AstCAwait is only ever uses in statement position, so model it as a
statement. We should never ever have a coroutine that returns a value.
There is no need for it in SV, nor should we rely on it for internals.
Also reworks the fix for V3Life incorrectly constant propagating the
beforeTrig functions (#7072). The property that upsets V3Life is that
a function:
1. Is called from multiple static call sites (multiple AstCCall)
2. Reads model state directly (AstVarRef to non-locals/arguments)
Such function can only be created internally after scheduling (V3Task
throws an unsupported error on a non-inlined function that reads model
state), so added a flag to AstCFunc to mark the dangerous ones for
V3Life.
Many rules in the Dfg Peephole pass check if a node has more than one
sinks. Redundant variables that will ultimately be removed can prevent
these from matching. Remove such variables during the Peeophole pass
itself to enable more matches.
- Renamed the command line option to specify the array limit size
- Added a new test to test the command line option
- Fixed the existing test to verify all the supported operators
This is an attempt to generate an identical trace file scope hierarchy
both with and without -fno-inline. Primarily because it's needed for
testing in upcoming patch, but also improves consitency prior to #7001
- Use AstExprStmt and AstCReturn for proper lambda generation
- Add --constraint-with-limit option to prevent code explosion on large arrays
- Emit CONSTRAINTIGN warning when array size exceeds limit
- Updated test to check for all the operators (sum, product, and, or, xor)
This is primarily cleanup, but there are 2 functional changes included:
- It used to accidentally reorder bodies of AstNodeIf that were outside
an AstAlways. Now it will not touch anything outside an AstAlways.
- Removed one redundant edge from the graph which perturbs the result of
V3Graph::acyclic. This should make no difference for the actual
intended result of reordering NBAs to eliminate shadow variables.
Rahul Behl
Geza Lore
Igor Zaworski
Geza Lore
Pawel Kojma
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Rahul Behl
Wilson Snyder
Veripool API Bot
Todd Strader
Yilou Wang
Ryszard Rozak
Leela Pakanati