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[BUG] iverilog includePath not working
Describe the bug iverilog includePath not working. Not even in IcarusLinter's Execute log.
Environment (please complete the following information):
- OS: Windows1 11 22H2 22621.3447
- VS Code version 1.88.1
- Extension version 1.13.5
- using ctags companion, copilot and the extension
Steps to reproduce settings.json:
{
"verilog.linting.linter": "iverilog",
"verilog.linting.iverilog.runAtFileLocation": true // This is not a must for reproduce the bug
"verilog.linting.iverilog.includePath": [
"../../sources_1/new",
],
then open a .v file.
Log
2024-04-14 05:29:07.781 [info] [LintManager] [IcarusLinter] Executing IcarusLinter.lint()
2024-04-14 05:29:07.781 [info] [LintManager] [IcarusLinter] iverilog binary path: iverilog
2024-04-14 05:29:07.781 [info] [LintManager] [IcarusLinter] Execute
2024-04-14 05:29:07.781 [info] [LintManager] [IcarusLinter] command: "iverilog -t null -g2005 -I \"e:\\sources_1\\new\" \"e:\\proj\\dsd1-1\\dsd1-1.srcs\\sim_1\\new\\tb_adder_4bit_lookahead.v\""
2024-04-14 05:29:07.781 [info] [LintManager] [IcarusLinter] cwd : "e:\\proj\\dsd1-1\\dsd1-1.srcs\\sim_1\\new"
2024-04-14 05:29:07.788 [info] [VerilogDocumentSymbolProvider] [VerilogSymbol] Symbols Requested: file:///e%3A/proj/dsd1-1/dsd1-1.srcs/sim_1/new/tb_adder_4bit_lookahead.v
2024-04-14 05:29:07.788 [info] indexing "e:\\proj\\dsd1-1\\dsd1-1.srcs\\sim_1\\new\\tb_adder_4bit_lookahead.v"
2024-04-14 05:29:07.788 [info] executing ctags
2024-04-14 05:29:07.789 [info] building symbols
2024-04-14 05:29:07.789 [error] No output from ctags
2024-04-14 05:29:07.789 [info] [VerilogDocumentSymbolProvider] 0 top-level symbols returned
2024-04-14 05:29:07.857 [info] [LintManager] [IcarusLinter] 1 errors/warnings returned
no output from ctags is another bug.
Expected behavior Include the path correctly
Actual behavior Nothing happened
no output from ctags is another bug.
Are you using ctags through snap? If so, can you try using the pre-built binary or building it yourself? There seems to be an issue with snap not having permissions to access certain files
@Raamakrishnan I am on Windows 11, universal ctags from winlibs - MinGW
My bad not noticing that you are running on Windows. From the log you provided, I think you have not set the path to ctags binary. Can you check what you have in your workspace settings for verilog.ctags.path
?