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Vl-moditem

Legacy -- Use scopestack instead. Module items are basically any named object that can occur within a module (except that we don't support, e.g., named blocks.)

This is a ``transparent'' sum type introduced using deftranssum. It is simply any one of the following types:

  • vl-vardecl
  • vl-paramdecl
  • vl-fundecl
  • vl-taskdecl
  • vl-modinst
  • vl-gateinst

Subtopics

Vl-moditem-p
Recognizer for vl-moditem.
Vl-moditem-fix
(vl-moditem-fix x) is a ACL2::fty fixing function.
Vl-moditem-equiv
Basic equivalence relation for vl-moditem structures.