§332 states the class is "6 FUNCTIONS FLEET-WIDE, NONE BANKABLE FROM C" and names
TWO of them. §332a then says, correctly, "Filter before drafting" -- but a filter
needs the LIST, and the rest were never written down, so the draw kept handing them
to agents. A COUNT WITHOUT AN ENUMERATION CANNOT DRIVE A FILTER.
Measured cost of that gap today: main/func_80061FA8 -- a fable agent produced C
that oracle_reorder proves BYTE-CORRECT (0 diffs / 103 ins) and that the pinned
triple still cannot emit. 92,684 tokens to rediscover a documented class. Plus
main/func_8005F0C8 at 289k tokens, the same story via §188.
The sweep is now the list: 10 functions, 1,027 instructions, derived from 1,378
open-stub .s files with 0 unreadable.
TWO DEFECTS IN MY OWN DETECTOR, both caught by demanding it reproduce members I
already knew -- the same rule I have been applying to every other tool today:
* It returned a confident 0 across all 1,378 files. The .s lines carry a
slash-star offset/addr/bytes star-slash comment prefix, and my regex anchored
the mnemonic at start-of-line, so it matched NOTHING. A sweep returning 0 must
prove it CAN return non-zero before the 0 means anything.
* Widened, it found 6 but MISSED func_8005DBD8, which §332a names. Its delay slot
holds a store through %lo -- the tail of a lui-%hi / store-%lo MACRO, not a la.
Same mechanism, different mnemonic: ANY %lo in a delay slot is the second half
of an assembler macro that gcc emits as one atomic insn, so C can never put it
there.
IT PAID FOR ITSELF WITHIN MINUTES: main/func_8005D734 is in the list, and I had
escalated it to Fable at closeness 8 twenty minutes earlier. The sweep's site for
it is EXACTLY the residual that agent described. That escalation could never
succeed and has been stopped.
Ledger: .run/S68_walls_332.txt (--emit-exclude form, ready for draw_waves).
Drew T