[Dialect][ConversionPass] Adding Synth dialect and conversion pass from handshake to synth#706
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[Dialect][ConversionPass] Adding Synth dialect and conversion pass from handshake to synth#706
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…to unbundled type
…senting handshake operation
…-coded switch to retrieve the blif path of each operation
…ctly connect them to the top function for each hw instance. Added function to convert the hw instances into AIG.
… each handshake unit
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The following PR adds the Synth Dialect from CIRCT. The dialect is slightly modified to adapt it to Dynamatic. This dialect is useful to describe low-level graphs like AIGs (And-Inverter Graphs).
This PR also adds an initial structure of a conversion pass to convert handshake into Synth+HW dialect.
The added documentations explain in more detail the rationale and the logic of the implemented code.