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<lekernel>
seriously
<lekernel>
verilog lets you divide strings by integers
<lekernel>
the result being some large integer, maybe the ascii representation of the string divided by that integer you gave
<lekernel>
yeah, it's that :)
<ysionneau>
sounds like php =)
<larsc>
as somebody who is dyslexic one of the most annoying 'features' of verilog is that you can use a wire without having to declare it
<lekernel>
I also like how lm32 defines "parameter eba_reset = `CFG_EBA_RESET" and then alternatively uses eba_reset and `CFG_EBA_RESET in the rest of the code
<lekernel>
ah, yes, that too... I think everyone has spent hours debugging something that came from that
<larsc>
I wish there was something like -pedantic for iverilog