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src/compiler/compiler.zc is now twelve files under src/compiler/, listed in
order in src/compiler/parts. cat of the parts in order is byte-identical to
the old file, so every compiler and image except the language server's is
unchanged. no function was edited.
consumers read the list: the makefile, bootstrap-check, genmap (which still
writes one compiler.zc into a generated map directory), tinyvm.bat,
test.sh, test_win.ps1 and the lsp drivers. the language server embeds each
part and serves them joined as the one document tinyvm:/compiler.zc.
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the cores take their genome in with c23 #embed through src/core/genome.h,
so images are plain little-endian word files (genome.bin) instead of
generated c headers. zc0 writes that format, mkgenome checks an image
against its map and shows a compiler's diagnostics when it gets them,
and the javascript vm and the editor's vm host read the same files.
src/tools/findcc.sh picks a compiler with #embed (clang 19 or gcc 15).
zc gets an embed declaration, embed "file" as [type] name, for globals
and locals: a byte string by default, char*, numbers read little-endian,
and arrays of numbers. the compiler and language server carry their
library and source texts through it, so embed.sh and the text it
spliced into compiler.zc are gone.
make writes executables to build/bin, the default map to build/core/map,
the web page to build/web and the extension staging to build/vsix, and
the genome now rebuilds when its sources change. the test suite lays
out its own map and bootstrap and reads nothing from build/.
also: rt.put_s of a byte string in zc0 images, retained function
sources no longer count as live objects, a missing include no longer
cascades into undefined-name errors, consecutive comment lines join
into one hover paragraph, and stale test fixtures follow the include
format.
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`make genome` cannot complete: the second bootstrap stage runs the lifetime
checker over the compiler's own source, which reports 8 errors, and mkgenome
then reads the diagnostics as an image.
the two limits are that an owned value held in a local has no move into another
local — every accepted move originates at a call, so the free-then-replace rule
only applies when the replacement comes from a call result — and that a local
cannot be lent to a global, so redirecting the output stream at a scratch buffer
needs a module-level variable.
neither limit accepts an unsafe program; both refuse correct ones, so this is a
completeness gap rather than a soundness failure. document the affected code, the
diagnostics, what was tried and how each attempt failed, and a proposal.
add src/tools/bootstrap-check.sh, which rebuilds both bootstrap stages and prints
the compiler's diagnostics on its own source instead of the word dump.
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zinc
Moon Flower
