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KernelProgram

Struct KernelProgram 

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

A completely validated, immutable Semantic Kernel model.

This is the only model form accepted by the reference interpreter. It is compiled from one Snapshot revision, owns the selected definitions, and cannot observe later Graph Federation commits.

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impl KernelProgram

pub fn compose_boundary_physical_junction( &self, connection: Id<Connection>, ) -> Result<BoundaryJunctionResidual, Diagnostic>

Compose trace-continuity and outward-flux-balance roots for one validated boundary-physical Connection.

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Returns EQ0302 if connection is not a closed field-valued junction in this immutable program.

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impl KernelProgram

pub fn compose_scalar_physical_subsystem( &self, connection: Id<Connection>, ) -> Result<ComposedResidualSystem, Diagnostic>

Compose the closed scalar physical subsystem containing connection.

The immutable result is canonical and is the only Phase 1 handoff to later interpreter or Operator-IR execution work.

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Returns EQ0302 when the selected Connection is not a validated scalar physical junction in this program.

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impl KernelProgram

pub fn from_snapshot( snapshot: &Snapshot, model: OntologyId<Model>, ) -> Result<KernelProgram, Vec<Diagnostic>>

Select a ModelView from an immutable snapshot and validate all cross-node invariants required for execution.

Validation is diagnostic-accumulating: independent faults are returned together in deterministic graph order.

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Returns diagnostics when the view is absent, its semantic topology is not closed, a symbol is unresolved, dimensions conflict, activation or clock wiring is ambiguous, or a connection contract is invalid.

pub fn from_snapshot_with_geometry( snapshot: &Snapshot, model: OntologyId<Model>, geometry: &[CanonicalGeometryRef<'_>], ) -> Result<KernelProgram, Vec<Diagnostic>>

Select and validate a Model together with its exact closed canonical geometry bundle.

Artifact order is irrelevant. Every distinct geometry digest named by the Model must be supplied exactly once, and no unreferenced artifact is accepted. The returned program retains only internally derived spatial support facts, never artifact bytes or borrowed references.

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Returns diagnostics for the ordinary model invariants, an inexact artifact bundle, invalid entity-set selections, or unsupported geometry use.

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impl KernelProgram

pub const fn revision(&self) -> Revision

Graph Federation revision captured by this program.

pub const fn model(&self) -> OntologyId<Model>

Selected Standard Ontology ModelView identifier.

pub fn node(&self, id: RawId) -> Option<&KernelNode>

Look up a validated kernel definition.

pub fn value(&self, id: RawId) -> Option<DynQuantity>

Revision-local Field initial value or Parameter value.

This captures SetValue operations visible in the source snapshot; it is intentionally separate from the immutable node definition.

pub fn nodes(&self) -> impl ExactSizeIterator

Kernel definitions in deterministic (kind, ULID) order.

pub fn edges(&self) -> &[Edge]

Validated internal model edges in deterministic order.

pub fn boundary(&self) -> &BTreeSet<RawId>

Model boundary Ports in deterministic order.

pub fn resolved_cartesian_bounds( &self, domain: Id<Domain>, ) -> Result<&[AxisBounds], Diagnostic>

Resolve the accepted Cartesian bounds for one Domain.

This is the single metric projection of fixed and Parameter-backed coordinate recipes. Callers must not interpret raw sources independently.

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Returns EQ0302 when domain is absent or is not an accepted Cartesian box.

pub fn typed_relation_residual( &self, relation: Id<Relation>, ) -> Result<TypedResidual<RawId>, Vec<Diagnostic>>

Reconstruct the exact typed residual owned by one accepted Relation.

The returned proof is the only input accepted by componentwise Operator scalarization. Symbol types and spatial support are therefore derived from this immutable program rather than supplied as a parallel caller-owned shape array.

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Returns deterministic diagnostics when relation is absent or is not a Relation in this accepted program. Re-inference failures indicate a violated internal invariant and retain the original expression path.

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impl Clone for KernelProgram

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fn clone(&self) -> KernelProgram

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for KernelProgram

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for KernelProgram

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fn eq(&self, other: &KernelProgram) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for KernelProgram

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