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If I point to some basic type, how can I set the value at the pointer?
eg: type I_ptr is access integer; .. .. .. variable A : I_ptr ... A := new integer; A := 10; --does not work - complains that A is not an integer (rightly so); same with any new types that are discrete type A_t; type A_ptr is access A_t; type A_t is (X, Y, Z); ... variable S : A_ptr; ... S := new A_t; S := X; --same problem as with integer; Am I, as usually, trying to go outside the scope of VHDL? Tricky |
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