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:2) '''Digital Function Blocks''' --- Which are connected between Wires carrying inputs to other wires - outputs. These need to listen for changes in the state of wires connecting these blocks. A change in the state of 1 wire might trickle down to changes in the neighboring wires based on the output of these function blocks. | :2) '''Digital Function Blocks''' --- Which are connected between Wires carrying inputs to other wires - outputs. These need to listen for changes in the state of wires connecting these blocks. A change in the state of 1 wire might trickle down to changes in the neighboring wires based on the output of these function blocks. | ||
:3) '''Operations Queue''' --- to help model the time delay of performing various tasks during the simulation. | :3) '''Operations Queue''' --- to help model the time delay of performing various tasks during the simulation. | ||
| + | :4) '''Probe''' --- To trigger on change in value and print value on screen | ||
Revision as of 09:36, 19 July 2010
Log of My Research and Design for the COSC 427 Design Study
19th June
-- Referring to the Book "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" 2nd Edition, by Harold Abelson, Gerald Jay Sussman (1996) . -- Event Driven Simulation: In which Actions (Events) trigger further events that happen at a later point in time, which trigger further events and so on.
Objects to be modeled: -- Real Life elementary components:
- 1) Wires --- Carry binary signals : 0 / 1. They also have to perform some tasks (inform connected components) about change in their value.
- 2) Digital Function Blocks --- Which are connected between Wires carrying inputs to other wires - outputs. These need to listen for changes in the state of wires connecting these blocks. A change in the state of 1 wire might trickle down to changes in the neighboring wires based on the output of these function blocks.
- 3) Operations Queue --- to help model the time delay of performing various tasks during the simulation.
- 4) Probe --- To trigger on change in value and print value on screen
