I solved my own problem. This error came from a Selector block configured to use the index from a port, and whose input was a vector of bus type signals. My intent was to use the Selector as a mux to choose only 1 element from a vector of bus signals. To work around this error, I broke apart the bus vector within a for-each subsystem and bit concatenated all bus elements into a set of uint32 signals. Then, I muxed the vector of uint32 type signals instead of the busses.
HDL Coder fails to generate VHDL, Assertion failed: b:\matlab\src\cgir_hdl\pir_transforms\corecomplowering.hpp:97
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I have an HDL Coder Simulink model in R2020b. I use a script to run the HDL Coder workflow which works fine until I started seeing this cryptic error.
Error using hdlcoder.pirctx/createCGIR
Assertion failed:
b:\matlab\src\cgir_hdl\pir_transforms\corecomplowering.hpp:97:<Component CtxName="hw_tb" RefNum="c57" UserName="Selector" RTTIClass ="class pir::SelectorComp"
Network="n451"/>
Error in slhdlcoder.HDLCoder/runGenerateCGIR
Error in slhdlcoder.HDLCoder/makehdl
Error in downstream.DownstreamIntegrationDriver/runGenerateRTLCodeAndTestbench
Error in hwcli.runWorkflow
Error in hdlcoder.runWorkflow (line 27)
hwcli.runWorkflow( varargin{:} );
Error in generate_hdl (line 350)
hdlcoder.runWorkflow(hdl_sys, hWC);
I'm lost on what the issue could be. Does anyone have any tips on what could be going on here? What does CGIR, or PIR mean?
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Kiran Kintali
il 29 Nov 2022
This is an unexpected error. Can you file a bug report with the support team? There should be a readable error message in case of unsupported modeling construct used in Simulink or HDL code generated from the model. Thanks.
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