struct
#include <slang/ast/Statements.h>
StatementContext Additional information passed along during statement creation.
Public functions
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auto tryGetBlock(const ASTContext& context,
const syntax::
SyntaxNode& syntax) -> const Statement* - Attempts to match up the head of the block list with the given statement syntax node.
- void observeTiming(const TimingControl& timing)
- Observes that the given timing control has been created and checks it for correctness given the current statement context.
- auto enterLoop(bool isForLoop = false) -> auto
- Records that we've entered a loop, and returns a guard that will revert back to the previous state on destruction.
Public variables
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std::
span<const StatementBlockSymbol*const > blocks - A series of block symbols that are expected to be used, in order, during the creation of the statement tree.
- bitmask<StatementFlags> flags
- Tracks various bits of context about where we are in statement creation.
- SourceRange lastEventControl
- A source range indicating the last event control observed while creating statements.
- const ASTContext& rootAstContext
- The context used for creating statements.
Function documentation
const Statement* slang:: ast:: Statement:: StatementContext:: tryGetBlock(const ASTContext& context,
const syntax:: SyntaxNode& syntax)
Attempts to match up the head of the block list with the given statement syntax node.
If they match, the block symbol is popped and returned wrapped inside a BlockStatement. Otherwise nullptr is returned.
Variable documentation
std:: span<const StatementBlockSymbol*const > slang:: ast:: Statement:: StatementContext:: blocks
A series of block symbols that are expected to be used, in order, during the creation of the statement tree.
Each statement created can pop blocks off the beginning of this list.
SourceRange slang:: ast:: Statement:: StatementContext:: lastEventControl
A source range indicating the last event control observed while creating statements.
This is only updated in always_ff blocks.