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// TEST: Connection opened but never used meaningfully
//
// This is the core thesis: acquiring a resource creates an OBLIGATION
// to use it meaningfully. We connect but never start a transaction -
// the [open!] obligation isn't satisfied.
//
// EXPECTED: Compiler error - Connection[open!] obligation not satisfied
//
// Compare to Rust:
// let conn = Connection::open_in_memory().unwrap();
// // conn drops here - Rust says "fine, cleanup happened"
// // Koru says "ERROR: you didn't DO anything meaningful with this connection"
~import app/db
~app/db:connect(host: "localhost")
| ok _ |> _
| err _ |> _
Must contain:
<open!> was not dischargedError Verification
Expected Error Pattern
[open!] was not discharged. Call: app.db:beginActual Compiler Output
error[KORU030]: Resource '_' <open!> was not discharged. Call: app.db:begin
--> phantom_semantic_check:17:0
❌ Compiler coordination error: Phantom semantic validation failed
error: CompilerCoordinationFailed
/Users/larsde/src/koru/tests/regression/900_EXAMPLES_SHOWCASE/910_LANGUAGE_SHOOTOUT/2104_01_unused_connection/backend.zig:94:13: 0x10452b497 in emit (backend)
return error.CompilerCoordinationFailed;
^
/Users/larsde/src/koru/tests/regression/900_EXAMPLES_SHOWCASE/910_LANGUAGE_SHOOTOUT/2104_01_unused_connection/backend.zig:190:28: 0x10452c183 in main (backend)
const generated_code = try RuntimeEmitter.emit(compile_allocator, final_ast);
^Imported Files
// Database module demonstrating phantom obligation semantics
//
// The key insight: acquiring a resource creates an OBLIGATION to USE it meaningfully.
// Automatic cleanup (RAII, IDisposable, use statements) doesn't satisfy this -
// you must actually DO something with the resource.
//
// State machine:
// connect() → Connection[open!] -- creates obligation to use connection
// begin() → Transaction[active!] -- consumes connection, creates tx obligation
// execute() → Transaction[active] -- uses tx without consuming (can execute many)
// commit() → void -- consumes tx obligation (meaningful end)
// rollback() → void -- consumes tx obligation (meaningful end)
const std = @import("std");
const Connection = struct { handle: i32 };
const Transaction = struct { conn_handle: i32 };
const QueryResult = struct { rows: i32 };
// connect: creates connection with obligation to use it
~pub event connect { host: []const u8 }
| ok *Connection<open!>
| err []const u8
~proc connect|zig {
const c = std.heap.page_allocator.create(Connection) catch unreachable;
c.* = Connection{ .handle = 42 };
return .{ .ok = c };
}
// begin: consumes connection obligation, creates transaction obligation
~pub event begin { conn: *Connection<!open> }
| ok *Transaction<active!>
| err []const u8
~proc begin|zig {
const tx = std.heap.page_allocator.create(Transaction) catch unreachable;
tx.* = Transaction{ .conn_handle = conn.handle };
std.heap.page_allocator.destroy(conn);
return .{ .ok = tx };
}
// execute: uses transaction WITHOUT consuming it (can call multiple times)
~pub event execute { tx: *Transaction<active>, sql: []const u8 }
| ok { tx: *Transaction<active>, result: QueryResult }
| err { tx: *Transaction<active>, msg: []const u8 }
~proc execute|zig {
std.debug.print("Executing: {s}\n", .{sql});
return .{ .ok = .{ .tx = tx, .result = .{ .rows = 1 } } };
}
// commit: consumes transaction obligation - this is a MEANINGFUL END
// [!] marks this as the default discharge for Transaction[active!]
// Void event (no branches) so [!] works correctly
~[!]pub event commit { tx: *Transaction<!active> }
~proc commit|zig {
std.debug.print("COMMIT\n", .{});
std.heap.page_allocator.destroy(tx);
}
// rollback: consumes transaction obligation - this is also a MEANINGFUL END
// Also marked [!] as alternative discharge
~[!]pub event rollback { tx: *Transaction<!active> }
~proc rollback|zig {
std.debug.print("ROLLBACK\n", .{});
std.heap.page_allocator.destroy(tx);
}
Test Configuration
MUST_FAIL
Compiler Flags:
--auto-discharge=disable