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This skill should be used when the user mentions 'lint error', 'width mismatch', 'inferred latch', 'undriven signal', 'fix warnings', 'Verilator error', 'WIDTHTRUNC', 'BLKSEQ', or asks to 'check my code' or 'find errors'. Provides error-specific fix patterns for SystemVerilog lint issues.

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SystemVerilog Lint Fixing
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This skill should be used when the user mentions 'lint error', 'width mismatch', 'inferred latch', 'undriven signal', 'fix warnings', 'Verilator error', 'WIDTHTRUNC', 'BLKSEQ', or asks to 'check my code' or 'find errors'. Provides error-specific fix patterns for SystemVerilog lint issues.
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# SystemVerilog Lint Fix Patterns Error-specific fix patterns for common SystemVerilog lint issues. ## WIDTHTRUNC / WIDTHEXPAND **Message**: Width mismatch in assignment **Diagnosis**: Signal widths don't match between source and destination. **Fixes**: ```systemverilog // Truncation (wide to narrow) - explicit slice logic [15:0] wide; logic [7:0] narrow; assign narrow = wide[7:0]; // Extension (narrow to wide) - zero extend assign wide = {8'b0, narrow}; // Sign extension assign wide = {{8{narrow[7]}}, narrow}; // Using $bits for dynamic width assign narrow = wide[$bits(narrow)-1:0]; ``` ## LATCH **Message**: Latch inferred for signal **Diagnosis**: Combinational block doesn't assign signal in all paths. **Fixes**: ```systemverilog // Add default assignment at block start always_comb begin out = '0; // Default prevents latch if (sel) begin out = in_a; end // No else needed - default covers it end // Complete case statement always_comb begin unique case (sel) 2'b00: out = a; 2'b01: out = b; 2'b10: out = c; default: out = '0; // Explicit default endcase end ``` ## UNDRIVEN **Message**: Signal is not driven **Diagnosis**: Signal declared but never assigned a value. **Fixes**: ```systemverilog // Option 1: Connect to appropriate source assign undriven_sig = source_sig; // Option 2: Remove if truly unused // Delete the declaration // Option 3: Tie off if intentionally unused assign unused_input = '0; ``` ## UNUSED **Message**: Signal/variable is unused **Fixes**: ```systemverilog // Option 1: Remove declaration entirely // Option 2: Use lint pragma for intentional cases /* verilator lint_off UNUSED */ logic debug_signal; /* verilator lint_on UNUSED */ // Option 3: Prefix with underscore (convention) logic _unused_port; ``` ## CASEINCOMPLETE **Message**: Case statement does not cover all values **Fix**: Add default case ```systemverilog unique case (state) IDLE: next_state = start ? ACTIVE : IDLE; ACTIVE: next_state = done ? DONE : ACTIVE; DONE: next_state = IDLE; default: next_state = IDLE; // Required endcase ``` ## BLKSEQ **Message**: Blocking assignment in sequential block **Fix**: Use non-blocking for sequential logic ```systemverilog // Wrong always_ff @(posedge clk) begin data = new_data; // Blocking - bad end // Correct always_ff @(posedge clk) begin data <= new_data; // Non-blocking - good end ``` ## COMBDLY **Message**: Delayed assignment in combinational block **Fix**: Remove delays from combinational logic ```systemverilog // Wrong always_comb begin out = #1 in_a & in_b; // Delay - not synthesizable end // Correct always_comb begin out = in_a & in_b; end ``` ## MULTIDRIVEN **Message**: Signal driven from multiple always blocks **Fix**: Consolidate drivers or use separate signals ```systemverilog // Wrong - multiple drivers always_ff @(posedge clk) data <= a; always_ff @(posedge clk) data <= b; // Correct - single driver with mux always_ff @(posedge clk) begin data <= sel ? a : b; end ``` ## Fix Workflow 1. Read error message and line number 2. Identify error category from above 3. Apply appropriate fix pattern 4. Re-run lint to verify 5. Check for cascading errors from the fix
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