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  • Bug Fixes

    • Integer- and float-directed arithmetic now reject incompatible operand types without modifying the stack.
    • Mathematical, trigonometric, logarithmic, root, and vector operations now enforce precise numeric types while supporting cross-precision floats.
    • Bitwise operations provide clearer type-mismatch details and reject floating-point inputs where required.
    • Unsupported directive errors now report consistent type information.
  • Tests

    • Expanded coverage for operand validation, cross-precision operations, error details, unsupported directives, and stack integrity.

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  • .testings/native.rs
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  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/div_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/mod_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/mul_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/neg_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/sub_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/logarithm/log10_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/logarithm/log2_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/root/cbrt_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/root/sqrt_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/addv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/divv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/modv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/mulv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/negv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/subv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/logarithm/expv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/logarithm/lnv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/logarithm/log10v_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/logarithm/log2v_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/root/cbrtv_func.rs
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  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/logarithm/expv_func.rs
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/logarithm/log2v_func.rs
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Math instructions now enforce float and integer operand categories before conversion. Type-mismatch errors now report concrete runtime type names. Tests verify cross-width float handling, rejected operands, and unchanged stacks.

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Math Operand Validation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Runtime type-name reporting
rust/src/utils/get_type_name.rs, rust/src/instructions/math/...
get_type_name maps supported integer and floating-point variants. Math mismatch errors use normalized names and "unknown" for unsupported directives.
Scalar arithmetic operand guards
rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/*_func.rs
Scalar arithmetic validates operand categories before conversion. Float-only operations reject integer operands. Integer directives reject float operands.
Vector arithmetic and transcendental guards
rust/src/instructions/math/vector/{arithmetic,logarithm,root}/*_func.rs, rust/src/instructions/math/logarithm/*_func.rs, rust/src/instructions/math/root/*_func.rs
Vector and scalar float operations accept explicit float variants. Tests cover invalid operands, cross-width values, directive result types, and stack preservation.
Scalar bitwise operand guards
rust/src/instructions/math/bitwise/{rotate,shift}/*_func.rs
Scalar shifts and rotations reject floating-point operands before bitwise operations. Tests verify errors and stack preservation.
Vector bitwise element guards
rust/src/instructions/math/vector/bitwise/{rotate,shift}/*_func.rs
Vector shifts and rotations accept integer elements only. Float elements produce TypeMismatch errors without mutating the stack.
Math module and native sample updates
rust/src/instructions/math/mod.rs, .testings/native.rs
The math module includes a TODO comment. The native sample uses a floating-point constant and the ln hlf operation.

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Math instructions now reject incompatible numeric families before conversion and preserve stack state on errors. No actionable merge risk remains.

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@coderabbitai Please make it so that when the requested mathematical operation (rust/instructions/math/arithmetic) is an Integer number family but is given a Floating-point number instead, it will return VMError.

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fd -t f . rust | rg '(^|/)(arithmetic|math).*\.(rs|toml)$|rust/instructions/math/arithmetic'

printf '\n--- arithmetic module outline ---\n'
arithmetic_file=$(fd -t f -e rs . rust | rg '/instructions/math/arithmetic(\.rs|/mod\.rs)$' | head -n 1 || true)
if [ -n "$arithmetic_file" ]; then
  ast-grep outline "$arithmetic_file" --items all
  printf '\n--- arithmetic module ---\n'
  cat -n "$arithmetic_file"
fi

printf '\n--- VMError and arithmetic references ---\n'
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printf '%s\n' '--- scalar arithmetic function files ---'
fd -t f -e rs '_func' rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic | sort

printf '%s\n' '--- scalar arithmetic validation and dispatch ---'
for file in $(fd -t f -e rs '_func' rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic | sort); do
  printf '\n### %s\n' "$file"
  rg -n -C 3 'is_number|is_integer|is_float|ExpectedCategory|PrimitiveTypes::(Sht|Int|Lng|Oct|Hlf|Flt|Dbl)|#\[cfg\(test\)\]|#\[test\]' "$file"
done

printf '%s\n' '--- value category APIs ---'
value_file=$(fd -t f -e rs '^value$' rust/src | head -n 1)
printf '%s\n' "$value_file"
ast-grep outline "$value_file" --items all --match 'is_number|is_integer|is_float|type_of|as_i|as_f'
rg -n -C 3 'fn (is_number|is_integer|is_float|type_of|as_i[0-9]+|as_f[0-9]+)' "$value_file"

printf '%s\n' '--- primitive type and expected category definitions ---'
for name in primitive_types expected_category expected_type; do
  fd -t f -e rs "^${name}$" rust/src | while read -r file; do
    printf '\n### %s\n' "$file"
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@claycuy I will add integer-family operand validation to the scalar arithmetic opcodes.

Task: Reject floating-point operands for integer-family arithmetic operations

  • Update scalar arithmetic opcode validation.
  • Return VMError::TypeMismatch when an integer directive receives a floating-point operand.
  • Preserve the stack when validation fails.
  • Add regression tests for direct value calls and stack-based opcode calls.

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In `@rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/neg_func.rs`:
- Line 39: Update the float-rejection guards in the arithmetic functions add,
sub, mul, div, mod, pow, and neg so their expected-type message always uses the
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@coderabbitai Apply the same checking logic to all arithmetic! Not just to some!

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@claycuy I will apply the integer-family validation to all arithmetic opcodes.

Task: Apply integer-family validation to all arithmetic

  • Audit every module under rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic.
  • Add the same validation before each integer conversion path.
  • Keep floating-point directives unchanged.
  • Add regression tests for every affected opcode.

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Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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@coderabbitai Apply the same to pow, powi, powf, sin, cos, and tan.

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printf '%s\n' '--- arithmetic declarations ---'
ast-grep outline rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic --items all --type function --match 'pow|powi|powf|sin|cos|tan'

printf '%s\n' '--- named opcode definitions and conversion paths ---'
rg -n -i -C 5 --type rust '\b(pow|powi|powf|sin|cos|tan)[a-z_]*\s*\(|\.as_i(16|32|64|128)\s*\(|PrimitiveTypes::(Sht|Int|Lng|Oct)|Value::Float(16|32|64)' rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic

printf '%s\n' '--- shared helpers that may dispatch named opcodes ---'
rg -n -i -C 4 --type rust '\b(pow|powi|powf|sin|cos|tan)\b' rust/src/instructions/math

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@claycuy I will apply strict numeric-family validation to these opcodes.

Task: Enforce numeric-family rules for power and trigonometric opcodes

  • Keep the existing integer-family validation in POW.
  • Require a floating-point base and an integer exponent in POWI.
  • Require floating-point operands in POWF.
  • Require a floating-point operand in SIN, COS, and TAN.
  • Return VMError::TypeMismatch before a conversion occurs.
  • Preserve the stack when validation fails.
  • Add direct-call and stack-based regression tests.

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Learning: For LightVM Rust scalar arithmetic, `POW` uses integer directives and must reject floating-point operands. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer exponent. `POWF`, `SIN`, `COS`, and `TAN` require operands that match the requested floating-point directive. Each opcode must return `VMError::TypeMismatch` before conversion and must preserve the stack on validation failure.

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Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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@coderabbitai Fix this strange error message Error[LVM004]: Type mismatch. Expected type 'Float', but found 'Half'.

Aren't Float and Half included in the Floating-point, aka the same family?

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  | rg '/(powf_func|powi_func|sin_func|cos_func|tan_func|value|expected_category|primitive_types|expected_type|get_type_name)\.rs$' \
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printf '%s\n' '--- arithmetic module outline ---'
ast-grep outline rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic --items all --type function --match 'powf|powi|sin|cos|tan'

printf '%s\n' '--- expected type helpers ---'
rg -n -C 5 --type rust 'enum ExpectedCategory|fn expected_type|ExpectedCategory::Float|ExpectedCategory::Integer' rust/src

printf '%s\n' '--- relevant validation and conversion paths ---'
rg -n -C 5 --type rust 'matches!\(|as_f(16|32|64)\s*\(|as_i(16|32|64)\s*\(|ExpectedCategory::Float|ExpectedCategory::Integer' \
  rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic

printf '%s\n' '--- Value conversion semantics ---'
rg -n -C 4 --type rust 'fn as_f16|fn as_f32|fn as_f64|fn is_float|Float16|Float32|Float64' rust/src/types

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@claycuy Yes. Half, Float, and Double are all floating-point values.

The current exact-variant checks reject valid floating-point inputs before Value::as_f16, Value::as_f32, or Value::as_f64 can convert them. This causes the reported error. The directive should select the calculation and result precision. It should not require an input with the same floating-point width.

Task: Accept all floating-point variants for floating-point math opcodes

  • Replace exact floating-point variant checks with floating-point family checks.
  • Keep integer-family operands invalid for floating-point operations.
  • Use the requested directive to convert inputs and select the result precision.
  • Keep stack contents unchanged when validation fails.
  • Add regression tests for cross-width floating-point inputs.

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Learning: For LightVM Rust floating-point math opcodes, `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` are one floating-point family. `PrimitiveTypes::Hlf`, `PrimitiveTypes::Flt`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Dbl` select calculation and result precision, but must not reject another floating-point variant solely because its width differs. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer-family exponent without exact-width matching.

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Learning: For LightVM Rust scalar arithmetic, `POW` uses integer directives and must reject floating-point operands. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer exponent. `POWF`, `SIN`, `COS`, and `TAN` require operands that match the requested floating-point directive. Each opcode must return `VMError::TypeMismatch` before conversion and must preserve the stack on validation failure.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:15:50.949Z
Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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@coderabbitai Now implement the same system to vector arithmetic.

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@claycuy Understood. I will extend the numeric-family validation to vector arithmetic (addv, subv, mulv, divv, modv, negv, powv, powiv, powfv, sinv, cosv, tanv).

The plan applies the same rules used for scalar arithmetic:

  • Integer-directive vector ops (addv, subv, mulv, divv, modv, negv, powv) reject float elements.
  • powiv requires a floating-point base and an integer-family exponent, and accepts cross-width inputs.
  • Float-directive vector ops (powfv, sinv, cosv, tanv) reject integer-family elements and accept cross-width floating-point inputs.
  • Every VMError::TypeMismatch uses display names (for example, Integer, Float, unknown), consistent with the current scalar arithmetic contract.
  • Every failure preserves the stack.

Task: Apply numeric-family validation to vector arithmetic opcodes

  • Update addv_func.rs, subv_func.rs, mulv_func.rs, divv_func.rs, modv_func.rs, negv_func.rs to reject float elements for integer directives.
  • Update powv_func.rs to reject float elements (integer-only opcode).
  • Update powiv_func.rs to validate the base as floating-point and the exponent as integer-family, independent of width.
  • Update powfv_func.rs, sinv_func.rs, cosv_func.rs, tanv_func.rs to accept cross-width floating-point elements and reject integer-family elements.
  • Fix unsupported-directive fallback found values to use "unknown", matching the scalar arithmetic contract.
  • Add direct-call and stack-based regression tests for each opcode.

(乃^ω^)乃 let's build this out


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Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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@coderabbitai Now apply the same implementation to logarithmic operations (both vector and non-vector)

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@claycuy, understood. I checked the logarithmic opcode files. The scalar functions (LN, LOG10, LOG2) and the vector functions (LNV, LOG10V, LOG2V, EXPV) do not yet use the numeric-family contract applied to EXP. They currently accept integer-family operands through is_number(), and their unsupported-directive fallback reports the wrong found value. I will align all seven functions with the EXP contract.

Task: Apply float-family validation to logarithmic opcodes

  • Update LN, LOG10, LOG2 (scalar) to accept only Value::Float16, Value::Float32, Value::Float64.
  • Update LNV, LOG10V, LOG2V, EXPV (vector) to accept only float-family elements.
  • Reject every integer-family value with VMError::TypeMismatch.
  • Report found: "unknown" for unsupported directives.
  • Preserve the stack on every validation failure.
  • Add regression tests matching the EXP test pattern.
  • Align LN, LOG10, LOG2 scalar opcodes with the EXP float-family contract.
  • Align LNV, LOG10V, LOG2V, EXPV vector opcodes with the same contract.
  • Reject integer-family operands/elements with VMError::TypeMismatch.
  • Report "unknown" for unsupported directives.
  • Add regression tests for rejection, cross-width acceptance, and stack preservation.

(o´▽`o)ノ let's tidy up the logarithms too


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Learning: For LightVM Rust floating-point math opcodes, `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` are one floating-point family. `PrimitiveTypes::Hlf`, `PrimitiveTypes::Flt`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Dbl` select calculation and result precision, but must not reject another floating-point variant solely because its width differs. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer-family exponent without exact-width matching.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:27:59.539Z
Learning: For LightVM Rust scalar arithmetic, `POW` uses integer directives and must reject floating-point operands. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer exponent. `POWF`, `SIN`, `COS`, and `TAN` require operands that match the requested floating-point directive. Each opcode must return `VMError::TypeMismatch` before conversion and must preserve the stack on validation failure.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:15:50.949Z
Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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🟠 Major · Reject integer-family operands for every float directive. · rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/div_func.rs:64-66

64-66: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Reject integer-family operands for every float directive.

The current validation rejects floats for integer directives, but it does not reject integers for Hlf, Flt, and Dbl. Integer values therefore reach as_f*() and produce float results instead of VMError::TypeMismatch.

  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/div_func.rs#L64-L66: validate both operands as float-family before float division.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/mod_func.rs#L64-L66: validate both operands as float-family before float modulo.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/addv_func.rs#L53-L65: reject integer-family elements for float directives.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/divv_func.rs#L51-L63: reject integer-family elements for float directives.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/modv_func.rs#L51-L63: reject integer-family elements for float directives.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/mulv_func.rs#L51-L63: reject integer-family elements for float directives.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/negv_func.rs#L34-L46: reject integer-family elements for float directives.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/vector/arithmetic/subv_func.rs#L53-L65: reject integer-family elements for float directives.

Based on learnings: floating-point operations must reject integer-family operands.

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In `@rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/div_func.rs` around lines 64 - 66,
Update float directive validation so integer-family operands return
VMError::TypeMismatch before any as_f* conversion. Apply this to div_func.rs
lines 64-66, mod_func.rs lines 64-66, and reject integer-family elements in
addv_func.rs lines 53-65, divv_func.rs lines 51-63, modv_func.rs lines 51-63,
mulv_func.rs lines 51-63, negv_func.rs lines 34-46, and subv_func.rs lines
53-65; preserve valid float-family operations.

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🟠 Major · Reject integer operands for floating-point directives. · rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/neg_func.rs:43-50

43-50: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Reject integer operands for floating-point directives.

Both arithmetic implementations convert integer operands to floating point without validation. Return VMError::TypeMismatch before conversion, while accepting all Float16, Float32, and Float64 inputs across widths.

  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/neg_func.rs#L43-L50: add a float-family guard for the unary operand.
  • rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/sub_func.rs#L59-L66: add a float-family guard for both operands.
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In `@rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/neg_func.rs` around lines 43 - 50, In
neg_func.rs, validate the unary operand is a Float16, Float32, or Float64 before
conversion and return VMError::TypeMismatch for integer types; in sub_func.rs,
apply the same float-family validation independently to both operands before
conversion. Preserve acceptance of all floating-point widths and existing
arithmetic behavior for valid inputs.

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🟠 Major · Reject integer operands for float ADD and MUL directives. · rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/add_func.rs:42-68

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Reject integer operands for float ADD and MUL directives.

When num_type is Hlf, Flt, or Dbl, add_values and mul_values accept integer-family operands through is_number(). Those operands then reach as_f16(), as_f32(), or as_f64(), which coerce them and produce float results instead of VMError::TypeMismatch.

Add an independent float-family guard to each helper. Retain cross-width float support.

pow_values is not affected. Its non-integer match arm already returns VMError::TypeMismatch and has no float conversion branch. The separate powf_values contract also confirms that float directives reject integer operands.

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In `@rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/add_func.rs` around lines 42 - 68, Add
an independent operand-type guard in both add_values and mul_values for num_type
values Hlf, Flt, and Dbl: reject integer-family operands with
VMError::TypeMismatch before float conversions occur. Preserve support for
cross-width float operands and leave pow_values and powf_values unchanged.
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In `@rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/add_func.rs`:
- Around line 42-68: Add an independent operand-type guard in both add_values
and mul_values for num_type values Hlf, Flt, and Dbl: reject integer-family
operands with VMError::TypeMismatch before float conversions occur. Preserve
support for cross-width float operands and leave pow_values and powf_values
unchanged.

In `@rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/div_func.rs`:
- Around line 64-66: Update float directive validation so integer-family
operands return VMError::TypeMismatch before any as_f* conversion. Apply this to
div_func.rs lines 64-66, mod_func.rs lines 64-66, and reject integer-family
elements in addv_func.rs lines 53-65, divv_func.rs lines 51-63, modv_func.rs
lines 51-63, mulv_func.rs lines 51-63, negv_func.rs lines 34-46, and
subv_func.rs lines 53-65; preserve valid float-family operations.

In `@rust/src/instructions/math/arithmetic/neg_func.rs`:
- Around line 43-50: In neg_func.rs, validate the unary operand is a Float16,
Float32, or Float64 before conversion and return VMError::TypeMismatch for
integer types; in sub_func.rs, apply the same float-family validation
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@coderabbitai Now apply the same implementation to root operations (both vector and non-vector)

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@claycuy, I checked SQRT, CBRT, SQRTV, and CBRTV. These opcodes use the older is_number() check. They still accept integer-family operands. Their unsupported-directive fallback reports the wrong found value. I will align these four opcodes with the EXP contract.

Task: Apply float-family validation to root opcodes

  • Update SQRT and CBRT (scalar) to accept only Value::Float16, Value::Float32, Value::Float64.
  • Update SQRTV and CBRTV (vector) to accept only float-family elements.
  • Reject every integer-family value with VMError::TypeMismatch.
  • Report found: "unknown" for unsupported directives.
  • Preserve the stack on every validation failure.
  • Add regression tests matching the EXP/EXPV test pattern.

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URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:27:59.539Z
Learning: For LightVM Rust scalar arithmetic, `POW` uses integer directives and must reject floating-point operands. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer exponent. `POWF`, `SIN`, `COS`, and `TAN` require operands that match the requested floating-point directive. Each opcode must return `VMError::TypeMismatch` before conversion and must preserve the stack on validation failure.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:15:50.949Z
Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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@coderabbitai Fix the issue with mathematical operations that accept two types of numbers—floats (e.g., hlf, flt) and integers (e.g., sht, int). Ensure that if a float type is expected but an integer is provided, an error occurs, and vice versa. Apply this fix consistently across all operations you have previously modified.

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@claycuy, confirmed. Two families of the same gap exist.

  1. Scalar arithmetic (add, sub, mul, div, mod, neg) and vector arithmetic (addv, subv, mulv, divv, modv, negv) reject float operands for integer directives already. They do not reject integer operands for float directives. The float branch calls .as_f16()/.as_f32()/.as_f64() on the operand. This call converts an integer silently. No error occurs.
  2. sqrt, cbrt (scalar) and sqrtv, cbrtv (vector) still use a bare is_number() check. This check accepts both families. The float-only branches then convert an integer silently. The sqrtv/cbrtv tests assert this behavior as correct — that is itself a bug in the tests.

I will fix both. I will not touch hyperbolic or inverse trig functions (sinh, cosh, tanh, asinh, acosh, atanh, asin, acos, atan, atan2) in this pass. These functions were never part of a prior requirement. They carry the identical gap. Tell me if you want them included in a follow-up.

  • Add a symmetric check to scalar arithmetic ops: reject integer-family operands when the directive is Hlf/Flt/Dbl.
  • Add the same symmetric check to vector arithmetic ops.
  • Replace is_number() in sqrt/cbrt (scalar and vector) with a strict float-family match, matching the pattern already used in ln/log10/log2/exp.
  • Fix the existing supports_float_directives tests in sqrtv_func.rs/cbrtv_func.rs that incorrectly assert an Int32 operand is valid.
  • Add regression tests for every op: float directive + integer operand → TypeMismatch error, stack unchanged, error message names the found family (e.g. "Integer", "Long").

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URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-15T05:33:09.489Z
Learning: For soteenstudio/lightvm rust/src/instructions/math opcodes, the numeric-family validation contract is bidirectional: integer directives (Sht/Int/Lng/Oct) must reject float-family operands (Float16/32/64), and float directives (Hlf/Flt/Dbl) must reject integer-family operands (Int16/32/64/128). Using a bare `is_number()` check is insufficient because it allows both families through, and downstream `.as_f16()/.as_f32()/.as_f64()`-style conversions silently coerce integers into floats without erroring. Every math opcode modified for numeric-family validation needs both directions of this check.

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URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-15T01:20:40.643Z
Learning: For LightVM Rust opcode `VMError::TypeMismatch` messages, terminal-facing type names must use the established display-family format. Use names such as `Short`, `Integer`, `Long`, `Octa`, `Half`, `Float`, and `Double`; do not expose runtime variant names such as `int16`, `int32`, `float16`, `float32`, or `float64`. Floating-point opcodes must reject integer-family operands with `VMError::TypeMismatch`, and mathematical operations must continue to return `VMError::TypeMismatch` for non-numeric operands.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-15T01:20:32.159Z
Learning: For LightVM Rust opcode terminal messages, `VMError::TypeMismatch.found` must use the established display-name format, such as `Short`, `Integer`, and `Float`. Do not expose internal variant names such as `int16`, `int32`, `float16`, `float32`, or `float64`. Floating-point directives must reject integer-family operands, and mathematical operations must retain `VMError::TypeMismatch` handling for non-numeric operands.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T09:04:51.869Z
Learning: For LightVM Rust floating-point math opcodes, `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` are one floating-point family. `PrimitiveTypes::Hlf`, `PrimitiveTypes::Flt`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Dbl` select calculation and result precision, but must not reject another floating-point variant solely because its width differs. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer-family exponent without exact-width matching.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:27:59.539Z
Learning: For LightVM Rust scalar arithmetic, `POW` uses integer directives and must reject floating-point operands. `POWI` requires a floating-point base and an integer exponent. `POWF`, `SIN`, `COS`, and `TAN` require operands that match the requested floating-point directive. Each opcode must return `VMError::TypeMismatch` before conversion and must preserve the stack on validation failure.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:15:50.949Z
Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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@coderabbitai Now also update cross, dot, and normalize

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@claycuy Extending the same numeric-family contract to CROSS, DOT, and NORMALIZE. Here's the plan:

  • CROSS / DOT: split the current bare is_number() element check into bidirectional family validation — integer directives (Sht/Int/Lng/Oct) reject float elements, float directives (Hlf/Flt/Dbl) reject integer elements, mirroring addv_func.rs/subv_func.rs. Fix the _ => fallback to report found: "unknown" instead of expected_type(num_type, ExpectedCategory::All).

  • NORMALIZE: since only float directives exist (no integer variants are dispatched), require a strict float-family match (Value::Float16(_) | Value::Float32(_) | Value::Float64(_)) instead of is_number(), so integer-typed vector elements are rejected with a TypeMismatch. Fix the same _ => fallback to "unknown".

  • Add regression tests to all three files covering: float directive rejecting int elements, int directive rejecting float elements (CROSS/DOT), non-numeric still rejected, unsupported directive → "unknown", and stack preserved on every failure path.

  • Update rust/src/instructions/math/vector/cross_func.rs to bidirectionally validate integer vs. float families and fix the unknown fallback.

  • Update rust/src/instructions/math/vector/dot_func.rs with the same bidirectional validation and fallback fix.

  • Update rust/src/instructions/math/vector/normalize_func.rs to require strict float-family elements and fix the fallback.

  • Add/extend regression tests in each file.


🧠 Learnings used
Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-15T05:33:10.111Z
Learning: For soteenstudio/lightvm rust/src/instructions/math opcodes, the numeric-family validation contract is bidirectional: integer directives (Sht/Int/Lng/Oct) must reject float-family operands (Float16/32/64), and float directives (Hlf/Flt/Dbl) must reject integer-family operands (Int16/32/64/128). Using a bare `is_number()` check is insufficient because it allows both families through, and downstream `.as_f16()/.as_f32()/.as_f64()`-style conversions silently coerce integers into floats without erroring. Every math opcode modified for numeric-family validation needs both directions of this check.

Learnt from: claycuy
URL: https://github.com/soteenstudio/lightvm/pull/596

Timestamp: 2026-09-14T08:15:50.949Z
Learning: For the LightVM Rust arithmetic subsystem, integer-family operand validation must apply to all arithmetic opcodes, not only selected scalar arithmetic opcode modules. Integer directives are `PrimitiveTypes::Sht`, `PrimitiveTypes::Int`, `PrimitiveTypes::Lng`, and `PrimitiveTypes::Oct`; they must reject `Value::Float16`, `Value::Float32`, and `Value::Float64` with `VMError::TypeMismatch`.

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