VEX/VEX_Example.vfl

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 * This file shows how the VEX functions in VEX_Example.C can be used.
 */

cvex VEX_Example()
{
    // Prints:
    // 4 args:
    //   float 1
    //   int 1
    //   array
    //   string str
    myprint(1.0, 1, {1,2,3}, "str");
}