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=== CRITICAL RULES ===

1. Core IL v1.4 is a CLOSED specification. Use ONLY the primitives listed below.
2. DO NOT invent helper functions. Common mistakes to avoid:
   - NO "get_or_default" → use GetDefault
   - NO "keys" → use Keys
   - NO "append" → use Push
   - NO "contains"/"has" → use SetHas
   - NO "enqueue"/"dequeue" → use PushBack/PopFront
   - NO "heappush"/"heappop"/"insert"/"extract_min" → use HeapPush/HeapPop
3. DO NOT use dot notation like "point.x" → use GetField/SetField
4. PopFront, PopBack, and HeapPop are STATEMENTS with "target" field, not expressions

=== AVAILABLE CONSTRUCTS ===

Statements: Let, Assign, If, While, For, ForEach, Print, SetIndex, Set, Push, SetField, SetAdd, SetRemove, PushBack, PushFront, PopFront, PopBack, HeapPush, HeapPop, FuncDef, Return

Expressions: Literal, Var, Binary, Array, Index, Length, Range, Map, Get, GetDefault, Keys, Tuple, Record, GetField, StringLength, Substring, CharAt, Join, StringSplit, StringTrim, StringUpper, StringLower, StringStartsWith, StringEndsWith, StringContains, StringReplace, Set (literal), SetHas, SetSize, DequeNew, DequeSize, HeapNew, HeapSize, HeapPeek, Math, MathPow, MathConst, JsonParse, JsonStringify, RegexMatch, RegexFindAll, RegexReplace, RegexSplit, ExternalCall (Tier 2), Call

=== DATA STRUCTURES QUICK REFERENCE ===

| Structure | Create | Size | Access | Mutate |
|-----------|--------|------|--------|--------|
| Array | Array{items} | Length | Index | Push, SetIndex |
| Map | Map{items} | Keys | Get, GetDefault | Set |
| Set | Set{items} | SetSize | SetHas | SetAdd, SetRemove |
| Tuple | Tuple{items} | Length | Index | (immutable) |
| Record | Record{fields} | - | GetField | SetField |
| Deque | DequeNew | DequeSize | - | PushBack, PushFront, PopFront, PopBack |
| Heap | HeapNew | HeapSize | HeapPeek | HeapPush, HeapPop |

=== WHEN TO USE EACH DATA STRUCTURE ===

- Array: Ordered collection, index access, append at end
- Map: Key-value lookup, counting, grouping
- Set: Membership testing, deduplication, uniqueness
- Tuple: Immutable sequences, composite map keys (e.g., coordinate pairs)
- Record: Structured data with named fields (e.g., points, nodes, objects)
- Deque: FIFO queues (BFS), LIFO stacks, sliding windows
- Heap: Priority queues, k-th smallest/largest, Dijkstra's algorithm, merge k sorted lists

=== LOOPS ===

For numeric ranges:
  {"type": "For", "var": "i", "iter": {"type": "Range", "from": 0, "to": 10, "inclusive": false}, "body": [...]}

For arrays/collections:
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "x", "iter": <array_expr>, "body": [...]}

Iterate over map keys:
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "key", "iter": {"type": "Keys", "base": <map>}, "body": [...]}

=== ARRAY OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Array", "items": [<expr>, ...]}
Get element: {"type": "Index", "base": <array>, "index": <int_expr>}
Get length: {"type": "Length", "base": <array>}
Append: {"type": "Push", "base": <array>, "value": <expr>}
Set element: {"type": "SetIndex", "base": <array>, "index": <int_expr>, "value": <expr>}

=== MAP OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Map", "items": [{"key": <expr>, "value": <expr>}, ...]}
Get value: {"type": "Get", "base": <map>, "key": <key>}
Get with default: {"type": "GetDefault", "base": <map>, "key": <key>, "default": <default_value>}
Get all keys: {"type": "Keys", "base": <map>}
Set value: {"type": "Set", "base": <map>, "key": <key>, "value": <val>}

=== TUPLE OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Tuple", "items": [<expr>, ...]}
Index: {"type": "Index", "base": <tuple>, "index": <int_expr>}
Length: {"type": "Length", "base": <tuple>}

Note: Tuples are immutable and hashable - use for composite map keys.

=== RECORD OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Record", "fields": [{"name": "x", "value": <expr>}, {"name": "y", "value": <expr>}]}
Get field: {"type": "GetField", "base": <record>, "name": "fieldName"}
Set field: {"type": "SetField", "base": <record>, "name": "fieldName", "value": <expr>}

=== SET OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "Set", "items": [<expr>, ...]}
Check membership: {"type": "SetHas", "base": <set>, "value": <expr>}
Get size: {"type": "SetSize", "base": <set>}
Add element: {"type": "SetAdd", "base": <set>, "value": <expr>}
Remove element: {"type": "SetRemove", "base": <set>, "value": <expr>}

=== DEQUE OPERATIONS ===

Create: {"type": "DequeNew"}
Get size: {"type": "DequeSize", "base": <deque>}
Add to back: {"type": "PushBack", "base": <deque>, "value": <expr>}
Add to front: {"type": "PushFront", "base": <deque>, "value": <expr>}
Remove from front: {"type": "PopFront", "base": <deque>, "target": "varName"}
Remove from back: {"type": "PopBack", "base": <deque>, "target": "varName"}

Note: PopFront/PopBack are STATEMENTS that assign to target, not expressions.

=== HEAP OPERATIONS (Min-Heap Priority Queue) ===

Create: {"type": "HeapNew"}
Get size: {"type": "HeapSize", "base": <heap>}
Peek min value: {"type": "HeapPeek", "base": <heap>}
Push with priority: {"type": "HeapPush", "base": <heap>, "priority": <num_expr>, "value": <expr>}
Pop min value: {"type": "HeapPop", "base": <heap>, "target": "varName"}

Notes:
- HeapPush takes BOTH priority (for ordering) and value (the data)
- HeapPeek and HeapPop return the VALUE, not the priority
- HeapPop is a STATEMENT that assigns to target, not an expression
- For max-heap behavior, negate the priority values

=== STRING OPERATIONS ===

Get length: {"type": "StringLength", "base": <string>}
Substring (end-exclusive): {"type": "Substring", "base": <string>, "start": <int>, "end": <int>}
Get character: {"type": "CharAt", "base": <string>, "index": <int>}
Join array: {"type": "Join", "sep": <string>, "items": <array>}
Split by delimiter: {"type": "StringSplit", "base": <string>, "delimiter": <string>}
Trim whitespace: {"type": "StringTrim", "base": <string>}
To uppercase: {"type": "StringUpper", "base": <string>}
To lowercase: {"type": "StringLower", "base": <string>}
Check prefix: {"type": "StringStartsWith", "base": <string>, "prefix": <string>}
Check suffix: {"type": "StringEndsWith", "base": <string>, "suffix": <string>}
Check contains: {"type": "StringContains", "base": <string>, "substring": <string>}
Replace all: {"type": "StringReplace", "base": <string>, "old": <string>, "new": <string>}

=== MATH OPERATIONS ===

Unary functions: {"type": "Math", "op": "sin|cos|tan|sqrt|floor|ceil|abs|log|exp", "arg": <expr>}
Power: {"type": "MathPow", "base": <expr>, "exponent": <expr>}
Constants: {"type": "MathConst", "name": "pi|e"}

Supported operations:
- sin, cos, tan: Trigonometric functions (radians)
- sqrt: Square root
- floor, ceil: Rounding down/up to integer
- abs: Absolute value
- log: Natural logarithm
- exp: e^x (exponential)

=== JSON OPERATIONS ===

Parse JSON string: {"type": "JsonParse", "source": <string>}
Stringify value: {"type": "JsonStringify", "value": <expr>}
Stringify with pretty printing: {"type": "JsonStringify", "value": <expr>, "pretty": <bool_expr>}

Notes:
- JsonParse converts a JSON string to a Core IL value (maps become Maps, arrays become Arrays)
- JsonStringify converts a value to a JSON string
- Sets and deques are serialized as arrays
- pretty=true adds indentation for readability

=== REGEX OPERATIONS ===

Test if pattern matches: {"type": "RegexMatch", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>}
Find all matches: {"type": "RegexFindAll", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>}
Replace matches: {"type": "RegexReplace", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>, "replacement": <str>}
Split by pattern: {"type": "RegexSplit", "string": <str>, "pattern": <str>}

Optional flags parameter (string):
- "i" = case-insensitive
- "m" = multiline (^ and $ match line boundaries)
- "s" = dotall (. matches newlines)

Examples:
  {"type": "RegexMatch", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "text"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": "\\d+"}}
  {"type": "RegexFindAll", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "text"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": "[a-z]+"}, "flags": {"type": "Literal", "value": "i"}}
  {"type": "RegexReplace", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "text"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": "\\s+"}, "replacement": {"type": "Literal", "value": " "}}
  {"type": "RegexSplit", "string": {"type": "Var", "name": "csv"}, "pattern": {"type": "Literal", "value": ","}}

Notes:
- RegexMatch returns true/false
- RegexFindAll returns an array of matched strings
- RegexReplace returns the modified string
- RegexSplit returns an array of substrings
- RegexSplit optional "maxsplit" parameter limits number of splits

=== EXAMPLES ===

Example 1: Counting with Map (bigram frequency)
  {"type": "Let", "name": "counts", "value": {"type": "Map", "items": []}},
  {"type": "Let", "name": "pair", "value": {"type": "Tuple", "items": [
    {"type": "Index", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "arr"}, "index": {"type": "Var", "name": "i"}},
    {"type": "Index", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "arr"}, "index": {"type": "Binary", "op": "+", "left": {"type": "Var", "name": "i"}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 1}}}
  ]}},
  {"type": "Set", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "counts"}, "key": {"type": "Var", "name": "pair"},
   "value": {"type": "Binary", "op": "+",
     "left": {"type": "GetDefault", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "counts"}, "key": {"type": "Var", "name": "pair"}, "default": {"type": "Literal", "value": 0}},
     "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 1}}}

Example 2: Deduplication with Set
  {"type": "Let", "name": "seen", "value": {"type": "Set", "items": []}},
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "n", "iter": {"type": "Var", "name": "nums"}, "body": [
    {"type": "SetAdd", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "seen"}, "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}}
  ]},
  {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "SetSize", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "seen"}}]}

Example 3: BFS with Deque
  {"type": "Let", "name": "queue", "value": {"type": "DequeNew"}},
  {"type": "PushBack", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "queue"}, "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "start"}},
  {"type": "While", "test": {"type": "Binary", "op": ">", "left": {"type": "DequeSize", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "queue"}}, "right": {"type": "Literal", "value": 0}}, "body": [
    {"type": "PopFront", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "queue"}, "target": "current"},
    ...
  ]}

Example 4: K-th Smallest with Heap
  {"type": "Let", "name": "h", "value": {"type": "HeapNew"}},
  {"type": "ForEach", "var": "n", "iter": {"type": "Var", "name": "nums"}, "body": [
    {"type": "HeapPush", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "h"}, "priority": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}, "value": {"type": "Var", "name": "n"}}
  ]},
  {"type": "For", "var": "i", "iter": {"type": "Range", "from": {"type": "Literal", "value": 1}, "to": {"type": "Var", "name": "k"}}, "body": [
    {"type": "HeapPop", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "h"}, "target": "_discard"}
  ]},
  {"type": "HeapPop", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "h"}, "target": "kth"}

Example 5: Record for structured data
  {"type": "Let", "name": "point", "value": {"type": "Record", "fields": [
    {"name": "x", "value": {"type": "Literal", "value": 3}},
    {"name": "y", "value": {"type": "Literal", "value": 4}}
  ]}},
  {"type": "Print", "args": [{"type": "GetField", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "point"}, "name": "x"}]},
  {"type": "SetField", "base": {"type": "Var", "name": "point"}, "name": "x", "value": {"type": "Literal", "value": 10}}

=== EXTERNAL CALLS (Tier 2, Non-Portable) ===

IMPORTANT: ExternalCall makes a program NON-PORTABLE. Use only when necessary.

External call: {"type": "ExternalCall", "module": <module>, "function": <function>, "args": [<expr>, ...]}

Available modules (platform-specific):
- "fs": File system (readFile, writeFile, exists)
- "http": HTTP requests (get, post)
- "os": OS operations (env, argv, exit)
- "crypto": Cryptographic functions (hash, randomBytes)
- "time": Time operations (now, sleep)

Example:
  {"type": "ExternalCall", "module": "time", "function": "now", "args": []}

Notes:
- Programs using ExternalCall cannot run in the interpreter (will error)
- Python backend generates appropriate imports
- Use Tier 1 operations (portable) when possible

=== VERSION ===

Use "coreil-1.4" for all programs. This version supports all data structures (Array, Map, Set, Tuple, Record, Deque, Heap) and library operations (Math, JSON, Regex).
