iron.device.tile.Tile Class Reference

Public Member Functions
None	__init__ (self, int|None col=None, int|None row=None, *AIETileType|None tile_type=None, str|None allocation_scheme=None)
Tile	copy (self)
LogicalTileOp|TileOp	op (self)
	op (self, LogicalTileOp|TileOp op)
bool	__eq__ (self, object other)
str	__str__ (self)
	__hash__ (self)

Public Attributes
	col
	row

Protected Attributes
	_op

Detailed Description

An object representing a tile on a device.

A tile can be:
- Fully placed: col and row specified (e.g., Tile(0, 2))
- Partially placed: only col or row (e.g., Tile(col=0))
- Unplaced: no coordinates (e.g., Tile() or AnyComputeTile)

The tile_type is normally set by the component that owns the tile
(Worker sets CoreTile, ObjectFifoLink sets MemTile, RuntimeEndpoint
sets ShimNOCTile). Users only need to specify tile_type for the rare
case of overriding the default (e.g., forwarding through a compute
tile instead of a mem tile).

Pre-built Tile instances (AnyComputeTile, AnyMemTile, AnyShimTile)
are provided as convenient defaults for tile-type-only requests.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__()

None iron.device.tile.Tile.__init__	(		self,
		int | None	col = None,
		int | None	row = None,
		*AIETileType | None	tile_type = None,
		str | None	allocation_scheme = None
	)

Member Function Documentation

__eq__()

bool iron.device.tile.Tile.__eq__	(		self,
		object	other
	)

__hash__()

iron.device.tile.Tile.__hash__

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self

)

__str__()

str iron.device.tile.Tile.__str__

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self

)

copy()

Tile iron.device.tile.Tile.copy

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self

)

Return a Tile instance with the same col, row, tile_type, and allocation_scheme.

op() [1/2]

LogicalTileOp | TileOp iron.device.tile.Tile.op

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self

)

op() [2/2]

iron.device.tile.Tile.op	(		self,
		LogicalTileOp | TileOp	op
	)

Member Data Documentation

_op

iron.device.tile.Tile._op

protected

col

iron.device.tile.Tile.col

row

iron.device.tile.Tile.row

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

• iron/device/tile.py