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baml_language/crates/bex_vm/src/vm.rs: 1
6928-6931: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a map method-value regression test.
ns_maps/maps.bamltests direct map calls only. It does not testMakeBoundMethodfollowed byCallIndirectfor a map receiver. Add a test that binds and invokes bothkeysandvaluesto cover both map owner arguments.Suggested fix
+function map_methods_taken_as_values(m: map<string, int>) -> string { + let keys = m.keys; + let values = m.values; + keys()[0] + values()[0].to_string() +} + +test "map_methods_taken_as_values_preserve_owner_type_args" { + assert.equal(map_methods_taken_as_values({"a": 1}), "a1") +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 6928-6931: Add a regression test in the map test suite that binds
both `keys` and `values` from a map receiver as method values, invokes them
indirectly, and verifies the result preserves the map’s key and value type
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A method reached through a value (`k.join(".")`) runs with its owner's
class arguments prepended to its frame. MIR re-derived them from the
receiver's static type by matching its head syntactically -- a class, a
list or a map -- so a receiver spelled through an alias (`type Key =
string[]`, `type IntBox = Box<int>`), an alias of an alias, an optional
alias, or a `Future<V, E>` seeded no frame at all, and the first read of
`T` in a BAML-bodied method failed in the VM with "could not realize type
template". Native methods (`map`, `includes`) never read their frame,
which hid the gap.
The checker already solves the owner frame against the receiver, seeing
through aliases, and records it as the call plan's owner prefix. Call
lowering now reads that prefix for every value-receiver call, the same
source a type-qualified static already used, instead of re-deriving it.
A method taken as a value (`let f = xs.join`) had the runtime analogue
of the same gap: `MakeBoundMethod` curried class arguments only from a
class instance, so an array or map receiver bound with an empty frame.
It now curries an array's `[T]` and a map's `[K, V]` from the
container's element types.
Fixes B-1872.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
A session submission persists its root bindings as globals; a method on one
(`k.join(".")` where `k` holds a `Key`) must run with the frame of the type
the alias names. Canary's global variables (#5325) route such a call through
`member_callee`, so its call plan records the owner prefix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Replaces `callee_owner_prefix`, deprecated since #4966 as "partial sources of one fact. Superseded once the call plan carries the whole frame of every statically resolved callee and call lowering reads it", with `call_plan_owner_prefix`, which reads the plan's owner prefix for every direct call. The `carried_owner_frame` and `has_value_receiver` bookkeeping in call lowering goes with it. The checker now records a matched impl method's frame on the call plan even when the method has no generics of its own (previously only the member resolution's `frame_type_args` carried it), so the plan is the one source for class methods, statics and impl methods alike. Virtual calls still take no prefix: their dispatcher supplies the frame. Lowering also checks that the plan instantiates exactly the callee's declared frame and reports a mismatch as an internal lowering error at compile time. Both gaps behind B-1872 -- an alias-typed receiver and a session `let` root whose plan was never written -- would have surfaced there instead of as "could not realize type template" inside the callee. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
`GLOBAL_KEY.join(".")` on a `const GLOBAL_KEY: Key` reaches its method
through canary's global callee road, whose call plan must carry the
receiver's class arguments. A map method taken as a value curries the map's
`[K, V]`; `keys` and `values` are native, so that test guards the
bind-and-call path rather than the frame's contents.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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This fails on
canarytoday becausek's type is, syntactically,Key, and although alias simplification reduces this tostring[]at runtime, the bytecode did not know that the alias' underlying generic was bound tostring`.We now fix the MIR to bytecode lowering to request this information from the TIR call plans, instead of re-implementing it in MIR lowering.
Fixes B-1872.
Bug
j(["a", "b"])fails at runtime insidebaml.Array.join:It isn't specific to
joinor to arrays. It hits any BAML-bodied method on a generic owner reached through a receiver whose static type isn't literally a class, list or map:k: Key(type Key = string[]),k.join(".")a.btype KeyAlias = Key)k?.join(".")onKey | null)h.key.join("."))type IntBox = Box<int>,b.kind())intb.tagged("x"))int+stringlet f = xs.join; f("."), plainstring[]tooa.breflect.Sessionlet,k.join(".")a.bNative methods (
map,includes, …) never read their frame, which is why onlyjoinshowed it in the ticket.Root cause
A method called through a value is lowered as a direct call. The owner's class arguments (
TofArray<T>) go in front of the method's own type args to seedframe.type_args.callee_owner_prefixin MIR lowering re-derived those class arguments from the receiver's static type by matching its head:Ty::Class,Ty::List(forbaml.Arraymethods) orTy::Map. The receiver type keeps aliases asTy::TypeAlias, soKey,IntBox,Key | null(even afterstrip_null) andFuture<V, E>(already flagged by aBUG:comment there) all matched nothing and seeded an empty frame.The checker already solves the owner frame against the receiver, seeing through aliases, and records it on the call's plan (
plan.type_args, with the firstown_offsetentries being the owner prefix).callee_owner_prefixwas already#[deprecated](since #4966) for exactly this: "partial sources of one fact. Superseded once the call plan carries the whole frame of every statically resolved callee and call lowering reads it."Fix: read the owner frame from the call plan
baml_compiler2_mir:callee_owner_prefixis replaced bycall_plan_owner_prefix, which reads the plan's owner prefix for every direct call: methods through a value, statics through a qualifier, and impl methods. Thehas_value_receiver/carried_owner_framebookkeeping in call lowering is gone. Virtual calls still take no prefix, since their dispatcher supplies the frame. Lowering also checks that the plan instantiates exactly the callee's declared frame (callable_generic_frame(..).params.len()) and reports a mismatch as an internal lowering error at compile time, not a VM crash inside the callee.baml_compiler2_hir_ty: a matched impl method with no generics of its own had its frame only on the member resolution (Concrete { frame_type_args }). It's now also written as the plan's owner prefix, so the plan is the single source for impl methods too.reflect.Sessiontop-levelletroot (v.join("-")in a later submission), resolved their callee through the value road, which never writes the call's instantiation. An earlier commit here fixed it; canary's global variables (feat: global variables (top-levelconst) #5325) since rewrote that code and routes a method on a global throughmember_calleeitself. The merge keeps canary's version, and the session test here still covers it.bex_vm: the runtime analogue for method values.MakeBoundMethodcurried class args only from a class instance, so an array or map receiver bound with an empty frame. It now curries an array's[T]/ a map's[K, V]from the container'selement_ty/key_ty/value_ty, exact for the same reason as instances:MakeBoundMethod's only callees are class-inherent methods.Is the plan a safe single source?
Before switching, I instrumented the old function to log, for every direct call, any difference between what it emitted and the plan's owner prefix, plus any plan whose length differs from the callee's declared frame. I ran the full
baml_testscorpus (42,450 calls, including session tests against the precompiled stdlib):own_offset = 0). Prefix plus suffix is still the full frame, so emission is unchanged.to_string,hash) calls, whose frame the dispatcher supplies; they're excluded.The width check catches the session-
letgap on its own. Built with this PR'slower.rsand canary's checker, the session case fails at compile time withthe call plan of `join` instantiates 0 frame slot(s), but its frame has 1.Tests
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baml_tests/baml_src/ns_alias_receivers/alias_receivers.baml: one test per row of the table above, plus an alias-typed sessionlet, an alias-typed global (const GLOBAL_KEY: Key), and impl methods (with and without their own generics) reached throughtype IntBox = Box<int>. The 8 table tests fail with a VM internal error when built from canary'slower.rs/vm.rs. The full runtime corpus passes locally (baml-cli test --from crates/baml_tests/baml_src: 5698 passed after merging canary, 2 deliberate tolerated failures).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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