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The growing complexity of programmable logic blocks, especially DSP and BRAM, results in the large length of mode bits.
For example, the mode selection bits of a DSP can easily reach more than 32 bits.
In such case, the current binary format of mode bits causes issues:
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Currently, the mode bits of any pb_type can be assigned from
The growing complexity of programmable logic blocks, especially DSP and BRAM, results in the large length of mode bits.
For example, the mode selection bits of a DSP can easily reach more than 32 bits.
In such case, the current binary format of mode bits causes issues:
When imagine something like:
Describe the solution you'd like
To simplify the writing, HEX format should be introduced. For example,
This will help user to hand-craft long mode bits which is easy to debug.
Considering to add a new syntax to allow users to select between little-endian and big-endian
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