theory StarForth_Scroll_Words imports StarForth_Base begin (* ========================================================================= Mirrors: src/word_source/scroll_words.c Registers (kernel-only -- see below): SCROLL-BACK SCROLL-FWD Part of the Stadium console fabric work (FABRIC.md item 4.4q). Unlike framebuffer_words.c/keyboard_words.c, this file's word BODIES and its `register_word` calls are BOTH inside `#ifdef __STARKERNEL__` -- `register_scroll_words` registers nothing at all on a hosted build (the `#else` branch is just `(void) vm;`). SCROLL-BACK/SCROLL-FWD therefore do not exist as words in the hosted build this suite's other console-fabric theories could otherwise fall back to modelling. Kernel build: both words pop one cell (via `vm_pop`'s own underflow guard, per the file's own comment explaining why no separate `dsp` precheck is used -- deferring to whichever convention `vm_pop` itself follows rather than risking a mismatch against this codebase's more than one historical `dsp` convention), clamp negative values to 0, then call `console_fb_scroll_back`/`console_fb_scroll_fwd` -- raw console scrollback-view state with no vm_state counterpart. Not modelled: there is no hosted-build fallback to fall back to, and the kernel body is a hardware/console-state mutation like the rest of this group. *) lemma scroll_words_not_registered_on_hosted_build: True \ \register_scroll_words's hosted-build `#else` branch does nothing -- SCROLL-BACK/SCROLL-FWD are absent from the dictionary entirely outside a kernel build, unlike every other console-fabric file in this sweep (which all register unconditionally with a fallback body).\ by simp lemma scroll_back_not_modelled: True \ \Kernel build: pop (vm_pop's own guard) + clamp negative-to-0 + call console_fb_scroll_back(n) -- console scrollback state, no vm_state counterpart.\ by simp lemma scroll_fwd_not_modelled: True \ \Same shape as SCROLL-BACK, console_fb_scroll_fwd(n).\ by simp end