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Interpreter

eqiora::sem

Struct Interpreter 

pub struct Interpreter { /* private fields */ }
Description

The reference interpreter.

Construction is trivial on purpose: the interpreter has no configuration that could make “the meaning of a program” ambiguous.

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impl Interpreter

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pub fn run( &self, program: &KernelProgram, config: ReferenceConfig, ) -> Result<Trajectory, Vec<Diagnostic>>

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Evaluate a validated model with deterministic reference numerics.

Periodic activations at the same exact rational instant are solved as one simultaneous system. At an activation instant, Field and Pre read the pre-activation state while Next values commit atomically. Causal signal inputs alias their one output and periodic outputs hold their value between ticks.

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Returns structured diagnostics for missing initial/input values, unsupported semantic combinations, non-square systems, non-finite expressions, exact-clock overflow, or failed nonlinear solves.

pub fn run_controlled( &self, program: &KernelProgram, config: ReferenceConfig, observer: &mut impl ExecutionObserver, ) -> Result<ExecutionOutcome, Vec<Diagnostic>>

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Evaluate a validated model with cancellation observed only at accepted semantic-execution boundaries.

A cancelled outcome contains no partial trajectory. Its progress value identifies the last atomically accepted boundary for control-plane evidence and restart decisions.

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Returns the same structured diagnostics as Self::run.

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impl Interpreter

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pub fn new() -> Interpreter

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Create the interpreter.

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impl Debug for Interpreter

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

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Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for Interpreter

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fn default() -> Interpreter

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Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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