Re: Block return values (myhdl.BlockError)

On 01/05/16 11:40, Jan Decaluwe wrote:
> Feedback is more than welcome.

Another potential option is to make the Block class part of the user
API, or perhaps an alternative Block factory, to allow these more
esoteric use cases.

So, the @block decorator is used in the simple/common case. If you want
to do something more complicated, you can use the alternative tools to
extract the block object. Exactly how this would be realised I'm not
sure, but I'm sure there would be a neat way.

It touches on my comments in issue #162, which is another manifestation
of the limitations of the decorator implementation.

Henry

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