nx_ferment_cultures.nx
buildroot/runtime/nx_ferment_cultures.nx
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nx_ferment_cultures.nx -- R6b: the CONVERGENCE rung. Binds the R4
ferment recipe catalog (yogurt/cheese/kraut/...) to the R6 cross-
kingdom beneficial-microbe engine, so the cheese/yogurt maker KNOWS
which beneficial bacteria each ferment cultivates and what health
opportunities they confer -- and can PROVE every declared culture is
safe to eat.
THE EXCEED: a yogurt maker holds temperature; a recipe card names a
starter. Neither can prove the starter is a safe, characterized
organism. Here every ferment's declared cultures are validated
through the R6 never-HARM gate for the HUMAN host (you eat a ferment),
so a recipe can NEVER ship a pathogen or an antibiotic-resistant
opportunist as its "culture" (liar-killed by the gate).
HONEST GAPS (never fabricated): kombucha (acetic-acid bacteria) and
tempeh (Rhizopus mold) are not yet in the bacterial catalog -> they
declare 0 cultures rather than a made-up entry.
genealogy_id: nishi_ferment_recipes_r4 + nishi_probiome_r6
dependencies 3 imports · 1 importers
imports: nx_syscalls.nxnx_ferment_recipes.nxnx_probiome.nx
imported by: nx_ferment_cultures_test.nx
structs
| 29 | struct NxFermentCultures |
consts
| 25 | const FC_MAX_CULTURES: i64 = 4 |
functions
| 38 | func nx_ferment_cultures(recipe_id: i64) -> *NxFermentCultures |
| 85 | func fc_culture_at(c: *NxFermentCultures, i: i64) -> i64 |
| 96 | func fc_cultures_safe(c: *NxFermentCultures) -> i64 |
| 109 | func fc_recipe_host_mask(recipe_id: i64) -> i64 |
| 122 | func fc_recipe_benefits_host(recipe_id: i64, host: i64) -> i64 |
| 133 | func fc_recipe_mech_mask(recipe_id: i64) -> i64 |
| 146 | func fc_recipe_delivers(recipe_id: i64, mech: i64) -> i64 |