Struct substrate::schematic::SubCellBuilder
source · pub struct SubCellBuilder<'a, S: Schema + ?Sized, S2: Schema + ?Sized>(/* private fields */);
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A cell builder for instantiating blocks from schema S2
in schema S
.
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source§impl<'a, S: FromSchema<S2> + ?Sized, S2: Schema + ?Sized> SubCellBuilder<'a, S, S2>
impl<'a, S: FromSchema<S2> + ?Sized, S2: Schema + ?Sized> SubCellBuilder<'a, S, S2>
sourcepub fn signal<TY: HardwareType>(
&mut self,
name: impl Into<ArcStr>,
ty: TY
) -> <TY as HardwareType>::Bundle
pub fn signal<TY: HardwareType>( &mut self, name: impl Into<ArcStr>, ty: TY ) -> <TY as HardwareType>::Bundle
Create a new signal with the given name and hardware type.
sourcepub fn connect<D1, D2>(&mut self, s1: D1, s2: D2)
pub fn connect<D1, D2>(&mut self, s1: D1, s2: D2)
Connect all signals in the given data instances.
sourcepub fn generate<B: Schematic<S2>>(&mut self, block: B) -> SchemaCellHandle<S, B>
pub fn generate<B: Schematic<S2>>(&mut self, block: B) -> SchemaCellHandle<S, B>
Starts generating a block in a new thread and returns a handle to its cell.
Can be used to check data stored in the cell or other generated results before adding the
cell to the current schematic with CellBuilder::add
.
To generate and add the block simultaneously, use CellBuilder::instantiate
.
sourcepub fn generate_blocking<B: Schematic<S2>>(
&mut self,
block: B
) -> Result<SchemaCellHandle<S, B>>
pub fn generate_blocking<B: Schematic<S2>>( &mut self, block: B ) -> Result<SchemaCellHandle<S, B>>
Generates a cell corresponding to block
and returns a handle to it.
Blocks on generation. Useful for handling errors thrown by the generation of a cell immediately.
As with CellBuilder::generate
, the resulting handle must be added to the schematic with
CellBuilder::add
before it can be connected as an instance.
sourcepub fn add<B: ExportsNestedData>(
&mut self,
cell: SchemaCellHandle<S, B>
) -> Instance<B>
pub fn add<B: ExportsNestedData>( &mut self, cell: SchemaCellHandle<S, B> ) -> Instance<B>
Adds a cell generated with CellBuilder::generate
to the current schematic.
Does not block on generation. If immediate error recovery is desired,
check errors before calling this function using CellHandle::try_cell
.
§Panics
If the instantiated cell fails to generate, this function will eventually cause a panic after
the parent cell’s generator completes. To avoid this, return errors using Instance::try_data
before your generator returns.
sourcepub fn instantiate<B: Schematic<S2>>(&mut self, block: B) -> Instance<B>
pub fn instantiate<B: Schematic<S2>>(&mut self, block: B) -> Instance<B>
Instantiates a schematic view of the given block.
This function generates and adds the cell to the schematic. If checks need to be done on
the generated cell before it is added to the schematic, use SubCellBuilder::generate
and
SubCellBuilder::add
.
Spawns a thread that generates the underlying cell. If immediate error recovery is desired, use the generate and add workflow mentioned above.
§Panics
If the instantiated cell fails to generate, this function will eventually cause a panic after
the parent cell’s generator completes. To avoid this, return errors using Instance::try_data
before your generator returns.
If an error is not returned from the enclosing generator, but this function returns an error, the enclosing generator will panic since the instantiation irrecoverably failed.
sourcepub fn instantiate_named<B: Schematic<S2>>(
&mut self,
block: B,
name: impl Into<ArcStr>
) -> Instance<B>
pub fn instantiate_named<B: Schematic<S2>>( &mut self, block: B, name: impl Into<ArcStr> ) -> Instance<B>
Instantiates a block and assigns a name to the instance.
See CellBuilder::instantiate
for details.
Callers must ensure that instance names are unique.
sourcepub fn instantiate_blocking<B: Schematic<S2>>(
&mut self,
block: B
) -> Result<Instance<B>>
pub fn instantiate_blocking<B: Schematic<S2>>( &mut self, block: B ) -> Result<Instance<B>>
Instantiates a schematic view of the given block, blocking on generator for underlying cell. Returns an error if the generator returned an error.
See SubCellBuilder::instantiate
for details.
§Panics
If an error is not returned from the enclosing generator, but this function returns an error, the enclosing generator will panic since the instantiation irrecoverably failed.
sourcepub fn instantiate_connected<B, C>(&mut self, block: B, io: C)
pub fn instantiate_connected<B, C>(&mut self, block: B, io: C)
Creates an instance using SubCellBuilder::instantiate
and immediately connects its ports.
sourcepub fn instantiate_connected_named<B, C>(
&mut self,
block: B,
io: C,
name: impl Into<ArcStr>
)
pub fn instantiate_connected_named<B, C>( &mut self, block: B, io: C, name: impl Into<ArcStr> )
Creates an instance using SubCellBuilder::instantiate
and immediately connects its ports.
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impl<'a, S, S2> !RefUnwindSafe for SubCellBuilder<'a, S, S2>
impl<'a, S: ?Sized, S2: ?Sized> Send for SubCellBuilder<'a, S, S2>
impl<'a, S: ?Sized, S2: ?Sized> Sync for SubCellBuilder<'a, S, S2>
impl<'a, S: ?Sized, S2: ?Sized> Unpin for SubCellBuilder<'a, S, S2>where
S2: Unpin,
impl<'a, S, S2> !UnwindSafe for SubCellBuilder<'a, S, S2>
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