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sim:start [2022/07/17 06:02] rajit |
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defproc source_seq(chan!(int<W>) O); | defproc source_seq(chan!(int<W>) O); |
</code> | </code> |
This process also provides a ''W''-bit source. Values generated by this source are specified in the ''N''-entry 'data[]'' array. The outputs produced are ''data[0]'', ''data[1]'', ..., ''data[N-1]''. If ''REP'' is set to true, then this sequence is repeated forever. | This process also provides a ''W''-bit source. Values generated by this source are specified in the ''N''-entry ''data[]'' array. The outputs produced are ''data[0]'', ''data[1]'', ..., ''data[N-1]''. If ''REP'' is set to true, then this sequence is repeated forever. |
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| export template<pint ID; pbool LOOP; pint W> |
| defproc file_source(chan!(int<W>) O); |
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| This process is also a ''W''-bit source, except the values produced are taken from a file. The identified ''ID'' is used to determine the file name, and the file is assumed to have at least one data value. By default, the file name is ''_infile_.{ID}''. The file format is a sequence of hexadecimal values, one per line. If ''LOOP'' is set to true, then the sequence of values specified in the file is repeated forever. |
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