A range of numbers is submitted. If a number in the range is prime, it is multiplied by 1, otherwise multipliedby zero. Illustrates the topcode, maincode, and bottomcode in JSim function and procedure calls.
Description
Source functions and procedures written in Java take on the following forms and incorporate source code that can be compiled at model build or model run time:: source real function name ( arguments ) { language="java"; topcode={{ user-code }}; maincode={{ user-code }}; bottomcode={{ user-code }}; } source procedure name ( arguments ) { language="java"; topcode={{ user-code }}; maincode={{ user-code }}; bottomcode={{ user-code }}; } The maincode block is required. topcode block, if used, can precede or follow the maincode block. The same is true of the bottomcode block. The names "maincode", "topcode", and "bottomcode" are the only names that are accepted by JSim. In this model, there is a method to determine if a positive integer is a prime. The method is placed in the topcode block to illustrate this process. The use of topcode and bottom blocks is optional.
Equations
None.
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