Subject: RE: Related Question [Re: your question about digital variable access]
From: Ian Wilson (imw@antrim.com)
Date: Wed Mar 21 2001 - 12:11:20 PST
Just a quick note on non-blocking event semantics.
This example was introduced in one of the emails:
analog begin
@np;
.. more actions ..
end
with the intention of waiting for an event on np and then performing
"more actions". The above snippet doesn't do that - since there are
no blocking events in analog behavioral code, it will behave in the
same way as if "@np;" was removed from the block.
To achieve the desired effect you probably need something like:
real v;
analog begin
@(np) v = np;
V(out) <+ v;
end
--ian
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