#include namespace ot { // Function: read_verilog Timer& Timer::read_verilog(std::filesystem::path path) { // Create a verilog module auto module = std::make_shared(); std::scoped_lock lock(_mutex); auto parser = _taskflow.emplace([module, path=std::move(path)] () { OT_LOGI("loading netlist ", path); *module = vlog::read_verilog(path); }); // reader auto reader = _taskflow.emplace([this, module] () mutable { _verilog(*module); OT_LOGI("added ", module->info()); }); // Build the task dependency parser.precede(reader); _add_to_lineage(reader); return *this; } // Procedure: _verilog // Update the circuit from a given verilog module. void Timer::_verilog(vlog::Module& module) { // Step 1: Scan the primary input and create a pin for each primary input port. // Each primary input is automatically connected to a net whose name is the same // as the name of the primary input. for(const auto& pi : module.inputs) { _insert_primary_input(pi); } // Step 2: Scan the primary output and create a pin for each primary output port. // Each primary output is automatically connected to a net whose name is the same // as the name of the primary output. for(const auto& po : module.outputs) { _insert_primary_output(po); } // Step 3: Scan the wires and insert a net for each wire. Each wire is automatically // attached to a net. The connection of each net is specified by the gates. for(const auto& wire : module.wires) { _insert_net(wire); } // Step 4: Scan the gate through verilog file. Insert a new gate for each gate // being iterated and a set of pins corresponding to each cellpin of the gate. Then, // for each pin-net mapping specified in the gate, connect the pin to the net. for(const auto& gate : module.gates) { _insert_gate(gate.name, gate.cell); for(const auto& [c, n] : gate.cellpin2net) { auto& pin = _insert_pin(gate.name + ':' + c); auto& net = _insert_net(n); _connect_pin(pin, net); } } } }; // end of namespace ot. -----------------------------------------------------------------------