C++ AstVarRef::name方法代码示例

    virtual void visit(AstNodeModule* nodep, AstNUser*) {
	UINFO(9," MOD   "<<nodep<<endl);
	m_unique = 0;
	VarMap* lhsmapp = new VarMap();

	// expand tristate nodes and detect multiple LHS drivers for this module
	TristateExpander(nodep, lhsmapp);

	// iterate the children to grab any  __en signals from subcells
	m_modp = nodep;
	nodep->iterateChildren(*this);
	m_modp = NULL;

	// go through each multiple lhs driver & collapse it to a single driver
	for (VarMap::iterator nextit, it=lhsmapp->begin(); it != lhsmapp->end(); it=nextit) {
	    nextit = it; ++nextit;
	    m_unique = 0;
	    AstVar* lhsp = (*it).first;
	    RefVec* refs = (*it).second;
	    bool isOutput = (lhsp->varType() == AstVarType::OUTPUT) && (nodep->level() > 1); // force termination at top level

	    if (refs->size() < 2 && isOutput) {
		// if only one driver and this is an output, then exit and
		// let the driver propagate on its own.  If the signals
		// terminates at this level, then we need to let the
		// undriven state get generated.
		lhsmapp->erase(lhsp);
		delete refs;
		continue;
	    }


	    UINFO(9, "       Checking " << refs->size() << " drivers for tristates signals on net " << lhsp << endl);
	    int pull = 0;  // initially assume no pull direction

	    // Now remove and multple lhs signals that do not have __en for
	    // all possible drivers.
	    bool complete = true;
	    int found_one = 0;

	    for (RefVec::iterator ii=refs->begin(); ii != refs->end(); ++ii) {
		AstVarRef* refp = (*ii);
		if (!refp->user1p()) { // if no __en signal, then delete the entry
		    complete = false;
		} else {
		    found_one++;
		}
	    }
	    if (!complete) {
		if (found_one) {
		    UINFO(9, "       Problem mixing tristate and low-Z on " << lhsp << endl);
		    UINFO(9, "       Found " << found_one << " __en signals from of " << refs->size() << " possible drivers" << endl);
		    // not sure what I should do here other than error that they are mixing low-Z and tristate drivers.
		    // The other scenerio, and probably more likely, is that they are using a high-Z construct that
		    // is not supported.  Improving the high-Z detection logic will reduce the occurance of this failure.
		    nodep->v3error("Mixing tristate and low-Z drivers.  Perhaps you are using a high-Z construct not supported");
		} else  {
		    UINFO(9, "       No tristates found on " << lhsp <<endl);
		}
		lhsmapp->erase(lhsp);
		delete refs;
		continue;
	    }

	    UINFO(9, "       TRISTATE LHS DRIVER FOUND:" << lhsp << endl);

	    AstNode* orp = NULL,* andp = NULL,* undrivenp = NULL,* newenlogicp = NULL;

	    // loop through the lhs drivers to build the driver resolution logic
	    for (RefVec::iterator ii=refs->begin(); ii != refs->end(); ++ii) {
		AstVarRef* refp = (*ii);
		int w = lhsp->width();
		int wfill = 0; // width filler when necessary due to sels
		AstSel* selp = NULL;
		if (refp->user3p()) { // this varref has a sel
		    selp = (AstSel*) refp->user3p();
		    w = selp->widthConst();
		    wfill = lhsp->width() - w;
		}

		// create a new var for this assignment.
		AstVar* enp = (AstVar*)refp->user1p();
		AstVar* newlhsp = new AstVar(lhsp->fileline(),
					     AstVarType::MODULETEMP,
					     lhsp->name()+"__lhs"+cvtToStr(m_unique++),
					     AstLogicPacked(), w);
		nodep->addStmtp(newlhsp);

		// now append this driver to the driver logic.
		AstNode* ref1 = new AstVarRef(nodep->fileline(), newlhsp,false);
		AstNode* ref2 = new AstVarRef(nodep->fileline(), enp, false);
		andp = new AstAnd(nodep->fileline(), ref1, ref2);


		AstVar* bitselp = NULL;
		if (selp) { // this varref has a sel
		    int ws = V3Number::log2b(lhsp->width())+1;
		    bitselp = new AstVar(lhsp->fileline(),
					 AstVarType::MODULETEMP,
					 lhsp->name()+"__sel"+cvtToStr(m_unique-1),
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