Hello,
I got an error message that says handling of floating point literals in
physical literals is not supported.
I can change my code, because it’s just a ‘100.0 MHz’ constant. Is this a
features that will be implemented
in the future? If I remember correctly, VHDL allows floating point
On 08/06/15 21:55, Lehmann, Patrick wrote:
Hello,
I got an error message that says handling of floating point literals in
physical literals is not supported.
I can change my code, because it’s just a ‘100.0 MHz’ constant. Is this
a features that will be implemented
in the future? If I
On 9/06/2015, at 10:33 am, Lehmann, Patrick patrick.lehm...@tu-dresden.de
wrote:
Here are further tests:
ghdl 0.31 on windows:
C:\Tools\GHDL\0.31\bin\ghdl.exe: poc-obj93.cf: bad library format
ghdl 0.32 on windows:
C:\Tools\GHDL\0.32\bin\ghdl.exe: poc-obj93.cf: bad library format
Here are further tests:
ghdl 0.31 on windows:
C:\Tools\GHDL\0.31\bin\ghdl.exe: poc-obj93.cf: bad library format
ghdl 0.32 on windows:
C:\Tools\GHDL\0.32\bin\ghdl.exe: poc-obj93.cf: bad library format
ghdl 0.33dev (hg commit 821) on windows:
build_constant: cannot handle
Hello Tristan,
I updated ghdl to hg from commit 801 to 821 and recompiled ghdl for Windows
(mcode).
The error is the same:
build_constant: cannot handle IIR_KIND_PHYSICAL_FP_LITERAL
(D:\git\SATAController\lib\PoC\tb\misc\misc_Noise_tb.vhdl:17:115)
Is it a windows-only/mcode problem?
Regards
Hello again,
ghdl handles the decimal delimiter sign correctly. It's not locale dependent.
A faulty line:
constant CLOCK_FREQ: FREQ := 100,0 MHz;
gives:
D:\git\SATAController\lib\PoC\tb\misc\misc_Noise_tb.vhdl:17:118: ';' is
expected instead of ','
The error
On 9/06/2015, at 8:15 am, Tristan Gingold tging...@free.fr wrote:
On 08/06/15 21:55, Lehmann, Patrick wrote:
Hello,
I got an error message that says handling of floating point literals in
physical literals is not supported.
I can change my code, because it’s just a ‘100.0 MHz’ constant.
On 08/06/15 23:19, Lehmann, Patrick wrote:
Hello Tristan,
I updated ghdl to hg from commit 801 to 821 and recompiled ghdl for Windows
(mcode).
The error is the same:
build_constant: cannot handle IIR_KIND_PHYSICAL_FP_LITERAL
(D:\git\SATAController\lib\PoC\tb\misc\misc_Noise_tb.vhdl:17:115)
On 09/06/15 02:43, Lehmann, Patrick wrote:
Hello again,
ghdl is compile without -g or -ggdb. There is also an addition strip run to
remove symbols.
I deactivated executable striping so GDB could find any symbols.
Here is the output from start until breakpoint:
On 9/06/2015, at 11:10 am, Lehmann, Patrick patrick.lehm...@tu-dresden.de
wrote:
so ignore my tests on ghdl 0.31 and 0.32rc1 on windows.
I cannot test it without many changes to my environment ...
ghdl uses the analyzed libs from 0.33dev :(
You can test it without your library:
package
Now it's getting strange ...
I copied the complete code into one file and called 'ghdl.exe -a test.vhdl' on
it.
No message at all. I also checked if every ghdl.exe reports it's version number
corresponding to it's installation directory.
So what's the difference besides analyzing other packages
Oh sorry,
so ignore my tests on ghdl 0.31 and 0.32rc1 on windows.
I cannot test it without many changes to my environment ...
ghdl uses the analyzed libs from 0.33dev :(
But there was also a Linux test in my last mail showing that it is still
present in 0.33dev.
Can I provide any further
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