Combinatorial and encoded compiler bounds #
M is the actual original occurrence count and C the actual constraint count. White boundaries
partition exactly M edge positions; auxiliary blocks have at most M names. The bounds refer
to actual emitted constraints and dense binary names, independently of original label magnitude.
Full framed encoded output polynomiality is polyBounded_length_compile, derived from the
ordinary native program certificate, not from a unit-cost combinatorial-size proxy.
Full static black-table encoding bound, including binary arity, Boolean row framing and row-list framing. Its exponential arity factor is a constant only for a fixed language.
Each emitted white table has at most 81 fully framed bits, independent of face length.
Nonempty raw boundary scans include their starting edge whenever it is in range.
Every emitted white face has a genuine nonempty boundary, including raw certificates.
The complete white boundary length is exactly the original occurrence count.
Fresh auxiliary allocation is bounded by the actual total white boundary length.
The body contains at most C + M constraints, including retained original positions.
Every body variable lies in the consecutive old-edge-plus-auxiliary interval.
The body's variable set is exactly one dense interval; unused auxiliary names are not allocated. Source names and nullary constraint positions introduce no holes.
Exact dense variable count, before the fixed rejection branch.
Exactly two actual ports per dense target variable, and at most 4M emitted ports.
Every raw compiler output has at most C + M + 2 constraints. Rejection uses two pins.
Binary output names are bounded by 2M, with the fixed rejecting name included.
Every raw compiler output has at most 4M + 2 actual ports, including rejection.