Returning 0.999999 instead of 1 with binary variables about optimus HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes, there should be a rounding to the nearest integer value in such cases. I will create a patch to solve the issue, probably next week.

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Is it possible to provide an example program that this issue appears in order to be able to test the changes that I made into the code?

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If u clone this: https://github.com/da-steve101/chisel-utils
checkout branch optimusTest and run sbt "testOnly *SumSchedulerSuite"
To verify your change look at the following locations:
https://github.com/da-steve101/chisel-utils/blob/optimusTest/src/main/scala/chiselutils/math/SumScheduler.scala#L517
https://github.com/da-steve101/chisel-utils/blob/optimusTest/src/main/scala/chiselutils/math/SumScheduler.scala#L528
https://github.com/da-steve101/chisel-utils/blob/optimusTest/src/main/scala/chiselutils/math/SumScheduler.scala#L538
https://github.com/da-steve101/chisel-utils/blob/optimusTest/src/main/scala/chiselutils/math/SumScheduler.scala#L540

Sorry the codes a bit crappy btw. Was just seeing if I could use ILP for something ( turns out I can't )

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The examples on this issue are outdated since Optimus has been undergone major changes and updates in version 3.0.0. If you still has this problem please send me an example using the newer version.

Thank you.

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