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Document CombInit #144

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numero-744 opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 9 comments
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Document CombInit #144

numero-744 opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 9 comments
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Readon commented Dec 18, 2022

The main issue would be in which case user should use CombInit, in which it is not necessary.

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I think I address it in the branch I'm working on, that I'll publish as a PR in the next weeks (refactor step 2). I'll let you tell me then 😉

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Readon commented Dec 18, 2022

I think I address it in the branch I'm working on, that I'll publish as a PR in the next weeks (refactor step 2). I'll let you tell me then 😉

Nice.

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@Readon To me there is a few main usages :

  • Creating a combinatorial value copy of a signal, that you can then override without impacting the source value
  • Creating a combinatorial value copy of something that you can then name as you whish for (debug purpose / visibility)

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Readon commented Dec 19, 2022

@Readon To me there is a few main usages :

  • Creating a combinatorial value copy of a signal, that you can then override without impacting the source value
  • Creating a combinatorial value copy of something that you can then name as you whish for (debug purpose / visibility)

Like to generate a new wire through existing wire/reg in netlist?

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@Readon To me there is a few main usages :

* Creating a combinatorial value copy of a signal, that you can then override without impacting the source value

* Creating a combinatorial value copy of something that you can then name as you whish for (debug purpose / visibility)

Thanks I'll add that

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that you can then override without impacting the source value

I would say :
that you can then conditionaly override without impacting the source value

Like to generate a new wire through existing wire/reg in netlist?

Yes

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I missed this issue, but there is a short documentation of CombInit in #228.

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Fixed by @ronan-lashermes with #228

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