# 0100 — cross-module same-name function lowering collision

**RESOLVED.** Two modules each exporting a top-level function with the same
short name (`std.cli.parse`, 3 params; `std.json.parse`, 2 params) collided
in IR lowering's bare-name function table. `fn_ast_map` (short name → AST)
was **last-wins**, while `module.functions` / `resolveFuncByName` are
**first-wins**, so importing both modules and calling one bound the AST of
one function against the FuncId of the other and tripped
`lazyLowerFunction`'s param-count assert (`src/ir/lower.zig:1606`,
`func.params.len == fd.params.len + ctx_slots`) — `panic: reached
unreachable code`. Qualified imports (`j :: #import`) did not help: lowering
keyed everything by short name, so `j.parse` and a bare `parse` resolved to
the same colliding entry.

**Fix** (`src/ir/lower.zig`, `src/ast.zig`, `src/imports.zig`):

1. **Module-qualified identity.** A namespaced import's OWN plain functions
   are now registered under their qualified name (`ns.fn`) in `fn_ast_map`,
   giving `cli.parse` / `json.parse` independent identities. The qualified
   resolution paths in `CallResolver.plan` and `lowerCall` already prefer
   `ns.fn` — they just had nothing to find. `NamespaceDecl` carries the
   module's `own_decls` (populated in `imports.addNamespace`) so the
   registration covers authored decls, not transitive flat imports. Generic
   / comptime / pack / foreign functions are excluded — they dispatch by
   monomorphization off the bare template name, not the plain
   `resolveFuncByName` path, so a qualified alias would strand their
   per-call type bindings. The qualified function is declared + lowered on
   demand by `lazyLowerFunction`'s null-FuncId path (no eager `declareFunction`,
   which would resolve types before the forward-alias fixpoint).
2. **First-wins bare registration.** `scanDecls` no longer lets a later
   namespace recursion clobber an existing bare `fn_ast_map` entry, aligning
   it with `mergeFlat` / `resolveFuncByName`. A bare `parse` with one module
   flat-imported now consistently resolves to the first (unqualified-scope)
   function instead of splitting AST/FuncId across modules.

Regression: `examples/0719-modules-cli-and-json.sx` imports BOTH `std.cli`
and `std.json` under distinct namespaces and calls both `cli.parse`
(dispatch) and `json.parse` (document read), asserting correct results.
Panics on pre-fix code; passes after.

## F1 follow-up — qualified alias must lower in its own source context

The identity fix above registered `ns.fn` in `fn_ast_map` WITHOUT an eager
`declareFunction`, so the qualified alias is lowered through
`lazyLowerFunction`'s **null-FuncId** `lowerFunction` path — which had no
`Function.source_file` to restore (the non-null path does
`setCurrentSourceFile(func.source_file)`). The alias therefore lowered in the
**caller's** visibility context, and a qualified function calling a helper
from **its own module's flat import** was rejected:

```
m :: #import "m.sx";            // m.sx: `#import "helper.sx"; foo :: () { helper() }`
main :: () -> s32 { print("{}\n", m.foo()); 0 }   // → 'helper' is not visible
```

**Fix** (`src/ir/program_index.zig`, `src/ir/lower.zig`):

- New `ProgramIndex.qualified_fn_source` (qualified name → declaring source
  file), populated in `registerQualifiedFn` from the decl's own source.
- `lazyLowerFunction`'s null-FuncId branch restores that source via
  `setCurrentSourceFile` before calling `lowerFunction`, so `ns.fn`'s body
  lowers in its own module's context and its own-import callees resolve.
- `lowerFunction` now records `Function.source_file = current_source_file`
  on the freshly-begun function (matching `declareFunction`), so the lowered
  alias carries its own module for diagnostics/emit.

Regression: `examples/0720-modules-qualified-own-import.sx` — `calc.compute`
(a qualified alias) calls `triple` / `base` from calc.sx's own flat import.
Reports `'triple' is not visible` on the attempt-1 code; passes after. 0719's
cross-module dual-`parse` assertion stays green.

## Symptom

- **Observed:** a program that imports two modules each exporting a
  same-named top-level function AND calls one crashes IR lowering:
  `panic: reached unreachable code` at `src/ir/lower.zig:1606`
  (`lazyLowerFunction`) via `lowerCall`.
- **Expected:** each `pkg.fn(...)` resolves to its own module's function;
  the program compiles and runs.

## Reproduction

```sx
#import "modules/std.sx";
cli  :: #import "modules/std/cli.sx";
json :: #import "modules/std/json.sx";

main :: () -> s32 {
    gpa := GPA.init();
    arena := Arena.init(xx gpa, 8192);
    defer arena.deinit();

    cmds : []Command = .[ Command.{ group = "ci", command = "publish", flags = .[] } ];
    argv : []string = .["ci", "publish"];
    d : Diag = .{};
    p, e := cli.parse(argv, cmds, @d);     // 3-param cli.parse
    if e { return 64; }

    v, je := json.parse("[1,2,3]", xx arena);   // 2-param json.parse
    if je { return 65; }
    return 0;
}
```

Pre-fix: `panic: reached unreachable code` at `src/ir/lower.zig:1606`.
Post-fix: compiles and runs (exit 0).

## Root cause

`fn_ast_map`, `module.functions` (matched by interned name), and
`lowered_functions` were all keyed by a function's SHORT name. Two functions
sharing a short name across modules occupied the same key; the `put`-order
mismatch (AST last-wins vs FuncId first-wins) drove `lazyLowerFunction` to
lower one signature against the other's body. The qualified-call resolution
machinery already existed but was never fed module-qualified entries.

## Fix verification

- `zig build` → 0
- `zig build test` → 0 (incl. LSP corpus sweep, 472 examples)
- `bash tests/run_examples.sh` → 455 passed, 0 failed
- `examples/0719-modules-cli-and-json.sx`: panics pre-fix, passes post-fix.
- `examples/0720-modules-qualified-own-import.sx`: `'… is not visible'` on
  the attempt-1 code, passes after the F1 fix.

Regression tests: `examples/0719-modules-cli-and-json.sx` (collision),
`examples/0720-modules-qualified-own-import.sx` (F1 own-import visibility).