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Eldo Control Language
Task Instantiation
set local_variable1 = 0
...
task_name(input_param1=input_param_value1, ...
+ local_variable1 = @output_param1, ...)
It is even possible to specify more complex expressions using these output parameters:
task_name(input_param1=input_param_value, ...
+ local_variable1 = 1 + @output_param1,
+ local_variable2 = @output_param1 - @output_param2, ...)
Note
The values of output parameters can only be used when a task is instantiated inside another
task; it is not possible when a task is instantiated directly in the netlist.
Examples
Example One
• Example of instantiation in the netlist of the tasks defined in “Task Definition” on
page 814:
.hello_world
.opamp n=10
Example Two
• Example of instantiations in another task of the tasks defined in “Task Definition” on
page 814:
.define_task my_example
hello_world()
opamp (n=10)
.end_define_task
Example Three
• Example of a recursive task with output argument:
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Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3