This would previously complain about an undefined internal macro if the
unapplied macro had not already been used. If it had, it would
incorrectly use the arguments from the previous invocation.
std::string name = tok.substr(1);
std::string skipped_spaces = skip_spaces();
tok = next_token(false);
- if (tok == "(" && body->has_args) {
+ if (body->has_args) {
+ if (tok != "(") {
+ if (tok.size() == 1 && iscntrl(tok[0])) {
+ char buf[5];
+ snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "\\x%02x", tok[0]);
+ tok = buf;
+ }
+ log_error("Expected to find '(' to begin macro arguments for '%s', but instead found '%s'\n",
+ name.c_str(), tok.c_str());
+ }
std::vector<std::string> args;
bool done = false;
while (!done) {
--- /dev/null
+logger -expect-no-warnings
+read_verilog -sv <<EOT
+`define MACRO(a = 1, b = 2) initial $display("MACRO(a = %d, b = %d)", a, b)
+module top;
+ `MACRO();
+endmodule
+EOT
+
+design -reset
+
+logger -expect error "Expected to find '\(' to begin macro arguments for 'MACRO', but instead found ';'" 1
+read_verilog -sv <<EOT
+`define MACRO(a = 1, b = 2) initial $display("MACRO(a = %d, b = %d)", a, b)
+module top;
+ `MACRO;
+endmodule
+EOT
--- /dev/null
+logger -expect error "Expected to find '\(' to begin macro arguments for 'foo', but instead found '\\x0a'" 1
+read_verilog -sv <<EOT
+`define foo(a=1) (a)
+`foo
+EOT