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Neuron C Programmer’s Guide v
Table 1. Typographic Conventions
Typeface or Symbol Used for Example
boldface type keywords
literal characters
network
{
italic type abstract elements identifier
[square brackets] optional fields [ bind-info ]
| vertical bar a choice between two
elements input | output
Example: The syntax for declaring a network variable is:
network input | output [ netvar modifier ] [ class ] type [ bind-info ] identifier
• You type the keywords network, input, and output as shown
• You replace the abstract elements netvar modifier , class , type , bind-info ,
and identifier with the actual modifier, class, type, bind information, and
identifier for the network variable
• The declaration must include either input or output, but not both
• The elements netvar modifier , class , and bind-info are all optional
When a particular element or expression includes punctuation, such as quotation
marks, parentheses, and semicolons (but not including square brackets and
vertical bars), you must type that punctuation as shown.
Code examples appear in the monospace Courier font:
#include <mem.h>
unsigned array1[40], array2[40];
// See if array1 matches array2
if (memcmp(array1, array2, 40) != 0) {
// The contents of the two areas do not match
}