gpu-worker.lsp — handle-cuda-shake-fanout, handle-cuda-sim-ops-bin,
and the four binary handlers (BSHK/BCGB/BSCP/BSRT/BSB3) now check
for the registered daemon (or, for sim-ops-bin, the bend-cuda
binary) before dispatching. Missing daemon returns (error
(daemon-not-registered <op>)) over S-exp wire, or "BERRdaemon-not-
registered: <op>" over binary wire. Before this commit any caller
whose worker host lacked a CUDA binary saw the child process crash
on (cdr #f) and got HTTP 502 / empty response with no useful
diagnostic.
Factored two helpers: daemon-or-error (S-exp result) and
with-required-daemon (binary-mode wrapper). Both keep the original
handler bodies untouched on the happy path; the guard adds one
assoc lookup per request.
www/playground/demos/bend-gpu.lsp + wasm/app/demos/bend-gpu.lsp —
demo was sending (cuda-shake256-fanout COUNT 32), an op the
dispatcher doesn't know AND a signature handle-cuda-shake-fanout
doesn't accept (it takes (inputs out-bytes)). Replaced with a
three-step probe: (ping) → (health) → small (cuda-shake-fanout
("00" "01" "deadbeef") 32). Each step prints its result so the user
gets feedback at every stage of the round-trip. Note added in the
header that browser-side bend!-call is asm-tier-only today; pyodide
and emcc tier wiring is the next commit.
russell@unturf.com
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