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When I wrongly typed "XOr" where I should type "Xor", it can still run successfully (without raising any error) as the chip "XOr" work just like Xor.
But in the desktop version of the hardware simulator, the same code will get an error like "In HDL file XOr.hdl, Line 9, Chip name doesn't match the HDL name: load HalfAdder.hdl"
Below is an example of this bug.
I've also tried other similar typos like "XOR", only "XOr" behaves wrongly (others will raise an error as they should)
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Confirmed - in earlier versions of the web IDE, the chip was incorrectly named XOr. So if you loaded it both before and after that point, your IDE will have both Xor and XOr as builtin chips.
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When I wrongly typed "XOr" where I should type "Xor", it can still run successfully (without raising any error) as the chip "XOr" work just like Xor.
But in the desktop version of the hardware simulator, the same code will get an error like "In HDL file XOr.hdl, Line 9, Chip name doesn't match the HDL name: load HalfAdder.hdl"
Below is an example of this bug.
I've also tried other similar typos like "XOR", only "XOr" behaves wrongly (others will raise an error as they should)
Additional Comments
No response
Do you want to try to fix this bug?
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: