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- A Logic Circuit Simulation Library in C++ |
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- A Logic Circuit Simulation Library in C++ |
#include <bit.h>
lcs::LineState value. Users of libLCS will not need to directly use Bit objects under normal circumstances. One has to use objects of class lcs::BitBuffer, which bundles one or more Bit objects, as neccesary.
Public Member Functions | |
| Bit (void) | |
| Bit (const Bit &bit) | |
| ~Bit () | |
| void | operator= (const LineState &rhs) |
| template<int w, ExprType Type, typename LExprType, typename RExprType> | |
| void | operator= (const Expression< w, Type, LExprType, RExprType > &rhs) |
| const LineState | state (void) |
Private Member Functions | |
| Bit & | operator= (const Bit &rhs) |
| void | notify (Module *mod) |
| void | stopNotification (Module *mod) |
| lcs::Bit::Bit | ( | void | ) |
The default constructor.
| lcs::Bit::Bit | ( | const Bit & | bit | ) |
The copy constructor.
| lcs::Bit::~Bit | ( | ) |
Destructor.
| void lcs::Bit::notify | ( | Module * | mod | ) | [private] |
A lcs::Module (or its derivative) should register to be notified by the bit about a bit state change using this function. However, since this function is declared as a private member, one cannot use this function directly. See lcs::BitBuff::notify for more information. The lcs::Bit::notify is called by the function lcs::BitBuff::notify.
| void lcs::Bit::operator= | ( | const Expression< w, Type, LExprType, RExprType > & | rhs | ) | [inline] |
Assigns the bit state with an expression object.
| void lcs::Bit::operator= | ( | const LineState & | rhs | ) |
An assignment operator to assign the bit state with a lcs::LineState variable.
| rhs | The RHS lcs::LineState variable for the assignment operator. |
| const LineState lcs::Bit::state | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Returns the logic state of the bit.
| void lcs::Bit::stopNotification | ( | Module * | mod | ) | [private] |
A lcs::Module (or its derivative) can de-register itself from being notified by the bit using this function. See lcs::Bit::notify for more information. As with lcs::Bit::notify, even this function is declared private and hence cannot be used directly. One has to use lcs::BitBuff::stopNotification, which internally makes a call to lcs::Bit::stopNotification.
