Formally proves that bio_kernel_emu (JavaScript) and DCC Ring 0 (eBPF/LSM) implement the same causal constitution. Each invariant is verified by showing its violation is structurally impossible (UNSAT) under the system's axioms.
Each invariant is encoded as: axioms ∧ violation → UNSAT.
The system's behavioral rules are added as Z3 axioms (matching both the JS implementation
and the BPF source). The violation condition is then asserted. If Z3 returns
unsat, the violation is structurally impossible — not just unlikely.
This is the same technique used to verify Linux BPF programs with the kernel's
verifier, and matches the offline Z3 verification step in the MetaSpace pipeline
(FormalVerifier → Z3 → O(1) runtime).
| Invariant | JS (bio_kernel_emu) | eBPF (DCC Ring 0) |
|---|---|---|
| I1 | CausalIRQBridge · isTrusted check | dcc_causality_monitor · raw_tp/input_event |
| I2 | CausalToken.isValid · 200ms TTL | token_map · CAUSALITY_WINDOW_NS |
| I3 | StateManager.getResource → ENODEV | dcc_axiom_validator · lsm/file_permission |
| I4 | StateManager.getResource → ECONNREFUSED | dcc_network_guard · lsm/socket_connect |
| I5 | Z3Gatekeeper · TOCTOU inode check | dcc_toctou_guard · inode comparison |
| I6 | token.opClass & reqOp bitmask | dcc_scope_checker · op_class & mask |