Glossary & Reference

The Engineering Compiler is the controlled system that interprets and transforms BDL, engineering libraries, Profiles, requirements, Interface rules, and configuration constraints into validated engineering outputs.

Compiler outputs may include:

normalized building representations;

compatibility and configuration results;

coordinated system definitions;

manufacturing and assembly packages;

Bills of Materials;

robotic and human installation instructions;

verification requirements;

Building BIOS initialization packages;

errors, warnings, limitations, and unresolved conditions.

The Engineering Compiler shall preserve traceability from every significant output to its source inputs, applicable rules, versions, assumptions, and transformations.

Equivalent approved inputs should produce reproducible results under the same Compiler version and execution conditions.

The Compiler shall reject or clearly isolate unresolved conditions that could affect safety, compatibility, conformance, or authoritative configuration.

The Engineering Compiler may use AI for analysis or assistance, but AI inference shall remain distinguishable from deterministic rules and verified evidence. The Compiler does not independently possess professional, regulatory, certification, or construction-approval authority.