The cat operator to combine two values
The cat operator to combine two values
0x5 ## 0x3 => 0x53
Node to cat after
a new node as the combination of both this node and b
Eliminate any zero-width wires attached to this node
Eliminate any zero-width wires attached to this node
if the node was modified
The unique id of this node
The clock for this node
Get the module that this node is a part of or the top module if not assigned yet
Get the module that this node is a part of or the top module if not assigned yet
The module that this node is a part of
nodes that consume one of my outputs
Convert the node literal to a Double
Compare two nodes
Convert the node literal to a Float
The root node input
the width or number of bits used by this node
if the width of the node is unknown
the unique hashCode for this node
Called while we're walking the graph inferring the width of nodes.
Called while we're walking the graph inferring the width of nodes. We return true if we should continue to walk the graph, either because there's a node whose width we don't know, or because we updated a node's width.
Init the node and calculate its width and add inputs to the node
Init the node and calculate its width and add inputs to the node
name of node
the bit width of the node
Nodes that are inputs to this node
Init the node and calculate its width and add inputs to the node
Init the node and calculate its width and add inputs to the node
name of node
the function to use to calculate the width of the node
Nodes that are inputs to this node
Init the node and calculate its width and add inputs to the node
Init the node and calculate its width and add inputs to the node
name of node
the function to use to calculate the width of the node
Nodes that are inputs to this node
The inputs that this node depends on
this node is an I/O Node for a module
This function determines if a node is a literal, a fixed value
is this node I/O for the top level module
Chisel3 - type-only nodes (no data - no initialization or assignment) This is used to determine which nodes must be Wire() wrapped, and whether Wire() wrapping of the node is legal or not.
Chisel3 - type-only nodes (no data - no initialization or assignment) This is used to determine which nodes must be Wire() wrapped, and whether Wire() wrapping of the node is legal or not.
this node is a Register
this node has zero-width
The trace information for chisel for this node
the literal value of a node
if there is no literal value available
the literal value of the node as a BigInt
Bool(true).litValue() => BigInt(1)
Deprecated: Do not use
Name of the instance.
Name of the instance.
named is used to indicate that name was set explicitly and should not be overriden
named is used to indicate that name was set explicitly and should not be overriden
the bitWidth of the node
if the width is not yet defined
Prints all members of a node and recursively its inputs up to a certain depth level This method is purely used for debugging
Replace the subtree starting from this node with the indicated replacement
Replace the subtree starting from this node with the indicated replacement
The node to start tree from
Review a node for optimization possibilities if its children have been updated
Set the name of this module to the string 'n'
Set the name of this module to the string 'n'
my.io.node.setName("MY_IO_NODE")Force the bit width of a node
Force the bit width of a node
the bit width to force
This node as a UInt
This node
*Node* defines the root class of the class hierarchy for a [Composite Pattern](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_pattern).
A digital logic graph is encoded as adjacency graph where instances of *Node* describe vertices and *inputs*, *consumers* member fields are used to traverse the directed graph respectively backward (from output to input) and forward (from input to output).