Replaces the bpj2ini.py prototype with a packaged tool. The A2F codec is now reimplemented in Python, so neither Boxsim.exe nor a CPU emulator is needed to decode a container; the emulator survives as a development-only oracle that the codec is differentially tested against. Verified: - 134 containers decode byte-identically to Boxsim's own decoder, 270 pre-2.0 files rejected by both implementations (tools/difftest.py --self-test) - Default.BPJ: 22 components, 14 nets, no dangling terminal - 22 of 22 parts resolve to library symbols; one series inferred from a sibling, two DC resistance deviations reported - ERC clean and the netlist KiCad extracts from the generated sheet is an identical partition to the one derived from the Boxsim grid - container build byte-identical to the host build - 32 tests passing, ruff clean Decode time went 69 s -> 14.5 s (binding emulator hooks to trap addresses) -> 1.6 s (pure Python). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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979 B
Python
33 lines
979 B
Python
"""Post-install check for the bundled catalogue and symbol library.
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Run during the image build so an image can never ship with an incomplete
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library or a truncated catalogue. `cross_check` alone is not enough: it proves
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only that the catalogue is a subset of the library, so a short catalogue passes
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it and then rejects perfectly valid projects at runtime with "not stocked by
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Visaton". `check_shape` is what gives this gate teeth.
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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import sys
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from boxsim import catalog as catalog_mod
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from boxsim import symbols as symbols_mod
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def main() -> int:
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cat = catalog_mod.load()
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catalog_mod.check_shape(cat)
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lib = symbols_mod.load()
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extras = symbols_mod.cross_check(cat, lib)
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print(
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f"bundled {len(cat)} catalogue parts across "
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f"{len(cat.series_names)} series, {len(lib)} symbols; "
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f"library-only symbols: {extras or 'none'}"
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)
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return 0
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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sys.exit(main())
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