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-Apart from variables used for parameters (e.g. ''pint'' variables), all variables in ACT correspond to +
-names for circuit components/wires. So the instance ''one_place_buffer b;''  +
-creates the variable ''b'' that is used to refer to all the elements of the circuit component defined by a new ''one_place_buffer'' process. Connecting two variables makes them refer to the same circuit element. Connecting two processes makes the two variables correspond to one process, and connecting two channels makes them the same channel. The two connected variables can be viewed as aliases, i.e. different ways to refer to the same process. ACT provides flexible syntax to support different ways to connect variables.+
  
 Complex datapath designs are often designed with array of simpler cells. The following example show how to create array of simple cells and connect them using loop constructs in ACT. Complex datapath designs are often designed with array of simpler cells. The following example show how to create array of simple cells and connect them using loop constructs in ACT.
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