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<lambda>
is there a difference between `design -reset;` and `delete;`? I'm trying to adapt vloghammer to ghdl front/backends, and I'm wondering what's best suited for the missing piece in "read_verilog; write_vhdl file.vhd; [clean everything]; ghdl file.vhd; write_verilog"
<ZirconiumX>
lambda: since nobody more experienced than me has weighed in, they're probably equivalent
<mwk>
lambda: design -reset is more thorough, in that it also cleans other things than modules
<mwk>
ie. selections
<mwk>
but that changes nearly nothing, I suppose
<mwk>
(given that all selections would end up empty anyway)
<mwk>
mmh, it also clears verilog globals & defines