Introduce a variant of RegisterBank for arrays #65
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Introduces a variant of the `@RegisterBank` macro which has offset, stride, and count arguments. This macro, in conjunction with a new `RegisterArray` type, allows users to declare a logical vector of registers with a user defined stride between them.
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Fixes #30 |
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Introduces a variant of the `@RegisterBank` macro which has offset, stride, and count arguments. This macro, in conjunction with a new `RegisterArray` type, allows users to declare a logical vector of registers with a user defined stride between them. Fixes #30
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Introduces a variant of the
@RegisterBankmacro which has offset,stride, and count arguments. This macro, in conjunction with a new
RegisterArraytype, allows users to declare a logical vector ofregisters with a user defined stride between them.