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--- language:namespaces [2020/06/19 07:26]
rajit [Importing namespaces]
+++ language:namespaces [2022/05/13 08:46]
rajit
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 A namespace is created by using the ''namespace'' construct.
-<code>
+<code act>
 namespace lib {
 ...
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 namespaces is shown below.
-<code>
+<code act>
 namespace datapath {
     export defproc bus_interface(...) { ... }
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 the entire namespace ''adder'' can be exported as follows:
-<code>
+<code act>
 namespace datapath {
     export defproc bus_interface(...) { ... }
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 The basic form of import statement is shown below:
-<code>
+<code act>
 import "channel.act";
 ...
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 hierarchy. The import statement
-<code>
+<code act>
 import processor::lib;
 </code>
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 is equivalent to the following:
-<code>
+<code act>
 import "processor/lib/_all_.act";
 </code>
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 ''processor::lib'' namespace. More precisely, an import statement
-<code>
+<code act>
 import foo;
 </code>
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 To resolve this issue, ACT provides a way to rename a namespace that has been imported.
-<code>
+<code act>
 import "lib1.act";
 open lib -> lib1;
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 because not all types might be exported! In this case we can say:
-<code>
+<code act>
 import "lib.act";
 open processor::lib;