crosslang/GolangLean/Error.lean
Maximus Gorog 2173e196fe Initial scaffold: Lean 4 reimplementation of Go.
Mirrors the layout of octive-lean: lakefile, justfile, gitignored
upstream clone, a top-level library module, and a Main entry point
that switches between REPL and file execution.

Module skeleton in GolangLean/:
  Token, AST           — real ports of go/token and go/ast
  Scanner, Parser      — stubs throwing notImpl, point at upstream
  Value, Env, Error    — runtime data shapes
  Eval, Builtins, REPL — stubs that compile and run as a placeholder
  PureEval, BigStep,
  ValueEquiv           — formal-semantics layer (mirroring octive-lean)
                         where cross-language proof eventually lives.

The proof layer is shaped identically to octive-lean's so that
theorems about Go semantics will share their form with the Octave
ones — that shared shape is the candidate for the future
cross-language core.

Upstream reference go-upstream/ (shallow clone of golang/go) is
gitignored.
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namespace GolangLean
/-- Runtime / static errors produced anywhere in the Go toolchain. -/
inductive GoError where
| scan (msg : String) (line col : Nat) -- lexical
| parse (msg : String) (line col : Nat) -- syntactic
| typeErr (msg : String) -- static type-check
| runtime (msg : String) -- panic / runtime
| nilDeref -- nil-pointer dereference
| indexOOB (i n : Int) -- index out of range
| divByZero
| notImpl (what : String) -- placeholder for stubs
deriving Repr, Inhabited
def GoError.toString : GoError → String
| .scan m l c => s!"scan error: {m} ({l}:{c})"
| .parse m l c => s!"parse error: {m} ({l}:{c})"
| .typeErr m => s!"type error: {m}"
| .runtime m => s!"runtime error: {m}"
| .nilDeref => "runtime error: nil pointer dereference"
| .indexOOB i n => s!"runtime error: index out of range [{i}] with length {n}"
| .divByZero => "runtime error: integer divide by zero"
| .notImpl what => s!"not implemented: {what}"
instance : ToString GoError := ⟨GoError.toString⟩
end GolangLean