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ALGorithm[:EXPLicit]:SIZe?

Parameters
Comments
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ALGorithm[:EXPLicit][:STATe]

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ALGorithm[:EXPLicit]:SIZe? <alg_name> returns the number of words of
memory allocated for algorithm <alg_name>.
Parameter Parameter
Name Type
alg_name string
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Since the returned value is the memory allocated to the algorithm, it will only
equal the actual size of the algorithm if it was defined by ALG:DEF without its
[<swap_size>] parameter. If enabled for swapping (if <swap_size> included at
original definition), the returned value will be equal to (<swap_size>)*2.
If <alg_name> specifies an undefined algorithm, ALG:SIZ? returns 0. This can be
used to determine whether algorithm <alg_name> is defined.
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Returned Value: numeric value up to the maximum available algorithm memory
(this approximately 46K words). The type is int32.
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*RST Condition: returned value is 0.
ALGorithm[:EXPLicit][:STATe] <alg_name>,<enable> specifies that algorithm
<alg_name> , when defined, should be executed (ON), or not executed (OFF)
during run-time.
1. The command ALG:STATE <alg_name>, ON | OFF does not take effect until
an ALG:UPDATE, or ALG:UPD:CHAN command is received. This allows you
to send multiple ALG:STATE commands and then synchronize their effect.
2. ALG:STATE places a variable update request in the Update Queue. You can
not place more update requests in the Update Queue than are allowed by the
current setting of ALG:UPD:WINDOW or a "Too many updates -- send
ALG:UPDATE command" error message will be generated.
Range of
Values
ALG1 - ALG32
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ALGorithm
Default
Units
none