[Seq] What is the canonical way to clock gate a register?
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Description
We now have two ways of clock-gating a register, a `seq.compreg.ce` and `seq.clock_gate`+`seq.compreg`. Is there any merit to having both, or should `seq.compreg.ce` be removed in favor of the latter option?
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Compare the two clock-gating approaches named in the issue: seq.compreg.ce and seq.clock_gate combined with seq.compreg. Review their intended semantics and existing uses before deciding whether both should remain. Done means establishing a canonical approach and resolving whether seq.compreg.ce should be removed.
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- compilers
- Issue type
- Refactor
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- Over a week
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- Stale
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- Needs clarification
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