zuspec-rt-eng
The native ZBC execution engine (roadmap P3): loads a .zbc image and
executes it with a bytecode interpreter running over the zuspec-rt-core
substrate (scheduler + frame arena).
Per the "interpreter as a coroutine" design
(zuspec-rt-core/docs/interp-as-coroutine.md), the interpreter is a single
zsp_task_func (zbc_interp_task) whose frame-resident pc + register/local
file makes interpreted coroutines interoperate with compiled (AOT/JIT) ones under
one scheduler.
Its correctness contract is the Python oracle (zuspec.be.bc.interp): the
same .zbc + seed must produce matching results. Native code is tested via
pytest + ctypes (project convention), reusing zuspec.rt.core.build.
Status: walking skeleton — .zbc reader + procedural/WAIT/RET interpreter.
Orchestration (SPAWN/JOIN/INVOKE/SELECT), fields, SOLVE/IMPORT, and trace land
incrementally.
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