Select other generator chain files for inclusion into this chain. The boolean attribute "unique" (default false) specifies that only a single generator is valid in this context. If more that one generator is selcted based on the selection criteria, DE will prompt the user to resolve to a single generator. Select another generator chain using the unique identifier of this generator chain. Selects generators declared in component description files of the current design for inclusion into this generator chain. Identifies this generator chain as belonging to the named group. This is used by other generator chains to select this chain for programmatic inclusion. Specifies a set of generators. Specifies a set of component generators. The scope attribute applies to component generators and specifies whether the generator should be run for each instance of the entity (or module) or just once for all instances of the entity. Specifies a set of group names used to select subsequent generators. The attribute "multipleGroupOperator" specifies the OR or AND selection operator if there is more than one group name (default=OR). Name used to select a generator or generator chain. This is an non-negative floating point number that is used to sequence when a generator is run. The generators are run in order starting with zero. There may be multiple generators with the same phase number. In this case, the order should not matter with respect to other generators at the same phase. If no phase number is given the generator will be considered in the "last" phase and these generators will be run in the order in which they are encountered while processing generator elements. An identifier to specify the generator group. This is used by generator chains for selecting which generators to run. The scope attribute applies to component generators and specifies whether the generator should be run for each instance of the entity (or module) or just once for all instances of the entity. List of component generators. Types of generators The name of this generator. Indicates the type of API used by the generator. Valid value are TGI, LGI, and none. If this element is not present, LGI is assumed. Defines a SOAP transport protocol other than HTTP which is supported by this generator. The only other currently supported protocol is 'file'. Identifies the special requirements that this loose generator may place up on the DE. Not valid for tight generators. If true then this generator will not make changes to the design. If true then this generator is capable of running in a hierarchical manner and so the DE must ensure that all lower levels of hierarchy are also made available If true then the generator operates on designated instances, not the whole design. The DE must capture the instances to be operated on. If present then this generator only needs a subset of the design information. If true then the generator only needs to look at design information. If true then the generator only needs to look at component related information. If true then the generator only needs to look at bus definition information. The pathname to the executable file that implements the generator