFF wraps); `header.find("'shape': (")` is `npos`-unguarded → `stoul` throws from the `noexcept` member → `std::terminate`. **Third hazard found + confirmed this turn:** shape digits pass through `stoul`, which accepts a leading `-` — `(-1, 2)` → `stoul("-1")` = 2⁶⁴−1 → `resize` throws `bad_array_new_length` → terminate (evidence `prefix_e03_negshape.err`). `row*col`/`payload` arithmetic is therefore overflow-unguarded too. | +| 2 | What does "version in {1,2}" mean for the v2 wire format? | Keep the **existing in-code convention**: v1 = 2-byte LE length @8, prefix 10; v2 = 4-byte LE length @8, prefix 12. Contract `failure_modes_to_watch` ("version-1 vs version-2 offset (10 vs 12) mixed up") pins both prefixes as staying. Adopting the real npy v2 spec (8-byte length, prefix 16) would be an unsanctioned wire-format behavior change; rejecting v2 would violate "version in {1,2}". Consequence: real-spec v2 files are now **rejected** (clean `false`) instead of silently misloaded 4 bytes shifted — an improvement sanctioned by PRD §5 row 18 (malformed → false). The `{` header sanity check (Q11) is what makes this sound. | +| 3 | Which dtype strings are accepted? | The canonical little-endian descriptor per target `value_type`: `uint8_t |u1`, `int8_t |i1`, `int16_t `). Any other value_type accepts nothing (→ always false). | +| 4 | How is the `stoul` hazard handled? | **Define away** (error tier 1): a digit-bounded parser (non-empty, optional leading whitespace, digits only, no sign, no `size_t` overflow) replaces `stoul`. The contract clause "stoul wrapped (catch) → return false" is intent (no throw escapes the `noexcept` member); defining the hazard away satisfies it more strongly. A residual `try/catch(...) → false` around the parse/resize/copy region still covers allocation throws (`bad_alloc`) — see Q10. | +| 5 | Are zero-dim shapes `(0, k)` / `(k, 0)` accepted? | **Reject.** The library's dimension policy is non-zero (S1 closeout watch item: asserts non-zero dims; constructor policy not verified elsewhere); `resize(0, ·)` is unverified territory; no fixture or eval seed uses a zero dim. Documented interpretation (AMBIGUITY resolved in spec V7). | +| 6 | What happens at `header_length == buffer.size() - data_prefix` (exact boundary)? | The bound check is **inclusive** (passes); subsequent header-content checks (dict sanity, dtype, shape) then decide — in practice a header that consumes the whole file fails shape/dtype and returns `false`. Documented in spec V3 + verifier brief. | +| 7 | What happens at `payload == buffer.size() - data_offset` (exact boundary)? | **Accepted** (the payload ends exactly at the file tail — a well-formed file). One byte short → reject. These are the contract's `adversarial_cases` boundary pair; pinned by probe cases `e03_exact` / `e03_short`. | +| 8 | Does the dtype/shape validation change the `row_major` (`"T"`) detection? | No — the expression `header.find("T") != npos → fortran` is preserved **verbatim**. With dtype restricted to the accepted set and shape restricted to digits, the only `'T'` source in a well-formed header is the `fortran_order: True/False` value; semantics are pinned by the `e03_fortran` probe case (2×3 fortran file loads as the transpose). | +| 9 | Which copy form replaces `std::copy_n`? | Byte-level copy via `std::int8_t*` (the in-repo pattern of sibling `load_binary` at ~2496 and the `load_txt`-adjacent helper at ~2494). Identical bytes land in `zen`; removes the formally-undefined unaligned strict-typed load on strict-alignment targets. Same diff containment (function body only). | +| 10 | Does `noexcept` survive, and where does the catch go? | `noexcept` stays (no signature change — API policy §3). The body from buffer construction through the copy is wrapped in `try { … } catch (… ) { return false; }`: with all arithmetic validated, every remaining allocation is bounded by file size, so the member is now genuinely throw-free (contract in_scope: "body stays throw-free so `noexcept` remains honest" — strengthened). `better_assert(ifs, …)` is **removed** (D12 — red-run evidence: it prints + `abort()` in `debug_mode` builds and the pre-fix suite build SIGABRTs on a missing file); the hard `if ( !ifs ) return false;` is the only open-failure behavior, in every build mode. | +| 11 | What closes the real-spec-v2 shift hole? | Header dict sanity: `header[0] == '{'` (npy spec: the header is a Python dict literal). A real-spec v2 file read under the library convention yields a "header" starting with the high bytes of the 8-byte length field (NUL for small lengths) → rejected. Fixtures start with `{'descr'` → pass. | +| 12 | Where do the negative tests live, and how many? | Appended to `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` — **exactly 5** `TEST_CASE`s (contract list: truncated magic 3B; truncated header; malformed/missing shape token; `header_length=0xFFFFFFFF`; float32-into-double), each additionally asserting matrix state unchanged. The file is already registered at `tests/test.cc:35` → **no `test.cc` change** (which is fortunate: `test.cc` is not in `allowed_files`). Crafted bytes written at runtime into `tmp/` (gitignored) and removed per case (determinism failure-mode). The missing-file invariant is pinned inside case 1 and in the E03 probe. | +| 13 | What probes carry the acceptance? | `.work/probes/E03_E04.cc` — 18 selectable cases (the contract's deterministic check compiles exactly this path): 9 reject-class, 4 dtype-class, 5 boundary/pin-class (missing file, exact payload, short payload, fortran, v2-convention). Pre-fix runs recorded per case before any code edit. | +| 14 | Branch / human gate? | Work on existing branch `phase-1/session-2`; baseline `ad6fa79` (S1 closeout) is the diff-audit reference. Human decision gate (high risk): final message presents diff + evidence; no merge before sign-off (contract exit 5). | +| 15 | Is `docs/handoff.md` (repo root) in scope? | **No.** The session-end protocol names it, but `blast_radius.allowed_files` does not, and the project contract §1.4 (higher authority) specifies `.work/handoff_session_{n}.md`. The contract wins; the handoff goes to `.work/handoff_session_2.md` (same as S1). Recorded so the discrepancy is explicit, not silent. | + +## Context exploration (budget-conform) + +- `matrix.hpp` regions read: 1–40 (includes: `cstdint`, `type_traits`, `limits`, `cstring`, + `filesystem` all present), 2416–2585 (`load_txt`/`load_binary`/`crtp_load_npy` — the changed code + plus both in-repo boundary patterns), 6643–6692 (`load_bmp` model — re-anchored by grep at 6643; + the review's ~6760 is stale, R-02: names are authoritative). +- `tests/test.cc:35` (registration line), `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` full (4 happy cases). +- `Makefile` (build recipe; `make test` builds `test_test`, `./test_test` runs it), `.gitignore` + (`tmp/*`, `.work/` ignored). +- Fixture headers: 4× `images/*.npy` hex-dumped ≤64B each (magic/version/descr/shape offsets from + bytes, per pre-flight 4). +- `docs/`: prd §5 row 18 + §7 (P2–P4, P8), project contract, `session_2.md` + contract, evidence + map §S1 + C-11, eval seeds E03/E04 rows, risk register, workflow prompts (arbiter/review/ + verifier/harvest), handoff template, `.work/handoff_session_1.md` + `docs/session_1/*` (format + precedent only). +- **Not read:** rest of `matrix.hpp`, `ReadMe.md`, deep-research docs, the full review report + (evidence map + contract carry the S1 finding), `examples/**` (budget map). + +## Design decisions (validated) + +1. **Validate-then-act boundary** (the `load_bmp` model adapted to the member pattern of + `load_binary`): every file byte is dereferenced only after the preceding bound is proven; + every failure path `return false`s before `resize`; `resize` moves after all checks. +2. **Diff confined to the `load_npy(char const*)` body** (Deliveries 1). The dtype map and the + digit-bounded shape parser are private, body-local (constexpr if-chain + lambda) — no new public + symbols, no new includes, no helper outside the body. +3. **Hard checks only, never asserts, for behavior** (P2): `better_assert` remains the + debug-message layer only; each real check is a plain `if (…) return false;`. +4. **Error handling:** define-away for the shape digits (tier 1); one documented aggregate at the + shell (`try/catch(…) → false`, tier 3 at the boundary) — the I/O boundary is exactly where + masking belongs (functional-thinking: masking is an Action at the shell, never in the + Calculation; the parse region is a pure Calculation inside the Action). +5. **Tests assert state, not just return value:** every negative case captures `row()/col()` + before the call and requires them unchanged after (the "resize already applied" failure mode is + pinned, not just avoided). +6. **No doc delta to `ReadMe.md`** (P4): exact replacement wording for the ReadMe §"load npy" line + (~1055) is emitted in the handoff for S6 to consume, including the real-spec-v2 rejection note. + +## Approaches considered + +- **A1 (chosen): body-only validate-then-act rewrite.** Minimal blast radius (one function body + + one test file), every check independently testable via the probe case selector, matches both + in-repo models. The function becomes one deep Action facade whose Calculation core (parse/ + validate) is testable through the public boundary — no new surface. +- **A2: extract a private free helper `npy_header_parse(buffer, …) -> optional<…>`** (deeper ACD + split; parse = pure Calculation, load = thin Action). *Rejected:* the diff would extend beyond + the function body (Deliveries 1), the helper has exactly one consumer in this session (YAGNI), + and the in-repo siblings keep validation inline — consistency wins. Revisit inside the deferred + A1/CRTP-teardown project if `load_*` boundaries get a shared validator. +- **A3: adopt the real npy v2 wire format (8-byte length) or reject v2 outright.** *Rejected:* + contract failure mode pins both 10/12 offsets; rejecting v2 violates "version in {1,2}"; the + real-spec adoption is an unsanctioned behavior change (R-03: stop and report). The `{` sanity + check delivers the safety goal of A3 without the wire change. diff --git a/docs/session_2/design.md b/docs/session_2/design.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c1048f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/design.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +# Session 2 — Design + +## Context + +- **Current state:** `crtp_load_npy::load_npy(char const*)` (`matrix.hpp:2508`) is a `noexcept` + member that (a) dereferences `buffer.data()+6/8/9/10/11` with no size check, (b) builds the + `header` string from file-controlled `header_length` with wrapping arithmetic, (c) parses shape + with `npos`-unguarded `find` + `stoul` (throws out of `noexcept` → terminate), (d) never checks + dtype, (e) resizes from file-controlled shape, and (f) copies `row*col` elements of + file-controlled total size. Pre-fix reproduction evidence: `.work/evidence/prefix_*`. +- **In-repo models:** `load_bmp` (`matrix.hpp:6643`) — validate header/size consistency before + parsing, return failure (empty optional) early; `load_binary` (`matrix.hpp:2469`) — the member + pattern: `noexcept` + `better_assert` debug message + hard `if (…) return false;` + `int8_t*` + byte copy. The review names `load_bmp` as the pattern to follow (evidence map §S1). +- **Constraints:** PRD §5 row 18 (rejection-only behavior change), P2 (hard checks at I/O + boundaries, never asserts for behavior), P3 (untrusted-input rule; non-wrapping bound style), + contract `blast_radius` (body-only diff; `tests/test.cc` NOT in allowed files), happy-path + invariance (4 fixtures byte-identical results), `noexcept` kept (API policy §3: no signature + change), diff-auditable vs baseline `ad6fa79`. +- **Stakeholders:** fresh-context verifier (attacker mindset), S6 (ReadMe single writer, consumes + the doc delta), S5 (`save_png` sibling boundary, warned in handoff), future sessions (R-02 + anchor hygiene). + +## Goals / Non-Goals + +**Goals** +1. No file byte dereferenced before its bound is proven (validate-then-act). +2. `load_npy` returns `false` for every input in the contract invariant list; never throws, + aborts, or UBs; `noexcept` honest. +3. Happy path behaviorally identical (4 fixtures + v2-convention/fortran/payload-tail pins). +4. 5 content/state-asserting negative tests in the suite; E03/E04 live and ASan-clean. +5. Deterministic, re-runnable evidence chain (suite, ASan probe, diff audit, grep counts). + +**Non-Goals** +- Real npy v2 wire format (8-byte length) adoption or v2 rejection (brainstorming Q2). +- Big-endian byte-swapping / any dtype translation (rejection only). +- Zero-dim support, N-D (1-D/3-D) npy support (rejection only; library is 2-D, non-zero dims). +- Fixing `load_binary`/`load_txt` siblings (their overflow-unguarded arithmetic noted as a + watch item only — out of scope, any other finding). +- `ReadMe.md` edits (P4 — delta emitted), `examples/**`, `Makefile`, new dependencies. + +## Decisions + +| # | Decision | Chosen | Alternatives | Rationale | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| D1 | Validation location | Inline in the `load_npy(char const*)` body | Private free helper `npy_header_parse` (pure Calculation) | Deliveries 1: "diff confined to the function body"; one consumer (YAGNI); in-repo siblings keep validation inline. Deeper split belongs to the deferred A1 teardown project. | +| D2 | v2 wire convention | Keep in-code convention (4B LE length @8, prefix 12) | Real-spec 8-byte/16; reject v2 | Contract failure mode pins both 10/12 offsets; real-spec = unsanctioned wire change; reject = violates "version in {1,2}". Real-spec v2 files now reject via D6 (improvement, row 18). | +| D3 | Shape parse | Digit-bounded parser (no sign, no `size_t` overflow, optional leading whitespace) replacing `stoul` | Keep `stoul` inside `try/catch` | Define-away (tier 1) beats masking (tier 3); `stoul` accepts `-` (empirically: `bad_array_new_length` terminate) and its `out_of_range` is a second throw source; the parser is ~8 lines. Contract intent (no throw) satisfied more strongly; residual `catch(…)` retained (D5). | +| D4 | Payload/element arithmetic | Overflow-checked multiply (`row > SIZE_MAX/col` → reject; `elems > SIZE_MAX/sizeof(T)` → reject), then `payload > buffer.size() - data_offset` (non-wrapping) | `__builtin_mul_overflow`; `size_t`-wide assume | Portable, matches the contract's mandated non-wrapping bound style; the two extra `size_t` comparisons are the whole defense (3rd hazard, brainstorming Q1). | +| D5 | Throw containment | `try { … } catch (… ) { return false; }` around buffer-build→copy | Catch only `std::exception` around `stoul` sites | With D3/D4, residual throws are allocation-only and bounded by file size; one documented aggregate at the I/O shell (functional-thinking: mask at the shell) makes `noexcept` honest for *all* inputs; `catch(…)` also covers non-std exceptions. | +| D6 | Real-spec-v2 shift hole | Header dict sanity: `header[0] == '{'` | Reject version 2; byte-swap support | Closes the 4-byte-shifted silent misload of real v2 files without a wire change; npy spec says the header is a dict literal; fixtures pass. | +| D7 | dtype check | Exact match of the descr field against the canonical descriptor per `value_type` (brainstorming Q3 map); descr field parsed positionally (`'descr': '` + quoted value, npos-guarded) | Substring search for the expected dtype | Substring would accept an attacker-planted token outside the descr field; positional parse + exact match is strict and fixture-compatible. | +| D8 | Zero-dim shapes | Reject (`row ≥ 1 && col ≥ 1`) | Accept `resize(0,·)` | Library non-zero-dim policy (S1 watch item); avoids unverified `resize(0,·)` territory; no fixture/seed affected. AMBIGUITY resolved, logged. | +| D9 | Copy form | `std::copy_n(reinterpret_cast(…), payload, reinterpret_cast(zen.data()))` | Keep `copy_n` | Identical bytes (payload = row·col·sizeof(T)); removes unaligned strict-typed loads; in-repo pattern (`load_binary` ~2496). | +| D10 | `row_major` detection | Preserved verbatim (`header.find("T") != npos`) | Rewrite as proper `'fortran_order': True` search | Happy-path invariance; with D7 (dtype set) + D3 (digit shapes) the `'T'` source is uniquely the fortran value; pinned by the `e03_fortran` probe case. | +| D11 | Failure-time matrix state | `resize` strictly after all checks; negative tests assert row/col unchanged | — | Contract failure mode "stoul exception path returns true by accident (resize already applied) — reject before zen.resize". | +| D12 | Open-failure handling | Remove `better_assert( ifs, … )` from `load_npy`; hard `if ( !ifs ) return false;` only | Keep the assert as the debug-message layer | `better_assert` = `print_assertion` = print + **`abort()`** when `debug_mode` (i.e. without `-DNDEBUG`) — confirmed by the TDD red run: the pre-fix suite build (asserts enabled) **SIGABRTs** on a missing file (evidence `tdd_red_run.log`). The contract invariant "unopenable path → clean `false`" carries no build-mode qualifier; an assert-abort on attacker input is the S1 hazard class (process death), so the I/O boundary keeps the hard check only. Diagnostics for a failed open are not worth a process death. | + +## Risks / Trade-offs + +- [Happy-path regression via over-strict dtype/shape checks] → fixtures hex-dumped from bytes + (exact descr strings + `(2, 3)` layout with the space after the comma); the 4 existing TEST_CASE + blocks are byte-untouched and green in the full suite; probe pins (`e03_exact`, `e03_fortran`, + `e03_v2`) cover non-fixture valid files. **Leading whitespace in shape tokens is required** + (numpy writes `(2, 3)`); trailing whitespace is rejected — numpy's writer never emits it. +- [Trailing-whitespace strictness rejects some hand-crafted files] → documented in the spec + (V7) and the handoff; such files are malformed under the reference writer; rejection is the + P3-compliant outcome. +- [v2 divergence from the real npy spec] → real-spec v2 files now `false` (pre-fix: shifted + misload — strictly safer); disclosed via the S6 doc delta wording. +- [`catch(…)` swallows a genuine bug inside the parse region] → masking at the I/O shell is the + designed behavior (P2/P3); the suite + probes + bug-restoration check (plan §5.3) prove the + rejection logic, not the catch, does the work. +- [Removal of `better_assert` loses the debug open-failure message] → accepted: the message's + only channel was an `abort()` (D12); the hard check returns `false` in every mode, which is + what callers (and the new tests) can rely on. +- [`resize` partial state on `bad_alloc`] → the invariant only requires false/throw-free/UB-free; + `resize`'s own exception safety is out of scope (pre-existing library property). +- [Crafted test files left in `tmp/` on a crashing run] → each case removes its own file; `tmp/` + is gitignored so no audit pollution; a crashing pre-fix run is expected (TDD red) and recorded. +- [Anchor drift (R-02)] → `load_bmp` re-anchored at 6643 (review said ~6760); all edits keyed by + function name, lines as hints; discrepancy logged here + handoff. + +## Migration Plan + +Single branch `phase-1/session-2` off baseline `ad6fa79`; commits: pre-flight checkpoint (phase +docs + probe + pre-fix evidence) → TDD-red tests → fix → full checks → closeout. Rollback: +`git reset --hard ad6fa79` (no data migration; no persisted state touched). Merge gated on the +human decision (contract exit 5). + +## Open Questions + +None blocking. Residuals are recorded as decisions (D2 real-spec-v2 disclosure to S6; D8 zero-dim +interpretation; 3rd hazard documentation) and ride in the handoff decision log. diff --git a/docs/session_2/execution_contract.md b/docs/session_2/execution_contract.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..754b607 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/execution_contract.md @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ +# Session 2 — Execution Contract + +Companion to `docs/session_2_contract.yaml` (the YAML is the authoritative artifact; this file +carries the operational detail the session protocol requires). Baseline: `ad6fa79` on +`phase-1/session-2`. + +## Planned file changes (exact paths) + +| File | Change | Task | +|---|---|---| +| `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` | Append 5 negative `TEST_CASE`s + file-local helpers; existing 4 cases byte-untouched | 2 | +| `matrix.hpp` | Body-only rewrite of `crtp_load_npy::load_npy( char const* )` (~2508–2566 → ~2508–2600); single hunk | 3 | +| `.work/probes/E03_E04.cc` | ASan probe, 18 selectable cases (pre-fix + post-fix runs) | 1, 3 | +| `.work/evidence/**` | baseline / pre-fix / red / green / final logs, diff audit | 1–8 | +| `.work/independent/derivation.md` | independent test-writer derivation | 5 | +| `.work/handoff_session_2.md` | closeout handoff | 8 | +| `docs/session_2/**` | phase docs (this set), sharded review, adversarial verification | 1, 6, 7 | +| `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` | E03/E04 rows → `promoted` | 8 | +| `docs/risk_register.md` | S2 watch items (3rd hazard; adjacent `load_binary` note) | 8 | + +## Allowed blast radius (from the YAML; anything else requires a stop) + +**Allowed:** `matrix.hpp` (the `crtp_load_npy` body only), `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` +(append-only), `.work/**`, `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`, `docs/risk_register.md`, `tmp/**`, +`docs/session_2/**`. + +**Forbidden:** `ReadMe.md` (S6 owns; P4 — delta emitted in handoff), `Makefile` (no new +dependencies; probe built ad hoc with the contract flags), `examples/**`, binary fixtures in +`images/**`, `docs/prd.md` (frozen), `docs/project_contract.md` (frozen), `tests/test.cc` +(not in allowed_files — registration already present at line 35, so no change needed). + +## First test to write (TDD) + +File: `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` (append block, first of the five). +Case name: `TEST_CASE( "load_npy rejects an unopenable or truncated (3-byte) file", "[load_npy]" )` — +missing-file `REQUIRE( !m.load_npy( "tmp/s2_neg_missing.npy" ) )` + crafted 3-byte +`{0x93,'N','U'}` file `REQUIRE( !m.load_npy( path ) )`, with row/col-unchanged assertions and +cleanup. Red on the pre-fix tree (pre-fix: ASan OOB read / crash under sanitizer; unclean +exit without). + +## Checks per task (commands from repo root) + +- Task 2 (red): `make test 2>&1 | tail -2` · `./test_test "[load_npy]"` (expect 4 pass / 5 + fail-crash) · `git diff tests/cases/load_npy.hpp | head` (append-only proof). +- Task 3 (fix): `make test 2>&1 | tail -2` · `./test_test "[load_npy]"` (9/9) · + `make .work/probe_s2 && .work/probe_s2` (`PASS E03`, `PASS E04`, exit 0). +- Task 4 (audit): `g++ --version | head -1` · `make test && ./test_test 2>&1 | tail -4` + (64/64) · `git diff --name-only ad6fa79` (⊆ allowed set) · + `sed -n '2499,2590p' matrix.hpp | grep -c 'return false'` (> 6) · + `git diff ad6fa79 -- matrix.hpp` (single hunk inside the function). +- Task 6 (after any review fix): re-run all Task 4 checks. +- Task 7: verifier re-runs Task 4 checks + the probe from a fresh framing. + +## Review axes (sharded review, 6) + +1. **Correctness** — spec R-V1…R-V9 / R-H1 vs the diff; boundary exactness (inclusive payload, + non-wrapping bound form; the 10/12 prefix pairing). +2. **Readability** — house style (braces, `better_assert`, spacing `( x )`), comment density + appropriate to the safety-critical path, no unexplained magic numbers (R-05). +3. **Security** — residual attacker inputs: every file-controlled quantity (`header_length`, + shape digits, dtype, version) flows only through a validated gate; no integer overflow; no + OOB; no `stoul`; `noexcept` honest. +4. **Tests** — the 5 cases assert content and state (not only return value); cleanup + determinism; happy-path blocks byte-identical; probe covers the contract's `evidence` list. +5. **Architecture** — diff confined to the body (Deliveries 1); no new public API; in-repo + pattern consistency (`load_binary`/`load_bmp` models); no layering violation. +6. **Performance** — single buffer read (no double parse), no per-element work added, no + allocations beyond the pre-existing buffer + resize; `const`/`size_t` hygiene. + +## Adversarial verifier brief (what the verifier sees; focus list) + +Sees: `docs/session_2_contract.yaml` + PRD §5 row 18; `git diff ad6fa79 -- matrix.hpp +tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`; evidence (`.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log`, probe output, +pre-fix `prefix_*` logs). Does NOT see: brainstorming/design rationale, task notes. + +Focus list (attacker-chosen bytes): +- 3-byte / 11-byte / 12-byte files (minimum-size and magic gates). +- `header_length` = 0xFFFFFFFF (v2) and `header_length` = remaining+1 (both versions). +- Exact boundaries: `header_length == buffer.size() - data_prefix` (bound inclusive; content + checks then decide) and `payload == buffer.size() - data_offset` (must load). +- Missing shape token; 1-D `(2,)`; 3-D `(2, 3, 4)`; negative `(-1, 2)`; 30-digit token. +- Big-endian `>f8` and native `Vf8` descriptors into `matrix` (silent misloads pre-fix). +- Real-spec v2 file (8-byte length field) → must be rejected cleanly (the `{` sanity gate). +- Zero dims `(0, 2)`; version bytes 0 and 3. +- Missing file; happy-path regression (all 4 fixtures + v2-convention + fortran + tail pins). + +If any focus item fails: classify via `docs/prompts/failure_arbiter.md` before fixing +(root-cause evidence first). + +## Concrete done condition (verbatim contract) + +`make test` green AND `.work/probe_s2` (ASan, release) exits 0 on the E03 + E04 cases AND the +full test suite is green AND `grep -c 'return false'` on lines 2499–2590 of `matrix.hpp` > 6. + +Operational additions (this file): the existing happy-path `TEST_CASE` passes byte-unchanged; +the 5 negative cases assert `ok == false` and matrix state unchanged; the diff is confined to the +allowed set (audit vs `ad6fa79`); sharded review + adversarial verification recorded with no +open High/Critical; seeds E03/E04 promoted; handoff written with S6 doc delta + S5 warning; +compiler version recorded; checks run and not run both stated; human decision gate presented. diff --git a/docs/session_2/plan.md b/docs/session_2/plan.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e95aed7 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/plan.md @@ -0,0 +1,167 @@ +# Session 2 — Plan + +Micro-task TDD plan for `tasks.md`. Context: `design.md` (decisions D1–D11); specs in `specs/`. +Baseline: `ad6fa79` on `phase-1/session-2`. All commands run from the repo root. + +## Task 1 — Pre-flight (already executed; commit point: pre-flight checkpoint) + +Done. Evidence: `.work/evidence/prefix_*` (18 per-case logs), `.work/evidence/prefix_compile.log`, +fixture header hexdumps (session transcript), phase docs `docs/session_2/**`, probe +`.work/probes/E03_E04.cc`. + +**Commit:** `S2 pre-flight: phase docs, E03/E04 probe, pre-fix reproduction evidence (4 ASan OOB, +4 terminate paths, 4 silent misloads, 4 pins); third hazard confirmed (shape/payload overflow)`. + +## Task 2 — Negative tests (TDD red) + +**2.1** Append to `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` (after the existing `TEST_CASE`; do not touch it): + +- Helpers (file-local, in the append block): `write_bytes( path, vector )` via binary + `std::ofstream`; `make_v1( header, payload )` = magic + `01 00` + LE16 length + header + + payload; `make_v2( header, payload )` = magic + `02 00` + LE32 length + header + payload; + `dict_header( descr, shape, fortran )` builds `{"descr": '', 'fortran_order': False, + 'shape': , }` with numpy's spacing. `std::filesystem::create_directories("tmp")` at the + top of the block. +- Five `TEST_CASE`s, tag `"[load_npy]"`; each: fresh matrix, capture `r0/c0`, write + `tmp/s2_neg_.npy`, `REQUIRE( !m.load_npy( path.c_str() ) );`, + `REQUIRE( m.row() == r0 && m.col() == c0 );`, `std::filesystem::remove( path )`. + 1. `load_npy rejects an unopenable or truncated (3-byte) file` — missing path + `{0x93,'N','U'}`. + 2. `load_npy rejects a truncated header` — 11-byte (ver 1, len 0xFFFF, 3 tail bytes) + + 21-byte (len 80, only 11 header bytes; the E03 seed's second file). + 3. `load_npy rejects a missing or malformed shape token` — no-shape header; `(2,)`; `(-1, 2)`; + `(a, b)`; 30-digit row. + 4. `load_npy rejects an overflowing header_length (0xFFFFFFFF)` — v2 layout, len bytes + `FF FF FF FF`, 4 header bytes + 2 payload bytes. + 5. `load_npy rejects a foreign dtype` — well-formed 1×2 `` (E04 acceptance) + `>f8` file into `matrix`. +- New includes for the append block: ``, ``, ``, ``, + ``. +- Each new case first loads `./images/64.npy` (valid 2×3 baseline) and re-checks row/col and + sampled values after the rejected loads — pinning "no resize before rejection" on a + non-trivial state. + +**2.2** Red run: +```sh +make test 2>&1 | tail -2 +./test_test "[load_npy]" 2>&1 | tee .work/evidence/tdd_red_run.log | tail -30 +``` +Expect: the existing happy case passes; the 5 new cases fail or crash (record which mode: +terminate / garbage-`true` / clean-false-that-doesn't-exist-yet). Verify +`git diff tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` is append-only (existing block byte-identical). + +**Commit after 2.2:** `S2 task 2: 5 negative load_npy cases (TDD red pre-fix; happy path untouched)`. + +## Task 3 — Fix `crtp_load_npy` + +**3.1** Single edit to the body of `load_npy( char const* const file_name ) noexcept` +(`matrix.hpp` ~2508–2566; keep the `std::string` overload and both signatures; no other hunk). +Validate-then-act sequence per specs R-V1…R-V9 and design D1–D11, in order: + +1. keep the open attempt; hard `if ( !ifs ) return false;` **only** — `better_assert( ifs, … )` + is removed (D12: it prints + `abort()` in debug builds; contract requires clean `false` in + every mode) +2. read whole buffer (existing pattern) +3. `buffer.size() < 12 → false`; magic compare via `std::uint8_t` (6 bytes) +4. `version = buffer[6]`; `version != 1 && version != 2 → false`; + `data_prefix = version == 1 ? 10 : 12` +5. read `header_length` from version-appropriate bytes (LE16 @8 / LE32 @8 via a small + body-local lambda over `std::uint8_t`) +6. **`if ( header_length > buffer.size() - data_prefix ) return false;`** (non-wrapping; P3) +7. `header = string(buffer.data() + data_prefix, header_length)`; + `if ( header.empty() || header[0] != '{' ) return false;` +8. dtype: positional parse of `'descr': '` field (both `find`s npos-guarded, non-empty value); + compare against the expected canonical descriptor for `value_type` (body-local constexpr + if-chain; unknown `value_type` → always false) +9. shape: `s = header.find("'shape': (")`; npos → false; `comma = header.find(',', s)`, + `close = header.find(')', comma)`; npos → false; tokens `header.substr(s+10, comma-…)`, + `header.substr(comma+1, close-…)`; body-local `parse_dim( string_view ) -> optional-ish + (bool out + size_t)` digit-bounded parser (skip leading space/tab; digits only; + `v > SIZE_MAX/10` or `v*10 + d > SIZE_MAX` → fail; empty → fail) +10. `if ( row == 0 || col == 0 ) return false;` +11. overflow-checked `elements`/`payload` (D4: `row > SIZE_MAX/col`, `elements > + SIZE_MAX/sizeof(value_type)` → false); `data_offset = data_prefix + header_length`; + **`if ( payload > buffer.size() - data_offset ) return false;`** +12. `row_major = header.find("T") == npos` (preserved verbatim); `zen.resize( row, col );` + then `if ( !row_major ) zen.reshape( col, row );` (pre-change order) +13. byte copy: `std::copy_n( reinterpret_cast< std::uint8_t* >( buffer.data() + data_offset ), + payload, reinterpret_cast< std::uint8_t* >( zen.data() ) );` (payload = row·col·sizeof(T)) +14. whole region 2–13 inside `try { … } catch ( … ) { return false; }`; `return true;` + +No new `#include` (all needed headers already included: cstring, cstdint, limits, vector, +string, fstream). + +**3.2** Green: +```sh +make test 2>&1 | tail -2 +./test_test "[load_npy]" 2>&1 | tail -10 # expect: 9 cases, 0 failed +make test >/dev/null && ./test_test 2>&1 | tail -4 # full suite: 64 cases +``` + +**3.3** ASan probe: +```sh +make .work/probe_s2 +.work/probe_s2 2>&1 | tail -3 # expect: PASS E03 + PASS E04, exit 0 +``` + +**Commit after 3.3:** `S2 task 3: load_npy validated input boundary (S1 finding + 3rd hazard: +no deref before size checks; non-wrapping header bound; dtype match; digit-bounded shape; +overflow-checked payload; resize after validation; throw-free noexcept)`. + +## Task 4 — Full checks + audit + +```sh +g++ --version | head -1 +make test 2>&1 | tail -2 +./test_test 2>&1 | tee .work/evidence/final_suite_run.log | tail -4 +git diff --name-only ad6fa79 -- matrix.hpp tests docs .work | tee .work/evidence/diff_audit.log +sed -n '2499,2590p' matrix.hpp | grep -c 'return false' +git diff ad6fa79 -- tests/cases/load_npy.hpp | head -8 # first lines must be context/append only +``` +Pass criteria: suite 64/64; name-only ⊆ allowed set (`matrix.hpp`, `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`, +`.work/**`, `docs/session_2/**`, `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`, `docs/risk_register.md`); +`matrix.hpp` hunk = the `load_npy` body only (`git diff ad6fa79 -- matrix.hpp` shows one hunk +starting inside the function); grep count > 6. + +## Task 5 — Independent derivation + bug restoration + +**5.1** Independent writer pass (fresh framing): from `session_2_contract.yaml` + P3 checklist ++ npy wire facts only (do NOT read the Task 3 diff), list expected accept/reject per crafted +input; compare with the suite's expectations; record concurrences/discrepancies in +`.work/independent/derivation.md`. (No subagent tool in this environment — run in-session with a +disciplined fresh framing; deviation from the subagent protocol is recorded in the handoff.) +**5.2** Bug restoration: temporarily remove the `header_length` bound (edit → test → revert); +the 0xFFFFFFFF case must go red/crash; re-verify green after restoring. Never commit the temp +state. + +## Task 6 — Sharded review (6 axes) + +Per `docs/prompts/sharded_review.md`; run all 6 axes over `git diff ad6fa79 -- matrix.hpp +tests/`; findings (axis, file:line, severity, verdict) → `docs/session_2/sharded_review.md`; +fix High/Critical only; re-run Task 4 checks after any fix. Same no-subagent note as 5.1. + +## Task 7 — Adversarial verification + +Per `docs/prompts/adversarial_verifier.md`; the verifier sees only: contract + PRD row 18, the +diff, the evidence (suite log, probe output, pre-fix prefix logs) — not the implementation +rationale docs. Focus list: attacker-chosen 3B/11B/12B files, 0xFFFFFFFF length, exact +boundaries (header-length = remainder; payload = tail), missing shape token, big-endian dtype, +real-spec v2 file, zero/negative/overflow shapes. Verdict → +`docs/session_2/adversarial_verification.md`. FAIL → `docs/prompts/failure_arbiter.md` first +(root cause + evidence before any fix). + +## Task 8 — Closeout + +- `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`: E03/E04 rows → `promoted` (probe `.work/probes/E03_E04.cc`; + permanent home `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`). +- `docs/risk_register.md`: S2 watch items — (a) 3rd hazard class now covered, keep in rotation; + (b) **adjacent finding, out of scope:** `load_binary` (matrix.hpp ~2477–2493) has the same + overflow-unguarded `sizeof(r)+sizeof(c)+sizeof(Type)*zen.size()` arithmetic with + file-controlled `r/c` and no dtype check for `Type` — document only (any other finding). +- `.work/handoff_session_2.md` per `docs/templates/handoff.md`: snapshot (compiler g++ 16.2.1), + done/undone, checks run vs not run, decision log (pre-fix evidence map; 3rd hazard; v2 + convention kept; zero-dim rejected; `docs/handoff.md` outside blast radius → `.work/` path, + per project contract §1.4; no-subagent deviation), S6 doc deltas (exact ReadMe §"load npy" + ~1055 replacement line incl. dtype-match + real-spec-v2 rejection note), S5 warning + (`save_png` is the only other I/O boundary; apply the same validate-then-act pattern). +- Final: re-run Task 4 + probe; verify done condition (contract `done_condition` verbatim); + final commit; present diff + evidence for the human decision gate. diff --git a/docs/session_2/proposal.md b/docs/session_2/proposal.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cee846b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/proposal.md @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +# Session 2 — Proposal + +Concise extraction from the brainstorming (no re-exploration). Authority: `docs/session_2_contract.yaml`. + +## Motivation + +`load_npy` is the library's only binary matrix import path and currently treats file contents as +trusted (finding S1, the review's only High *security* finding). Pre-flight reproduction this turn +(`.work/evidence/prefix_*`) confirmed every review claim and added a third hazard: + +- 3B / 11B / truncated-header / `0xFFFFFFFF` files → **ASan heap-buffer-overflow reads** + (fixed-offset derefs at `buffer.data()+6/8/9` and the `header` string construction, no bound + checks, `header_length` overflow in the v2 path's offset arithmetic); +- missing/1-D/3-D/30-digit shape tokens → **`std::terminate`** (`stoul` throws + `invalid_argument` / `out_of_range` out of the `noexcept` member); +- shape `(-1, 2)` → `stoul("-1")` = 2⁶⁴−1 → `resize` throws `bad_array_new_length` → terminate + (**third hazard: overflow-unguarded shape/payload arithmetic** — new this turn, confirmed by probe); +- foreign dtype (`f8`, `Vf8`, `|u1` into `matrix`) and 1-byte-short payload → + **silent misload, `ok=1`** (no dtype check; `row*col` payload copy of file-controlled size). + +Sanctioned behavior change: PRD §5 row 18 — malformed/truncated/foreign-dtype input yields `false` +instead of OOB/terminate/misinterpretation; valid files load exactly as before. + +## Specific changes agreed + +1. **`matrix.hpp`** — rewrite the body of `crtp_load_npy::load_npy(char const*)` (~2508) as a + validate-then-act boundary (P3): magic/size/version checks before any byte deref; non-wrapping + `header_length` bound; header dict sanity (`'{'`); dtype-match vs `value_type`; npos-guarded, + digit-bounded shape parse with `row, col ≥ 1`; overflow-checked payload bound; `resize` only + after all checks; byte-level copy (`int8_t*` pattern); `try/catch(…) → false` so the `noexcept` + member is genuinely throw-free. Signatures unchanged. +2. **`tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`** — append exactly 5 negative `TEST_CASE`s (contract list), each + crafting bytes at runtime into `tmp/`, asserting `ok==false` **and** matrix state unchanged; + the existing happy-path `TEST_CASE( "Loading npy files" )` (four scoped sub-blocks) untouched + byte-for-byte; no `tests/test.cc` change (already registered at line 35). +3. **`.work/probes/E03_E04.cc`** — 18-case ASan probe (reject/dtype/boundary-pin classes), + compiled by the contract's deterministic check. +4. **`docs/eval_seed_cases.md`** — E03/E04 status `seeded` → `promoted` (probe + permanent home in + `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`). +5. **`docs/risk_register.md`** — S2 closeout watch items (incl. the adjacent `load_binary` + overflow-unguarded `r*c*sizeof(Type)` arithmetic observed while reading the sibling pattern — + documentation only, not a fix; out of scope). +6. **`.work/handoff_session_2.md`** — decision log, doc deltas for S6 (ReadMe §"load npy" ~1055, + incl. real-spec-v2 rejection note), warning for S5 (`save_png` is the other I/O boundary). + +## Capabilities + +### New capabilities + +- **`load_npy_boundary_validation`** — hard P3 validation of all file content before any + dereference, parse, or resize (magic, min size 12, version ∈ {1,2}, non-wrapping header-length + bound, dict sanity, dtype match, npos-guarded digit-bounded shape, overflow-checked payload + bound). Spec: `specs/load_npy_validation.md` (ADDED). +- **`load_npy_rejection_semantics`** — complete reject table: every named malformed/foreign/ + truncated input returns `false`, never throws/aborts/UBs, leaves the matrix unchanged; + `noexcept` honest. Spec: `specs/load_npy_rejection_semantics.md` (ADDED). + +### Modified capabilities + +- **`load_npy_happy_path_loading`** — behavior preserved (4 fixtures, v1 + library v2 convention, + fortran order, payload-to-tail), now explicitly specified and pinned; the requirement previously + existed only implicitly ("loads work"). Spec: `specs/load_npy_happy_path.md` (MODIFIED — full + updated content). + +## Impact + +- **Code:** `matrix.hpp` — one function body (~lines 2508–2567 → ~2508–2600). Nothing else. +- **API:** no signature changes; both `load_npy` overloads keep `bool … noexcept`. The observable + contract of the happy path is identical (sanctioned change is rejection-only, row 18). +- **Dependencies:** none added (policy: no production dependencies). +- **Docs:** `ReadMe.md` untouched (P4); delta wording emitted in the handoff for S6. +- **Tests:** `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` append-only. diff --git a/docs/session_2/sharded_review.md b/docs/session_2/sharded_review.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7ac7a87 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/sharded_review.md @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +# Session 2 — Sharded review (6 axes) + +Scope: `git diff ad6fa79 -- matrix.hpp tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` (single hunk at +`matrix.hpp @@ -2509 +2509` = the `load_npy( char const* )` body; test file append-only). +Contract: `docs/session_2_contract.yaml`; specs in `specs/`. Process note: no subagent tool in +this environment — the six axes were run in-session as six separate passes, each re-deriving its +verdict from the diff + contract only (deviation recorded in the handoff). + +Method: each axis was run against the prompt's question list +(`docs/prompts/sharded_review.md`). Findings below are the deduplicated actionable set; +non-findings per axis are summarized after. + +## Findings + +### F1 — Low (fixed during this review) +- **Axis:** Tests +- **Severity:** Low +- **Location:** `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` (case 1) / spec `specs/load_npy_validation.md` + R-V1 scenario "non-NPY magic of sufficient size rejected" +- **Evidence:** neither the suite nor the 18-case probe pinned a ≥12-byte bad-magic file (e.g. + 16×0xAA) — the magic-compare branch was untested; only the size gate (3B/11B) and the + version/dtype gates had content. +- **Violated clause:** contract `evidence` (T2: negative-path cases assert content); spec R-V1 + scenario without a test. +- **Impact:** a regression that swapped the magic bytes or skipped the compare would not fail + any test (bad-magic files would then fall through to version/length checks and be rejected + anyway in most cases — hence Low, not Medium). +- **Smallest safe fix (applied):** added a 16-byte `0xAA` file to case 1 + (`REQUIRE( !m.load_npy( path_badmag.c_str() ) )`) + cleanup. +- **Confidence:** high. +- **Post-fix re-run:** full suite green (64 cases, 49,216,811 assertions). + +### F2 — Low (fixed before this review) +- **Axis:** Tests +- **Severity:** Low +- **Location:** spec `specs/load_npy_validation.md` R-V7 scenario "zero dimension rejected" +- **Evidence:** `(0, 2)` had no suite or probe case; the `row == 0 || col == 0` gate (D8) was + untested. +- **Impact:** a regression removing the zero-dim gate would silently allow `resize(0, ·)` + territory (unverified library behavior). +- **Smallest safe fix (applied):** added `(0, 2)` as the 6th variant of case 3. +- **Confidence:** high. + +### F3 — Info (no change) +- **Axis:** Readability +- **Severity:** Info +- **Location:** `matrix.hpp` R-V3 block — two separate `if ( version == 2 )` lines building the + 4-byte length. +- **Evidence:** could be one `if` with two `|=` lines; current form is explicit and each line + independently reviewable. +- **Impact:** none (no behavior difference; no maintainability blocker). +- **Confidence:** high. Not fixed: the extra one line is clearer for a security review than a + merged branch. + +### F4 — Info (no change; documented design decision) +- **Axis:** Security / Correctness +- **Severity:** Info +- **Location:** `matrix.hpp` — `try { … } catch ( … ) { return false; }` around the whole + validated region. +- **Evidence:** `catch(…)` could mask a genuine bug inside the region. +- **Impact:** by design (D5): at an I/O shell boundary the contractually required outcome for + *any* exception is `false` (noescape-from-noexcept, P3). Bug-restoration check (task 5.2) and + the 18-case probe prove the *checks* — not the catch — do the work; a latent parse bug would + surface as a spurious `false`, detectable via the probe's content pins. +- **Confidence:** high. + +### F5 — Info (no change; scope note) +- **Axis:** Architecture / Security +- **Severity:** Info +- **Location:** `matrix.hpp` `crtp_load_binary` (~2469) — adjacent, **not** in this diff. +- **Evidence:** `load_binary` has the same hazard class (overflow-unguarded + `sizeof(r)+sizeof(c)+sizeof(Type)*zen.size()` with file-controlled `r/c`; no dtype check for + `Type`). +- **Impact:** none for this session (out of blast radius; "any other finding"). Recorded in + `docs/risk_register.md` S2 watch items for a future session. +- **Confidence:** high. + +## Non-findings summary (per axis) + +- **Correctness:** all R-V1…R-V9 verified against the diff line by line: size≥12 precedes every + deref (indices 6, 8–11); non-wrapping bound form (`> size − prefix`, both occurrences); + `descr_end − descr_pos − 10` cannot underflow (find start ≤ result); `col_pos_end > + row_pos_end` (the comma is not `)`) so the col-token substr cannot underflow; digit parser + overflow check `(max − d)/10` correct for d ≤ 9; `row > max/col` precedes the multiply with + `col ≥ 1` already proven; `data_offset ≤ size` by the header bound; copy range + `[data_offset, data_offset+payload)` ⊆ buffer and exactly `elements` values ⊆ `zen` (resize + precedes it); `row_major` expression preserved verbatim (D10); resize/reshape/copy order + preserved. All tests pass (64/64) and assert content + state, not just return. +- **Readability:** names match the pre-change code (`header_length`, `data_offset`, + `row_pos`/`col_pos_end`) and the spec IDs in comments point to `specs/`; control flow is one + flat validate-then-act sequence (no nesting beyond the try/lambda); the `parse_dim` lambda + is self-contained; no dead code, no back-compat shims. The dtype if-constexpr chain is long + but is the whole dtype policy — a table lookup would be a second indirection for 10 entries + (abstraction not earning its keep at this count). +- **Security/safety:** every file-controlled quantity (version, header_length, header bytes, + dtype, shape digits) is gated before use; no OOB reachable (indices provably in-bounds at + each deref); no `stoul`/throws from file input; allocation bounded by file size (header + string ≤ size; resize ≤ size/sizeof(T) elements); `noexcept` honest in all build modes + (debug-mode assert-abort removed per D12, proven by the missing-file case in the assert-enabled + suite build). +- **Tests:** 5 cases + 6 shape variants + bad-magic + missing file; each asserts `ok==false` + **and** unchanged state (row/col/sampled values after a prior valid load — non-tautological); + cleanup per case; happy block byte-identical; probe (ASan, NDEBUG) + suite (debug, asserts) + together cover the contract's evidence list; zero-dim and bad-magic gaps closed (F1, F2). +- **Architecture:** single hunk confined to the contracted body (Deliveries 1); no new public + symbols/includes; inline validation matches the in-repo models (`load_binary`, `load_bmp`); + no feature logic leaked into shared code; the CRTP `value_type` is the explicit type boundary + (if-constexpr map, no silent fallback — unknown value_type rejects all). +- **Performance:** single buffer read (unchanged); header parse is linear `find`/`substr` on a + ≤file-size string (same as pre-fix); the magic loop is 6 iterations; the byte-level `copy_n` + compiles to one memcpy (the pre-fix per-element `copy_n` was the same memory + traffic); no new allocations beyond the pre-existing buffer + header string + resize. + +**Verdict:** 0 Critical, 0 High, 2 Low (both fixed and re-verified), 3 Info (documented, no +change). Review passes. diff --git a/docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_happy_path.md b/docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_happy_path.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..03979d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_happy_path.md @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +# Spec: `load_npy_happy_path_loading` (MODIFIED capability) + +Delta: **MODIFIED Requirements** — the full updated content of the requirement is given below. +Behavior of valid files is **unchanged** (PRD §5 row 18: "valid files load exactly as before"); +what changes is that the requirement is now explicit, and that it coexists with the new +validation capability. The existing happy-path `TEST_CASE( "Loading npy files" )` in +`tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` (one case, four scoped sub-blocks, one per fixture) and its +registration at `tests/test.cc:35` MUST remain byte-for-byte unchanged. + +## MODIFIED Requirements + +### Requirement: R-H1 Valid files load to identical values (updated) + +`load_npy` SHALL load every well-formed NPY file accepted by the `load_npy_boundary_validation` +capability to exactly the values the pre-change implementation produced, for all four in-repo +fixture types and the probe-pinned variants: + +1. `./images/u8.npy` (descr `|u1`, shape `(2, 3)`) into `matrix` → values + `{4,1,8 / 9,1,5}`. +2. `./images/8.npy` (descr `|i1`, shape `(2, 3)`) into `matrix` → values + `{4,1,8 / 9,1,5}`. +3. `./images/32.npy` (descr `` → values + `{4.815519, 1.0601262, 8.989337 / 9.510697, 1.8137231, 5.7381544}` within 1e-5. +4. `./images/64.npy` (descr `` → same values within + 1e-5. +5. A well-formed version-2-convention file (4-byte LE length, prefix 12, descr `` after the change +- THEN the 6 element assertions of the existing sub-block pass unmodified (byte-identical + TEST_CASE block, green in the full suite) + +#### Scenario: fixture 8 / 32 / 64 unchanged + +- WHEN `./images/8.npy`, `./images/32.npy`, `./images/64.npy` are loaded into `matrix`, + `matrix`, `matrix` respectively +- THEN all existing assertions pass unmodified (full-suite run, same case count +20 assertions + as baseline suite minus the new cases) + +#### Scenario: v2-convention file loads (no 10-vs-12 prefix mix-up) + +- WHEN the probe's v2-convention file (prefix 12 layout) is loaded into `matrix` +- THEN `ok == true` and both values are exact (a swapped 10/12 prefix would read garbage and fail + the content check) + +#### Scenario: fortran-order file preserves pre-change transpose semantics + +- WHEN a 2×3 `fortran_order: True` file (payload `[1,4,2,5,3,6]`) is loaded into + `matrix` +- THEN the result is 3×2 equal to `[[1,4],[2,5],[3,6]]` (the logical 2×3 array transposed — + identical to pre-change behavior, pinned against the `"T"`-detection expression being + accidentally rewritten) + +#### Scenario: payload-to-tail file loads + +- WHEN a 1×1 `f8`/`Vf8`/`\|u1` into `matrix`; `` | +| Missing / malformed shape token | no `'shape': (`; `(2,)`; `(2, 3, 4)`; `(a, b)`; `(-1, 2)`; 30-digit token | +| Zero dimension | `(0, 2)`, `(2, 0)` | +| Shape product / payload overflow | `row*col` or `payload` would wrap `size_t` | +| Truncated payload | `payload > buffer.size() - data_offset` | + +#### Scenario: every reject-table input yields false with the matrix untouched + +- WHEN each input class of the table is loaded into a default-constructed `matrix` (or + the target type named) +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` and the matrix's `row()`/`col()` equal the values captured + before the call + +#### Scenario: reject is clean under ASan in release mode + +- WHEN the probe build (`-DNDEBUG -fsanitize=address`) loads the 3-byte, 11-byte, 12-byte, + 0xFFFFFFFF-length, and missing-shape files +- THEN no ASan report is emitted, no `terminate` occurs, and the process exits 0 + +#### Scenario: missing file rejected without abort in a debug (assert-enabled) build + +- WHEN an unopenable path is loaded in the suite build (no `-DNDEBUG`, `debug_mode` = 1) +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` and the process does not abort (pre-fix: `better_assert` → + `print_assertion` → `abort()` — SIGABRT, evidence `tdd_red_run.log`) + +#### Scenario: reject leaves no partial state (no resize before rejection) + +- WHEN a file passes magic/version/bounds but fails the dtype check (E04: ``) +- THEN the member was not resized (row/col unchanged) — rejection happens before `zen.resize` + +### Requirement: R-R2 noexcept honesty + +The `load_npy` members MUST remain `noexcept` (signature unchanged) and MUST be throw-free in +practice: any exception raised within the validated region (including allocation failures) MUST be +converted to a `false` return. `std::terminate` from an escaping exception is a contract +violation. + +#### Scenario: no terminate on any crafted input + +- WHEN the full probe case set (18 cases) runs under `-DNDEBUG` +- THEN no `terminate called` message appears and every case completes (pre-fix: four distinct + terminate paths were recorded) + +### Requirement: R-R3 Deterministic test hygiene + +Negative-path tests MUST craft their input bytes at runtime (no new committed binary fixtures), +write them into `tmp/`, and remove them at the end of each case so repeated runs see an identical +filesystem state. + +#### Scenario: test run is idempotent + +- WHEN `make test` is run twice in a row +- THEN both runs are green and `git status` shows no new files (tmp/ is gitignored; files removed + per case) + +### Requirement: R-R4 Documented rejection semantics (doc delta) + +The handoff MUST emit the exact ReadMe replacement wording for the §"load npy" line (~1055) so +that S6 can publish it: `load_npy` returns `false` on malformed/foreign-dtype files; the dtype +must match the target type; truncated and truncated-payload files are rejected; the version-2 +layout follows the library's existing 4-byte-length convention (real-spec 8-byte-length v2 files +are rejected). + +#### Scenario: doc delta wording exists in the handoff + +- WHEN the handoff (`.work/handoff_session_2.md`) is read +- THEN it contains a verbatim ReadMe line replacement covering the reject semantics and the + dtype-match requirement diff --git a/docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_validation.md b/docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_validation.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c2cbb4 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/specs/load_npy_validation.md @@ -0,0 +1,217 @@ +# Spec: `load_npy_boundary_validation` (NEW capability) + +Delta: **ADDED Requirements**. This capability did not exist — the pre-fix `load_npy` performed +no boundary validation (finding S1). Normative language: MUST/SHALL. All scenarios are +testable: each maps to a probe case (`.work/probes/E03_E04.cc`) and/or a suite case +(`tests/cases/load_npy.hpp`). + +## ADDED Requirements + +### Requirement: R-V1 Minimum size and NPY magic before any dereference + +`load_npy` MUST reject (return `false`) before dereferencing any file byte unless the file is at +least 12 bytes long and its first 6 bytes equal the NPY magic `\x93NUMPY`. The 12-byte minimum +covers the 6-byte magic + 2-byte version + 4-byte maximum header-length field. + +#### Scenario: 3-byte file rejected without OOB + +- WHEN a 3-byte file `{0x93, 'N', 'U'}` is loaded into `matrix` under the ASan probe build +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false`, and the process is ASan-clean (no report, no abort, exit 0) + +#### Scenario: 11-byte file rejected without OOB + +- WHEN an 11-byte file (valid magic, version 1, `header_length` = 0xFFFF, 3 trailing bytes) is + loaded into `matrix` under the ASan probe build +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` and the process is ASan-clean + +#### Scenario: 12-byte file with no shape token rejected cleanly + +- WHEN a 12-byte file (valid magic, version 1, `header_length` = 2, header `{}`) is loaded +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (pre-fix: `std::terminate` via `std::out_of_range`) + +#### Scenario: non-NPY magic of sufficient size rejected + +- WHEN a 16-byte file of all `0xAA` bytes is loaded into `matrix` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` + +### Requirement: R-V2 Version acceptance set and prefix selection + +`load_npy` MUST accept only version bytes 1 and 2. Version 1 SHALL use a 2-byte little-endian +header length at offsets 8–9 and data prefix 10. Version 2 SHALL use a 4-byte little-endian header +length at offsets 8–11 and data prefix 12 (the library's existing in-code convention). Any other +version byte MUST be rejected. + +#### Scenario: version byte 0 rejected + +- WHEN a file with valid magic, version byte 0, and otherwise valid v1 layout is loaded +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` + +#### Scenario: version 2 file under the library convention loads + +- WHEN a well-formed file with version byte 2, 4-byte LE `header_length`, descr `` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `true` and the values are correct (convention pin, probe `e03_v2`) + +### Requirement: R-V3 Non-wrapping header-length bound + +`load_npy` MUST read `header_length` from the version-appropriate bytes and reject with `false` +whenever `header_length > buffer.size() - data_prefix`. The bound MUST be evaluated in the +non-wrapping form (subtraction from `buffer.size()`); the wrapping form +`buffer.size() < data_prefix + header_length` MUST NOT be used because it overflows for +`header_length` = 0xFFFFFFFF. When `header_length` equals the remaining size exactly, the bound +passes and subsequent header-content checks decide the outcome. + +#### Scenario: header_length 0xFFFFFFFF rejected without OOB + +- WHEN a 16-byte v2-convention file claims `header_length` = 0xFFFFFFFF is loaded under the ASan + probe build +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` and the process is ASan-clean (pre-fix: ASan heap-buffer-overflow) + +#### Scenario: exact-boundary header_length does not wrap + +- WHEN `header_length == buffer.size() - data_prefix` exactly +- THEN the bound check passes (no wrap), and a header lacking the shape token yields `false` + +### Requirement: R-V4 Header dict sanity + +The header MUST begin with `'{'` (the NPY header is a Python dict literal per the NPY spec). A +header not beginning with `'{'` MUST be rejected. + +#### Scenario: header not starting with '{' rejected + +- WHEN a valid-magic v1 file's header begins with `x'descr': …` (no leading `{`) +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` + +### Requirement: R-V5 dtype match against the target value_type + +`load_npy` MUST parse the descr field positionally (locate `'descr': '`, then the next single +quote, both `npos`-guarded) and reject unless the descr value exactly equals the canonical +little-endian descriptor of the member's `value_type`: + +| value_type | accepted descr | +|---|---| +| `std::uint8_t` | `\|u1` | +| `std::int8_t` | `\|i1` | +| `std::int16_t` | ``) and native (`V`) descriptors MUST +be rejected (byte-swapping is out of scope). + +#### Scenario: float32 file into matrix rejected (E04) + +- WHEN a well-formed 1×2 file with descr `` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (pre-fix: returned `true` with misinterpreted bytes) + +#### Scenario: big-endian descriptor rejected + +- WHEN a well-formed 1×2 file with descr `>f8` is loaded into `matrix` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (pre-fix: returned `true` loading garbage) + +#### Scenario: native-endian descriptor rejected + +- WHEN a well-formed file with descr `Vf8` is loaded into `matrix` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` + +#### Scenario: matching descriptor accepted (fixture behavior) + +- WHEN `./images/u8.npy` (descr `|u1`) is loaded into `matrix` +- THEN `load_npy` succeeds with the fixture values (existing case, unchanged) + +### Requirement: R-V6 npos-guarded shape token presence + +`load_npy` MUST locate the shape via `header.find("'shape': (")` and reject with `false` if it is +absent. The row token MUST end at the first `','` after the token start and the column token at +the first `')'` after that; each `find` result MUST be checked against `npos` before use. + +#### Scenario: missing shape token rejected + +- WHEN a well-formed-magic v1 file has a header containing descr and `fortran_order` but no + `'shape': (` token +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (pre-fix: `std::terminate` via `std::invalid_argument`) + +#### Scenario: 1-D shape rejected + +- WHEN a file's shape token is `(2,)` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (pre-fix: `std::terminate`) + +#### Scenario: 3-D shape rejected + +- WHEN a file's shape token is `(2, 3, 4)` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (the column token contains a comma → not a digit string) + +### Requirement: R-V7 Digit-bounded shape values + +Each shape token MUST parse as a non-empty unsigned decimal integer: optional leading whitespace +(space/tab), then one or more ASCII digits, no trailing characters, no sign. Parsing MUST NOT +overflow `size_t` (values exceeding `SIZE_MAX` are rejected). Both parsed dimensions MUST satisfy +`row >= 1` and `col >= 1`; zero dimensions MUST be rejected. + +#### Scenario: negative shape rejected + +- WHEN the shape token is `(-1, 2)` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (pre-fix: `stoul("-1")` → `resize` throws + `bad_array_new_length` → `std::terminate`) + +#### Scenario: size_t-overflowing shape rejected + +- WHEN the row token is 30 digits of `9` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` (pre-fix: `stoul` throws `std::out_of_range` → terminate) + +#### Scenario: zero dimension rejected + +- WHEN the shape token is `(0, 2)` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` + +#### Scenario: well-formed shape parses + +- WHEN the shape token is `(2, 3)` (numpy layout, space after the comma) +- THEN row = 2 and col = 3 (all four fixtures load unchanged) + +### Requirement: R-V8 Overflow-checked payload bound + +`load_npy` MUST compute the payload byte count with overflow-checked multiplication: reject if +`row > SIZE_MAX / col`, then `elements = row * col`; reject if `elements > SIZE_MAX / +sizeof(value_type)`, then `payload = elements * sizeof(value_type)`. With `data_offset = +data_prefix + header_length` (safe by R-V3), `load_npy` MUST reject unless +`payload <= buffer.size() - data_offset`. The bound is inclusive: a payload ending exactly at the +file tail is accepted. + +#### Scenario: payload exactly at file tail accepted + +- WHEN `buffer.size() == data_offset + row * col * sizeof(value_type)` exactly +- THEN `load_npy` returns `true` with correct values (probe `e03_exact`) + +#### Scenario: payload one byte short rejected + +- WHEN `buffer.size() == data_offset + payload - 1` +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false`, ASan-clean (pre-fix: returned `true` reading past the buffer) + +#### Scenario: wrapping shape product rejected before resize + +- WHEN the shape parses as `row = 2^40`, `col = 2^24` (product wraps `size_t`) +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` before any `resize` call + +### Requirement: R-V9 Resize only after validation; throw-free body + +`load_npy` MUST NOT call `zen.resize` (or `reshape`) before R-V1 through R-V8 have all passed. +The body from buffer construction through the data copy MUST be wrapped so that no exception can +escape the `noexcept` member (residual exception → `false`). + +#### Scenario: resize never precedes a rejection + +- WHEN any rejection scenario (R-V1…R-V8) fires +- THEN no `resize`/`reshape` was called and the member's `row()`/`col()` are unchanged + +#### Scenario: allocation failure inside the boundary yields false + +- WHEN an allocation within the validated region throws (e.g. `bad_alloc` from `resize` on a + validated-but-hostile shape under memory pressure) +- THEN `load_npy` returns `false` and the member does not throw or abort diff --git a/docs/session_2/tasks.md b/docs/session_2/tasks.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..457811b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2/tasks.md @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +# Session 2 — Tasks + +Ordered by dependency. Each task is verifiable (done = its check passes; checks defined in +`plan.md`). Specs: `specs/`; approach: `design.md`; contract: `docs/session_2_contract.yaml`. + +## 1. Pre-flight (evidence base — done before any edit) + +- [x] 1.1 Baseline: `git status` inspected on `phase-1/session-2` @ `ad6fa79`; `make test` + + `./test_test` green (59 cases, 49,216,776 assertions) — `.work/evidence/baseline_*` (S1's + logs) + re-run this turn (session-start baseline). +- [x] 1.2 Re-anchor by grep: `crtp_load_npy` at `matrix.hpp:2499` (members 2504/2508); review + structure confirmed (fixed-offset derefs, unguarded `stoul`, no dtype check). The two + C-11 hazards verified this turn (header_length overflow; `npos` shape parse). **Third + hazard found + confirmed empirically**: shape/payload arithmetic overflow-unguarded — + `(-1, 2)` → `stoul` → `resize` throws `bad_array_new_length` → terminate. +- [x] 1.3 Re-anchor `load_bmp` model by grep: now at `matrix.hpp:6643` (review's ~6760 stale — + R-02 logged); pattern read (validate size/consistency before parsing; early failure return). +- [x] 1.4 Pre-fix ASan reproduction (probe-first, P5): `.work/probes/E03_E04.cc` built with the + contract flags; 18 individual case runs recorded in `.work/evidence/prefix_*` — 4 ASan + OOB reads, 4 terminate paths, 4 silent misloads (`ok=1`), 4 passing pins. All review + claims reproduced → proceed. +- [x] 1.5 Fixture headers hex-dumped (≤64B each): magic/version/descr/shape offsets confirmed + from bytes; exact descr strings `|u1` / `|i1` / `f8`). Crafted bytes → `tmp/`, removed per case; each case also asserts matrix + state unchanged. +- [ ] 2.2 TDD red evidence: `make test` + run `./test_test "[load_npy]"` on the pre-fix tree → + the happy case passes, the 5 new cases fail/crash (record output); existing block + byte-unchanged (`git diff` on the test file = append only). + +## 3. Fix: `crtp_load_npy` validated boundary + +- [ ] 3.1 Implement spec R-V1…R-V9 in the `load_npy(char const*)` body (single edit; body only): + magic/size/version, non-wrapping header bound, dict sanity, dtype map, digit-bounded shape + parser, overflow-checked payload bound, resize-after-validation, `int8_t*` byte copy, + `try/catch(…) → false`. +- [ ] 3.2 Targeted green: `make test` + `./test_test "[load_npy]"` → 9/9 cases pass; full + `make test` + `./test_test` → 64 cases green. +- [ ] 3.3 ASan probe green: rebuild `.work/probe_s2` (contract flags); full run → `PASS E03` + + `PASS E04`, exit 0, no ASan report. + +## 4. Full checks + audit + +- [ ] 4.1 Full suite log (`.work/evidence/final_suite_run.log`); compiler version recorded. +- [ ] 4.2 Diff audit vs `ad6fa79`: `git diff --name-only` ⊆ allowed set; `matrix.hpp` diff = + exactly the `load_npy` body region (no other hunk); test file diff = append only. +- [ ] 4.3 Contract deterministic check `grep -c 'return false'` on `matrix.hpp` lines 2499–2590 + > 6. +- [ ] 4.4 Happy-path invariance: `git diff` of `tests/cases/load_npy.hpp` shows the existing + `TEST_CASE( "Loading npy files" )` block untouched (append-only diff). + +## 5. Independent derivation + bug-restoration (branch_and_compare) + +- [ ] 5.1 Independent test-writer derivation (fresh framing, contract-only inputs — no diff + read): expected accept/reject per P3 checklist re-derived; concurred with the suite's + expectations (recorded in `.work/independent/`). +- [ ] 5.2 Bug-restoration check: temporarily restore a pre-fix hazard (e.g. drop the + `header_length` bound) → the 0xFFFFFFFF case must FAIL/crash; restore the fix → green. + Never commit the temp state. + +## 6. Sharded review (6 axes) + +- [ ] 6.1 Run correctness / readability / security / tests / architecture / performance axes + over the diff (per `docs/prompts/sharded_review.md`); findings to + `docs/session_2/sharded_review.md`. +- [ ] 6.2 Fix High/Critical findings only; re-run task 4 checks after each fix. + +## 7. Adversarial verification + +- [ ] 7.1 Fresh-context verifier (per `docs/prompts/adversarial_verifier.md`) sees contract + + diff + evidence only; focus: attacker-chosen bytes (3B/11B/12B, 0xFFFFFFFF, exact + boundaries, missing shape, big-endian dtype, real-spec v2); verdict to + `docs/session_2/adversarial_verification.md`. FAIL → failure arbiter first. + +## 8. Closeout + +- [ ] 8.1 Eval seeds E03/E04 → `promoted` in `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` (probe + permanent home). +- [ ] 8.2 `docs/risk_register.md`: S2 closeout watch items (3rd hazard; adjacent `load_binary` + overflow-unguarded arithmetic — doc only). +- [ ] 8.3 Handoff `.work/handoff_session_2.md` (template): snapshot incl. compiler, checks + run/not run, decision log (pre-fix evidence, 3rd hazard, v2 convention, zero-dim + interpretation, `docs/handoff.md` vs `.work/` path decision), S6 doc deltas (exact ReadMe + wording), S5 warning (`save_png`). +- [ ] 8.4 Re-run final checks; done-condition verification; final commit; present diff + + evidence for the human decision gate. diff --git a/docs/session_2_contract.yaml b/docs/session_2_contract.yaml new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3cd920d --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_2_contract.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +session_contract: + id: S2 + objective: "Make load_npy a validated input boundary (finding S1): no dereference before size/shape/dtype validation, no throw-out-of-noexcept, no UB on truncated/malformed/foreign-dtype files; happy path behaviorally unchanged." + risk_level: high + routing: branch_and_compare + in_scope: + - "crtp_load_npy (anchors ~2499-2570): add P3 validation — magic/version, buffer.size() >= 12, version in {1,2}, header_length within remaining bytes BEFORE offset arithmetic (no 10+header_length overflow), header bounds, shape-token presence (npos-guarded), dtype string matching value_type, payload size >= row*col*sizeof(value_type)" + - "std::stoul wrapped (catch) -> return false; body stays throw-free so noexcept remains honest" + - "Negative-path tests appended to tests/cases/load_npy.hpp: truncated magic (3B), truncated header, malformed/missing shape token, header_length=0xFFFFFFFF, float32 file into matrix; crafted bytes written at runtime into tmp/ and cleaned up" + - "Eval probes E03/E04 in .work/probes/, ASan-clean" + out_of_scope: + - "Happy-path semantics: the 4 existing load_npy cases pass unchanged (fixture files ./images/{u8,8,32,64}.npy untouched)" + - "load_bmp / save_as_bmp / save_png (S5 owns save_png); any other finding; ReadMe.md (delta emitted, P4); examples/**; Makefile" + - "New dependencies for npy parsing" + blast_radius: + allowed_files: + - matrix.hpp + - tests/cases/load_npy.hpp + - .work/ + - docs/eval_seed_cases.md + - docs/risk_register.md + - tmp/ + - "docs/session_2/**" + forbidden_files: + - ReadMe.md + - Makefile + - examples/** + - images/*.npy + - docs/prd.md + - docs/project_contract.md + invariants: + - "make test green: existing load_npy cases byte-for-byte unchanged in test.cc registration and assertions" + - "load_npy returns false (never throws, never aborts, never UBs) for: missing file, 3B file, 11B file, bad version, bad header_length, missing shape token, foreign dtype, truncated payload" + - "valid files (all 4 fixtures) load to the same values as before the change" + - "no production dependency added" + acceptance_criteria: + - "E03: 3-byte .npy -> ok=false, ASan-clean (pre-fix: ASan heap-buffer-overflow read at ~2520; record both)" + - "E04: minimal valid float32 1x2 .npy into matrix -> ok=false (dtype rejected)" + - "5 new negative test cases pass; 4 existing cases pass unchanged" + - "ASan variant over {3B, 11B, 12B, 0xFFFFFFFF-length, missing-shape} files: no report, no terminate, exit 0" + deterministic_checks: + - "make test" + - "g++ -std=c++20 -DNDEBUG -DPARALLEL -fsanitize=address -O1 -o .work/probe_s2 .work/probes/E03_E04.cc && .work/probe_s2 # prints PASS" + - "git diff --name-only HEAD | grep -vE '^(matrix.hpp|tests/cases/load_npy\\.hpp|\\.work/|docs/(eval_seed_cases|risk_register)\\.md|tmp/)$' # empty" + - "grep -c 'return false' matrix.hpp region 2499-2590 # validation returns present (count > 6)" + review_axes: + - correctness + - security + - tests + - architecture + - performance + - readability + adversarial_cases: + - "Attacker bytes: 3B, 11B, 12B files; header_length = 0xFFFFFFFF (overflow of offset arithmetic); header_length = buffer.size() exactly (boundary, must pass or reject cleanly — document which)" + - "Missing 'shape' token (npos + 10 overflow); single-element shape tuple; negative-looking shape digits" + - "dtype ', '>f8' big-endian into matrix, 'V' fortran-order header (row_major path)" + - "payload row*col*sizeof(T) == buffer tail exactly (boundary pass) and -1 (boundary reject)" + failure_modes_to_watch: + - "Validation added after the first dereference (buffer.data()+6) — too late" + - "Overflow check written as buffer.size() < 10 + header_length (wraps on 0xFFFFFFFF) instead of header_length <= buffer.size() - 10 style" + - "stoul exception path returns true by accident (resize already applied) — reject before zen.resize" + - "Happy-path regression: version-1 vs version-2 offset (10 vs 12) mixed up in the new checks" + done_condition: "All acceptance_criteria pass with cited output; git audit clean; independent test-writer (P3 checklist, implementation-blind) concurs; sharded review + adversarial verifier PASS; human decision gate (user) signed off in the handoff." + handoff_requirements: + - ".work/handoff_session_2.md: state snapshot incl. compiler version; checks run / checks not run" + - "Decision log: pre-fix ASan reproduction vs review claim; the two extra hazards (header_length overflow, npos parse) and chosen handling; contract refinements" + - "Eval seeds E03/E04 marked live" + - "Doc deltas for S6: exact ReadMe §'load npy' (~line 1055) replacement wording — reject semantics + dtype-match requirement" + - "Warning for S5: save_png is the other I/O boundary; apply the same P3 discipline (hard checks, no asserts, documented no-op on failure)" + eval_seed_candidates: + - E03 + - E04 diff --git a/docs/session_3.md b/docs/session_3.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..efa64a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_3.md @@ -0,0 +1,85 @@ +# Session 3 — Numerical Semantics: flips, `pinv`, `det`, `operator^` (C3, C4, C5, C6, R1, P2-LU) + +> Story outline v1. Refine at start (narrow/clarify only), policy P9. +> Machine-readable authority: `docs/session_3_contract.yaml`. Law: `docs/project_contract.md`. +> **Depends on S1** (`flipdim` must be fixed before the alias swap is meaningful). Runs on the chain S1→S3→S6. + +## Objective + +Fix the library's documented-convention violations in the numerical core: swap the `fliplr`/`flipud` aliases (C3), make the pseudoinverse actually invert singular values (C4), replace the Schur-complement `det` with a pivoted-LU determinant that returns `0` (not `NaN`) on singular input (C5+P7), make `operator^` compile and compute for odd exponents (C6), fix the `svd_inverse` argument-order trap (R1), and give `lu_decomposition` partial pivoting (P2) — each with content-asserting tests. + +## Story + +The review's third stage. Five findings, one theme: *the public numerics do not honor the library's documented contract* (MATLAB/NumPy conventions, ReadMe §det). The alias swap (C3) is two lines but changes observable behavior for `fliplr`/`flipud` users — sanctioned (PRD §5 row 3). The pseudoinverse (C4) gains its missing `Σ⁺` via the already-correct SVD-inversion path; `svd_inverse`'s swapped argument order (R1) is fixed in the same breath because it is the direct cause of C4 and the comprehension trap. `det` (C5) drops the Schur-complement recursion with its unguarded `P.inverse()` for the library's own LU: `det = ±∏U_ii`, exact zero pivot ⇒ `0` (policy P7); this needs `lu_decomposition` to pivot (P2), whose factor values change (sanctioned row 7) while solutions stay invariant (E09 pins that). `operator^` (C6) is the precedence bug in the odd branch. The session is *medium* risk: new logic + sanctioned API behavior changes, no memory-safety or security surface, and `examples/` (0005/0019/0021) exercises the changed numerics — so `make example` is a required check. + +## In scope + +- C3: `fliplr`/`flipud` (anchors 4491/4496) → `flipdim(m,2)` / `flipdim(m,1)`. +- C4: `pinverse` body (anchor 5226) → single correct SVD-inversion core (1e-10 threshold, inherited from `svd_inverse`). +- R1: `svd_inverse` (anchor 5216) — call `singular_value_decomposition(a, u, w, v)` matching the signature (anchor 4921); local names follow the signature. +- C5+P2: `crtp_det` (anchor 2048) rewritten as pivoted-LU product; `lu_decomposition` (anchors 6499/6532) gains partial pivoting (max-magnitude row swap; permutation sign returned/accumulated for det). +- C6: `operator^` odd branch (anchor 5566) → `half = lhs^(n>>1); return half*half*lhs;`. +- R3-slice: the `det` precondition message typo (anchor ~2056, "the row and matrix…") fixed **here** (function under rewrite). +- Tests: new `tests/cases/flip_aliases.hpp`, `pinv.hpp`, `det.hpp`, `matrix_power.hpp`, `lu_pivoting.hpp`; registered in `tests/test.cc`. +- Eval probes E05–E09. + +## Out of scope + +- Retiring `pinverse`/`svd_inverse`/free `det(m)` **names** — that is S6 (A2); S3 fixes behavior only, all names still compile. +- The `flipdim` bodies (S1's; only verify they hold via E02, do not re-edit). +- `cholesky_decomposition` guard (S4); `svd` public behavior beyond the inversion core; `examples/` value expectations (print-only — no edits; S6's docs sweep notes the changed printed outputs); `ReadMe.md` (delta emitted, P4). +- `backward_substitution`/`forward_substitution` logic beyond what pivoting requires. + +## Deliveries + +1. Five fixes in `matrix.hpp` (flip aliases; pinv core; det rewrite; `operator^`; LU pivoting). +2. Five new test cases + registration. +3. E05–E09 probes live. +4. Handoff with doc deltas for S6 (ReadMe: flip convention, `pinv` semantics + threshold, `det` zero-pivot rule, `lu_decomposition` pivoting note, `^` domain restored; examples' printed L/U/det values noted as changed). + +## Context budget map (~55K of 128K — do not exceed) + +| Read | How much | Why | +|---|---|---| +| `AGENTS.md`, `docs/project_contract.md` §3–§5 | ~2.5K | law | +| `docs/prd.md` §5 rows 3–7, §7 P1/P5/P7/P8 | ~2K | authorization + policies | +| `docs/opencode_sharded_review.md` §C3 §C4 §C5 §C6 §R1 §P2 | ~4K | findings + smallest fixes | +| `matrix.hpp` regions: 2040–2090 (crtp_det), 4440–4500 (flip block), 4915–4935 (SVD signature), 5195–5240 (svd_inverse/pinverse/pinv), 5550–5580 (operator^), 6360–6395 (forward_substitution context), 6490–6560 (lu_decomposition/lu_solver) | ~15K | the code, named regions only | +| `ReadMe.md` §det (765–780) only | ~1K | the documented det contract (C-07) | +| `tests/test.cc` + 2 existing cases | ~2K | patterns | +| `examples/cases/0005_det.hpp`, `0019_lu_decomposition.hpp` | ~2K | confirm print-only (no assertion updates needed) | +| `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` E05–E09 | ~1K | probe specs | +| **Do NOT read:** rest of `matrix.hpp`, ReadMe in full, research docs in full | — | budget | + +## Deep-research references + +- Report 6 §"Proposed semantic model and API blueprint" (line 152): the NumPy semantics the flips/pinv follow (section only — it is the convention authority for this session). +- P3500R0 §"Interoperability with std::mdspan and std::linalg" (line 274): context for determinant/inversion semantics in a linalg-adjacent API. Section only. + +## Pre-flight (mandatory) + +1. `git status` clean; confirm S1 is merged (E02 green) — if not, stop (chain dependency). +2. Re-anchor all six regions by grep; log any drift. +3. Probe-first (P5): run pre-fix probes for E05–E08 — record that C3/C4/C5 misbehave and **C6 fails to compile** (compile the `m^3` probe separately so it cannot mask the others). +4. Read `ReadMe.md` §det — the `0`-on-singular contract (C-07) must be the stated contract, not an assumption. + +## Exit criteria + +1. `make test` green (suite + 5 new cases); `make example` green (compile check; printed values may differ — expected, rows 5/7). +2. E05–E09 pass with cited output (E07: singular det == 0 exactly; E09: `‖x_before − x_after‖∞ < 1e-9`). +3. `git diff --name-only HEAD` ⊆ {`matrix.hpp`, `tests/test.cc`, `tests/cases/{flip_aliases,pinv,det,matrix_power,lu_pivoting}.hpp`, `.work/**`, `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`, `docs/risk_register.md`}. +4. Sharded review + adversarial verifier PASS (verifier focus: det on singular *and* near-singular inputs; LU pivoting sign bookkeeping for odd permutation counts; `^` for n=0..5; pinv on rank-deficient rectangular input). +5. Doc deltas written for S6 (exact wording per finding). + +## Risk and routing + +- Risk level **medium** (new logic + sanctioned API behavior changes; no memory-safety/security surface). Routing: **worker_plus_reviewers** — worker + sharded review (6 axes) + adversarial verifier. +- Failure modes to watch: permutation **sign** error in pivoted det (test 3×3 needing an odd number of swaps); pivoting changing `lu_solver`'s solution (E09 must hold); `pinverse` and `pinv` diverging again (they must share the single core); det epsilon creeping in (P7: exact zero only); editing `flipdim` bodies (S1 territory). + +## Handoff requirements + +State snapshot (compiler, checks run/not run, note on changed example outputs); decision log (pre-fix probe outputs; convention choice C3 documented with the NumPy citation; P7 rule restated; contract refinements); eval seeds E05–E09 live; doc deltas for S6 (complete list with target ReadMe sections); warning for S6: names `pinverse`/`svd_inverse`/free `det` are now behavior-fixed and ready for retirement — do not re-implement anything. + +## Contract + +`docs/session_3_contract.yaml` — read before pre-flight; authority for scope, invariants, checks. diff --git a/docs/session_3/adversarial_verification.md b/docs/session_3/adversarial_verification.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..95e1934 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_3/adversarial_verification.md @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +# Session 3 — Adversarial Verification + +- Verified state: commit `e2ac38d` (post sharded review; no High/Critical fixes required). +- Method: a fresh probe (`.work/probes/adversarial.cc`, built `-O1`, IEEE math) constructed + **independent of the test files** — new matrices and references that do not appear in + `tests/cases/`. Evidence: `.work/evidence/adversarial.log` (12/12 PASS, exit 0). +- The probe intentionally re-derives each contract claim with different data than the suite. + +## AV1 — flip aliases (C3) + +Fresh 3×4 content matrix (1..12 row-major): +- `fliplr` content: row0 → 4 3 2 1, row2 → 12 11 10 9. PASS. +- `flipud` content: row0 ← 9 10 11 12, row2 ← 1 2 3 4. PASS. +- `fliplr(B) == flipdim(B, 2)` and `flipud(B) == flipdim(B, 1)` bitwise. PASS. + +## AV2 — pinv (C4/R1) + +Fresh 5×3 tall full-column-rank matrix. Reference: the normal-equations formula +`(AᵀA)⁻¹Aᵀ` computed through `inverse()` (a different code path than SVD): +- `||pinv(A) − (AᵀA)⁻¹Aᵀ||∞ = 1.59e-12` (< 1e-6). PASS. +- Moore–Penrose residuals: `||Apa − A||∞ = 3.55e-14`, `||pap − p||∞ = 8.88e-16`, + symmetry of `A·p` = 4.89e-15. PASS. + +## AV3 — det (C5/P7) + +Fresh 5×5 matrices: +- Lower triangular with diagonal (2,3,4,5,6): `det = 720` exactly (720 = 2·3·4·5·6, + printed as `720`). PASS. +- Random-ish integer 5×5: library `det = −9183.9999999999982` vs independent in-probe + Bareiss (exact fraction-free) reference `−9184` (relative diff ~2e-13 < 1e-9). PASS. + +## AV4 — operator^ (C6) + +Fresh 4×4 matrix: +- `E^7` vs a 7-step multiplication loop: `d = 3.55e-15`. PASS (odd exponent — the branch + fixed in this session). +- `E^0` bitwise-equal to the 4×4 identity. PASS. + +## AV5 — LU pivoting (P2) + +Fresh 7×7 matrix (non-diagonally-dominant in places, forces swaps): +- `lu_decomposition` rc = 0; `perm` is a valid permutation; `sign ∈ {±1}`. PASS. +- `||P·A − L·U||∞ < 1e-9` with `P` built explicitly from `perm` (PA = LU). PASS. +- `lu_solver` on `b := A·x0`, `x0 = (1..7)`: `||x − x0||∞ = 8.88e-16`, + residual `||A·x − b||∞ = 1.42e-14`. PASS. + +## Notes + +- One probe self-bug during this pass (not a library issue): AV1's hand-derived expectation + mis-computed one flipped entry (index 1 of the flipped last row is 11, not 10); the + alias-equivalence check had already confirmed the library behavior. Fixed in the probe; + library untouched. +- `inverse()` returns `matrix` directly (not `optional`) — confirmed during this pass; + the adversarial reference used it as such. + +## Conclusion + +All five contract claim areas (C3, C4/R1, C5/P7, C6, P2) hold on fresh independent inputs. +No new defects found. Proceed to closeout. diff --git a/docs/session_3/brainstorming.md b/docs/session_3/brainstorming.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9d46002 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/session_3/brainstorming.md @@ -0,0 +1,87 @@ +# Session 3 — Brainstorming (refinement record) + +Status: refinement only (policy P9 — narrow/clarify, no scope widening). The problem space was +explored in the 2026-08-17 blueprint interview (PRD §2) and the 2026-07-13 sharded review +(`docs/opencode_sharded_review.md`, findings C3/C4/C5/C6/R1/P2). This document records the +session-start interview-me pass and the design decisions. No new exploration. + +**Process note (interview-me skill):** the project-level intent interview (PRD §2, explicit user +yes) already fixed the *what*; the session contract fixes the *how*. The pass below stress-tests +the contract set against every residual decision point. Exactly **one** point could not be +resolved from the contract set (Q1 — the 2×4 wide-matrix pinv adversarial case vs. the +empirically demonstrated wide-SVD limitation) and was asked to the user live this session; +the user answered **(a): narrow** (4×2 tall + 3×3 rank-deficient pinv cases; the 2×4 wide gap +is logged, not fixed). Nothing else remains that only a user answer could resolve. + +## Interview-me pass + +HYPOTHESIS: the user wants the S3 contract executed end to end — C3/C4+R1/C5+P2/C6 fixed with +TDD, content-asserting tests, deterministic probes E05–E09, sharded review, adversarial +verification, and a handoff — with zero scope creep beyond `docs/session_3_contract.yaml`. +CONFIDENCE at session start: ~90% (one contract-vs-reality divergence unresolved); **96%** after +Q1 answered. + +### Q1 — the 2×4 rank-deficient pinv adversarial case (asked live; answered "a") + +The contract lists "pinv of a 2×4 rank-deficient matrix" among `adversarial_cases`. The pre-fix +SVD supplement probe (`.work/evidence/prefix_probes.log`) proved the SVD core is numerically +**invalid for wide matrices (m < n)**: 2×4 SVD reconstruction error 6.0, `u` entries ~1e306; +tall (4×2) and square SVDs are valid (reconstruction 2.2e-16). SVD's public behavior is +explicitly out of S3 scope ("the SVD's public behavior beyond the inversion core is not in S3 +scope"). Any Moore–Penrose assertion on a 2×4 `pinv` would therefore fail even after a correct +C4 fix — a spec gap, not a fixable bug. + +**Resolution (user-confirmed, option a):** the adversarial pinv set is **narrowed, not dropped**: +4×2 tall rank-deficient + 3×3 rank-deficient cases (both have valid SVDs and the same +rank-deficiency property the case tests). The wide-2×4 gap is recorded in the decision log +(this file), `docs/risk_register.md`, the E06 seed footnote in `docs/eval_seed_cases.md`, and +the handoff warning as a pre-existing SVD limitation and **S6 candidate**. Not a scope +widening (option c rejected: fixing wide SVD would violate the contract's scope clause). + +## Decision table (stress-test of residual points) + +| # | Question | Resolution (source) | +|---|---|---| +| D1 | Which exact C3 line changes? | `fliplr → flipdim(m, 2)`, `flipud → flipdim(m, 1)` (PRD §5 row 3: "MATLAB/NumPy convention"; contract in-scope line 1). Pre-fix probe: both aliases return the *other* flip (E05 FAIL). | +| D2 | Where does the single pinv core live? | **`svd_inverse`, fixed in place.** The R1 line mandates fixing `svd_inverse`'s swapped argument order anyway; the fixed body calls `singular_value_decomposition(a, u, w, v)` (names now match the `(A, u, w, v)` signature), inverts `w` in place (inherited 1e-10 threshold), returns `v * w * u.transpose()`. `pinverse` becomes `return svd_inverse( m );` (contract: "pinverse delegates to the single correct SVD inversion core"). `pinv` untouched (already delegates). Both public names keep compiling (retirement is S6's job). Pre-fix `svd_inverse` is numerically correct *only* because the swapped names happen to compute `V·Σ⁺·Uᵀ`; post-fix it computes the same value with honest names (E06 pre-fix evidence: `svd_inverse(diag(1,2)) = diag(1,0.5)` already, `pinverse(diag(1,2)) = diag(1,2)`). | +| D3 | Threshold semantics at the boundary? | Inherited rule, strict `> 1e-10` (P7 forbids new epsilons; inherited threshold is the current `svd_inverse` behavior): σ exactly 1e-10 → **not** inverted (stays 1e-10); σ = 2e-10 → 5e9. Pre-fix probe pins both sides (`prefix_probes.log`). Pinned by a test + the E06 seed. | +| D4 | 2×4 wide pinv adversarial case? | **Narrowed to 4×2 + 3×3** — Q1 above (user-confirmed). | +| D5 | How does pivoting expose permutation + sign? | New 5-arg primary `int lu_decomposition( A, L, U, int& sign, std::vector& perm )`: `P·A = L·U`, `perm[i]` = original row index of permuted row `i`, `sign = det(P) ∈ {−1,+1}`. The existing 3-arg overload **delegates** (creates dummy sign/perm) — source-compatible; no existing call breaks (project contract §3: no public signature changes; overloading is additive). The 1-arg tuple overload and `lu_solver` overloads keep their signatures. `sign` alone is *not* sufficient for the solver (it needs the full permutation) — the contract's own wording "permutation and sign are exposed so lu_solver applies P to b" confirms both channels. | +| D6 | Pivoting algorithm? | Partial pivoting on a **working copy** `M` of `A` (PA = LU form; `A` stays untouched, matching the 3-arg function's `A const&` contract). Per column `j`: `p = argmax_{i≥j} |M[i][j]|`; if `p ≠ j`: swap `M` rows `j↔p`, swap already-computed `L[j][k] ↔ L[p][k]` for `k < j` (verified necessary by hand-derived 3×3 invariant check), swap `perm[j] ↔ perm[p]`, flip `sign`. Then the existing Doolittle column accumulation, reading `M` instead of `A`. The existing `isinf/isnan → return 1` guard stays (failure signaling unchanged). **No** explicit zero-pivot `return 1` added to `lu_decomposition` itself: a zero pivot in the *last* column currently yields rc=0 (no L-division happens) and `lu_solver` still fails correctly via the `backward_substitution` inf/nan guard — adding the check would be an unsanctioned behavior change on the singular edge. `det` gets its own exact-zero check (D7). Hand-derived verification (3×3 example, two swaps) in `design.md`. | +| D7 | `det` rewrite details? | Single pivoted-LU path (functional-thinking: one Calculation; the 1×1/2×2 fast paths are removed — they are micro-optimizations whose special cases are exactly the bug class C5 reports, and LU handles them in one or two columns). `P·A = L·U` ⇒ `det(A) = det(P)·det(L)·det(U) = sign · ∏ U[i][i]`. Failure → `return 0`: (a) decomposition rc≠0 (zero pivot before the last column, or inf/nan), (b) **explicit** `U[i][i] == 0` → `return 0` (exact zero, **no epsilon** — P7; this also covers the rc==0 last-pivot gap D6 notes). `size == 0 → 0` **kept** (current behavior; changing to the mathematical empty product 1 is unsanctioned). Non-square stays `better_assert`-guarded (undefined, unchanged). Message typo fixed ("the row and matrix are supposed to be same" → "…row and col…"). `noexcept` **dropped** from `det()` — the body now allocates (L, U, perm, M); project contract §3 sanctions dropping `noexcept` where the body can throw. | +| D8 | 0×0 det? | Returns `0` (current `0 == size → value_type{}` branch kept verbatim — behavior preservation; D7). | +| D9 | `operator^` odd branch? | `auto const half = lhs ^ ( n >> 1 ); return half * half * lhs;` — log₂ recursion, no precedence trap (the fixed line contains no `^` and no implicit `*`-vs-`^` ambiguity), correct for every odd `n ≥ 1` (n=1: half = m^0 = I → I·I·m = m ✓; n=3: m·m·m ✓). n=0 and n=1 fast paths unchanged; even branch unchanged. Note (empirical, E08 probe): pre-fix the bug is a **hard compile error for all n** (n is a runtime value, so the ill-formed `uint_least64_t * matrix` expression defeats the whole function instantiation) — "even powers compile" is not actually true pre-fix; post-fix every n compiles. | +| D10 | Test placement and suite-safety? | Five new files in `tests/cases/` (`flip_aliases.hpp`, `pinv.hpp`, `det.hpp`, `matrix_power.hpp`, `lu_pivoting.hpp`) + five include lines in `tests/test.cc` (alphabetical positions verified against the existing list: `cos < det < erfc`, `flip.hpp < flip_aliases.hpp < floor`, `lround < lu_pivoting < matrix_power < mean`, `operator_equal < pinv < pooling`; exact lines in plan.md). The suite build has asserts enabled (no `-DNDEBUG` in the Makefile; `better_assert` aborts in debug — S2's D12 evidence): **no** non-square `det()` or `operator^` call in any suite case; the non-square-undefined paths are pinned by the release-mode adversarial verifier instead. E09's oracle is an **in-TU copy of the legacy no-pivot LU** inside `lu_pivoting.hpp` (deterministic, no external data; the copy is byte-verbatim from the pre-fix tree so it is a true independent implementation). | +| D11 | Eval seeds E05–E09? | All five → `promoted` (probe in `.work/probes/` + permanent home in `tests/cases/`), mirroring S1 (E01/E02) and S2 (E03/E04). E06's row gains the D4 footnote. | +| D12 | Commits / docs / handoff? | Per-task commits following S1/S2 convention (`S3 pre-flight: …`, `S3 task N: …`, `S3 closeout: …`); phase docs in `docs/session_3/` (this set); handoff at `.work/handoff_session_3.md` (project contract §1.4, not `docs/handoff.md`); `docs/risk_register.md` + `docs/eval_seed_cases.md` updated at closeout. | + +## Example impact (expected, print-only — no edits) + +- `0005_det.hpp` (127×127 diagonal): LU on a diagonal matrix performs **no swaps** (each + diagonal element is the column max; off-diagonals are 0) → same product, same stdout. +- `0019_lu_decomposition.hpp` (Lenna LU + `lu_solver` MAE): solution **invariant** under + pivoting (D6 solves the same system); `L`/`U` factors differ (printed to bmp only — + images/ churn is expected artifact, not a contract item); MAE stdout may shift by + ~1e-15-level digits. +- `0021_singular_value_decomposition.hpp`: the 1-arg `singular_value_decomposition` return + tuple order `(u, w, v)` is **unchanged** (contract: "keep the return type (u, w, v) — + example 0021 depends on it"); SVD's public behavior untouched → identical stdout. +- All other examples: numerics on unchanged paths → identical stdout. + +## Failure-mode watchlist (carried into review + verifier briefs) + +- **Sign bookkeeping**: an even number of swaps on a matrix the no-pivot code could solve + (sign must come back +1); the `[[0,1],[1,0]]` odd-swap case pins −1. +- **L-row swap propagation**: omitting the `L[j][k] ↔ L[p][k]` swap makes `P·A ≠ L·U` on + second-and-later columns (hand-derived 3×3 counterexample in `design.md`; pinned by the + PA==LU residual test). +- **perm direction**: `perm[i] = original row of permuted row i` (P·A row i = A row perm[i]). + Inverting the convention makes `lu_solver` apply P to the wrong rows on ≥3-row systems. +- **det zero pivot**: `−0.0` vs `0.0` — C++ `==` treats them equal, but the explicit + `U[i][i] == 0 → return 0` returns positive zero; the E07 exact-zero check plus a print + confirms no `−0` in stdout. +- **pinv threshold edge**: σ exactly 1e-10 must stay 1e-10 (strict `>`), not 1e10. +- **wide-SVD gap** (D4): do not let any new test accidentally assert MP conditions on an + m