On 4/9/2019 4:40 PM, Fred Cisin via cctalk wrote:
This particular sort of mess often occurs when somebody uses a character
that isn't part of the basic set.
The subject line mentioned half inch. SOME program "did a favor" for
its user, and changed "1 / 2" to a single character for one half.
And/or took the symmetrical character abreviation for inch, and changed
that, since "OBVIOUSLY, left, right, and center double quote characters
are not the same".
Just like the *smart* fpga development program I am using.
A gizillon stupid warnings and smart ass stuff like: "You using a D
flop/flop with preset converting to inverted D flip/flop with clear."
Yet at the same time don't even warn you if IT THINKS it can remove
whole blocks of logic or warn about .CLK input to a D flip flop is missing.
Testing a CPU with a small program ROM input, and it figured it could
"remove"stuff. IR[3..2] is stuck at 0 and removing. ARG!
Ben.
PS: now the latest thing in HTML, spacing spaces to format your page
to FIT our screen (not yours).
