# SimBricks PCIe Adapter
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import cli

class_name = 'simbricks_pcie'

# info command prints static information
def get_info(obj):
    return []

# status command prints dynamic information
def get_status(obj):
    return [('Registers',
             [('Value', obj.value)])]

cli.new_info_command(class_name, get_info)
cli.new_status_command(class_name, get_status)

from . import simbricks_pcie_comp
simbricks_pcie_comp.simbricks_pcie_comp.register()