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# DTS.Common.CPU
1. **Purpose**
This file defines the `ICPUEngine` interface, which serves as the foundational contract for CPU engine implementations within the DTS.CommonCore module. As it extends `IBaseClass`, it inherits base functionality (presumably common to all core components), but the interface itself currently carries no additional members—its purpose is likely to act as a marker or placeholder interface for future extensibility, or to establish a consistent type hierarchy for CPU-related engine components in the system.
2. **Public Interface**
No public methods, properties, or events are declared directly on `ICPUEngine`. As an interface inheriting from `IBaseClass`, its public surface is limited to whatever members `IBaseClass` defines (not shown in this source file). Therefore, the only public type is:
- **`interface ICPUEngine : IBaseClass`**
A marker/contract interface for CPU engine implementations. No behavior is specified in this file.
3. **Invariants**
- `ICPUEngine` must be implemented by any class intended to represent a CPU engine in the system.
- Any implementation must also satisfy the contract of `IBaseClass` (though its members are not visible here).
- No additional runtime or structural invariants are expressible from this source alone.
4. **Dependencies**
- **Depends on**:
- `DTS.Common.Base` namespace (specifically, `IBaseClass`).
- **Depended on by**:
- Not determinable from this file alone. Likely consumed by higher-level CPU management or orchestration components (e.g., engine factories, scheduler modules), but concrete consumers are not visible here.
5. **Gotchas**
- The interface is currently empty beyond inheritance—this may indicate incomplete development, intentional extensibility, or reliance on convention/attributes for behavior.
- Developers may mistakenly assume `ICPUEngine` provides CPU-specific functionality; in reality, it conveys only type identity at this stage.
- Behavior expectations (e.g., lifecycle, threading model, initialization requirements) are undefined in this file and must be inferred from `IBaseClass` or implementation classes.
- None identified from source alone.