[codegen 1.5] Optimize state lowering by skipping self-assignments (for data)#4137
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…or data) By skipping the data updates from `next_value` nodes that are self-assignments (where the new value is the same as the current register value), we can lean more heavily on `load_enable` and simplify our data update logic. We still need to account for these when handling our full bits, though, so we make sure to include the "no-op" write conditions in the full bit update logic. PiperOrigin-RevId: 902838578
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[codegen 1.5] Optimize state lowering by skipping self-assignments (for data)
By skipping the data updates from
next_valuenodes that are self-assignments (where the new value is the same as the current register value), we can lean more heavily onload_enableand simplify our data update logic.We still need to account for these when handling our full bits, though, so we make sure to include the "no-op" write conditions in the full bit update logic.