Re: [Iverilog-devel] -g 2012 argument in Command file

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Cary R. via Iverilog-devel writes:
> Hi Uwe,
> 
> Any of the following should work: -g2005-sv, -g2009, -g2012, -g2017 to tell
> iverilog to process the files as SystemVerilog using the appropriate keywords.
> 
> We support both array declaration styles:
> 
>   logic mdarr [0:3][0:7];
> or
>   logic mdarr [4][8];
> 
> I ran a quick test example and it works. I believe we do not currently support
> passing arrays as arguments, array patterns, array slices, etc., but the basic
> support is there.
> 
Hi Carry,

sorry for not getting back earlier, I has a long weekend ;-)

Probably my question was not clear. I meant to put the Verilog
language generation selection into a cmd file like:

==== llbbc_reg.cmd ====
+libdir+.
+libdir+../avr_if
+libext+.v
-g2012
llbbc_reg_tb.v

and call it like "iverilog -c  llbbc_reg.cmd"
This results in
> iverilog -c llbbc_reg.cmd
Error: unable to parse line 4 in llbbc_reg.cmd.
iverilog: parsing failed in base command file llbbc_reg.cmd.

Only by omitting the -g line in the command line and calling
"iverilog -c llbbc_reg.cmd -g2012" iverilog compiles.

My question was: Is there any syntax to put things like the "-g2012"
argument in the command file, so I do not have to specify it on the
command line?

Bye
 
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