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authorBruce Mitchener <bruce.mitchener@gmail.com>2024-11-29 14:02:19 +0700
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Most of the intrinsics and attributes have names that indicate that they are not for normal use. This is typically via a `__` prefix.
-The `.meta.slang` files look largely like Slang source files, but their contents can also be generated programatically with C++ code. A section of code can drop into `C++` code if it is proceeded by `${{{{`. The C++ section is closed with a closing `}}}}`. This mechanism is typically used to generate different versions of a similar code sequence. Values from the C++ code can be accessed via the `$()`, where the contents of the brackets specifies something that can be calculated from within the C++ code.
+The `.meta.slang` files look largely like Slang source files, but their contents can also be generated programmatically with C++ code. A section of code can drop into `C++` code if it is proceeded by `${{{{`. The C++ section is closed with a closing `}}}}`. This mechanism is typically used to generate different versions of a similar code sequence. Values from the C++ code can be accessed via the `$()`, where the contents of the brackets specifies something that can be calculated from within the C++ code.
As an example, to produce an an array with values 0 to 9 we could write...