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I'm just saying this for the people with minimal scripting experience following this book.
If you wish to avoid writing stuff like
Not(a=in[0],out=out[0]);
Not(a=in[1],out=out[0]);
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It's possible to do so fairly easily with a one-liner. I personally use perl for this, for a 16bit Not, I'd do something like:
$ perl -e 'for($i=0;$i<16;$i++){print("Not(a=in[$i],out=out[$i]);\n")}' > Not16.txt
And then copy/pasta from that file. I should say I'm using linux, the syntax may be a little bit different in Windows.
Cheers
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