## Phase 131-13: MIR JSON 命令順序修正 - copy 遅延ロジック削除(~80行) - MIR の def→use 順序をそのまま出力(SSOT) - PHI 先頭集約のみ維持 ## Phase 131-14: jump-only block 2パス snapshot 解決 - Pass A: jump-only block はメタ記録のみ - Pass B: resolve_jump_only_snapshots() で CFG ベース解決 - path compression で連鎖を効率的に解決 - サイクル検出で Fail-Fast ## 結果 - ✅ STRICT モードでエラーなし - ✅ bb7 が bb5 の snapshot を正しく継承 - ✅ ループが正しく動作(1, 2 出力確認) - ⚠️ print/concat で segfault(別問題、次Phase) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Investigations Folder
This folder contains investigation notes and analysis for debugging sessions.
Active Investigations
Phase 131-12: LLVM Wrong Result (Case C)
Status: ✅ Root cause identified Problem: LLVM backend returns wrong results for loop exit values Root Cause: vmap object identity mismatch between Pass A and Pass C
Key Documents:
- phase131-12-case-c-llvm-wrong-result.md - Initial investigation scope
- phase131-12-p1-vmap-identity-analysis.md - Detailed trace analysis
- phase131-12-p1-trace-summary.md - Executive summary with fix recommendations
Quick Summary:
- Bug: Pass A deletes
_current_vmapbefore Pass C runs - Impact: Terminators use wrong vmap object, missing all Pass A writes
- Fix: Store vmap_cur in deferred_terminators tuple (Option 3)
Next Steps:
- Implement Option 3 fix in block_lower.py
- Add Fail-Fast check in instruction_lower.py
- Verify with NYASH_LLVM_VMAP_TRACE=1
- Run full test suite
Trace Environment Variables
Phase 131-12-P1 Traces
NYASH_LLVM_VMAP_TRACE=1 # Object identity and vmap keys tracing
NYASH_LLVM_USE_HARNESS=1 # Enable llvmlite harness
NYASH_LLVM_DUMP_IR=<path> # Save LLVM IR to file
Investigation Workflow
- Scope - Define problem and test case (phase131-12-case-c-*.md)
- Trace - Add instrumentation and collect data (phase131-12-p1-vmap-identity-*.md)
- Analysis - Identify root cause with evidence (phase131-12-p1-trace-summary.md)
- Fix - Implement solution with validation
- Document - Update investigation notes with results
Archive
Completed investigations are kept for reference and pattern recognition.