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  c_array_datatype.cpp -- 

  Original Author: Martin Janssen, Synopsys, Inc., 2002-02-15

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/* Main file for "C array" data type */ 

#include "systemc.h"

int sc_main(int ac, char *av[])
{

// 1. DECLARATION SYNTAX
  int			a[4] = { 0, 23, -534, 23423 };  
  long			b[4] = { 0, 23, -534, 23423 };  
  short			c[4] = { 0, 23, -534, 23423 };  
  char			d[9] = { 'U', 'X', '0', '1', 'Z', 'W', 'L', 'H', '-' };

  unsigned int		e[4] = { 0, 23, 534, 23423 };  
  unsigned long		f[4] = { 0, 23, 534, 23423 };  
  unsigned short	g[4] = { 0, 23, 534, 23423 };  
  unsigned char		h[9] = { 'U', 'X', '0', '1', 'Z', 'W', 'L', 'H', '-' };

  float			i[4] = { 0, 4.89, -345.6778, 543222.898394322 };  
  double		j[4] = { 0, 4.89, -345.6778, 543222.898394322 };  
//  type 'long double' is non-portable
//  long double		k[4] = { 0, 4.89, -345.6778, 543222.898394322 };  

  bool			l[4] = { 0, 1, true, false };  

  sc_logic m[9] = { sc_logic('U'), sc_logic('X'), sc_logic('0'), sc_logic('1'),
    sc_logic('Z'), sc_logic('W'), sc_logic('L'), sc_logic('H'), sc_logic('-') };


// 2. TYPE CONVERSION

  // No type conversion because assignment of arrays is illegal

// 3. OPERATORS
//    Supported operators:      []

  cout.precision(15);
  cout	<< "\nINT \t\t"	 
		<< a[0] << "\t" << a[1] << "\t" << a[2] << "\t" << a[3] 
      	<< "\nLONG \t\t" 
		<< b[0] << "\t" << b[1] << "\t" << b[2] << "\t" << b[3] 
      	<< "\nSHORT \t\t" 
		<< c[0] << "\t" << c[1] << "\t" << c[2] << "\t" << c[3] 
      	<< "\nCHAR \t\t" 
		<< d[0] << "\t" << d[1] << "\t" << d[2] << "\t" 
		<< d[3] << "\t" << d[4] << "\t" << d[5] << "\t" 
		<< d[6] << "\t" << d[7] << "\t" << d[8]
      	<< "\n\nUNSIGNED INT \t"	 
		<< e[0] << "\t" << e[1] << "\t" << e[2] << "\t" << e[3] 
      	<< "\nUNSIGNED LONG \t" 
		<< f[0] << "\t" << f[1] << "\t" << f[2] << "\t" << f[3] 
      	<< "\nUNSIGNED SHORT \t" 
		<< g[0] << "\t" << g[1] << "\t" << g[2] << "\t" << g[3] 
      	<< "\nUNSIGNED CHAR \t" 
		<< h[0] << "\t" << h[1] << "\t" << h[2] << "\t" 
		<< h[3] << "\t" << h[4] << "\t" << h[5] << "\t" 
		<< h[6] << "\t" << h[7] << "\t" << h[8]
      	<< "\n\nFLOAT \t\t" 
		<< i[0] << "\t" << i[1] << "\t" << i[2] << "\t" << i[3] 
      	<< "\nDOUBLE \t\t" 
		<< j[0] << "\t" << j[1] << "\t" << j[2] << "\t" << j[3] 
//  type 'long double' is non-portable
//      	<< "\nLONG DOUBLE \t" 
//		<< k[0] << "\t" << k[1] << "\t" << k[2] << "\t" << k[3] 
      	<< "\n\nBOOL \t\t" 
		<< l[0] << "\t" << l[1] << "\t" << l[2] << "\t" << l[3] 
      	<< "\nSTD_ULOGIC \t" 
		<< m[0] << "\t" << m[1] << "\t" << m[2] << "\t" 
		<< m[3] << "\t" << m[4] << "\t" << m[5] << "\t" 
		<< m[6] << "\t" << m[7] << "\t" << m[8]
      	<< endl;
   return 0;
}