The intention was to run scheduled with max 2 parallel jobs, however,
due to a bug they were run with 7 just like PR runs. This didn't seem to
cause problems, so change it all to 7, except for the hierarchical,
which runs on 6, for a total of a maximum 20 parallel RTLMeter run jobs
per workflow run.
When configured with --enable-partial-static (default on), only the
availability of static libraries were checked. Some platform only
package dynamic libs. If the static library is not found, fall back on
trying the dynamic one.
Small chance a bug gets through, but this will avoid multiple runs on the
common case of reformatting users' pull requests, and related run
cancellation problems.
Add a script that prints the job matrix of cases to run with RTLMeter.
This enables running different sets based on parameters. It will run
everything on scheduled nightly runs, but only a subset on PRs (to reduce
time and variance due to short cases).
Also prints the job matrix in descending duration order, which
effectively makes GitHub actions schedule longest jobs first to reduce
total workflow latency.
Combine consecutive assertOn() checks into one, and hoist past enclosing
'if' statements if possible. This enables combining a lot of them, which
can be worth 10% performance on some assertion heavy designs depending
on how the assertions are written.
Add an overload that takes `const char*` format string. This avoids
having to construct/destruct a temporary `std::string` at the call site
when calling these functions with a string literal, which is fairly
common. This is worth 25% code size on some assertion heavy design.
Also use `std::string::clear()` instead of assigning an empty string
which is more efficient.
Turn `x = $sformatf(...)` into `$sformat(x, ...)`. The former requires
checking and running a destructor for `x` at the call site, the later
does it in the callee VL_SFORMAT. This reduces the size of the call
site, which can be significant e.g. in the presence of many assertions.
Also added a rewrite of `$sformat(x, "const-string")` back into `x =
"const-string"` for the cases where the `$sformatf` would have been
folded into a constant string.
Treat AstSFormat as a special form of assignment in V3Life. This allows
eliminating earlier redundant assignments to strings when an $sformat
later sets the string. UVM has lot of these.
Geza Lore
Wilson Snyder
Marco Bartoli
em2machine
github action
Nikolai Kumar
Ryszard Rozak
Matthew Ballance
Mateusz Gancarz
Larry Doolittle
Yogish Sekhar
Nick Brereton
Todd Strader
Artur Bieniek
Igor Zaworski
Krzysztof Bieganski