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E.4:12 - Relations

  • Builds on: E.2/P-5 FPF Layering and E.5.3 for modular extension, directed dependency, and family-order discipline.

  • Coordinates with: E.4.FPF when the work concerns FPF itself as a first-principles framework edition, its presentation carriers, access routes, and whole-FPF adequacy route.

  • Coordinates with: E.2.DA when the scoped FPF object needs whole-FPF Pillar adequacy evaluation.

  • Coordinates with: E.4.PFAD when the ecosystem-architecture record opens a framework-architecture question; E.4.PFAD profiles the framework-specific content, E.9 supplies the decision-record method and content requirements, and the resulting DRR records the selected answer.

  • Coordinates with: E.4.DPF when the work is to author a domain principle framework or local practice framework.

  • Coordinates with: E.4.PFR when a named maintenance consumer needs a reusable relation, edition, dependency, compatibility, deprecation, or preservation record; otherwise state the direct relation assertion.

  • Coordinates with: E.4.DPF.DA when a domain or local framework package must be evaluated as a package rather than as an average of its pattern bodies.

  • Coordinates with: E.11 for discoverability, E.11.PFP for the common publication form of FPF, DPF, or LPF constituents, E.11.DSG for the separately constituted DPF Suite Reference product series and its reader-facing cross-DPF answers, E.11.PUR for pattern-use recommendation, E.17 for a source-backed publication face and return to source, and E.24.PUB for the publication occurrence, form, carrier, audience, bounded use, and availability.

  • Coordinates with: G.2, G.11, C.33, C.34, and C.35 for source, currentness, preservation, and admission of generated or discovered results for architecture use.