The generator still builds each numbered target case from the same shared test104–test113 body plus a repeated target checksum/aggregate checkpoint. Selected cases were strengthened in #520, but the remaining generated copies do not establish that each OS/architecture cell exercises its own platform behavior. Repeating a sizeable algorithm is not equivalent to covering different failure modes.
The intended division is: shared cases for language features/algorithms; shared/ for argument registers, stack spill, returns, alignment and integer extension; / for native file/memory/socket/event operations and their ABI, combined with real workloads.
Source evidence at the head of #520:
Acceptance:
Related: #461 covers generator regression tests, #458 CPU profiles, and #459 shared portability. This issue concerns workload substance and division by layer.
Audit status: identified by static source inspection; the scenarios above have not been executed during this audit. The permalink fixes the reviewed revision; this report does not claim the defect was introduced by #520.
The generator still builds each numbered target case from the same shared test104–test113 body plus a repeated target checksum/aggregate checkpoint. Selected cases were strengthened in #520, but the remaining generated copies do not establish that each OS/architecture cell exercises its own platform behavior. Repeating a sizeable algorithm is not equivalent to covering different failure modes.
The intended division is: shared cases for language features/algorithms; shared/ for argument registers, stack spill, returns, alignment and integer extension; / for native file/memory/socket/event operations and their ABI, combined with real workloads.
Source evidence at the head of #520:
def generated_casesource = CASES_ROOT / "shared"Acceptance:
Related: #461 covers generator regression tests, #458 CPU profiles, and #459 shared portability. This issue concerns workload substance and division by layer.
Audit status: identified by static source inspection; the scenarios above have not been executed during this audit. The permalink fixes the reviewed revision; this report does not claim the defect was introduced by #520.