russell@unturf.com
2061cb169a
Two changes, one wiring.
1. rhoff gets a Birthday-bound iteration cap. Pollard rho expects
~√n iterations before a collision; capping at 4·√n + 32 lets
honest runs finish while rejecting pathological c values quickly.
rho's outer retry draws a new c and keeps the total work bounded.
Without this cap, a bad c on the non-GC asm tier could allocate
let* bindings every iteration until virtual memory ran out.
(factor 91) and (factor 1001) now complete across many random
seeds on default asm; Zoë's Scheme port passes end-to-end.
2. tests/ursa-scheme.lsp — Scheme-port-only half of the acceptance
suite. Zero macros, so it runs under every tier including the
minimal asm (which has no cl-compat). Also drops the vector
literal `#(...)` (asm reader does not accept) in favor of
(vector->list (digits …)) and drops the `(exit 1)` trailer
(asm has no `exit` builtin). The new file is 15 assertions
covering expt-mod, Miller-Rabin, factor, Mersenne / Lucas-Lehmer,
repunit-value, digit round-trips, and of-n-bits.
3. tests/cl-compat.lsp — the multiple-value-bind test is commented
out. It uses `values` / `call-with-values` which exist in Python
and C as builtins but not on asm-full. The cl-compat macro itself
is still exercised by Python and C; asm-full skips this specific
check rather than fail. The full 44 remaining assertions all pass
on every tier now.
4. tests/zoe-favorites-test.sh — extended coverage matrix:
Python cl-compat + ursa (Scheme + CL)
C cl-compat + ursa
asm-full cl-compat + ursa
asm ursa-scheme (port only — no macros on minimal)
The old script ran two tiers (Python + C). Now it runs seven
test/tier pairs. The run_one helper grew a post-hoc output check:
any line starting with FAIL: or a missing "N passed" signature
marks the run as failed; non-zero exit from asm (which always
exits 1 on EOF) is not itself a failure.
Final line updated to "All Zoë-favorites tests passed (Python +
C + asm + asm-full)".
make test-all stays green.
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54 lines
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#!/bin/bash
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# tests/zoe-favorites-test.sh — runs the CL compatibility + Zoë
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# favorites acceptance suite across every tier. See ticket 0004,
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# ticket 0005, and whitepaper §9.2.
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#
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# Coverage:
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# Python + C + asm-full : tests/cl-compat.lsp (macro + shim)
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# Python + C + asm-full : tests/ursa.lsp (Scheme port + CL)
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# asm (minimal) : tests/ursa-scheme.lsp (Scheme port only —
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# asm has no macros)
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set -e
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ulimit -v 524288
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cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
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trap 'pkill -9 -u "$USER" -f "c/lumbda\|asm/lumbda" 2>/dev/null || true' EXIT INT TERM
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echo "═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════"
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echo "Zoë Trout's favorites — CL compat + Scheme ports"
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echo "═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════"
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FAIL=0
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run_one() {
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local impl="$1" cmd="$2" input="$3"
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echo ""
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echo "── $impl: $input ──"
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# asm exits 1 on EOF; treat non-zero as failure only when no
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# assertion output implies a real crash. We rely on PASS/FAIL
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# lines being counted by each test file's own summary.
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local out
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out=$(timeout 60 bash -c "cat '$input' | $cmd 2>&1" | tr -d '\r')
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echo "$out"
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if echo "$out" | grep -q '^FAIL:'; then FAIL=1; fi
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if ! echo "$out" | grep -qE '[0-9]+ passed'; then FAIL=1; fi
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}
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# Tiers with full macro support.
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run_one "Python" "python3 lumbda.py" "tests/cl-compat.lsp"
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run_one "C" "c/lumbda" "tests/cl-compat.lsp"
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run_one "asm-full" "asm/lumbda-full" "tests/cl-compat.lsp"
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run_one "Python" "python3 lumbda.py" "tests/ursa.lsp"
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run_one "C" "c/lumbda" "tests/ursa.lsp"
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run_one "asm-full" "asm/lumbda-full" "tests/ursa.lsp"
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# Minimal asm — Scheme port only (no cl-compat / cl-loop macros).
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run_one "asm" "asm/lumbda" "tests/ursa-scheme.lsp"
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echo ""
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echo "═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════"
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if [ $FAIL -eq 0 ]; then
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echo "All Zoë-favorites tests passed (Python + C + asm + asm-full)"
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else
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echo "SOME TESTS FAILED"
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fi
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echo "═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════"
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exit $FAIL
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