celltypes: Extra type props
Now with `is_internal`, `is_metainfo`, and `has_effects`.
Each type property has a comment specifying usage/meaning.
Type properties (sans `is_internal`) get a default value of false.
`CellTypes::setup_*_type()` methods get their own `CellType` struct assignments with named fields being assigned true to improve readability.
Also remove `is_evaluable` from cell types that aren't actually `eval`-able,
instead using `is_combinatorial` which afaict is what the flag was being used as a proxy for.
Now with `is_internal`, `is_metainfo`, and `has_effects`.
Each type property has a comment specifying usage/meaning.
Type properties (sans `is_internal`) get a default value of false.
`CellTypes::setup_*_type()` methods get their own `CellType` struct assignments with named fields being assigned true to improve readability.
Looks up the cell type for each cell in the design, returning the value of `CellType::is_<property>`.
Only works for exact match, and only for internal cells.
Also add a simple test checking a small design with an $add cell and an $sdff cell.
Add `CellTypes::get_cell()` which takes a 'type' `IdString` and returns the corresponding `CellType` if it is in the `cell_types` dict, otherwise returns `nullptr`.
Useful for getting a cell type by name and then checking its attributes.
`python-config --ldflag` includes output of `python-config --libs`; and the `$(CXX)` call in `CHECK_BOOST_PYTHON` still needs those libs.
Move all of the `$(shell $(PYTHON_CONFIG) ..` lines to the top of the block.
`b_width_capped` already exists for preventing arithmetic overflow, limiting the value of `b_width` to 30. This just changes the left shifts to also use it.
The caveat of incorrect results for extremely large values of `a_width` still applies, as does the improbability of that actually happening.
This fixes#4844 (or at least, the floating point exception; the circuit still isn't valid but I think that's fine).
