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I find if odd that the chapter on synchronous features speaks nothing about pre(x) for a clocked variable, but still mandates that a clocked variable appearing inside previous(…) shall be treated as if it had fixed = true, which implies pre(x) = x.start during initialization. There is nothing obviously inconsistent about this, but it feels odd that the equation pre(x) = x.start seems more related to variables assigned in when-clauses than clocked semantics. Am I missing something, or is there something needing clarification?
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The entire initialization of clocked variables need to be worked on; currently there is no advanced initialization at all - but there is a proposal in MCP-0038.
I find if odd that the chapter on synchronous features speaks nothing about
pre(x)
for a clocked variable, but still mandates that a clocked variable appearing insideprevious(…)
shall be treated as if it hadfixed = true
, which impliespre(x) = x.start
during initialization. There is nothing obviously inconsistent about this, but it feels odd that the equationpre(x) = x.start
seems more related to variables assigned inwhen
-clauses than clocked semantics. Am I missing something, or is there something needing clarification?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: