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1# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

2# Copyright (c) Lukas Vik. All rights reserved. 

3# 

4# This file is part of the hdl-registers project, an HDL register generator fast enough to run 

5# in real time. 

6# https://hdl-registers.com 

7# https://github.com/hdl-registers/hdl-registers 

8# -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

9 

10from hdl_registers.generator.c.reserved_keywords import RESERVED_C_KEYWORDS 

11from hdl_registers.generator.cpp.reserved_keywords import RESERVED_CPP_KEYWORDS 

12from hdl_registers.generator.html.reserved_keywords import RESERVED_HTML_KEYWORDS 

13from hdl_registers.generator.python.reserved_keywords import RESERVED_PYTHON_KEYWORDS 

14 

15# All reserved keywords that shall yield an error if used for register data. 

16# Note that only the keywords from software generator languages are included here. 

17# E.g. VHDL and Verilog are not included. 

18# This is because an erroneous use of a reserved keyword in HDL code will be detected early 

19# when e.g. simulating or building. 

20# The reserved keyword mechanism is in place for detecting keyword usage that would give an error 

21# in the generated software code after e.g. a 1-hour FPGA build. 

22# That's where the mechanism makes sense and adds value. 

23# In general we want to keep the reserved keywords set as small as possible. 

24# The more language support the more reserved keywords we have to add, which is actually a problem. 

25RESERVED_KEYWORDS = ( 

26 RESERVED_C_KEYWORDS | RESERVED_CPP_KEYWORDS | RESERVED_HTML_KEYWORDS | RESERVED_PYTHON_KEYWORDS 

27)