Concerning router and merge

gentleclockdivider

The core event merge only passes the signal at the bottom input when events arrive simultaneously
I splitted a ramp wave ( range 0-1 ) into a comparison ( compare against 0.5 )

The outputs of the router are combined , in the upper structure the waveform is reconstructed back to a saw .
I assume that is because no latches are used and thus the events did not arrive at the same time , therefore both inputs to the merge are combined .

In the lower strucutre , the outputs each go into a mem-write -read , resulting in events arriving at the same time, thus only the bottom input of merge is let through , result …only the lower part of the ramp wave
My question : how to combine it with using mem-write -reads ( after the router )
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An adder just doubles the frequency + dc offset

colB

in the upper structure the waveform is reconstructed back to a saw .
I assume that is because no latches are used and thus the events did not arrive at the same time , therefore both inputs to the merge are combined .

In the lower strucutre , the outputs each go into a mem-write -read , resulting in events arriving at the same time, thus only the bottom input of merge is let through , result …only the lower part of the ramp wave

This is all correct

My question : how to combine it with using mem-write -reads ( after the router )?

The question doesn't really make sense. Please explain what you are trying to achieve.

If you want to use the lower structure (why?), then instead of driving the reads with SR.C, use the upper an lower outputs from the router.

But really, none of this makes any sense, there needs to be some actual problem to solve that isn't just complicating a direct through signal. Only at that point it is possible to make sensible choice about what code to use.