Abstract Graph Description
ConceptAbstract Graph Description (AGD) is an input accepted by BRVer, either provided by a user or generated heuristically. It describes a branch graph, including node count, connectivity, and per-branch actions, which BRVer then "compiles" into an instruction stream whose runtime behavior matches the described flow.
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Overview
Abstract Graph Description (AGD) is an input to BRVer. The paper states that BRVer accepts configuration parameters together with an AGD, and that the AGD may be user-provided or generated heuristically. [C1]
What an AGD specifies
According to the source, an input AGD contains:
- the number of nodes in the graph, effectively the number of branches;
- how those nodes are connected to one another; and
- for each branch, the action to perform on successive arrivals: either fall through or take the branch. [C2]
Role in code generation
BRVer "compiles" the AGD input to produce an instruction stream whose runtime behavior correctly represents the flow described by the AGD. [C3]
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