Name |
Symbol |
Description |
Bool
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Converts a signal of any type to boolean. |
Int
|
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Converts a signal of any type to an integer. |
Real
|
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Converts a signal of any type to a real. |
If
|
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Selects one of two signals depending on a third boolean signal. |
Not
|
|
Inverts a boolean signal. |
And
|
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Computes the logical and of two boolean signals. |
Or
|
|
Computes the logical or of two boolean signals. |
Xor
|
|
Computes the logical xor of two boolean signals. |
LeftShift
|
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Shifts the bits of an integer to the left. |
RightShift
|
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Shifts the bits of an integer to the right. |
Add
|
|
Adds two numeric signals. |
Sub
|
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Subtracts two numeric signals. |
Mult
|
|
Multiplies two numeric signals. |
Div
|
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Divides two numeric signals. |
Mod
|
|
Computes the modulus of two numeric signals. |
Sqrt
|
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Computes the square root of a real-valued signal. |
Less
|
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Determines whether one numeric signal is less than another one. |
LessEqual
|
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Determines whether one numeric signal is less than or equal to another one. |
Equal
|
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Determines whether one signal is equal to another one. |
NotEqual
|
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Determines whether one signal is different from another one. |
Greater
|
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Determines whether one numeric signal is greater than another one. |
GreaterEqual
|
|
Determines whether one numeric signal is greater than or equal to another one. |
Gain
|
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Multiplies a real-valued signal by a constant factor. |
Identity
|
|
Copies a signal. |
Value
|
|
Constant value. |
Pre
|
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Delays a signal one cycle. |
Dt
|
|
The real time of one execution cycle in seconds. |
Sin
|
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Computes the sine of a real-valued signal. |
Cos
|
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Computes the cosine of a real-valued signal. |
Tan
|
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Computes the tangent of a real-valued signal. |
Arctan
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Computes the arctangent of a real-valued signal. |
Arctan2
|
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Computes the angle of a two-dimensional vector. |
Ln
|
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Computes the natural logarithm of a real-valued signal. |
Exp
|
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Computes e raised to the power of a real-valued signal. |
Pow
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Computes a real-valued signal raised to the power of another real-valued signal. |