@wavehouse/chtypes 0.5.2 → 1.0.2

package/dist/ffi.js

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-/**
- * The native layer: one `dlopen`'d chtypes artifact behind the frozen `chs_*` C
- * ABI (the C ABI contract). Everything about ownership and lifetime lives here so no
- * caller ever has to remember it.
- *
- * ------------------------------------------------------------------ memory
- * Every `char *` a `chs_*` function returns is malloc'd by the library and MUST
- * be released with **that same library's** `chs_free` — in a multi-version
- * process the frees must never cross. There is exactly one place in this package
- * that turns a returned pointer into a JS string, `NativeLibrary#takeString`,
- * and it frees in a `finally`. Nothing else may touch an owned pointer.
- *
- * Borrowed `const char *` returns (`chs_clickhouse_version`, the column getters)
- * are declared as `DataType.String`, which copies without freeing — correct,
- * because freeing them would be a bug.
- *
- * -------------------------------------------------------------------- FFI
- * This binds through **ffi-rs** (libffi, prebuilt N-API per platform) rather
- * than koffi, and the reason is measured rather than aesthetic:
- *
- *   koffi runs every native call on its own preallocated stack — its arm64
- *   trampoline does `add sp, x1, #136` before `blr` (see
- *   koffi/src/koffi/src/abi_arm64_asm.S). ClickHouse's `checkStackSize()` reads
- *   the *pthread* stack bounds and compares them against the current frame, so
- *   with koffi every code path that calls it throws TOO_DEEP_RECURSION (306):
- *   "Stack size too large. Stack address: 0x16a6dc000, frame address:
- *   0x1065fce10, stack size: 1687024112, maximum stack size: 8388608".
- *   Measured on darwin-arm64/25.8: `chs_schema_compile("b Nullable(String)
- *   DEFAULT 'x'")` fails under koffi (sync and async, at every
- *   `sync_stack_size`) and succeeds under ffi-rs, which calls on the caller's
- *   own stack. Every DEFAULT, TTL and expression path is affected, i.e. the
- *   product's headline behavior, so the FFI had to change.
- *
- * ffi-rs ships prebuilt binaries for darwin-arm64/x64 and linux arm64/x64
- * (gnu and musl) — the shipping platform included — and needs no build step.
- */
-import { DataType, PointerType, createExternalBuffer, createPointer, define, freePointer, isNullPointer, load, open, restorePointer, wrapPointer, } from 'ffi-rs';
-import { realpathSync, statSync } from 'node:fs';
-import { ABI_REVISION, ChtypesError, InitConflictError, RegistryError, schemaErrorFor, UnsupportedError, } from './errors.js';
-import { DOC_ALL, EXPORT_NONE } from './format.js';
-const { External, String: Str, I32, U64, Void, U8Array } = DataType;
-/** Counters a test can assert on: every taken string must be freed. */
-const stats = { stringsTaken: 0, stringsFreed: 0 };
-/**
- * Leak-audit counters over every owned `char *` this process has taken from
- * any loaded artifact. `stringsTaken === stringsFreed` when no chtypes call is
- * on the stack; a test asserts exactly that (Level 1 conformance: zero growth
- * over a few thousand calls). Diagnostic only — a snapshot, never live state.
- *
- * @returns a copy of the counters at the moment of the call. Never throws.
- */
-export function nativeStats() {
-    return { ...stats };
-}
-const MISSING_SYMBOL = /Cannot find "(.+?)" function in shared library/;
-function missingSymbol(err) {
-    const m = err instanceof Error ? MISSING_SYMBOL.exec(err.message) : null;
-    return m === null ? null : (m[1] ?? '');
-}
-/**
- * A symbol the artifact does not export means "this artifact predates the
- * feature" and MUST degrade to `unsupported` at call time — never to a load
- * failure (docs/reference/artifact.md §Loading, step 5).
- */
-function unsupportedIfMissing(err, message) {
-    if (missingSymbol(err) !== null)
-        throw new UnsupportedError(message);
-    throw err;
-}
-/**
- * Serialize an INSERT column list to the `columns_json` the C ABI expects
- * (revision 5; `chtypes.h`'s `chs_row` comment is the normative text). The
- * header states NULL and `"[]"` are the SAME input — "an empty array NEVER
- * renders as `()`: `INSERT INTO t () FORMAT X` is code 62 SYNTAX_ERROR on
- * every line" — so this binding always sends `"[]"` for "no list" rather
- * than a real C NULL: ffi-rs's `DataType.String` cannot carry one for an
- * INPUT parameter (probed empirically against ffi-rs 1.3.7 — passing JS
- * `null`/`undefined` throws before the native call is even made, and there
- * is no documented, safe way to synthesize a null pointer for a `Str`-typed
- * argument). `"[]"` is the ABI's own other spelling of "no list" and is
- * therefore exactly as correct, never a rendered-SQL empty list.
- */
-function encodeColumns(columns) {
-    return columns === undefined || columns.length === 0 ? '[]' : JSON.stringify(columns);
-}
-function asBuffer(bytes) {
-    if (typeof bytes === 'string') {
-        throw new ChtypesError('chtypes: row bodies must be a byte sequence, not a string: binary formats ' +
-            'contain NUL bytes and text rows can carry invalid UTF-8 on purpose ' +
-            '(docs/reference/bindings.md §Values a binding must accept and reject).');
-    }
-    return Buffer.isBuffer(bytes) ? bytes : Buffer.from(bytes.buffer, bytes.byteOffset, bytes.byteLength);
-}
-const ptrSlot = () => createPointer({ paramsType: [U64], paramsValue: [0] });
-const intSlot = () => createPointer({ paramsType: [I32], paramsValue: [0] });
-const readPtr = (s) => restorePointer({ retType: [External], paramsValue: s })[0];
-const readInt = (s) => Number(restorePointer({ retType: [I32], paramsValue: s })[0] ?? 0);
-const dropPtrSlot = (s) => freePointer({ paramsType: [U64], paramsValue: s, pointerType: PointerType.RsPointer });
-const dropIntSlot = (s) => freePointer({ paramsType: [I32], paramsValue: s, pointerType: PointerType.RsPointer });
-/**
- * A NULL pointer, for an `External` parameter this binding has no value to
- * supply — today, only `chs_rows`' attached row filter.
- *
- * `Str` cannot carry a NULL (see `encodeColumns`), but `External` can, and
- * this is how: seed an 8-byte slot with 0, read it back as a pointer, and the
- * value IS the null pointer. That was MEASURED against ffi-rs 1.3.7 rather
- * than assumed — a C function reporting the address it received answers 0 for
- * this value and a real address for a live slot — and the value is a copy, so
- * it outlives the slot it came from and the slot is freed immediately.
- */
-const NULL_PTR = (() => {
-    const slot = ptrSlot();
-    const p = readPtr(slot);
-    dropPtrSlot(slot);
-    // Checked here rather than believed: a non-null value in this slot would
-    // hand the library a pointer to read a filter out of, and the symptom would
-    // be a crash inside the artifact with nothing pointing back here. Every
-    // import of this module runs the assertion, so no test has to remember it.
-    if (!isNullPointer(p)) {
-        throw new ChtypesError('chtypes: internal — the NULL pointer constant did not come back null');
-    }
-    return p;
-})();
-// ------------------------------------------------------------ the symbol table
-function declare(library) {
-    const d = (retType, paramsType) => ({ library, retType, paramsType });
-    return define({
-        // Mandatory four (docs/reference/artifact.md §Loading, step 4). chs_schema_compile is
-        // the ONE consolidated compile entry point — settings_json and mode are
-        // always part of its signature now, not a separate `_v2` overload.
-        chs_clickhouse_version: d(Str, []),
-        chs_abi_revision: d(I32, []),
-        chs_init: d(I32, [Str, Str, External]),
-        chs_schema_compile: d(External, [Str, Str, I32, External, External]),
-        // Revision 3: export_format (int), doc_flags (unsigned — I32 carries the
-        // three defined bits and any refused ones identically), out_bytes
-        // (chs_bytes * — passed as a 16-byte scratch buffer, see `rows`).
-        // Revision 5: chs_rows gains a trailing columns_json (the INSERT column
-        // list) — see `encodeColumns` for why this binding always sends "[]"
-        // rather than a real NULL for "no list" — and then, in the same open
-        // window, the attached row filter LAST: NULL_PTR for "no filter" (every
-        // plain `rows()` call, and `rows()` with no `options.rowFilter`), a real
-        // filter handle when `Schema#rows` was given one (`rows()`'s own
-        // spelling for RowsExportWith — docs/guides/filters.md "Exporting only
-        // the rows a filter admits"). The parameter was DECLARED before any
-        // caller could supply a value, because calling a ten-parameter symbol
-        // through a nine-parameter descriptor leaves the callee reading the
-        // filter slot from whatever happened to occupy it.
-        chs_rows: d(External, [External, I32, U8Array, U64, Str, I32, I32, U8Array, Str, External]),
-        // Everything else is optional and degrades to `unsupported` at call time.
-        chs_free: d(Void, [External]),
-        chs_shutdown: d(Void, []),
-        chs_set_default_settings: d(I32, [Str, External]),
-        chs_validate_type: d(I32, [Str, External, External, External]),
-        chs_schema_free: d(Void, [External]),
-        // Also consolidated: merge_tree_settings_json is always part of the
-        // signature, not a separate `_v2` overload.
-        chs_schema_engine: d(I32, [External, Str, Str, Str, External]),
-        chs_schema_ttl: d(I32, [External, Str, External]),
-        // Revision 6: the partition key — chs_schema_ttl's exact C shape. Its
-        // return follows chs_schema_engine's SIGN rule, not chs_schema_ttl's (see
-        // `schemaPartitionBy`).
-        chs_schema_partition_by: d(I32, [External, Str, External]),
-        chs_schema_column_count: d(I32, [External]),
-        chs_schema_column_name: d(Str, [External, I32]),
-        chs_schema_column_type: d(Str, [External, I32]),
-        chs_schema_column_default_kind: d(Str, [External, I32]),
-        chs_schema_column_default_expr: d(Str, [External, I32]),
-        chs_schema_column_default_is_literal: d(I32, [External, I32]),
-        // Revision 5: chs_row gains the same trailing columns_json as chs_rows.
-        chs_row: d(External, [External, I32, U8Array, U64, Str, Str]),
-        chs_reference_type: d(External, [Str]),
-        // Revision 5, additive: the quoting trio, straight off the vendored
-        // backQuote / backQuoteIfNeed / quoteString. The input is `U8Array`, not
-        // `Str`, for the same reason a row body is: it is COUNTED, and a string
-        // literal may legally carry a NUL byte that `Str` would truncate at.
-        chs_quote_identifier: d(I32, [U8Array, U64, External, External]),
-        chs_quote_identifier_if_needed: d(I32, [U8Array, U64, External, External]),
-        chs_quote_literal: d(I32, [U8Array, U64, External, External]),
-        chs_registered_families: d(External, []),
-        chs_function_flags: d(External, []),
-        // Revision 6: the build's own error-code table, an owned JSON document.
-        // Optional like everything else here — a missing symbol degrades to
-        // `unsupported` at call time. NULL from a PRESENT symbol is a guarded
-        // exception, which is a different answer (see `errorCodes`).
-        chs_error_codes: d(External, []),
-        // Revision 3: the filter trio. Optional like everything above — a missing
-        // symbol degrades to `unsupported` at call time.
-        // Revision 4: chs_filter_compile carries params_json ({name:Type} query
-        // parameters — a JSON object of name -> value STRING, "{}" for none). The
-        // ABI-revision gate is what guarantees this 5-argument declaration
-        // describes the loaded artifact: a rev-3 artifact (4-argument shape) is
-        // refused at load, and a rev-0 artifact predates the symbol entirely.
-        chs_filter_compile: d(External, [External, Str, Str, External, External]),
-        chs_filter_free: d(Void, [External]),
-        chs_filter_rows: d(External, [External, I32, U8Array, U64, Str]),
-        // Revision 4: the block twin (the C ABI contract §Blocks) — parse a body once,
-        // evaluate K filters against the block. Optional, same degradation rule.
-        // Revision 5: chs_block_parse gains the same trailing columns_json.
-        chs_block_parse: d(External, [External, I32, U8Array, U64, Str, External, External, Str]),
-        chs_block_free: d(Void, [External]),
-        chs_filter_eval: d(External, [External, External]),
-        // Reached through the artifact's own dependency graph (it links libc), and
-        // only used to bound the copy of an owned C string.
-        strlen: d(U64, [External]),
-        // Also libc, via the same graph: the copy out of the export channel's
-        // library-owned buffer, which arrives as a raw address inside the
-        // chs_bytes struct rather than as a JsExternal (see `rows`).
-        memcpy: d(Void, [U8Array, U64, U64]),
-    });
-}
-/**
- * One `NativeLibrary` per artifact IMAGE, keyed on its FILE identity: the
- * `dev:ino` of a stat of its path, following symlinks, as bigints (an inode
- * can exceed 2^53). That is what `dlopen` itself deduplicates on — a symlink,
- * a second spelling and a HARDLINK of one file all stat to one key, and
- * `dlopen` hands each the one image already mapped. A realpath cannot see a
- * hardlink (a different path to the same inode), and keying on one let a
- * hardlink re-run `chs_init` on a live image and move its zone (issue #355).
- */
-const loaded = new Map();
-/**
- * Every spelling an image has been opened under — as given and resolved — to
- * its key. The loader matches an already-loaded image by the path it was
- * opened under before it looks at the file at all, so once a path is open, a
- * NEW file renamed over it (a fresh inode) is still answered with the OLD
- * image; keying on the inode alone would call that file new and re-run
- * `chs_init` on the live image. A spelling already open is therefore the image
- * it was opened as, whatever is at that path now.
- */
-const openedAs = new Map();
-/**
- * The key of the image `dlopen` will hand back for `path`, and the spellings
- * to record once it is open: the image already opened under this spelling, as
- * given or resolved, if there is one; else the file a stat of `path` names,
- * following symlinks. A path that cannot be stat'ed or resolved is a
- * `RegistryError` naming it — never keyed on its spelling instead, because a
- * spelling cannot tell a hardlink of a loaded image from a new file, and
- * guessing "new" is exactly the silent re-initialization the key exists to
- * stop.
- */
-function imageIdentity(path) {
-    let key;
-    let resolved;
-    try {
-        const st = statSync(path, { bigint: true });
-        key = `${st.dev}:${st.ino}`;
-        resolved = realpathSync(path);
-    }
-    catch (err) {
-        throw new RegistryError(`chtypes: cannot identify the artifact image at ${path}: ${String(err)}`, {
-            cause: err,
-        });
-    }
-    const spellings = [path, resolved];
-    for (const spelling of spellings) {
-        const known = openedAs.get(spelling);
-        if (known !== undefined)
-            return { key: known, spellings };
-    }
-    return { key, spellings };
-}
-/**
- * One loaded artifact. Loading the same image twice — by the same path, another
- * spelling, a symlink or a hardlink — returns the same object.
- */
-export class NativeLibrary {
-    fns;
-    haveStrlen;
-    initTimezone = null;
-    /** Cached answer of `hasCompileSettings` — one probe per loaded library. */
-    compileSettingsProbe = null;
-    /**
-     * How many calls into the library are on the stack right now — the reentrancy
-     * tripwire for the ABI's one genuinely dangerous entry point.
-     *
-     * `chs_set_default_settings` REPLACES a process-global that `chs_row` /
-     * `chs_rows` / `chs_schema_compile` read **by reference**, so
-     * the C ABI contract §Thread-safety requires it be serialized against every
-     * other call. Go enforces that with an `RWMutex` and Python with an
-     * `_RWLock`, because both have real threads inside a foreign call.
-     *
-     * **Node's exposure is nil, and this counter is the proof rather than the
-     * assumption.** Every `chs_*` call in this file is synchronous — ffi-rs is
-     * called without `runInNewThread`, nothing here awaits, and the library
-     * never calls back into JS — so one JS thread cannot be inside `chs_rows`
-     * when it enters `setDefaultSettings`. The only way it could is a genuine
-     * re-entry, and that is exactly what this counts. A tripwire that never
-     * fires is the point: if a later change makes a call async, or hands the
-     * library a JS callback, the seed stops being safe and this says so loudly
-     * instead of corrupting a row.
-     *
-     * Not a lock. It cannot make a `worker_threads` setup safe — separate JS
-     * threads share one dlopen'd image and one set of C globals, and only one of
-     * them would see this counter. `docs/reference/bindings.md` §Concurrency says so.
-     */
-    inCall = 0;
-    path;
-    version;
-    /**
-     * The chs_* ABI revision this ARTIFACT was built from, or 0 when it predates
-     * `chs_abi_revision`. A library that exists reports either `ABI_REVISION` or
-     * 0 — a different nonzero revision is refused in the constructor.
-     */
-    abiRevision;
-    /** The image key `open()` registered the image under with ffi-rs (see
-     * `loaded`) — the `library` name for raw `load` calls that step outside the
-     * declared symbol table (the free-by-address in `rows`'s export path). */
-    key;
-    constructor(path, key) {
-        this.path = path;
-        this.key = key;
-        this.fns = declare(key);
-        // The library names itself; nothing is inferred from the path or file name.
-        this.version = this.fns.chs_clickhouse_version([]);
-        if (typeof this.version !== 'string' || this.version === '') {
-            throw new ChtypesError(`chtypes: ${path} did not report a ClickHouse version`);
-        }
-        // The ABI identity gate (the C ABI contract §ABI identity). ffi-rs resolves
-        // symbols at call time, so absence surfaces as its missing-symbol throw —
-        // which here means "the artifact predates the probe" (revision 0), keeping
-        // the per-symbol degradation rules. A DIFFERENT nonzero revision is a
-        // positive statement that these declarations do not describe this artifact,
-        // and calling through them would be undefined.
-        let abiRevision = 0;
-        try {
-            abiRevision = Number(this.fns.chs_abi_revision([]));
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            if (missingSymbol(err) === null)
-                throw err;
-        }
-        this.abiRevision = abiRevision;
-        if (abiRevision !== 0 && abiRevision !== ABI_REVISION) {
-            throw new ChtypesError(`chtypes: ${path} reports ABI revision ${abiRevision}, this binding speaks ` +
-                `${ABI_REVISION}; refusing to call through mismatched declarations`);
-        }
-        // Assert the string-taking path against a known answer before trusting it on
-        // owned pointers: `chs_clickhouse_version` returns a borrowed static string,
-        // so probing it costs nothing and frees nothing.
-        this.haveStrlen = this.probeStrlen(key);
-    }
-    probeStrlen(key) {
-        try {
-            const ptr = load({
-                library: key,
-                funcName: 'chs_clickhouse_version',
-                retType: External,
-                paramsType: [],
-                paramsValue: [],
-            });
-            if (isNullPointer(ptr))
-                return false;
-            const n = Number(this.fns.strlen([ptr]));
-            return n === Buffer.byteLength(this.version, 'utf8') && createExternalBuffer(ptr, n).toString('utf8') === this.version;
-        }
-        catch {
-            return false;
-        }
-    }
-    static open(path) {
-        // dlopen maps one image per file, and `chs_init` must run exactly once per
-        // image, so every open of one image — two Registry instances over one
-        // directory, a symlink, a hardlink — must share one NativeLibrary rather
-        // than initializing it twice. A path that cannot be stat'ed is refused
-        // here, before anything is dlopen'd.
-        const { key, spellings } = imageIdentity(path);
-        let lib = loaded.get(key);
-        if (lib === undefined) {
-            open({ library: key, path });
-            lib = new NativeLibrary(path, key);
-            loaded.set(key, lib);
-        }
-        for (const spelling of spellings)
-            openedAs.set(spelling, key);
-        return lib;
-    }
-    static isLoaded(path) {
-        try {
-            return loaded.has(imageIdentity(path).key);
-        }
-        catch {
-            return false;
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * Copy an owned `char *` into **bytes** and release it with **this** library's
-     * `chs_free`. The only place that ever owns a returned pointer, and the only
-     * place that decides what a returned pointer becomes.
-     *
-     * It must be bytes, not a string. A result document carries ClickHouse's own
-     * rendering of stored values, and a `String` / `FixedString` /
-     * `AggregateFunction` column holds arbitrary bytes: a UTF-8 decode here would
-     * replace every invalid byte with U+FFFD before any caller could see the
-     * value, and the binding would then report bytes the table does not hold
-     * (the C ABI contract §Per-column fields; the reference implementation crosses this
-     * boundary with `C.GoString`, which is a byte copy, and keeps
-     * `json.RawMessage` from there on). The copy is bounded by the `strlen` this
-     * class already probes — bytes, not a latin1 round trip, because a `Buffer`
-     * needs no round trip at all.
-     */
-    takeBytes(ptr) {
-        if (isNullPointer(ptr))
-            return null;
-        stats.stringsTaken++;
-        try {
-            if (this.haveStrlen) {
-                const n = Number(this.fns.strlen([ptr]));
-                // A zero-length C string still has to come back as empty rather than
-                // null: an empty error message is not the absence of an error message.
-                if (n === 0)
-                    return Buffer.alloc(0);
-                // createExternalBuffer WRAPS the library's own allocation, so the copy is
-                // not an optimization to skip: `chs_free` runs in the finally below and
-                // the caller would be reading freed memory.
-                return Buffer.from(createExternalBuffer(ptr, n));
-            }
-            // Degraded mode, only for an artifact whose dependency graph gives no
-            // `strlen`: ffi-rs's own C-string reader copies through UTF-8, so a
-            // non-UTF-8 stored value cannot survive it. No artifact lands
-            // here (every artifact links libc), and `probeStrlen` proves the fast path
-            // against a known answer before it is trusted.
-            const text = restorePointer({ retType: [Str], paramsValue: wrapPointer([ptr]) })[0] ?? '';
-            return Buffer.from(text, 'utf8');
-        }
-        finally {
-            this.fns.chs_free([ptr]);
-            stats.stringsFreed++;
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * `takeBytes` decoded as UTF-8, for the paths whose payload is a message, a
-     * canonical type or a family list rather than a stored value.
-     *
-     * The reference implementation reaches the same place by a different route: it
-     * keeps ClickHouse's bytes in a Go string and lets `encoding/json` substitute
-     * U+FFFD when the message is marshaled out. Decoding one step earlier here
-     * gives the same text at the surface, and no result-document value passes
-     * through this method.
-     */
-    takeString(ptr) {
-        const bytes = this.takeBytes(ptr);
-        return bytes === null ? null : bytes.toString('utf8');
-    }
-    /**
-     * Run one library call with the reentrancy counter raised. See `inCall`.
-     * Counting rather than flagging so nested calls unwind correctly if a future
-     * change ever introduces one.
-     */
-    entered(call) {
-        this.inCall++;
-        try {
-            return call();
-        }
-        finally {
-            this.inCall--;
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * The guard the two process-state mutators take. Throws rather than waiting:
-     * there is nothing to wait FOR on a single JS thread — a call on the stack
-     * below this one can only be a re-entry, and re-entering the library to
-     * replace the settings list a caller further down is still reading is the
-     * use-after-free the ABI's serialization rule exists to prevent.
-     */
-    refuseIfInCall(what) {
-        if (this.inCall > 0) {
-            throw new ChtypesError(`chtypes: ${what} was called from inside another chtypes call on ${this.path}; ` +
-                `it replaces process-global state the row path reads by reference and ` +
-                `must be serialized against every other call (the C ABI contract §Thread-safety)`);
-        }
-    }
-    // ------------------------------------------------------------- process setup
-    /**
-     * `chs_init(timezone, unsafe_families, out_err)`, **exactly once** per loaded
-     * library — dlopen is refcounted, so two registries over one directory share
-     * this object and the second `init` must be a no-op rather than a second
-     * process setup.
-     *
-     * The timezone defaults to UTC and is never read from the environment: without
-     * it the host's TZ leaks into results. `unsafeFamilies` is the artifact's own
-     * generated refuse-list, and empty is a valid list rather than a missing file.
-     * `out_err` is ClickHouse's own message on the one reachable failure — an
-     * unknown timezone — and is folded into the thrown error's message; a bare
-     * code cannot say which name was rejected.
-     *
-     * A second `init` asking for a DIFFERENT timezone is `InitConflictError`,
-     * naming `requestedPath` — the path this load asked for, which for a
-     * hardlink or symlink is not the path the image was first opened under.
-     */
-    init(timezone, unsafeFamilies, requestedPath = this.path) {
-        if (this.initTimezone !== null) {
-            if (this.initTimezone !== timezone) {
-                throw new InitConflictError(requestedPath, this.initTimezone, timezone);
-            }
-            return;
-        }
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            const rc = Number(this.fns.chs_init([timezone, unsafeFamilies, ...errSlot]));
-            if (rc !== 0) {
-                // The one reachable failure is an unknown timezone; out_err is the only
-                // way to say which name was rejected (the C ABI contract chs_init).
-                const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-                throw new ChtypesError(`chtypes: chs_init failed for ${this.path} (rc ${rc})${message === '' ? '' : `: ${message}`}`);
-            }
-            this.initTimezone = timezone;
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * `chs_set_default_settings(settings_json, out_err)`. On refusal, `out_err`
-     * carries the server's own message — including its did-you-mean hint on an
-     * unknown-name 115, the whole diagnostic value of that code — folded into
-     * the thrown error's message.
-     */
-    setDefaultSettings(settingsJson) {
-        this.refuseIfInCall('setDefaultSettings');
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let rc;
-            try {
-                rc = Number(this.fns.chs_set_default_settings([settingsJson, ...errSlot]));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_set_default_settings (rebuild it)');
-            }
-            if (rc !== 0) {
-                // out_err carries the server's own message here, including its
-                // did-you-mean hint on a 115 — the whole diagnostic value of that code.
-                const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-                throw new ChtypesError(`chtypes: chs_set_default_settings failed for ${this.path} (rc ${rc})${message === '' ? '' : `: ${message}`}`);
-            }
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * Joins the DEFAULT evaluator's background threads. `chs_init` registers it
-     * with `atexit`, so an ordinary process needs no call; a test that must not
-     * depend on `atexit` does. Idempotent.
-     */
-    shutdown() {
-        this.refuseIfInCall('shutdown');
-        try {
-            this.fns.chs_shutdown([]);
-        }
-        catch {
-            // An artifact without chs_shutdown predates the hang it fixes.
-        }
-    }
-    // -------------------------------------------------------------------- types
-    validateType(expr) {
-        const canonSlot = ptrSlot();
-        const codeSlot = intSlot();
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let rc;
-            try {
-                rc = this.entered(() => Number(this.fns.chs_validate_type([expr, ...canonSlot, ...codeSlot, ...errSlot])));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_validate_type (rebuild it)');
-            }
-            const canonical = this.takeString(readPtr(canonSlot)) ?? '';
-            const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-            return { canonical, code: readInt(codeSlot), message, ok: rc === 0 };
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropPtrSlot(canonSlot);
-            dropIntSlot(codeSlot);
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    referenceType(expr) {
-        try {
-            return this.takeString(this.fns.chs_reference_type([expr])) ?? '';
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_reference_type (rebuild it)');
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * One of the three `chs_quote_*` symbols. The input is COUNTED — a string
-     * literal may legally carry a NUL byte — so it travels as bytes with an
-     * explicit length, never as a `Str`. The answer is always NUL-free, since
-     * every byte the server escapes comes back escaped.
-     *
-     * Both out-param slots are read and released on EVERY path, success or
-     * failure: the library owns whatever it wrote, and an answer left behind on
-     * an error return is a leak nothing else can reach.
-     */
-    quote(symbol, text) {
-        const bytes = Buffer.from(text, 'utf8');
-        // Resolved as three separate properties rather than by indexing with the
-        // union: each descriptor has its own call signature, and indexing would
-        // leave a union of them that cannot be called with one argument list.
-        const fn = symbol === 'chs_quote_identifier'
-            ? this.fns.chs_quote_identifier
-            : symbol === 'chs_quote_identifier_if_needed'
-                ? this.fns.chs_quote_identifier_if_needed
-                : this.fns.chs_quote_literal;
-        const outSlot = ptrSlot();
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let rc;
-            try {
-                rc = this.entered(() => Number(fn([bytes, bytes.length, ...outSlot, ...errSlot])));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, `this artifact predates ${symbol} (rebuild it)`);
-            }
-            const quoted = this.takeString(readPtr(outSlot)) ?? '';
-            const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-            return { quoted, code: rc, message, ok: rc === 0 };
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropPtrSlot(outSlot);
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    registeredFamilies() {
-        let text;
-        try {
-            text = this.takeString(this.fns.chs_registered_families([]));
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_registered_families (rebuild it)');
-        }
-        return (text ?? '').split('\n').filter((line) => line !== '');
-    }
-    /**
-     * `chs_error_codes` (revision 6): the build's own error-code table as the
-     * raw JSON document, or `null` when the library could not build it (a
-     * guarded exception — transient, so the caller must not remember it). A
-     * missing symbol throws `UnsupportedError`, which is a different answer: the
-     * artifact predates revision 6.
-     */
-    errorCodes() {
-        let ptr;
-        try {
-            ptr = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_error_codes([]));
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_error_codes (rebuild it)');
-        }
-        return this.takeBytes(ptr);
-    }
-    /** The function-volatility TSV audit, verbatim. Requires `chs_init`. */
-    functionFlags() {
-        try {
-            return this.takeString(this.fns.chs_function_flags([])) ?? '';
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_function_flags (rebuild it)');
-        }
-    }
-    // ------------------------------------------------------------------ schemas
-    /**
-     * Compile a column-declaration list, optionally under a DECLARED settings
-     * profile fixed into the handle exactly as a real CREATE TABLE fixes its
-     * settings into the table (the C ABI contract §Compile-time vs per-call
-     * settings). `settingsJson` "{}" plus `mode` 0 (`CHS_COMPILE_DECLARED`) is
-     * structurally the plain compile — the settings-free path this build has
-     * always taken. Throws `SchemaError` when the SERVER refuses — an unknown
-     * setting name carries its own code 115 — and `UnsupportedError` when this
-     * build declines, e.g. a mode other than 0.
-     */
-    schemaCompile(ddl, settingsJson, mode) {
-        const codeSlot = intSlot();
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            const handle = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_schema_compile([ddl, settingsJson, mode, ...codeSlot, ...errSlot]));
-            if (!isNullPointer(handle))
-                return handle;
-            const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-            // No column is attributed here, and that is deliberate. Go's `dlopen`'d
-            // path (`multiversion.go`), Python and Rust all pass no column on this
-            // call, so `chtypes: [-2] …` is the spelling three of the four SDKs
-            // render and this one used to be alone in printing
-            // `chtypes: column "b": [-2] …`. It was a GUESS — the longest declared
-            // name that happened to appear in the server's text — and the library's
-            // own message already names the column when it knows one ("DEFAULT for
-            // column b exceeded the admission memory budget"), so the guess added no
-            // information and cost uniformity. Measured before removing it: the
-            // conformance wire is unaffected, because the driver puts `err.detail`
-            // (the bare message) in `scope`, never `err.message` — 6,411 recorded
-            // `unsupported` records across 7 versions, zero scope differences from
-            // the reference column, and zero column-attributed renders anywhere in
-            // the recorded output. See examples/README.md finding 5.
-            throw schemaErrorFor(readInt(codeSlot), message);
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropIntSlot(codeSlot);
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * Does this artifact export the consolidated, settings-aware
-     * `chs_schema_compile`? True on every artifact this repo builds — the
-     * symbol is one of the mandatory four (docs/reference/artifact.md §Loading, step 4).
-     * The probe stays for a Registry that may someday load a third-party-built
-     * artifact that lacks it.
-     *
-     * The reference loader answers this with a load-time `dlsym`
-     * (`go/chtypes/multiversion.go`, `HasCompileSettings`); ffi-rs
-     * resolves symbols at call time, so this asks with a call the ABI defines as
-     * refused loudly and cheaply: `mode 1` with a non-empty profile answers `-2`
-     * and creates no handle on every artifact that exports the symbol
-     * (the C ABI contract §Compile-time vs per-call settings, rule 2), while an
-     * artifact without the symbol throws ffi-rs's missing-symbol error. Cached:
-     * one refused compile per loaded library.
-     *
-     * False means `compileDdl` with a non-empty `settings` and `setEngine` with
-     * non-empty `mergeTreeSettings` throw an `UnsupportedError` —
-     * never a crash and never a silent settings-free compile of a
-     * differently-shaped table.
-     */
-    hasCompileSettings() {
-        if (this.compileSettingsProbe !== null)
-            return this.compileSettingsProbe;
-        const codeSlot = intSlot();
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            const handle = this.fns.chs_schema_compile([
-                'x UInt8',
-                '{"flatten_nested":"1"}',
-                1,
-                ...codeSlot,
-                ...errSlot,
-            ]);
-            // Refused as designed — free the message it came with. Defensively free
-            // the handle too: an artifact that ever accepted this call would still
-            // have proven the symbol, and must not leak a schema doing it.
-            if (!isNullPointer(handle))
-                this.fns.chs_schema_free([handle]);
-            this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot));
-            this.compileSettingsProbe = true;
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            if (missingSymbol(err) === null)
-                throw err;
-            this.compileSettingsProbe = false;
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropIntSlot(codeSlot);
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-        return this.compileSettingsProbe;
-    }
-    schemaFree(handle) {
-        try {
-            this.fns.chs_schema_free([handle]);
-        }
-        catch {
-            // Nothing sane to do while releasing; the process is going away anyway.
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * Declare the table engine, optionally with its MergeTree-namespace
-     * settings (the `SETTINGS` clause after the engine — `allow_nullable_key`
-     * and friends, a namespace `DB::Settings` cannot carry). `mergeTreeSettingsJson`
-     * "{}" is structurally the plain engine declaration this build has always
-     * made.
-     *
-     * Error mapping per the C ABI contract: the SIGN of rc decides the KIND of
-     * answer. A positive rc is a real ClickHouse code — the server's own
-     * refusal of this DDL, which can therefore never exist — and crosses
-     * verbatim as a `SchemaError` with that code and the server's message
-     * (`115`, with its "Maybe you meant ..." hint, is today's only instance).
-     * A negative rc is this library declining and is an `UnsupportedError`: a
-     * decline must never be presented as a rejection the product invented, and
-     * a rejection must never be hidden behind a decline. A missing symbol
-     * degrades to `UnsupportedError`, never a crash.
-     */
-    schemaEngine(handle, engine, orderBy, mergeTreeSettingsJson) {
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let rc;
-            try {
-                rc = this.entered(() => Number(this.fns.chs_schema_engine([handle, engine, orderBy, mergeTreeSettingsJson, ...errSlot])));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates engine support (rebuild it)');
-            }
-            if (rc === 0)
-                return;
-            const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-            // The SIGN of rc is the rule. Positive is a real ClickHouse error code:
-            // the server's own engine validation REFUSED this DDL, it can never
-            // exist, and the tenant has to be told — a SchemaError carrying the
-            // server's code and message (which holds the "Maybe you meant ..."
-            // hint). Negative is this library declining (-2 "I will not guess", -1 a
-            // guarded exception) and becomes an UnsupportedError. schemaErrorFor
-            // keys on the sign, not on the literal 115, so a code a future era
-            // returns here cannot silently be demoted to a decline.
-            throw schemaErrorFor(rc, message);
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    schemaTtl(handle, ttl) {
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let rc;
-            try {
-                rc = this.entered(() => Number(this.fns.chs_schema_ttl([handle, ttl, ...errSlot])));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates TTL support (rebuild it)');
-            }
-            if (rc === 0)
-                return;
-            throw new UnsupportedError(this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '');
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * `chs_schema_partition_by` (revision 6): declare the table's partition key;
-     * `""` removes it. The return follows `schemaEngine`'s SIGN rule, NOT
-     * `schemaTtl`'s: a positive rc is the server's own CREATE-path refusal
-     * (e.g. 36 for a non-deterministic key, 549), a `SchemaError` with its code
-     * and message; a negative rc is this library declining (-2, a key the
-     * server accepts but this build will not evaluate), an `UnsupportedError`;
-     * a missing symbol degrades to `UnsupportedError`, never a crash.
-     */
-    schemaPartitionBy(handle, partitionBy) {
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let rc;
-            try {
-                rc = this.entered(() => Number(this.fns.chs_schema_partition_by([handle, partitionBy, ...errSlot])));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_schema_partition_by (rebuild it)');
-            }
-            if (rc === 0)
-                return;
-            throw schemaErrorFor(rc, this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '');
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * Column introspection is all-or-nothing: the six getters shipped together, so
-     * a missing one means the whole group is absent and the column list stays empty
-     * rather than partially populated.
-     */
-    columns(handle) {
-        try {
-            const n = Number(this.fns.chs_schema_column_count([handle]));
-            const out = [];
-            for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
-                out.push({
-                    name: this.fns.chs_schema_column_name([handle, i]),
-                    type: this.fns.chs_schema_column_type([handle, i]),
-                    defaultKind: this.fns.chs_schema_column_default_kind([handle, i]),
-                    defaultExpr: this.fns.chs_schema_column_default_expr([handle, i]),
-                    defaultIsLiteral: Number(this.fns.chs_schema_column_default_is_literal([handle, i])) !== 0,
-                });
-            }
-            return out;
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            if (missingSymbol(err) !== null)
-                return [];
-            throw err;
-        }
-    }
-    // --------------------------------------------------------------------- rows
-    /**
-     * `chs_row`: one row body. Returns the raw result document **as bytes** — a
-     * stored value can be any byte sequence, so the document can be too.
-     *
-     * `columns` (revision 5) is the INSERT column list — `RowsOptions#columns`,
-     * read exactly as `chs_row` documents it. Absent or empty means no list,
-     * encoded per `encodeColumns`.
-     */
-    row(handle, format, raw, settingsJson, columns) {
-        const body = asBuffer(raw);
-        const columnsJson = encodeColumns(columns);
-        let ptr;
-        try {
-            ptr = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_row([handle, format, body, body.length, settingsJson, columnsJson]));
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_row (rebuild it)');
-        }
-        // A NULL return is how the reference reports the same thing through cgo.
-        const doc = this.takeBytes(ptr);
-        if (doc === null)
-            throw new UnsupportedError('this artifact predates chs_row (rebuild it)');
-        return doc;
-    }
-    /**
-     * `chs_rows`: a whole request body — ONE call, whatever the caller asked
-     * for (the C ABI contract §Rows; revision 3). `exportFormat` is `EXPORT_NONE`
-     * (-1, the default — no bytes) or an `enum chs_format` value the artifact
-     * can serialize; `docFlags` selects the document groups (`DOC_ALL`
-     * reproduces the revision-2 document byte-for-byte). Returns the raw result
-     * document as bytes, plus the export channel:
-     *
-     *   `payload === null`  the library emitted nothing — no export requested,
-     *                       or the export DECLINED, with the document's
-     *                       `export_declined` always saying why (from
-     *                       `chtypes_build` 1790845279 on a supported line —
-     *                       `docs/support.md`; a served, unsupported line
-     *                       keeps `export_declined` empty here permanently).
-     *                       The ABI's `{NULL, 0}`.
-     *   zero-length Buffer  EMITTED-EMPTY: an accepted batch with zero accepted
-     *                       rows — `data` non-NULL, `len` 0. An answer, not a
-     *                       decline.
-     *   bytes               the batch's accepted rows, serialized once by the
-     *                       vendored writer; slice per the document's
-     *                       `row_spans`.
-     *
-     * Ownership: the `chs_bytes` out-param is a 16-byte scratch struct
-     * (`{char *data; size_t len}`, both little-endian on every supported
-     * platform); the library's malloc'd `data` is COPIED here and immediately
-     * freed with THIS library's `chs_free` — no ownership ever escapes this
-     * method. The copy runs through libc `memcpy` because the address arrives
-     * as a struct field rather than a `JsExternal`, and the free goes through a
-     * raw `load` of `chs_free` with the address passed by value — the C ABI
-     * passes a `u64` and a pointer identically on darwin-arm64 and
-     * linux-arm64/x64.
-     *
-     * A NULL out-param is legal at the C level only when no export is
-     * requested; this binding always passes the scratch struct, which the
-     * library initializes to `{NULL, 0}` at entry — same document either way,
-     * and one less branch to get wrong.
-     *
-     * Degrades exactly as `row` does (the asymmetry was a 2026-08-26 fix): a
-     * missing symbol and a NULL return are both the ABI's "the loaded artifact
-     * does not export the function" (the C ABI contract §Rows) and surface as the
-     * DECLINE type, never a crash and never a generic error a caller cannot
-     * handle as the decline it is. `chs_rows` is one of the mandatory four, so
-     * with repo-built artifacts the branch is unreachable — the type still has
-     * to be the honest one.
-     *
-     * `columns` (revision 5) is the INSERT column list — `RowsOptions#columns`,
-     * read exactly as `chs_row` documents it; the export channel is unchanged
-     * by it (an exported row still carries the stored columns in declared
-     * order). Absent or empty means no list, encoded per `encodeColumns`.
-     *
-     * `filterHandle` (revision 5, second half) is the attached row filter —
-     * `undefined`/`null` (the default) sends `NULL_PTR`, "no filter" and
-     * today's behavior byte for byte. `Schema#rows`'s `options.rowFilter` is
-     * the only caller that ever supplies one.
-     */
-    rows(handle, format, body, settingsJson, exportFormat = EXPORT_NONE, docFlags = DOC_ALL, columns, filterHandle) {
-        const buf = asBuffer(body);
-        const columnsJson = encodeColumns(columns);
-        // The chs_bytes out-param: {char *data; size_t len}, 16 bytes, zeroed.
-        const outBytes = Buffer.alloc(16);
-        let ptr;
-        try {
-            ptr = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_rows([
-                handle,
-                format,
-                buf,
-                buf.length,
-                settingsJson,
-                exportFormat,
-                docFlags,
-                outBytes,
-                columnsJson,
-                filterHandle ?? NULL_PTR,
-            ]));
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_rows (rebuild it)');
-        }
-        // Copy-then-free the export buffer FIRST, whatever the document says: the
-        // bytes are library-owned malloc'd memory and this is the one place that
-        // ever sees the address.
-        let payload = null;
-        const dataAddr = outBytes.readBigUInt64LE(0);
-        if (dataAddr !== 0n) {
-            const len = Number(outBytes.readBigUInt64LE(8));
-            if (len > 0) {
-                payload = Buffer.alloc(len);
-                this.fns.memcpy([payload, Number(dataAddr), len]);
-            }
-            else {
-                payload = Buffer.alloc(0);
-            }
-            load({
-                library: this.key,
-                funcName: 'chs_free',
-                retType: DataType.Void,
-                paramsType: [DataType.U64],
-                paramsValue: [Number(dataAddr)],
-            });
-            stats.stringsTaken++;
-            stats.stringsFreed++;
-        }
-        const doc = this.takeBytes(ptr);
-        if (doc === null)
-            throw new UnsupportedError('this artifact predates chs_rows (rebuild it)');
-        return { doc, payload };
-    }
-    // ------------------------------------------------------------------ filters
-    /**
-     * `chs_filter_compile`: one boolean expression over a compiled schema's
-     * PHYSICAL columns, compiled by the same TreeRewriter + ExpressionAnalyzer
-     * pipeline the CONSTRAINT CHECK path runs (the C ABI contract §Filters).
-     *
-     * The error split is rule 12's: a NULL handle with a positive code is the
-     * server's own refusal (`SchemaError`, code and message verbatim — unknown
-     * identifier 47, unknown function, an analyzer-raised NO_COMMON_TYPE, and
-     * since revision 4 the server's own parameter refusals: 456 for an unbound
-     * `{name:Type}`, 457 for an unparseable value); a negative code is this
-     * library declining (`UnsupportedError` — clock reads, server-constants).
-     * A missing symbol degrades to the decline type: the artifact predates the
-     * trio.
-     *
-     * `paramsJson` (revision 4) is the `{name:Type}` bindings, a JSON object
-     * of name -> value STRING; `"{}"` declares none.
-     */
-    filterCompile(schema, expr, paramsJson) {
-        const codeSlot = intSlot();
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let handle;
-            try {
-                handle = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_filter_compile([schema, expr, paramsJson, ...codeSlot, ...errSlot]));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_filter_compile (rebuild it)');
-            }
-            if (!isNullPointer(handle))
-                return handle;
-            const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-            throw schemaErrorFor(readInt(codeSlot), message);
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropIntSlot(codeSlot);
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    /** `chs_filter_free`. Never throws: nothing sane to do while releasing. */
-    filterFree(handle) {
-        try {
-            this.fns.chs_filter_free([handle]);
-        }
-        catch {
-            // An artifact without the symbol never produced a handle to free.
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * `chs_filter_rows`: evaluate the filter over a body of rows. Returns the
-     * raw filter document as bytes; a missing symbol or NULL return degrades to
-     * the decline type like every optional entry point.
-     */
-    filterRows(handle, format, body, settingsJson) {
-        const buf = asBuffer(body);
-        let ptr;
-        try {
-            ptr = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_filter_rows([handle, format, buf, buf.length, settingsJson]));
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_filter_rows (rebuild it)');
-        }
-        const doc = this.takeBytes(ptr);
-        if (doc === null)
-            throw new UnsupportedError('this artifact predates chs_filter_rows (rebuild it)');
-        return doc;
-    }
-    // ------------------------------------------------------------------ blocks
-    /**
-     * `chs_block_parse` (revision 4): parse a body ONCE into a block — the
-     * parse half of `chs_filter_rows`, exported so K filters can evaluate one
-     * event with no re-parse (the C ABI contract §Blocks). A call-level failure
-     * (unknown setting 115, framing, a binary decode fault) returns NULL with
-     * ClickHouse's own code/message — a malformed body yields no block and no
-     * partial answers; the sign of the code picks the error class, exactly as
-     * `filterCompile`. A missing symbol degrades to the decline type.
-     *
-     * `columns` (revision 5) is the INSERT column list, read exactly as
-     * `chs_row` documents it — filters still compile over the schema's
-     * physical columns and evaluate the stored tuple, so a listed EPHEMERAL
-     * column stays unreferenceable in a filter. Absent or empty means no
-     * list, encoded per `encodeColumns`.
-     */
-    blockParse(schema, format, body, settingsJson, columns) {
-        const buf = asBuffer(body);
-        const columnsJson = encodeColumns(columns);
-        const codeSlot = intSlot();
-        const errSlot = ptrSlot();
-        try {
-            let handle;
-            try {
-                handle = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_block_parse([
-                    schema,
-                    format,
-                    buf,
-                    buf.length,
-                    settingsJson,
-                    ...codeSlot,
-                    ...errSlot,
-                    columnsJson,
-                ]));
-            }
-            catch (err) {
-                return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_block_parse (rebuild it)');
-            }
-            if (!isNullPointer(handle))
-                return handle;
-            const message = this.takeString(readPtr(errSlot)) ?? '';
-            throw schemaErrorFor(readInt(codeSlot), message);
-        }
-        finally {
-            dropIntSlot(codeSlot);
-            dropPtrSlot(errSlot);
-        }
-    }
-    /** `chs_block_free`. Never throws: nothing sane to do while releasing. */
-    blockFree(handle) {
-        try {
-            this.fns.chs_block_free([handle]);
-        }
-        catch {
-            // An artifact without the symbol never produced a handle to free.
-        }
-    }
-    /**
-     * `chs_filter_eval` (revision 4): evaluate one compiled filter over an
-     * already-parsed block — a pure function of (filter, block), no settings.
-     * Returns the same raw filter document `chs_filter_rows` returns; a
-     * cross-schema (filter, block) pair answers a rejected document (1002)
-     * from the C layer, loudly, never undefined behavior.
-     */
-    filterEval(filter, block) {
-        let ptr;
-        try {
-            ptr = this.entered(() => this.fns.chs_filter_eval([filter, block]));
-        }
-        catch (err) {
-            return unsupportedIfMissing(err, 'this artifact predates chs_filter_eval (rebuild it)');
-        }
-        const doc = this.takeBytes(ptr);
-        if (doc === null)
-            throw new UnsupportedError('this artifact predates chs_filter_eval (rebuild it)');
-        return doc;
-    }
-}
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