refactor(joinir): Phase 286C-2.1 - 3-stage pipeline scaffolding (Scan/Plan/Apply)

- Create 3-stage pipeline architecture to solve borrow checker conflicts
- Stage 1 (ScanBox): Read-only scanning, identify rewrites (170 lines)
- Stage 2 (PlanBox): Pure transformation, generate new blocks (85 lines)
- Stage 3 (ApplyBox): Builder mutation only (75 lines)

New Files:
- scan_box.rs: Stage 1 - Read-only scan for RewritePlan
- plan_box.rs: Stage 2 - Transform RewritePlan → RewrittenBlocks
- apply_box.rs: Stage 3 - Apply RewrittenBlocks to MirBuilder
- C-2.1-pipeline-refactoring.md: Implementation guide

Data Structures:
- RewritePlan: Describes WHAT to rewrite (tail calls, returns, PHI, params)
- RewrittenBlocks: Contains HOW to rewrite (new blocks, replacements, inputs)

Benefits:
- Borrow checker safety: No overlapping mutable/immutable borrows
- Single responsibility: Each stage has one clear purpose
- Testability: Each stage can be unit tested independently
- Maintainability: Clear data flow, isolated changes

Status:
- Scaffolding:  Complete (structure defined, stub implementations)
- Integration:  Next step (refactor merge_and_rewrite to use 3 stages)

Build: cargo build --release 

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Phase 286C-2.1: 3-Stage Pipeline Refactoring
## Goal
Refactor `instruction_rewriter.rs` into a **3-stage pipeline** (Scan → Plan → Apply) to:
1. Solve Rust borrow checker conflicts
2. Clarify responsibilities (1 Box = 1 Question)
3. Make code more maintainable and testable
## Current Status: ✅ **Scaffolding Complete**
### What's Done
- ✅ Created 3 new module files with basic structure
- ✅ Defined core data structures
- ✅ Registered modules in `mod.rs`
- ✅ Build passes (`cargo build --release`)
### Files Created
```
src/mir/builder/control_flow/joinir/merge/rewriter/
├── scan_box.rs # Stage 1: Read-only scanning
├── plan_box.rs # Stage 2: Pure transformation
└── apply_box.rs # Stage 3: Builder mutation only
```
## The 3 Stages
### Stage 1: Scan (Read-Only)
**File**: `scan_box.rs`
**Responsibility**: "What needs to be rewritten?"
- **Input**: `&MirFunction`, `&JoinInlineBoundary`, `&RewriteContext`
- **Output**: `RewritePlan` (describes WHAT to do)
- **Key**: Does NOT touch `MirBuilder`
**Data Structures**:
```rust
pub struct RewritePlan {
pub tail_calls: Vec<TailCallRewrite>,
pub return_conversions: Vec<ReturnConversion>,
pub phi_adjustments: Vec<PhiAdjustment>,
pub parameter_bindings: Vec<ParameterBinding>,
}
```
**What it does**:
- Identify tail calls to rewrite
- Find return instructions to convert
- Detect PHI adjustments needed
- Collect parameter binding requirements
### Stage 2: Plan (Pure Transformation)
**File**: `plan_box.rs`
**Responsibility**: "How should the MIR look after rewriting?"
- **Input**: `RewritePlan`
- **Output**: `RewrittenBlocks` (new blocks, PHI tables, remapping tables)
- **Key**: Can update `RewriteContext` but does NOT touch builder
**Data Structures**:
```rust
pub struct RewrittenBlocks {
pub new_blocks: Vec<BasicBlock>,
pub block_replacements: BTreeMap<BasicBlockId, BasicBlock>,
pub phi_inputs: Vec<(BasicBlockId, ValueId)>,
pub carrier_inputs: BTreeMap<String, Vec<(BasicBlockId, ValueId)>>,
}
```
**What it does**:
- Generate new basic blocks based on plan
- Create PHI input mappings
- Prepare parameter binding instructions
- Build block ID remapping tables
### Stage 3: Apply (Builder Mutation Only)
**File**: `apply_box.rs`
**Responsibility**: "Put the new MIR into the builder"
- **Input**: `&mut MirBuilder`, `RewrittenBlocks`
- **Output**: Merge result reflected in builder
- **Key**: ONLY adds/replaces blocks in builder
**What it does**:
- Add new blocks to MirBuilder
- Replace modified blocks
- Update function metadata
## Why This Approach Works
**The Borrow Checker Problem**:
- Currently: Mutating `MirBuilder` while updating `RewriteContext` causes conflicts
- Solution: **Separate "read", "plan", and "apply" into distinct time windows**
**Borrow Lifecycle**:
```rust
// Stage 1: Read-Only (immutable borrow)
let plan = scan(&mir_function, &boundary, &ctx);
// Stage 2: Pure (no builder borrow)
let blocks = plan_transform(plan, &mut ctx);
// Stage 3: Mutation (mutable borrow, no conflicts)
apply(&mut builder, blocks);
```
## Implementation Strategy (Incremental)
### ✅ Step 0: Scaffolding (DONE)
- [x] Create 3 files with basic structure
- [x] Define data structures
- [x] Register modules
- [x] Test build
### 🔄 Step 1: Split within same file (NEXT)
Create 3 functions in `instruction_rewriter.rs`:
```rust
fn scan(...) -> RewritePlan { ... }
fn plan(plan: RewritePlan) -> RewrittenBlocks { ... }
fn apply(builder: &mut MirBuilder, blocks: RewrittenBlocks) { ... }
```
Refactor `merge_and_rewrite()` to:
```rust
pub fn merge_and_rewrite(...) -> Result<MergeResult, String> {
let plan = scan(...);
let blocks = plan(plan);
apply(builder, blocks)?;
// ... existing post-processing ...
}
```
**Test**: `cargo build --release` + quick smoke tests
### 📦 Step 2: Extract to separate files
- Move `scan()``scan_box.rs`
- Move `plan()``plan_box.rs`
- Move `apply()``apply_box.rs`
**Test**: `cargo build --release` + quick smoke tests
### 🔗 Step 3: Merge existing helper boxes
- Integrate `InstructionFilterBox`, `TailCallDetectorBox` → into `ScanBox`
- Integrate `ParameterBindingBox`, `ReturnConverterBox` → into `PlanBox`
**Test**: `cargo build --release` + quick smoke tests
## Current Implementation State
### ScanBox (`scan_box.rs`)
**Status**: Scaffolding only
- ✅ Data structures defined
- ⏳ Logic stub (returns empty result)
- ⏳ Needs implementation
**Next**: Implement `scan_block()` logic
### PlanBox (`plan_box.rs`)
**Status**: Scaffolding only
- ✅ Data structures defined
- ⏳ Logic stub (returns empty result)
- ⏳ Needs implementation
**Next**: Implement `transform()` logic
### ApplyBox (`apply_box.rs`)
**Status**: Basic implementation
- ✅ Data structures defined
- ✅ Basic `apply()` implementation (adds/replaces blocks)
- ⏳ Needs integration with full pipeline
**Next**: Test with real data
## Testing Strategy
### Unit Tests
Each Box should have tests:
- `scan_box.rs`: Test block scanning logic
- `plan_box.rs`: Test plan → blocks transformation
- `apply_box.rs`: Test builder mutation
### Integration Tests
- Test full pipeline: scan → plan → apply
- Compare output with current `merge_and_rewrite()` (should be identical)
### Smoke Tests
Use existing smoke tests after each step:
- `tools/smokes/v2/run.sh --profile quick`
- No new failures beyond known issues
## Success Criteria
1.`merge_and_rewrite()` becomes ~100-200 line orchestrator
2.`cargo build --release` passes at each step
3. ⏳ Quick smoke tests maintain (no new failures)
4. ⏳ Borrow checker conflicts resolved
5. ⏳ Zero functionality changes (pure refactoring)
## Important Notes
- **Incremental steps** - test after each change
- **Preserve all functionality** - this is refactoring, not rewriting
- **Use RewriteContext from Phase 286C-2** - already committed
- **Read current code first** - understand actual structure before changing
## Next Steps
1. **Implement Step 1**: Split `merge_and_rewrite()` into 3 functions within same file
2. **Test extensively**: Ensure no behavioral changes
3. **Document edge cases**: Identify any special handling needed
4. **Proceed to Step 2**: Extract to separate files only after Step 1 works
## References
- **Original file**: `src/mir/builder/control_flow/joinir/merge/instruction_rewriter.rs` (1422 lines)
- **RewriteContext**: `src/mir/builder/control_flow/joinir/merge/rewriter/rewrite_context.rs`
- **Existing helper boxes**: `instruction_filter_box.rs`, `parameter_binding_box.rs`, etc.

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//! ApplyBox: Builder mutation only (RewrittenBlocks → MirBuilder)
//!
//! Phase 286C-2.1: Third stage of 3-stage pipeline (Scan → Plan → Apply)
//! Adds/replaces blocks in MirBuilder WITHOUT reading/analyzing.
use crate::mir::builder::MirBuilder;
use crate::mir::{BasicBlock, BasicBlockId};
use super::plan_box::RewrittenBlocks;
/// ApplyBox: Builder mutation only
pub struct ApplyBox;
impl ApplyBox {
/// Apply rewritten blocks to the MirBuilder
///
/// This is the ONLY stage that mutates the builder.
/// It doesn't analyze or plan - just adds/replaces blocks.
///
/// # Arguments
/// * `builder` - The MirBuilder to mutate
/// * `blocks` - The rewritten blocks from PlanBox
///
/// # Returns
/// * Result indicating success or failure
pub fn apply(builder: &mut MirBuilder, blocks: RewrittenBlocks) -> Result<(), String> {
// Add new blocks
if let Some(ref mut current_func) = builder.scope_ctx.current_function {
for block in blocks.new_blocks {
current_func.add_block(block);
}
// Replace existing blocks
for (block_id, new_block) in blocks.block_replacements {
current_func.blocks.insert(block_id, new_block);
}
}
Ok(())
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
use crate::mir::builder::MirBuilder;
use std::collections::BTreeMap;
#[test]
fn test_apply_box_basic() {
// Basic smoke test
let mut builder = MirBuilder::new();
let blocks = RewrittenBlocks {
new_blocks: Vec::new(),
block_replacements: BTreeMap::new(),
phi_inputs: Vec::new(),
carrier_inputs: BTreeMap::new(),
};
let result = ApplyBox::apply(&mut builder, blocks);
assert!(result.is_ok());
}
}

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pub(super) mod terminator; // Phase 260 P0.1 Step 5: Terminator remapping extracted ✅
pub(super) mod type_propagation; // Phase 260 P0.1 Step 4: Type propagation extracted ✅
// Phase 286C-2.1: 3-stage pipeline (Scan → Plan → Apply) ✅
pub(super) mod scan_box; // Stage 1: Read-only scanning for rewrite planning
pub(super) mod plan_box; // Stage 2: Pure transformation (scan → blocks)
pub(super) mod apply_box; // Stage 3: Builder mutation only
// Re-export public API
// Phase 260 P0.1 Step 3: From helpers ✅
pub(super) use super::instruction_rewriter::merge_and_rewrite; // Still in parent (TODO: extract)

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//! PlanBox: Pure transformation (Scan → RewrittenBlocks)
//!
//! Phase 286C-2.1: Second stage of 3-stage pipeline (Scan → Plan → Apply)
//! Generates new blocks and mappings WITHOUT touching the builder.
use crate::mir::{BasicBlock, BasicBlockId, ValueId};
use std::collections::BTreeMap;
use super::scan_box::RewritePlan;
/// Rewritten blocks: New blocks, PHI inputs, carrier inputs (ready to apply)
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct RewrittenBlocks {
/// New blocks to add to the builder
pub new_blocks: Vec<BasicBlock>,
/// Block replacements: Map<block_id, new_block>
pub block_replacements: BTreeMap<BasicBlockId, BasicBlock>,
/// PHI inputs for exit block: Vec<(from_block, value)>
pub phi_inputs: Vec<(BasicBlockId, ValueId)>,
/// Carrier inputs: Map<carrier_name, Vec<(from_block, value)>>
pub carrier_inputs: BTreeMap<String, Vec<(BasicBlockId, ValueId)>>,
}
/// PlanBox: Pure transformation from RewritePlan to RewrittenBlocks
pub struct PlanBox;
impl PlanBox {
/// Transform a RewritePlan into RewrittenBlocks
///
/// This is a PURE transformation - no builder mutation, no side effects.
/// Can update RewriteContext but does NOT touch MirBuilder.
///
/// # Arguments
/// * `plan` - The rewrite plan from ScanBox
///
/// # Returns
/// * RewrittenBlocks ready to be applied to the builder
pub fn transform(_plan: RewritePlan) -> RewrittenBlocks {
// TODO: Implement transformation logic
// For now, return empty result
RewrittenBlocks {
new_blocks: Vec::new(),
block_replacements: BTreeMap::new(),
phi_inputs: Vec::new(),
carrier_inputs: BTreeMap::new(),
}
}
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_plan_box_basic() {
// Basic smoke test
let plan = RewritePlan {
tail_calls: Vec::new(),
return_conversions: Vec::new(),
phi_adjustments: Vec::new(),
parameter_bindings: Vec::new(),
};
let blocks = PlanBox::transform(plan);
assert!(blocks.new_blocks.is_empty());
}
}

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//! ScanBox: Read-only scanning for rewrite planning
//!
//! Phase 286C-2.1: First stage of 3-stage pipeline (Scan → Plan → Apply)
//! Identifies what needs to be rewritten WITHOUT mutating any state.
use crate::mir::{BasicBlock, BasicBlockId, MirFunction, MirInstruction, ValueId};
use std::collections::BTreeSet;
/// Rewrite plan: Describes WHAT to do (doesn't touch instructions yet)
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct RewritePlan {
/// Tail calls to be converted to parameter bindings + Jump
pub tail_calls: Vec<TailCallRewrite>,
/// Return instructions to convert to Jump to exit block
pub return_conversions: Vec<ReturnConversion>,
/// PHI adjustments needed (currently empty, for future use)
pub phi_adjustments: Vec<PhiAdjustment>,
/// Parameter bindings to generate for tail calls
pub parameter_bindings: Vec<ParameterBinding>,
}
/// Information about a tail call to rewrite
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct TailCallRewrite {
/// Block containing the tail call
pub block_id: BasicBlockId,
/// Target function name
pub target_func_name: String,
/// Target block (entry block of called function)
pub target_block: BasicBlockId,
/// Remapped arguments to pass
pub args: Vec<ValueId>,
/// Whether this is a recursive call (same function)
pub is_recursive: bool,
/// Whether this is a continuation call (k_exit, etc.)
pub is_continuation: bool,
/// Whether the target is the loop entry function
pub is_loop_entry: bool,
}
/// Information about a Return instruction to convert
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct ReturnConversion {
/// Block containing the Return
pub block_id: BasicBlockId,
/// Return value (if any)
pub return_value: Option<ValueId>,
/// Whether this has exit edge args
pub has_exit_edge_args: bool,
/// Whether to keep Return (non-skippable continuation)
pub should_keep_return: bool,
}
/// PHI adjustment (placeholder for future use)
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct PhiAdjustment {
/// Block containing the PHI
pub block_id: BasicBlockId,
/// PHI destination
pub phi_dst: ValueId,
}
/// Parameter binding to generate
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct ParameterBinding {
/// Block to insert the binding into
pub block_id: BasicBlockId,
/// Destination ValueId (parameter)
pub dst: ValueId,
/// Source ValueId (argument)
pub src: ValueId,
}
/// ScanBox: Read-only scanning for rewrite planning
pub struct ScanBox;
impl ScanBox {
/// Scan a block to identify rewrite operations needed
///
/// This is a READ-ONLY operation - it doesn't mutate any state,
/// just analyzes what needs to be done.
///
/// # Arguments
/// * `block` - The block to scan
/// * `block_id` - The block's ID
/// * `func_name` - The function containing this block
/// * Additional context parameters (TODO: consolidate into ScanContext)
///
/// # Returns
/// * Instructions to skip, tail calls found, returns to convert, etc.
pub fn scan_block(
block: &BasicBlock,
block_id: BasicBlockId,
_func_name: &str,
) -> BlockScanResult {
let mut skip_instructions = BTreeSet::new();
let mut found_tail_call = false;
// Scan instructions for tail calls, returns, etc.
for (idx, inst) in block.instructions.iter().enumerate() {
match inst {
MirInstruction::Call { .. } => {
// Detect tail calls
// TODO: Implement tail call detection logic
found_tail_call = false; // Placeholder
}
MirInstruction::Return { .. } => {
// Mark return for conversion
// TODO: Implement return conversion detection
}
_ => {}
}
}
BlockScanResult {
skip_instructions,
found_tail_call,
tail_call_target: None,
}
}
}
/// Result of scanning a single block
#[derive(Debug, Clone)]
pub struct BlockScanResult {
/// Instruction indices to skip during rewriting
pub skip_instructions: BTreeSet<usize>,
/// Whether a tail call was found
pub found_tail_call: bool,
/// Tail call target (if found)
pub tail_call_target: Option<(BasicBlockId, Vec<ValueId>)>,
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_scan_box_basic() {
// Basic smoke test - will expand with real logic
let block = BasicBlock::new(BasicBlockId(0));
let result = ScanBox::scan_block(&block, BasicBlockId(0), "test_func");
assert!(!result.found_tail_call);
}
}