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From: Joseph A <joseph.altmaier@gmail.com>
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Subject: Delayed Memory Writes
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When I write a line of code such as
(set (delay 2 (mem SI r)) a)
or
(set (delay 2 (reg SI h-memory r)) a)
I get the error "ERROR: Unbound variable: set".  Is there some special
notation for delayed memory stores, or a different way to accomplish this?

Thanks
Joseph
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