Signal Supplemental Field Types

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Detailed Description

The following defines represent the various types of signals that can be parsed.

Defines
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_INPUT_NET   0
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_INPUT_REG   1
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_OUTPUT_NET   2
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_OUTPUT_REG   3
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_INOUT_NET   4
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_INOUT_REG   5
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_NET   6
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_REG   7
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_EVENT   8
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT   9
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_POS   10
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_NEG   11
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_PARAM   12
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_GENVAR   13
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_ENUM   14
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_MEM   15
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_SREAL   16
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_REAL   17
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_PARAM_REAL   18
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_REAL   19
#define	SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_SREAL   20

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Define Documentation

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_NET   6

This is a declared net signal (i.e., not a port)

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_REAL   17

This signal is a real

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_REG   7

This is a declared registered signal (i.e., not a port)

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_DECL_SREAL   16

This signal is a shortreal

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_ENUM   14

This signal is an enumerated value

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_EVENT   8

This is an event

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_GENVAR   13

This signal is a genvar

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT   9

This signal was implicitly created

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_NEG   11

This signal was implicitly created (this signal was created from a negative variable multi-bit expression)

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_POS   10

This signal was implicitly created (this signal was created from a positive variable multi-bit expression)

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_REAL   19

This signal was implicitly created for a real64 value

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_IMPLICIT_SREAL   20

This signal was implicitly created for a real64 value

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_INOUT_NET   4

This is an inout port net signal

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_INOUT_REG   5

This is an inout port registered signal

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_INPUT_NET   0

This is an input port net signal

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_INPUT_REG   1

This is an input port registered signal

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_MEM   15

This signal is a memory

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_OUTPUT_NET   2

This is an output port net signal

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_OUTPUT_REG   3

This is an output port registered signal

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_PARAM   12

This signal is a parameter

#define SSUPPL_TYPE_PARAM_REAL   18

This signal is a real parameter

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