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e992491799 The colon belongs to keys; the prose, the page and the sweep agree now
web/index.html's Flan blocks convert and its output blocks do not, which
is the same split render.ml makes: the printed form keeps the colon until
the Emacs inspector that reads it moves too. Same in BUILT.md.

plan.org, spec-conditions.md and spec-memory.md carried struct literals in
the old spelling and now do not.

NEXT.md decision 6 is struck, and batch item 2 with it, naming what to run
at merge. BUILT.md says why the colon belongs to keys -- mostly that a map
literal wants {:key value}, and two literals sharing one syntax would have
left the reader asking the checker which it was looking at.

The sweep was not idempotent and is now: {.k :hi} -- a field already
converted, holding an enum member -- read as a destructuring pair on a
second run and ate the member. A re-run over a lane's files would have
corrupted them silently, which is exactly what the tool exists to do
safely.
2026-09-12 15:00:34 +07:00
86c598773d Say when storage dies, and what dies with it 2026-09-12 09:07:26 +07:00
ac8d31ee65 Managed classes, planned and deliberately separate from structs
The struct/class split, written down before anything is built on it. A struct
stays a fixed-layout value with C's layout, which is what keeps the FFI, SoA and
wasm stories intact; a class is a separate kind with identity, metadata and an
implementation-defined representation, for the long-lived gameplay objects that
want to change shape while the program is running.

The tagline loses "no GC" for "no mandatory GC", because a small collector
confined to class instances is now an option rather than a contradiction. CLOS
goes from a flat non-goal to a bounded one: the metaclasses, method combination
and arbitrary change-class are out; exact-class single dispatch and an explicit
frame-boundary migration are in.

Migration is eager and explicit rather than CLOS's lazy-on-access, which would
put a check on every slot read. Class identity is stable and layouts are
numbered, the same shape as the function versions the hot reload section grew.

Nothing is frozen and nothing is to be built until struct, Handle and reload
semantics are working.
2026-09-11 17:34:13 +07:00
943561e765 A map entry is not a place
spec-memory.md drops (set (get m k) v) from the assignable forms: a map has an
upsert of its own, put, which either inserts or replaces, so there is no store
into a lookup - and an absent entry has no location to store into anyway.

The compiler still parsed it into an Ast.Pkey and refused it downstream as
unimplemented, milestone 6, which is the wrong reason for something that is
never arriving. The place form is gone from ast, tast, load, check and emit,
and the parser refuses the shape where it is written, with the reason and a
pointer to put.
2026-09-11 12:23:10 +07:00
e9cdbb321b Lisp based flan 2026-09-10 14:40:34 +07:00