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Probing without a wire?

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I mean the "turbosink" name is a joke, but the principal does actually work. It's just a .vim with one input and nothing internal. It basically just acts as a sink and you can stick a probe on it. It's inlined so the compiler will remove it if there's no probe attached. Wiring to the edge of a structure is the same thing, but sometimes there isn't a structure edge handy.

 

You could also use Stall Dataflow.vim with a delay of 0 or Sync Data.vim (might have the name wrong) for the same effect.

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If you ever see something like the following, it is intentional and the programmer was trying to probe [i] during debugging. 😄

 

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@altenbach wrote:

If you ever see something like the following, it is intentional and the programmer was trying to probe [i] during debugging. 😄

 

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I'm kind of fond of this:

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