Merge pull request #345 from stineje/main

Update sim-testfloat to fix errors due to bad config element.  I am n…

sim/FPbuild.txt

@@ -34,18 +34,14 @@ other FP tests given by the great SoftFloat/TestFloat output.
 
 4a.) Each test will test all its vectors - if you want to test a
 subset of the vectors (e.g., only binary16), you should modify the
-cvw/testbench/tests-fp.h and comment out the tests  you do not want to
-test.  The best way to do this is to comment out each item out with
-the // comment option in SV.  For example,
-
-string f128div[] = '{
-//	"f128_div_rne.tv",
-//	"f128_div_rz.tv",
-//	"f128_div_ru.tv",
-//	"f128_div_rd.tv",
-//	"f128_div_rnm.tv"
-};
+testfloat.do in the sim directory.  Change the TEST_SIZE="all" to the
+specific test you want to run.  For example, if you want to run only
+binary16, you should set this variable to TEST_SIZE="HP".
 
+4b.) If you want to turn off the generation of wlf files while running
+sim-testfloat-batch, you can modify testfloat.do in the sim
+directory.  Inside this DO file, modify the WAV file to 0 --> i.e.,
+set "quietly set WAV 0;"
 
 
 

sim/sim-testfloat-batch

@@ -10,6 +10,3 @@
 # sqrt   - test square root
 # all    - test everything
 
-# nowave for 2nd argument supresses wlf files
-
-vsim -c -do "do testfloat.do rv64fpquad $1 $2"

sim/testfloat.do

@@ -27,12 +27,16 @@ vlib work
 # $num = the added words after the call
 vlog +incdir+../config/$1 +incdir+../config/shared ../src/wally/cvw.sv ../testbench/testbench-fp.sv ../src/fpu/*.sv ../src/fpu/*/*.sv ../src/generic/*.sv  ../src/generic/flop/*.sv -suppress 2583,7063,8607,2697 
 
-vsim -voptargs=+acc work.testbenchfp -G TEST=$2
+# Change TEST_SIZE to only test certain FP width
+# values are QP, DP, SP, HP
+vsim -voptargs=+acc work.testbenchfp -GTEST=$2 -GTEST_SIZE="all" 
 
-# Determine if nowave argument is provided
-#   this removes any output to a wlf or wave window to reduce
-#   disk space.
-if {($argc > 2) && ($3 eq "nowave")} {
+# Set WAV variable to avoid having any output to wave (to limit disk space)
+quietly set WAV 1;
+
+# Determine if nowave argument is provided this removes any output to
+# a wlf or wave window to reduce disk space.
+if {$WAV eq 0} {
     puts "No wave output is selected"
 } else {
     puts "wave output is selected"