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	peepopt: handle offset too large in shiftadd
				
					
				
			If the offset is larger than the signal itself, meaning the signal is completely shifted out, it tried to extract a negative amount of bits from the old signal. This RTL pattern is suspicious since it is a complicated way of arriving at a constant value, so we warn the user.
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			@ -103,8 +103,18 @@ code
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		new_a.append(old_a);
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	} else {
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		// data >> (...+c) transformed to data[MAX:c] >> (...)
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		new_a.append(old_a.extract_end(offset));
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		if(offset < GetSize(old_a)) // some signal bits left?
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			new_a.append(old_a.extract_end(offset));
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		else {
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			if(shift->type.in($shiftx))
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				log_warning("at %s: result of indexed part-selection is always constant (selecting from '%s' with index '%s + %d')\n", \
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							shift->get_src_attribute().c_str(), log_signal(old_a), log_signal(var_signal), offset);
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			else
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				log_warning("at %s: result of shift operation is always constant (shifting '%s' by '%s + %d'-bits)\n", \
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							shift->get_src_attribute().c_str(), log_signal(old_a), log_signal(var_signal), offset);
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		}
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		// is it fine to leave new_a empty? (size 0)
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	}
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	SigSpec new_b = {var_signal, SigSpec(State::S0, log2scale)};
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