For newcomers, it is a pretty verbose implementation.
The example testbench code doesn't expose newcomers to the await style.
This PR updates the example to use some awaits as well as make the counter implementation simpler. The downside is that it no longer demonstrates Sequential in the more general case, but there are other examples and API docs that can be referenced for that.
Related Issue(s)
N/A
Testing
Example is covered by test, also rerun locally
Backwards-compatibility
Is this a breaking change that will not be backwards-compatible? If yes, how so?
No
Documentation
Does the change require any updates to documentation? If so, where? Are they included?
Description & Motivation
Some feedback about the counter example has been:
awaitstyle.This PR updates the example to use some
awaits as well as make the counter implementation simpler. The downside is that it no longer demonstratesSequentialin the more general case, but there are other examples and API docs that can be referenced for that.Related Issue(s)
N/A
Testing
Example is covered by test, also rerun locally
Backwards-compatibility
No
Documentation
Basically just doc update