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If someone, for example, calls a swizzle on a bus but doesn't use the output, the result still shows up in the SystemVerilog. This isn't functionally necessary, and also is probably not wanted if it wasn't named.
Desired solution
Detect when (certain?) modules are instantiated who have no outputs used and omit them from generated SystemVerilog.
This should probably only apply to special cases, since there may be custom SystemVerilog modules where you indeed do want there to be signals left around. Maybe it should be a flag in the SystemVerilog mixin?
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Motivation
If someone, for example, calls a
swizzle
on a bus but doesn't use the output, the result still shows up in the SystemVerilog. This isn't functionally necessary, and also is probably not wanted if it wasn't named.Desired solution
Detect when (certain?) modules are instantiated who have no outputs used and omit them from generated SystemVerilog.
This should probably only apply to special cases, since there may be custom SystemVerilog modules where you indeed do want there to be signals left around. Maybe it should be a flag in the SystemVerilog mixin?
Alternatives considered
No response
Additional details
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: