Per user design: on_build(build) is the build-callback registrar (a free fn), generalizing set_post_link_callback — the callback is (opt: BuildOptions) -> bool and the compiler invokes it post-codegen WITH the BuildOptions handle. - VM: callCompilerFn 'on_build' arm + legacy handleOnBuild, both set post_link_callback_fn + a new BuildConfig.post_link_takes_options flag. - comptime_vm: runEntry refactored to runEntryArgs(extra) (implicit ctx + explicit args); new public runBuildCallback(..., pass_options) passes the opaque BuildOptions handle (one word) after the ctx. The fat-config marshaling fear is moot — the handle is a single null-sentinel word. - core.invokeByFuncId/invokeByName take pass_options (was an unused args slice); main.zig passes comp.getPostLinkTakesOptions(). - build.sx: on_build decl (set_post_link_callback kept for now). Smoke test examples/1664-platform-on-build-callback (AOT): #run on_build(build) with build :: (opt: BuildOptions) -> bool; the callback is invoked with the handle arg (runEntryArgs param-count match) and runs the primitives. Benign .ir churn (37 snapshots: type table +1 for the on_build fn type + global renumber; behavior identical). 705/0 both gates.
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#import "modules/std.sx";
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#import "modules/build.sx";
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#import "modules/compiler.sx";
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// P5.3 smoke test — `on_build(build)` registers the build callback (the Phase 5
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// form), and the compiler invokes it post-codegen WITH the BuildOptions handle
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// as an arg (`build :: (opt: BuildOptions) -> bool`). This exercises the VM
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// entry that passes an explicit arg after the implicit context (runEntryArgs).
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// The callback uses the build-pipeline primitives (no opt accessors yet) and
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// returns true; AOT observes success via the build exit code.
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build :: (opt: BuildOptions) -> bool abi(.compiler) {
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obj := emit_object();
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return obj.len > 0;
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}
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#run on_build(build);
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main :: () { print("runtime main\n"); }
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