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                        # Terminology A declarative part contains declarations. For the purpose of recovery we divide declarations into two categories. - Compound - may contain nested declarative parts, example subprograms, protected type...
There is uncertainty in the standard regarding externally visible generics: Se GHDL issue: https://github.com/ghdl/ghdl/issues/440 ```vhdl package gpkg is generic (const : natural); end package; package ipkg is new work.gpkg generic...
Hi, I've started using this language server recently, and it's incredible how sophisticated it is compared to all I've previously tried. However running the LSP on the codebase I work...
I'd appreciate a feature that allows to mute a warning/error and/or disable lint checking/code analysis for particular lines. Maybe to mute particular lines, we could add for example some kind...
Hi guys, first of all, thank you very much for your valuable contribution. **Feature Description:** Once again something floated in my mind and I thought I propose 2 similar ideas...
I suggest that you should rename it into something like vhdl-lsp or vhdl-rust-lsp.
 Why do we need this warning?
**Feature Description** : Let user add a list of files for which no errors/warnings should be raised. **Feature Usecase** : Defining libraries in "vhdl_ls.toml" which raise tons of errors due...
**Bug description:** Hi guys, the following errors are reported for the snippet below: `Expected '{identifier}'` and `Expected 'library', 'use', 'context', 'entity', 'architecture', 'configuration' or 'package'` It seems to be that...
In my source files, instances are declared the following way: ```vhdl MUX_INST : entity work.MUX_1_NBIT port map( DATA_0 => data_in_0, DATA_1 => data_in_1, SELECTOR => selector_in, RESULT => data_out );...