Add FLOAT_PI beside FLOAT_E - #274
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The 67-digit coefficient at exponent -66, pi rounded to nearest at 66 places, packed like FLOAT_E; testFloatPi pins it through packLossless. rainlang's pi word reads it from here once its pin moves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QyCCzi9WZPhuXcU1hwr2bq
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crates/constants is a test-only crate, never published. It binds src/lib/LibDecimalFloat.sol at compile time, reads the packed words for FLOAT_PI and FLOAT_E out of that source, unpacks exponent and coefficient, and asserts them equal to pi (Machin's formula) and e (the 1/k! series) derived in 512-bit integer arithmetic with guard digits and rounded to nearest at 66 places. No digits are copied; a change to either constant in the library is a change to what the tests check. rainix rs-test and rs-static workflows run it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QyCCzi9WZPhuXcU1hwr2bq
The Rust tests of library logic lived in the deploy repo's bindings crate, over the pinned package, one release behind this source. `crates/tests` (was `crates/constants`) runs them through the `rain-math-float` bindings over `test/concrete/TestDecimalFloat.sol` compiled from `src/`, whose constructor deploys the log tables, and `TestDecimalFloatHarness.sol` for packing and the tables. `build.rs` runs `forge build`; `.cargo/config.toml` points the bindings at the artifacts and runs their constructors. The log-table tests read the tables from the harness instead of copies pasted into Rust. The tests of the bindings' own Rust API stay in the deploy crate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QyCCzi9WZPhuXcU1hwr2bq
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In @.cargo/config.toml:
- Around line 4-6: Update the RAIN_MATH_FLOAT_ARTIFACT,
RAIN_MATH_FLOAT_TEST_ARTIFACT, and RAIN_MATH_FLOAT_DEPLOY_MODE entries in the
Cargo environment configuration to set force = true, ensuring the
build-script-produced artifact paths and deployment mode override any
pre-existing environment values.
In @.github/workflows/rainix-rs-static.yaml:
- Line 5: Replace the mutable `@main` references with reviewed full commit SHAs in
both reusable workflow references: .github/workflows/rainix-rs-static.yaml lines
5-5 and .github/workflows/rainix-rs-test.yaml lines 5-5. Keep the referenced
rainix-rs-static.yaml workflow unchanged aside from pinning its revision.
- Around line 4-5: Add least-privilege permissions to both reusable-workflow
jobs: .github/workflows/rainix-rs-static.yaml lines 4-5 and
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In `@crates/tests/build.rs`:
- Around line 9-15: Update the build script around the dependency installation
and forge build calls to always run forge soldeer install with the clean option
before forge build, removing the dependencies-directory conditional. Add
dependencies to the watched paths so dependency changes rerun the script and
regenerate artifacts.
In `@crates/tests/src/fuzz_ops.rs`:
- Around line 55-56: Update approx_eq to remove the max_abs < 1e-30 early
return; after the exact-equality check, always use the relative comparison so
representable nonzero values such as 1e-45 are not classified as zero.
- Line 267: Update the fixed-decimal round-trip test around the lossless check
in fuzz_ops.rs to assert that to_fixed_decimal_lossy reports lossless for
generated values before comparing back with value. Remove the conditional skip
so an unexpected false flag fails the test, while preserving the existing
equality assertion.
In `@crates/tests/src/tables.rs`:
- Around line 308-309: Update the lookup/generation test around gen_base and
sol_base to assert for rows 0–9 that ALT_TABLE_FLAG matches whether
small[row][col] differs from small_alt[row][col], while preserving the existing
flag-cleared base-value comparison.
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Force the artifact settings so a shell value cannot redirect the tests, always sync Soldeer before building, drop the near-zero shortcut from the f64 comparison, and require the fixed-decimal round trip to be lossless. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QyCCzi9WZPhuXcU1hwr2bq
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LibDecimalFloat.FLOAT_PIbesideFLOAT_E, packed the same way: the 67-digit coefficient at exponent -66. rainlang'spiword (rainlang#579, from #535) currently carries this literal locally because no published revision defines it; once this ships and rainlang moves its pin,LibOpPireads it from here exactly asLibOpEreadsFLOAT_E.The coefficient is π rounded to nearest at 66 places: floor(π × 10⁶⁶) ends
…537a1b3and the next digits are.816…, so…537a1b4is the closer of the two.Rust tests of the library live here
crates/testsis a test-only Rust crate, never published, with two jobs:src/lib/LibDecimalFloat.solat compile time, reads the packed words forFLOAT_PIandFLOAT_Eout of that source, and asserts them equal to π by Machin's formula and e by the 1/k! series, derived in 512-bit integer arithmetic and rounded to nearest at 66 places. No digits are copied into Rust.rain.math.float.deploy's bindings crate (where they ran over the pinned package, one release behind this source) through therain-math-floatbindings overtest/concrete/TestDecimalFloat.solcompiled fromsrc/. That concrete has theDecimalFloatABI and deploys the log tables in its constructor (LibTestLogTables, shared withLogTest);TestDecimalFloatHarness.solhas the bindings' harness ABI (packing and theLibLogTablegetters).crates/tests/build.rsrunsforge buildwith the Solidity tree watched, socargo testis self-contained and never runs over a stale artifact;.cargo/config.tomlpoints the bindings at the artifacts and runs their constructors (Let a consumer run the bindings over its own build of the concrete rain.math.float.deploy#21). Moved: 48 tests from the bindings'lib.rs, the 15fuzz_opsproptests against f64, and the 9 log-table tests, now reading the tables from the harness instead of from copies pasted into Rust. The 4 tests of the bindings' own Rust API stay in the deploy crate.QA
testFloatPiinLibDecimalFloat.constants.t.sol, mirroringtestFloatE; full Solidity suite 445 passed plus 25 in theLogTest-based suites after theLibTestLogTablesfactoring.cargo test76 passed (48 float, 15 fuzz_ops, 10 tables, 3 constants);rainix-rs-staticclean.…a1b3) failstestFloatPiand the Rust π test;addinTestDecimalFloat.solreturningbfails 10 tests (test_add_sub,fuzz_add,test_int_frac_properties,test_inv_prod, …);LibTestLogTables.deployreverting fails 73 of 76 at EVM construction. The Rust tests run over this source through its constructor, not the crate's committed bytecode.fuzz_opsand the table generation; algebraic identities (add/sub, mul/div, int+frac, trichotomy) for the rest. Nothing read from the code under test.piword; this is the library half, defined aseis. No bindings API is added, so no Rust test reacheslog10/pow/sqrt/pow10yet.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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