Open Boscop opened 1 year ago
Thanks for making this crate, it seems very useful to get into hardware design.
I just cloned this repo and ran the tests, one test failed:
test tests::trace_test_module_2 ... FAILED failures: ---- tests::trace_test_module_2 stdout ---- thread 'tests::trace_test_module_2' panicked at 'assertion failed: `(left == right)` left: `module trace_test_module_2: children: module inner1: children: signals: i1: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(4294967295) 1: U32(4294967295) 2: U32(4294967295) i2: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(4294901760) 1: U32(4294901760) 2: U32(4294901760) o: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(4294901760) 2: U32(4294901760) r: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(4294901760) 2: U32(4294901760) module inner2: children: signals: i1: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(16711680) 1: U32(16711680) 2: U32(16711680) i2: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(983040) 1: U32(983040) 2: U32(983040) o: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(983040) 2: U32(983040) r: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(983040) 2: U32(983040) module inner3: children: signals: i1: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(4294901760) 2: U32(4294901760) i2: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(983040) 2: U32(983040) o: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(0) 2: U32(983040) r: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(0) 2: U32(983040) signals: i1: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(4294967295) 1: U32(4294967295) 2: U32(4294967295) i2: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(4294901760) 1: U32(4294901760) 2: U32(4294901760) i3: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(16711680) 1: U32(16711680) 2: U32(16711680) i4: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(983040) 1: U32(983040) 2: U32(983040) o: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(0) 2: U32(983040) `, right: `module trace_test_module_2: children: module inner1: children: signals: r: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(4294901760) 2: U32(4294901760) module inner2: children: signals: r: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(983040) 2: U32(983040) module inner3: children: signals: r: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(0) 2: U32(983040) signals: i1: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(4294967295) 1: U32(4294967295) 2: U32(4294967295) i2: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(4294901760) 1: U32(4294901760) 2: U32(4294901760) i3: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(16711680) 1: U32(16711680) 2: U32(16711680) i4: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(983040) 1: U32(983040) 2: U32(983040) o: 32 bit(s) (U32) 0: U32(0) 0: U32(0) 1: U32(0) 2: U32(983040) `', sim-tests\src\lib.rs:2378:9 stack backtrace: 0: std::panicking::begin_panic_handler at /rustc/ec2f40c6b04f0e9850dd1f454e8639d319f4ed9b/library\std\src\panicking.rs:577 1: core::panicking::panic_fmt at /rustc/ec2f40c6b04f0e9850dd1f454e8639d319f4ed9b/library\core\src\panicking.rs:67 2: core::fmt::Arguments::new_v1 at /rustc/ec2f40c6b04f0e9850dd1f454e8639d319f4ed9b/library\core\src\fmt\mod.rs:416 3: core::panicking::assert_failed_inner at /rustc/ec2f40c6b04f0e9850dd1f454e8639d319f4ed9b/library\core\src\panicking.rs:260 4: core::panicking::assert_failed<sim_tests::tests::Capture,sim_tests::tests::Capture> at /rustc/ec2f40c6b04f0e9850dd1f454e8639d319f4ed9b\library\core\src\panicking.rs:214 5: sim_tests::tests::trace_test_module_2 at .\src\lib.rs:2378 6: sim_tests::tests::trace_test_module_2::closure$0 at .\src\lib.rs:2346 7: core::ops::function::FnOnce::call_once<sim_tests::tests::trace_test_module_2::closure_env$0,tuple$<> > at /rustc/ec2f40c6b04f0e9850dd1f454e8639d319f4ed9b\library\core\src\ops\function.rs:250 8: core::ops::function::FnOnce::call_once at /rustc/ec2f40c6b04f0e9850dd1f454e8639d319f4ed9b/library\core\src\ops\function.rs:250 note: Some details are omitted, run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=full` for a verbose backtrace. failures: tests::trace_test_module_2 test result: FAILED. 44 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.03s error: test failed, to rerun pass `--lib`
https://github.com/yupferris/kaze/blob/adc8f3f75cfc0a32e96d6d401389673e48a3b126/sim-tests/src/lib.rs#L2378
Diff between lhs and rhs of the assert: https://www.diffchecker.com/Oh4K0ECz/
Thanks for reporting. This is known and will be fixed (sometime?) before the next versioned release. I'll keep this issue open for tracking purposes.
Thanks for making this crate, it seems very useful to get into hardware design.
I just cloned this repo and ran the tests, one test failed:
https://github.com/yupferris/kaze/blob/adc8f3f75cfc0a32e96d6d401389673e48a3b126/sim-tests/src/lib.rs#L2378
Diff between lhs and rhs of the assert: https://www.diffchecker.com/Oh4K0ECz/