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agra
8d1816018a ffi: define-by-default #jni_class + #foreign modifier + #jni_main token
Flip the surface semantics for type-introducer directives: bare
`Foo :: #jni_class("path") { ... }` now means "DEFINE a new Java class
at that path" (sx-side provides the implementations). The `#foreign`
prefix modifier flips it back to "REFERENCE an existing class on the
foreign runtime." Matches how `#foreign` already reads in sx for C
function declarations (`printf :: ... #foreign;`).

    Foo :: #foreign  #jni_class("path/to/Foo") { ... }  // reference
    Foo ::           #jni_class("path/to/Foo") { ... }  // define
    Foo :: #jni_main #jni_class("path/to/Foo") { ... }  // define + main Activity

Compiler-side changes:
- New `hash_jni_main` lexer token (the launchable-Activity marker).
  Existing `hash_foreign` is reused; no new modifier token there.
- `ForeignClassDecl` gains `is_foreign: bool` + `is_main: bool`.
  `ForeignMethodDecl` gains `body: ?*Node` so defined-class methods
  can carry sx-side implementations (foreign-class methods stay
  `;`-terminated).
- Parser learns `tryParseForeignClassPrefix` — peek-and-consume the
  modifier tokens, then dispatch to the unchanged
  `parseForeignClassDecl` with the flags threaded through.
- Sema rejects two illegal combinations: `#foreign + #jni_main`
  (can't be both an external reference and the app's main entry),
  and bodied methods on `#foreign` decls (foreign methods are
  runtime-provided).
- Lower's foreign-class dispatch errors on non-foreign decls with
  a pointer to the runtime-synthesis follow-up; defined-class
  codegen (Java class emission, RegisterNatives wiring, manifest
  entry generation) lands in a separate session.

Migration:
- `library/modules/platform/android_jni.sx`: all four foreign class
  decls (`Activity`, `Window`, `View`, `WindowInsets`) gain `#foreign`.
- `examples/ffi-jni-class-{01..08}*.sx`: every test's `#jni_class` /
  `#jni_interface` / `#objc_class` / `#objc_protocol` / `#swift_class`
  / `#swift_struct` / `#swift_protocol` usage gains `#foreign`. All
  9 files mechanical perl rename; snapshots unchanged.

Verified locally:
- `zig build test` clean.
- `bash tests/run_examples.sh` 129/129.
- `bash tests/cross_compile.sh` 3/3.
- Chess APK rebuilds, reinstalls, launches on Pixel; safe-area
  clearance preserved.
2026-05-20 12:46:40 +03:00
agra
11021d800d ffi 2.6 green: #jni_method_descriptor("(Sig)Ret") override
New `hash_jni_method_descriptor` lexer token + LSP keyword
classification. `JniMethodDecl` gains `desc_override: ?[]const u8`.
parseJniClassDecl accepts an optional `#jni_method_descriptor("...")`
clause between the return type and the terminating `;`, stashing the
literal as the override. Auto-derivation in Phase 2.8 will treat
this as the precedence override when present.

The 2.6 xfail commit (0ed4799) used the working name `#desc` in its
test file; this commit renames to `#jni_method_descriptor` for
parallel naming with the rest of the FFI directive set (`#jni_call`,
`#jni_class`, `#jni_env`, ...). Test snapshot flips xfail → green.

125/125 examples green.
2026-05-20 10:10:23 +03:00
agra
0ed4799f5f ffi 2.6 xfail: #desc("(Sig)Ret") per-method JNI descriptor override
`weirdMethod :: (self: *Self) -> s32 #desc("()I");` should parse,
today's 2.5 parser expects `;` immediately after the return type
and errors at the `#desc` token. The make-green follow-up adds a
`hash_desc` lexer token and threads an optional `desc_override`
field through `JniMethodDecl`.
2026-05-20 10:06:22 +03:00