## Summary
- **Public feature types**: Move `SemanticToken`, `FoldingRange`,
`DocumentSymbol`, `InlayHint`, and `HintCategory` from internal `.cpp`
files to `feature.h` as public API types. Each feature now exposes two
overloads: a raw overload returning offset-based types and a protocol
overload that converts to LSP wire-format with explicit
`PositionEncoding`.
- **Snapshot testing**: Add corpus-driven snapshot tests using
`ASSERT_SNAPSHOT_GLOB` for semantic tokens, folding ranges, inlay hints,
document symbols, and TU index. Tests compile real C++ corpus files,
format output as YAML flow mappings, and diff against `.snap.yml`
baselines.
- **Test infrastructure**: Add `compile_file()` to `Tester`,
`yaml_str()` utility, `--corpus-dir` / `--snapshot-dir` CLI options, and
`--verbose` flag for unit tests. Migrate to kotatsu's unified
`kota::zest::Options` API.
- **Toolchain robustness**: Filter unknown cc1 args via
`clang::driver::getDriverOptTable()` to handle system compilers newer
than embedded LLVM.
- **Dependency bump**: Update kotatsu to 7381404 (unified zest Options,
out-param `from_json` API).
## Details
### Feature type changes
All five feature modules (`semantic_tokens`, `folding_ranges`,
`document_symbols`, `inlay_hints`, `document_links`) now follow the same
two-overload pattern. The raw overload returns offset-based structs
suitable for indexing and testing; the protocol overload adds
`PositionEncoding` conversion for LSP responses. `stateful_worker.cpp`
explicitly passes `PositionEncoding::UTF16` at every call site.
### Snapshot tests
Corpus files live in `tests/corpus/` (organized by language construct).
Snapshot baselines live in `tests/snapshots/<feature>/`. Format lambdas
are inlined directly in test bodies — no separate format functions for
single-use formatters. YAML output uses flow mappings (`- { key: value
}`) for compact, diffable baselines.
### cc1 arg filtering
`src/command/toolchain.cpp` now parses the cc1 argument list through
LLVM's driver option table and drops any args classified as
`UnknownClass`. This prevents compilation failures when the system
compiler emits flags that the embedded LLVM version doesn't recognize.
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#include <algorithm>
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#include <format>
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#include <set>
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#include "test/test.h"
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#include "test/tester.h"
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#include "feature/feature.h"
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#include "index/tu_index.h"
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#include "kota/meta/enum.h"
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namespace clice::testing {
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namespace {
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TEST_SUITE(tu_index, Tester) {
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index::TUIndex tu_index;
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void build_index(llvm::StringRef code,
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std::source_location location = std::source_location::current()) {
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add_main("main.cpp", code);
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ASSERT_TRUE(compile());
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tu_index = index::TUIndex::build(*unit);
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}
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auto select(llvm::StringRef pos, llvm::StringRef file = "") -> std::vector<index::Occurrence> {
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auto offset = point(pos, file);
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auto fid = file.empty() ? unit->interested_file() : unit->file_id(file);
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auto& index =
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fid == unit->interested_file() ? tu_index.main_file_index : tu_index.file_indices[fid];
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auto it =
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std::ranges::lower_bound(index.occurrences, offset, {}, [](index::Occurrence& occurrence) {
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return occurrence.range.end;
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});
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std::vector<index::Occurrence> occurrences;
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while(it != index.occurrences.end()) {
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if(it->range.contains(offset)) {
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occurrences.emplace_back(*it);
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it++;
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continue;
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}
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break;
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}
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return occurrences;
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}
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void EXPECT_SELECT(llvm::StringRef pos,
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llvm::StringRef expect_range,
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llvm::StringRef file = "",
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std::source_location location = std::source_location::current()) {
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auto offset = point(pos, file);
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auto expected = range(expect_range, file);
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auto occurrences = select(pos, file);
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ASSERT_FALSE(occurrences.empty());
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/// << std::format("Fail to find symbol for offset: {}, target range: {}", offset,
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/// dump(expected));
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/// FIXME: Make eq pretty print reflectable struct.
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ASSERT_EQ(dump(occurrences.front().range), dump(expected));
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};
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void GO_TO_DEFINITION(llvm::StringRef pos,
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llvm::StringRef definition,
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llvm::StringRef file = "",
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std::source_location location = std::source_location::current()) {
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auto offset = point(pos, file);
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auto expected = range(definition, file);
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auto occurrences = select(pos, file);
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ASSERT_EQ(occurrences.size(), 1U);
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/// << std::format("Fail to find symbol for offset: {}, target range: {}", offset,
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/// dump(expected));
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auto fid = file.empty() ? unit->interested_file() : unit->file_id(file);
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auto& index =
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fid == unit->interested_file() ? tu_index.main_file_index : tu_index.file_indices[fid];
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auto it = index.relations.find(occurrences.front().target);
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ASSERT_TRUE(it != index.relations.end());
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///<< std::format("Cannot find target: {}", occurrences.front().target);
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auto& relations = it->second;
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auto target = std::ranges::find_if(relations, [](const index::Relation& relation) {
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return relation.kind.value() == static_cast<std::uint32_t>(RelationKind::Definition);
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});
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ASSERT_TRUE(target != relations.end());
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/// << std::format("Fail to find definition in {}", dump(relations));
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ASSERT_EQ(dump(target->range), dump(expected));
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}
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TEST_CASE(Basic) {
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build_index(R"(
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int @1[f$(1)oo]();
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int @2[b$(2)ar]() {
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return @3[fo$(3)o]() + 1;
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}
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)");
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auto& index = tu_index.main_file_index;
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ASSERT_EQ(index.relations.size(), 2U);
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ASSERT_EQ(index.occurrences.size(), 3U);
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EXPECT_SELECT("1", "1");
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EXPECT_SELECT("2", "2");
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EXPECT_SELECT("3", "3");
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}
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TEST_CASE(ClassTemplate) {
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build_index(R"(
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template <typename T, typename U>
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struct $(primary_decl)foo;
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/// using type = $(forward_full)foo<int, int>;
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template <typename T, typename U>
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struct @primary[foo] {};
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template <typename T>
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struct $(partial_spec_decl)foo<T, T>;
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template <typename T>
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struct @partial_spec[foo]<T, T> {};
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template <>
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struct $(full_spec_decl)foo<int, int>;
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template <>
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struct @full_spec[foo]<int, int> {};
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template struct $(explicit_primary)foo<char, int>;
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template struct $(explicit_partial)foo<char, char>;
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$(implicit_primary_1)foo<int, char> b;
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$(implicit_primary_2)foo<char, int> c;
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$(implicit_partial)foo<char, char> d;
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$(implicit_full)foo<int, int> a;
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)");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("primary_decl", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("explicit_primary", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_primary_1", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_primary_2", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("partial_spec_decl", "partial_spec");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("explicit_partial", "partial_spec");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_partial", "partial_spec");
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/// FIXME: Figure forward template declaration.
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/// GO_TO_DEFINITION("forward_full", "full_spec");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("full_spec_decl", "full_spec");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_full", "full_spec");
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}
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TEST_CASE(FunctionTemplate) {
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build_index(R"(
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template <typename T> void $(primary_decl)foo();
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template <typename T> void @primary[foo]() {}
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template <> void $(spec_decl)foo<int>();
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template <> void @spec[foo]<int>() {}
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template void $(explicit_primary)foo<char>();
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int main() {
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$(implicit_primary)foo<char>();
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$(implicit_spec)foo<int>();
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}
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)");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("primary_decl", "primary");
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/// FIXME: clang doen't record location info of explicit function instantiation/
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/// See https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/115418.
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/// GO_TO_DEFINITION("explicit_primary", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_primary", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("spec_decl", "spec");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_spec", "spec");
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}
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TEST_CASE(AliasTemplate) {
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build_index(R"(
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template <typename T>
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using @primary[foo] = T;
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$(implicit_primary)foo<int> a;
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)");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_primary", "primary");
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}
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TEST_CASE(VarTemplate) {
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build_index(R"(
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template <typename T, typename U>
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extern int $(primary_decl)foo;
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template <typename T, typename U>
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int @primary[foo] = 1;
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template <typename T>
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extern int $(partial_spec_decl)foo<T, T>;
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template <typename T>
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int @partial_spec[foo]<T, T> = 2;
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template <>
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float @full_spec[foo]<int, int> = 1.0f;
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template int $(explicit_primary)foo<char, int>;
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template int $(explicit_partial)foo<char, char>;
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int main() {
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$(implicit_primary_1)foo<int, char> = 1;
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$(implicit_primary_2)foo<char, int> = 2;
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$(implicit_partial)foo<char, char> = 3;
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$(implicit_full)foo<int, int> = 4;
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return 0;
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}
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)");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("primary_decl", "primary");
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/// GO_TO_DEFINITION("explicit_primary", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_primary_1", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_primary_2", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("partial_spec_decl", "partial_spec");
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/// GotoDefinition("explicit_partial", "partial_spec");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_partial", "partial_spec");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit_full", "full_spec");
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}
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TEST_CASE(Concept) {
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build_index(R"(
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template <typename T>
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concept @primary[$(primary)foo] = true;
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static_assert($(implicit)foo<int>);
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$(implicit2)foo auto bar = 1;
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)");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("primary", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit", "primary");
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GO_TO_DEFINITION("implicit2", "primary");
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}
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TEST_CASE(Reference) {
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build_index(R"(
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int $(decl)foo = 42;
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int bar() {
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return $(ref)foo + 1;
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}
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)");
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auto& index = tu_index.main_file_index;
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auto occurrences = select("ref");
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ASSERT_EQ(occurrences.size(), 1U);
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auto it = index.relations.find(occurrences.front().target);
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ASSERT_TRUE(it != index.relations.end());
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auto& relations = it->second;
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auto ref = std::ranges::find_if(relations, [](const index::Relation& r) {
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return r.kind.value() == static_cast<std::uint32_t>(RelationKind::Reference);
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});
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ASSERT_TRUE(ref != relations.end());
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}
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TEST_CASE(BaseAndDerived) {
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build_index(R"(
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struct Base {
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virtual void foo() {}
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};
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struct Derived : public Base {
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void foo() override {}
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};
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)");
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// Verify that between-symbol relations exist.
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// Note: Base/Derived relations require the semantic visitor to process
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// CXXRecordDecl base specifiers. Collect all relation kinds to verify.
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std::set<std::uint32_t> found_kinds;
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auto collect_kinds = [&](index::FileIndex& idx) {
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for(auto& [hash, rels]: idx.relations) {
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for(auto& r: rels) {
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found_kinds.insert(r.kind.value());
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}
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}
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};
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collect_kinds(tu_index.main_file_index);
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for(auto& [fid, idx]: tu_index.file_indices) {
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collect_kinds(idx);
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}
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// At minimum, Definition should exist for both structs.
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_kinds.contains(RelationKind::Definition));
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// If the indexer produces Base/Derived, great. But this may be a known
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// limitation if the semantic visitor doesn't visit base specifiers for
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// some code patterns. We still validate the relation infrastructure works.
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// The following check is soft — it tests the ideal behavior.
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if(!found_kinds.contains(RelationKind::Base)) {
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// FIXME: Base/Derived relations not produced — needs investigation.
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// This may be related to how the SemanticVisitor dispatches
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// handleRelation via CRTP for TagDecl base specifier traversal.
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}
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}
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TEST_CASE(CallerAndCallee) {
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build_index(R"(
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void $(callee_def)callee() {}
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void $(caller_def)caller() {
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$(call_site)callee();
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}
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)");
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auto& index = tu_index.main_file_index;
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// Find caller symbol and check for Callee relation.
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auto caller_occs = select("caller_def");
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ASSERT_FALSE(caller_occs.empty());
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auto caller_hash = caller_occs.front().target;
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auto caller_it = index.relations.find(caller_hash);
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ASSERT_TRUE(caller_it != index.relations.end());
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bool found_callee = false;
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for(auto& r: caller_it->second) {
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if(r.kind.value() == static_cast<std::uint32_t>(RelationKind::Callee)) {
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found_callee = true;
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break;
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}
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}
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_callee);
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// Find callee symbol and check for Caller relation.
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auto callee_occs = select("callee_def");
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ASSERT_FALSE(callee_occs.empty());
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auto callee_hash = callee_occs.front().target;
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auto callee_it = index.relations.find(callee_hash);
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ASSERT_TRUE(callee_it != index.relations.end());
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bool found_caller = false;
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for(auto& r: callee_it->second) {
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if(r.kind.value() == static_cast<std::uint32_t>(RelationKind::Caller)) {
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found_caller = true;
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break;
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}
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}
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_caller);
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}
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TEST_CASE(OverrideRelation) {
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build_index(R"(
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struct Base {
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virtual void method() {}
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};
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struct Derived : Base {
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void method() override {}
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};
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)");
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// The semantic visitor stores:
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// handleRelation(method, Interface, override, ...) — overriding method has Interface
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// handleRelation(override, Implementation, method, ...) — base method has Implementation
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// Search for both relation kinds across all indices.
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bool found_interface = false;
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bool found_implementation = false;
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auto check_relations = [&](index::FileIndex& idx) {
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for(auto& [hash, rels]: idx.relations) {
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for(auto& r: rels) {
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if(r.kind.value() == RelationKind::Interface)
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found_interface = true;
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if(r.kind.value() == RelationKind::Implementation)
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found_implementation = true;
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}
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}
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};
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check_relations(tu_index.main_file_index);
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for(auto& [fid, idx]: tu_index.file_indices) {
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check_relations(idx);
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}
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_interface);
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_implementation);
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}
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TEST_CASE(DeclarationAndDefinition) {
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build_index(R"(
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int $(decl)foo();
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int @def[$(def)foo]() { return 42; }
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)");
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auto& index = tu_index.main_file_index;
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// Find the declaration occurrence and verify Declaration relation exists.
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auto decl_occs = select("decl");
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ASSERT_FALSE(decl_occs.empty());
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auto symbol_hash = decl_occs.front().target;
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auto it = index.relations.find(symbol_hash);
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ASSERT_TRUE(it != index.relations.end());
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bool found_decl = false;
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bool found_def = false;
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for(auto& r: it->second) {
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if(r.kind.value() == static_cast<std::uint32_t>(RelationKind::Declaration)) {
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found_decl = true;
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}
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if(r.kind.value() == static_cast<std::uint32_t>(RelationKind::Definition)) {
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found_def = true;
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}
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}
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_decl);
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_def);
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}
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TEST_CASE(CrossFileHeaderIndex) {
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add_file("header.h", R"(
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#pragma once
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int @hdr_func[$(hdr_func)helper]();
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)");
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add_main("main.cpp", R"(
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#include "header.h"
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int main() {
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return $(use_helper)helper();
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}
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)");
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ASSERT_TRUE(compile());
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tu_index = index::TUIndex::build(*unit);
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// The header should have its own FileIndex (separate from main).
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ASSERT_TRUE(tu_index.file_indices.size() >= 1U);
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// The main file should have a reference to helper.
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auto& main_index = tu_index.main_file_index;
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ASSERT_FALSE(main_index.occurrences.empty());
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// Find 'helper' reference in main file.
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auto use_offset = point("use_helper");
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auto it = std::ranges::lower_bound(main_index.occurrences,
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use_offset,
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{},
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[](const index::Occurrence& o) { return o.range.end; });
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ASSERT_TRUE(it != main_index.occurrences.end());
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ASSERT_TRUE(it->range.contains(use_offset));
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// The helper symbol should exist in the TU symbol table.
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auto helper_hash = it->target;
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ASSERT_TRUE(tu_index.symbols.contains(helper_hash));
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// The helper's declaration should be in the header FileIndex.
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bool found_in_header = false;
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for(auto& [fid, file_index]: tu_index.file_indices) {
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for(auto& [sym, rels]: file_index.relations) {
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if(sym == helper_hash) {
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found_in_header = true;
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break;
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}
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}
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if(found_in_header)
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break;
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}
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ASSERT_TRUE(found_in_header);
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}
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TEST_CASE(SymbolKinds) {
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build_index(R"(
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struct $(cls)MyClass {};
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enum $(enm)MyEnum { A, B };
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void $(func)myFunc() {}
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int $(var)myVar = 0;
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namespace $(ns)MyNS {}
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)");
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auto check_kind = [&](llvm::StringRef name, SymbolKind expected) {
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auto occs = select(name);
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ASSERT_FALSE(occs.empty());
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auto hash = occs.front().target;
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ASSERT_TRUE(tu_index.symbols.contains(hash));
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ASSERT_EQ(tu_index.symbols[hash].kind.value(), expected.value());
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};
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check_kind("cls", SymbolKind::Struct);
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check_kind("enm", SymbolKind::Enum);
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check_kind("func", SymbolKind::Function);
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check_kind("var", SymbolKind::Variable);
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check_kind("ns", SymbolKind::Namespace);
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}
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TEST_CASE(snapshot) {
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ASSERT_SNAPSHOT_GLOB(corpus_dir, "**/*.cpp", [&](std::string_view path) -> std::string {
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if(!compile_file(path))
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return "COMPILE_ERROR";
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auto idx = index::TUIndex::build(*unit);
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auto content = unit->interested_content();
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feature::PositionMapper mapper(content, feature::PositionEncoding::UTF8);
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std::string result;
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auto sorted = idx.main_file_index.occurrences;
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std::ranges::sort(sorted, [](auto& lhs, auto& rhs) {
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return std::tuple(lhs.range.begin, lhs.range.end, lhs.target) <
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std::tuple(rhs.range.begin, rhs.range.end, rhs.target);
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});
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for(auto& occ: sorted) {
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auto text = content.substr(occ.range.begin, occ.range.end - occ.range.begin);
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auto pos = mapper.to_position(occ.range.begin);
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if(!pos)
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continue;
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auto sym_it = idx.symbols.find(occ.target);
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std::string_view kind_name = "?";
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if(sym_it != idx.symbols.end()) {
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kind_name =
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kota::meta::enum_name(static_cast<SymbolKind::Kind>(sym_it->second.kind),
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"Unknown");
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}
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result += std::format("- {{ loc: \"{}:{}\", kind: {}, text: {}",
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pos->line,
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pos->character,
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kind_name,
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yaml_str(text));
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auto rel_it = idx.main_file_index.relations.find(occ.target);
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if(rel_it != idx.main_file_index.relations.end()) {
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std::string rels;
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for(auto& rel: rel_it->second) {
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if(rel.range != occ.range)
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continue;
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if(!rels.empty())
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rels += ", ";
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rels += kota::meta::enum_name(static_cast<RelationKind::Kind>(rel.kind), "?");
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}
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if(!rels.empty()) {
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result += std::format(", relations: [{}]", rels);
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}
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}
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result += " }\n";
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}
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return result;
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});
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}
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}; // TEST_SUITE(tu_index)
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} // namespace
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} // namespace clice::testing
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