GENLIB_MACRO(3alc)

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NAME

6       GENLIB_MACRO - Interface with all MACRO generators.
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SYNOPSIS

9       #include  <genlib.h>
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11       void  GENLIB_MACRO (long function, char *modelname, long flags, long N,
12       long drive, long regNumber, char *constVal);
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DESCRIPTION

15       The GENLIB_MACRO() fonction call is the generic interface to all genlib
16       macro  generators. As all generators do not have the sames arguments it
17       takes a variable number of arguments.
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19       Arguments are of two kinds :
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21       · Mandatory arguments : those arguments must always be  supplied.  They
22         represents  the minimal set of common arguments for all macro-genera‐
23         tors. Mandatory arguments comme firts in the arguments list.
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25       · Optional arguments : arguments specifics to a  macro-generator  or  a
26         class of macro-generators.
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28   ARGUMENTS
29       1. long   function : (mandatory) specify which macro-generator is to be
30          invoked. For example, to create a two entry multiplexer  gives  GEN‐
31          LIB_MUX2.
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33       2. char*  modelname  :  (mandatory) specify the name of the model to be
34          generated. For example : "model_mux2_32bits".
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36       3. long  flags : (mandatory) tells which views are to be generated.  It
37          is a logical combination of the following values : (ORed)
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39          1. F_PLACE : generate physical view (placement only).
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41          2. F_BEHAV : generate behavioral view (VHDL view).
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43          3. F_LSB_FIRST  :  the terminal of index zero is matched to the LSB,
44             thus a 32 bits vector will be written : "signal[31:0]".
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46          4. F_MSB_FIRST : the terminal of index zero is matched to  the  MSB,
47             thus  a 32 bits vector will be written : "signal[0:31]" (aka. IBM
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50       4. long  N : (mandatory) width of the model's bus to be generated.
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52       5. long  drive : (optional) output power drive.
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54       6. long  regNumber : (optional) number of registers or depth of  for  a
55          FIFO macro-generator.
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57       7. char*  constval  : (optional) a character string holding a constant.
58          For example : "0xFFFF0000".
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60   AVAILABLE MACRO-GENERATORS
61       · Inverters and Buffers :
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63         · DPGEN_INV(3)
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65         · DPGEN_BUFF(3)
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67       · Boolean Operators :
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69         · DPGEN_NAND2(3)
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71         · DPGEN_NAND3(3)
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73         · DPGEN_NAND4(3)
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75         · DPGEN_AND2(3)
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77         · DPGEN_AND3(3)
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79         · DPGEN_AND4(3)
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81         · DPGEN_NOR2(3)
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83         · DPGEN_NOR3(3)
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85         · DPGEN_NOR4(3)
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87         · DPGEN_OR2(3)
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89         · DPGEN_OR3(3)
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91         · DPGEN_OR4(3)
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93         · DPGEN_XOR2(3)
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95         · DPGEN_XNOR2(3)
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97       · Multiplexers and Tristates :
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99         · DPGEN_NMUX2(3)
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101         · DPGEN_MUX2(3)
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103         · DPGEN_NBUSE(3)
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105         · DPGEN_BUSE(3)
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107       · Programmable Masks :
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109         · DPGEN_NAND2MASK(3)
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111         · DPGEN_NOR2MASK(3)
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113         · DPGEN_XNOR2MASK(3)
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115       · Arithmetics Operators :
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117         · DPGEN_ADSB2F(3)
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119         · DPGEN_SHIFT(3)
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121       · Miscellaneous :
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123         · DPGEN_NUL(3)
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125         · DPGEN_CONST(3)
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127         · DPGEN_ROM2(3)
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129         · DPGEN_ROM4(3)
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131       · Registers :
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133         · DPGEN_RF1(3)
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135         · DPGEN_RF1R0(3)
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137         · DPGEN_FIFO(3)
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139         · DPGEN_RF1D(3)
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141         · DPGEN_RF1DR0(3)
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143         · DPGEN_DFF(3)
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145         · DPGEN_DFFT(3)
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147         · DPGEN_SFF(3)
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