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vhd condsigm.vhd
-- MAX+plus II VHDL Example
-- Conditional Signal Assignment with Multiple Alternatives
-- Copyright (c) 1994 Altera Corporation
ENTITY condsigm IS
PORT
(
high, mid, low : IN BIT;
q
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c bug-477927.c
/* Tests an uninitalised variable bug.
t is not initalised in all paths in the do loop, causing the while
conditional to fail unpredictably.
Doesn't actually test, is really an example.
*/
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sources
TARGETNAME=Filedisk
TARGETPATH=obj
TARGETTYPE=DRIVER
INCLUDES=..\inc
#
# The WinXP DDK has introduced the DDK_TARGET_OS environemnt variable
# for conditional compilation. The test here is d
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sources
TARGETNAME=Filedisk
TARGETPATH=obj
TARGETTYPE=DRIVER
INCLUDES=..\inc
#
# The WinXP DDK has introduced the DDK_TARGET_OS environemnt variable
# for conditional compilation. The test here is d
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mf ads.mf
# makefile fragment ads.mf
# define build parameters for Motorola M68332 Business Card Computer
# TARGETNAME specifies the target we are building for
# it is defined for conditional compilation i
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mf bcc.mf
# makefile fragment bcc.mf
# define build parameters for Motorola M68332 Business Card Computer
# TARGETNAME specifies the target we are building for
# it is defined for conditional compilation i
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vhd condsigm.vhd
-- MAX+plus II VHDL Example
-- Conditional Signal Assignment with Multiple Alternatives
-- Copyright (c) 1994 Altera Corporation
ENTITY condsigm IS
PORT
(
high, mid, low : IN BIT;
q
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dat errorass9.dat
错误信息: Not in conditional block
中文注释: 在没有提了供条件汇编指令的情况下,指定了ENDIF或ELSE
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c lvalue-cond-1.c
/* APPLE LOCAL file non lvalue assign */
/* Allow assignments to conditional expressions, as long as the second and third
operands are already lvalues. */
/* NB: It turns out that C++ (unlike C) a