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read_blif: Represent sequential elements with gate cells
When reading the BLIF input, represent the native sequential elements with fine-grained cells like `$_FF_` instead of the coarse-grained cells like `$ff` which we were using up to now. There are two reasons for this: * The sequential elements in BLIF are always single-bit, so the gate cells are a better fit. * This makes it symmetrical to the BLIF backend which only understands the fine-grained cells, and only translates those to the native BLIF features.
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@ -352,17 +352,17 @@ void parse_blif(RTLIL::Design *design, std::istream &f, IdString dff_name, bool
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goto no_latch_clock;
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if (!strcmp(edge, "re"))
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cell = module->addDff(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q));
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cell = module->addDffGate(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q));
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else if (!strcmp(edge, "fe"))
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cell = module->addDff(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q), false);
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cell = module->addDffGate(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q), false);
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else if (!strcmp(edge, "ah"))
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cell = module->addDlatch(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q));
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cell = module->addDlatchGate(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q));
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else if (!strcmp(edge, "al"))
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cell = module->addDlatch(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q), false);
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cell = module->addDlatchGate(NEW_ID, blif_wire(clock), blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q), false);
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else {
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no_latch_clock:
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if (dff_name.empty()) {
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cell = module->addFf(NEW_ID, blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q));
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cell = module->addFfGate(NEW_ID, blif_wire(d), blif_wire(q));
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} else {
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cell = module->addCell(NEW_ID, dff_name);
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cell->setPort(ID::D, blif_wire(d));
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