Numeric schedules for transition-effect formulas #
An effect formula is a finite disjunction over the fixed transition cases of the compiled machine. This layer describes its raw stream using a natural case counter, Boolean selection and choice oracles, and natural state and symbol indices. Selected members use the numeric case-formula schedule; unselected members are single false gates.
The machine-dependent case table is inspected only by compile-time numeric extractors. The streaming schedule itself carries no transition case, effect, formula tree, bounded index, or list traversal state.
Numeric selection bit of one fixed machine transition case.
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Gate count of one effect-disjunction member.
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First gate position of one case member in the effect disjunction.
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Numeric raw fragment for one effect-disjunction member.
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Forward numeric stream of all effect-disjunction case members.
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Complete numeric raw schedule for a transition-effect formula.
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