> So in other words, in order to know how many elements of IGEN I need to > inspect for the IBAG[0] zone, I need to look in IBAG[1]. Well, the > generator index value in IBAG[1] is 0. So... What does that mean? The > spec says, for modulators, that a difference of zero indicates that > there are no modulators for the zone. Clearly there are generators for > the zone. How do I know how many to consume?
I think your confusement may arrise from the question whehter ibag[1] is the terminal zone or not. This is not quite clear to me. Supposing it is not the terminal, we have the same situation as before: ibag[0] has zero generators and zero modulators assigned to it. ibag[1] takes all the residual generators starting at igen[0] and all residual modulators starting at imod[0] (in case any modulators exist at all). Supposing ibag[1] is the terminal zone: ibag[1] shouldn't be accessed, i.e. you should ignore it. ibag[0] will take all available generators and modulators starting at index 0 respectively. Tom _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
