P132 extends the state-owning dispatch queue module with a one-deep payload record per class. The module now captures PC, opcode, rd, rs1, rs2, and source-use bits on arrival fire.
The shell workload passed:
P132-FILE-OK @ cycle 218,410,599
post-load cycles : 218,410,456
shell window : 64,505,052
instr retired : 86,240,322
CPI : 2.5326
Payload accounting stayed clean:
payload accepts : 22,654,694
payload services : 22,654,627
payload flush clears : 66
payload append without storage : 0
payload invariant errors : 0
max occupancy : 1 / 1 / 1
This keeps the refactor honest: the queue module now owns a real work record, but it still proves under Linux that the old counters and the new module agree.