A few names were incorrectly mangled, which made --protect-ids produce
invalid output when certain SV class constructs were uses. Now fixed and
added a few extra tests to catch this.
// was so far unconditionally treated as comment.
c443e229ee introduced a string literal in
the output that contained a http:// url, which broke the indent
tracking. No functional change intended
astgen now generates ASTGEN_SUPER_* macros, instead of expanding the
ASTGEN_SUPER itself. This means that V3AstNodes.h itself can be included
in V3Ast.h, which helps IDEs (namely CLion) find definitions in
V3AstNodes.h a lot better. Albeit this is a little bit more boilerplate,
writing constructors of Ast nodes should be a lot rarer than trying to
find their definitions, so hopefully this is an improvement overall.
astgen will error if the developer calls the wrong superclass
constructor.
Rework Ast hashing to be stable
Eliminated reliance on pointer values in AstNode hashes in order to make
them stable. This requires moving the sameHash functions into a visitor,
as nodes pointed to via members (and not child nodes) need to be hashed
themselves.
The hashes are now stable (as far as I could test them), and the impact
on verilation time is small enough not to be reliably measurable.
V3Hasher is responsible for computing AstNode hashes, while V3DupFinder
can be used to find duplicate trees based on hashes. Interface of
V3DupFinder simplified somewhat. No functional change intended at this
point, but hash computation might differ in minor details, this however
should have no perceivable effect on output/runtime.
Implements (#2964)
- Remove dead code
- Simplify what is left
- Minor improvements using C++11
- Remove special case AstNode constructors used only in one place in
V3Combine (inlined instead).
No functional changes intended. Boring patch in the hope of being
helpful to new contributors. Although AstNode* base classes needing to
be abstract is described in the internals manual, this might provide a
bit of extra safety.
This seems to belong there, eliminates some code duplication in V3Clock,
and also enables splitting AstAlwaysPost statements into different
functions in V3Order, but should otherwise have little effect.
CFuncs only used to be split at procedure (always/initial/final block),
which on occasion can still yield huge output files if they have large
procedures. This patch make CFuncs split at statement boundaries within
procedures. This has the potential to help a lot, but still does not
help if there are huge statements within procedures.
V3Reloop now can roll up indexed assignments between arrays if there is a
constant offset between indices on the left and right hand sides, e.g.:
a[0] = b[2];
a[1] = b[3];
...
a[x] = b[x + 2];
Reasons are:
- it's error prone to keep updating whennever m_suffixes is resized
- invalid pointer may be set when there is not signal to trace as in t_trace_dumporder_bad
