compiler: resolve Janet-env fallback symbols; validate full suite under compile

analyze-form now mirrors resolve-sym's full resolution order: jolt var (current
ns / clojure.core), then the runtime/Janet env, then a pending forward-ref cell.
Previously a name that resolves only via the Janet-env fallback (int?, type, …)
interned an empty var and miscompiled; now it emits the runtime binding directly,
matching the interpreter.

suite-worker honors JOLT_COMPILE=1 to run the whole clojure-test-suite through
the compile path. Under compilation it now passes 3932 / errors 124 — at parity
with the interpreter baseline (3913 / 125) across 4600+ assertions, confirming
the hybrid compile path doesn't diverge from the interpreter.
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Yogthos 2026-06-06 02:49:53 -04:00
parent 6297a65617
commit 918e2798db
2 changed files with 26 additions and 16 deletions

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@ -338,21 +338,26 @@
{:op :local :name name}
(if (and (not (special-form? name)) (get core-renames name))
{:op :core-symbol :name name :janet-name (get core-renames name)}
# A global reference: resolve the Jolt var cell now and compile a
# deref through it, so redefinition is visible to compiled callers
# (Janet early-binds plain symbols). Resolution mirrors the
# interpreter's resolve-var — current ns (which also holds refers),
# then clojure.core — so unqualified core fns resolve to their real
# var rather than a fresh empty one. Only a genuinely-undefined name
# interns a pending cell in the current ns (forward refs; the getter
# derefs at call time, so a later def fills it in). No ctx -> plain
# symbol.
# A global reference. Resolution mirrors the interpreter's resolve-sym
# so compiled and interpreted code agree:
# 1. a jolt var in the current ns (which also holds refers) or
# clojure.core -> deref through the cell, so redefinition is
# visible to compiled callers (Janet early-binds plain symbols);
# 2. otherwise a binding in the runtime/Janet env (resolve-sym's own
# fallback — this is how int?, type, etc. resolve) -> emit it
# directly;
# 3. otherwise a forward reference -> intern a pending cell whose
# getter derefs at call time, once a later def fills it in.
# No ctx -> plain symbol.
(if ctx
(let [cur-ns (ctx-find-ns ctx (ctx-current-ns ctx))
cell (or (ns-find cur-ns name)
(ns-find (ctx-find-ns ctx "clojure.core") name)
(ns-intern cur-ns name))]
{:op :var :name name :var cell})
(ns-find (ctx-find-ns ctx "clojure.core") name))]
(cond
cell {:op :var :name name :var cell}
(get jolt-runtime-env (symbol name))
{:op :core-symbol :name name :janet-name name}
{:op :var :name name :var (ns-intern cur-ns name)}))
{:op :symbol :name name})))))
(array? form)

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@ -19,8 +19,13 @@
(def path (get (dyn :args) 1))
(when path
(def ctx (init))
(each f (parse-forms (slurp "test/support/clojure_test.clj")) (eval-form ctx @{} f))
# JOLT_COMPILE=1 runs the suite through the compile path (hybrid: hot forms
# compile, unsupported forms fall back to the interpreter) so the whole battery
# validates compile-mode correctness against the same baseline.
(def compile? (= "1" (os/getenv "JOLT_COMPILE")))
(def ctx (init (if compile? {:compile? true} {})))
(defn run-form [f] (if compile? (eval-one ctx f) (eval-form ctx @{} f)))
(each f (parse-forms (slurp "test/support/clojure_test.clj")) (run-form f))
# Pre-load the suite's own clojure.core-test.number-range helper ns if present
# (35 files require it for r/max-int, r/max-double, … — its :default branches are
@ -29,10 +34,10 @@
(let [dir (string/slice path 0 (- (length path) (length (last (string/split "/" path)))))
nr (string dir "number_range.cljc")]
(when (os/stat nr)
(each f (parse-forms (slurp nr)) (protect (eval-form ctx @{} f)))))
(each f (parse-forms (slurp nr)) (protect (run-form f)))))
(eval-string ctx "(clojure.test/reset-report!)")
(each form (parse-forms (slurp path)) (protect (eval-form ctx @{} form)))
(each form (parse-forms (slurp path)) (protect (run-form form)))
(protect (eval-string ctx "(clojure.test/run-registered)"))
(def p (eval-string ctx "(clojure.test/n-pass)"))
(def f (eval-string ctx "(clojure.test/n-fail)"))