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sx/examples/176-build-block-convert.sx
agra 3bd6f26c96 ffi M5.A.next.5.1.A: build_block_convert — expected-failing lock-in
Step 5.1.A of the FFI plan (variadic heterogeneous type packs →
generic `Into(Block)` impl). The eventual step-5.2 impl body will
read `#insert build_block_convert($args, $R);` to emit a per-shape
`__invoke` `callconv(.c)` trampoline + Block literal. 5.1.A pins
the builder's expected output verbatim across three void-returning
pack shapes (0, 1, 2 args) plus one non-void shape (`f64 -> s32`)
that exercises the `return typed_fn(...)` branch.

Today: 4× "unresolved 'build_block_convert'" diagnostics — the
builder isn't in stdlib yet. The next commit adds it to
`library/modules/std/objc_block.sx` and the test flips green.

The per-position type names in the emitted source come from
`type_name(args[i])`; the slice itself is `[]Type` flowing through
the new-form variadic + bare-`$args` path that the recent
issues-0048/0049/0050 fixes unblocked.
2026-05-27 21:48:10 +03:00

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// FFI plan step 5.1 — `build_block_convert(args: []Type, $ret: Type)
// -> string` emits the per-shape source body for the generic
// `Into(Block) for Closure(..$args) -> $R` impl that lands in step
// 5.2. Per-call-shape monomorphisation of the impl body re-runs the
// builder with concrete types bound, so each closure shape gets its
// own dedicated `__invoke` trampoline + Block literal.
//
// This test exercises the builder directly (no `#insert`, no impl
// wiring) — three pack shapes through the same `void`-returning
// wrapper plus one non-void `s32`-returning wrapper to pin the
// `return typed_fn(...)` branch. The expected output captures the
// generated source verbatim so any formatting drift surfaces here
// rather than as a downstream compile error inside the eventual
// step-5.2 impl.
#import "modules/std.sx";
#import "modules/std/objc_block.sx";
preview_void :: (..$args) -> string {
return build_block_convert($args, void);
}
preview_s32 :: (..$args) -> string {
return build_block_convert($args, s32);
}
run_all :: () {
print("--- void / 0 args ---\n{}\n", preview_void());
print("--- void / bool ---\n{}\n", preview_void(true));
print("--- void / s64, string ---\n{}\n", preview_void(42, "hi"));
print("--- s32 / f64 ---\n{}\n", preview_s32(3.14));
}
#run run_all();
main :: () { print("rt\n"); }