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DescriptiveComplexity.Problems.Wide.RegChannelEntry

The tape the register channel hands over is the state the run reads #

A program that lays its own file arrives at its evaluation with a background built by the sweep; a program that is handed its file has that background from time zero. This file says the two agree: the marks the register channel writes are, slot for slot, what DescriptiveComplexity.Draw.Data.ixBack reads off the entry state at the handed file.

Only two slots need an argument, and both are about the file's ends:

Everything else is a tag decision the layout repeats (the block one-hots, the name slots, the padding flag) or a track that starts clear.

The two ends of the handed file #

The tape at time zero is the entry state's background #

What the marking gives the run #