fix(ingest): `#if 0` stopped serving calls and went on serving every other role by joyful-ii-V-I · Pull Request #172 · redhat-et/ripwire

joyful-ii-V-I · 2026-09-12T00:46:01Z

Issue #62 stopped serving CALL sites from preprocessor-dead ranges. It left every other role serving them.

A role="write" inside #if 0 is a write that cannot compile, and --uses counted it:

# c.cpp: liveWrite does `o.field = 1;`  ·  deadWrite does `o.field = 2;` inside `#if 0`
<uses of="Owner.field" count="4" … counts_floor="1">     <- truth is 2

A count carrying counts_floor="1" must never exceed the truth, so this is the contract's own failure
direction, not a cosmetic one.

Six roles, red first

test/ppdeadrolescheck.sh was written and run against the unmodified main binary before any code changed:

role	base	after
call	PASS — #62 already correct	PASS
macro	PASS — a retag of `Call`, so it inherited #62's drop	PASS
read / write	FAIL	PASS
`--uses` floor	FAIL `count="4"`, truth 2	PASS `count="2"`
import, `using ns::x;`	PASS	PASS
import, `#include`	FAIL	PASS
extends	FAIL	PASS
type	FAIL	PASS
`#else` of `#if 1` / of `#if 0`	FAIL both	PASS
dead definitions	FAIL ×7	PASS
var→type bindings	FAIL	PASS

Two of those were not on the list this started from. #include is a second, independent emitter of
role="import", living in captureIncludes rather than the tags arm, which #62 never touched. And the
P2-D Foo x; bindings: a Bar x; inside #if 0 above a live Foo x; gave x.m() an amb="1" and two
prov="split" edges, where deleting the block outright resolves it to one. That arm is gated against the
dead-block-deleted file as its control.

Dead definitions are excluded too, and the cost is measured

A definition inside #if 0 was still indexed and still a resolution target, so amb=, prov="split" and
overloads= were being minted by code that cannot compile — degrading the trust calibration the tool sells
("read the source if which-target matters"). Excluding them was the more invasive of the two options, so it
had to earn it:

llvm-project (8,861 C-family files, 381,811 symbols): −14 symbols, +3 edges, −16 declined.
ambiguous, unresolved, est_tokens, extent_suspect_syms and the unindexed roll-up are all
unchanged. Every dropped row is a real #if 0 definition — LoopSimplify.cpp's verifyLoop, and the
five in Descriptor.cpp that LLVM itself comments as "not needed… leaving it here for now", whose names
were minting overloads="2" against a live macro.
ripwire's own map is byte-identical to base.
User CPU 59.1 s vs 59.4 s on llvm, interleaved — no regression.

The honest cost: --grep is unchanged (text inside #if 0 is still findable, hit rows byte-identical), but
--expand=deadType now refuses with matched no symbol (did you mean 'deadDep'?) — a refusal carrying a
suggestion rather than a silent zero, and the old answer there was poor anyway, the dead def's span having
swallowed most of the file.

One rule, asked once

This does not add five more continues beside the existing one. The question is asked once per file and
answered once per record, as a post-pass over the window each capture driver appended, keyed on the record's
own site byte. A second spelling of "which lines of this file exist" is worse than the usual echo-site
drift, because the copies can disagree about the file itself. The call and import rows that drop are
byte-for-byte the ones that dropped before — a reference is sited at the same startByte either way — so
the half that was already correct is undisturbed. Ranges are walked once per file in the parse-pool worker
and ride PendingParsedFile to the deferred tags pass, so no C-family header pays for them twice.

Versions

kParserVer 93 → 94 and its quality.h mirror. kCacheVersion stays 21: it is a record-shape lever,
and no record gains or loses a field here — only which records are extracted. loadCache returns empty on a
"version-or-parserVer mismatch", so the parser bump alone rejects every v0.6.0 blob.
qschemetrip.hash re-pinned; qextractionkeycheck needed no edit (it reads the live constants:
scheme=10 cacheVer=21 parserVer=94).

A residual, disclosed rather than left to be found

BindingAlias (the FFI aliases) carries no site byte, so an extern "C" block inside #if 0 still
contributes its aliases. Giving it one is a record-shape change — a kCacheVersion bump this defect does
not earn, since an alias whose target has no live definition mints no edge, and one whose target is live
names a symbol that really is indexed. Stated beside bindSiteByte and in the gate header. Likewise the L3
fn-pointer clobber sweep reads its own context state: a clobber inside a dead range can still suppress a
live edge, which under-reports — the floor the tool already publishes.

Verification

617 gates: 615 pass, 2 skip, 0 fail (tree_writes=0). Warm == cold proved byte-identical across 6 corpora
with dead ranges through a private cache home, with a guard that a cache record was really written —
otherwise the warm side is a second cold parse and the arm degrades into the determinism gate. Determinism
×3 byte-identical, xmllint clean, ASan/UBSan clean on the tree and on the new path, gatecount_build --check and limits_build --check green.

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Updated after merging main: #139 took parser version 93 and cache format 21, so this lands on 94 and keeps 21.

…other role #62 dropped a reference captured inside a preprocessor-decided-dead range, but the `continue` that did it sat inside captureTagsFacts' @reference.call / @reference.import arm — so it covered two of the seven roles --uses publishes and none of the passes that run their own walk. A value read, an assignment target, a bare type mention, a base clause, the import site an `#include` directive mints and the blanked member-macro use were all still served from source that cannot compile: --uses=Owner.field answered count="4" on a fixture whose truth is 2, under a root carrying counts_floor="1". A floor that over-counts is a wrong answer, not a noisy one. The definitions were worse, because nothing downstream could tell. One `dup` defined inside `#if 0` and one live left the single caller with amb="1", two prov="split" edges, overloads="2" on the survivor and graph_ambiguous="1" on the <callers> root — four claims of ambiguity where the source admits one candidate, degrading exactly the trust calibration the tool sells ("read the source if which-target matters"). LLVM has this for real: clang's Descriptor.cpp keeps five functions inside an `#if 0` it documents as "not needed", and their names were minting overloads="2" on a live macro. The same shape reached receiver narrowing through the local var→type bindings — a `Bar x;` inside `#if 0` above a live `Foo x;` split `x.m()` across both methods, where deleting the dead block outright resolves it to one. So the rule is asked once per file and answered once per record: a post-pass over the window each capture driver appended, keyed on the record's own site byte. One spelling, not six — preprocdead.h's own header says what a second answer to "which lines of this file exist" costs here. A definition is sited at its NAME, so a live function whose body holds an `#if 0` block keeps its row and only the facts spelled inside the block go. Measured on llvm-project (8,861 C-family files, 381,811 symbols): 14 symbols dropped, 3 edges gained, 16 fewer declined; ambiguous, unresolved, est_tokens and the unindexed roll-up unchanged; user CPU 59.1 s against the base's 59.4 s, interleaved. ripwire's own map is byte-identical, because nothing it crawls carries a decided-dead range. The extracted set changes, so kParserVer 92 -> 93 and quality.h's mirror with it; record shapes do not, so kCacheVersion stays 20. The FFI aliases keep no site byte and so keep their dead-range rows — giving them one is a record-shape change the defect does not earn, and it is disclosed beside bindSiteByte and in the gate's header rather than left to be rediscovered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…deadrolescheck Eight marked sites across three files said 602 while test/regression.sh's absorb loop names 603. Regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py, which is the whole point of the number being a build product: two lanes adding a gate each cannot agree on a stale figure. Kept out of the fix commit on purpose — several lanes are adding gates at once, so this is the one hunk that will conflict at landing, and re-running the generator over the unioned loop is the documented resolution. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Bug Fixes
- Excludes code and references from preprocessor-disabled sections across supported fact types.
- Preserves active code and consistency between fresh processing and cached results.
- Refreshes parser cache compatibility for updated extraction behavior.
Tests
- Added regression coverage for disabled branches, usage roles, definitions, and cache replay.
- Added the validation gate to the regression suite.
Documentation
- Added a comprehensive reference guide and contribution guidance.
- Updated gate-suite documentation and presentation materials to reflect 608 gate scripts.
- Clarified --scip handling for invalid paths and corrupt indexes.

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The parser computes preprocessor-dead ranges once per file and filters affected facts across capture paths. A regression gate validates roles, definitions, bindings, exit statuses, and cache replay. Parser metadata and documentation report updated versions and counts.

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Preprocessor-dead fact filtering

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Dead-range filtering and capture windows `src/ingest_sidecap.h`	The ingestion code filters dead references, includes, bindings, macro uses, and definitions while preserving live enclosing definitions.
Parse-pipeline threading and version identity `src/ingest_parsepool.h`, `src/ingest_cache.h`, `src/quality.h`, `test/qschemetripcheck.sh`, `test/qschemetrip.hash`	Parse workers compute dead ranges once and pass them through queued and direct capture paths. Parser version metadata changes from 93 to 94.
Role, definition, and cache-replay validation `test/ppdeadrolescheck.sh`, `test/regression.sh`	The regression gate checks all listed use roles, preprocessor alternatives, definitions, bindings, exit statuses, and cold versus warm output.
Documentation and published counts `README.md`, `docs/EVALS.md`, `present/deck5_ripwire_build.js`	Documentation adds the reference guide, updates `--scip` behavior, and changes published counts to 608 gate scripts and 33 deck slides.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant ParseWorker
  participant CapturePasses
  participant DeadRangeFilter
  participant RegressionGate
  participant Cache
  ParseWorker->>ParseWorker: compute preprocDead once
  ParseWorker->>CapturePasses: pass precomputed ranges
  CapturePasses->>DeadRangeFilter: emit fact windows
  DeadRangeFilter-->>CapturePasses: remove dead facts
  RegressionGate->>ParseWorker: run cold and warm extraction
  ParseWorker->>Cache: replay parser-versioned results
  ParseWorker-->>RegressionGate: return XML and exit status

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… ripwire exited 0 Both of the gate's ripwire invokers discarded the exit status — run() for the thirteen cold answers, warm() for the sixteen cache runs — so every arm in the file read a document without ever establishing that the run which wrote it finished. Nothing downstream can see that: `--uses` output looks the same either way, and the live-row / dead-row arms are string checks over whatever bytes are there. CONTRIBUTING.md §2's recurring failure mode, reached from the input side. Measured, not argued. Against a `ripwire` that emits the real answer byte for byte and then exits 3, the gate as it stood printed 32 PASS and exited 0 — a full green verdict on a binary that failed all 29 invocations. With the status recorded it exits 1 with 31 FAIL rows, and arms (1)-(9) stay GREEN throughout, which is the point: the strings were never the witness. run() and warm() now record the status, name the answer file in the report and return it; the (10) loop sets its own accumulator and skips a comparison whose two sides are no longer a cold answer and its replay. Arm (11), which already proves each reader can see what it looks for, gains the same proof for both invokers in both directions — a refused invocation IS reported, a succeeding one is NOT — so the guard is one that has been observed red rather than one that has only ever been green (§2 rule 4). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

… 94, absorb loop unioned, pins re-derived #139 (Ruby arguments and rescue classes) landed on main at kParserVer 93 and kCacheVersion 21 while this branch also spent 93. The parser version is one monotonic counter, so this branch takes 94. Seven conflicts, none in the fix itself; src/ingest_parsepool.h and src/ingest_sidecap.h merged clean. - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror 94; kCacheVersion and kIngestCacheVersionMirror keep main's 21. This change filters which records are extracted and gives no record a field (dropPreprocDead reads the existing site bytes; Include is read through `byte`, never aggregate-built, so #139's new isValueUse field does not reach it). Both notes are kept, 94 above 93, and the 94 note now says a v93 blob is what it rejects and that the cache format stays #139's 21. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived on the merged tree (neither side hashed the 94/21 declaration lines), with a RE-PIN LOG entry in test/qschemetripcheck.sh. - test/regression.sh: main's loop order kept, ppdeadrolescheck inserted where this branch had it (608). - README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js: gate count regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py (608 at 8 sites). - test/printf_parity.manifest and docs/COMMANDS.md regenerated from the merged build: no label moved and no byte changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…dule/name/arity resolution) — parser version 95 REHEARSAL ONLY — local branch pr81-rehearsal, never pushed. Resolves the 15 conflicted files of merging main into @henry-hz's head 9046edc, assuming PR redhat-et#139 (kParserVer 93, kCacheVersion 21) and PR redhat-et#172 (kParserVer 94) land first: - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer / kIngestParserVerMirror 95 (branch carried 87, main 92); kCacheVersion / kIngestCacheVersionMirror 21 (redhat-et#139's format; redhat-et#81 changes no record shape). - src/ingest_elixir.h, src/ingest_sidecap.h: the branch's semantics kept (ElixirContext scopeOf/moduleOf, attribute refs, alias/atom/dot/__MODULE__ receivers, the refined @-attribute filter); converted to main's redhat-et#127 API (fieldChild/NodeField, kindIs) since the by-name nodeFieldText overload is gone on main. NodeField gains Operand (src/infra/fieldid.h). #include <charconv> added (review item 1). - src/graph.h: PROVISIONAL accounting on the Elixir no-candidate drop — disposition Undefined/Unresolved instead of Unaccounted, so main's 6b8dc9d conservation alert stops firing on every Elixir corpus (it fired on test/elixirfix: 10 of 19 sites). No edge changes; review item 2's design choice stays open. - test/regression.sh: gate-list union (606 + elixirsemanticcheck = 607); test/gateexitcheck.sh: both rows. - test/qschemetrip.hash, test/printf_parity.manifest, gate-count sites, docs/COMMANDS.md: regenerated from the merged build. docs/captures/*: main's side (the 09-12 capture's graph.h seed now needs a ref-clean re-record: rankGraphTeleport moved 3357 -> 3371). - CHANGELOG.md, README.md, docs/ARCHITECTURE.md: both sides, renumbered to 95/21/10. Wanted gate set after this commit: gates=12 pass=11 fail=1 — the one failure is showcasecapturecheck arm (H), the seed line, which only a re-recorded capture can fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…— kParserVer stays 95 over redhat-et#139's 93, absorb loop unioned, pins re-derived Eight conflicts: version ladders, re-pin logs, the absorb loop and generated counts. No Elixir or Ruby logic conflicted. redhat-et#172 (kParserVer 94) is merged next, so this commit's 95 already sits over both. - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror stay 95; both notes kept, 95 above 93. kCacheVersion 21 keeps main's description of redhat-et#139's format change, plus the branch's note that redhat-et#81 appends RecvKind / LocalBindKind enumerators to the existing u8 and changes no record shape. - test/qschemetripcheck.sh: both RE-PIN LOG entries, the Elixir pair above redhat-et#139's. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived on the merged tree (UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 starting from main's value). It equals the branch's pre-merge ce851b68: main changed no manifest function, and the branch already declared 95 over 21. - test/regression.sh: main's loop order kept, elixirsemanticcheck and elixirnamearitycheck inserted where the branch had them (609). - README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js: gate count regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py (609 at 8 sites). - CHANGELOG.md merged clean: the Elixir entry (parser version 95) and redhat-et#139's Ruby entry both kept. Binary-derived outputs (test/printf_parity.manifest, docs/COMMANDS.md, the showcase capture) are re-derived after the redhat-et#172 merge, from one clean build of the combined tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…— kParserVer 95 over redhat-et#172's 94, captureTagsFacts takes both parameters, pins re-derived REHEARSAL, local only: redhat-et#172 (the `#if 0` filter over every role and definition) is not merged yet. Its head is based on main 558a2e0, which the previous commit already brought in, so once redhat-et#172 lands the final `git merge origin/main` has nothing left to resolve here. Ten conflicts; two are code. - src/ingest_sidecap.h, src/ingest_parsepool.h: captureTagsFacts keeps both new parameters — redhat-et#81's Elixir bind/include outputs and redhat-et#172's decided-dead ranges, walked once per file by the worker — as (..., defs, refs, binds, includes, ppDead), and both call sites pass both. The function-local ppDead recompute the branch still carried is gone. redhat-et#172's firstRefOfFile window is taken before ElixirContext::prepare, so it spans every ref the function appends. At the tail redhat-et#172's filter runs first ("before anything else reads either one"), then redhat-et#81's defimpl expansion, then foldFieldDefs. The order changes no output: preprocDeadRangesFor is empty for every non-C-family language, so the filter is a no-op on an Elixir file and the expansion never runs on a C-family one. One comment paragraph says why the bind/include windows the function now appends (Elixir only) are not filtered. - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror 95; notes kept 95 / 94 / 93. kCacheVersion 21: neither redhat-et#172 nor redhat-et#81 changes a record shape. - test/qschemetripcheck.sh: redhat-et#172's RE-PIN LOG entry kept under the Elixir pair, which records the second re-derivation. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived (UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 starting from redhat-et#172's 045d24c5) = ce851b68, the branch's own value: neither redhat-et#139 nor redhat-et#172 touched a manifest function or kMergeDiffArgs, and the hashed declaration lines read 95 over 21. - test/regression.sh: redhat-et#172's loop order kept, elixirsemanticcheck and elixirnamearitycheck where the branch had them (610). - README.md, docs/EVALS.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js: gate count regenerated by docs/gatecount_build.py (610 at 8 sites). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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