Folding ABI as a relational substrate: DuckDB differential harness, tiled execution, joins and distinct counts as one-program folds - #1256
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…N cases red by design
DuckDB 1.5.5 is the semantic oracle; `tests/duckdb/oracle.py` fills the
`expected` column of `cases.tsv` from the committed ERP-shaped fixture
(partner 64 / doc 512 / line 4096, seeded, NOT NULL, foreign keys are row
indices). The Rust side lowers each case through Quack onto mask-risc and
asserts byte-equal encodings; a drift guard proves the committed CSVs equal
the in-memory generator.
Measured per case (single-threaded, counting allocator): every case runs
with alloc_bytes_exec=0, rows_materialized=0 and no index vector, except the
explicit projection (`rows_proj`: 33 rows, through the one named sink).
GROUP BY is honest about its shape today: `programs=8`, K passes.
The three `join_*` cases load their oracle value and then `todo!("NO JOIN
LOWERING")` under `#[should_panic]` — no join lowering exists in Quack and
none was faked here. They are the falsified seam Wave 2 closes.
Two gaps the harness exposed on the way: mask-risc `Pred` has no ORDERED
u32 comparison (`doc_id` is exposed as an i32 lane; `cost_center<4` is a
`MatchU32` care-mask on a 3-bit domain), and `masked_strided_group_sum` is
NOT a keyed group-by — it sums the byte-groups of one V3 register into one
scalar and has zero callers — so the "one-terminal GROUP BY SUM" gap cannot
be closed by calling it.
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participant Query
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Query->>Quack: build foreign filter or aggregate
Quack->>MaskRisc: lower to predicates, gather, or terminal
MaskRisc->>ForeignTable: resolve foreign lanes and planes
MaskRisc->>Output: write mask, scatter, or grouped result
Output-->>Query: return execution value
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…nal GROUP BY SUM
The two falsified seams from the harness close without a hash join, a row
iterator, or a pair relation.
mask-risc (additive; `execute`/`reference_execute` signatures unchanged, so
lance-graph-java keeps compiling against them):
- `MaskOp::Gather { lane, foreign, dst }` — the fk semijoin: dst[i] =
foreign_plane[lane[i]], out-of-range FALSE. A foreign plane is a mask over
ANOTHER table's rows, passed through the new `Foreign` argument of
`execute_into`, never a `Planes::masks` member.
- `Terminal::ScatterOrU32 { mask, lane, out_rows }` — the one-to-many hop,
written into the caller's `Out::Mask`.
- `Terminal::GroupSumI32 { mask, key, val }` — all groups in one pass into
the caller's `Out::I64` (its length is the group universe).
- `Out<'_>` (None / I32 / I64 / Mask); `validate` takes the foreign set and
an `OutShape`; the row oracle implements all three; `tests/foreign.rs`
pins executor == oracle including the refusal parity (wrong lane kind,
foreign index out of range, mis-shaped Out). L1 (no allocation in
execute) still test-enforced.
quack: `Filter::Semijoin { fk, foreign }` is a leaf like `Cmp`, so it
composes under And/Or/Not and fuses; `Agg::ScatterOrU32`, `Agg::GroupSumI32`.
Harness, measured single-threaded:
join_sum_country programs=2 ops=5 alloc_bytes_exec=0 pair_relation_bytes=0
join_count_docs_with_posted programs=2 ops=1 alloc_bytes_exec=0 pair_relation_bytes=0
group_sum_cc programs=1 ops=1 (was programs=8 ops=9; both agree with DuckDB)
All values equal the DuckDB oracle. `join_group_sum_country` stays red by
design until the fk-keyed group-sum terminal lands (the ndarray primitive
`masked_group_sum_i32_via` exists as of ndarray#318).
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…sum_country to one program
Foreign gains value lanes (`Foreign::lanes`), the twin of `Foreign::planes`.
`Terminal::GroupSumViaI32 { mask, fk, key, val }` delegates once to
`ndarray::simd::masked_group_sum_i32_via`; the oracle reproduces the
two-hop zero-fallback row by row. Quack: `Agg::GroupSumViaI32`.
Harness: the last should_panic join case is now a real differential test
(programs=1, alloc_bytes_exec=0, pair_relation_bytes=0, equal to DuckDB).
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…ot git Every other crate under this tree resolves the fork at ../../../ndarray; these two declared a git source and so carried a second ndarray package identity. One ndarray means one resolved identity. Verified: both check clean and cargo metadata reports path+file:///…/ndarray#0.17.2 only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
…manded sink
Operator ruling: an intermediate population is forbidden whenever the
next fold can consume the projection directly; allocation is irrelevant
and a caller-owned scratch bitmap is still materialisation.
execute_into now runs a program one tile at a time (tile = the scratch
slot width; Scratch::for_program carves TILE_WORDS = 8 words), so
execution state is slots × 8 words whatever n_rows is. Terminals fold
each tile into O(1) accumulators or the caller's Out; ScatterOr /
GroupSum sinks are zeroed once and accumulated (the ndarray kernels no
longer zero). A Keep takes its mask through Out::Mask; with Out::None it
is answered only by a single population-wide tile (TerminalNeedsOut
otherwise). The differential suite now runs every program shape tiled
AND single-tile and diffs both against the oracle.
Pred::EqU32Via { fk, key, v } — the join filter in factored form
(ndarray eq_u32_via_to_mask): foreign.lanes[key][fk[i]] == v in one
pass, no predicate plane over the foreign table, no gathered mask.
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…t::Mask Every scratch in the lowering tests and the DuckDB harness is now the tiled default (Scratch::for_program); no scratch is population-sized. A Keep result is read from the caller's Out::Mask, never from a slot. METRIC gains tile_words and scratch_bytes: on the 4096-row line table a two-slot filter drops from 129 to 17 scratch words; every case still equals DuckDB with alloc_bytes_exec=0. mask-risc re-exports tile_words_for / TILE_WORDS at the crate root. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
…ct count COUNT(DISTINCT fk) over the survivors in one terminal: the caller's Out::Mask is the fold's accumulator (one bit per distinct key), zeroed once, scattered into tile by tile, and only its popcount leaves as Value::Count. No second program reads the accumulator, so a "docs with a posted line" count no longer materialises a doc mask as intermediate state. ScatterOrU32 stays for the case where the mask itself is the demanded result (hop). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
…sk, one program
`Filter::EqU32Via { fk, key, v }` lowers straight to `Pred::EqU32Via`,
so `join_sum_country` reads `partner.country` through `line.partner_id`
inside the line fold: one program, no partner-side program, no kept
partner mask, no `Gather`. The harness's Keep → foreign-plane → Gather
pipeline for this case is deleted, along with the partner-side `Planes`
the fixture no longer runs.
`Filter::Semijoin` / `MaskOp::Gather` stay, with their survival
condition stated: `foreign` must name a RESIDENT plane the caller holds
(`ForeignPlane`, renamed from `ForeignMask`), never a mask another
program produced. The one place a foreign plane is populated is the
unit test that lowers the semijoin over a hand-built resident plane.
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…n fold, or the minimal seen-set
`Terminal::CountKeyRunsU32 { mask, lane }`: on a key-clustered lane the
distinct count over selected rows is the number of key runs with a hit,
folded tile by tile with a two-word carry (ndarray
`masked_key_run_count_u32` / `KeyRunCarry`), `Out::None`, no population
state. Oracle arm is an independent first-selected-row-per-run scan.
`tests/distinct.rs` carries the pigeonhole falsifier: for every pair of
distinct key sets there is a suffix on which the exact counts differ, so
any exact fold over an UNCLUSTERED lane separates all 2^K key sets and
holds at least one bit per key — `ScatterCountU32`'s accumulator is the
minimum, not an avoidable intermediate. The run fold is shown to
over-count on such a lane (the precondition is real).
Quack: `Agg::CountDistinctU32 { key, universe }` → `ScatterCountU32`,
`Agg::CountDistinctClusteredU32 { key }` → `CountKeyRunsU32`.
`ScatterOrU32`'s doc now states its survival condition (the target mask
is the demanded result, never consumed by a second program).
Harness: `join_count_docs_with_posted` is one program on both layouts —
the generated (random `doc_id`) fixture through `ScatterCountU32`
(`population_state_bytes=64`, reported), and the same lines stored
under their doc through `CountKeyRunsU32` (`population_state_bytes=0`)
— both against the same DuckDB 511. The doc-bitmap → second-program
shape is deleted. METRIC gains `population_state_bytes`.
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…terialisation The clustered arm of `join_count_docs_with_posted` proves the terminal is O(1) WHEN GIVEN a key-clustered view; the view is built by the test as a permutation plus reordered lanes. That is materialisation in the harness, so METRIC now prints it as `fixture_view_bytes` beside `population_state_bytes`, and the arm is named `_clustered_view_given`. A resident doc-major projection is the open question, not a proven fact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
…hrough a seen-set
`Terminal::CountKeyRunsU32` now ENFORCES its precondition: the first key
below the open run's key refuses the program with the new
`ExecError::LaneNotOrdered { lane }` (executor and oracle alike). Order is
the one clustering certificate checkable with O(1) state in the same
pass; nothing is ever over-counted.
`Terminal::ScatterCountU32` is HELD: it stays as the pigeonhole
falsifier's instrument, and Quack no longer emits it — `Agg::CountDistinctU32`
is removed. An unordered physical layout is a lowering limitation, not
permission to materialise a population seen-set.
Harness: `join_count_docs_with_posted` on the generated fixture is
REFUSED (`LaneNotOrdered`); the same lines GIVEN in doc order still fold
to DuckDB's 511 with two words of state, and the reorder the test built
is printed as `fixture_view_bytes`.
`tests/rotation.rs`: rotation/transpose as a coordinate map over values
stored once — ρ(A&B) = ρ(A)&ρ(B) on the existing IR, reducers invariant
under ρ, and a column view as `eq_u32_strided_to_mask` over the same
bytes. No `MaskOp::Rotate`, no rotated buffer, no reordered mask.
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…lustered `Agg::CountDistinctClusteredU32` → `Agg::CountDistinctOrderedU32`; docs on `CountKeyRunsU32` / `LaneNotOrdered` say non-decreasing key order over EVERY row, selected or not — contiguity of equal keys is not O(1)-checkable, order is. `tests/distinct.rs` pins `keys = 1 2 1` under `selected = 1 0 1`: two runs of 1, refused by executor and oracle, never counted as one. Harness arm renamed `_ordered_view_given`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
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CRATE_SOURCESincludesreference.rs, and L5 requires every productionpub fnreturning an owning collection to be listed.reference_scratch_with_foreignreturnsResult<Vec<Vec<u64>>, ExecError>, but its return type is on a later line. The current test checksVec<only on thepub fnline, so this function is not counted.// Join the signature before the body so a multi-line `pub fn` is read // whole: the law is "one materialiser", not "one materialiser per line". for decl in production.split("pub fn ").skip(1) { let sig = decl.split('{').next().unwrap_or(""); let returns = sig.split("->").nth(1).unwrap_or(""); if returns.contains("Vec<") { let name = sig.split('(').next().unwrap_or(sig).trim(); found.push(name.to_string()); } }Add
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In `@crates/helix/Cargo.toml`:
- Around line 14-22: Document that both standalone commands require an ndarray
sibling checkout at the shared path resolved by the existing ndarray dependency.
Add the same checkout/layout setup step to each standalone build instruction,
while preserving the shared path dependency in both manifests and noting that
perturbation-sim’s optional feature does not remove this requirement.
In `@crates/lance-graph-mask-risc/src/exec.rs`:
- Around line 717-719: Update the Keep terminal guard in the tiled execution
path to reject every sink except Out::Mask, rather than only Out::None, while
retaining the tw < words condition and TerminalNeedsOut error. Add a cfg(test)
case covering more than 512 rows through execute with an I32 output and assert
that TerminalNeedsOut is returned.
In `@crates/lance-graph-quack/tests/duckdb/fixture.rs`:
- Around line 249-254: Update the documentation comment above the line-table
lane definitions to remove the nonexistent col::partner link and incorrect claim
that partner is exposed as Planes. State that partner lanes are accessed through
line.partner_id via Foreign::lanes, while doc remains CSV-only for the oracle.
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In `@crates/lance-graph-mask-risc/src/reference.rs`:
- Around line 899-903: Update exactly_one_materialiser to parse each complete
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… refusal - Under tiling, `Keep` now refuses every `out` shape but `Out::Mask` (`TerminalNeedsOut`), not only `Out::None`: with `Out::I32` — what the legacy `execute` wrapper passes for every terminal — the call returned `Value::Mask` over a scratch slot holding the last tile alone. Single-tile scratch keeps its old contract. Falsifier `a_tiled_keep_refuses_every_out_shape_but_mask`, disable-verified red. - `execute_into` / `execute` docs: validation errors leave scratch and `out` untouched; `LaneNotOrdered` from `CountKeyRunsU32` is the one run-time refusal — `out` still untouched (no sink), scratch may hold the tiles walked before the descent (ALU state, never a result). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
…README states the sibling checkout `col::partner` never existed on this branch — the partner table is read only through `line.partner_id` as `Foreign::lanes`. The README note says what the manifest comment already does: the path dep is resolved even with `ndarray-simd` off, so the sibling `../ndarray` checkout is required. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
A `pub fn` whose parameters wrap carries its `->` on a later line, so the line-based read missed `reference_scratch_with_foreign` (returns `Vec<Vec<u64>>`). The guard now parses each declaration up to its body; the oracle's second arena-copy entry is named in the exemption list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GXUahz73MZxtxWcfpHp9dG
Proof that the mask-risc / ndarray::simd fold algebra is a general relational substrate, driven by a DuckDB 1.5.5 semantic oracle over a committed ERP-shaped fixture (partner 64 / doc 512 / line 4096, fks are row addresses). Every case runs as ONE program with no population-sized intermediate; the only population-sized state anywhere is one fold's own accumulator, and it is reported as a number.
Harness. 16 relational cases (selection, AND/OR/NOT, IN, aggregates, projection, range, GROUP BY, two joins, a distinct count) through Quack → mask-risc. Expected values are never hand-edited (
tests/duckdb/oracle.py). METRIC reportstile_words,scratch_bytes,alloc_bytes_exec,population_state_bytes,fixture_view_bytes,programs.Tiled execution. The executor runs every program tile by tile over a scratch of
tile_words_for(n_rows)(8 words = 512 rows) × slots; sinks that accumulate across tiles are zeroed once. Scratch is ALU state, never a population;Keeplands its mask in the demandedOut::Mask.Joins without a partner mask.
Pred::EqU32Via { fk, key, v }readspartner.countrythroughline.partner_idinside the line fold (ndarrayeq_u32_via_to_mask);Terminal::GroupSumViaI32does the same for a foreign group key.join_sum_countryandjoin_group_sum_countryare one program each with no partner-side program and no kept partner mask; the partner table is read only throughForeign::lanes.MaskOp::Gather/Filter::Semijoinsurvive only over a RESIDENT foreign plane (documented precondition, one unit test); the harness never builds a plane from aKeep.Distinct count: ordered lane or refusal, never a manufactured coordinate system.
Terminal::CountKeyRunsU32foldsCOUNT(DISTINCT key)on a non-decreasing key lane with an O(1) carry (Out::None). The executor enforces the order over every row, selected or not, and returnsExecError::LaneNotOrdered { lane }on the first descent; the reference oracle refuses identically.Agg::CountDistinctOrderedU32is the only Quack lowering;ScatterCountU32is HELD (not a lowering target, kept as the instrument fortests/distinct.rs' pigeonhole falsifier: every pair of key sets diverges under some suffix, so no exact distinct fold under arbitrary order has sub-population state).join_count_docs_with_postedruns two arms against the same DuckDB 511: the fixture'sline.doc_idlane is unordered → REFUSED (population_state_bytes=0); an ordered view of the same lane, supplied by the harness as a semantic check only (its bytes are reported asfixture_view_bytes, no sort is smuggled into the executor) → 511 viaCountKeyRunsU32.Rotation is a coordinate map, not a mask op (
tests/rotation.rs): ρ(A&B) = ρ(A)&ρ(B), reducers invariant, strided column reads througheq_u32_strided_to_maskequal the canonical mask through ρ. No rotated buffer, noMaskOp::Rotate.Measured (single-threaded, counting allocator), all equal to DuckDB:
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