Hi Mr. Neenmann,
It has been observed that importing a CSV Truth Table results in incorrect handling of 'X' values within the result columns, as they are interpreted as '0', thereby hindering proper logic optimization. An examination of CSVImporter.java indicates that the system currently processes only '1' values, defaulting all others to '0'.
A proposed solution ( * ) modifies the parseLine and Generator functions to store both the column index and the state (1 for HIGH, 2 for DONT_CARE), ensuring 'X' values are accurately represented in the TruthTable. ( * utilizing Artificial Intelligence, as I do not currently possess proficiency in Java).
Sincerely.
Enrique Fernández
Hi Mr. Neenmann,
It has been observed that importing a CSV Truth Table results in incorrect handling of 'X' values within the result columns, as they are interpreted as '0', thereby hindering proper logic optimization. An examination of CSVImporter.java indicates that the system currently processes only '1' values, defaulting all others to '0'.
A proposed solution ( * ) modifies the
parseLineandGeneratorfunctions to store both the column index and the state (1 for HIGH, 2 for DONT_CARE), ensuring 'X' values are accurately represented in the TruthTable. ( * utilizing Artificial Intelligence, as I do not currently possess proficiency in Java).Sincerely.
Enrique Fernández