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# G67 -- Translate an inherited idiom through its pass; never copy the lever
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An inherited cookbook idiom is a symptom, a NAMED compiler pass, a lever and a byte proof. On the same compiler family it is used
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directly — and still re-proven on this project's own bytes before it enters this project's cookbook. On another compiler the
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symptom is looked up, the same pass is read in THAT compiler's source (the idiom says exactly what to read), the symptom is
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reproduced with a five-line reproducer, and this project's own lever is found. A lever copied across compilers without its pass
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is a guess wearing a citation.
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provenance: BFM P33.5 task 13.5 (Drew, 2026-09-07); the codegen map's pass → residual → lever structure; how-to chapter 07 "when there is no source"
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### E.8 — The use of AI (conduct)
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