Initial StateRegister implementation.#482
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A `StateRegister` is just like a `Register`, except its bitwidth is defined by an `IntEnum`, and `render_trace` displays the `IntEnum`'s name instead of its `int` value. This also changes `enum_name` so it converts unknown `int` values to string with `hex`, instead of throwing a `ValueError`.
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@timsherwood Thinking about this more, maybe this feature should be added to |
When a `Register` is constructed with a `State`, the `Register`'s bitwidth is determined by the `IntEnum`'s maximum value, and `render_trace` displays enumeration names instead of hex values.
Okay I pushed another commit that adds a |
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StateRegisteris just like aRegister, except its bitwidth is defined by anIntEnum, andrender_tracedisplays theIntEnum's name instead of itsintvalue.This also changes
enum_nameso it converts unknownintvalues to string withhex, instead of throwing aValueError.