torc::generic::PortAttributes Class Reference

Represents attributes of a Port or PortReference object. More...

#include <PortAttributes.hpp>

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Public Member Functions
const Value	getUnused () const throw ()
void	setUnused (const Value &inSource) throw ()
const Value	getDesignator () const throw ()
void	setDesignator (const Value &inSource) throw ()
const Value	getAcLoad () const throw ()
void	setAcLoad (const Value &inSource) throw ()
const PortDelay	getPortDelay () const throw ()
const bool	getIsPortDelaySet () const throw ()
void	setPortDelay (const PortDelay &inSource) throw ()
const Value	getDcFaninLoad () const throw ()
void	setDcFaninLoad (const Value &inSource) throw ()
const Value	getDcFanoutLoad () const throw ()
void	setDcFanoutLoad (const Value &inSource) throw ()
const Value	getDcMaxFanin () const throw ()
void	setDcMaxFanin (const Value &inSource) throw ()
const Value	getDcMaxFanout () const throw ()
void	setDcMaxFanout (const Value &inSource) throw ()
	PortAttributes (const PortAttributes &inSource)
PortAttributes &	operator= (const PortAttributes &inSource) throw ()
Private Attributes
Value	mUnused
Value	mDesignator
Value	mDcFaninLoad
Value	mDcFanoutLoad
Value	mDcMaxFanin
Value	mDcMaxFanout
Value	mAcLoad
PortDelay	mPortDelay
bool	mPortDelaySet

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Detailed Description

Represents attributes of a Port or PortReference object.

The PortAttributes class stores some optional attributes of a Port or overridden values in a PortReference object. The values can be set from an EDIF file using the (port ...), (portBackAnnotate ...) or the (portInstance ...) constructs. The main logic of bringing this out of the Port/PortReference objects is to save space.

Definition at line 37 of file PortAttributes.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• torc/generic/om/PortAttributes.hpp
• torc/generic/om/PortAttributes.cpp