Fixed-program sparse RAM dispatch #
The dispatch machine copies the canonical PC, walks a fixed decrementing branch tree, and runs the selected instruction with a uniform next-store work buffer. This surface currently exposes its structural transducer and coarse all-prefix space certificates; semantic selection is proved in the internal execution layer.
Pure branch-tree selection agrees with list lookup and the RAM model's
out-of-range halt convention.
Public generic correctness rule for the finite decrementing dispatch tree.
Every statically selected RAM instruction realizes the common buffered snapshot-step contract.
Copy the canonical PC into dispatch scratch, select the fixed program instruction, and realize one exact sparse snapshot step.
Restore the clean instruction ABI after a buffered instruction result.
One fixed-program RAM step returns directly to the reusable clean ABI for the exact successor sparse snapshot.
Control execution followed by unchanged-store copying is append-only on the real output tape.
Every statically selected RAM instruction is append-only on real output.
Every node of the fixed finite dispatch tree preserves one-way output.
Fixed-program selection followed by selected execution preserves one-way output.
Every prefix of fixed-program selection and execution stays within the initial auxiliary space plus its advertised total running-time bound.