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Ansys Learning Forum › Forums › Discuss Simulation › Embedded Software › How to use `$@$` as input operator of iterator(e.g. map)? › Reply To: How to use `$@$` as input operator of iterator(e.g. map)?

January 3, 2025 at 1:38 pm
Benjamin Descorps
Ansys Employee

Hello,

It is not possible to use directly the concatenation operator through an iterator. But you can through an intermediate operator. Here is the piece of code that should match your need:

function mapOp(arr1,arr2: int8 ^ 2 ^ 3) returns (oarr: int8 ^ 4 ^ 3)
      oarr = (map Op <<3>>)(arr1, arr2);
 
function #pragma kcg expand #end Op(i1, i2 : int8 ^2) returns (o : int8 ^4)
      o = i1 @ i2;
 
Hope this helps,
 
Benjamin