An unsigned integer whose length is less than 64 bits. More...

#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/fx/scfx_ieee.h"
#include "sysc/utils/sc_temporary.h"

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Classes
class	sc_dt::sc_uint_bitref_r
	Proxy class for sc_uint bit selection (r-value only). More...

class	sc_dt::sc_uint_bitref
	Proxy class for sc_uint bit selection (r-value and l-value). More...

class	sc_dt::sc_uint_subref_r
	Proxy class for sc_uint part selection (r-value only). More...

class	sc_dt::sc_uint_subref
	Proxy class for sc_uint part selection (r-value and l-value). More...

class	sc_dt::sc_uint_base
	Base class for sc_uint. More...

Namespaces
	sc_dt

	sc_core

Functions
bool	sc_dt::operator== (const sc_uint_base &a, const sc_uint_base &b)

bool	sc_dt::operator!= (const sc_uint_base &a, const sc_uint_base &b)

bool	sc_dt::operator< (const sc_uint_base &a, const sc_uint_base &b)

bool	sc_dt::operator<= (const sc_uint_base &a, const sc_uint_base &b)

bool	sc_dt::operator> (const sc_uint_base &a, const sc_uint_base &b)

bool	sc_dt::operator>= (const sc_uint_base &a, const sc_uint_base &b)

inline ::std::ostream &	sc_dt::operator<< (::std::ostream &, const sc_uint_bitref_r &)

inline ::std::istream &	sc_dt::operator>> (::std::istream &, sc_uint_bitref &)

inline ::std::ostream &	sc_dt::operator<< (::std::ostream &, const sc_uint_subref_r &)

inline ::std::istream &	sc_dt::operator>> (::std::istream &, sc_uint_subref &)

inline ::std::ostream &	sc_dt::operator<< (::std::ostream &, const sc_uint_base &)

inline ::std::istream &	sc_dt::operator>> (::std::istream &, sc_uint_base &)

bool	sc_dt::and_reduce (const sc_uint_subref_r &a)

bool	sc_dt::nand_reduce (const sc_uint_subref_r &a)

bool	sc_dt::or_reduce (const sc_uint_subref_r &a)

bool	sc_dt::nor_reduce (const sc_uint_subref_r &a)

bool	sc_dt::xor_reduce (const sc_uint_subref_r &a)

bool	sc_dt::xnor_reduce (const sc_uint_subref_r &a)

bool	sc_dt::and_reduce (const sc_uint_base &a)

bool	sc_dt::nand_reduce (const sc_uint_base &a)

bool	sc_dt::or_reduce (const sc_uint_base &a)

bool	sc_dt::nor_reduce (const sc_uint_base &a)

bool	sc_dt::xor_reduce (const sc_uint_base &a)

bool	sc_dt::xnor_reduce (const sc_uint_base &a)

Detailed Description

An unsigned integer whose length is less than 64 bits.

Unlike arbitrary precision, arithmetic and bitwise operations are performed using the native types (hence capped at 64 bits). The sc_uint 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_uint_base.h.

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Detailed Description