Hi! I was wondering if there is any code base for VHDL that can be used whenever new builds of GHDL are made so that everyone can be sure that any new build of GHDL is still parsing the VHDL correctly.
I realize that this might be a difficult or impossible thing, but I presume that there is a certain set of critical tests for LRM compliance that can be run where functional correctness can be proven for most cases, and the assumption being that if GHDL works good with this set of corner cases, by induction, it will work with all other cases of that particular subset of the language. Does there exist some VHDL codebase that can be used, along with known correct results so that GHDL can be rigorously tested against on an ongoing basis? I recall seeing bugs reported by people earlier about floating point bugs or something. So I thought I'd ask if there is any kind of VHDL source tree to use for ensuring the GHDL sources are always in step. S. _______________________________________________ Ghdl-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/ghdl-discuss
