SystemC
2.3.2
Accellera SystemC proof-of-concept library
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A signed integer whose length is less than 64 bit. More...
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_cmnhdr.h"
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_object.h"
#include "sysc/datatypes/misc/sc_value_base.h"
#include "sysc/datatypes/int/sc_int_ids.h"
#include "sysc/datatypes/int/sc_length_param.h"
#include "sysc/datatypes/int/sc_nbdefs.h"
#include "sysc/datatypes/int/sc_uint_base.h"
#include "sysc/utils/sc_temporary.h"
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Classes | |
class | sc_dt::sc_int_bitref_r |
Proxy class for sc_int bit selection (r-value only). More... | |
class | sc_dt::sc_int_bitref |
Proxy class for sc_int bit selection (r-value and l-value). More... | |
class | sc_dt::sc_int_subref_r |
Proxy class for sc_int part selection (r-value only). More... | |
class | sc_dt::sc_int_subref |
Proxy class for sc_int part selection (r-value and l-value). More... | |
class | sc_dt::sc_int_base |
Base class for sc_int. More... | |
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sc_dt | |
sc_core | |
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bool | sc_dt::operator== (const sc_int_base &a, const sc_int_base &b) |
bool | sc_dt::operator!= (const sc_int_base &a, const sc_int_base &b) |
bool | sc_dt::operator< (const sc_int_base &a, const sc_int_base &b) |
bool | sc_dt::operator<= (const sc_int_base &a, const sc_int_base &b) |
bool | sc_dt::operator> (const sc_int_base &a, const sc_int_base &b) |
bool | sc_dt::operator>= (const sc_int_base &a, const sc_int_base &b) |
inline ::std::ostream & | sc_dt::operator<< (::std::ostream &, const sc_int_bitref_r &) |
inline ::std::istream & | sc_dt::operator>> (::std::istream &, sc_int_bitref &) |
inline ::std::ostream & | sc_dt::operator<< (::std::ostream &, const sc_int_subref_r &) |
inline ::std::istream & | sc_dt::operator>> (::std::istream &, sc_int_subref &) |
inline ::std::ostream & | sc_dt::operator<< (::std::ostream &, const sc_int_base &) |
inline ::std::istream & | sc_dt::operator>> (::std::istream &, sc_int_base &) |
bool | sc_dt::and_reduce (const sc_int_subref_r &a) |
bool | sc_dt::nand_reduce (const sc_int_subref_r &a) |
bool | sc_dt::or_reduce (const sc_int_subref_r &a) |
bool | sc_dt::nor_reduce (const sc_int_subref_r &a) |
bool | sc_dt::xor_reduce (const sc_int_subref_r &a) |
bool | sc_dt::xnor_reduce (const sc_int_subref_r &a) |
bool | sc_dt::and_reduce (const sc_int_base &a) |
bool | sc_dt::nand_reduce (const sc_int_base &a) |
bool | sc_dt::or_reduce (const sc_int_base &a) |
bool | sc_dt::nor_reduce (const sc_int_base &a) |
bool | sc_dt::xor_reduce (const sc_int_base &a) |
bool | sc_dt::xnor_reduce (const sc_int_base &a) |
Variables | |
SC_API const uint_type | sc_dt::mask_int [SC_INTWIDTH][SC_INTWIDTH] |
A signed integer whose length is less than 64 bit.
Unlike arbitrary precision, arithmetic and bitwise operations are performed using the native types (hence capped at 64 bits). The sc_int integer is useful when the user does not need arbitrary precision and the performance is superior to sc_bigint/sc_biguint.
Original Author: Amit Rao, Synopsys, Inc.
Definition in file sc_int_base.h.