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sx/examples/96-objc-block-capture.sx
agra 92c6b47f12 mem: Step 3 — thread __sx_ctx through closure/fn-pointer/method dispatch
Continues the implicit-Context refactor. Bare-fn trampolines, lambda
trampolines, and protocol thunks now carry __sx_ctx at slot 0; call
sites for closures, fn-pointer variables, and method dispatch prepend
the caller's current ctx.

- emit_llvm.zig:1687 call_indirect treats `fp_ctx_slots` leading args
  as opaque ptr (the implicit ctx) when the fn-pointer is default-conv
  under has_implicit_ctx.
- lower.zig:fnPtrTypeWantsCtx predicate gates the prepend at both
  scope-local and global fn-pointer call sites.
- lower.zig:fixupMethodReceiver skips __sx_ctx when probing the
  receiver param's type.
- lower.zig:lowerLambda builds closure type from user-visible params
  only (skip ctx + env).
- lower.zig:closure(bare_fn) builds closure type from user-visible
  params only.
- module.zig: Module.has_implicit_ctx flag mirrors Lowering's switch
  so emit_llvm can read it without a back-pointer.

Tests updated:
- 5 ObjC-block/runtime tests get `callconv(.c)` on fn-ptr types
  cast from `objc_msgSend` / Block.invoke (C-side calls into sx).
- ffi-06-callback gets `callconv(.c)` on double_it/add_with_ctx —
  the registered C-side callbacks.
- 08-types snapshot regen (undefined-init drift from layout shift).
- 11 JNI/ObjC .ir snapshots regen for the ctx-prepended thunk
  signatures.

151/152 example tests pass. Remaining failure (05-run) is the
comptime/interp path that requires Step 7 (callWithDefaultContext).
2026-05-25 08:41:50 +03:00

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// A capturing closure rides through `xx ... : Block` and the
// captured state survives across the call. The block's sx_env field
// holds the closure's env pointer; the invoke trampoline restores it
// before delegating.
#import "modules/std.sx";
#import "modules/std/objc_block.sx";
main :: () -> s32 {
x : s64 = 42;
y : s64 = 100;
cl := () => { print("x + y = {}\n", x + y); };
b : Block = xx cl;
invoke_fn : (*Block) -> void callconv(.c) = xx b.invoke;
invoke_fn(@b);
0;
}