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Can siliconcompiler support "generate" literal in verilog? #2056

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yyh-sjtu opened this issue Oct 24, 2023 · 5 comments
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Can siliconcompiler support "generate" literal in verilog? #2056

yyh-sjtu opened this issue Oct 24, 2023 · 5 comments

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@yyh-sjtu
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@H$FR4 I3D88J$BSFORFVYX
~C YVF_%89S8SNMD0791}E0
{ _IULBB{3 3H0MXG$I71XC
The verilog code is tested. It can be compiled and can pass sythesis. But siliconcompiler reports error. Can siliconcompiler support "generate" literal in verilog?

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gadfort commented Oct 24, 2023

Yes, we use them extensively ourselves.
Nothing special is needed to enable it, but it might be the connection is failing to download the results.

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troibe commented Oct 24, 2023

Looking at your log there might also be an issue in the cts step.
It looks like cts and the following steps are marked as pending but then never get fetched.
Which can indicate there was a failure in cts.

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troibe commented Oct 24, 2023

Siliconcompiler should download logs for each step so you can have a look at them in your build directory.
This might give you more hints.
If you want to view the logs directly in your console then that's unfortunately only possible if you run without the remote option.

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Yes, we use them extensively ourselves. Nothing special is needed to enable it, but it might be the connection is failing to download the results.

Thank you.

@yyh-sjtu
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Siliconcompiler should download logs for each step so you can have a look at them in your build directory. This might give you more hints. If you want to view the logs directly in your console then that's unfortunately only possible if you run without the remote option.

OK, thank you for reply. I will check it.

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