pub enum Cause {
    DuplicateCellNames {
        id1: CellId,
        id2: CellId,
        name: ArcStr,
    },
    DuplicateInstanceNames {
        inst_name: ArcStr,
        cell_id: CellId,
        cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
    DuplicateSignalNames {
        id1: SignalId,
        id2: SignalId,
        name: ArcStr,
        cell_id: CellId,
        cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
    ShortedPorts {
        signal: SignalId,
        name: ArcStr,
        cell_id: CellId,
        cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
    MissingSignal {
        id: SignalId,
        cell_id: CellId,
        cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
    MissingChild {
        child_id: ChildId,
        parent_cell_id: CellId,
        parent_cell_name: ArcStr,
        instance_name: ArcStr,
    },
    UnconnectedPort {
        child_cell_id: CellId,
        child_cell_name: ArcStr,
        port: ArcStr,
        parent_cell_id: CellId,
        parent_cell_name: ArcStr,
        instance_name: ArcStr,
    },
    ExtraPort {
        child_cell_id: CellId,
        child_cell_name: ArcStr,
        port: ArcStr,
        parent_cell_id: CellId,
        parent_cell_name: ArcStr,
        instance_name: ArcStr,
    },
    IndexOutOfBounds {
        idx: usize,
        width: usize,
        cell_id: CellId,
        cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
    MissingIndex {
        signal_name: ArcStr,
        cell_id: CellId,
        cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
    IndexedWire {
        signal_name: ArcStr,
        cell_id: CellId,
        cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
    PortWidthMismatch {
        expected_width: usize,
        actual_width: usize,
        instance_name: ArcStr,
        port: ArcStr,
        parent_cell_id: CellId,
        parent_cell_name: ArcStr,
        child_cell_id: CellId,
        child_cell_name: ArcStr,
    },
}
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The cause of a SCIR error or warning.

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DuplicateCellNames

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§id1: CellId

The ID of the first cell.

§id2: CellId

The ID of the second cell.

§name: ArcStr

The conflicting name.

Two or more cells have the same name.

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DuplicateInstanceNames

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§inst_name: ArcStr

The name of the instance.

§cell_id: CellId

The ID of the cell containing the offending instances.

§cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the cell.

Two instances in the same cell have the same name.

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DuplicateSignalNames

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§id1: SignalId

The ID of the first signal.

§id2: SignalId

The ID of the second signal.

§name: ArcStr

The name of the signal.

§cell_id: CellId

The ID of the offending cell.

§cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending cell.

Two signals in a cell have the same name.

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ShortedPorts

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§signal: SignalId

The ID of the offending signal.

§name: ArcStr

The name of the signal.

§cell_id: CellId

The ID of the offending cell.

§cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending cell.

A signal is listed as a port more than once.

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MissingSignal

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§id: SignalId

The ID of the signal.

§cell_id: CellId

The ID of the cell containing the missing signal.

§cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the cell containing the missing signal.

A signal identifier is used but not declared.

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MissingChild

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§child_id: ChildId

The ID of the child cell.

§parent_cell_id: CellId

The ID of the parent cell.

§parent_cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the parent cell.

§instance_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending instance.

An instance in a parent cell references a child not present in the library.

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UnconnectedPort

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§child_cell_id: CellId

The ID of the child cell.

§child_cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the child cell.

§port: ArcStr

The name of the unconnected port.

§parent_cell_id: CellId

The ID of the cell containing the offending instance.

§parent_cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the cell containing the offending instance.

§instance_name: ArcStr

The name of the instance in the parent cell.

An instance does not specify a connection to a port of its child cell.

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ExtraPort

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§child_cell_id: CellId

The ID of the child cell.

§child_cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the child cell.

§port: ArcStr

The name of the port the instance is trying to connect.

§parent_cell_id: CellId

The ID of the cell containing the offending instance.

§parent_cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the cell containing the offending instance.

§instance_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending instance in the parent cell.

An instance specifies a connection to a port that does not exist in the child cell.

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IndexOutOfBounds

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§idx: usize

The out-of-bounds index.

§width: usize

The width of the signal.

§cell_id: CellId

The ID of the offending cell.

§cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending cell.

A bus index is out of bounds given the width of the bus.

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MissingIndex

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§signal_name: ArcStr

The name of the signal.

§cell_id: CellId

The ID of the offending cell.

§cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending cell.

Used a bus without indexing into it.

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IndexedWire

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§signal_name: ArcStr

The name of the signal.

§cell_id: CellId

The ID of the offending cell.

§cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending cell.

Attempted to index a single wire.

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PortWidthMismatch

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§expected_width: usize

The expected width of the connection.

§actual_width: usize

The actual width of the connection.

§instance_name: ArcStr

The name of the offending instance.

§port: ArcStr

The name of the port with the invalid connection.

§parent_cell_id: CellId

The ID of the parent cell.

§parent_cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the parent cell.

§child_cell_id: CellId

The ID of the child cell.

§child_cell_name: ArcStr

The name of the child cell.

An instance specified a connection of incorrect width.

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