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FabricTile

Enum FabricTile 

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pub enum FabricTile {
    Alu(AluOp),
    Cmp(CmpKind),
    Func(FuncUnit),
    Mem,
    Wire,
    Control,
}
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The fabric tile an Op lowers to. A compute tile (Alu/Cmp/Func) has independently-fuzzable datapath semantics and MUST carry an eval == VM witness in the coverage lock; a structural tile (Wire/Control) is realized by the fabric framework itself (a route, a const, a controller edge) and is exercised by every fabric, so it carries no standalone fuzz witness.

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Alu(AluOp)

Combinational arithmetic — an AluOp tile (alu.v).

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Cmp(CmpKind)

Combinational comparison — folds into a Select predicate tile.

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Func(FuncUnit)

Sequential functional unit — the shared_divider (division/remainder), start/done handshake.

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Mem

Memory read — a scratchpad/heap read tile (the induction counter drives the address bus). Today: IterNext’s element read xs[iv] in a sequence loop (proven by fabric_mem_lock).

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Wire

Plumbing — Move/LoadConst: realized as a wire / a baked constant, no compute tile.

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Control

Control — Return/ReturnNothing: realized by the CFG controller (the fabric’s result edge).

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impl FabricTile

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pub fn is_compute(&self) -> bool

A compute tile has independently-fuzzable datapath semantics (so it needs a witness); structural tiles (Wire/Control) are framework plumbing (exercised by every fabric, no standalone witness).

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pub fn capability(&self) -> Option<Capability>

The capability a described target must provide to HOST this tile: the ALU op, the functional unit, the predicated mux a comparison folds into, the state plane for a memory tile. A structural tile (Wire/Control) is the fabric framework’s own and needs nothing from the descriptor.

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impl Clone for FabricTile

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fn clone(&self) -> FabricTile

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for FabricTile

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Copy for FabricTile

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