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language:langs:dflow [2023/02/02 14:36] rajit |
language:langs:dflow [2023/02/11 12:04] rajit [Deterministic and non-deterministic merge] |
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- | The bit-width of channel '' | + | The bit-width of channel '' |
The control channel, input data, and output data can only be channels. If a control expression is needed, one must use a combination of a split as well as a function. For example, if a split takes an input from '' | The control channel, input data, and output data can only be channels. If a control expression is needed, one must use a combination of a split as well as a function. For example, if a split takes an input from '' | ||
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} | } | ||
</ | </ | ||
- | The bit-width of '' | + | The bit-width of '' |
===== Implicit copy and explicit buffers ===== | ===== Implicit copy and explicit buffers ===== | ||
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</ | </ | ||
For each output generated, the control channel '' | For each output generated, the control channel '' | ||
+ | This syntax is also supported for the deterministic merge. | ||
+ | <code act> | ||
+ | dataflow { | ||
+ | {*} I0, I1 -> O, c | ||
+ | } | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | In both these cases, the control output channel must have the exact bitwidth needed to specify which input token was routed to the output. | ||
===== Sink ===== | ===== Sink ===== | ||