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--- sim:start [2022/07/17 06:15]
rajit [Namespace sim::rand]
+++ sim:start [2022/07/17 06:43]
rajit [Exported processes]
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 <code act>
-export template<pint ID; pbool LOOP; pint W>
+template<pint ID; pbool LOOP; pint W>
 defproc file_source(chan!(int<W>) O);
 </code>
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 <code act>
-export template<pint ID; pbool LOOP; pint W>
+template<pint ID; pbool LOOP; pint W>
 defproc check_sink(chan?(int<W>) I);
 </code>
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 <code act>
-export template<pint W>
+template<pint W>
 defproc source(chan!(int<W>) O);
 </code>
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 <code act>
-export function init(int<8> width) : int<32>;
+function init(int<8> width) : int<32>;
-export function init_range(int<8> width; int<32> minval, maxval) : int<32>;
+function init_range(int<8> width; int<32> minval, maxval) : int<32>;
 </code>
 These functions are used to initialize a (pseudo) random number generator. They return an identifier to be used in subsequent calls to the functions below to access the generator. The first one initializes a random number generator of the specified bit-width, while the second one specifies an interval over which the random number is supposed to be uniformly distributed.
 <code act>
-export function get(int<32> idx) : int<64>;
+function get(int<32> idx) : int<64>;
 </code>
 Returns the next random number from the generator specified by index ''idx''.
 <code act>
-export function seed(int<32> idx; int<32> val) : bool;
+function seed(int<32> idx; int<32> val) : bool;
 </code>
 Set the seed for the random number generator ''idx'' to the value ''val''.