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Posted on 2008-10-27 07:32:11-07 by avshae
input int;
Hi, One of the verilog modules has the line: input int; When running
Verilog::Netlist -> read_file()
the following message is generated: %Error: soc.v:3282870: syntax error, unexpected "integer", expecting "IDENTIFIER" This seems to me a syntactically correct verilog declaration. I don't mind getting a warning, but after this my script aborts. How can I avoid or bypass this so the script continues. Thanks.
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