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Lhs

A shorthand format for an expression consisting of a concatenation of parts of variables.

LHS objects are used in flattening the module hierarchy. They are called LHS objects because they are also used to represent the left-hand sides of assignments.

An LHS object is simply a list of lhrange objects. The meaning of an LHS object is the concatenations of the bits of all of its lhrange objects, in the order given (LSBs-first).

Subtopics

Lhs.lisp
Lhs-p
(lhs-p x) recognizes lists where every element satisfies lhrange-p.
Lhs-fix
(lhs-fix x) is a usual fty list fixing function.
Lhrange
Lhs-eval-zero
Lhs-equiv
Basic equivalence relation for lhs structures.
Lhs-eval
Lhs->svex