Direct calls to selected structural kernels #
Word and pair storage can call a structural kernel without projecting a certificate closure. The guard below uses the same eligibility and cost comparison as the complete portfolio. Its selection proofs unfold that portfolio; they do not identify different algorithms through their common numerical specification.
Storage plans whose structural candidate can be called without a carrier-specific table or limb closure. This is a storage eligibility test, not a selection decision.
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Whether the structural candidate wins its comparison with the generic kernel.
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Whether a direct structural call executes the winner of the complete configured portfolio.
Keep this decision out of the arithmetic body: closed format/plan/policy applications are cached by the compiler, while the selected structural branch remains available for specialization.
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The square-root function stored in the descriptor's structural candidate.
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The fused-multiply-add function stored in the descriptor's structural candidate.
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A direct add call names the selected candidate's function.
A direct sub call names the selected candidate's function.
A direct mul call names the selected candidate's function.
A direct div call names the selected candidate's function.
A direct sqrt call names the selected candidate's function.
A direct fma call names the selected candidate's function.