dos.library jump table

dos.library's jump table, as OpenDOS will build it: LVO, call, registers. Checked on 13 October 2026: build-amiga.sh (with ../common/check_fd.py) compares it with the NDK 3.2 dos_lib.fd (47.1) in the stove and stops on any difference, and it matches: -30 to -996 as written first (the 8 private slots -162, -168, -486, -852, -864, -924, -960 and -978 are the fd's too), then OS 3.2's V47 slots to -1158, 189 in all. The V47 slots were added from the fd's names, registers and order. "D1 core" marks the calls whose work slice D1's core does (libraries/ opendos/dos_*.cpp); the face (jump table, registers, the library base) is D2. LoadSeg, NewLoadSeg and InternalLoadSeg open or take the file and hand it to the core's hunk parser; DateStamp reads the timer through the env. Core class (OPEN_LIBRARIES.md, section 5): the D1 calls are pure (or pure on the caller's own handles); every lock, file, packet, process, CLI, assign, DosList, notification and variable call is anchored (dos's process and filesystem state), reached from other cores as a message to CPU0.