Add transpilation analysis of core Python features to V#449
Add transpilation analysis of core Python features to V#449
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Transpiled five representative Python scripts (if-statements, for-loops, function definitions, classes/inheritance, and list operations) from the test suite to evaluate the py2v transpiler's performance and mapping logic. The results, documented in transpilation_analysis.md, highlight: - Correct handling of Pythonic truthiness and comparison chains. - Implementation of for-else loops via completion flags. - Mapping of nested functions to V closures with variable capture. - Translation of class inheritance to V struct embedding. - Native V operator mapping for list methods. All 736 existing tests passed, ensuring no regressions. Co-authored-by: yaskhan <3676373+yaskhan@users.noreply.github.com>
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Transpiled five core Python scripts and performed a deep dive into the generated V code to identify compilation errors and semantic mismatches. Key findings documented in transpilation_issues.md: - Argument loss in **kwargs calls and incorrect argument injection. - Type mismatches (e.g., string assigned to ?int). - Invalid V syntax for void assignments and map-to-array assignments. - Missing support for class variables and incorrect 'is' operator usage. - Calls to non-existent helper functions (delete_many, insert_many). - Incorrect ordering of variadic arguments relative to kwargs. All existing 736 tests passed, confirming that these issues are pre-existing limitations in the transpiler's logic rather than new regressions. Co-authored-by: yaskhan <3676373+yaskhan@users.noreply.github.com>
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Transpiled five representative Python scripts (if-statements, for-loops, function definitions, classes/inheritance, and list operations) from the test suite to evaluate the py2v transpiler's performance and mapping logic. The results, documented in transpilation_analysis.md, highlight correct handling of Pythonic truthiness, comparison chains, for-else loops, nested function closures, class inheritance via struct embedding, and native V operator mapping for list methods. All 736 existing tests passed, ensuring no regressions.
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