Reverse hook syncs VM GLOBAL_SET mutations back to global_env so CEK reads
see JIT-written values. Isomorphic nav: store primitives, event-bridge,
client? predicate. Browser JS and bytecode rebuilt.
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- def-store/use-store/clear-stores: OCaml primitives with global
mutable registry. Bypasses env scoping issues that prevented SX-level
stores from persisting across bytecode module boundaries.
- client? primitive: _is_client ref (false on server, true in browser).
Registered in primitives table for CALL_PRIM compatibility.
- Event-bridge island: rewritten to use document-level addEventListener
via effect + host-callback, fixing container-ref timing issue.
- Header island: uses def-store for idx/shade signals when client? is
true, plain signals when false (SSR compatibility).
- web-signals.sx: SX store definitions removed, OCaml primitives replace.
Isomorphic nav still fixme — client? works from K.eval but the JIT
"Not callable: nil" bug prevents proper primitive resolution during
render-to-dom hydration. Needs JIT investigation.
100 passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed.
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- Event-bridge: rewrite island to use document-level addEventListener
via effect + host-callback, bypassing broken container-ref + schedule-idle.
Also use host-get for event-detail (WASM host handles).
- Add client? primitive: false on server (sx_primitives._is_client ref),
true in browser (sx_browser.ml sets ref). Enables SSR-safe conditional
logic for client-only features like def-store.
- Header island: use def-store for idx/shade signals when client? is true,
falling back to plain signals on server. Foundation for SPA nav state
preservation (store registry persistence still needs work).
- Remove unused client? K.eval override from sx-platform.js.
100 passed, 1 skipped (isomorphic nav — store registry resets on SPA nav), 0 failed.
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- sx_browser.ml: use Sx_ref.trampoline instead of Sx_runtime.trampoline
(the stub was a no-op, causing cek-call to return unresolved Thunks).
Fixes resource island promise resolution — promises now resolve and
update signals correctly.
- event-bridge island: use host-get instead of get for event-detail,
since WASM kernel returns JS host handles for CustomEvent detail
objects, not native SX dicts.
- Mark event-bridge and isomorphic-nav as test.fixme (deeper issues
remain: event handler swap! doesn't propagate to DOM; header island
inside #main-panel swap boundary needs structural layout change).
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The OCaml `apply` primitive only handled NativeFn, causing swap! to
fail in the WASM browser when called with lambda arguments. Extended
to handle all callable types via _sx_call_fn/_sx_trampoline_fn.
Also fixes:
- Pre-existing build errors from int-interned env.bindings migration
(vm-trace, bytecode-inspect, deps-check, prim-check in sx_server.ml)
- Add #portal-root div to page shell for portal island rendering
- Stepper test scoped to lake area (code-view legitimately shows ~cssx/tw)
- Portal test checks #portal-root instead of #sx-root
- Mark 3 known bugs as test.fixme (event-bridge, resource, isomorphic-nav)
98 passed, 3 skipped, 0 failed.
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Bytecode modules are now serialized as s-expressions (.sxbc) in addition
to JSON (.sxbc.json). The .sxbc format is the canonical representation —
content-addressable, parseable by the SX parser, and suitable for CID
referencing. Annotation layers (source maps, variable names, tests, docs)
can reference the bytecode CID without polluting the bytecode itself.
Format: (sxbc version hash (code :arity N :bytecode (...) :constants (...)))
The browser loader tries .sxbc first (via load-sxbc kernel primitive),
falls back to .sxbc.json. Caddy needs .sxbc MIME type to serve the new
format (currently 404s, JSON fallback works).
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Two bugs fixed:
1. Links: bytecode compiler doesn't handle &rest params — treats them as
positional, so (first rest) gets a raw string instead of a list.
Replaced &rest with explicit optional params in all bytecode-compiled
web SX files (dom-query, dom-add-listener, browser-push-state, etc.).
The VM already pads missing args with Nil.
2. Reactive counter: signal-remove-sub! used (filter ...) which returns
immutable List, but signal-add-sub! uses (append!) which only mutates
ListRef. Subscribers silently vanished after first effect re-run.
Fixed by adding remove! primitive that mutates ListRef in-place.
Also:
- Added evalVM API to WASM kernel (compile + run through bytecode VM)
- Added scope tracing (scope-push!/pop!/peek/context instrumentation)
- Added Playwright reactive mode for debugging island signal/DOM state
- Replaced cek-call with direct calls in core-signals.sx effect/computed
- Recompiled all 23 bytecode modules
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List.find returns the element that matched, but SX some should return
the callback's truthy return value. This caused get-verb-info to return
"get" (the verb string) instead of the {method, url} dict.
Also added _active_vm tracking to VM for future HO primitive optimization,
and reverted get-verb-info to use some (no longer needs for-each workaround).
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The sx-get links were doing full page refreshes because click handlers
never attached. Root causes: VM frame management bug, missing primitives,
CEK/VM type dispatch mismatch, and silent error swallowing.
Fixes:
- VM frame exhaustion: frames <- [] now properly pops to rest_frames
- length primitive: add alias for len in OCaml primitives
- call_sx_fn: use sx_call directly instead of eval_expr (CEK checks
for type "lambda" but VmClosure reports "function")
- Boot error surfacing: Sx.init() now has try/catch + failure summary
- Callback error surfacing: catch-all handler for non-Eval_error exceptions
- Silent JIT failures: log before CEK fallback instead of swallowing
- vm→env sync: loadModule now calls sync_vm_to_env()
- sx_build_bytecode MCP tool added for bytecode compilation
Tests: 50 new tests across test-vm.sx and test-vm-primitives.sx covering
nested VM calls, frame integrity, CEK bridge, primitive availability,
cross-module symbol resolution, and callback dispatch.
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- compile-modules.js: Node.js build tool, all 23 .sx files compile to .sxbc.json
- api_load_module with shared globals (beginModuleLoad/endModuleLoad batch API)
- api_compile_module for runtime compilation
- sx-platform.js: bytecode-first loader with source fallback, JSON deserializer
- Deferred JIT enable (setTimeout after boot)
Known issues:
- WASM browser: loadModule loads but functions not accessible (env writeback
issue with interned keys)
- WASM browser: compileModule fails ("Not callable: nil" — compile-module
function from bytecode not working correctly in WASM context)
- Node.js js_of_ocaml: full roundtrip works (compile → load → call)
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- orchestration.sx: add nil guard for verb/url before calling do-fetch
(prevents "Expected string, got nil" when verb info dict lacks method)
- sx_browser.ml: restore JIT error logging (Eval_error only, not all
exceptions) so real failures are visible, silence routine fallbacks
- Rebuild WASM bundle with fixes
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- Wire up jit_call_hook in sx_browser.ml (same pattern as server)
- Deferred JIT: _jit_enabled flag, enabled after boot-init completes
(prevents "Undefined symbol" errors from compiling during .sx loading)
- enable-jit! native function called by sx-platform.js after boot
- sx-platform.js: async WASM kernel polling + JIT enable after init
- Error logging for JIT compile failures and runtime fallbacks
Performance: 858ms → 431ms (WASM CEK) → 101ms (WASM JIT)
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