Function make_rust_condition_value_with_data 

pub fn make_rust_condition_value_with_data(
    message: &str,
    kind: &str,
    class: Option<&str>,
    call: Option<SEXP>,
    data: Option<ConditionData>,
) -> SEXP

Build a tagged condition-value SEXP for transport across the Rust→R boundary.

Used for all Rust-origin failures and user-facing conditions. The R-side switch in condition_check_lines reads .val$kind to select the condition type and .val$class to prepend optional user classes before the standard rust_* layering.

Safety

Must be called from R’s main thread (standard R API constraint). The returned SEXP is unprotected — caller must protect if needed.

PROTECT discipline

Every fresh allocation (msg, kind, optional class, true-marker, and — when present — the data VECSXP, its names, and each field value) is protected before the next allocation that might trigger a GC barrier. The prot counter is incremented on each Rf_protect and balanced by Rf_unprotect(prot) at exit on all branches. This pattern was established by PR #344 commit af6b4875 to fix a recursive gc invocation segfault on R-devel.

Arguments

• message - Human-readable condition message
• kind - Condition kind — one of the constants in kind.
• class - Optional user-supplied class name to prepend to the layered vector
• call - Optional R call SEXP for error context. When None, uses R_NilValue.
• data - Optional named condition-data payload (from the macros’ data = ... form). When Some, each (name, value) becomes a named element of a list stored in slot [4]; the R helper splices these into the condition object so handlers can read e$<name>. When None, slot [4] is NULL.