modules: add the L1 layer and six of L2, taking the count from 6 to 24 by RedFox20 · Pull Request #72 · RedFox20/ReCpp

RedFox20 · 2026-09-05T23:42:21Z

Changeset 5 of docs/MODULES_MIGRATION.md. The module count goes from 6 to 24: the whole
L1 layer, and six of the eight in L2.

Layer	Modules
L1	bitutils, delegate, endian, future_types, math, predicates, proc_utils, sort, source_loc, timepoint, traits, type_traits
L2	atomic_timepoint, collections, stack_trace, threads, timer, vec

Every module carries a case in tests/test_modules.cpp that includes no header of its own,
so the module alone has to supply the names.

Six headers declared API the compiler could not export

Writing the .cppm files was the easy half. The layer found real defects:

Header	Defect	Exported
`math.h`	every function `static` at namespace scope, constants without `inline`	0 of 14 → 14
`traits.h`	the `function_traits` family inside an anonymous namespace	0 of 8 → 8
`timepoint.h`	nine namespace-scope constants without `inline`	0 → 25
`type_traits.h`	nine variable templates without `inline`, so each importer got its own copy	see below
`stack_trace.h`	`CALLSTACK_MAX_DEPTH` marked `static` beside `inline`	11 → 12

traits.h is worth a second look beyond modules. An anonymous namespace inside
namespace rpp made rpp::function_traits a different type in every translation unit
that included it. That predates this work and has nothing to do with modules.

type_traits.h is the same class of defect one level down. A namespace-scope constexpr
variable template without inline gets one copy per translation unit on gcc, so the module
importer and the header includer saw different addresses for the same trait. A probe on
gcc 14.2 reported plain same=0 against inline same=1, and nm marks the symbol local.
tests/test_modules_identity.cpp takes the address through the module alone, and
test_modules.cpp compares it against the header address.

The generator learned three configuration rules

The generator emitted an export list for whatever configuration it happened to parse in, so
any declaration a header hides under a different configuration became an unguarded export.
It now handles three cases, each pinned by a selftest:

A macro a define can toggle — RPP_ENABLE_UNICODE and !RPP_BARE_METAL. The
generator parses each configuration and guards the difference. threads.h drops from 7
declarations to 1 under RPP_FREERTOS=1, and type_traits.h from 22 to 20.
A macro no define reaches — RPP_HAS_COROUTINES, which the header derives from
__has_include. The generator reads the region the header brackets with it.
An inline namespace — read from the header, rather than guessed from a name ending in
::literals. That spelling missed rpp::duration_literals, so a module consumer lost
using namespace rpp; 1_s.

Rule 2 matches by declaration location, not by name text. A text search also matched a name
a guarded block only mentions, which would have hidden the whole rpp::semaphore and
rpp::concurrent_queue classes on a target without <coroutine>. Neither header carries a
module yet, so nothing shipped broken, and the L3 layer would have hit it.

Two more generator defects, each pinned by a selftest

An out-of-line member definition reached the export list. delegate.h defines
delegate<...>::operator() and ::invoke at namespace scope, so the traversal emitted
using rpp::operator(); and the module failed to build. A cursor whose semantic parent
is a class no longer counts.
SKIP_KINDS dropped UNEXPOSED_DECL, which is the kind libclang reports for a
variable template, so every variable template was missing from every module. A
measurement over all headers put the cost at nine names, all in type_traits.h, all
external linkage.

sprint and task do not ship

gcc-14 writes a .gcm for each and no importer reads it back:

rpp.sprint: error: failed to read compiled module cluster 1510: Bad file data
fatal error: failed to load pendings for 'std::_Mutex_base'

The message names a libstdc++ internal, so this is a compiler defect and not a wrong export
list. Each module fails alone, and a consumer that includes <mutex> before the import
fails the same way. BUGS.md B8 carries the reproducer, which writes the interface
skeleton first, because no rpp-sprint.cppm ever landed in a commit.

Both .cppm files wait, because a module no importer can read would leave the build green
while the module stayed unusable. sprint blocks the most, since string_buffer, format
and every to_string overload sit in that header, so the plan now names it the step before
the L3 layer. Only clang-21 and a newer gcc can answer whether B8 is gcc-only, and this
machine carries clang-18, which cannot build modules at all.

Verified

modules build: 549/549 pass, up from 533
header build: 528/528 pass, which is what proves the linkage changes are safe off the
modules path
all three generator gates report no finding, selftests included
four module-only consumers exit 0
clang-tidy reports nothing over 54 translation units
CI: 28 of 28 jobs pass on 26c382e, first attempt

Two TSAN jobs flaked earlier in the branch, on a different job each run, and a re-run cleared
each one. Both are catalogued: BUGS.md B6, the exception refcount inside an
uninstrumented libstdc++ or libc++abi, and B2, a 5 ms timing budget on a runner which
reports 2 usable cores. Neither is this changeset.

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Changeset 5 continues with L1. Every L1 header depends only on config or minmax, so all twelve build against the modules that already exist. Four headers declared public API the compiler refused to export, and each fix lands here: - math.h marked every function static at namespace scope, which is internal linkage, and left the four constants without inline. It exported 0 of 14 names. - traits.h wrapped the function_traits family in an anonymous namespace, so every translation unit held a different rpp::function_traits. It exported 0 of 8. - timepoint.h left nine namespace-scope constants without inline. The generator already reported this one and named the fix. - type_traits.h needed no change, but the generator dropped its nine variable templates, is_detected_v and is_container among them. The generator mishandled two kinds of declaration: - An out-of-line member definition sits at namespace scope, so delegate.h fed rpp::operator() and rpp::invoke into the export list and the module failed to build. A cursor whose semantic parent is a class no longer counts. - SKIP_KINDS dropped UNEXPOSED_DECL, which is the kind libclang reports for a variable template. A measurement over every header put the cost at nine names, all in type_traits.h, all external linkage. rpp_decls and gen_module_exports each carry a selftest case for the shape they missed, so the gate catches both again. Nine modules take a case in tests/test_modules.cpp, which includes no header of its own. <rpp/tests.h> masks type_traits, source_loc and future_types, so l1_module_only.cpp imports those three with no header at all. Verified: the modules build passes 542/542, the header build passes 528/528, all five gates report no finding, both module-only consumers exit 0, and clang-tidy reports nothing over 54 translation units. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

atomic_timepoint, collections, stack_trace, threads, timer and vec. Every L2 header depends only on modules that already exist, so all eight generate and compile against the L1 layer. stack_trace.h marked CALLSTACK_MAX_DEPTH static at namespace scope, which is internal linkage even beside inline, so the module could not export it. The generator reported it and named the fix. sprint and task do not ship. gcc-14 writes a .gcm for each one and no importer reads it back: rpp.sprint: error: failed to read compiled module cluster 1510: Bad file data fatal error: failed to load pendings for 'std::_Mutex_base' The message names a libstdc++ internal, so this is a compiler defect and not a wrong export list. Each module fails alone, and a consumer that includes <mutex> before the import fails the same way. BUGS.md B8 carries the reproducer. Shipping a module no importer can read would leave the build green while the module stayed unusable, so both .cppm files wait. sprint blocks the most, because string_buffer, format and every to_string overload sit in that header. The plan now names it the step before the L3 layer, ahead of the remaining layers. tests/test_modules.cpp takes a case per shipped module. l1_module_only.cpp is now masked_module_only.cpp, which is what <rpp/tests.h> masks rather than one layer. Verified: the modules build passes 548/548, the header build passes 528/528, all seven gates report no finding, three module-only consumers exit 0, and clang-tidy reports nothing over 54 translation units. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

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Four of them are real, and a measurement backs each one. type_traits.h left nine variable templates without inline, so gcc gave the module importer and the header includer one copy each. A two translation unit probe reported different addresses for is_container, and inline made them one. tests/test_modules_identity.cpp takes the address through the module alone, and test_modules.cpp compares it against the header address. The case fails on the old header and passes on the new one. The generator read every header in the host configuration only, so a bare metal build got an export list naming declarations the header hides. threads.h drops from 7 declarations to 1 under RPP_FREERTOS=1, and type_traits.h drops from 22 to 20. The generator already read two RPP_ENABLE_UNICODE configurations and guarded the difference, so that single macro becomes a guard list and bare metal joins it. Regeneration touched those two module interfaces and no other, which shows no other header hides a declaration this way. <rpp/tests.h> includes math.h, so the math case in test_modules.cpp passed whatever rpp.math exported. masked_module_only.cpp imports it with no header now. The B8 reproducer told a reader to restore rpp-sprint.cppm, which no commit ever carried, and the generator refuses a file without the two markers. The entry writes the skeleton first. Verified: the modules build passes 549/549, the module consumer exits 0 on the modules path, and every generator gate reports no finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

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CI: the one red job is a known flake, not this change

Two runs, 27 of 28 green each time, and a different job red in each one.

Run	Commit	Red job	Cause
33999376432	`fe1cfb7`	`ubuntu-cpp23-tsan-gcc13`	BUGS.md B6
34000577207	`ed37bf4`	`ubuntu-cpp20-tsan-clang18`	BUGS.md B6 and B2

Each job passed on the run where the other one failed, so the failure follows the runner and not the code. I re-ran the failed job.

Run 1, gcc: BUGS.md B6

All tests passed, and the sanitizer set the exit code:

SUCCESS: All 31 test suites with 528/528 test cases passed! 6.31s
ThreadSanitizer: reported 2 warnings
RppTests failed with exit code 66

Both reports name tests/test_future.cpp:232. Worker T103 reads e.what() inside the except handler. Worker T98 leaves its catch block at future.h:78, and __cxa_end_catch frees the runtime_error string. TSAN prints the read as the earlier access, so the order is correct. Only the happens-before edge is missing, because the exception_ptr refcount sits inside an uninstrumented libstdc++.so. B6 names this race by that test.

Run 2, clang: B6 again, plus B2

The TSAN report names std::range_error::~range_error() in libc++abi.so.1, which is the same shape. C15 suppresses race:std::__1::promise, and that pattern matches neither range_error nor the gcc spelling.

The same job also hit a timing assertion:

FAILED ASSERTION test_threadpool.cpp:357  parallel_elapsed => '0.044880' must be less or equal than '0.042352'
Test System # Max Parallelism: 2

The runner reported 2 usable cores, so the test took the parallelism <= 2 branch and its 5 ms budget. TSAN erased that margin, and the overshoot was 2.5 ms. That is BUGS.md B2.

Why this change cannot cause either one

Every test case passes in both runs. The exit code comes from the sanitizer or from a clock bound.
ubuntu-cpp20-modules-gcc14 and ubuntu-cpp20-modules-clang21, the two jobs this changeset exists for, pass on both commits.
The diff adds .cppm facades, replaces static constexpr with inline constexpr, and adds inline to nine variable templates. None of that creates a data race or slows parallel_for.

No fix ships here. B6 needs a gcc branch and a libstdc++ pattern, plus a run which proves the suppression hides this race and hides no other. One of the gcc reports frees inside ReCpp code at future.h:78, so a wide pattern would hide real races. B2 needs a bound which waits on an event rather than on the clock. Both are their own change.

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future_types.h declares coro_handle, suspend_never and suspend_always inside #if RPP_HAS_COROUTINES, and the module named all three without a guard. A target whose C++20 toolchain ships no <coroutine> header then fails to compile rpp.future_types. The guard list from the last commit cannot reach this one. The header derives RPP_HAS_COROUTINES from __has_include, and config.h defines RPP_HAS_CXX20 as (__cplusplus >= 202002L) beside a static_assert which demands it, so no define turns either one off. So the generator gains a second kind of guard. TEXT_GUARDS names a macro the generator cannot toggle, and the generator reads the region the header brackets with it. A scan over all 24 module headers matches those three names and nothing else, so the change touches one module interface. The selftest header carries a guarded declaration now, and it pins both directions. A name inside the block takes the #if, and a name outside takes none. Verified: the modules build passes 549/549, the module consumer exits 0 on the modules path, and every generator gate reports no finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

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The text guard from the last commit searched the guarded body for the name, so a block which only mentioned a name guarded that name too. A simulation over the headers which carry coroutine members shows what that costs: semaphore.h would guard: rpp::parallel_task_detached rpp::semaphore concurrent_queue.h would guard: rpp::parallel_task_detached rpp::concurrent_queue Both classes are unconditional, and a guard would hide each whole class wherever the macro is 0. Neither header carries a module yet, so nothing shipped broken, and the L3 layer would have hit it. So declarations() carries the declaration line now, and the guard asks whether that line sits inside a guard span. The same simulation keeps parallel_task_detached, which semaphore.h really declares inside a coroutine block at line 21, and it drops both classes. No module interface changed, which is the expected result for the 24 that ship. Three smaller fixes ride along: - timepoint.h declares `inline namespace duration_literals`, and the generator marked a namespace inline only when it ended in `::literals`. It reads the header for the inline keyword now, so `using namespace rpp; 1_s` resolves through the module. The test asks for it that way. - TimePoint::now() reads CLOCK_REALTIME, which steps. The elapsed check in test_modules.cpp takes ClockType::Monotonic. - The threads case calls six names the module hides on bare metal, so it takes the same guard. yield() stays outside it. The generator selftest gains a class whose guarded member names the class, which is the exact shape the text search got wrong. Verified: the modules build passes 549/549, the module consumer exits 0 on the modules path, and all three generator gates report no finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

A review asked whether rpp::sort ships. It does, and the module was right, but no test proved it. collections.h declares the three sort overloads at lines 532, 538 and 544 as wrappers over rpp::insertion_sort, so rpp.collections carries them. sort.h declares insertion_sort, two concepts and container_element_t, and rpp.sort carries those four. The collections case covered contains, index_of, sum_all, any_of and range, and it now calls both sort overloads. The case includes no rpp header, so the module alone supplies the name. Verified: the modules build passes 549/549. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

An importer of rpp.sort could not call rpp::sort. collections.h declared the three overloads, so the name reached an importer through rpp.collections instead, which is not the module the name suggests. sort.h already carried the concepts the move needs. contiguous_container asks for data(), size() and operator[], and element_range answers all three, so two generic overloads replace the three which named std::vector and element_range one by one. The forwarding reference takes both an lvalue vector and the temporary that rpp::range() returns. Nothing breaks for a consumer of collections. collections.h includes sort.h at line 11, and rpp-collections.cppm already carried `export import rpp.sort;`, so both the include path and the import path still reach rpp::sort. tests/module_consumer/sort_module_only.cpp imports rpp.sort with no header and no rpp.collections beside it, then calls both sort overloads and insertion_sort. The target fails to build if the name ever leaves that module again. Verified: the modules build passes 549/549, RppSortModuleOnly exits 0, the module consumer exits 0 on the modules path, and the include and generator gates report no finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

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The move in 5786e87 broke two calls which used to compile. A probe reproduces each one against that commit: rpp::sort<int>(v); // error: no matching function const rpp::element_range<int> r = rpp::range(v); rpp::sort(r, cmp); // error: T = const int, no swap An explicit template argument named the element type of the old vector overload, and the forwarding reference reads it as the container instead. A const range is worse. The old parameter took the range by value, so the copy gave a mutable view over mutable elements, and a reference keeps the view const and makes data() return const T*. Both shapes only ever reached a caller through collections.h, and element_range lives there, so both overloads go back there. sort.h keeps the two generic ones, so `import rpp.sort;` still serves a vector, and the minimal sort header still needs no <vector>. The vector overload is more specialized than the generic one, so a plain rpp::sort(v) stays unambiguous. Six call shapes compile, including the three which krattcam and krattlink use. test_sort.cpp takes three cases, so every header build covers them, not only the two modules jobs. Verified: the modules build passes 552/552, RppSortModuleOnly exits 0, the module consumer exits 0 on the modules path, and the generator gates report no finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

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The handover state carries what the two layers taught. Six headers declared API the compiler could not export, and type_traits.h is the one worth reading twice. Nine variable templates without inline gave gcc one copy per translation unit, so a module importer and a header includer read different addresses for one trait. The generator learned three configuration rules, each with a selftest. It used to emit an export list for whatever configuration it parsed in, so a declaration a header hides under another configuration became an unguarded export. The table names what each rule reaches. A module can also move a declaration. rpp::sort left collections.h for sort.h, so an importer of rpp.sort can call it, and the two shapes only collections.h can offer stayed there. B6 joins the open questions with its measured cost. It failed 6 of the 40 TSAN jobs this branch ran, and every one passed every test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

The README sort.h table listed 1 of the 4 functions the header declares. It carries all four now, and update_doc_linerefs.py corrected the three new line references itself. --check-undocumented stayed quiet through this, so BUGS.md B9 records why. extract_public_decls returns nothing for 19 of the 48 headers, sort.h among them, so the gate never asked whether README documents them. The entry carries the loop which produced that count. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PJQak2qMQ4cXHtqEcpwimN

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sprint and task do not ship

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