Instance/module parameter supplemental type definitions.

Defines
#define	PARAM_TYPE_DECLARED   0
#define	PARAM_TYPE_OVERRIDE   1
#define	PARAM_TYPE_SIG_LSB   2
#define	PARAM_TYPE_SIG_MSB   3
#define	PARAM_TYPE_INST_LSB   4
#define	PARAM_TYPE_INST_MSB   5
#define	PARAM_TYPE_DECLARED_LOCAL   6

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#define PARAM_TYPE_DECLARED   0

Specifies that the current module parameter is a declared type (belongs to current module).

Referenced by db_add_declared_param(), mod_parm_add(), mod_parm_display(), mod_parm_find(), and param_resolve_inst().

#define PARAM_TYPE_DECLARED_LOCAL   6

Specifies that the current module parameter is a declared type (belongs to current module) and is local (cannot be overridden by defparams and inline parameter overrides).

Referenced by db_add_declared_param(), mod_parm_add(), mod_parm_display(), mod_parm_find(), param_has_defparam(), param_has_override(), and param_resolve_inst().

#define PARAM_TYPE_INST_LSB   4

Specifies that the current module parameter specifies the value for an instance instantiation LSB value.

Referenced by db_add_instance(), mod_parm_add(), and mod_parm_display().

#define PARAM_TYPE_INST_MSB   5

Specifies that the current module parameter specifies the value for an instance instantiation MSB value.

Referenced by db_add_instance(), mod_parm_add(), and mod_parm_display().

#define PARAM_TYPE_OVERRIDE   1

Specifies that the current module parameter is an override type (overrides the value of an instantiated modules parameter declaration).

Referenced by db_add_override_param(), mod_parm_add(), mod_parm_display(), and param_has_override().

#define PARAM_TYPE_SIG_LSB   2

Specifies that the current module parameter specifies the value for a signal LSB value.

Referenced by db_add_signal(), db_add_vector_param(), mod_parm_add(), mod_parm_display(), and param_set_sig_size().

#define PARAM_TYPE_SIG_MSB   3

Specifies that the current module parameter specifies the value for a signal MSB value.

Referenced by db_add_signal(), db_add_vector_param(), mod_parm_add(), and mod_parm_display().