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We noticed that some of the procs from the ZSTD Decoder cannot be correctly translated to the IR. In a few cases the same simulation that works with the DSLX interpreter, hangs when run with the IR interpreter.
Run bazel run //xls/modules/zstd:ram_demux3_dslx_test to run the test with the IR interpreter
Observe the following error:
Executing tests from //xls/modules/zstd:ram_demux3_dslx_test
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[ RUN UNITTEST ] RamDemux3Test
qE0130 14:34:39.920672 1784807 run_routines.cc:110] Internal error: DEADLINE_EXCEEDED: Exceeded limit of 100000 ticks of the proc network before expected output produced
[ FAILED ] RamDemux3Test: internal error: DEADLINE_EXCEEDED: Exceeded limit of 100000 ticks of the proc network before expected output produced
Open the BUILD file and remove the evaluator="ir-interpreter" option from the ram_demux3_dslx_test rule.
Run the test with DSLX interpreter and see the test passing
Expected behavior
The test should give the same result when run with DSLX and IR interpreters.
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Describe the bug
We noticed that some of the procs from the ZSTD Decoder cannot be correctly translated to the IR. In a few cases the same simulation that works with the DSLX interpreter, hangs when run with the IR interpreter.
This is a case for at least two tests:
RamDemux3Test
(rule)ZstdDecoderInternalTest
(rule)To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
bazel run //xls/modules/zstd:ram_demux3_dslx_test
to run the test with the IR interpreterevaluator="ir-interpreter"
option from theram_demux3_dslx_test
rule.Expected behavior
The test should give the same result when run with DSLX and IR interpreters.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: