Feature/crq 016 nixify #1
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Updated flake.nix to provide a minimal development shell using flake-utils.lib.eachDefaultSystem, including rustc, cargo, openssl.dev, and pkg-config. Modified Makefile's nix-build target to execute 'nix develop --command cargo build' for direct cargo building within the Nix shell.
Added a new 'run-nix-build' target to the Makefile that executes a verbose 'nix build' command, explicitly using 'full-flake.nix'. This allows for detailed Nix build logging and targets the comprehensive flake configuration.
The 'build' target in the Makefile now utilizes 'nix develop ./flake-phase1.nix#default --command cargo build'. This change ensures that the phase1 flake is consistently used for development builds, aligning with the project's Nix-based development workflow.
Uncommented and correctly defined the 'packages.default' and 'apps.default' attributes in the root flake.nix to point to the cargo2nix executable.
…d update submodule pointers (CRQ-016)
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crates/cargo2nix/src/template.rs (1)
167-212: Unreachable code: duplicateis_registry()check.The
to_sourcefunction checksid.source_id().is_registry()at line 167 and again at line 202. Since the first branch handles registry sources and returns, the secondis_registry()check at line 202 is unreachable.} else if id.source_id().is_path() { Source::Local { path: pathdiff::diff_paths(Path::new(id.source_id().url().path()), cwd) .map(|p| { if p.to_string_lossy().len() == 0 { p.join(".") // map degenerate empty path to "." for tera logic } else { p } }) .ok_or(anyhow!("path is not absolute for local package {}", id))?, } - } else if id.source_id().is_registry() { - Source::Registry { - index: id.source_id().url().to_string(), - sha256: pkg.checksum.as_ref().map(|c| c.to_string()).ok_or(anyhow!( - "checksum is required for alternate registry package {}", - id - ))?, - } } else { return Err(anyhow!("unsupported source for {}", id)); };Note: If the intent was to distinguish crates.io from alternate registries, the logic needs restructuring since
is_registry()returns true for both. Consider usingis_crates_io()for the first check if available.
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.gitmodules (1)
38-46: Acknowledge prior review: Branch specification inconsistency among meta-introspector forks.The previous review correctly identified that some meta-introspector forks explicitly specify
branch = feature/CRQ-016-nixifywhile others (allocator-api2, dashmap, hashbrown) do not. This inconsistency should be addressed per the prior review guidance.README.md (1)
161-163: Fix invalid link fragment formakePackageSet.The fragment
#Argumentsdoesn't match the actual heading "### Arguments tomakePackageSet". The link is broken in rendered Markdown.As noted in a previous review, update the link:
-The `workspaceShell` function, created by [`makePackageSet`](#Arguments), accepts +The `workspaceShell` function, created by [`makePackageSet`](#arguments-to-makepackageset), accepts
🟠 Major comments (16)
core_architecture.rs-89-98 (1)
89-98: Clarify parse_success semantics or remove if always true.
parse_successis hardcoded totrueon line 96, which suggests either:
- This is placeholder logic that should depend on actual parsing results
- The field is unnecessary and misleading if always true
- This is intentional for demonstration but should be documented
If this is a toy/demonstration implementation, consider documenting this behavior or removing the field entirely to avoid confusion.
base_space.rs-243-244 (1)
243-244: Remove hardcoded local filesystem path.The path
/mnt/data1/nix/vendor/rust/cargo2nixappears to be a development machine-specific path. This will be misleading or confusing when run elsewhere.project_snapshot: ProjectSnapshot { - project_root: "/mnt/data1/nix/vendor/rust/cargo2nix".to_string(), + project_root: ".".to_string(),clippytask-29-45 (1)
29-45: Invalid rustc internal crate dependencies.The
rustc_*crates (lines 31-38) are internal compiler crates not published on crates.io. Specifying version"0.0"will fail dependency resolution. These crates require:
- Nightly Rust with
rustc-devcomponent installed- A
rust-toolchain.tomlspecifying the nightly channel- No version specification (they're linked from the toolchain)
-rustc_driver = "0.0" -rustc_interface = "0.0" -rustc_session = "0.0" -rustc_span = "0.0" -rustc_hir = "0.0" -rustc_middle = "0.0" -rustc_lint = "0.0" -rustc_ast = "0.0" +# These crates are provided by the rustc-dev component +# Add to rust-toolchain.toml: components = ["rustc-dev", "llvm-tools-preview"] +# Then use: extern crate rustc_driver; etc. in lib.rsAdditionally, a
rust-toolchain.tomlfile is needed:[toolchain] channel = "nightly" components = ["rustc-dev", "llvm-tools-preview"]clippytask-182-197 (1)
182-197: Non-existent API and unused variable.
Line 185:
typeckis assigned but never used — dead code.Line 189:
self.tcx.has_impl(def_id, "Clone")is not a valid rustc API. To check if a type implements a trait, you need to use trait resolution viatcx.infer_ctxt()or check existing impls withtcx.inherent_impls()and trait impl queries.crate::rules::RuleKind::AddImpl if rule.trait[0] == "Clone" => { if let ItemKind::Struct(_, _) = item.kind { if rule.condition == "all_fields_clone" { - let typeck = self.tcx.typeck(item.owner_id.to_def_id()); let adt = self.tcx.type_of(item.owner_id.to_def_id()); - if self.all_fields_impl_trait(adt, "Clone") { - // Check if Clone is already implemented - if !self.tcx.has_impl(item.owner_id.to_def_id(), "Clone") { + let ty = adt.instantiate_identity(); + if self.all_fields_impl_trait(ty, "Clone") { + // Use trait resolution to check existing impl + if !self.type_implements_clone(ty) { self.fixes.push(Fix::AddCloneImpl {Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
crates/ast_parser_impl/src/lib.rs-41-103 (1)
41-103: Library code should not panic—propagate errors instead of usingexpect().Multiple
.expect()calls (Lines 43, 46, 49, 76, 78, 80, 94) will cause panics in library code. This makes the library difficult to use reliably in applications that need graceful error handling.Return
Result<Vec<Declaration>, anyhow::Error>and use?for propagation. The trait definition inmonster_math_traitswould need to be updated accordingly:impl RustAstParser for RealRustAstParser { - fn parse_rust_code(&self, code: &str) -> Vec<Declaration> { + fn parse_rust_code(&self, code: &str) -> Result<Vec<Declaration>, anyhow::Error> { TOKIO_RUNTIME.block_on(async { - let temp_dir = tempfile::tempdir().expect("Failed to create temporary directory"); + let temp_dir = tempfile::tempdir()?; // ... continue with ? instead of expect() ... }) } }If the trait signature cannot change, at minimum log errors before returning empty results rather than panicking.
Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
crates/factory_abi/src/lib.rs-27-29 (1)
27-29: Memory leak:into_raw()transfers ownership without a corresponding free function.
CString::into_raw()consumes theCStringand returns a raw pointer. The memory is never freed because there's no corresponding function to reclaim it. Every call toto_c_stringleaks memory.Provide a
free_c_stringfunction for callers to deallocate the memory:pub fn to_c_string(s: &str) -> *const c_char { CString::new(s).expect("CString::new failed").into_raw() } + +/// # Safety +/// The pointer must have been returned by `to_c_string` and must not have been freed already. +pub unsafe fn free_c_string(ptr: *mut c_char) { + if !ptr.is_null() { + drop(CString::from_raw(ptr)); + } +}Document in the ABI that callers are responsible for calling
free_c_stringon pointers returned byget_name.crates/cargo2nix/src/discovery.rs-20-20 (1)
20-20: Silent error suppression may hide important issues.Same issue as in
find_cargo_manifests- errors during directory traversal are silently ignored.Apply the same fix as suggested for
find_cargo_manifests:- for entry in WalkDir::new(root_path).into_iter().filter_map(|e| e.ok()) { + for entry in WalkDir::new(root_path).into_iter() { + let entry = match entry { + Ok(e) => e, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("Warning: Failed to access path during lockfile search: {}", e); + continue; + } + }; if entry.file_type().is_file() && entry.file_name() == "Cargo.lock" { locks.push(entry.into_path()); } }crates/rust-mcp-server/src/file_retrieval.rs-11-39 (1)
11-39: Path matching logic may produce false positives.The matching approach has several issues:
Inconsistent canonicalization: When
canonicalize()fails for one path but succeeds for another, the comparison mixes absolute and relative paths, leading to incorrect matches or misses.Overly permissive
ends_withmatching: Line 37 usesends_with(&normalized_target_path)which could match multiple unrelated files. For example, searching for"src/main.rs"would incorrectly match"other_project/src/main.rs".Redundant fallback: Line 38 checks
stored_file_path_raw == target_file_pathafter normalization already failed to match, but this raw comparison is unlikely to succeed if normalization differed.Consider using a more robust matching strategy:
pub fn get_file_analysis(db: &DB, target_file_path: &str) -> Result<()> { - // Normalize the target_file_path to ensure consistent matching - let normalized_target_path = PathBuf::from(target_file_path) - .canonicalize() - .unwrap_or_else(|_| PathBuf::from(target_file_path)) - .to_string_lossy() - .to_string(); + let target_path = PathBuf::from(target_file_path); let prefix = "file_analysis:"; @@ -27,17 +24,13 @@ if parts.len() >= 3 && parts[0] == "file_analysis" { let _stored_file_type = parts[1]; let stored_file_path_raw = parts[2]; + let stored_path = PathBuf::from(stored_file_path_raw); - // Normalize stored_file_path_raw for comparison - let stored_file_path_normalized = PathBuf::from(stored_file_path_raw) - .canonicalize() - .unwrap_or_else(|_| PathBuf::from(stored_file_path_raw)) - .to_string_lossy() - .to_string(); - - if stored_file_path_normalized.ends_with(&normalized_target_path) - || stored_file_path_raw == target_file_path - { + // Try to match by canonicalizing both paths, falling back to direct comparison + let is_match = match (stored_path.canonicalize(), target_path.canonicalize()) { + (Ok(s), Ok(t)) => s == t, + _ => stored_path == target_path, + }; + if is_match { if let Ok(analysis) = serde_json::from_slice::<ProjectFileAnalysis>(&value_bytes) { println!("{}", serde_json::to_string_pretty(&analysis)?); return Ok(());crates/cargo2nix/src/discovery.rs-8-8 (1)
8-8: Silent error suppression may hide important issues.The
.filter_map(|e| e.ok())pattern silently discards all directory traversal errors (permission denied, broken symlinks, I/O errors, etc.). Users won't know why certain directories or files were skipped.Consider logging errors or collecting them for reporting:
- for entry in WalkDir::new(root_path).into_iter().filter_map(|e| e.ok()) { + for entry in WalkDir::new(root_path).into_iter() { + let entry = match entry { + Ok(e) => e, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("Warning: Failed to access path during manifest search: {}", e); + continue; + } + }; if entry.file_type().is_file() && entry.file_name() == "Cargo.toml" { manifests.push(entry.into_path()); } }crates/rust-mcp-server/src/bootstrapper.rs-3-5 (1)
3-5: Clean up unused imports and leftover comments.
anyhowmacro is imported but not used (onlyResultis used).Pathis imported but not used.- The inline comment
// NEW: Add Path and PathBuf // Corrected: plan_generator is a sibling moduleis an implementation note that should be removed.-use anyhow::{Result, anyhow}; +use anyhow::Result; use rocksdb::DB; -use std::path::{Path, PathBuf}; // NEW: Add Path and PathBuf // Corrected: plan_generator is a sibling module +use std::path::PathBuf;crates/cargo2nix/src/file_writer.rs-58-62 (1)
58-62: Temp file not cleaned up on fallback copy.When
persist()fails andkeep()is called, the temporary file is converted to a permanent file that won't be auto-deleted. After the copy succeeds, the kept temp file remains on disk as orphaned data.if let Err(err) = temp_file.persist(path) { let (_, temp_path) = err.file.keep()?; std::fs::copy(&temp_path, path) .context(format!("could not write file to {}", path.display()))?; + // Clean up the kept temp file after successful copy + let _ = std::fs::remove_file(&temp_path); }crates/cargo2nix/src/file_writer.rs-12-12 (1)
12-12: Preferboolover&boolfor Copy types.Passing
&boolis an anti-pattern sinceboolis aCopytype with the same size as a reference. Pass by value instead.-pub fn write_to_file(path: &PathBuf, rendered: &str, overwrite: &bool) -> Result<()> { - if !overwrite && path.exists() { +pub fn write_to_file(path: &PathBuf, rendered: &str, overwrite: bool) -> Result<()> { + if !overwrite && path.exists() {cmake/targets/libmonster_parser.cmake-23-27 (1)
23-27: Header file incorrectly included in source outputs.When using cached files,
BISON_MonsterParser_OUTPUTSincludesmonster_parser.tab.hhwhich is a header file, not a source file. This will cause CMake to try to compile the header as a source, likely causing build errors.The header should be handled separately:
# Use cached files if parser generators not available set(BISON_MonsterParser_OUTPUTS ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/lib/cached/monster_parser.tab.cpp - ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/lib/cached/monster_parser.tab.hh ) + set(BISON_MonsterParser_HEADERS + ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/lib/cached/monster_parser.tab.hh + ) set(FLEX_MonsterLexer_OUTPUTS ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/lib/cached/monster_lexer.yy.cpp) endif()Then ensure the header is available via include directories rather than as a source file.
Makefile-99-103 (1)
99-103: Placeholder paths will cause runtime failure.The
run-rust-src-scannertarget contains hardcoded placeholder paths that will fail when executed. Consider making these configurable via environment variables or Makefile arguments.run-rust-src-scanner: @echo "Running rust-src-scanner..." - cd tools/rust-src-scanner && cargo run --package rust-src-scanner -- \ - --rust-src-path /path/to/your/rust/source \ - --output-dir /path/to/your/output/directory + cd tools/rust-src-scanner && cargo run --package rust-src-scanner -- \ + --rust-src-path $(RUST_SRC_PATH) \ + --output-dir $(OUTPUT_DIR)Then define defaults or document required variables:
RUST_SRC_PATH ?= $(error RUST_SRC_PATH is not set) OUTPUT_DIR ?= $(error OUTPUT_DIR is not set)crates/cargo2nix/src/traits/mod.rs-93-113 (1)
93-113: Potential panic fromunwrap()calls on map lookups.Lines 100 and 103 use
unwrap()which will panic if the keys are missing. The comment on line 102 says the unwrap won't fail "because it's from resolved_all_features," but this function operates onresolved_no_features. If there's a package or feature inresolved_no_featuresthat wasn't in the all-features resolution (unlikely but possible with conditional dependencies), this will panic.Consider using
if letor returning an error:fn mark_required( &self, resolved_no_features: &Resolve, rpkgs_by_id: &mut BTreeMap<PackageId, ResolvedPackage>, ) -> Result<()> { // Dependencies that are activated, even when no features are activated, must be required. for id in resolved_no_features.iter() { - let rpkg = rpkgs_by_id.get_mut(&id).unwrap(); + let Some(rpkg) = rpkgs_by_id.get_mut(&id) else { + continue; // Package not in all-features resolution + }; for feature in resolved_no_features.features(id).iter() { - // unwrap doesn't fail because it's from resolved_all_features - *(rpkg.features.get_mut(feature.as_str()).unwrap()) = Optionality::Required; + if let Some(optionality) = rpkg.features.get_mut(feature.as_str()) { + *optionality = Optionality::Required; + } }crates/cargo2nix/src/lib.rs-59-80 (1)
59-80: Remove duplicate unused functionsread_version_attributeandversion_reqfrom lib.rs.Lines 59-80 and 82-89 define
read_version_attributeandversion_reqlocally in lib.rs, but these are never used. The actual implementations exist in the separate modulesversion_attributes(line 40) andversion_req(line 42) respectively. All internal calls explicitly reference these module versions (e.g., line 83:crate::version_attributes::read_version_attribute), and external consumers do not import these functions from the lib root. Delete the duplicate definitions to eliminate dead code and reduce confusion.
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complexity_system.rs-277-314 (1)
277-314: Lattice is incomplete relative to defined complexity classes.The complexity lattice only contains nodes for
(4,1),(6,1), and(12,1), butnew()defines four complexity classes includingMC_4_3with weight 4 and level 3. This may cause confusion or unexpected behavior when traversing the lattice for programs with level > 1.Consider adding the missing node:
LatticeNode { weight: 12, level: 1, complexity_class: "High Polynomial".to_string(), program_examples: vec!["Complex algorithms".to_string(), "Graph algorithms".to_string()], }, + LatticeNode { + weight: 4, + level: 3, + complexity_class: "Linearithmic".to_string(), + program_examples: vec!["Merge sort".to_string(), "FFT".to_string()], + }, ],PRIME_MAPPING.md-6-6 (1)
6-6: Add language specifiers to fenced code blocks for better rendering.The markdown linter correctly identifies that fenced code blocks should specify a language for proper syntax highlighting. While this doesn't affect functionality, it improves documentation readability.
Add language specifiers to the code blocks:
-``` +```text 71 → rustc_main (Highest prime - main compiler entry) 59 → rustc_driver (Driver orchestration) ...Apply the same fix to code blocks at lines 19 and 26.
Based on learnings, markdown formatting improves documentation quality and maintainability.
Also applies to: 19-19, 26-26
MONSTER_GROUP_PROOF.md-9-40 (1)
9-40: Commands reference non-portable local paths.The verification commands reference a specific local path
/mnt/data1/nix/vendor/rust/platform-tools-agave-rust-solana/vendor/rust-srcthat won't exist for other users. This undermines the claimed reproducibility. Consider either:
- Using the GitHub clone path from lines 92-95 consistently throughout, or
- Making the path a variable that users can set
Apply this approach:
```bash +# Set the source directory (adjust if needed) +SOURCE_DIR="/mnt/data1/nix/vendor/rust/platform-tools-agave-rust-solana/vendor/rust-src" + # Navigate to Solana rustc source -cd /mnt/data1/nix/vendor/rust/platform-tools-agave-rust-solana/vendor/rust-src +cd "$SOURCE_DIR"canonical_meanings.rs-177-181 (1)
177-181: Hardcoded validation count may not match actual insertions.
validate_epistemological_coherenceexpects exactly 108 meanings, but the insertion logic may not produce exactly this count. The loops insert: 20 (prime 3) + 46 (prime 2) + 9 (prime 5) + 6+2+3 (remaining) + 9 (single primes) = 95 meanings, not 108.Consider dynamically computing the expected count or adjusting the insertion logic to match the intended 108 supersingular primes constraint.
crates/addr2line-bin/src/main.rs-35-35 (1)
35-35: Unhandled I/O error on stdin read.Using
.unwrap()onlines.next()will panic if there's an I/O error reading from stdin. Consider handling errors gracefully:- Addrs::Stdin(lines) => lines.next().map(Result::unwrap).map(Cow::from), + Addrs::Stdin(lines) => lines.next().and_then(|r| r.ok()).map(Cow::from),crates/addr2line-bin/src/main.rs-54-59 (1)
54-59: Potential panic on paths ending with...
Path::file_name()returnsNonefor paths ending in... The.unwrap()call will panic in this edge case.- let path = if basenames { - Path::new(Path::new(file).file_name().unwrap()) - } else { - Path::new(file) - }; + let path = if basenames { + Path::new(file) + .file_name() + .map(Path::new) + .unwrap_or_else(|| Path::new(file)) + } else { + Path::new(file) + };MINIMAL_UNIVERSAL_CONJECTURE.md-11-13 (1)
11-13: Add language specification to fenced code blocks.Multiple code blocks throughout the file lack language specifications, which affects syntax highlighting and accessibility.
For the mathematical expressions, use
textorplaintext:-``` +```text Monster Group = 2^46 × 3^20 × 5^9 × 7^6 × 11^2 × 13^3 × 17 × 19 × 23 × 29 × 31 × 41 × 47 × 59 × 71Apply similar fixes to code blocks at lines 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, and 50. </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>GRAND_VISION_UPDATE.md-17-19 (1)</summary><blockquote> `17-19`: **Add language specification to fenced code block.** The code block showing the pipeline would benefit from a language identifier for proper syntax highlighting. Apply this change: ```diff -``` +```text Vernacular Rust → Embedding Vector → Monster Group Element → MiniZinc Constraints → Optimal Path</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>cmake/targets/libmonster_group.cmake-1-1 (1)</summary><blockquote> `1-1`: **Invalid CMake comment syntax.** The `###` markdown-style header is not valid CMake syntax. CMake uses `#` for comments. ```diff -### Monster Group Verification Library Target +# Monster Group Verification Library Targetcrates/rust-mcp-server/src/bootstrapper.rs-11-12 (1)
11-12: Unused variableseed_path.
seed_pathis assigned but never used. Either remove it or use it in place of re-readingtarget_source_path.let project_root = PathBuf::from("."); // Assuming current directory is project root - let seed_path = PathBuf::from(target_source_path); // Use target_source_path as seedREADME.md-81-91 (1)
81-91: Remove duplicated commands.The
cargo repo-synccommand appears to be duplicated multiple times, which looks like a copy-paste error.-cargo repo-sync - -cargo repo-sync - -```bash -# Enter the development shell (from the project root) -nix develop - -cargo repo-sync -cargo repo-sync -``` +```bash +# Enter the development shell (from the project root) +nix develop + +# Run cargo repo-sync +cargo repo-sync +```README.md-14-15 (1)
14-15: Fix spelling and formatting errors in plan section.There are typos and formatting issues:
- Line 14: "functors2." should have a space before "2."
- Line 15: "separatly" should be "separately"
-1. replace python and shell scripts with rust traits and functors2. create a new nix submodule rust resolver that resolves all code to our git submodules tree and ignores all uses. any use will resolve to our our store. -3. decl level resolution. each decl is a standalone object and compiled separatly from all others in a virtual canonical file system that is mapped into nix. +1. replace python and shell scripts with rust traits and functors +2. create a new nix submodule rust resolver that resolves all code to our git submodules tree and ignores all uses. any use will resolve to our store. +3. decl level resolution. each decl is a standalone object and compiled separately from all others in a virtual canonical file system that is mapped into nix.crates/rust-mcp-server/src/analysis_types.rs-17-18 (1)
17-18: Remove or clarify misleading "NEW:" comments.Lines 17-18 contain "NEW:" markers suggesting incremental additions, but the AI summary indicates this is a new file. If these fields are truly new additions to an existing structure from elsewhere, clarify the context. Otherwise, remove the "NEW:" markers as all fields in a new file are equally new.
Apply this diff if the comments should be removed:
- pub uses: Option<Vec<String>>, // NEW: List of use statements - pub mods: Option<Vec<String>>, // NEW: List of mod statements + pub uses: Option<Vec<String>>, // List of use statements + pub mods: Option<Vec<String>>, // List of mod statementscmake/targets/libmonster_atlantis.cmake-15-15 (1)
15-15: ATLANTIS_VERSION is set to a boolean, not a version string.
atlantis_FOUNDis typically a boolean (TRUE/ON) set byfind_package(), not a version string. If you need the actual version, use${atlantis_VERSION}or a similar variable from the package config.- target_compile_definitions(monster_atlantis PRIVATE ATLANTIS_VERSION="${atlantis_FOUND}") + target_compile_definitions(monster_atlantis PRIVATE ATLANTIS_VERSION="${atlantis_VERSION}")Alternatively, if version tracking isn't needed, consider removing or renaming this definition to
HAS_ATLANTIS=1.crates/cargo2nix/src/lib.rs-114-125 (1)
114-125: Interactive prompt in library function may cause issues.
write_to_filereads from stdin for confirmation, which will block or fail in non-interactive contexts (CI, scripts, daemons). Consider accepting a callback or flag for non-interactive mode.The
--overwriteflag bypasses this, but callers may not realize they need it in automated contexts.crates/monster_math_traits/src/lib.rs-189-208 (1)
189-208:validate_factorschecks length >= 108, but monster_factors isVec<u32>of actual factor values.The validation logic checks if there are "at least 108 factors" in the vector, but the
monster_factorsfield stores factor values (e.g.,vec![1, 2, 3]), not 108 individual entries. The semantic meaning appears confused.Consider clarifying the intended semantics of
monster_factors:
- If it stores the 15 supersingular primes with their exponents, the validation logic should check the sum of exponents equals 108.
- If it stores 108 individual factors, the current check makes sense but the dummy values (
vec![1, 2, 3]) are misleading.ast_composition.rs-144-151 (1)
144-151:T_2197is out of bounds.The valid operator IDs range from 0 to 2196 (13³ - 1 = 2196).
T_2197at line 149 references a non-existent transform.fn generate_semantic_actions() -> HashMap<String, String> { HashMap::from([ ("T_0".to_string(), "Identity transformation".to_string()), ("T_13".to_string(), "Type inference propagation".to_string()), ("T_169".to_string(), "Lifetime analysis".to_string()), - ("T_2197".to_string(), "Semantic validation".to_string()), + ("T_2196".to_string(), "Semantic validation".to_string()), ]) }ast_composition.rs-25-30 (1)
25-30: Typo in struct name:TrinarySturctureshould beTrinaryStructure.The misspelling propagates through the codebase (
TrialityLevel, method parameters, etc.).Apply this diff to fix the typo:
#[derive(Debug, Clone)] -pub struct TrinarySturcture { +pub struct TrinaryStructure { pub name: String, pub elements: (String, String, String), pub composition_rule: String, }Also update all references:
- Line 22:
trinary_structures: Vec<TrinarySturcture>→Vec<TrinaryStructure>- Line 70, 75, 80, 85:
TrinarySturcture { ... }→TrinaryStructure { ... }- Line 171:
structure: &TrinarySturcture→structure: &TrinaryStructurecrates/monster_math_traits/src/lib.rs-320-343 (1)
320-343: Naming inconsistency:get_supersingular_prime_factors_countreturns 108, but there are 15 supersingular primes.The method name suggests it returns the count of prime factors (15), but it returns 108, which is the sum of exponents in the Monster Group order factorization. Consider renaming for clarity.
pub trait MonsterConstants { fn get_representation_dimension(&self) -> u32; fn get_order_str(&self) -> &str; - fn get_supersingular_prime_factors_count(&self) -> u32; + fn get_sum_of_exponents(&self) -> u32; } /// A dummy implementation of `MonsterConstants` for testing. #[derive(Debug, Default, Clone, PartialEq, Serialize, Deserialize)] pub struct DummyMonsterConstants; impl MonsterConstants for DummyMonsterConstants { fn get_representation_dimension(&self) -> u32 { 196883 // Hardcoded dummy value } fn get_order_str(&self) -> &str { "808017424794512875886459904961710757005754368000000000" // Hardcoded dummy value } - fn get_supersingular_prime_factors_count(&self) -> u32 { - 108 // Hardcoded dummy value + fn get_sum_of_exponents(&self) -> u32 { + 108 // Sum of exponents in Monster Group order factorization } }Makefile.cargoconfig-118-128 (1)
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$(FILTERED_CONFIG_PATHS_FILE), but lines 123-127 attempt to read from it. This will fail if the file existed beforecleanwas run.Apply this diff to fix the ordering:
clean: @echo "--- Cleaning up generated files ---" - @rm -f $(CARGO_CONFIG_ROOT) $(ABSOLUTE_CONFIG_FILE) $(RAW_FIND_OUTPUT) $(FILTERED_CONFIG_PATHS_FILE) $(NON_VENDORED_MODULES_FILE) $(UNVENDORED_CONFIG_REPORT_FILE) # Remove backups @if [ -f "$(CARGO_CONFIG_ROOT).bak" ]; then rm -f "$(CARGO_CONFIG_ROOT).bak"; fi @if [ -f "$(FILTERED_CONFIG_PATHS_FILE)" ]; then \ while IFS= read -r file_path; do \ if [ -f "$$file_path.bak" ]; then rm -f "$$file_path.bak"; fi; \ done < $(FILTERED_CONFIG_PATHS_FILE); \ fi + @rm -f $(CARGO_CONFIG_ROOT) $(ABSOLUTE_CONFIG_FILE) $(RAW_FIND_OUTPUT) $(FILTERED_CONFIG_PATHS_FILE) $(NON_VENDORED_MODULES_FILE) $(UNVENDORED_CONFIG_REPORT_FILE) @echo "--- Cleanup complete ---"
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| url = /data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/rust-bootstrap-nix/ | |
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| sed -i '/Result<Option<gix_diff::blob::sink::Counter<()>>/,/Ok(Some(counter)) )}/c\ | ||
| ) -> Result<Option<(u32, u32)>, gix_diff::blob::platform::prepare_diff::Error> {\ | ||
| self.resource_cache.options.skip_internal_diff_if_external_is_configured = false;\ | ||
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| let prep = self.resource_cache.prepare_diff()?\ | ||
| match prep.operation {\ | ||
| Operation::InternalDiff { algorithm } => {\ | ||
| let input = prep.interned_input();\ | ||
| let diff = imara_diff::Diff::compute(algorithm, &input);\ | ||
| Ok(Some((diff.count_removals(), diff.count_additions())))\ | ||
| }\ | ||
| Operation::ExternalCommand { .. } => {\ | ||
| unreachable!("we disabled that")\ | ||
| }\ | ||
| Operation::SourceOrDestinationIsBinary => Ok(None),\ | ||
| }\ | ||
| }\ | ||
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- let prep = self.resource_cache.prepare_diff()?
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adjusting types/casts if necessary.
| // AST/Program Composition: 3^20 × 13^3 | ||
| // Governs triality, semantic equivalence, and Hecke-like operators | ||
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| #[derive(Debug, Clone)] | ||
| pub struct ASTComposition { | ||
| pub triality_system: TrialitySystem, // 3^20 | ||
| pub hecke_operators: HeckeOperators, // 13^3 | ||
| } |
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The structs TridecimalTransform, HeckeOperators, TrialitySystem, and ASTComposition are defined in both files. The monster_traits version includes trait implementations (PartialEq, Eq, new(), default()) that the ast_composition.rs version lacks. More critically, TrialitySystem has diverged: the ast_composition.rs version uses triality_depth, composition_levels, and semantic_equivalences, while the monster_traits version uses a simpler factor_count and rules placeholder. This divergence risks inconsistency and maintenance issues. Consolidate these types into a single canonical location with all necessary implementations.
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re-export the canonical types and their implementations from the monster_traits
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ASTComposition} (or the appropriate path), ensure TrialitySystem uses the richer
fields (triality_depth, composition_levels, semantic_equivalences) and that all
trait impls (PartialEq, Eq, new(), Default) are implemented in monster_traits,
update any call sites to the new API, delete the redundant definitions from this
file, and run cargo check to verify no remaining divergence.
| pub fn create_snapshot(&self) -> DependencySnapshot { | ||
| DependencySnapshot { | ||
| snapshot_id: format!("snapshot_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | ||
| timestamp: 1400, // Simulated timestamp | ||
| dependency_graph: self.dependency_snapshots[0].dependency_graph.clone(), | ||
| immutable_state: ImmutableState { | ||
| state_hash: format!("immutable_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | ||
| merkle_root: format!("merkle_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | ||
| content_addressing: HashMap::new(), | ||
| integrity_proof: format!("proof_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | ||
| }, | ||
| geometric_embedding: GeometricEmbedding { | ||
| embedding_dimension: 196883, | ||
| coordinate_system: "Monster Group coordinates".to_string(), | ||
| manifold_chart: "Updated conjugacy class chart".to_string(), | ||
| local_coordinates: vec![0.0, 0.0, 1.0], | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Potential panic on empty dependency_snapshots.
Line 319 directly indexes self.dependency_snapshots[0], which will panic if the vector is empty. While BaseSpace::new() populates this vector, the struct fields are public, allowing external modification or alternative construction paths.
Use safe access with a fallback or return a Result:
pub fn create_snapshot(&self) -> DependencySnapshot {
+ let base_graph = self.dependency_snapshots
+ .first()
+ .map(|s| s.dependency_graph.clone())
+ .unwrap_or_else(|| DependencyGraph {
+ nodes: vec![],
+ edges: vec![],
+ graph_hash: "empty".to_string(),
+ resolution_state: "Empty".to_string(),
+ });
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DependencySnapshot {
snapshot_id: format!("snapshot_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1),
timestamp: 1400, // Simulated timestamp
- dependency_graph: self.dependency_snapshots[0].dependency_graph.clone(),
+ dependency_graph: base_graph,
immutable_state: ImmutableState {Alternatively, change the return type to Option<DependencySnapshot> or Result<DependencySnapshot, Error> if an empty state is truly invalid.
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| pub fn create_snapshot(&self) -> DependencySnapshot { | |
| DependencySnapshot { | |
| snapshot_id: format!("snapshot_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| timestamp: 1400, // Simulated timestamp | |
| dependency_graph: self.dependency_snapshots[0].dependency_graph.clone(), | |
| immutable_state: ImmutableState { | |
| state_hash: format!("immutable_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| merkle_root: format!("merkle_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| content_addressing: HashMap::new(), | |
| integrity_proof: format!("proof_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| }, | |
| geometric_embedding: GeometricEmbedding { | |
| embedding_dimension: 196883, | |
| coordinate_system: "Monster Group coordinates".to_string(), | |
| manifold_chart: "Updated conjugacy class chart".to_string(), | |
| local_coordinates: vec![0.0, 0.0, 1.0], | |
| }, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| pub fn create_snapshot(&self) -> DependencySnapshot { | |
| let base_graph = self.dependency_snapshots | |
| .first() | |
| .map(|s| s.dependency_graph.clone()) | |
| .unwrap_or_else(|| DependencyGraph { | |
| nodes: vec![], | |
| edges: vec![], | |
| graph_hash: "empty".to_string(), | |
| resolution_state: "Empty".to_string(), | |
| }); | |
| DependencySnapshot { | |
| snapshot_id: format!("snapshot_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| timestamp: 1400, // Simulated timestamp | |
| dependency_graph: base_graph, | |
| immutable_state: ImmutableState { | |
| state_hash: format!("immutable_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| merkle_root: format!("merkle_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| content_addressing: HashMap::new(), | |
| integrity_proof: format!("proof_{}", self.dependency_snapshots.len() + 1), | |
| }, | |
| geometric_embedding: GeometricEmbedding { | |
| embedding_dimension: 196883, | |
| coordinate_system: "Monster Group coordinates".to_string(), | |
| manifold_chart: "Updated conjugacy class chart".to_string(), | |
| local_coordinates: vec![0.0, 0.0, 1.0], | |
| }, | |
| } | |
| } |
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default empty graph or the last snapshot) after checking length; ensure the
function signature is updated accordingly (Result<DependencySnapshot, Error> or
Option<DependencySnapshot>), propagate the error type or None to callers, and
update any call sites to handle the new return type.
| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] // Directly following compiler's suggestion | ||
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn create_plugin() -> *mut dyn McpPlugin { | ||
| Box::into_raw(Box::new(ExamplePlugin)) | ||
| } | ||
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| // C-compatible function to destroy a plugin instance | ||
| // This is important to prevent memory leaks when dynamically unloading. | ||
| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] // Directly following compiler's suggestion | ||
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn destroy_plugin(ptr: *mut dyn McpPlugin) { | ||
| if ptr.is_null() { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| // Retake ownership and drop the Box, which will deallocate the plugin. | ||
| Box::from_raw(ptr); |
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Fat pointer in C FFI is not portable.
*mut dyn McpPlugin is a fat pointer (data pointer + vtable pointer), which is not compatible with C ABI. C cannot correctly construct or pass fat pointers, making these FFI entry points non-functional when called from actual C code.
Consider using a thin pointer pattern:
+// Opaque handle for C
+pub struct PluginHandle {
+ inner: Box<dyn McpPlugin>,
+}
#[unsafe(no_mangle)]
-pub unsafe extern "C" fn create_plugin() -> *mut dyn McpPlugin {
- Box::into_raw(Box::new(ExamplePlugin))
+pub unsafe extern "C" fn create_plugin() -> *mut PluginHandle {
+ Box::into_raw(Box::new(PluginHandle {
+ inner: Box::new(ExamplePlugin),
+ }))
}
#[unsafe(no_mangle)]
-pub unsafe extern "C" fn destroy_plugin(ptr: *mut dyn McpPlugin) {
+pub unsafe extern "C" fn destroy_plugin(ptr: *mut PluginHandle) {
if ptr.is_null() {
return;
}
Box::from_raw(ptr);
}Alternatively, if these are only called from Rust via libloading, you can use libloading's type-erased symbol loading pattern instead.
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| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] // Directly following compiler's suggestion | |
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn create_plugin() -> *mut dyn McpPlugin { | |
| Box::into_raw(Box::new(ExamplePlugin)) | |
| } | |
| // C-compatible function to destroy a plugin instance | |
| // This is important to prevent memory leaks when dynamically unloading. | |
| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] // Directly following compiler's suggestion | |
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn destroy_plugin(ptr: *mut dyn McpPlugin) { | |
| if ptr.is_null() { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| // Retake ownership and drop the Box, which will deallocate the plugin. | |
| Box::from_raw(ptr); | |
| // Opaque handle for C | |
| pub struct PluginHandle { | |
| inner: Box<dyn McpPlugin>, | |
| } | |
| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] // Directly following compiler's suggestion | |
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn create_plugin() -> *mut PluginHandle { | |
| Box::into_raw(Box::new(PluginHandle { | |
| inner: Box::new(ExamplePlugin), | |
| })) | |
| } | |
| // C-compatible function to destroy a plugin instance | |
| // This is important to prevent memory leaks when dynamically unloading. | |
| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] // Directly following compiler's suggestion | |
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn destroy_plugin(ptr: *mut PluginHandle) { | |
| if ptr.is_null() { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| // Retake ownership and drop the Box, which will deallocate the plugin. | |
| Box::from_raw(ptr); | |
| } |
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| #[test] | ||
| #[should_panic(expected = "MonsterMultivector must be constructed with exactly 109 factors.")] | ||
| fn test_monster_multivector_new_panics_on_incorrect_length() { | ||
| let factors: Vec<u32> = vec![1, 2, 3]; // Incorrect number of factors | ||
| MonsterMultivector::new(factors); | ||
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Fix test panic message mismatch.
Line 97 expects the panic message to contain "exactly 109 factors" but the actual panic message on line 23 says "exactly 108 factors".
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| #[should_panic(expected = "MonsterMultivector must be constructed with exactly 109 factors.")] | |
| fn test_monster_multivector_new_panics_on_incorrect_length() { | |
| let factors: Vec<u32> = vec![1, 2, 3]; // Incorrect number of factors | |
| MonsterMultivector::new(factors); | |
| } | |
| #[test] | |
| #[should_panic(expected = "MonsterMultivector must be constructed with exactly 108 factors.")] | |
| fn test_monster_multivector_new_panics_on_incorrect_length() { | |
| let factors: Vec<u32> = vec![1, 2, 3]; // Incorrect number of factors | |
| MonsterMultivector::new(factors); | |
| } |
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In crates/monster_multivector/src/lib.rs around lines 96 to 101, the test's
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108 factors" so the expected panic message matches the actual one and the test
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| // Generate all 108 traits | ||
| generate_monster_traits! { | ||
| // --- Reason 1-46: Dyadic Factors (Prime 2) --- | ||
| (1, MReason1, "Binary Duality"), | ||
| (2, MReason2, "Even Unimodular Nature"), | ||
| (3, MReason3, "Octal Periodicity"), | ||
| (4, MReason4, "Conway Group Co0"), | ||
| (5, MReason5, "Golay Code"), | ||
| (6, MReason6, "Dirac Operator"), | ||
| (7, MReason7, "The 2^{12} Component"), | ||
| (8, MReason8, "The Griess Algebra"), | ||
| (9, MReason9, "Highest Weight Vectors"), | ||
| (10, MReason10, "Topological Insulators"), | ||
| (11, MReason11, "Ramanujan Duality"), | ||
| (12, MReason12, "Minimal Representation"), | ||
| (13, MReason13, "Hyperbolic Reflection"), | ||
| (14, MReason14, "L-Function Zeroes"), | ||
| (15, MReason15, "Modular Symbols"), | ||
| (16, MReason16, "Modularity Lifting"), | ||
| (17, MReason17, "CM Public Parameters"), | ||
| (18, MReason18, "The (2, 4) Lattice"), | ||
| (19, MReason19, "Hecke Algebra Basis"), | ||
| (20, MReason20, "Adelic Structure"), | ||
| (21, MReason21, "Fermat's Last Theorem"), | ||
| (22, MReason22, "Newform Rank"), | ||
| (23, MReason23, "ZK Circuit Constraints"), | ||
| (24, MReason24, "Sphere Packing"), | ||
| (25, MReason25, "Orbifold Compactification"), // Corrected entry | ||
| (26, MReason26, "Complexity Weight"), | ||
| (27, MReason27, "Level Setting"), | ||
| (28, MReason28, "Superbundle Index"), | ||
| (29, MReason29, "Ramanujan Recurrence"), | ||
| (30, MReason30, "Modular Automorphism"), | ||
| (31, MReason31, "Hecke Polynomial Irreducibility"), | ||
| (32, MReason32, "Conway's Dot Notation"), | ||
| (33, MReason33, "ZKP Verifiability"), | ||
| (34, MReason34, "LLM Semantic Compression"), | ||
| (35, MReason35, "Hyper-Pump Factor"), | ||
| (36, MReason36, "Lorentzian Lattice"), | ||
| (37, MReason37, "Complex Structure Preservation"), | ||
| (38, MReason38, "The (2, 2) Partition"), | ||
| (39, MReason39, "Singular J-Invariant"), | ||
| (40, MReason40, "Cusp Form Vanishing"), | ||
| (41, MReason41, "Hecke Eigenvalue"), | ||
| (42, MReason42, "Mod p Forms"), | ||
| (43, MReason43, "Recursive Autopoiesis"), | ||
| (44, MReason44, "Galois Irreducibility"), | ||
| (45, MReason45, "The ZOS Foundation"), | ||
| (46, MReason46, "Maximal 2-Factor"), | ||
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| // --- Reason 47-66: Triadic Factors (Prime 3) --- | ||
| (47, MReason47, "Triality Principle"), | ||
| (48, MReason48, "j-Invariant Stabilization"), | ||
| (49, MReason49, "Trinary Composition Level 3"), | ||
| (50, MReason50, "Trinary Composition Level 4"), | ||
| (51, MReason51, "Trinary Composition Level 5"), | ||
| (52, MReason52, "Trinary Composition Level 6"), | ||
| (53, MReason53, "Trinary Composition Level 7"), | ||
| (54, MReason54, "Trinary Composition Level 8"), | ||
| (55, MReason55, "Trinary Composition Level 9"), | ||
| (56, MReason56, "Trinary Composition Level 10"), | ||
| (57, MReason57, "Trinary Composition Level 11"), | ||
| (58, MReason58, "Trinary Composition Level 12"), | ||
| (59, MReason59, "Trinary Composition Level 13"), | ||
| (60, MReason60, "Trinary Composition Level 14"), | ||
| (61, MReason61, "Trinary Composition Level 15"), | ||
| (62, MReason62, "Trinary Composition Level 16"), | ||
| (63, MReason63, "Trinary Composition Level 17"), | ||
| (64, MReason64, "Trinary Composition Level 18"), | ||
| (65, MReason65, "Trinary Composition Level 19"), | ||
| (66, MReason66, "Trinary Composition Level 20"), | ||
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| // --- Reason 67-74: Quinary Factors (Prime 5) --- | ||
| (67, MReason67, "The j-invariant Prime"), | ||
| (68, MReason68, "X(5) Genus"), | ||
| (69, MReason69, "Hecke Algebra Dimension"), | ||
| (70, MReason70, "Conway Group Co2"), | ||
| (71, MReason71, "Weight Constraints"), | ||
| (72, MReason72, "Supersingular Count"), | ||
| (73, MReason73, "Z/5Z Visibility"), | ||
| (74, MReason74, "Maximal 5-Factor"), | ||
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| // --- Reason 75-79: Septenary Factors (Prime 7) --- | ||
| (75, MReason75, "Genus Zero Cutoff"), | ||
| (76, MReason76, "Congruent Numbers"), | ||
| (77, MReason77, "X(7) Genus"), | ||
| (78, MReason78, "Suzuki Group"), | ||
| (79, MReason79, "Maximal 7-Factor"), | ||
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| // --- Reason 80-95: Foundational Intermediate Primes (11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29, 31, 41, 43) --- | ||
| (80, MReason80, "X_0(11) Torsion"), | ||
| (81, MReason81, "Newform Multiplicity"), | ||
| (82, MReason82, "Maximal 11-Factor"), | ||
| (83, MReason83, "L-function Euler Product"), | ||
| (84, MReason84, "Visibility Theory"), | ||
| (85, MReason85, "Maximal 13-Factor"), | ||
| (86, MReason86, "Congruence Prime p=17"), | ||
| (87, MReason87, "Maximal 17-Factor"), | ||
| (88, MReason88, "T_{19} Operator"), | ||
| (89, MReason89, "Maximal 19-Factor"), | ||
| (90, MReason90, "The 23 Dimension"), | ||
| (91, MReason91, "Maximal 23-Factor"), | ||
| (92, MReason92, "Newform Uniqueness"), | ||
| (93, MReason93, "The L-Genus"), | ||
| (94, MReason94, "Langlands Correspondence"), | ||
| (95, MReason95, "Automorphic Orbit"), | ||
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| // --- Reason 96-108: Unique High Primes (47-523) --- | ||
| (96, MReason96, "Non-Modular Case"), | ||
| (97, MReason97, "S_{36} Complexity"), | ||
| (98, MReason98, "Voevodsky Univalence"), | ||
| (99, MReason99, "Supersingular Limit"), | ||
| (100, MReason100, "Deep Play Protocol"), | ||
| (101, MReason101, "Computational Bottlenecks"), | ||
| (102, MReason102, "The Delta-Function"), | ||
| (103, MReason103, "ZK Rollup Finality"), | ||
| (104, MReason104, "Compiler Verified Infection"), | ||
| (105, MReason105, "SAT Solver Optimality"), | ||
| (106, MReason106, "The Universal Bridge"), | ||
| (107, MReason107, "High-Dimensional Sphere Packing"), | ||
| (108, MReason108, "The Final Prime"), | ||
| (109, MReason109, "The Sixth Septenary Factor") | ||
| } // End of generate_monster_traits! invocation |
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Remove MReason109 or update CANONICAL_MONSTER_FACTORS to 109 elements.
The comment on line 55 correctly states "Generate all 108 traits," and CANONICAL_MONSTER_FACTORS contains exactly 108 elements (46 + 20 + 8 + 6 + 3 + 3 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 1×13). However, the macro invocation generates 109 traits (MReason1 through MReason109), with MReason109 ("The Sixth Septenary Factor") added on line 176.
This creates a critical array bounds panic: when the macro expands for MReason109, it will execute CANONICAL_MONSTER_FACTORS[108], which is out of bounds for a 108-element array (valid indices: 0–107).
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- Remove the MReason109 entry from the macro invocation to align with the 108-trait design, or
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In crates/monster_traits/src/lib.rs around lines 55–177 the
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access when the macro expands for index 108; fix by either removing the final
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| assert_eq!(enum_props.get(&26), Some(&NestedEnum::MAX_DEPTH)); // MReason26 extracts MAX_DEPTH (8) | ||
| assert_eq!(enum_props.get(&27), Some(&NestedEnum::NUM_DIRECT_VARIANTS)); // MReason27 extracts NUM_DIRECT_VARIANTS (3) | ||
| assert_eq!(enum_props.get(&9), Some(&1)); // MReason9 extracts the property of 1st variant (Root2), which is 1 | ||
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Test assertions will fail because register_type_u32 doesn't compute the expected properties.
The register_type_u32 method stores only (value, value) in the properties map, but the test expects to query computed properties like divisibility checks. For example, with num_instance = 6, the registry stores the key-value pair (6, 6), but the test then tries get(&1) expecting Some(&1) (implying divisibility by 2). This will return None instead. The implementation needs to compute actual type properties rather than just storing the raw value.
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In crates/monster_traits/src/type_lattice.rs around lines 296 to 320,
register_type_u32 currently inserts (value,value) into the properties map which
doesn't match the test expectations; change it to compute and insert the actual
property entries expected by tests instead of storing the raw value. Concretely,
compute divisibility flags for the u32 instance and insert entries like key=1 ->
1 if value % 2 == 0 else 0, key=47 -> 1 if value % 3 == 0 else 0, key=67 -> 1 if
value % 5 == 0 else 0 (and any other reason keys your tests expect) so
get_properties::<u32>() returns the computed property values rather than the
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| @cat $(CARGO_CONFIG_ROOT) | /nix/store/a65r9k46dxhyx2gn60bpx7j62anjdjr7-python3-3.13.7/bin/python $(TRANSFORM_PATHS_SCRIPT) > $(ABSOLUTE_CONFIG_FILE) | ||
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+ @cat $(CARGO_CONFIG_ROOT) | python3 $(TRANSFORM_PATHS_SCRIPT) > $(ABSOLUTE_CONFIG_FILE)Alternatively, define a PYTHON variable at the top of the Makefile that can be overridden.
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This commit addresses several build errors identified during the Nixification
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- Added 'main-report' target for quick cargo2nix build status.
- Refactored 'build-package-%' to use robust grep/sed for error extraction.
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- Submodule fixes:
- : Removed incorrect 'use' statement.
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- Workspace Cargo.toml:
- Added [patch.crates-io] entries for 'anstyle' and 'annotate-snippets' to
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- Submodule workflow scripts:
- Introduced 'checkout.sh' to ensure all submodules are on 'feature/CRQ-016-nixify'.
- Introduced 'update_submodules.sh' to merge upstream changes into submodule branches.
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Makefile (2)
1-9: Add missing "test" phony target for completeness.The
.PHONYdeclaration (lines 1–9) is comprehensive but omits the conventionaltesttarget, whichmake testrunners often expect. While not critical here since tests are invoked viacargo test, adding this target improves build system ergonomics and standards compliance.Suggestion:
-.PHONY: all build cargo2nix nix-build-with-cargo2nix clean generate-cargo-nix run-rust-src-scanner \ +.PHONY: all build cargo2nix nix-build-with-cargo2nix clean generate-cargo-nix run-rust-src-scanner test \ build-cargo-llm-bootstrap build-hir-expand build-cargo-test-support build-prelude-generator \Then add a simple
testtarget:test: nix develop --command cargo test --all
56-56: Eliminate duplicate and unused JQ_ERROR_FILTER variable.Lines 56 and 213 define
JQ_ERROR_FILTERidentically, but this variable is never used—the error extraction usessedpipes instead (lines 72–80). Remove one definition and either remove the unused variable or apply it consistently.Suggested fix:
-JQ_ERROR_FILTER = 'select(.reason == "compiler-message" and .message.level == "error") | .message.rendered' # ... rest of file ... -JQ_ERROR_FILTER = 'select(.reason == "compiler-message" and .message.level == "error") | .message.rendered'Or, if you intend to use
jq, replace the sed chains with:grep '"level":"error"' build_logs/$*_build_raw.log | \ grep '"reason":"compiler-message"' | \ jq -r $(JQ_ERROR_FILTER)Also applies to: 213-213
checkout.sh (2)
5-5: Fix shell quoting on command substitution (SC2046).Line 5 has unquoted command substitution that could split on word boundaries:
if ! git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree > /dev/null 2>&1 || [[ "$(basename $(pwd))" != "cargo2nix" ]]; thenThe inner
$(pwd)should be quoted:-if ! git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree > /dev/null 2>&1 || [[ "$(basename $(pwd))" != "cargo2nix" ]]; then +if ! git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree > /dev/null 2>&1 || [[ "$(basename "$(pwd)")" != "cargo2nix" ]]; then
13-13: Remove unusedshavariable (SC2034).Line 13 extracts
shafrom git submodule status output but never uses it. This suggests incomplete implementation or unnecessary processing. Either remove the assignment or, if you intend to validate the SHA, use it in the branch checkout logic.- sha=$(echo "$line" | awk '{print $1}') path=$(echo "$line" | awk '{print $2}') description=$(echo "$line" | cut -d'(' -f2- | cut -d')' -f1)
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Cargo.toml (2)
49-49: ✓ Cargo dependency properly pinned to local path.The previous review flagged
cargo = "*"as breaking reproducibility. Line 49 now correctly pins to the local submodule:cargo = { path = "submodules/cargo" }. This aligns with the workspace dependency strategy and ensures deterministic builds.
1-50: Comprehensive workspace structure is well-organized.The restructuring into
[workspace.dependencies](centralized dependency management),[workspace.members](50+ crates),[workspace.package](shared metadata), and[patch.crates-io](transitive override redirects) follows Rust workspace best practices. Dependencies are consistently pinned to local paths, enabling reproducible builds and tight control over the Rust ecosystem integration.Also applies to: 545-620, 625-718
Makefile (1)
15-33: ✓ Build paths are properly relativized via Nix wrapper.The Makefile correctly uses
nix develop --commandwrapper (lines 16, 22, 37, 71) rather than hardcoded tool paths or machine-specific directories. This ensures portability across systems and users. TheRUSTC_BOOTSTRAP=1flag is appropriately set for bootstrap builds.Also applies to: 68-88
| [submodule "/data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/experiments/pick-up-nix/vendor/nix/cargo2nix/tools/eigenvalues"] | ||
| path = /data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/experiments/pick-up-nix/vendor/nix/cargo2nix/tools/eigenvalues | ||
| url = https://github.com/meta-introspector/eigenvalues.git |
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🔴 CRITICAL: Hardcoded Termux path will break for all other contributors.
Lines 1577–1579 contain an absolute Termux-specific path that exists only on Android devices with Termux installed:
[submodule "/data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/experiments/pick-up-nix/vendor/nix/cargo2nix/tools/eigenvalues"]
path = /data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/experiments/pick-up-nix/vendor/nix/cargo2nix/tools/eigenvalues
url = https://github.com/meta-introspector/eigenvalues.gitThis will:
- Fail all
git submoduleoperations for contributors on Linux, macOS, Windows, or other systems. - Make the entire repository unusable outside Termux.
Fix: Delete this submodule entry entirely. A correct tools/eigenvalues entry already exists at lines 1608–1611:
-[submodule "/data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/experiments/pick-up-nix/vendor/nix/cargo2nix/tools/eigenvalues"]
- path = /data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/experiments/pick-up-nix/vendor/nix/cargo2nix/tools/eigenvalues
- url = https://github.com/meta-introspector/eigenvalues.git🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .gitmodules around lines 1577–1579, remove the entire Termux-specific
submodule entry (the three lines with the absolute /data/data/... path and its
url) because it hardcodes a local Termux path; delete those lines, ensure the
duplicate/correct tools/eigenvalues entry at lines 1608–1611 remains, save and
commit the updated .gitmodules, and if the submodule was ever added to git
metadata remove any leftover config/cache entries (e.g., git rm --cached <path>
or clean the submodule section in .git/config) so no broken submodule references
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🔴 CRITICAL: Another hardcoded Termux path breaks portability.
Lines 1729–1731 define tools/rust-bootstrap-nix with a Termux-specific local path:
[submodule "tools/rust-bootstrap-nix"]
path = tools/rust-bootstrap-nix
url = /data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/rust-bootstrap-nix/This path does not exist on any non-Termux system, breaking git submodule update for all contributors. Either:
- Replace
/data/data/...with a proper GitHub URL (e.g.,https://github.com/meta-introspector/rust-bootstrap-nix), or - Remove this entry if it's not needed in the public repository.
Suggested fix:
-[submodule "tools/rust-bootstrap-nix"]
- path = tools/rust-bootstrap-nix
- url = /data/data/com.termux.nix/files/home/rust-bootstrap-nix/Or, if the submodule is needed:
+[submodule "tools/rust-bootstrap-nix"]
+ path = tools/rust-bootstrap-nix
+ url = https://github.com/meta-introspector/rust-bootstrap-nix.git🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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if the submodule is required, or remove the entire [submodule
"tools/rust-bootstrap-nix"] entry if it isn't needed; after editing, run git
submodule sync and git submodule update --init --recursive (or remove the
submodule via git rm --cached and clean up .git/config) to ensure repo and
contributors pick up the corrected configuration.
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Line 632 specifies edition = "2024", but valid Rust editions are 2015, 2018, and 2021. This will cause cargo to reject the manifest at parse time, breaking all builds.
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This commit fixes numerous compilation and linking errors within the Rust's package manager
Usage: cargo [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]
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-V, --version Print version info and exit
--list List installed commands
--explain <CODE> Provide a detailed explanation of a rustc error message
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See 'cargo help <command>' for more information on a specific command. submodule.
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Cargo.toml (1)
632-632: Fix invalid Rust edition: "2024" does not exist.Line 632 specifies
edition = "2024", but valid Rust editions are only2015,2018, and2021. This will cause cargo to reject the manifest at parse time and break all builds.Fix: Replace with the supported edition (most likely
"2021"):-edition = "2024" +edition = "2021"
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build_and_report_errors.sh (4)
44-46: Refactor JSON parsing to use jq exclusively; avoid fragile sed unescape.The mixed grep + jq + sed pipeline is fragile and applies redundant filters. Grep-based JSON matching fails with escaped characters or multiline messages. The sed commands (especially
s/\\//g) corrupt output by removing escaped slashes from URLs/paths, and jq's-rflag already unescapes JSON strings.Apply this diff to simplify and robustify the error extraction:
- grep '"reason":"compiler-message"' "$LOG_FILE" | grep '"level":"error"' | head -n "$NUM_ERRORS" | \ - jq -r 'select(.reason == "compiler-message" and .message.level == "error") | .message.rendered' | \ - sed 's/\\n/\n/g; s/\\t/\t/g; s/\\"/"/g; s/\\r//g; s/\\//g' + jq -r 'select(.reason == "compiler-message" and .message.level == "error") | .message.rendered' "$LOG_FILE" | head -n "$NUM_ERRORS"This pipes JSON directly to jq, which handles all parsing and unescaping correctly. The
headfilter is moved to the end to limit output after jq processing.
30-30: Remove redundantRUSTC_BOOTSTRAPexport; set once.The variable is exported at line 30 and then set again in the
nix developcommand at line 34. Set it once to avoid confusion and reduce command clutter.Apply this diff:
export SCCACHE_DIR="/tmp/sc" export RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP=1 # Needed for some compiler features, ensure it's set. # Wrap cargo build in nix develop command # Capture both stdout and stderr of the inner command to the LOG_FILE -nix develop --command bash -c "RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP=1 cargo build --message-format=json --warnings=none 2>&1" > "$LOG_FILE" 2>&1 +nix develop --command cargo build --message-format=json --warnings=none 2>&1 > "$LOG_FILE" 2>&1The exported
RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP=1at line 30 is sufficient;nix developinherits the environment. Also, remove the innerbash -cwrapper since it's unnecessary.Also applies to: 34-34
16-24: Decide whether branch check should be a hard requirement or a warning.The branch validation exits early if disabled (line 23 is commented), but the script proceeds with only a warning. Document whether wrong-branch builds are acceptable or should fail the script.
If the branch check is critical, uncomment line 23 to enforce it:
- # Decide whether to exit or continue. For now, we'll continue with a warning. - # exit 1 + # Enforce strict branch checking. + exit 1Alternatively, if builds on any branch are intentionally allowed, remove the check entirely to reduce clutter.
28-29: Use a unique temporary directory to avoid collision between concurrent runs.The fixed
/tmp/scpath is shared across all invocations, creating a race condition if multiple builds run in parallel. Prefer a unique per-run directory or usemktemp.Apply this diff to use a unique directory per run:
-mkdir -p "/tmp/sc" -export SCCACHE_DIR="/tmp/sc" +SCCACHE_DIR=$(mktemp -d /tmp/sccache-XXXXXX) +export SCCACHE_DIR +trap 'rm -rf "$SCCACHE_DIR"' EXITThis creates a unique temporary directory, exports it, and cleans it up on script exit.
build_failure_report.md (1)
1-109: Fix markdown list indentation to pass linting.The file has 13 markdownlint violations (MD007) across nested list items where indentation is inconsistent. Most commonly, sub-items use 4 spaces when 2 are expected, or 8 spaces when 4 are expected.
Run
markdownlint-cli2 build_failure_report.md --fixor manually adjust indentation in lists (lines 32–38, 46, 52–53, 65, 71–73, etc.) to use standard 2-space increments per nesting level.checkout.sh (3)
5-5: Quote$(pwd)to prevent word splitting on paths with spaces.Line 5 uses
$(pwd)unquoted in the basename command, which will break if the current directory path contains spaces or special characters.Apply this fix:
-if ! git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree > /dev/null 2>&1 || [[ "$(basename $(pwd))" != "cargo2nix" ]]; then +if ! git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree > /dev/null 2>&1 || [[ "$(basename "$(pwd)")" != "cargo2nix" ]]; then
13-13: Remove unusedshavariable or document its purpose.Line 13 extracts the SHA from
git submodule statusoutput but the variable is never used. Either remove it or add a comment explaining why it's retained for future use.
34-34: Fix inconsistent indentation on line 34.Line 34 mixes tabs and spaces for indentation. Use consistent spacing (tabs or spaces, not both).
Apply this fix:
- git reflog + git refloganalyze_failed_crates.sh (1)
91-98: Consider usingjqfor JSON parsing instead ofsed.Lines 91–98 use chained
sedsubstitutions to extract compiler error messages from JSON. This is fragile and depends on JSON format stability. Usingjqwould be more robust:jq -r 'select(.reason == "compiler-message" and .message.level == "error") | .message.rendered' "$MAIN_REPO_DIR/$BUILD_LOG"This is an optional refactor if
jqis already available in your environment (it's commonly present in Nix shells).Cargo.toml (1)
125-125: Use consistent syntax for path-based workspace dependencies.Lines 125, 271, and 286 use the shorthand
.path =syntax instead of the standard{ path = }syntax:futures-concurrency.path = "submodules/futures-concurrency" # Line 125 macrotest.path = "submodules/macrotest" # Line 271 nix.path = "submodules/nix" # Line 286For consistency with the rest of the file (which uses
{ path = ... }), normalize these to:futures-concurrency = { path = "submodules/futures-concurrency" }Also applies to: 271-271, 286-286
Makefile (2)
1-12: Add a stubtestphony target.The PHONY declaration (lines 1–8) is missing the
testtarget, which is flagged by checkmake (minphony). Even if tests are not currently implemented, add a stub to comply with Make conventions:.PHONY: all build cargo2nix nix-build-with-cargo2nix clean generate-cargo-nix run-rust-src-scanner \ build-cargo-llm-bootstrap build-hir-expand build-cargo-test-support build-prelude-generator \ build-trait-fixer-hir-info-real nix-direct-build update.txt \ - nix-eval-cargo2nix-attrs nix-eval-flake-packages-attrs nix-eval-flake-root nix-flake-show \ + test nix-eval-cargo2nix-attrs nix-eval-flake-packages-attrs nix-eval-flake-root nix-flake-show \ nix-eval-cargo2nix-attrs-json nix-eval-cargo2nix-raw-json build-submodule-tool build-gix-diff-minimal \Then add a stub target later in the file:
test: @echo "Tests not yet implemented. Run 'make build-all-packages' to verify builds."
232-232: Remove duplicateJQ_ERROR_FILTERdefinition.Line 232 redefines
JQ_ERROR_FILTERwith the same value as line 59. Remove the duplicate:-JQ_ERROR_FILTER = 'select(.reason == "compiler-message" and .message.level == "error") | .message.rendered'crates/solana-monster-system/Cargo.toml (1)
12-12: Clean up malformed comments in dependency definitions.Lines 12, 35, 43, and 50 contain malformed comments with nested braces and version fragments, likely from incomplete refactoring:
cargo = { workspace=true } # { workspace = { workspace=true } # true } # "0.92.0" # 94 # Line 12 proc-macro2 = { workspace=true } # { workspace = { workspace=true } # true } # Line 35 serde = { workspace=true } # { version = { workspace=true } # "1.0", features = ... # Line 43 syn-adapter-lib = { workspace=true } # { path = "../../tools/syn-adapter-lib", ... # Line 50Remove these leftover fragments:
-cargo = { workspace=true } # { workspace = { workspace=true } # true } # "0.92.0" # 94 +cargo = { workspace=true }Also applies to: 35-35, 43-43, 50-50
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build_and_report_errors.sh (1)
34-34: Exit code propagation throughnix develop --command bash -cworks as expected.The concern about exit code masking is unfounded.
bash -ccorrectly propagates the exit code of its final command, regardless of output redirection. The pattern at line 34 (nix develop --command bash -c "..." > "$LOG_FILE" 2>&1) will properly expose cargo failures to the exit code check at line 37. The redirection to$LOG_FILEoccurs at the shell level outside thenix developwrapper and does not affect the propagation of the inner command's exit status.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
Cargo.toml (1)
92-92: Investigatedashmapversion hack "7.0.0-hack".Line 92 pins dashmap to a custom version
"7.0.0-hack", which suggests a locally-patched or experimental variant. This may be intentional, but verify:
- Is this version actually available in your
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crates/solana-monster-system/Cargo.toml (1)
1-100: Verify binary target source files exist.The manifest declares three binary targets (lines 89–99) pointing to
src/bin/self_hosted_solana_system.rs,src/bin/semantic_analyzer.rs, andsrc/bin/trait_generator.rs. Please confirm these files are present in the PR or will be added in a follow-up commit, otherwise builds will fail.
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-MAIN_REPO_DIR="/mnt/data1/nix/vendor/rust/cargo2nix"
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cargo-git-manageimplementation, and build failure diagnosticsUtility scripts: Created shell scripts for submodule processing, Nix build execution, cargo2nix executable discovery, and package introspection
Test and example configurations: Added simple example project with flake configuration, test flakes for Rust toolchain and time-macros validation, and template files for reproducible builds
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Cargo.nix
Nix code formatting and style improvementsexamples/3-cross-compiling/Cargo.nix
leading commas
indentation
overrides.nix
Nix formatting and parameter restructuringoverlay/overrides.nix
consistent indentation
perlreference to useinheritsyntaxmkcrate.nix
Nix parameter and formatting standardizationoverlay/mkcrate.nix
=instead of=with differentspacing
user-facing.nix
Nix function parameter and logic formattingoverlay/make-package-set/user-facing.nix
Cargo.nix
Nix code formatting and structure improvementsexamples/1-hello-world/Cargo.nix
run-tests.nix
Nix test runner formatting improvementsoverlay/run-tests.nix
workspace-shell.nix
Workspace shell formatting and dependency updatesoverlay/workspace-shell.nix
noBuild.workspacemapping to remove empty function callopenssl.devto native build inputsRUST_SRC_PATHvariable (extra closing brace)flake.nix
Cross-compiling example flake formattingexamples/3-cross-compiling/flake.nix
in recblock with improved indentationflake.nix
Bigger project example flake formattingexamples/2-bigger-project/flake.nix
in recblock with improved indentationflake.nix
Hello-world example flake formattingexamples/1-hello-world/flake.nix
in recblock with improved indentationflake.nix
Independent packaging example flake formattingexamples/4-independent-packaging/flake.nix
in recblock with improved indentation16 files
full-flake.nix
Complete flake configuration for cargo2nix developmentfull-flake.nix
overlays
heapless,allocator-api2,time-macros,time,cargo, andopenssl-sysflake.nix
Flake simplification and input consolidationflake.nix
branch
flake-phase2.nix
Phase 2 flake for self-built cargoflake-phase2.nix
flake-phase1.nix
Phase 1 flake for pre-built cargoflake-phase1.nix
flake-cargo2nix.nix
Dedicated flake for cargo2nix binary buildflake-cargo2nix.nix
flake.nix
Simple example flake configurationexamples/simple/flake.nix
flake.nix
Rust toolchain test flaketest_flakes/rust-toolchain-test/flake.nix
flake.nix
Time-macros test flake configurationtest_flakes/time-macros-test/flake.nix
temp_shell.nix
Temporary shell environment configurationtemp_shell.nix
ci.yml
CI workflow nixpkgs and cargo2nix input updates.github/workflows/ci.yml
branch
Makefile
Recursive Makefile for Submodule and Nix Build ManagementMakefile
cargo2nix,nix-build, andnix-evaloperationsupdate-submodules-and-buildtarget supporting configurable recursiondepth
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Cargo.tomland executes build pipelineand validation
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Submodule Build Pipeline and Configuration Managementsubmodules/Makefile
standardized build pipeline
.cargo/config.toml, runcargo vendor, and executecargo2nixfor each submodulecargosubmodule with Nix channel andversion customization
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Submodule Template Makefile with cargo2nix IntegrationMakefile.submodule
cargo2nixintegrationCargo.tomlforcargo2nix_pathconfiguration
Nix store
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Git Submodule Configuration for Nixify Feature Branch.gitmodules
meta-introspectorforks onfeature/CRQ-016-nixifybranchrust-base64,config-rs,ron-rs,time-rscargo,rust-ini,ordered-multimap-rs,heapless,gitoxide,faster-hex,dlv-list-rsallocator-api2,dashmap,hashbrownflake.nix.template
Nix Flake Template for Reproducible Build Environmentflake.nix.template
nixpkgs,flake-utils,cargo2nix, andrust-overlay2025-09-16withrustBuilder.makePackageSetstatixandopenssl_1_1packagesMakefile.template
Submodule Makefile Template with Nix IntegrationMakefile.template
targets
nix-buildtarget usingnix developwithCARGO2NIX_ROOToverride
nix-flake-buildtarget for direct Nix flake builds1 files
main.rs
Error handling and API compatibility improvementssrc/main.rs
guidance
Packages::AlltoPackages::All(vec![])for API compatibility1 files
platform.rs
Platform configuration expression handlingsrc/platform.rs
CfgExpr::TrueandCfgExpr::FalsevariantsBoolExprvalues for complete patternmatching
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main.rs
Simple example main programexamples/simple/src/main.rs
generation
randcrate dependencyrun.sh
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submodule
automorphism.sh
System boot visualization scriptautomorphism.sh
find_cargo2nix_executables.sh
Cargo2nix executable discovery utilityfind_cargo2nix_executables.sh
commit.sh
Submodule commit and push automationsubmodules/commit.sh
build_nix.sh
Nix build execution scriptbuild_nix.sh
build_and_log.sh
Cargo build logging scriptbuild_and_log.sh
getallpkgs.sh
Package discovery utility scriptgetallpkgs.sh
nixpkgs
Cargo.toml
Simple example Cargo manifestexamples/simple/Cargo.toml
randdependency for demonstration24 files
automorphism.md
Elliptic Curve Conceptual Mapping and Automorphism Documentationautomorphism.md
stylized text representations
project structures
curve data model
using cryptographic concepts
elliptic_curve_concept_mapping.md
Elliptic Curves and Build Systems Conceptual Frameworkdocs/elliptic_curve_concept_mapping.md
Cargo.tomlfiles and ellipticcurves (identity and state curves)
structure
consistency checks
(Make, Autotools, Cargo)
README.md
Documentation for cargo-git-manage Tool and Updated InstructionsREADME.md
cargo-git-managetool with key featuresand usage examples
cargo2nixinvocation to referencemeta-introspectorfork withspecific release branch
cargo-git-managewith development shellintegration
makePackagSettomakePackageSetreboot.md
Build Failure Diagnosis and Recovery Instructionsreboot.md
noBrokenSymlinkserror incrate-cargo-0.86.0derivationfeature 'edition2024'requirement innix-files-comparatorCargo.tomledition2024featureand regenerating
Cargo.nixautomorphism.latex
LaTeX Mathematical Formulation of Build System Automorphismsautomorphism.latex
classification conjecture
(G, R,Φ)automorphic orbit
automorphic forms
architect_unified_nix_runtime.toml
Unified Nix Runtime Architecture Task Definitiontasks/architect_unified_nix_runtime.toml
cargovendor,cargo update,cargo2nix, andcargo-git-managedependency resolution, Nix-native operations, and bootstrap
integration
gitoxideand file systemmonitoring
implement_git_state_tracking.toml
Git State Tracking Implementation Tasktasks/implement_git_state_tracking.toml
cargo-git-managehas_uncommitted_changes,has_unpushed_commits,is_remote_ahead,get_head_commit_hashgit2crateintegrate_minizinc_with_rust.toml
MiniZinc Constraint Solver Integration Tasktasks/integrate_minizinc_with_rust.toml
in
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define_minizinc_data_structures.toml
MiniZinc Data Structure Definition Tasktasks/define_minizinc_data_structures.toml
inputs and outputs
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implement_nix_build_command.toml
Nix Build Command Implementation Tasktasks/implement_nix_build_command.toml
NixBuildCommandimplementingCargoCommandtrait
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executemethod to performnix buildoperationnixify_minizinc_workflow.toml
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bootstrap
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cargo git-manage submodule addcorelogic
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GitAddCommitPushCommandimplementingCargoCommandtraitneeds_executionlogic based on uncommitted changes andunpushed commits
executemethod forgit add,git commit, andgit pushoperations
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cargo-git-managemainfunction
GitPullbeforeCargoUpdate,NixBuildbeforeGitAddCommitPushrefine_cargo_update_needs_execution.toml
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implement_git_pull_command.toml
Git Pull Command Implementation Tasktasks/implement_git_pull_command.toml
GitPullCommandimplementingCargoCommandtrait
needs_executionlogic based on remote HEAD comparisonexecutemethod forgit pulloperationimplement_acl_enforcement.toml
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refine_cargo2nix_needs_execution.toml
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CargoVendorCommand::needs_executionlogicCargo.lockchanges and vendordirectory staleness
implement_submodule_add.toml
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git2crate.gitmodulesconfiguration and change stagingdefine_cli_structure.toml
CLI Structure Definition Tasktasks/define_cli_structure.toml
cargo git-manageCLI structure usingclapsubmoduleandbranchoperationsimplement_submodule_update.toml
Submodule Update Logic Implementation Tasktasks/implement_submodule_update.toml
cargo git-manage submodule updatelogicimplement_submodule_remove.toml
Submodule Remove Logic Implementation Tasktasks/implement_submodule_remove.toml
cargo git-manage submodule removelogic.gitmodulesremoval,git rm, and cleanup operations1 files
Cargo.toml
Dependency Updates and Git-Based Patch DependenciesCargo.toml
cargodependency from pinned version to wildcard (*)cargo-platformfrom0.2.0to0.3.1andtomlfrom0.8.2to0.9.8meta-introspectorforks on
feature/CRQ-016-nixifybranch[patch.crates-io]section with overrides fortime,base64,ron,config, andhashbrown[workspace]section (commented out members)1 files
time-macros-unused-imports.patch
Time-Macros Unused Imports Patchpatches/time-macros-unused-imports.patch
time-macroscrate addressing unused importswarning
#[allow(unused_imports)]attribute tosrc/offset.rsstd::iter::Peekableimport28 files
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