Kaleb Barrett
Kaleb Barrett
It's not like Verilator is frozen in time. Eventually it will be fixed and new versions will work. If you want we could add a rule to the makefiles that...
I agree that outright stating that Verilator support is still experimental is probably a good idea. But I'm trying to whittle down work before we can release 1.5, not do...
@varain007 Only verilator 4.106 is supported right now.
The mingw compiler does "just work" in anaconda. The only issue is that you can't select the mingw compiler if visual studio is available, but ultimately that shouldn't matter. There...
`RisingEdge` or `FallingEdge` on anything but logic signals or arrays of logics is nonsense. `Edge` should fire on any signal when the value changes.
This is due to a bug in Python 3.11. It has already been fixed upstream. Not sure when we will see it flow downstream. https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy/issues/1270.
So the point is just the name change? I think if we are going to introduce "another way" to kill a task it should behave at least slightly differently.
Are there problems with making `cancel` throw `CancelledError` right away? Is that a lot of work? If it is, perhaps we should emit a `FutureWarning` about it throwing `CancelledError` in...
> Is this race condition possible Yes. Symmetric coroutines are not free from data races. This is expected. > and if so can it be avoided? I don't think it's...
@eric-wieser The "confusing behavior" is due to the fact that `wait` returns tasks rather than the result of the `await` like `gather` does. Note that `gather` does not have this...