Section 96 of 105
93. Compiler Safety Gates and Fail-Safe Compilation
Stable section ID: S05-CON-014-SECTION-96 · 28 content blocks
The Engineering Compiler shall use explicit Safety Gates before releasing engineering outputs.
Safety Gates may include:
- Input authenticity.
- Syntax and schema validity.
- Semantic completeness.
- Rule applicability.
- Interface compatibility.
- Structural and utility checks.
- Fire and life-safety checks.
- Configuration consistency.
- Evidence sufficiency.
- Authority and approval.
- Robotic executability.
- Commissioning readiness.
A failed critical gate shall stop compilation or restrict the affected output. The compiler shall not generate an apparently complete released configuration from incomplete or unsafe inputs.
Compilation outputs shall possess controlled statuses such as:
- Draft.
- Analytical.
- Incomplete.
- Review-required.
- Restricted.
- Approved.
- Released for manufacturing.
- Released for assembly.
- Released for operation.
- Warnings shall not be used to conceal conditions that require rejection.
Fail-safe compilation shall prefer a conservative incomplete result over an unsupported complete result. If safe compilation cannot be established, the output shall preserve existing verified configuration and prevent unauthorized execution.
Exceptions shall identify their authority, rationale, scope, duration, compensating controls, and required closure.