[FIRRTL][ExpandWhens] Support properties #5373
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This change adds initialization checking of Property typed ports to the ExpandWhens pass. This ensures that output properties of modules and input properties of instances are driven by a PropAssignOp.
mikeurbach
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dtzSiFive
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LGTM! Glad this was as easy as this, woohoo!
In the future may be useful to teach Visitor about FConnectLike to facilitate handling of all connect-like operations in one go, then this would be even easier.
Anyway, looks good, thanks for splitting these apart!
rwy7
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This change adds initialization checking of Property typed ports to the ExpandWhens pass. This ensures that output properties of modules and input properties of instances are driven by a PropAssignOp.