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NAME

       ARRAY, GENPAT Package

SYNOPSYS

       ARRAY ("ident", "ident", ..., ":nb_space", "format", type, option, "ident_group", 0);

PARAMETERS

       ident     Name, followed with a number if part of a bused signal, of a connector, a signal or a register.
                 All idents must be of the same type. The name and the number must be separated by  a  blank  or
                 the number must be parenthesized.

       nb_space  Specify the number of blank space between each group of value. 0,1,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8,9 or nothing.

       format    Specify the format that will be used to represent the value associated to the connectors. X for
                 Hexadecimal, O for Octal and B for Binary.

       type      Specify the type of the aggregate. REGISTER for Register, SIGNAL for Signal, OUT for Output, IN
                 for  Input,  INOUT  for  Input/Output. REGISTER, SIGNAL, OUT, IN, INOUT are constants (defines)
                 provided by genpat.

       option    Specify options of the connectors.  "S"  for  a  spied  connector,  empty  ("")  for  a  normal
                 connector.

       ident_group
                 Specify the array's name, the first ident is associated with the MSB of the array.

DESCRIPTION

       Create  a  virtual  vector  with  signals  of the same type and format. The signals may be either Inputs,
       Outputs, Inputs/Outputs, Registers or Internal Signals.  A vector to be aggregate is to be  declared  bit
       per bit (it will appear as a vector in the output file). Outputs, Signals and Registers can be redeclared
       in a virtual vector. Inputs and Inputs/Outputs CANNOT be redeclared.

EXAMPLES

       ARRAY ("cout", "s 9", "s 8", "s 7", ":2", "B", OUT, "S", "Y", 0);

       format : Binary.
       type   : Output connector.
       option : spied connector.

       each group is separated of the others with 2 blank spaces.
       result :   out Y ( cout, s (9 downto 7) ) B spy ;;;

       ARRAY ("regt", "reg 9", ":2", "B", REGISTER, "", "Y", 0);

       format : Binary.
       type   : Register.
       option : none.

       each group is separated of the others with 2 blank spaces.
       result :   register   Y ( regt, reg (9 downto 9) ) B;;;

WARNING

       The ARRAY function from the 4.0 release have a new parameter (option).

SEE ALSO

       DECLAR(3), genpat(1), pat(5)

DIAGNOSTICS

       You are dealing with a variable number of parameters fonction. If you forget one or more  parameter,  you
       will have one of the following results :

              Nothing bad happen, but your result file is erroneous.
              You are asked for more parameter.
              You crash the program and produce a Segmentation Fault.

       In all cases, check your C file for missing parameter.