Hello Mike,
You are right, the template body is mandatory. Therefore the example should be
any port.getreply(Myproc:?) or
any port.getreply(Myproc:{?,?})
The same error also exists for the getcall operation, clause 22.3.2, Example 4.
Best regards
Thomas
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>members only [This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.] On Behalf Of ext
>Michael Sperber
>Sent: Tuesday, 24. June 2008 09:37
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>Subject: getreply / signature question
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>In the 3.3.7 draft, at the end of 22.3.4, there's this example:
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>any port.getreply(Myproc)
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>But Myproc is only a signature, not a template instance, which
>is supposed to have a "TemplateBody". Or do signatures count
>as template instances somehow? Help would be much appreciated!
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>Regards,
>Mike
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