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It seems that the current examples are all about processing some input homogeneously. Can there be an example of a more complicated use case where for example, a file header is read and the content of the header determines how the rest of the file is processed? Is such processing possible with machines?
For example:
The file header is a Word8n followed by n(Word8, Word8) pairs (x, y). After that the rest of the file is processed byte-by-byte: If some byte b matches any x, the corresponding yis output. Otherwise, b is output.
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It seems that the current examples are all about processing some input homogeneously. Can there be an example of a more complicated use case where for example, a file header is read and the content of the header determines how the rest of the file is processed? Is such processing possible with
machines
?For example:
The file header is a
Word8
n
followed byn
(Word8, Word8)
pairs(x, y)
. After that the rest of the file is processed byte-by-byte: If some byteb
matches anyx
, the correspondingy
is output. Otherwise,b
is output.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: