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147 to the functions and global variables within a script. In summary,
148 global variables and functions within a script that are not declared
150 to set the data within a script and call its functions.
242 * In terms of a script's global functions, they can be called from Java.
246   may call the runtime finish() method, which will wait for all the script
250   * The function **init** (if present) will be called once after the script
252     script may need before it can be used.  The init function may not depend
259     will be called when a script must redraw its contents.  No
261     called.  It will only be called if the script is bound as a graphics root.
263     other invocations from Java.  Thus the script will not change due
292     implicitly by the Renderscript runtime during script teardown.
294 * In terms of a script's global data, global variables can be written
296   provide return methods to retrieve this value.  If a script updates
299   This provides a convenient way to declare constants within a script and
300   make them accessible to the Java runtime.  If the script declares a
303   Globals within a script are considered local to the script.  They
308   accessors.  Globals are persistent across invocations of a script and
320   pointer in the script.  Bind points marked const indicate to the
321   runtime that the script will not modify the contents of an allocation.