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Links to entries in the CBOLD Glossary have distinctive formatting. For example, postprocessing.
Part text files and C++ source code are formatted as in this example:
#include "ad1580.h" // include part header files ... class CM_ExComparator : public TModule { // example comparator public: port VCC; port GND; port OUT; port THRESHOLD; // AR_BUS(7,0) 8-bit digital threshold ... CP_AD1580 Reference; // 1.225V voltage reference virtual void Connect() { // your browser must have JavaScript enabled to see this line's hint VCC << Amp.VPP; GND << Amp.VNN << Reference.VNN; OUT << Amp.OUT; "/NC" << Reference.NC; "V_REF" << Reference.VPP ^ Rb ^ VCC; // reference is biased by Rb ... } };
An ellipsis (...) within source code text indicates that some source code was omitted. The omission is typically made to improve the readability of example source code. Ellipses are occasionally used within console output for similar purposes.
Console output is formatted as in this example:
Registering.... Elapsed time: 0 s. Connecting.... Elapsed time: 1 s. ... Total Nets: 2211. Press Enter to continue.
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