Corrected an error found by Sylvain Munaut and discussed on

open-source-silicon slack on Nov. 3 in which the simple verilog
expression "assign name1 = name2[a:b]";  this revealed an error
where the parsing of "name2" was being incorrectly run with
GetBusTok() which must be called when the token starts with "[".
This problem existed both for the left-hand-side parsing and
the right-hand-side parsing, and has been fixed for both (where
either side may be a subset of a bus and the other a complete
bus).
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Tim Edwards 2024-11-14 21:28:51 -05:00
parent 3b9dca0cf2
commit 49c0de0433
1 changed files with 8 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -717,10 +717,12 @@ int GetBus(char *astr, struct bus *wb)
return 0;
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// Output a Verilog Module. Note that since Verilog does not describe
// low-level devices like transistors, capacitors, etc., then this
// format is limited to black-box subcircuits. Cells containing any
// such low-level devices are ignored.
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
void VerilogModule(struct nlist *tp)
{
@ -1833,8 +1835,9 @@ skip_endmodule:
}
else { /* "assign" */
SkipTokComments(VLOG_PIN_CHECK_DELIMITERS);
if (GetBusTok(&wb) == 0) {
char *aptr = strvchr(nexttok, '[');
char *aptr = strvchr(nexttok, '[');
if (((aptr == NULL) && (GetBusTok(&wb) == 0)) ||
((aptr != NULL) && (GetBus(aptr, &wb) == 0))) {
if (aptr != NULL) {
*aptr = '\0';
/* Find object of first net in bus */
@ -1909,8 +1912,9 @@ skip_endmodule:
break;
}
else {
if (GetBusTok(&wb2) == 0) {
char *aptr = strvchr(nexttok, '[');
char *aptr = strvchr(nexttok, '[');
if (((aptr == NULL) && (GetBusTok(&wb2) == 0)) ||
((aptr != NULL) && (GetBus(aptr, &wb2) == 0))) {
j = wb2.start;
if (aptr != NULL) {
*aptr = '\0';