ValueSymbol class
#include <slang/symbols/ValueSymbol.h>
Contents
- Reference
A base class for symbols that represent a value (for example a variable or a parameter). The common functionality is that they all have a type.
Base classes
- class Symbol
Derived classes
- class ConstraintBlockSymbol
- Represents a named constraint block declaration within a class.
- class EnumValueSymbol
- Represents an enumerated value / member.
- class ModportPortSymbol
- Represents a single port specifier in a modport declaration.
- class NetSymbol
- Represents a net declaration.
- class ParameterSymbol
- Represents a parameter value.
- class PortSymbol
- class VariableSymbol
- Represents a variable declaration.
Public functions
- auto getType() const -> const Type&
- Gets the type of the value.
- void setType(const Type& type)
- Sets the type of the value.
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auto getDeclaredType() const -> not_
null<const DeclaredType*> - Gets access to the symbol's declared type.
- void setDeclaredType(const DataTypeSyntax& newType)
- Sets the symbol's declared type.
- auto getInitializer() const -> const Expression*
- Gets the initializer for this value, if it has one.
- void setInitializer(const Expression& expr)
- Sets the initializer for this value.
- void setInitializerSyntax(const ExpressionSyntax& syntax, SourceLocation initLocation)
- Sets the expression tree used to initialize this value.
- void setFromDeclarator(const DeclaratorSyntax& decl)
- Initializes the value's dimension and initializer syntax from the given declarator.