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Create an if else expression in ADE Assembler

Aks23

Hello,

I'm trying to compare value of a Digital bus and a binary number in a if statement for a expression in ADE Assembler simulator.

I first use the 'value' function to get the y-axis value of a digital bus at a particular time(5us).

Dout_Dig = awvCreateBus("Dout" list(awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<15>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<14>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<13>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<12>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<11>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<10>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<9>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<8>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<7>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<6>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<5>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<4>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<3>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<2>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<1>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre") awvAnalog2Digital(v("/DOUT<0>" ?result "tran") nil nil 0.9 nil "centre")) "Binary")

value(Dout_Dig 5u)

When I evaluate this expression in a buffer, it gives me 0b1111111111111111.

I then use,

if (value(Dout_Dig 5u) == 0b1111111111111111 1 0)

The above if statement always evaluates to 0 (false condition).

What am I doing wrong here?

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