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"pseudo-loops" for modules with the use of arrays

Archive · 2005 1 old post

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NothanUmber ·

The idea was that if I have a component that requires non-array inputs and connect it to arrays of the type it needs instead of one single one then the component outputs also an array (it's handled as if one would input in1[0], in2[0]... and compute the outputs out1[0], out2[0] of it, then map in1[1], in2[1]... to out1[1], out2[1]... etc.) That way one could write way more generic components then now (it's some kind of simple loop construct). While arrays of primitive types are not available one could also think of serializing the values into a comma separated string (as it's done for the bus format specification) and use that instead of an array (the new parser components would come in handy there 🙂 ).

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