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/* some simple examples of for and select */
#define N 10
typedef m {
bit b;
int x;
chan c;
};
init {
int i, j;
chan a[N] = [7] of { m };
chan b[4];
m foo, bar, goo;
select ( i : 8..21 );
printf("i=%d\n", i);
assert(i != 21);
foo.b = 1;
foo.x = 3;
foo.c = a[3];
a[3]!foo;
bar.b = 0;
bar.x = 978;
bar.c = a[6];
a[3]!bar;
/*
* make sure to leave a space after the ..
* or else the preprocessor will not see the N
*/
for (i : 1 .. N) {
printf("i = %d\n", i)
}
for (i in a) {
printf("a[%d]\t", i);
for (j in b) {
printf("b[%d], ", j);
}
printf("\n");
}
for (goo in a[3]) {
printf("goo: %d %d %d -- %d\t",
goo.b, goo.x, goo.c, len(a[3]));
for (foo in a[3]) {
printf("foo: %d %d %d -- %d\t",
foo.b, foo.x, foo.c, len(a[3]));
}
printf("\n");
}
a[3]?goo;
printf("%d %d %d -- %d\n", goo.b, goo.x, goo.c, len(a[3]))
}
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