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Eldo Control Language<br />

Library of Functions for Tasks<br />

Command<br />

log10<br />

magnitude<br />

max<br />

mcconv<br />

mcnbench<br />

min<br />

mod<br />

modf<br />

mptpcomplex<br />

nextval<br />

ongrid<br />

phase<br />

pow<br />

pow_10<br />

pwr<br />

real<br />

Table 18-3. Library of Functions for Tasks (cont.)<br />

Description<br />

Decimal (base 10) logarithm function.<br />

Returns the absolute magnitude.<br />

Returns the maximum value.<br />

Returns 1 or 0 to indicate convergence of the Monte Carlo<br />

process for the elements of the array array.<br />

Returns the number of non-UNDEF values among the<br />

elements of the array array. If istart and istop are specified,<br />

this function applies to the part of array beginning at index<br />

istart and ending at index istop.<br />

Returns the minimum value.<br />

Modulo operator. Floating-point remainder value function<br />

of dividing x by y. Returns the value x − i×y, where i is the<br />

quotient of x/y, rounded towards zero to an integer. mod<br />

will exit properly if y is equal to 0.<br />

Breaks the argument x into integral and fractional parts,<br />

each of which has the same sign as the argument. Returns an<br />

array of two elements, the first element being the fractional<br />

part and the second element being the integral part.<br />

Constructs a complex number from its magnitude m and its<br />

phase in radians p.<br />

Returns the next point of a waveform. Returns 0 if there are<br />

no more points in the waveform, otherwise x_res and y_res<br />

are set with the coordinates of the next point of the<br />

waveform.<br />

Returns 1 if value=offset + (k×step) where k is an integer<br />

value. Otherwise it returns 0. The default value of offset is<br />

0.0.<br />

Returns the phase.<br />

Returns the value of VAL1 to the power of the integer part<br />

of VAL2. pow will exit properly if VAL1 is a equal to 0 and<br />

VAL2 is negative.<br />

Computes the value of 10 raised to the power of wf: 10wf<br />

(the result is a waveform).<br />

Returns the absolute value of VAL1, raised to the power of<br />

VAL2, with the sign of VAL1. pwr will exit properly if<br />

VAL1 is a equal to 0 and VAL2 is negative.<br />

Real part function.<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 857

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