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Signals and assignments

A value of a signal is an infinite sequence of values of a given type. For example,

        0;1;0;1;...
is a sequence of type boolean (of course, it is also an integer sequence). Normally, we interpreted this sequence as being a sequence of values occurring over time, although this interpretation is not necessary.



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2002-10-28