sim._pyrtl: reject very large values.
A check that rejects very large wires already exists in back.rtlil because they cause performance and correctness issues with Verilog tooling. Similar performance issues exist with the Python simulator. This commit also adjusts back.rtlil to use the OverflowError exception, same as in sim._pyrtl. Fixes #588.
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@ -840,3 +840,14 @@ class SimulatorRegressionTestCase(FHDLTestCase):
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with open(os.path.devnull, "w") as f:
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with sim.write_vcd(f):
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sim.run()
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def test_bug_588(self):
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dut = Module()
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a = Signal(32)
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b = Signal(32)
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z = Signal(32)
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dut.d.comb += z.eq(a << b)
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with self.assertRaisesRegex(OverflowError,
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r"^Value defined at .+?/test_sim\.py:\d+ is 4294967327 bits wide, "
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r"which is unlikely to simulate in reasonable time$"):
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Simulator(dut)
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