Execution Graph and Tasks

In the Fair Math Computer, a task is the smallest unit of execution managed by the orchestration layer. A task consists of the following components:

1. Instructions A task includes an ordered set of instructions that define its operations. This set must not be empty.

2. Variables These are the variables used or created by the instructions in the task.

3. Metadata Metadata provides additional information about the task, including:

   • Resource requirements (e.g., memory or compute power needed).

   • Estimated complexity of the task.

   • Execution constraints, such as deadlines or specific capabilities required.

A task is valid if it has at least one instruction and all instructions are compatible with the dependencies of the application.