RASC Does Not Validate Certain Hardware Conditions

Issue

In Rapid Accelerator Simulation for Code (RASC), certain configuration validations are not performed. As a result, some conditions are assumed based on the support package implementation rather than being explicitly validated in RASC. This can lead to mismatches between RASC behavior and actual hardware execution, and potential runtime issues may not be detected during simulation.

Solution

Do not rely solely on RASC for validating hardware-specific configurations and constraints.

Use RASC primarily for algorithmic validation and performance profiling, and rely on build/deploy or on target execution for final configuration validation.