Re: [myhdl-list] How to make MyHDL Object-Oriented

[Tom D. <td...@di...>]

I use classes for all the modules I plan on re-using. Very useful. The 
beauty of Python classes are even a hardware guy can understand how to 
use them.

On 05/03/2012 06:45 PM, Christopher Lozinski wrote:
> Thanks enormously to Andy Stone for pointing out that MyHDL, while in
> Python is not object-oriented.  There is no hardware module class, just
> a generator, and decorator which are functional approaches.
>
> No wonder I was not able to 'get' MyHDL.  I very much think in
> object-oriented terms.  Many years ago I wrote object-oriented
> manufacturing simulations of NCR's ASIC manufacturing plant.  It was a
> roaring success.
>
> The difference in mind-set is just enormous between a functional model,
> and an object-oriented model.  But I certainly do not want to get into a
> fight over it.
>
> So here is my proposal for what I need to do.
>
> http://wiki.myhdlclass.com:8080/OOHDL
>
> For those who were not able to access the wiki, please let me know.  One
> person reported a problem, mostly he figured out it is because he is
> behind a corporate firewall.
>