Change behavior of walkey.makeTree for assign statement using partselect #17
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…ect, and add test(test_partselect_assign.py).
ex.
assign in1[2:1] = reg3[6:5];
always @(posedge CLK) begin
reg1 <= in1[2:1];
end
Previous makeTree:
TOP_reg3['d6:'d5]['d2]
However, this output recall the two -dimensional array , it is considered not to be appropriate.
Changed to:
TOP_reg3['d6]
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"Change behavior of walkey.makeTree for assign statement using partselect" Thanks! It has been merged.
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Change behavior of walkey.makeTree for assign statement using partselect, and add test(test_partselect_assign.py).
ex.
Previous walker.makeTree.tocode() outputs :
TOP_reg3['d6:'d5]['d2]
However, this output recall the two -dimensional array, I think output as follows is more suitable.
Changed to:
TOP_reg3['d6]