NetCLR Concepts - Emitting Concepts

This page provides a visual overview of the concepts related to emission in the NetCLR framework.

Introduction

Emission refers to the process of generating a new value within a NetCLR context. It's fundamental to managing the flow of data and ensuring state consistency across different components.

Emission Concept Image

The emission process is critical for maintaining the integrity and predictable behavior of the system.

Different emission types have varying levels of complexity and impact on the overall state.

Example: A Simple Emission

Consider a simple scenario: a variable `data` is updated based on a user input.

Input: User enters 'x'.

Processing: The system calculates `new_value = data + x`.

Output: New value is stored in the system state.

Emission: The new value is emitted. The system maintains a consistent state.

The process is repeating, and the data is emitted.

Without proper emission management, the system could lose state, causing unpredictable results.