The tool is now activeByDefault, so it is reached by a plain
'pasbuild compile'. With manualUnitPaths=true it only searches the listed
paths, which lacked the stdlib directory where SysUtils and the other
units it uses live, so the default build failed with 'Unit SysUtils not
found'. Add ../../stdlib/src/main/pascal, mirroring the compiler module's
own stdlib unit path.
- Add TIndirectFuncCallExpr encoder/decoder to uUnitInterfaceIO.pas
(was missing entirely, causing --incremental to silently drop
indirect call nodes)
- Bump COMPILER_ID to blaise-0.11.0-dev+bif1
- Fix version check to compare base version only (strip -SNAPSHOT
and -dev suffixes before comparing)
- Change test to Ignore() when binary missing (module is not
activeByDefault)
- Remove redundant <version> from tool project.xml (inherits root)
- Regenerate bif-coverage.status for current AST (68 classes,
38 encoder/decoder cases)
Static-analysis tool that cross-checks uAST.pas against
uUnitInterfaceIO.pas and the root project.xml. For every TASTStmt /
TASTExpr subclass it confirms the class has a dispatch case in
EncodeStmt/EncodeExpr and ReadStmt/ReadExpr, then walks the public
fields and ensures each is either referenced from both encoder and
decoder (`serialise`) or explicitly excluded (`safe`).
Truth is checked-in: bif-coverage.status is a flat file with one
`<TClass>.<Field> <serialise|safe>` line per field. The default
invocation diffs the live sources against the status file and reports:
[version] COMPILER_ID does not match root project <version>
[encoder] missing (Class.Field, uAST.pas line)
[decoder] missing (Class.Field, uAST.pas line)
[new] field exists in AST but is not in the status file
[stale] status names a field or class the AST no longer has
[broken] serialise field missing from encoder or decoder
[drift] safe field has crept into encoder/decoder (with the
offending uUnitInterfaceIO.pas line)
`bif-coverage --reset` regenerates the status file from current state,
inferring `serialise` when the encoder references the field and `safe`
otherwise. Use after deliberate AST or .bif format changes to
re-baseline.
mzhoot
