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4. Hybrid Design Flow
Introduction

Hybrid Design Flow (HDF) Introduction

To describe the hardware behavior, The Hybrid Design Flow (HDF) is the design method that is used to describe the behavior of the hardwire design.

  • hybrid state-machine can be the same behavior as finite state-machine that many users used to describe in Verilog or other Hardware Description languages or the behavior that I offer in these sub sections

  • User can describe the HDF by writting it in the void flow() function or any place/method that void flow() can call

  • Kathryn will call the flow function after User start using startModelKathryn()

  • main.cpp
    #include "kathryn.h"
    using namespace kathryn;
     
    class ExModule: public Module{
    public:
     
        ExModule(int x): Module(){}
     
        void flow() override{
              // v---------- put your design flow here
              //             or other place that flow call
        }
    };