Known issues

Initialization of static variables with non-constant values is not possible. Typically this can be useful to get the current time at the first startup of a process. A first workaround is to measure the time in the init() function, that is run once before the processes are launched. A second workaround is to add a initial state in the process like shown below:

processdef MyProc()
{ 
  static var time64: startup_time;
  state Init {
    startup_time = time64.time();
  }
  on (true) to Main;
  state Main 
  /* ... */
  }
}

Static variables can only be declared as process-level variables (not in functions)

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