Fix RV64 divw/divuw/remw/remuw to truncate operands to 32 bits (regenerated) - #49
Fix RV64 divw/divuw/remw/remuw to truncate operands to 32 bits (regenerated)#49JasonGross wants to merge 3 commits into
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Regenerate ExecuteM64.v from riscv-semantics after fixing the RV64 W-form divisions there: they must divide the lower 32 bits of each operand (signed for divw/remw, unsigned for divuw/remuw) and sign-extend the 32-bit result, rather than dividing the full 64-bit registers. See mit-plv/riscv-semantics#36 for the root cause and verification. Fixes mit-plv#48. Bumps deps/riscv-semantics to the riscv-semantics PR head; this pin should be updated to the upstream commit once that PR merges. Regenerated with the pinned hs-to-coq (deps/hs-to-coq unchanged). The regenerated spec compiles, and the div/rem data paths were checked to reproduce the hardware values from the issue's divergence table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019ttctspSoVoquHLQtbPVZw
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This commit hash does not match the commit hash at mit-plv/riscv-semantics#36 where it is 9307dcb2c77c69c95c64927742a4ba47e0fcd948
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Thanks Jason for sharing the Fable log with me (on different channel). Looking at it, I believe the commit hash mismatch has the following reason: The PR to riscv-semantics is not the version that was used to create valid Rocq code. The PR to riscv-semantics was made before hs-to-coq was installed, and then hs-to-coq was run, creating Rocq code that didn't typecheck (because of brittle edit rules in the .edit files, my bad). Claude's fix was to change the haskell and rerun hs-to-coq, but the additional change to Haskell (around "[212] assistant", replacing I initially was very impressed by what Fable can do but now if it makes such an obvious overall-orchestration mistake I am less sure if I should trust what it did for a repo where spec-level code quality is required. |
It is a very capable model, but you should absolutely not blindly trust it to get things right, and should absolutely review spec-level code, especially when there's no CI testing the changes. |
Regenerated from riscv-semantics with a named Utility constant in place of the bare -2147483648 literals; minSigned32 is defined in Utility.v's Derived section as negate (ZToReg 2147483648), the exact expression the generated code previously inlined. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019ttctspSoVoquHLQtbPVZw
Per review: Utility.v is maintained by hand, so the exponent notation is fine here (Z_scope is open); only the hs-to-coq-converted modules needed the decimal literal. The regenerated files are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019ttctspSoVoquHLQtbPVZw
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Fixes #48.
The RV64 W-form divisions in
ExecuteM64.vused full 64-bit operands, disagreeing with hardware when bits above bit 31 were live. This truncates operands withs32oru32before division and guard evaluation.The source fix is mit-plv/riscv-semantics#36. This regenerates
ExecuteM64.vwithmake convertand updatesdeps/riscv-semantics;deps/hs-to-coqis unchanged. Update the pin after that PR merges.Verification:
The spec compiles with Rocq 9.2 + coqutil.
vm_computeagainstWords64Naivematches every row in #48 plus signed-overflow and zero-divisor cases. The Haskell fix matches an independent reference in 1296 randomized cross-checks across all four operations.Written by Claude (Anthropic AI) at the request of and under the supervision of @JasonGross.
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