Files
LithosAnanke/docs
Claude dd6c393a89 feat(v4): HEAT-OP[0..31] and ANTICLOCK, read by HEAT-OP@ and ANTICLOCK@
#189 -- Captain Bob, 2026-11-12: "Add HEAT-OP. If it's a huge performance
hit, we'll revert it. If not ... it stands"; a full 33-cell array, as
DECOMPOSITION.md section 7 draws it; the Stadium feed is Phase 1's.

- node.h/node.c: v4_node_heat_regs_attach; a data fetch from base+k gives
  opcode k's count, base+32 the anti-clock (the low cell at 32 bits); a
  store changes nothing. Reset detaches them.
- host_map.h: HEAT_REG at word 13824, in what was free between the
  dictionary space and SEND_TEXT; the compile-time check covers it.
  Nothing moved. map-*.f18: HEAT-OP 13824, ANTICLOCK 13856.
- image.h/image.c/mkmap.c: the image carries the address; v4_image_born
  attaches the node's own counts.
- system.f18: HEAT-OP@ ( op -- n ), op mod 32; ANTICLOCK@ ( -- n ).
  word_count 318 -> 320 (hosted 317 -> 319): dict_hash changes.
- v4-dictionary.tsv: both words; DECOMPOSITION.md 7 records the build.

Also in this batch:
- Makefile: make init installs qemu-user -- hosted-check needs it
  (Captain Bob: "Add to make init now").
- .claude/memory/rules.md, rule 5: stop and ask when something comes up
  (Captain Bob: "you are supposed to stop and ask").

Tests first (logs/20261113-005047/heat-op): test_node did not compile;
test_host_quit 3 of 1337 failed. Suite: 199 programs, 7448554 checks, 0
failures; hosted-check, the three alike. Timing: no measurable cost.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017RzZgrf7V7Zk2iczBXDRbm
2026-11-13 00:50:56 +00:00
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StarForth / LithosAnanke documentation — the map

Start here. This page says where each kind of document lives and which one to believe. Reorganised 2026-10-14 (the docs triage): one place for current reference, one archive for everything kept as record, and every superseded or abandoned document labelled as such in its own header.

  • INDEX.md — every document in the repository, with its status.
  • DEAD-AND-REVISED.md — the ideas that were abandoned, and the claims that were revised, each with the date and where the decision is recorded.
  • DELETE-CANDIDATES.md — what was deleted as duplicate, and why (2026-10-14).

What to believe

For Authoritative Where
How to work in this repo, and current status .claude/CLAUDE.md repo root
What was decided, and why; work as it happened the FABRIC record fabric/ — FABRIC-3.md is the living one
StarForth v4 (the F18-derived engine) the v4 design v4.0.0/ and ../v4/README.md
Roadmap and release-versioning policy ROADMAP.md reference/
Getting onto the boards the bring-up checklist ../boards/BRINGUP.md
A word, a primitive, a term the dictionaries and the ontology reference/
What the code does the code, and its folder's README.md ../kernel/, ../v3/, ../v4/

Where two documents disagree, the one higher in this table wins, and code wins over all.

Layout

  • fabric/ — the design and work record, numbered in order. FABRIC-3.md (bare-metal boot and everything since) is open; the others are closed:
    • FABRIC-0, -1 and -2 are history;
    • FABRIC-3.5 and -3.6 are the Tripod/kernel reshuffle, still authoritative for what they ruled;
    • FABRIC-3.7 (elevation) is closed as not needed;
    • FABRIC-4 holds ideas caught early, not yet scoped.
  • v4.0.0/ — StarForth v4: justification, engine, decomposition, nucleus, mesh, parity with v3. plans/ holds the step plans, all executed.
  • reference/ — current reference material:
    • ROADMAP.md (roadmap and the ratified versioning policy);
    • M7.1.md (init capsules and birth);
    • word-acl/ (the word-level ACL design);
    • kernel-args/ (the boot command line);
    • hosted-acceptance-test/;
    • DICTIONARY.md and STARFORTH_PRIMITIVES.md (the words);
    • ONTOLOGY.md (the lexicon);
    • L8_ADAPTIVE_CONFIG_TABLE.md.
  • working/ — living material and the source for formal/:
    • architecture/ (design notes and HOWTOs);
    • experiments/ (DoE designs and campaign data);
    • papers/ (academic sources, the system narrative, proposals);
    • hardware/, specifications/ and scratch/;
    • archive/, which has four parts:
      • historical/: finished work, kept as record;
      • superseded/: replaced, and each file's header names what replaced it;
      • dead/: abandoned or never adopted;
      • the older legacy/, quality/, operations/, research/ and session-logs/.
  • formal/ — the press-ready LaTeX tier (three volumes, books, standalone reports). Governed by formal/CLAUDE.md.
  • book/ — the LithosAnanke and StarForth book build.
  • pptx/ — slide decks for different audiences.
  • patent/ — provisional patent material. Legal hold: ask Captain Bob before touching anything here (also formal/patent/, formal/scraps/legal/, working/legal/).

Adding a document

  • Draft in working/; promote to formal/ when it is ready to be cited (formal/CLAUDE.md). Reference material that describes the system as it is goes in reference/.
  • When a document is overtaken, do not delete it: git mv it into working/archive/superseded/ or dead/ with a header saying why and what replaces it, and add a line to DEAD-AND-REVISED.md.
  • Rules for documentation work: CLAUDE.md.