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The address of a constant object can be assigned only to a pointer to a constant object, such as pc A pointer to a constant object, however, can also be assigned the address of a nonconstant object, such as

pc = &dval;

Although dval is not a constant, an attempt to modify its value through pc still results in a compile-time error (again because the compiler cannot in practice determine the actual object the pointer addresses at each point in the running program) In real-world programs, a pointer to a constant object is most often used as the formal parameter of a function It serves as a contract guaranteeing that the actual object being passed into the function is not being modified within that function For example:

// in real-world programs, pointers to constants // are most often used as parameters to functions int strcmp( const char *str1, const char *str2 );

j = 0, . . ., k 1;

(We'll have a lot more to say about pointers to constant objects in our discussion of functions in 7)

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We can also define a constant pointer either to a constant or a nonconstant object For example:

Examples 13.4 (Complete VHDL source code available.) Generate a VHDL model of a generic base-2 nonrestoring divider (Figures 13.6, 13.7, and 13.8):

int errNumb = 0; int *const curErr = &errNumb;

0 1 2 k 1

curErr is a constant pointer to a nonconstant object (We can read its definition from right to left as "curErr is a constant pointer to an object of type int") This means that we cannot assign curErr another address value, but we can modify the value curErr addresses Here is how we might use curErr:

do_something(); if ( *curErr ) { errorHandler(); *curErr = 0; // ok: reset object being addressed }

An attempt to assign to a constant pointer is flagged as an error during compilation:

However, the order of evaluation is left to right, with each element maintaining the same precedence level And so the evaluation of the previous compound query matches fiery bird or shyly, not fiery bird or fiery shyly:

This process is equivalent to encoding only once the original data M 0 , M 1 , . . . M n 1 with the new set of encoding coef cients. At the receiver site the number of incoming tuples to collect prior to decoding corresponds to the number of symbols included in a single encoding vector or, from another standpoint, to the number of original data packets (as can be seen, it is always n). Finally, it should be noted that the outgoing information vector is again l symbols long, as follows.

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fiery ( 1 ) lines match bird ( 1 ) lines match fiery && bird ( 1 ) lines match shyly ( 1 ) lines match fiery && bird || shyly ( 2 ) lines match Requested query: fiery && bird || shyly ( 3 ) like a fiery bird in flight A beautiful fiery bird, he tells her, ( 6 ) Shyly, she asks, "I mean, Daddy, is there "

To allow subgrouping of a query, our query facility must also support parentheses For example:

fiery && ( bird || shyly )

entity nonr_cell is port ( a: in STD_LOGIC_VECTOR (N-1 downto 0);

The computational cost of performing re-encoding at each intermediate node depends on the following operations (i) The product between the new encoding matrix, H(k r) , and the old encoding matrix, G(r n) , to obtain the nal encoding matrix to be included in the outgoing tuples G (k n) = H(k r) G(r n) (ii) The product between the new encoding matrix, H(k r) , and the matrix of encoded data, X(r l) , to obtain the outgoing information vectors Y(k l) How to Choose Encoding Vectors The choice of coef cients to include in encoding vectors is, as can easily be expected, quite critical An inaccurate choice can produce tuples that are linearly dependent on each other.

finds all references to either fiery bird or fiery shyly1">[1] The result of the query is illustrated at the start of this section

[1] Recall that to simplify our implementation, we require a space separating each word, including parentheses and the query operators While this is unreasonable in a real-world system, we believe it is acceptable in a primarily introductory text such as this

Our primary focus in this chapter is in building up the class hierarchy to represent the user query Our initial design is to represent each query operation as an individual class:

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