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Hardware descriptions need to support the concepts of module instantiation and hierarchy. In MyHDL, an instance is recursively defined as being either a sequence of instances, or a generator. Hierarchy is modeled by defining instances in a higher-level function, and returning them. The following is a schematic example of the basic case.
def top(...):
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instance_1 = module_1(...)
instance_2 = module_2(...)
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instance_n = module_n(...)
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return instance_1, instance_2, ... , instance_n
Note that MyHDL uses conventional procedural techniques for modeling structure. This makes it straightforward to model more complex cases.
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