Measured rather than adjusted. The longest path on a full install is 21
characters against a native cap of about 117, so neither that nor
SplitDisk's 512 binds anything, and both can be raised if that ever
changes. Looking for the evidence turned up the limit that did bind - the
prompt's 127 bytes, fixed in the commit before this one.
The streamed commit is bounded, the memory map is checked against itself,
and the save guarantee says what it is. Three left: the temporary-file
namespace, one path length both implementations agree on, and a bound on
directory entries that keeps every one of them nameable as a parent.
Copy joins the read and write streaming services: source and destination are
both larger than Data Memory while the program owns one block. Compare reads
two files through separate blocks and ignores the bytes past a short final
block, which belong to neither file. Between them they exercise empty,
exact-block, part-block and 84,000 byte files, and the host extracts the copy
afterwards so that two native programs agreeing with each other is not the only
oracle.
Written by ChatGPT, as their headers record, along with the agree.sh section
and the manifest entry that drive them.
THIS SHOULD HAVE COME FIRST. The commit before it staged whole files rather
than the hunks it meant, so its manifest already names these two programs while
their source was still untracked - that commit will not build on its own. Left
in place rather than rewritten, since the pair is right and only their order is
wrong.
NOTES.md is their review of the streaming work. The first item in it is fixed
by the commit before this one; the rest are still open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E2JrLzFvuFX9fgi1LDRjrW
Anachronaut
