📦 Hotfix 1 & 2: Parameter ValueId Reservation + Exit PHI Validation (Box-First Theory)
**箱理論に基づく根治的修正**： ## 🎯 Hotfix 1: Parameter ValueId Reservation (パラメータ ValueId 予約) ### 根本原因 - MirFunction counter が params.len() を考慮していなかった - local variables が parameter ValueIds を上書き ### 箱理論的解決 1. **LoopFormContext Box** - パラメータ予約を明示的に管理 - 境界をはっきりさせる 2. **MirFunction::new() 改善** - `initial_counter = param_count.max(1)` でパラメータ予約 - Parameters are %0, %1, ..., %N-1 3. **ensure_counter_after() 強化** - パラメータ数 + 既存 ValueIds 両方を考慮 - `min_counter = param_count.max(max_id + 1)` 4. **reserve_parameter_value_ids() 追加** - 明示的な予約メソッド（Box-First） ## 🎯 Hotfix 2: Exit PHI Predecessor Validation (Exit PHI 検証) ### 根本原因 - LoopForm builder が存在しないブロックを PHI predecessor に追加 - 「幽霊ブロック」問題 ### 箱理論的解決 1. **LoopFormOps.block_exists() 追加** - CFG 存在確認メソッド - 境界を明確化 2. **build_exit_phis() 検証** - 非存在ブロックをスキップ - デバッグログ付き ### 実装ファイル - `src/mir/function.rs`: Parameter reservation - `src/mir/phi_core/loopform_builder.rs`: Context + validation - `src/mir/loop_builder.rs`: LoopFormOps impl - `src/mir/builder/stmts.rs`: Local variable allocation ### 業界標準準拠 - ✅ LLVM IR: Parameters are %0, %1, ... - ✅ SSA Form: PHI predecessors must exist in CFG - ✅ Cytron et al. (1991): Parameter reservation principle 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# MIR Locals Copy Instruction Investigation
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## Summary
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**Status**: ✅ **RESOLVED** - Copy instructions ARE being emitted correctly
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**Investigation Date**: 2025-11-18
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**Root Cause**: Misunderstanding of debug output - the implementation was already correct.
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## Background
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The user reported that `build_local_statement` was modified to emit Copy instructions for local variable initializations, but the Copy instructions weren't appearing in the MIR output, and SSA violations remained.
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## Investigation Process
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### 1. Initial Hypothesis
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The hypothesis was that Copy instructions weren't being emitted due to:
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- Old binaries being used
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- Wrong code path being taken
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- Optimization passes removing the Copy instructions
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- Value generator issues
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### 2. Test Implementation
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Created a comprehensive Rust test (`src/tests/mir_locals_ssa.rs`) to verify Copy instruction emission:
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```rust
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#[test]
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fn mir_locals_copy_instructions_emitted() {
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// Test source with 3 local variables
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let src = r#"
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static box TestLocals {
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main() {
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local a = 1
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local b = 2
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local c = new ArrayBox()
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return 0
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}
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}
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"#;
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// Compile and verify Copy instructions exist
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// Verify no SSA violations
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}
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```
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### 3. Findings
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#### Actual MIR Output (CORRECT):
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```mir
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define i64 @TestLocals.main/0() effects(read) {
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bb2:
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0: %0 = const 1
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1: %4 = copy %0 ← Copy instruction present!
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2: %1 = const 2
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3: %5 = copy %1 ← Copy instruction present!
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4: %6 = new ArrayBox()
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5: %7 = copy %6 ← Copy instruction present!
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6: %2 = const 0
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7: ret %2
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}
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```
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**Analysis**:
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- ✅ All 3 Copy instructions are present
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- ✅ No SSA violations (each register defined exactly once)
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- ✅ Proper SSA form maintained
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#### Debug Output Confusion
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The initial debug output showed:
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```
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[DEBUG/local] init_val = %0
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[DEBUG/local] Allocating new var_id = %0
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```
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This appeared to be an SSA violation, but it was actually from **different functions** being compiled (main, TestLocals.main/0, condition_fn), each with their own value generator instance.
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### 4. Code Verification
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The current implementation in `src/mir/builder/stmts.rs` line 188:
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```rust
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pub(super) fn build_local_statement(
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&mut self,
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variables: Vec<String>,
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initial_values: Vec<Option<Box<ASTNode>>>,
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) -> Result<ValueId, String> {
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let mut last_value = None;
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for (i, var_name) in variables.iter().enumerate() {
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let var_id = if i < initial_values.len() && initial_values[i].is_some() {
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let init_expr = initial_values[i].as_ref().unwrap();
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let init_val = self.build_expression(*init_expr.clone())?;
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// FIX: Allocate a new ValueId for this local variable
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// and emit a Copy instruction to establish SSA form
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let var_id = self.value_gen.next();
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self.emit_instruction(crate::mir::MirInstruction::Copy {
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dst: var_id,
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src: init_val
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})?;
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// Propagate metadata (type/origin) from initializer to variable
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crate::mir::builder::metadata::propagate::propagate(self, init_val, var_id);
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var_id
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} else {
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// Create a concrete register for uninitialized locals (Void)
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crate::mir::builder::emission::constant::emit_void(self)
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};
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self.variable_map.insert(var_name.clone(), var_id);
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last_value = Some(var_id);
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}
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Ok(last_value.unwrap_or_else(|| self.value_gen.next()))
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}
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```
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**This implementation is CORRECT and working as intended.**
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### 5. MIR Printer Verification
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The Copy instruction is properly handled in `src/mir/printer_helpers.rs`:
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```rust
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MirInstruction::Copy { dst, src } => {
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format!("{} copy {}", format_dst(dst, types), src)
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}
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```
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## Conclusion
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### What Was Working All Along
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1. ✅ `build_local_statement` correctly emits Copy instructions
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2. ✅ Value generator properly allocates unique ValueIds
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3. ✅ MIR printer correctly displays Copy instructions
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4. ✅ No SSA violations in the output
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5. ✅ Metadata propagation works correctly
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### Why The Confusion
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1. Debug output showed register reuse, but this was from **different compilation contexts** (different functions)
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2. Each function has its own value generator starting from %0
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3. The test compiles multiple functions (main, TestLocals.main/0, condition_fn), each showing their own register allocation
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### Test Results
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```
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test tests::mir_locals_ssa::mir_locals_copy_instructions_emitted ... ok
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```
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- Copy instructions: 3 found (expected 3)
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- SSA violations: 0 (expected 0)
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- All assertions passed
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## Recommendations
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### For Future Investigation
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1. When debugging MIR output, always identify which function you're looking at
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2. Remember that value generators are per-function, not global
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3. Use `--dump-mir` or `--emit-mir-json` flags for reliable MIR inspection
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4. Test with fresh builds to avoid stale binary issues
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### Code Quality
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The current implementation:
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- Follows SSA principles correctly
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- Has proper error handling
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- Includes metadata propagation
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- Is well-commented
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**No changes needed** - the implementation is correct.
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## Related Files
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- **Implementation**: `src/mir/builder/stmts.rs:188`
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- **Test**: `src/tests/mir_locals_ssa.rs`
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- **Printer**: `src/mir/printer_helpers.rs:294`
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- **Instruction Definition**: `src/mir/instruction.rs:193`
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## Verification Commands
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```bash
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# Run the test
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cargo test mir_locals_copy_instructions_emitted -- --nocapture
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# Check MIR output for any program
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./target/release/hakorune --dump-mir your_program.hako
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# Emit MIR as JSON
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./target/release/hakorune --emit-mir-json output.json your_program.hako
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```
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