codegen: primitive-impl self receivers + float byte-conversion lowerings (#40) - #45
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Fixes #40 (the remaining shapes). The to/from_*_bytes lowerings existed but were gated on inferring the receiver's numeric type, which missed two shapes exercised by scalar Serialize impls: - 'self' inside 'impl ... for <primitive>': infer_simple_expr_type now types a bare 'self' path from current_impl_method_self_tys when the self type is primitive (narrow gate -- struct-impl self inference is untouched), so every receiver-type-gated numeric lowering fires in scalar-impl method bodies. - f32/f64::to_le/be/ne_bytes: the byte-conversion lowerings were int-only (std::byteswap is integral-only). to_ne_bytes now fires for floats (plain bit_cast); le/be get float variants that reverse the byte array on endian mismatch -- identical object-representation semantics. Real-world case: srpc.wire.serde (mako crates/srpc) scalar Serialize/Deserialize impls ('self.to_le_bytes()' on i8..u64/f64). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The extension-trait free-fn emitter (impl-for-primitive Serialize etc. lower here, not through emit_method) set only the synthetic current_struct="Self" and never pushed current_impl_method_self_tys, so the bare-self typing added for #40 could not see the impl's concrete self type. Push method_spec.self_ty (None for default-method template Self) around the body emission, mirroring emit_method's wrapper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #40 (the remaining shapes — the local-receiver
to_le_byteslowering already existed).Three coordinated pieces:
selftyping:infer_simple_expr_typetypes aselfpath fromcurrent_impl_method_self_tyswhen the impl's self type is primitive (narrow gate — struct-implselfinference untouched), so every receiver-type-gated numeric lowering fires insideimpl … for <primitive>bodies.current_struct="Self"; it now pushesmethod_spec.self_ty(None for default-method templateSelf) around body emission, mirroringemit_method's wrapper — without this, (1) can't see the type.to_ne_bytesnow fires for floats (plain bit_cast);to_le/be_bytesget float variants that reverse the byte array on endian mismatch (std::byteswapis integral-only).Verification: bin unit suite 1910/1910;
e2e_basic31/31 incl. new regressiontest_primitive_impl_self_receiver_numeric_lowering(i32 + f64 scalar impls).Real-world case:
srpc.wire.serde(makocrates/srpc) scalar Serialize/Deserialize impls — and with the full stack (#41 + #42 + #43 + this), the entire srpc crate transpiles--auto-namespaceand all six emitted modules compile under clang 22 / C++23 modules (srpc.wire.{varint,archive,frame,serde},srpc.wire,srpc).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01N9DLY5SDRooowERihphNQ1