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<subtitle>Verified execution runtime unifying state, persistence, and replication.
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<title>029: principle 1's break by mechanism (045's samples): dispatch 30.6%, lists built 17.3%, numbers 13.5%, lists read 13.0%, moves 9.0%, calls 7.1%, malloc 4.0%: no layer holds most of the cliff, three generic ones (interpretation, the lists' form, the numbers') 1.4-1.5x each, the cliff their product; range()'s binary search 36% of the machine instructions and 269.5 of 549.9 executed (an algorithm Vega's C does not use); a candidate broken by arithmetic before code (let lists held again as versioned states: 13,000 of 40,236 at most, 1.5x); the bar's arithmetic (one machine instruction an instruction is still 2.5x C: the instructions must fall too); "the general JIT 008 forbids" corrected (008's task A asks for one execution principle from the proof; it forbids the executors' split and scaled-down techniques)</title>
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