slang::analysis::ValueDriver class

#include <slang/analysis/ValueDriver.h>

Public static functions

static ValueDriver* create(BumpAllocator& alloc, DriverKind kind, const ast::ValuePath& path, const ast::Symbol& containingSymbol, bitmask<DriverFlags> flags, const SourceRange* overrideRange = nullptr)

Constructs a new ValueDriver instance.

static ValueDriver* create(BumpAllocator& alloc, ast::EvalContext& evalContext, const ValueDriver& copyFrom, const ast::ValueSymbol& newTarget)

Constructs a new ValueDriver instance.

Public functions

const ast::ValueSymbol& getSymbol() const

Gets the symbol that is assigned to by this driver.

std::pair<uint64_t, uint64_t> getBounds() const

Gets the bit range assigned to by this driver.

bool isInputPort() const

Indicates whether the driver is for an input port.

bool isUnidirectionalPort() const

Indicates whether the driver is for a unidirectional port (i.e. not an inout or ref port).

bool isClockVar() const

Indicates whether the driver is for a clocking variable.

bool isInSingleDriverProcedure() const

Indicates whether the driver is inside a single-driver procedure (such as always_comb).

SourceRange getSourceRange() const

Gets the source range describing the driver as written in the source code.

const SourceRange* getOverrideRange() const

Gets an optional extra source range that indicates the driver actually came from some other, indirected location (like a modport port expansion).

Public variables

ast::ValuePath path

The target value and sub-path being driven.

not_null<const ast::Symbol*> containingSymbol

The symbol that contains the driver expression.

bitmask<DriverFlags> flags

Flags that control how the driver operates.

DriverKind kind

The kind of driver (procedural or continuous).

DriverSource source

The source of the driver (procedural block, subroutine, etc).

Variable documentation