fix(v4): the kernel's fatal stops halt, interrupts off, instead of spinning (#177)
sk_v4_run's three stops -- "not started", "did not let go of POST's
blocks", "stopped on a fault" -- ended in for (;;) { }: a core spinning at
100%, the thing #151 removed from the prompt. Each now calls sk_v4_stop()
(kernel/src/v4/sk_v4_stop.c): interrupts off, then arch_halt() for ever. Each
still says why first. sk_v4_stop.c added to the loader's and the kernel's v4
sources.
kernel/tests/test_sk_v4_stop.c, with arch_halt and arch_disable_interrupts
faked (the halt jumps back out after three calls; an alarm fails a spin):
against the stop as it was -- "spun for 2 s without halting"; now -- 2
checks, 0 failures: halts in a loop, interrupts off before the first halt.
Built for amd64, aarch64 and riscv64. #177's "seen on the three
architectures": no boot reaches these stops, so it is shown on the host only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017RzZgrf7V7Zk2iczBXDRbm
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@@ -730,8 +730,8 @@ V4_ENGINE_SRCS := $(addprefix v4/src/,node.c exec.c stack.c iword.c heat.c guard
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V4_ROM_C := $(BUILD_DIR)/v4_rom_64.c
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V4_MAP_C := $(BUILD_DIR)/v4_map_64.c
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LOADER_EXTRA_SRCS += $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_identity.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_marker.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_grow.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_mint.c
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KERNEL_EXTRA_SRCS += $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_identity.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_marker.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_grow.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_mint.c
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LOADER_EXTRA_SRCS += $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_identity.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_marker.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_grow.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_mint.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_stop.c
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KERNEL_EXTRA_SRCS += $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_identity.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_marker.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_grow.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_mint.c $(KERNEL_SRC)/v4/sk_v4_stop.c
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# v4/system/boot.c is the boot the hosted v4 system runs too: the ROM
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# assembles the system, then the capsules from this kernel's own capsule
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# directory, then the prompt.
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