Coding this on an Android phone is no small featkudos for pushing through!
Good news: based on the src.txt dump you provided, you or a previous command
have actually already applied fixes 1 through 4.
* executeVM is correctly named and takes an options object.
* The STATUS constants are wired up properly in your VM loop.
* main.js correctly requires the payload via ../payloads/heavy-payload.
* The duplicate compiler blocks have already been removed.
* Your index.js matches the advisor's requested minimal API exactly.
Here are the shell snippets you can copy and paste directly into your Android
terminal to knock out the remaining tasks (Steps 5, 7, and 8).
1. Fix the Compiler & Clean Up Opcodes
This propagates the missing options parameter into your def compilation and
deletes the unused REGISTER_ISR opcode.
# 5. Fix the missing 'options' argument in the 'def' compilation step
sed -i 's/compile(body, \[\]);/compile(body, [], options);/g'
src/compiler/compiler.js
# 6. Remove the uncompiled REGISTER_ISR opcode to clean up dead code
sed -i '/REGISTER_ISR/d' src/core/opcodes.js
2. Scaffold Package & Docs
This creates your package.json with the required scripts and a minimal
README.md to establish context for future edits.
# 7a. Setup package.json
cat << 'EOF' > package.json
{
"name": "jl-ast",
"version": "1.0.0",
"main": "src/index.js",
"scripts": {
"start": "node src/runtime/main.js",
"test": "node --test"
}
}
EOF
# 7b. Create README.md
cat << 'EOF' > README.md
# JL-AST
Minimal AST compiler and VM.
## Context
- **AST forms**: `["op", arg1, arg2]`
- **VM**: Stack-based, uses SharedArrayBuffer for status polling.
EOF
3. Create Architecture Directories
This sets up the testing structure and the analyzer folders.
# 7c. Create test directories and files
mkdir -p test
touch test/compiler.test.js test/vm.test.js test/env.test.js test/state-buffer.
test.js
# 8. Create analyzer directory and empty files
mkdir -p src/analyzer
touch src/analyzer/type-env.js src/analyzer/analyzer.js
Do you want an awk/sed snippet to attempt extracting the TypeEnv and analyze
functions directly from your mvp2.js file, or would you prefer moving those
manually in your editor?