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…ped callees page next= A who-calls answer is the set: tmux's --callers=options_get_number printed 40 of 121 rows although the whole list is ~10.8 KB. callHierarchyRowCap (pageview.h) now also serves every row of a CALLERS answer whose estimated row bytes fit kCallersBandBytes (16,000 B). The estimate (callhierarchy.h callersByteBand) is the XML row each caller prints with its sites_at= tokens; its site pass is reused by the page. One number for the CLI dialects and the MCP twins, so they agree on whether a list is cut. Above the band the 40-row page, its next= page and uses_next= are unchanged; --callees keeps the row band and --impact its 40-row page. Rider: a capped --callees page names the next page as next= (CLI XML/columnar/--json and MCP find_symbol), with expand moving to expand_next= (legend + compact term). Gate: neighbourcapcheck (22)-(25); the fixtures of arms (2)-(13) and (16)-(21b) take heavier rows so their capped premise holds past the byte band. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…md and TUNING.md list it The LIMITS generator reads cap names by keyword (Max/Cap/...); the band constant gets a Max and a one-line note, and LIMITS.md, TUNING.md and the README cap count (262) are regenerated. No behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…answer, gates before the code Pins the contract of the --for body-tail fold (src/forfold.h, next commit): on the compact route in the default regime, <fold kind="bodies" budget_bytes="4000" served= total=> after the unchanged answer, the whole bodies of the top three ranked rows not already bodied, each whole or not served (<skip next=--expand>), a class over the budget served as a member slice (constructor + question-word members) then skipped; the <sigs> continuation pair (next= the first skip, sigs_next= the signatures-only re-call); est_tokens prices it; no fold under --signatures-only/--json/--auto-bodies/--detail/--token-budget/--max-tokens/name-exact. Riders: a cut <hops> callee listing carries next=--callees (present-only clause); the file page legend's n= vs sibs_total= reading. Fixture test/forbodyfoldfix (web: TS/JS, py: Python). On the pre-change binary fc0745a: 22 FAIL verdicts, 12 PASS twins/negatives. Registered in regression.sh and the shard weights; gate-count sites regenerated (695). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…compact-route answer A conceptual --for question routes to the compact bundle (signatures, one-hop edges, the file tail, no bodies). It now ends with <fold kind="bodies" budget_bytes="4000" served= total=>: the whole bodies of its top three ranked rows not already bodied, in rank order, each whole or not at all within 4,000 B, in the --expand body shape without sibs=/inc= and without callee rows. A body that does not fit is a <skip p= n= l= bytes= next="--expand=P:L:N"> row and the walk goes on; a class too big for what is left is served as a <slice> of its constructor and the members whose name or body holds a question word, then skipped whole. Everything before the fold is the answer without it (RIPWIRE_NO_BODY_FOLD=1): the fold's legend clause is exempt from the sig trim, est_tokens prices the bodies at the body rate. C3 (next order): on an answer that carries the fold, <sigs next=> names the first skipped body and the signatures-only re-call moves to sigs_next= (it lifted 0 items in 20 executions on the round-5 rows). Default regime only: no fold under an explicit --token-budget or --max-tokens, --json, --signatures-only, --auto-bodies, --detail=N or the name-exact route. MCP for is not changed (it has no compact route). Measured offline on the 53 round-5 --for rows (base fc0745a outputs, frozen round-5 grader): Rule C +4 (hono-02, hono-11, koa-02, textual-02), legacy +2, 0 lost; +3.2 KB median per compact answer, max 4.5 KB. Riders: a ranked <hops> row whose <calls> listing is cut carries next="--callees=…" (the per-hop cap was disclosed but not recoverable), defined by a present-only clause; the --for --limit=N file page legend says n= counts this task's positive-score symbols, not the expand flag's sibs_total= file count. Output only: no kParserVer / kCacheVersion change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…eck R1d pins it ownerCalleesNext (the owner rows' cut listing, and since the previous commit every ranked hop's) built "--callees=" + the target by hand, so a file name a shell would split pasted as two arguments. It now goes through rw::nextFlag like every other continuation (checklist 34); a plain path is byte-identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…demotecheck, estchargecheck (rule 4) Each arm keeps its old premise on the fold-off twin (RIPWIRE_NO_BODY_FOLD=1) and gains the fold's reading: - compactroutecheck (1)/(1d) count bodies outside <fold>; new (1e): the fold-off answer has zero <b> and the default carries its bodies only inside <fold>. - docdemotecheck (f): the golden is unchanged and read off the fold-off twin; new (f-fold): the default answer is that twin plus the fold, its clause, the <sigs> next pair and est_tokens, nothing else. - estchargecheck #11: the flat identity on the fold-off twin, and the mixed identity (fold bodies at 3.80) on the default; #19 counts the fold's bodies as body-rate spans; #14f(i) compares the faulted run (which serves no fold) against the fold-off control. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… forbodyslotcheck, forrankordercheck (rule 4) - forbudgetmonotoncheck #5: the frozen-share sig comparison reads the fold-off twin of the default (the soft target carries no fold, so no C3 pair). - forbodyslotcheck: every slot arm reads the fold-off answer; new (FX): with the fold on, the slot's <bodies> is the fold-off answer's byte for byte and the owner is never repeated in the fold. - forrankordercheck (3): the 4% growth band reads the answer before its fold additions (the element, its clause, the hop-calls next= clause, the C3 pair) — the FOLD C precedent; (9) reads the signatures-only re-call off the fold-off twin; new (9f): the fold answer carries the same call as sigs_next=. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… clause; reuse classLike - spliceFoldSigsNext is a no-op when every candidate was served: the <sigs> continuation stays the signatures-only re-call (forsoftbudgetcheck NX2/NX4/D4: a cut element keeps a continuation). - the compact dialect gets its own fold clause (260 B; the full one 476 B); compactlegendcheck reads the fold-off answers for its dialect pins and bills, and (FOLD-L) bills the fold clause in both dialects. - the member slice's class test reuses ReceiverEvidence::classLike, and the constructor spellings are a sorted data table (quality-delta: two duplication findings). - forsoftbudgetcheck (C3) reads the markup-rate floor without the <fold> element (its bodies are priced at the body rate, forbodyfoldcheck F6). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ape-aware estimate, format B1: symbolQueryJson's calledBy sites and next keys become plain statements instead of ?: expressions (an xvalue/prvalue arm pair, and string temporaries inside the root's long concatenation), and callersByteBand returns one aggregate built from a local instead of a named return object shared by two returns and named by a release [[assume]]. No output change; aimed at the gcc-14 Release (LTO) rc=139 in MCP find_symbol that CI showed. N1: the estimate measures n= and p= XML-escaped, as the row prints them (<file-scope>). N2/M2: neighbourcapcheck (26)/(27) pin that the estimate counts sites_at= and the escaping. N3: the knob comment says the band bounds row bytes (whole answers measured to 18,455 B). B2: clang-format src/graphlegend.h. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…only through an in-tree qualifier; augmented assignment rebinds A parameter, annotated local or TS field written `mod.T` / `ns.T<...>` was read by its final segment, so an outside type (`s: requests.Session`, `s: ext.Session<T>`) proved an in-tree Session's methods. The capture now keeps the qualified text and ReceiverEvidence keeps the class only when the qualifier's root is bound by the file's imports to an in-tree module, package or path, or names an in-tree class or namespace (one per-language rule row beside Go's package rule). A Python `x op= v` rebinds x to what the operator returns: x keeps its class only when the method Python calls (the in-place one, else the binary fallback) provably returns that class (`return self` on every path, or a `-> Self` / `-> C` annotation); otherwise x is name-only, in ReceiverEvidence and in Rule 2's table. A JS `x op= v` rebinds as a plain JS reassignment does. kParserVer 194 (the train renumbers). Gate: test/receiverevidencecheck.sh arm (Q). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… (qd duplication rows) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Lang rule shape) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… h1-annot) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hopcheck (I) turns the fold off on the head side Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e fold's two constants; forbodyslotcheck FX before the optional arms Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n renumbers) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…in-place dunder that can fall through hedges - receiverevidence.h: the operatorResult sort orders .first then sortutil::svLess on .second, and the lookup searches by .first with an explicit comparator (portablebuildcheck #6/#6b, the Linux G1 abort). - ingest_binds.h pythonBlockTerminates: "returns self" now also needs a body that cannot fall off its end into an implicit `return None` (a loop / try / match tail, or an `if` without `else`, hedges). - receiverevidencecheck (Q): [N] aug_fallthrough (red on fbf763f), [P] aug_both_branches, [P] same-file `Wrap.Part` (mutant MA), [N] TS `dup` bound in-tree and foreign (mutant MD). - CHANGELOG: the self rule worded as implemented; the Python 'u' import-verdict floor named. kParserVer comment matches the OperatorResult kind and the JS constructedBy record (the train renumbers). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…le read, each body once, legend defines <b> B1: the fold renders bodies without the field notes (a ranked row's note rides on its <d> row once; fornotesjsoncheck XML/JSON parity); --max-tokens no longer switches the fold off (the answer's notice says it is not read; shapingflagcheck (A)/(F)); the member slice reads member text through lexicalScanText, the index's own reader, instead of a new readWholeFile call site (cppqualcheck 32); xplat R3 compares crlf-for strictly outside its fold and, inside it, modulo CR bytes and skip bytes= as crlf-expand is. B2: both fold clauses define b t= n= p= l= and the slice/skip p= n= l=; compactlegendcheck runs fold-on (ripwire.for/v1 820 -> 1100 measured 1088, (L) 7,900 -> 8,200 measured 8,157, A-PIN for.xml re-anchored, (U-twin-fold) keeps 820 on the fold-off answer). N2: a ranked row inside a served body counts as served; a ranked body holding served ranked bodies replaces them. N3: slice words match a member's name or its text past the declaration line (no receiver/params). N4: forbodyfoldcheck S4 (unranked constructor leads the slice; kills M2), S5 (Go receiver), N1, L1, F8m. N5: forrankordercheck fold_exempt counts only ranked hop rows' next= — and its python no longer has a SyntaxError that left (3) checking no query. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…h body once, MCP for has no fold; measured sizes) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d the slice (qd: no clone of prefixSaysImmutable) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A reachable="0" --path answer (and MCP path_between) listed only where the FORWARD search went blind (<gap> rows). The reader closing the gap by hand also walks back from to=: on htop, --path=ScreenManager_run,LinuxMachine_scanCPUTime met a declined call in checkRecalculation, but nothing named the Linux Machine_scan, the sink's only caller and the definition that call could have meant. src/pathgaps.h pathNearSink walks to='s proven callers back over resolved call edges to depth 2 and classifies how each symbol (to= itself included) may also be entered with no edge: declined (a declined call's candidate list holds it), value (stored or passed as a value), through (a call through a parameter or slot is matched to that value), name (a by-name call went to a same-language, same-kind namesake and has no edge to it), external (none of those and no proven caller: no indexed way in was found). Each row names one such site (in= its enclosing definition, site= file:line) and met="1" when the forward search reached that site. <near_sink depth= callers= rows= [rows_capped=]> shows at most 4 <ns> rows (reasoned rows first, met first, then depth), and next= lists the first row's callers. A to= declaration is never a row. Rows are hedges, never hops and not proof a path exists; both legends say so. Every reachable="1" answer is byte-identical; the reachable="0" hint and gap clause are unchanged. One analysis and one emitter for both transports. Gate: test/pathgapcheck.sh S1-S12 (htop/koa/through/name/external shapes, depth and row caps, a near miss, the plain hint kept, a found path without a block, next= pastes, both legends; red on base) and (M) compares the block MCP vs CLI byte for byte. compactlegendcheck: ripwire.path/v1 and MCP path_between re-pinned 550/540 -> 860 (measured 844), with a (U-twin-path) arm holding the rest at 550. printf parity: the path label re-pinned (reachable="0" on the fixture). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`--callees=getTemplate` on nunjucks listed what getTemplate's own body
calls, but `const createTemplate = ( err, info ) => { … new Template( … )
… }` is a definition of its own, so Template was in no row, though the
reader asking what getTemplate calls counts every call written in its
body. The same shape hides koa's `const handleResponse = () =>
respond( ctx )` inside Application.handleRequest, hono's `dispatch`
inside compose, and every Python helper `def` written inside a `def`.
src/closures.h reads closure containment off the parser's own spans:
per file, the scope-opening definitions (functions, methods, classes,
structs, interfaces) sorted by start, and a stack of the open ones. A
function-like definition whose innermost enclosing definition is itself
function-like is that one's closure; a member of a class written inside
a function is not. Language-neutral by construction (spans and kinds,
no Lang:: compare); anonymous closures are no definition and their calls
already belong to the enclosing one. Computed at query time, so no
cached content changes and no parser version bump.
--callees (XML, --json, columnar) carries closures=K and one
<in n= p= via="closure" count=> block per closure (any depth, at most 4,
closures_capped="1" past that) listing that closure's own callees (at
most 8, capped="1" and a next= past that). A block is containment, not a
call edge: its rows are in no count=. The --path <near_sink> rows gain
why="closure" (in= the enclosing function, site= the closure's own
definition). A function with no closure keeps its bytes.
Gate: test/pathgapcheck.sh C1-C8 (nunjucks shape, count unchanged,
Python depth 1 and 2, a class member near miss, a closure-free answer,
--json, both legends, near_sink why=closure on the koa shape; C1/C3/C6/
C7/C8 red on the commit-1 binary). printf parity: the path label
re-pinned (the ns reading gains "closure"); compactlegendcheck path 852 B
inside the same 860 B pin.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-first
Two changes to the declined-call <dc> rows (IX-4):
orderDeclinedSites sorted the sites by file path, then line, so a test
file whose path sorts first led the list (hono's
src/helper/css/index.test.tsx among the source sites of
`--callers=src/router.ts:match`). The file key is now the path TIER
first (filter.h pathTierOf: source, then test/bench, then docs — the
key the callers and uses rows already sort by), then path; the callers
form's file-first interleave is unchanged.
--impact counted declined_calls= (the declines that could have reached
SYM or a symbol in its radius) and named none of them, pointing at the
callers verb. It now prints the callers-form <dc> rows of exactly those
calls (declinedsites.h impactDeclinedRows: the same records, order, cut
and spelling as --callers, so uncut the row count equals
declined_calls=), capped at 16 with dc_shown=/dc_next=, on the CLI XML,
--json ("dc"), columnar (the rows verbatim) and the MCP twin. The legend
uses the rows clause instead of the pointer.
On hono, `--impact=match` now names 16 of its 339 declined sites; the
src/helper/dev/index.ts:77 site is the 18th (dc_next= lists it), because
hono's benchmarks/ and perf-measures/ trees are not in the bench tier.
Gate: test/declinedsitecheck.sh h_impact (flipped: impact now lists the
row), h_impact_legend, h_tier_order, h_impact_order, h_impact_json,
h_impact_columnar (all red on the commit-2 binary).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ps; glob endpoints The forward <gap> rows say where the search went blind and <near_sink> where the backward one did; neither joined them. On htop the reader still had to see that checkRecalculation's declined Machine_scan() could mean the Linux build, whose callee is the sink (IX-2 P1, gated: the offline gate found a <= 2-crossing chain on htop-14, koa-14 and nunjucks-21 but not textual-11, median fan-out 2 — GO). src/pathgaps.h pathBridge runs only on a reachable="0" answer: a layered search where every symbol reachable with k crossings over resolved edges comes before any with k+1, crossing at most 2 hops the graph holds no edge for, each fanning out to at most 16 candidates — a declined call's candidates, the functions a symbol stores or passes as values (ValueRefIndex::targetsOf), the closures written in its body (src/closures.h), and the unsearched same-language namesakes of a call bound by name alone. <bridge proven="0" crossings= hops=> lists the chain as path-like <s> rows, via= (and cands=) naming each crossing. It is not a path: reachable= and hops= stay 0 and no count includes it. P4: an endpoint that names no definition and holds a `*` (no file: qualifier) stands for every function or method definition whose name fits it, so `--path=post_message,on_*` on Textual answers (rc=0, with to_glob="1") instead of "endpoint not found". A resolvable name is never read as a pattern. The near-sink rows sort by path tier within a depth, so a glob's docs examples no longer lead. P5 (next= on a reachable="1" path) is deliberately NOT here: it would change every found path's bytes, which this lane's gates hold identical. Gate: test/pathgapcheck.sh B1-B10 (htop shape, koa shape with two closures, value, namesake, the crossing and fan-out bounds both sides, a disconnected pair, a found path, both legends) and G1-G3 (a glob reaches its handler, a non-matching pattern is refused, a plain endpoint carries no glob attribute); (M) compares <bridge> and the glob root MCP vs CLI. Red on the commit-3 binary. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ERT, not a release [[assume]] gcc 14.2 (ubuntu-24.04 g++-14) -O2 -flto miscompiled the [[assume( cap > 0 )]] over the lane's new ?: and served a 40-row window over a 3-row list in MCP find_symbol / find_referencing_symbols and --batch: rc=139 on every call. Same commit with only this line removed: rc=0 (debug run 39134346019). No output change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n; keep ENSURES( cap > 0 ) Replaces e233970's DASSERT with the owner's rule: ASSUME only a true invariant, and state it fully. cap > 0 rests on int( rowTotal ) of a served-whole total, which fits an int because callersByteBand estimates only totals <= 16000/30 rows. That precondition is now an EXPECTS. With it, the gcc 14.2 -O2 -flto build that served a 40-row window over a 3-row list (rc=139) answers rc=0 (debug run 39137965028, candidate A; the restructure alone, candidate B, still crashed). Restores callersByteBand's ENSURES that the site pass covers every row (true: rowCallSites ENSURES it). No output change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ollows the function's Owner-approved paragraph, verbatim, after the contract-macro table in §3. The 32-bit-handle rule it references lives in §3 (Data-oriented layout), so the reference is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A hand-check of the closure blocks and bridges on random in-sample
queries (lane ix2-slice's hedge acceptance measurement) found three
shapes no fixture had:
- `post: function _post( … ) { … }` (fastify) and `compile: function
compile( … )` (nunjucks): the parser reports the property and the
function expression as two definitions with one end. The expression
was read as a closure of the property (and both as closures of the
enclosing function). src/closures.h now treats a function that ends
where its parent function ends as that parent's own value: the
expression, which owns the body's calls, takes the property's place,
and the property is no closure.
- htop's InfoScreen_run: a macro-heavy `else if (…) {` read as a
function named `if` inside the body became a "closure". C, C++ and
Objective-C have no named nested function, so a nested function span
there is a misread: a langfacts.h column (noNestedNamedFunctions),
read once, no language compare (langidentitycheck ratchet 346 =
ceiling).
- Bridges through minified vendored jQuery/less under docs/ and through
test helpers: pathBridge no longer routes THROUGH a symbol filter.h's
rank tiers de-prioritize (test, bench, demo, generated, minified) —
it may start or end at one — and a chain past 8 hops is not shown.
Gate: test/pathgapcheck.sh H1-H4 (red on the commit-4 binary); B10's
legend phrase follows the new bound.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The six emitTo sites in src/wrap.h rebuilt each AgentTarget string_view field (displayName, contextFile, contextNote, caveat, mcpAddPre) as std::string_view( x.data(), static_cast<int>( x.size() ) ): a leftover of the printf %.*s conversion that narrows size_t to int and back. Every field is already a std::string_view, so the field itself is passed. Output unchanged: `ripwire wrap AGENT` is byte-identical before/after for all 9 agent rows and the 5 --mcp-tools=core rows (differential against a pure-main binary at the same path). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflicts: generated counts (README, EVALS, LIMITS, TUNING, deck) kept ours and regenerated once at the train; test/regression.sh loop = sorted union (+forbodyfoldcheck); compactlegendfix pre_l1_full/for.xml kept main's pin and re-anchored from the merged binary in a follow-up commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…erge (body-fold over tail-sym) Both sides moved the one pin. Re-recorded from the merged binary; a token-level 3-way merge of the base, main and lane pins (at= and est_tokens= masked) equals it exactly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…i rider Stacked on body-fold (merged first). Conflicts: generated counts kept ours (regenerated once at the train); test/regression.sh loop = sorted union (+forheadrrcheck); compactlegendcheck re-anchor notes kept both; the for.xml pin kept ours and is re-anchored from the merged binary in a follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rr merge Re-recorded from the merged binary; a token-level 3-way merge of the body-fold, merged and hrr pins (at= and est_tokens= masked) equals it exactly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflicts: src/ingest_cache.h and src/quality.h version lines — set to the train-31 values here (kParserVer 198, rich file tag 199; kCacheVersion stays 36), the lane's 194/195 note kept; test/qschemetrip.hash kept ours (re-derived once after the last merge); qschemetripcheck RE-PIN LOG keeps both entries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflicts: src/mcpverbs.h and src/verbs_navigate.h — the band's reuse of its own site pass (lane) over main's rowCallSites that reads Graph::keptForwards (train 30 fcall-forward N1): the fallback arm passes keptForwards, and callersByteBand takes keptForwards and hands it to its site pass, so a whole-list page counts the same kept forwards as every other rowCallSites reader. docs/TUNING.md kept ours (regenerated once at the train). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…erence on GCC 13+ Conflicts: generated gate counts (README, EVALS, deck) kept ours, regenerated once at the train; test/regression.sh loop = sorted union (+danglingwarncheck). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… bridge / withheld + IX-4 Conflicts (lane base b59b082 vs train 30's path-owners and IX-3 on main): - --path CLI and MCP path_between: the lane's <bridge>/<near_sink> elements stay before the rows; the hop rows keep main's shared emitPathHopRows (owner names). - --callees: the legend carries both IX-3's pattern clause and the closure-block clause; the <in> rows ride before the value-ref + pattern rows. - --impact: ImpactView holds the lane's <dc> rows (reference member, placed before the defaulted patternSites) and IX-3's pattern sites; root/JSON/columnar carry both the <dc> cut and the pattern counts; <dc> rows before value-ref + pattern rows. - CHANGELOG [Unreleased]: both sides; the versions paragraph is rewritten by the train. Generated docs (README, COMMANDS, LIMITS, TUNING) kept ours, regenerated once at the train. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…31 M3b) kNearSinkKindCount and kBridgeViaCount were plain 5s beside their enums. Both now carry enumCountIsExact (infra/enumcount.h), as crossref/darkflags/docdrift do. Red-first by compile: a planted sixth enumerator or a count of 6 fails the build on each enum (4 mutants); without the asserts the planted enumerators compile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… (train 31 ix2-slice nit) N counts distinct callers per row (the unit of why="name:M"), and a by-name hit is withheld when it fails EITHER K5 rule, not both. Full and compact clauses and the CHANGELOG line say so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…omments - filter.h: the declaration-twin rider reads isRankTierDownPath( p ) instead of comparing rankTierMultiplierOf's float to 1.0f (same predicate; hrr nit). - forbudgetmonotoncheck #4: the xmllint loop also reads the RIPWIRE_NO_HEAD_RR=1 and fold-off twin outputs (hrr nit). - pageview.h: the EXPECTS comment no longer reads the int fit as the crash mechanism (callers-band2 D2); ci.yml: the gcc Release leg is named as the 14.2 miscompile canary (callers-band2 D1). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…hemetrip re-derived once kParserVer 198 is strictly above every live build (main 196/197, lane h1-annot 194/195, the other five lanes at their base 184); kCacheVersion stays 36 and kQSnapCacheScheme 22 (no lane changed a record format). CHANGELOG: the versions note says 167 -> 198 (file tag 199) and every [Unreleased] "in this release" figure now names 198 / 36; h1-annot's entry points at the versions note. qschemetrip re-derived once on the merged tree with a RE-PIN LOG entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs/gatecount_build.py on the merged tree: 700 = main's loop of 697 + forbodyfoldcheck (body-fold) + forheadrrcheck (hrr) + danglingwarncheck (dangling-warnings), at its 8 marked sites. docs/limits_build.py: 270 caps (110 silent), 7 parameters, 140 classified (+ the fold, head round-robin, near-sink, bridge and closure caps); docs/TUNING.md (37 measured) and README's cap sentence (270) follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ate reuse; comments that match the mechanism - B1 (Major, claims drift): the callers byte band (16,000 B of estimated caller rows, every surface on one estimate) and the --callees next=/expand_next= rider had no CHANGELOG entry, and the 50-row entry said both were unchanged. Entry added; the 50-row entry and pageview.h's comment no longer say so. - B3: pageview.h names the value-use and name-template rows that ride beside the band. B4: declinedsites.h says the --impact <dc> rows carry no of_def=. - A2: compactlegendcheck's measured --for (U) figure is 1099 of 1100 on the merge (tail-sym clause + fold clause); the pin is not raised. - A3: pathgaps.h's routable comment names the declaration-twin tier. A4/A5: mention.h reads isRankTierDownPath instead of comparing the float factor, and rankTierMultiplierOf is written over that one predicate (same values). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ture, COMMANDS.md, dictv From build/ripwire at 2c35be9 (every train-31 lane merged + the CR pre-pass fixes, clean tree): - docs/captures/COMMANDS_showcase_2026-10-18.md re-captured (test/showcase_capture.py, 265 commands); it re-derives the --at seed and records the live legend dictionary. - docs/COMMANDS.md rebuilt from it (docs/docs_commands_build.py: 188 flags, 172 samples). - CHANGELOG versions paragraph: dictv=f1e98faa0aeaa1ee entries=902 (ripwire --legend-dict). - test/printf_parity.manifest: UPDATE_GOLDEN_EXPECT=help_all moved nothing (no lane changed --help), so no pin moves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd
clang-analyzer-cplusplus.InnerPointerto the list of gating checks.This PR adds
clang-analyzer-cplusplus.InnerPointertoGATINGinscripts/tidycheck.sh(line 36). It also records the check as gated in.clang-tidy(lines 35–38). This paragraph still lists only the six older checks. A contributor who reads this list will not expect an InnerPointer finding to fail CI.Proposed fix
-`bugprone-sizeof-expression`, `bugprone-integer-division`, `bugprone-infinite-loop` and -`clang-analyzer-core.*`. It is a ratchet, not a style gate: a new row is a +`bugprone-sizeof-expression`, `bugprone-integer-division`, `bugprone-infinite-loop`, +`clang-analyzer-core.*` and (lifetime round, 2026-10-18) `clang-analyzer-cplusplus.InnerPointer`. It is a +ratchet, not a style gate: a new row is a🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1387-1389: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winInclude
infra/platform.hdirectly insrc/gitmine.h.
RW_LIFETIMEBOUNDis currently provided throughprofileScope.h→fastmath.h→platform.h. These declarations depend on that transitive include chain. Add the direct include sogitmine.howns the macro it uses.Suggested fix
#include "infra/Diagnostics.h" // DISCLOSE — graceful-degrade on a bad/unresolvable --since value +#include "infra/platform.h" // RW_LIFETIMEBOUND #include "infra/stdinline.h" // readByteSafeLine — THE line reader (R4); no fixed buffer to split a long path on🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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80-83: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winNarrow the language-fact comment.
noNestedNamedFunctionsonly controls closure relationships. It does not remove symbols, call edges, or ordinary output rows. The class/struct scope boundary also prevents a C++ local-class method from being treated as a closure.The comment is broader than the implemented language model. State that directly nested function-like spans are treated as parser misreads by this model, and exclude methods inside local classes. Do not add symbol or edge filtering.
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- /// C, C++, Objective-C: the language has no NAMED function definition inside another function (a lambda or a block is - /// anonymous), so a function the parser reports inside a function's span is an artifact of a misread (htop's `else if (…) {` - /// inside a macro-heavy body read as a function named `if`), never a closure (src/closures.h). + /// For C, C++, and Objective-C, a function-like span directly nested in a function span is treated as a parser misread + /// by this model. Lambdas and blocks are anonymous, and methods inside local classes are separated by class scope; + /// neither form this closure relation (src/closures.h).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Around line 222-224: Update the “see the callers byte band below” reference in
the train-29 changelog entry to say “above,” matching the position of the
“--callers serves a whole list whose rows fit 16,000 B” entry.
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- Around line 80-88: Update the R3 comparison loop around `nf` so normalization
failures cannot make `diff` compare empty streams and pass. Write each `nf`
result to a temporary file, validate that both inputs and normalized output are
nonempty and normalization succeeds, then compare the normalized files; report
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Review comments at @src/pathgaps.h:
- Around line 1146-1154: Update kPathBridgeLegend to reflect the routing rules:
exclude .d.ts/.pyi declaration twins when their implementation is indexed, and
define namesake crossings as matching both language and kind. Leave the other
legend wording unchanged.
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Review comments at @CONTRIBUTING.md:
- Around line 273-275: Update the gating-check list in the contributor guidance
to include clang-analyzer-cplusplus.InnerPointer, keeping it consistent with the
GATING configuration and the check’s gated status in .clang-tidy.
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- Around line 1387-1389: Add a direct include of infra/platform.h in gitmine.h
so the RW_LIFETIMEBOUND annotations used by gitPathOfEntry do not depend on
transitive includes.
Review comments at @src/langfacts.h:
- Around line 80-83: Narrow the documentation for noNestedNamedFunctions to
state that this model treats directly nested function-like spans as parser
misreads, while lambdas and blocks are anonymous and methods inside local
classes are separated by class scope; do not imply that symbols, call edges, or
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…s pattern cap Rule A put every enum name in src/ into ONE #match? alternation. Train 31's new enums (ClosureRole, NearSinkKind, BridgeVia, WrittenQualifierRule) took it to 183 names / 2050 bytes, past kRegexMaxPatternBytes (2048, src/regexguard.h), which --match refuses by name (a recursion stack bound, not a budget). The scan exited 3 and the gate failed with "the src/ scan did not complete:" and an empty reason on every CI leg that runs it. The cap is NOT raised: it is a measured stack bound, and the engine's own refusal says to split the pattern. - The names now go into anchored alternations of at most 1024 bytes each (3 parts on src/ today). The names are distinct and every pattern is anchored, so each site matches exactly one part; rows are counted per (file, function, enum), so the split changes no verdict. Measured: src/ at 3 parts vs a forced 6 parts gives byte-identical a/b1/b2/c/d/e tables. - New arm (A-split): the probe gains a cast-free enum that sorts first; a forced one-enum-per-part scan must give the same 14-line verdict. Mutant (scan only the first part) turns it red. - SCANOK reports enum_rx_parts; a scan failure now prints its last non-empty line, and shardmatch.py elides a long quoted pattern so the engine's reason survives the 1200-byte cut (was: the tail of the echoed query only). Red-first: c0921f0's gate rc=1 (L28 "the src/ scan did not complete: "); this commit rc=0 on the same binary. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… the binary) danglingwarncheck compiles planted lifetime bugs with the CMakeLists.txt fence flags; it never binds or runs ripwire (it prints BIN=n/a and contains neither RIPWIRE_BIN nor $BIN). Arm (4) therefore saw it stay green against the failing sentinel on the Release gcc leg. The fix is the gate's own pinned EXEMPT row with the verified reason, not a change to binoverridecheck's logic; (2b)'s static tell covers the row with no special case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ot below CodeRabbit comment 4310719442 (PR #418). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ted tidy checks scripts/tidycheck.sh GATING and .clang-tidy (lifetime round) gate it; the contributor paragraph still named only the older six. CodeRabbit review 5567434964, outside-diff comment on CONTRIBUTING.md:273-275 (PR #418). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The crlf-for (nf, python3) and crlf-expand (nx) comparisons ran their normalisers inside process substitutions, so a missing or empty input, or a normaliser that failed, gave two empty streams that diff -q called equal and R3 passed vacuously. Both now go through normeq: each input must exist and be non-empty, each normaliser must succeed and print something, and only then are the two results compared; anything else is an R3 FAIL by name. Red-first (scratch dirs, both sides without tree-for/crlf-for/tree-expand/ crlf-expand): before, R3 PASS; after, 4 named FAILs. A real difference still FAILs and a CR/est_tokens-only difference still PASSes. CodeRabbit comment 4310719465 (PR #418); the crlf-expand loop is the same shape one block below and is fixed with it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e-kind namesake rule kPathBridgeLegend said the chain runs through no test, bench, demo, generated or minified symbol; since train 31's declaration tier, routable (tier multiplier >= 1) also keeps a .d.ts/.pyi twin whose package ships its implementation off the interior of a chain. Its namesake crossing matches on (lang, kind, name) (sameKey), but the legend said only "same-language". Both sentences now state what the code does; the CHANGELOG bridge bullet says the same. Full legend only (present when a bridge is printed); the compact row is unchanged; no `--` added. CodeRabbit comment 4310719479 (PR #418). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…irectly Both headers use RW_LIFETIMEBOUND (lifetime round) and got it only through profileScope.h -> fastmath.h -> platform.h. CodeRabbit review 5567434964 nitpick on src/gitmine.h:1387-1389 (PR #418); quality.h is the one other user with the same gap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…es.h does The comment said C/C++/ObjC have no named function inside a function; a C++ local class's methods are named. They are kept out of the closure relation by the class's Scope role on the open stack, not by this fact. The comment now says the fact reads a function span DIRECTLY inside a function as a misread, decides only the closure relation, and why lambdas, blocks and local-class methods are not closures either way. Comment only. CodeRabbit review 5567434964 nitpick on src/langfacts.h:80-83 (PR #418). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…l sites quality-delta (prereview, vs origin/main) read nx as newly dead code once it was only passed to normeq by name. normeq now takes for|expand and normalise calls nf / nx directly. Same verdicts on the scratch scenarios (missing, equal after normalising, real difference, a normaliser that prints nothing). Follow-up to CodeRabbit comment 4310719465 (PR #418). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Outside-diff and nitpick findings (no inline thread): CONTRIBUTING InnerPointer list (91f2204), gitmine.h/quality.h direct platform.h include (b0e18d0), langfacts.h comment (755f148). Commit by finding: 4a272c5 hazardpatterncheck split; 67b53a8 binoverridecheck exemption for danglingwarncheck; 58d743a CHANGELOG direction; 620cfa1 ci-xplat-diff R3 normaliser check; 55227c2 --path bridge legend; 91f2204 CONTRIBUTING InnerPointer; b0e18d0 platform.h includes; 755f148 langfacts.h comment; e6dec3c ci-xplat-diff normeq dispatch. |
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Integration train 31: six signed lanes on top of main 939dbb6 (train 30). 71 commits.
What users get
--for: whole bodies of the top unbodied ranked rows (body-tail fold), and head rows round-robin across files so more distinct files reach the answer's head; a.d.ts/.pyideclaration twin keeps full weight only when no implementation file exists.--callers: a whole caller list is served when its rows fit a 16,000-byte band (the callees page gets a matchingnext=).--path: when no path is found, a sink-side frontier (<near_sink>) lists the target's proven callers with the reason each gap could not be crossed; closures get a hedgedvia="closure"link; a gated, hedged<bridge proven="0">crosses declined/value hops; a by-name way in that the hedge rules hold back readswithheld="name:N", never "external".--impactprints declined-site<dc>rows, tier-ordered.mod.T,ns.T) no longer type a receiver they cannot prove.-Werror=dangling-referenceon GCC 13+, lifetime-bound accessors, and the signed-integer / contract guidance in CONTRIBUTING.Train record
Lanes (merge order,
git -c rerere.enabled=false merge --no-ff): body-fold b112e8a · hrr 9511ae5 (stacked on body-fold) · h1-annot ae23498 · callers-band2 0e49fa1 · dangling-warnings c6838da · ix2-slice 068102d. Order as suggested (no conflict argued otherwise).Versions: kParserVer 198 (rich file tag 199), quality.h mirror 198; kCacheVersion stays 36; kQSnapCacheScheme stays 22. 198 is strictly above every live build (survey of every origin ref: main / l3-rust-receivers / cr-harvest-30 196 (rich 197), h1-annot 194/195, name-template-dispatch 192, go-local-var 190, fcall-forward 188, the other five train-31 lanes 184). No lane touched a cache serializer (h1-annot appends two LocalBindKind values), so cache and qsnap schemes stay. qschemetrip re-derived ONCE (b3bb57d4aa…a02a21a4) with a RE-PIN LOG entry; CHANGELOG versions note 167 → 198 (file tag 199), every [Unreleased] "in this release" figure now 198 / 36 (9 sites, 3 of them stale 184s from train 29), dictv=f1e98faa0aeaa1ee entries=902.
Ratchet: langidentity RECOUNT on the merged tree = 339 = main's 339 (ceiling 339); every lane +0 as declared. Not raised.
CR pre-pass: two Opus reviewers (A --for/body-fold/HRR, B callers band/IX-2/h1/build flags): 1 Major (claims drift: the callers byte band had no CHANGELOG entry and the 50-row entry said the opposite) fixed; 4 Minor (2 fixed, 2 carded) and 5 Nits (all fixed); table below.
Lane-row recheck (frozen round-5 kit, each lane's own cells and grader, lane-head binary vs merged): no lane cell lower because of train 31 (table below).
Contributors to credit: none outside the house this train (all six lanes are ours; community PR #414 is not in it). The h1-annot and dangling-warnings lanes came from owner rulings; credit the reviewers' finds as usual.
Rule C + legacy — LANE-ROW RECHECK (frozen round-5 kit; each lane's own cells + grader; lane-head binary vs the merged binary; --no-cache)
Head checks: clean build == HEAD; prereview PASS (quality-delta gating 0, byte identity 34/34); 56/56 targeted gates; ASan 11/11; full g++-14 and g++-13 builds with 0 dangling-reference diagnostics.
Merge only on the maintainer's go (guarded merge).
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--foranswers can now include relevant function bodies, with pagination for content that does not fit. Signature results can also prioritize distinct files and names.--impactresults include rows for declined calls.Improvements