Structural routes for binary descriptor execution #
A structural route identifies the specialized kernel family entered by an operation's executable dispatcher. The route and its cost metadata are kept separate from certified candidate construction so configured-format planning can use them without importing tiny-table proofs.
The structural implementation entered by an operation's executable dispatcher.
This classifies the route that will actually run; it is not a second list of competing algorithms. Several routes share one dispatcher function, but retain distinct cost metadata because their specialized kernels have different performance.
- fixedFormat : StructuralRoute
- nativeWord : StructuralRoute
- fixedLimbs : StructuralRoute
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Cost estimate associated with a structural route.
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Whether the descriptor structurally satisfies a fixed-format kernel capability.
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Whether the descriptor structurally satisfies the two-word pair-kernel capability: an IEEE layout of at most 128 bits whose fraction is wider than one word.
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Select the single structural route entered by the executable dispatcher.
The branch order mirrors the corresponding Model.*Backend implementation. Returning none
means that the operation proceeds directly to its width-generic kernel.