Comments (3)
clason
commented on June 29, 2024
Please show the output of :InspectTree (use <details>!) and :Inspect on the particular block you don't see highlighted correctly. (And you can remove the :checkhealth output.)
If you see (ERROR) nodes in the output, that is an issue with the parser and needs to be reported there; nothing we can do about it.
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cpiber
commented on June 29, 2024
It produces quite a few error nodes, yes, the first is for the last ] in this: output_mem[unit][store_addr[unit]]. Not sure how I use <details>.
(ERROR ; [0, 0] - [18, 0]
(module_header ; [0, 0] - [0, 11]
(module_keyword) ; [0, 0] - [0, 6]
(simple_identifier)) ; [0, 7] - [0, 11]
(module_nonansi_header ; [0, 11] - [0, 13]
(list_of_ports)) ; [0, 11] - [0, 13]
(genvar_initialization ; [3, 7] - [3, 15]
(genvar_identifier ; [3, 7] - [3, 11]
(simple_identifier)) ; [3, 7] - [3, 11]
(constant_expression ; [3, 14] - [3, 15]
(constant_primary ; [3, 14] - [3, 15]
(primary_literal ; [3, 14] - [3, 15]
(integral_number ; [3, 14] - [3, 15]
(decimal_number ; [3, 14] - [3, 15]
(unsigned_number))))))) ; [3, 14] - [3, 15]
(constant_expression ; [3, 17] - [3, 30]
(constant_expression ; [3, 17] - [3, 21]
(constant_primary ; [3, 17] - [3, 21]
(parameter_identifier ; [3, 17] - [3, 21]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [3, 17] - [3, 21]
(constant_expression ; [3, 24] - [3, 30]
(constant_primary ; [3, 24] - [3, 30]
(primary_literal ; [3, 24] - [3, 30]
(simple_text_macro_usage ; [3, 24] - [3, 30]
(text_macro_identifier ; [3, 25] - [3, 30]
(simple_identifier))))))) ; [3, 25] - [3, 30]
(genvar_iteration ; [3, 32] - [3, 41]
(genvar_identifier ; [3, 32] - [3, 36]
(simple_identifier)) ; [3, 32] - [3, 36]
(assignment_operator) ; [3, 37] - [3, 39]
(constant_expression ; [3, 40] - [3, 41]
(constant_primary ; [3, 40] - [3, 41]
(primary_literal ; [3, 40] - [3, 41]
(integral_number ; [3, 40] - [3, 41]
(decimal_number ; [3, 40] - [3, 41]
(unsigned_number))))))) ; [3, 40] - [3, 41]
(always_keyword) ; [4, 4] - [4, 13]
(event_control ; [4, 14] - [4, 28]
(event_expression ; [4, 16] - [4, 27]
(edge_identifier) ; [4, 16] - [4, 23]
(expression ; [4, 24] - [4, 27]
(primary ; [4, 24] - [4, 27]
(simple_identifier))))) ; [4, 24] - [4, 27]
(clockvar ; [5, 6] - [5, 16]
(simple_identifier)) ; [5, 6] - [5, 16]
(bit_select1 ; [5, 16] - [5, 22]
(expression ; [5, 17] - [5, 21]
(primary ; [5, 17] - [5, 21]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [5, 17] - [5, 21]
(expression ; [5, 23] - [6, 22]
(expression ; [5, 23] - [5, 39]
(primary ; [5, 23] - [5, 39]
(simple_identifier) ; [5, 23] - [5, 33]
(select1 ; [5, 33] - [5, 39]
(bit_select1 ; [5, 33] - [5, 39]
(expression ; [5, 34] - [5, 38]
(primary ; [5, 34] - [5, 38]
(simple_identifier))))))) ; [5, 34] - [5, 38]
(ERROR) ; [5, 39] - [5, 40]
(ERROR ; [5, 44] - [5, 61]
(variable_lvalue ; [5, 44] - [5, 60]
(simple_identifier) ; [5, 44] - [5, 54]
(select1 ; [5, 54] - [5, 60]
(bit_select1 ; [5, 54] - [5, 60]
(expression ; [5, 55] - [5, 59]
(primary ; [5, 55] - [5, 59]
(simple_identifier))))))) ; [5, 55] - [5, 59]
(expression ; [6, 6] - [6, 22]
(primary ; [6, 6] - [6, 22]
(simple_identifier) ; [6, 6] - [6, 16]
(select1 ; [6, 16] - [6, 22]
(bit_select1 ; [6, 16] - [6, 22]
(expression ; [6, 17] - [6, 21]
(primary ; [6, 17] - [6, 21]
(simple_identifier)))))))) ; [6, 17] - [6, 21]
(simple_identifier) ; [6, 26] - [6, 36]
(constant_bit_select1 ; [6, 36] - [9, 58]
(constant_expression ; [6, 37] - [6, 41]
(constant_primary ; [6, 37] - [6, 41]
(parameter_identifier ; [6, 37] - [6, 41]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [6, 37] - [6, 41]
(constant_expression ; [6, 43] - [6, 59]
(constant_primary ; [6, 43] - [6, 59]
(parameter_identifier ; [6, 43] - [6, 53]
(simple_identifier)) ; [6, 43] - [6, 53]
(constant_select1 ; [6, 53] - [6, 59]
(constant_expression ; [6, 54] - [6, 58]
(constant_primary ; [6, 54] - [6, 58]
(parameter_identifier ; [6, 54] - [6, 58]
(simple_identifier))))))) ; [6, 54] - [6, 58]
(ERROR ; [6, 60] - [7, 16]
(simple_identifier)) ; [7, 6] - [7, 16]
(constant_expression ; [7, 17] - [7, 21]
(constant_primary ; [7, 17] - [7, 21]
(parameter_identifier ; [7, 17] - [7, 21]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [7, 17] - [7, 21]
(ERROR ; [7, 23] - [7, 33]
(simple_identifier)) ; [7, 26] - [7, 33]
(constant_expression ; [7, 34] - [7, 49]
(constant_expression ; [7, 34] - [7, 42]
(constant_primary ; [7, 34] - [7, 42]
(parameter_identifier ; [7, 34] - [7, 42]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [7, 34] - [7, 42]
(constant_expression ; [7, 45] - [7, 49]
(constant_primary ; [7, 45] - [7, 49]
(parameter_identifier ; [7, 45] - [7, 49]
(simple_identifier))))) ; [7, 45] - [7, 49]
(ERROR ; [7, 50] - [8, 16]
(simple_identifier)) ; [8, 6] - [8, 16]
(constant_expression ; [8, 17] - [8, 21]
(constant_primary ; [8, 17] - [8, 21]
(parameter_identifier ; [8, 17] - [8, 21]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [8, 17] - [8, 21]
(ERROR ; [8, 23] - [8, 33]
(simple_identifier)) ; [8, 26] - [8, 33]
(constant_expression ; [8, 34] - [8, 49]
(constant_expression ; [8, 34] - [8, 42]
(constant_primary ; [8, 34] - [8, 42]
(parameter_identifier ; [8, 34] - [8, 42]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [8, 34] - [8, 42]
(constant_expression ; [8, 45] - [8, 49]
(constant_primary ; [8, 45] - [8, 49]
(parameter_identifier ; [8, 45] - [8, 49]
(simple_identifier))))) ; [8, 45] - [8, 49]
(ERROR ; [8, 50] - [9, 17]
(simple_identifier)) ; [9, 6] - [9, 17]
(constant_expression ; [9, 18] - [9, 22]
(constant_primary ; [9, 18] - [9, 22]
(parameter_identifier ; [9, 18] - [9, 22]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [9, 18] - [9, 22]
(ERROR ; [9, 24] - [9, 37]
(simple_identifier)) ; [9, 27] - [9, 37]
(constant_expression ; [9, 38] - [9, 42]
(constant_primary ; [9, 38] - [9, 42]
(parameter_identifier ; [9, 38] - [9, 42]
(simple_identifier)))) ; [9, 38] - [9, 42]
(constant_expression ; [9, 44] - [9, 57]
(constant_primary ; [9, 44] - [9, 57]
(parameter_identifier ; [9, 44] - [9, 57]
(simple_identifier)))))) ; [9, 44] - [9, 57]
The first time I tried it also produced an error that there is no parser, even though it clearly has one, unfortunately I haven't captured that, sorry.
Running Inspect on the block without highlighting errors saying there are no items at that position.
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clason
commented on June 29, 2024
Then the issue is indeed with the parser and needs to be fixed there (first).
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