Is there anyway to edit the code, run it, but have it execute at the next cycle?
For example, this is running:
d1 $ stack [ n "0" # bd, n "~ 1" # sd ]
and I change it to this:
d1 $ stack [ n "0*4" # bd, n "[~ 1]*2" # sd ]
Is there anyway to run the above, but have the change at the next cycle? Or do I have to time when I execute it? Thanks it advance!
You could try using transition jumpIn' which, according to documentation, makes the change effective in the number of cycles specified as an argument, at a cycle boundary.
So, here, since from what I understood you don't want to wait before the transition (ie make the jump in 0 cycles), you're gonna want to do
(jumpIn' 0) 1 $ stack [ n "0*4" # bd, n "[~ 1]*2" # sd ]
Hope that answers your question!
Awesome! Thank you so much!