(WIP) Hazard Interface example from Jang et al. '24#205
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(WIP) Hazard Interface example from Jang et al. '24#205
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| // (and the register contains a value value) | ||
| // Note: this while-loop is the key difference from ready-valid, | ||
| // in usual ready-valid we'd just have `while (DUT.o_ready == 0) { step(); }` | ||
| // Note: this doesn't work right now b/c our DSL doesn't support `||` or `&&` |
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@ngernest : || and && is something we should totally add!
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Oh great! I was hoping to use this as an example as a potential agenda item for the meeting later today (whether to add && and ||)
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This PR adds an example of a Hazard Interface expressed in our DSL. Hazard Interfaces are a generalization of ready-valid interfaces, proposed by Jang et al. (PLDI 2024). See the comments in
hazard_interface.protfor more details.