jolt/Makefile
Yogthos fe3fdf6b9c Transients: mutable backing instead of copy-on-write
The Chez port had landed transients as copy-on-write — each conj!/assoc!/etc.
rebuilt the whole persistent collection. Semantics were right but a transient
vector was O(n^2) to build (the persistent vector is a flat array, so every
conj! copied it); maps/sets were ~O(n log n) since the HAMT only path-copies.
This restores the Janet host's approach: true mutable backing, snapshot once on
persistent!.

  vec : a growable Scheme vector (capacity + fill count); conj!/pop! amortized
        O(1), persistent! hands off the buffer (exact fit) or trims once.
  map : a Chez hashtable keyed by key-hash/jolt= (value equality, nil-safe);
        persistent! folds it into a pmap.
  set : a Chez hashtable; persistent! folds into a pset.
  cow : fallback for anything else (e.g. a sorted coll) keeps the old
        copy-on-write path, preserving jolt's superset.

get/count/contains?/nth see through each representation. Building a 400k vector
went from minutes (quadratic) to ~50ms (linear). assoc! keeps the variadic
dangling-key nil-pad on both vectors and maps. test/chez/transient-test.ss pins
the invariants and the linear-time property; wired in as `make transient`.
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# jolt — Clojure on Chez Scheme. Single substrate, no Janet.
#
# bin/joltc runs jolt directly off the checked-in seed (host/chez/seed/); there is no
# build step. `make test` is the full gate. `make remint` rebuilds the seed after a
# source change.
.PHONY: test ci values corpus unit smoke selfhost sci certify ffi transient remint
# Full gate (dev machine). Includes the self-host byte-fixpoint, which only holds
# on the same Chez that minted the seed.
test: selfhost ci
@echo "OK: all gates passed"
# CI gate: behavior only. The checked-in seed is a minted artifact (like a
# lockfile) — it RUNS correctly on any Chez, but `selfhost` rebuilds it and a
# different Chez version may emit byte-different (gensym/order) output, so the
# byte-fixpoint is a dev-machine check, not a CI one (jolt-8479).
ci: values corpus unit smoke sci ffi transient certify
@echo "OK: CI gates passed"
# Self-host fixpoint: bootstrap.ss rebuild == checked-in seed.
selfhost:
@sh host/chez/selfcheck.sh
# Value-model unit tests (nil/truthiness/collections on Chez).
values:
@chez --script test/chez/values-test.ss
# Corpus conformance vs JVM-sourced expecteds (allowlist + floor).
corpus:
@chez --script host/chez/run-corpus.ss
# Host-specific unit cases.
unit:
@chez --script host/chez/run-unit.ss
# Real-CLI smoke over bin/joltc.
smoke:
@sh host/chez/smoke.sh
# SCI conformance: load borkdude/sci's source through joltc (floor-gated).
sci:
@chez --script host/chez/run-sci.ss
# FFI + threading: HTTP server GC-safety (blocking calls deactivate the thread)
# and http-client temp-file uniqueness, plus a live request.
ffi:
@chez --script test/chez/ffi-server-test.ss
# Transients: mutable backing, snapshot on persistent!, and linear-time builds.
transient:
@chez --script test/chez/transient-test.ss
# JVM oracle: certify the corpus against reference Clojure. Skips if clojure absent.
certify:
@if command -v clojure >/dev/null 2>&1; then \
clojure -M test/conformance/certify.clj; \
else \
echo "certify: clojure not on PATH — skipped"; \
fi
# Re-mint the seed after changing a seed source (reader/analyzer/backend/core).
remint:
@sh host/chez/remint.sh