A heap-free permissive / interlock evaluator — when firmware says no, it can tell you exactly why.
loxperm evaluates permissive and interlock conditions for firmware operations. Instead of a silent block, every deny is explainable — including which condition tripped first.
Every denied permissive comes with a mask explaining why.
Identifies which condition tripped first.
Time qualification of conditions before they count.
Conditions can latch until explicitly handled.
Controlled bypass path for maintenance scenarios.
No heap, consistent with the LOX design rules.
Like the rest of the LOX family: predictable behavior, small integration surface, clear failure modes — and no claims without evidence.