nx_pe_compile_win_table.nx

nx_pe_compile_win_table.nx -- W3b-5b: a MULTI-syscall organ runs native (redirect table). W3b-4 redirected one real syscall (sys_write). This rung proves the keystone-linker resolves a TABLE of syscall labels in ONE organ: both `sys_write` AND `sys_exit` are redirected to kernel32 thunks, so a compiled organ that calls more than one syscall runs natively. The generalization that a real container-manager organ needs. No compiler or assembler edits. sys_write shim -> jmp WRITE_THUNK (66B, fd-routed GetStdHandle+WriteFile, RETURNS; from W3b-4) sys_exit shim -> jmp EXIT_THUNK (13B, mov ecx,edi; sub rsp,0x28; call[ExitProcess]; int3; from W3b-2) .text = [entry stub][compiled code][WRITE_THUNK][EXIT_THUNK] NO-FALSE-GREEN: source `{ let a = sys_write(1,"TABLE-OK\n",9); let b = sys_exit(55); return a+b }`. stdout shows "TABLE-OK\n" (sys_write reached WriteFile) AND the process exits 55 (sys_exit reached ExitProcess with arg 55 -- terminating BEFORE `return a+b`, so 55 != the entry-stub's main-return path). Two distinct syscalls, both redirected, both observable. Tamper either import -> 0xC0000139. Uses only the already-proven benign imports (GetStdHandle/WriteFile/ExitProcess). NOTE: sys_mmap -> VirtualAlloc (W3b-5a) is BLOCKED by Windows Defender, which flags a minimal hand-built PE importing VirtualAlloc as a shellcode-loader (see pe_compile_win_mmap_gate.log) -- a real finding for the eventual container runtime; resolution (HeapAlloc vs an AV exclusion) is a user decision. PIPELINE (build WSL sovereign, run native): src.nx -> ./_offc/nx_compile_x86_native.elf <src> > /tmp/nxwin.s -> ./_offc/nx_sov_build_run.elf nx_pe_compile_win_table (reads /tmp/nxwin.s) -> _offc/nx_win_compiled_table.exe -> run native on Windows 11. HONEST SCOPE: 2 syscalls (write, exit) via a hand-listed pair of redirects; a fully data-driven N-entry table + the remaining syscalls (mmap/read/openat) are follow-ons. Replicates keystone assemble (reuses axc_pass; no shared edit). lineage_id: substrate_pe_compile_win_table_v1