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TODO
change parser to use <> syntax (and update all tests)
Write lowering step for primops
Figure out how widths propogate for all updated primops (Adam)
Add bit-reduce-and etc to primops (Jonathan)
Write pass to rename identifiers (alpha-transform) (Adam)
Add partial bulk connect (Scott, Stephen)
Add FIFOs to the IR (Palmer)
Registers/Memories only have data and enable fields, which can be written/read from. These are set by the front-end. This will probably have to wait (Palmer)
Multi-streams for print statements (Jack)
Consider def female node. (Patrick)
Think about supporting memories (Scott)
Think about supporting generic primops on bundles and vecs (Adam) (wait until front-end more completed)
Update spec
add new field for sequential or combinational
add assertions
Future questions to address in spec:
Introduction – motivation, and intended usage
Philosophical justifications for all constructs
More introduction for types, e.g. what is a ground type?
What is a statement? What is an expression? What is a memory? Difference between vector type and memory? What are accessors for?
Why would I ever write an empty statement? Mainly for use by compiler/passes
What is a structural element? Duplication?
Subtracting two unsigned numbers… Should talk to a math guy to figure it out
What are shift left and shift right operations? HW doesn’t have these concepts. Need justification.
What is lowered form? What is it for?
Checks:
Subfields are only on bundles, before type inference
after adding dynamic assertions, insert bounds check with accessor expansion
all things only assigned to once
Tests:
Error if declare anything other than module in circuit
Error if incorrectly assign stuff, like use = instead of :=
Error: Node not parsed for stmts
Male node:
defnode n = e
==>
wire n
n := e
Female node:
defnode n = e
==>
wire n
e := n
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