slang::ast::LValue class
#include <slang/ast/LValue.h>

An lvalue is anything that can appear on the left hand side of an assignment expression.

It represents some storage location in memory that can be read from and written to.

Public types

using Concat = std::vector<LValue>: A concatenation of lvalues is also an lvalue and can be assigned to.

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slang::ast::LValue class #include <slang/ast/LValue.h>

Public types

slang::ast::LValue class
#include <slang/ast/LValue.h>