Certified execution backends for binary descriptors #
Descriptor planning uses width-generic, native-word, and fixed-limb kernels with refinement
theorems. Backend choice is separate: Descriptor.Plan constructs the candidate set and the
universal selector makes that decision.
Width-generic kernels #
Width-generic proved addition.
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Width-generic proved subtraction.
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Width-generic proved multiplication.
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Width-generic proved division.
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Width-generic proved square root.
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Width-generic proved fused multiply-add.
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Width-generic addition agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Width-generic subtraction agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Width-generic multiplication agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Width-generic division agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Width-generic square root agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Width-generic fused multiply-add agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Fixed-format and native-word routes #
Proved fixed-format/native-word addition route.
The candidate planner offers this route when the descriptor satisfies its eligibility predicate. For closed descriptors, the compiler can specialize the format tests.
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Proved fixed-format/native-word subtraction route.
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Proved fixed-format/native-word/fixed-limb multiplication route.
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Proved fixed-format/native-word/fixed-limb division route.
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Proved fixed-format/native-word square-root route.
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Proved fixed-format/native-word fused multiply-add route.
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Square-root dispatcher, including eligible fixed-limb kernels.
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Fused multiply-add dispatcher, including eligible fixed-limb kernels.
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Native-word addition agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Native-word subtraction agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Native-word or fixed-limb multiplication agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Native-word or fixed-limb division agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Native-word square root agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
Native-word fused multiply-add agrees with the descriptor reference specification.
The square-root dispatcher agrees with the reference specification.
The fused multiply-add dispatcher agrees with the reference specification.