coco::Part Class Reference

A Part represents the edge between a child Op and its parent Op. More...

#include <Part.h>

Public Member Functions
	Part (Op *parent)
	~Part ()
Op *	child (void) const
void	child (Op *c)
Op *	parent (void) const

Detailed Description

A Part represents the edge between a child Op and its parent Op.

Definition at line 28 of file Part.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Part()

coco::Part::Part ( Op *  parent )

inline

Definition at line 31 of file Part.h.

                   : _parent{parent}
  {
    // DO NOTHING
  }

~Part()

coco::Part::~Part ( )

inline

Definition at line 37 of file Part.h.

{ child(nullptr); }

References child().

Member Function Documentation

child() [1/2]

void coco::Part::child

(

Op *

c

)

Definition at line 25 of file Part.cpp.

{
  if (_child != nullptr)
  {
    assert(_child->_part == this);
    _child->_part = nullptr;
    _child = nullptr;
  }
 
  assert(_child == nullptr);
 
  if (c != nullptr)
  {
    assert(c->_part == nullptr);
    assert(c->_step == nullptr);
    _child = c;
    _child->_part = this;
  }
}

child() [2/2]

Op * coco::Part::child ( void  ) const

inline

Definition at line 40 of file Part.h.

{ return _child; }

Referenced by coco::UnaryOp::arg(), coco::Conv2D::arg(), coco::UnaryOp::arg(), coco::Conv2D::arg(), coco::BinaryOp::left(), coco::BinaryOp::left(), coco::BinaryOp::right(), coco::BinaryOp::right(), and ~Part().

parent()

Op * coco::Part::parent ( void  ) const

inline

Definition at line 44 of file Part.h.

{ return _parent; }

Referenced by coco::Op::parent(), and coco::Op::up().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• compiler/coco/core/include/coco/IR/Part.h
• compiler/coco/core/src/IR/Part.cpp