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#1

Please take another look at progress on issue #43 in light of the recent fixes for generated golang validity problems.

8 bash

Here's the updated picture. The recent fixes have made significant progress:

Current results: 10/16 transpile, 10/16 pass go vet

File Transpile go vet Status
hello_world.occ OK OK
hello_seq_world.occ OK OK
hello_raw_world.occ OK OK
echoing.occ OK OK
double_echo.occ OK OK
commstime.occ OK OK
cast.occ OK OK Fixed by #56 (boolVars scoping) + #53 + #54
casting.occ OK OK Fixed by #56 + #53 + #54
sort_pump.occ OK OK Fixed by #55 (typed abbrev) + #57 (chan array dir)
sort_pump_2.occ OK OK Fixed by #55 + #57
bar.occ FAIL — PRI ALT, SHARED/CLAIM, dotted protocol tags, AFTER, guarded ALT, multi-dim arrays
demo.occ FAIL — tim ? AFTER, MOBILE
sort_inside.occ FAIL — Expression-sized arrays ([expr]TYPE)
sort_inside_2.occ FAIL — SIZE monitor?, tim ? AFTER
test_bell.occ FAIL — Multi-value CASE labels
test_utils.occ FAIL — Multi-dim arrays ([][n]TYPE), *" string escape

Summary of progress since the issue was opened

  • Originally: 5/16 transpile, 5/16 pass go vet
  • After #44, #45, #46: 10/16 transpile, 6/16 pass go vet
  • After #53, #54, #55, #56, #57/current branch: 10/16 transpile, 10/16 pass go vet

All 4 files that were transpiling but failing go vet are now clean. The remaining 6 files all fail at parse time due to unimplemented language features.

Remaining blockers for the final 6 files

Feature Files blocked Difficulty
tim ? AFTER expr demo.occ, sort_inside_2.occ, bar.occ Medium — needs parser + codegen for timer AFTER input
Multi-value CASE labels ('*n', '*c') test_bell.occ Easy — extend CASE label parsing to accept comma-separated values
Expression-sized arrays ([expr]TYPE) sort_inside.occ Medium — parser currently expects literal size
SIZE monitor? (SIZE of direction-annotated name) sort_inside_2.occ Easy — strip direction suffix in SIZE expression
Multi-dim arrays ([][n]TYPE) test_utils.occ, bar.occ Medium
*" string escape test_utils.occ Easy — add escape sequence to lexer
PRI ALT / guarded ALT / SHARED/CLAIM / dotted protocol tags bar.occ only Hard — bar.occ needs many features

The easiest wins to unblock more files would be multi-value CASE labels (unblocks test_bell.occ) and tim ? AFTER (unblocks demo.occ and sort_inside_2.occ, partially unblocks bar.occ).

#2

Thank you. Please add a comment to the main bug report with your latest findings then open a set of new issues to cover the remaining unimplemented features you've listed above.

13 bash

Done. Here's what I posted:

Comment on #43 — Updated status showing 10/16 files now fully passing go vet (up from 5/16 when the issue was opened), with a progress timeline and links to all new issues.

9 new issues created:

# Feature Easiest wins
#60 tim ? AFTER expr (timer delay) Unblocks 3 files
#61 Multi-value CASE labels Unblocks test_bell.occ
#62 Expression-sized arrays Unblocks sort_inside.occ
#63 SIZE of direction-annotated name Unblocks sort_inside_2.occ (with #60)
#64 Multi-dimensional arrays Unblocks test_utils.occ (with #65)
#65 *" string escape Small lexer change
#66 PRI ALT bar.occ only
#67 Guarded ALT with boolean conditions bar.occ only
#68 Dotted protocol tags bar.occ only

SHARED/CLAIM and MOBILE were already tracked in #40. The bar.occ file remains the hardest to unblock since it depends on 6+ features including the occam-pi extensions.

#3

Thank you. Great work. One thing though: in the summary above you helpfully provided an assesment of the relative implementation difficulty of the remaining issues. However I don't see that difficulty information in either the main bug summary comment nor the newly opened issues. Apologies if it's there and I missed it. It would be useful to capture that information for future project planning.

10 bash
#4

Thank you!

#6

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#7

Bye!

#5

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