Access attributes in parsetree
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#include "veri_file.h" #include "VeriModule.h" #include "VeriExpression.h" #include "VeriMisc.h" #include "VeriId.h" #include "Map.h" #include "Array.h" #include "Strings.h" #ifdef VERIFIC_NAMESPACE using namespace Verific ; #endif void PrintAttrs(const char *type, const char *name, const VeriTreeNode *node) { if (!node) return ; #if 1 // Print all attributes: const Array *attr_insts = node->GetAttributeInstances() ; unsigned i ; const VeriAttributeInstance *attr_inst ; FOREACH_ARRAY_ITEM(attr_insts, i, attr_inst) { if (!attr_inst) continue ; char *str = attr_inst->GetPrettyPrintedString() ; node->Info("%s %s : Attribute : %s", ((type)?type:""), ((name)?name:""), str) ; Strings::free(str) ; } #else // Print a specific attribute whose name is known: VeriExpression *attr_val = node->GetAttribute("attr1") ; if (attr_val) { char *str = attr_val->GetPrettyPrintedString() ; node->Info("%s %s : Attribute : attr = %s", ((type)?type:""), ((name)?name:""), str) ; Strings::free(str) ; } #endif } int main(void) { // Optional depending on flow - RuntimeFlags::SetVar("veri_do_not_touch_parse_tree", 1) ; // Optional depending on flow - RuntimeFlags::SetVar("veri_uniquify_all_instances", 0) ; if (!veri_file::Analyze("test.v")) return 1 ; if (!veri_file::ElaborateAllStatic()) return 2 ; MapIter mi ; VeriModule *mod ; FOREACH_VERILOG_MODULE(mi, mod) { if (!mod) continue ; PrintAttrs("Module", mod->Name(), mod) ; Array *mod_items = mod->GetModuleItems() ; unsigned i ; VeriModuleItem *item ; FOREACH_ARRAY_ITEM(mod_items, i, item) { if (!item) continue ; Array *ids = item->GetIds() ; VeriIdDef *id = (ids && ids->Size()) ? (VeriIdDef *)ids->GetFirst() : 0 ; PrintAttrs("Module item", ((id)?id->Name():0), item) ; } } return 0 ; }
$ cat test.v (*attr1="attr_1"*)module a(in1,in2); (*attr2="attr_2"*)input in1; input in2 ; parameter P = 0 ; endmodule module test ; a a1 (w1, w2) ; a #(1) a2 (w1, w2) ; endmodule $ test-linux -- Analyzing Verilog file 'test.v' (VERI-1482) test.v(7): INFO: compiling module 'test' (VERI-1018) test.v(5): INFO: Module a : Attribute : (* attr1="attr_1" *) test.v(2): INFO: Module item in1 : Attribute : (* attr2="attr_2" *) test.v(5): INFO: Module a(P=1) : Attribute : (* attr1="attr_1" *) test.v(2): INFO: Module item in1 : Attribute : (* attr2="attr_2" *) $