## Summary
- Extracted source line handling logic into a dedicated
`SourceLineHandler` class that consolidates .loc, .stabs, and .6502
directive parsing
- Extracted label processing logic into a `LabelProcessor` class with
methods for finding used labels and filtering
- Created a `ParsingState` class to manage parsing loop state variables
in a centralized way
- Fully integrated all components into the main `AsmParser` class,
replacing the original complex parsing loop
## Changes Made
- **SourceLineHandler**: Unifies `.loc`, `.d2line`, `.cv_loc`, `.dbg`,
`.stabn`, and 6502 debug directive parsing
- **LabelProcessor**: Handles complex label detection, filtering, and
cleanup logic with MIPS/non-MIPS support
- **ParsingState**: Encapsulates state management during parsing
(inNvccCode, inCustomAssembly, etc.)
- **Integration**: All components work together through well-defined
interfaces
## Verification
- ✅ All 1082+ tests pass, including new subclass compatibility tests
from PR #7779
- ✅ All 670+ filter tests pass, confirming exact behavior preservation
- ✅ Added comprehensive unit tests for all new components (32 tests
total)
- ✅ TypeScript compilation and linting pass
- ✅ No performance regression in core functionality
## Bug Fix Discovered
The refactoring inadvertently **fixes issue #7781** - EWAVR label
detection bug:
- **Before**: EWAVR couldn't find labels in usage contexts like `ldi
r16, HIGH(_data)` due to `labelFindFor()` returning definition regex
- **After**: Now correctly uses `identifierFindRe` to find labels in
usage contexts
- Updated tests to reflect the corrected behavior
## Benefits
- Reduced complexity in the main `processAsm` method (from 180+ lines to
more manageable chunks)
- Extracted highly testable, focused components with single
responsibilities
- Eliminated code duplication between source handling methods
- Centralized state management reduces scattered variable handling
- Maintained full backward compatibility and exact behavior
- Fixed EWAVR label detection bug as a side effect
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## Summary
These tests document the expected functional behavior of AsmParser
subclasses before refactoring work begins, focusing on public API
behavior rather than implementation details.
## Changes
**Test Coverage Added:**
- **VcAsmParser**: Tests VC assembly format with PROC/ENDP structure,
directive handling, comment filtering
- **AsmEWAVRParser**: Tests EWAVR assembly format with label structure,
RSEG/PUBLIC/EXTERN directives
- **SPIRVAsmParser**: Tests SPIR-V assembly with OpFunction/OpLabel
structure, custom %label syntax detection
- **Integration tests**: Cross-parser compatibility and real test case
handling
**Key Insights Documented:**
- VcAsmParser & AsmEWAVRParser have completely custom `processAsm()`
implementations that don't use base class methods
- SPIRVAsmParser uses base class `processAsm()` but overrides
`getUsedLabelsInLine()` for custom label detection
- Different return formats: VC/EWAVR return `{asm: [...]}`, SPIRV
returns full `ParsedAsmResult` with `labelDefinitions`
## Test Plan
```bash
npm run test -- --run vc-asm-parser-tests.ts ewavr-asm-parser-tests.ts spirv-asm-parser-tests.ts asm-parser-subclass-integration-tests.ts
```
These tests establish the baseline behavior that must be preserved
during the upcoming AsmParser refactoring work to ensure subclass
compatibility.
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