dla_like.small → comb_sop_2_18_mode · 20260907-200734-b07463
benchadapt adaptation run · record at outputs/adapt/dla_only/dla_like.small/comb_sop_2_18_mode/20260907-200734-b07463
- run id
20260907-200734-b07463- started
- 2026-09-07 20:07:34 -0700
- finished
- 2026-09-07 20:53:16 -0700
- suite / design
- dla_only / dla_like.small
- target mode
comb_sop_2_18_mode- tier
- direct swap (T1) — the region fit the mode as is
- outcome
- ACCEPTED — reviewer agent confirmed
- editor attempts
- 1 (editor calls against the one approved plan; record field
iterations) - wall clock
- 45m 42s (agents 7m 14s, VTR and other 38m 28s) [2741.5 s total; 'other' is synthesis-only checks and framework time between calls]
- models per role
- planner:
anthropic/claude-opus-5
reviewer:plan:anthropic/claude-opus-5
editor:anthropic/claude-opus-5
reviewer:acceptance:anthropic/claude-opus-5 - VPR arguments
- not recorded (this run predates the vpr record in run.json)
- repo commit
- not recorded (runs before 2026-09-12 carry no commit)
- sandbox
- not recorded (run made before the agent sandbox existed; its agent calls were not confined)
- agent reads
- editor read a prior run's edited design; editor and acceptance reviewer read a behavioral model; editor and acceptance reviewer read the framework repository; acceptance reviewer read its own run directory outside the work dir (paths each agent named outside its own working directory, computed from the tool events; its own scratch excluded)
- prompt set
- not recorded (runs before 2026-09-13 carry no prompt-set hash)
Mode contract
Verbatim, as the agents received it: taken from the prompt of call 3 (editor), where the contract is embedded in full. This run predates the separate contract field in the record.
Hard-block primitive to instantiate: `comb_sop_2_18` (precision INT19) computes: out = ax*ay + bx*by input ports: ax[18], ay[19], bx[18], by[19] output ports: result[64] arithmetic: the block's operands and result are signed two's complement. A design operand narrower than its port must be widened to the port width: zero-extended if the design treats it as unsigned, sign-extended if signed. An unsigned design operand as wide as its port has no exact representation on this block. timing: the block is combinational; `result` is valid in the same cycle the inputs are applied (no clock port). Wire EVERY operand of the fused region onto the input ports (name them exactly as above); drive the region's real consumer from the output port. Tie unused term ports to 0. Do not leave input ports unconnected.
Agent calls
Call 1 · planner · anthropic/claude-opus-5 · ok
You are the Planner. Choose the best region(s) in dla_like.small.v to adapt so hard-block mode
'comb_sop_2_18_mode' (Hard-block primitive to instantiate: comb_sop_2_18 (precision INT19)
computes: out = ax*ay + bx*by
input ports: ax[18], ay[19], bx[18], by[19]
output ports: result[64]
arithmetic: the block's operands and result are signed two's complement. A design operand narrower than its port must be widened to the port width: zero-extended if the design treats it as unsigned, sign-extended if signed. An unsigned design operand as wide as its port has no exact representation on this block.
timing: the block is combinational; result is valid in the same cycle the inputs are applied (no clock port).
Wire EVERY operand of the fused region onto the input ports (name them exactly as above); drive the region's real consumer from the output port. Tie unused term ports to 0. Do not leave input ports unconnected.) is exercised, then write a concrete plan. Do NOT edit files —
output the header + plan only.
Pick the most REPRESENTATIVE mapping — arithmetic a real designer of THIS workload would actually
map to 'comb_sop_2_18_mode', never fabricated computation. For a sum-of-products / MAC mode you must
find product terms that ALREADY feed a COMMON reduction (a shared sum/accumulator); products that
feed SEPARATE outputs (e.g. distinct systolic-array elements) must NOT be fused. An isolated scalar
multiply is NOT a representative sum-of-products target. If nothing representative exists, outputTIER: NONE.
Candidate arithmetic regions (id | operation | instances):
winograd_dsp_16.$mul$dla_like.small.v:8966$733 | multiply | 56
winograd_dsp_16.$mul$dla_like.small.v:8967$734 | multiply | 56
dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1166 | sop | 72
dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1167 | sop | 72
Classify the tier of the change you propose (a datatype/algorithm variant, T3, is out of scope —
do not propose one):
- T1: Direct replacement: no change to the computed function or surrounding structure; no datatype change.
- T2: Local restructuring only; preserve the region's function, role, and live consumers; no new operation/datatype family.
Read the source. Output EXACTLY this header (uppercase keys), then the plan:
TIER: T1 | T2 | NONE
REGIONS: <comma-separated region id(s)> # one id for a direct swap; N ids for a fusion
SHARED_REDUCTION: <the signal/module the terms feed> # or NONE for a single region
MAPPING: <which operands map to which of the mode's ports>
PLAN: <how the module's live inputs/outputs and downstream consumers are preserved; any introduced
operations/datatypes (should be NONE for T1/T2); and the main risks>
Read these files in this directory: dla_like.small.v
2 paragraph breaks restored by the export, where the recorder joined text blocks with no separator.
I'll start by examining the source file, focusing on the candidate regions.
Now let me read the two key candidate modules.
TIER: T1
REGIONS: dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1166, dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1167
SHARED_REDUCTION: The + reduction on line 11745 of dsp_block_16_8_false that forms resulta_tmp (24-bit MAC result) — both products are summed into the same node, which drives resulta/chainout, then dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → processing_element.DP_res_* → accumulator_24_30_3.i_result. 72 instances (12 processing_element × 6 dot_product_16_8_30_2 × 1 dsp_block_16_8_false).
MAPPING: ax_reg[15:0] → ax[18] (zero-extend by 2, {2'b00, ax_reg}); ay_reg[7:0] → ay[19] (zero-extend by 11); bx_reg[15:0] → bx[18] (zero-extend by 2); by_reg[7:0] → by[19] (zero-extend by 11); result[63:0] → the left operand of the retained + chainin adder, whose sum is truncated into resulta_tmp[23:0] exactly as today. No term ports are left over (both product slots are used), so no tie-offs are required.
PLAN:
Why this region. dsp_block_16_8_false is the arithmetic heart of the DLA systolic datapath and is already written as a two-term sum of products: resulta_tmp <= ax_reg*ay_reg + bx_reg*by_reg + chainin;. The module even carries an int_sop_2 hard-macro instantiation under `ifdef complex_dsp , i.e. the design's author explicitly intended this to be a DSP SOP block; the behavioral `else branch (lines 11726–11749) is the path a synthesizer without complex_dsp sees, and that is where the two candidate $mul regions live. Both products feed one shared adder node — the canonical fusion target.
Why not the other candidates. winograd_dsp_16 ($733, $734) computes resa_reg <= ay_reg*coefa and resb_reg <= by_reg*coefb. These are two independent constant-coefficient multiplies driving two separate module outputs (resulta, resultb) that fan out to different Winograd transform lanes. There is no shared reduction, so fusing them into one comb_sop_2_18 would fabricate a sum that does not exist in the design. Excluded per the rules.
Edit (single module, applies to all 72 instances). In the `else branch of dsp_block_16_8_false:
- Add
wire [63:0] sop_result;and instantiatecomb_sop_2_18combinationally, driven by the existing input pipeline registersax_reg/ay_reg/bx_reg/by_reg(zero-extended as in MAPPING). - Replace the RHS on line 11745 with
resulta_tmp <= sop_result + chainin;. - Leave
ax_reg…by_regcapture, theaclrreset arm,assign resulta = resulta_tmp;andassign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};untouched. - Leave the
`ifdef complex_dsp/int_sop_2branch untouched.
Function preservation. Verilog + is left-associative, so the original expression already parses as ((ax_reg*ay_reg) + (bx_reg*by_reg)) + chainin. The hard block replaces exactly the parenthesized subtree; the + chainin adder and its operand order are unchanged — this is a subtree swap, not a re-association, hence T1. All operands are unsigned and strictly narrower than their ports (16 < 18, 8 < 19), so zero-extension into the signed ports is exact and both products are non-negative. Max sum is 2·(2^16−1)(2^8−1) ≈ 3.34e7, far inside 64 bits, so sop_result is bit-identical to the 64-bit value the original expression produced before the chainin add, and the final truncation to resulta_tmp[23:0] is preserved (truncation commutes with modular addition).
Timing / structure preservation. The block is combinational and is inserted between the existing ax_reg…by_reg stage and the existing resulta_tmp stage, so latency stays at 2 cycles, aclr behavior is unchanged, and the chainin/chainout chaining contract, module port list, and all downstream consumers (dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → accumulator_24_30_3, which sign-extends bit 23) are untouched. No new operations or datatypes are introduced.
Risks.
- Signedness mismatch: the RTL multiplies are unsigned while
accumulator_24_30_3sign-extendsi_result[23]. This pre-existing inconsistency is deliberately not fixed — zero-extension reproduces the current bit-exact behavior; sign-extending instead would silently change results. - Extension direction: using sign-extension on
ax/bxwould corrupt any feature value with bit 15 set. Must be zero-extend. - Truncation: must slice
sop_resultinto the 64-bit add and let the 24-bit assignment truncate; takingresult[23:0]first is also equivalent but the full-width form is safer to reason about. enaport: unused in the behavioral branch today and stays unused — no change.- Blast radius is 72 instantiations from one module edit; a mistake is uniform and will show up immediately in any dot-product-level check.
Want me to hand this plan to the reviewer subagent before any implementation?
tool events
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"command": "ls -la; wc -l dla_like.small.v"
}total 384 drwx------ 2 samu samu 4096 Sep 7 20:07 . drwxrwxr-x 3 samu samu 4096 Sep 7 20:07 .. -rw-rw-r-- 1 samu samu 381103 Aug 16 18:14 dla_like.small.v 14570 dla_like.small.v
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{
"command": "grep -n \"^module\\|^endmodule\" dla_like.small.v | head -100"
}19:module DLA ( 1604:endmodule 1606:module inverse_winograd_1 ( 2093:endmodule 2095:module inverse_winograd_adder_30_3 ( 2124:endmodule 2126:module inverse_winograd_0 ( 2623:endmodule 2625:module inverse_winograd_3 ( 3092:endmodule 3094:module inverse_winograd_2 ( 3571:endmodule 3573:module inverse_winograd_5 ( 4020:endmodule 4022:module inverse_winograd_4 ( 4479:endmodule 4481:module inverse_winograd_7 ( 4908:endmodule 4910:module inverse_winograd_6 ( 5347:endmodule 5349:module inverse_winograd_9 ( 5756:endmodule 5758:module inverse_winograd_8 ( 6175:endmodule 6177:module inverse_winograd_11 ( 6564:endmodule 6566:module inverse_winograd_10 ( 6963:endmodule 6965:module winograd_transform_1 ( 8839:endmodule 8841:module winograd_adder_16_20_4 ( 8899:endmodule 8901:module winograd_dsp_16 ( 8971:endmodule 8973:module winograd_transform_0 ( 10847:endmodule 10849:module stream_buffer_5_1 ( 11002:endmodule 11004:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_15 ( 11040:endmodule 11042:module stream_buffer_5_0 ( 11195:endmodule 11197:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_05 ( 11233:endmodule 11235:module processing_element ( 11644:endmodule 11646:module dot_product_16_8_30_2 ( 11694:endmodule 11696:module dsp_block_16_8_false ( 11752:endmodule 11754:module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_05 ( 11794:endmodule 11796:module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_03 ( 11836:endmodule 11838:module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_02 ( 11878:endmodule 11880:module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_01 ( 11920:endmodule 11922:module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_00 ( 11962:endmodule 11964:module accumulator_24_30_3 ( 12004:endmodule 12006:module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_04 ( 12046:endmodule 12048:module stream_buffer_4_0 ( 12201:endmodule 12203:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_04 ( 12239:endmodule 12241:module stream_buffer_4_1 ( 12394:endmodule 12396:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_14 ( 12432:endmodule 12434:module stream_buffer_2_0 ( 12587:endmodule 12589:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_02 ( 12625:endmodule 12627:module stream_buffer_2_1 ( 12780:endmodule 12782:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_12 ( 12818:endmodule 12820:module stream_buffer_1_1 ( 12973:endmodule 12975:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_11 ( 13011:endmodule 13013:module stream_buffer_1_0 ( 13166:endmodule 13168:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_01 ( 13204:endmodule 13206:module stream_buffer_0_0 ( 13359:endmodule 13361:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_00 ( 13397:endmodule 13399:module stream_buffer_0_1 ( 13552:endmodule 13554:module buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_10 ( 13590:endmodule 13592:module signal_width_reducer ( 13705:endmodule 13707:module pipelined_xor_tree_16 ( 13840:endmodule
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{
"command": "sed -n '8901,8975p' dla_like.small.v"
}module winograd_dsp_16 ( input clk, input ena, input aclr, input [15:0] ay, input [15:0] by, input [2:0] coefsela, input [2:0] coefselb, output [15:0] resulta, output [15:0] resultb ); reg [15:0] coefa, coefb, ay_reg, by_reg, resa_reg, resb_reg; assign resulta = resa_reg; assign resultb = resb_reg; always @ (posedge clk) begin if (aclr) begin coefa <= 0; coefb <= 0; ay_reg <= 0; by_reg <= 0; resa_reg <= 0; resb_reg <= 0; end else begin ay_reg <= ay; by_reg <= by; if (coefsela == 0) begin coefa <= 5; end else if (coefsela == 1) begin coefa <= -5; end else if (coefsela == 2) begin coefa <= 10; end else if (coefsela == 3) begin coefa <= -10; end else if (coefsela == 4) begin coefa <= 20; end else if (coefsela == 5) begin coefa <= -20; end else if (coefsela == 6) begin coefa <= 25; end else if (coefsela == 7) begin coefa <= -25; end else begin coefa <= 0; end if (coefselb == 0) begin coefb <= 5; end else if (coefselb == 1) begin coefb <= -5; end else if (coefselb == 2) begin coefb <= 10; end else if (coefselb == 3) begin coefb <= -10; end else if (coefselb == 4) begin coefb <= 20; end else if (coefselb == 5) begin coefb <= -20; end else if (coefselb == 6) begin coefb <= 25; end else if (coefselb == 7) begin coefb <= -25; end else begin coefb <= 0; end resa_reg <= ay_reg * coefa; resb_reg <= by_reg * coefb; end end endmodule module winograd_transform_0 ( input clk, input i_valid,
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{
"command": "sed -n '11696,11755p' dla_like.small.v"
}module dsp_block_16_8_false (
input clk,
input ena,
input aclr,
input [15:0] ax,
input [7:0] ay,
input [15:0] bx,
input [7:0] by,
input [63:0] chainin,
output [63:0] chainout,
output [23:0] resulta
);
wire [11:0] mode;
assign mode = 12'b1010_1010_0110;
`ifdef complex_dsp
int_sop_2 mac_component (
.mode_sigs(mode),
.clk(clk),
.reset(aclr),
.ax(ax),
.ay(ay),
.bx(bx),
.by(by),
.chainin(chainin),
.result(resulta),
.chainout(chainout)
);
`else
reg [15:0] ax_reg;
reg [7:0] ay_reg;
reg [15:0] bx_reg;
reg [7:0] by_reg;
reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;
always @(posedge clk) begin
if(aclr) begin
resulta_tmp <= 0;
ax_reg <= 0;
ay_reg <= 0;
bx_reg <= 0;
by_reg <= 0;
end
else begin
ax_reg <= ax;
ay_reg <= ay;
bx_reg <= bx;
by_reg <= by;
resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;
end
end
assign resulta = resulta_tmp;
assign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};
`endif
endmodule
module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_05 (
input clk,
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{
"command": "sed -n '11646,11700p' dla_like.small.v"
}module dot_product_16_8_30_2 ( input clk, input i_reset, input [15:0] i_features_0, input [7:0] i_weights_0, input [15:0] i_features_1, input [7:0] i_weights_1, output [23:0] o_result ); wire [63:0] chains_0; wire [23:0] res; reg [15:0] f_pipeline_0_0; reg [7:0] w_pipeline_0_0; reg [15:0] f_pipeline_1_0; reg [7:0] w_pipeline_1_0; reg r_pipeline_0; always @ (posedge clk) begin r_pipeline_0 <= i_reset; if(i_reset == 1'b1) begin f_pipeline_0_0 <= 0; w_pipeline_0_0 <= 0; f_pipeline_1_0 <= 0; w_pipeline_1_0 <= 0; end else begin f_pipeline_0_0 <= i_features_0; w_pipeline_0_0 <= i_weights_0; f_pipeline_1_0 <= i_features_1; w_pipeline_1_0 <= i_weights_1; end end dsp_block_16_8_false dsp_block_16_8_false_inst_0 ( .clk(clk), .ena(1'b1), .aclr(r_pipeline_0), .ax(f_pipeline_0_0), .ay(w_pipeline_0_0), .bx(f_pipeline_1_0), .by(w_pipeline_1_0), .chainin(64'd0), .chainout(chains_0), .resulta(res) ); assign o_result = res; endmodule module dsp_block_16_8_false ( input clk, input ena, input aclr, input [15:0] ax,
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{
"command": "sed -n '11235,11440p' dla_like.small.v"
}module processing_element ( input clk, input i_reset, input i_valid, input [15:0] i_features_0_0, output [15:0] o_features_0_0, input [15:0] i_features_0_1, output [15:0] o_features_0_1, input [15:0] i_features_0_2, output [15:0] o_features_0_2, input [15:0] i_features_0_3, output [15:0] o_features_0_3, input [15:0] i_features_0_4, output [15:0] o_features_0_4, input [15:0] i_features_0_5, output [15:0] o_features_0_5, input [15:0] i_features_1_0, output [15:0] o_features_1_0, input [15:0] i_features_1_1, output [15:0] o_features_1_1, input [15:0] i_features_1_2, output [15:0] o_features_1_2, input [15:0] i_features_1_3, output [15:0] o_features_1_3, input [15:0] i_features_1_4, output [15:0] o_features_1_4, input [15:0] i_features_1_5, output [15:0] o_features_1_5, output [29:0] o_result_0, output [29:0] o_result_1, output [29:0] o_result_2, output [29:0] o_result_3, output [29:0] o_result_4, output [29:0] o_result_5, output o_valid, output o_next_reset, output o_next_valid ); wire [23:0] DP_res_0; reg [15:0] if_reg_0_0; wire [7:0] weights_0_0; reg [15:0] if_reg_0_1; wire [7:0] weights_0_1; wire [23:0] DP_res_1; reg [15:0] if_reg_1_0; wire [7:0] weights_1_0; reg [15:0] if_reg_1_1; wire [7:0] weights_1_1; wire [23:0] DP_res_2; reg [15:0] if_reg_2_0; wire [7:0] weights_2_0; reg [15:0] if_reg_2_1; wire [7:0] weights_2_1; wire [23:0] DP_res_3; reg [15:0] if_reg_3_0; wire [7:0] weights_3_0; reg [15:0] if_reg_3_1; wire [7:0] weights_3_1; wire [23:0] DP_res_4; reg [15:0] if_reg_4_0; wire [7:0] weights_4_0; reg [15:0] if_reg_4_1; wire [7:0] weights_4_1; wire [23:0] DP_res_5; reg [15:0] if_reg_5_0; wire [7:0] weights_5_0; reg [15:0] if_reg_5_1; wire [7:0] weights_5_1; reg [10:0] base_addr; reg [10:0] offset; reg [1:0] L_counter; reg [1:0] C_counter; reg [15:0] T_counter; reg reset_1, reset_2, reset_3, next_reset, next_reset_2; reg done, done_1, done_2, done_3, done_4, done_5, done_6; wire [15:0] features_0_0; wire [15:0] features_0_1; wire [15:0] features_1_0; wire [15:0] features_1_1; wire [15:0] features_2_0; wire [15:0] features_2_1; wire [15:0] features_3_0; wire [15:0] features_3_1; wire [15:0] features_4_0; wire [15:0] features_4_1; wire [15:0] features_5_0; wire [15:0] features_5_1; reg valid_0; reg valid_1; reg valid_2; reg valid_3; reg valid_4; reg valid_5; reg valid_6; reg valid_7; reg valid_8; reg valid_9; reg valid_10; reg valid_11; reg next_valid; always @ (posedge clk) begin reset_1 <= ~(i_valid || valid_11); reset_2 <= reset_1; reset_3 <= reset_2; next_reset <= i_reset; next_reset_2 <= next_reset; if (i_reset == 1'b0) begin if_reg_0_0 <= features_0_0; if_reg_0_1 <= features_0_1; if_reg_1_0 <= features_1_0; if_reg_1_1 <= features_1_1; if_reg_2_0 <= features_2_0; if_reg_2_1 <= features_2_1; if_reg_3_0 <= features_3_0; if_reg_3_1 <= features_3_1; if_reg_4_0 <= features_4_0; if_reg_4_1 <= features_4_1; if_reg_5_0 <= features_5_0; if_reg_5_1 <= features_5_1; end end always @ (posedge clk) begin next_valid <= i_valid; if (i_reset) begin valid_0 <= 0; valid_1 <= 0; valid_2 <= 0; valid_3 <= 0; valid_4 <= 0; valid_5 <= 0; valid_6 <= 0; valid_7 <= 0; valid_8 <= 0; valid_9 <= 0; valid_10 <= 0; valid_11 <= 0; end else if ((i_valid == 1'b0) && (valid_11 == 1'b0)) begin base_addr <= 0; offset <= 0; C_counter <= 0; L_counter <= 0; T_counter <= 0; done <= 0; done_1 <= 0; done_2 <= 0; done_3 <= 0; done_4 <= 0; done_5 <= 0; done_6 <= 0; end else if (i_valid || valid_11) begin valid_0 <= i_valid; valid_1 <= valid_0; valid_2 <= valid_1; valid_3 <= valid_2; valid_4 <= valid_3; valid_5 <= valid_4; valid_6 <= valid_5; valid_7 <= valid_6; valid_8 <= valid_7; valid_9 <= valid_8; valid_10 <= valid_9; valid_11 <= valid_10; if (T_counter <= 1809025) begin done_1 <= done; done_2 <= done_1; done_3 <= done_2; done_4 <= done_3; done_5 <= done_4; done_6 <= done_5; if((C_counter == 0) …[truncated, 4642 chars total]
bash
{
"command": "sed -n '11964,12006p' dla_like.small.v; echo ---; grep -n \"DP_res_0\\|accumulator_24_30_3\" dla_like.small.v | head -20"
}module accumulator_24_30_3 (
input clk,
input i_reset,
input [23:0] i_result,
input i_dp_done,
output [29:0] o_accum
);
reg [29:0] cir_shift_reg_0;
reg [29:0] cir_shift_reg_1;
reg [29:0] cir_shift_reg_2;
reg [29:0] out_reg;
reg [29:0] in_reg;
always @ (posedge clk) begin
if(i_reset == 1'b1) begin
cir_shift_reg_0 <= 0;
cir_shift_reg_1 <= 0;
cir_shift_reg_2 <= 0;
out_reg <= 0;
in_reg <= 0;
end else begin
if (i_result[23] == 1'b0) begin
in_reg <= {6'b000000, i_result};
end else begin
in_reg <= {6'b111111, i_result};
end
if(i_dp_done == 1'b1) begin
out_reg <= (cir_shift_reg_0 + in_reg);
cir_shift_reg_2 <= 0;
end else begin
cir_shift_reg_2 <= (cir_shift_reg_0 + in_reg);
end
cir_shift_reg_0 <= cir_shift_reg_1;
cir_shift_reg_1 <= cir_shift_reg_2;
end
end
assign o_accum = out_reg;
endmodule
module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_04 (
---
11274:wire [23:0] DP_res_0;
11438: .o_result(DP_res_0)
11491:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_0 (
11494: .i_result(DP_res_0),
11499:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_1 (
11507:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_2 (
11515:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_3 (
11523:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_4 (
11531:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_5 (
11964:module accumulator_24_30_3 (
bash
{
"command": "grep -n \"complex_dsp\\|int_sop_2\\|int_mult\\|\\`ifdef\\|\\`else\\|\\`endif\" dla_like.small.v | head -40; echo ---; grep -rn \"signed\" dla_like.small.v | head"
}11712:`ifdef complex_dsp 11713:int_sop_2 mac_component ( 11726:`else 11750:`endif 14551:`else 14567:`endif ---
bash
{
"command": "grep -c \"dsp_block_16_8_false dsp_block\" dla_like.small.v; grep -c \"dot_product_16_8_30_2 dot_product\" dla_like.small.v; grep -c \"processing_element \" dla_like.small.v; echo ---; sed -n '11726,11752p' dla_like.small.v"
}1
6
13
---
`else
reg [15:0] ax_reg;
reg [7:0] ay_reg;
reg [15:0] bx_reg;
reg [7:0] by_reg;
reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;
always @(posedge clk) begin
if(aclr) begin
resulta_tmp <= 0;
ax_reg <= 0;
ay_reg <= 0;
bx_reg <= 0;
by_reg <= 0;
end
else begin
ax_reg <= ax;
ay_reg <= ay;
bx_reg <= bx;
by_reg <= by;
resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;
end
end
assign resulta = resulta_tmp;
assign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};
`endif
endmodule
Call 2 · reviewer:plan · anthropic/claude-opus-5 · ok
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You are an INDEPENDENT, fair Reviewer. You did not write this plan. Judge it on merit.
Target mode: comb_sop_2_18_mode Tier: T1 Rule: Direct replacement: no change to the computed function or surrounding structure; no datatype change.
Region: dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1166 (op 'sop', datatype int16, consumers ['dsp_block_16_8_false']).
APPROVE the plan if it is correct and representative — a legitimate adaptation does not need to
be perfect, only sound. Do NOT demand rewrites for style, minor wording, or hypothetical concerns.
REVISE ONLY for a CONCRETE, specific violation you can name: (a) it changes the computed function
when the tier forbids it; (b) it introduces an operation/datatype absent from the design and not
admitted by the tier; (c) it fabricates terms to match a mode's n_terms (products that did not
exist / do not share a reduction); (d) it wires the mode to constants or a dead sink (mode island).
If none of these apply, APPROVE.
Your FIRST line must be exactly 'APPROVE' or 'REVISE', nothing else. If REVISE, the next lines
must name the specific violation (a/b/c/d) and what to change.
--- PLAN ---
I'll start by examining the source file, focusing on the candidate regions.
Now let me read the two key candidate modules.
TIER: T1
REGIONS: dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1166, dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1167
SHARED_REDUCTION: The + reduction on line 11745 of dsp_block_16_8_false that forms resulta_tmp (24-bit MAC result) — both products are summed into the same node, which drives resulta/chainout, then dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → processing_element.DP_res_* → accumulator_24_30_3.i_result. 72 instances (12 processing_element × 6 dot_product_16_8_30_2 × 1 dsp_block_16_8_false).
MAPPING: ax_reg[15:0] → ax[18] (zero-extend by 2, {2'b00, ax_reg}); ay_reg[7:0] → ay[19] (zero-extend by 11); bx_reg[15:0] → bx[18] (zero-extend by 2); by_reg[7:0] → by[19] (zero-extend by 11); result[63:0] → the left operand of the retained + chainin adder, whose sum is truncated into resulta_tmp[23:0] exactly as today. No term ports are left over (both product slots are used), so no tie-offs are required.
PLAN:
Why this region. dsp_block_16_8_false is the arithmetic heart of the DLA systolic datapath and is already written as a two-term sum of products: resulta_tmp <= ax_reg*ay_reg + bx_reg*by_reg + chainin;. The module even carries an int_sop_2 hard-macro instantiation under `ifdef complex_dsp , i.e. the design's author explicitly intended this to be a DSP SOP block; the behavioral `else branch (lines 11726–11749) is the path a synthesizer without complex_dsp sees, and that is where the two candidate $mul regions live. Both products feed one shared adder node — the canonical fusion target.
Why not the other candidates. winograd_dsp_16 ($733, $734) computes resa_reg <= ay_reg*coefa and resb_reg <= by_reg*coefb. These are two independent constant-coefficient multiplies driving two separate module outputs (resulta, resultb) that fan out to different Winograd transform lanes. There is no shared reduction, so fusing them into one comb_sop_2_18 would fabricate a sum that does not exist in the design. Excluded per the rules.
Edit (single module, applies to all 72 instances). In the `else branch of dsp_block_16_8_false:
- Add
wire [63:0] sop_result;and instantiatecomb_sop_2_18combinationally, driven by the existing input pipeline registersax_reg/ay_reg/bx_reg/by_reg(zero-extended as in MAPPING). - Replace the RHS on line 11745 with
resulta_tmp <= sop_result + chainin;. - Leave
ax_reg…by_regcapture, theaclrreset arm,assign resulta = resulta_tmp;andassign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};untouched. - Leave the
`ifdef complex_dsp/int_sop_2branch untouched.
Function preservation. Verilog + is left-associative, so the original expression already parses as ((ax_reg*ay_reg) + (bx_reg*by_reg)) + chainin. The hard block replaces exactly the parenthesized subtree; the + chainin adder and its operand order are unchanged — this is a subtree swap, not a re-association, hence T1. All operands are unsigned and strictly narrower than their ports (16 < 18, 8 < 19), so zero-extension into the signed ports is exact and both products are non-negative. Max sum is 2·(2^16−1)(2^8−1) ≈ 3.34e7, far inside 64 bits, so sop_result is bit-identical to the 64-bit value the original expression produced before the chainin add, and the final truncation to resulta_tmp[23:0] is preserved (truncation commutes with modular addition).
Timing / structure preservation. The block is combinational and is inserted between the existing ax_reg…by_reg stage and the existing resulta_tmp stage, so latency stays at 2 cycles, aclr behavior is unchanged, and the chainin/chainout chaining contract, module port list, and all downstream consumers (dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → accumulator_24_30_3, which sign-extends bit 23) are untouched. No new operations or datatypes are introduced.
Risks.
- Signedness mismatch: the RTL multiplies are unsigned while
accumulator_24_30_3sign-extendsi_result[23]. This pre-existing inconsistency is deliberately not fixed — zero-extension reproduces the current bit-exact behavior; sign-extending instead would silently change results. - Extension direction: using sign-extension on
ax/bxwould corrupt any feature value with bit 15 set. Must be zero-extend. - Truncation: must slice
sop_resultinto the 64-bit add and let the 24-bit assignment truncate; takingresult[23:0]first is also equivalent but the full-width form is safer to reason about. enaport: unused in the behavioral branch today and stays unused — no change.- Blast radius is 72 instantiations from one module edit; a mistake is uniform and will show up immediately in any dot-product-level check.
Want me to hand this plan to the reviewer subagent before any implementation?
Read these files in this directory: dla_like.small.v
APPROVE
Verification against the source (dla_like.small.v) and the T1 rule:
- (a) Function unchanged — OK. Line 11745 reads
resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;. Verilog left-associativity means the two products are already a distinct subtree; replacing exactly that subtree and keeping+ chaininand the 24-bit truncating assignment preserves bit-exact behavior. Operands are unsigned[15:0]/[7:0], so zero-extension into the wider (signed) mode ports is exact and products stay non-negative; max ~3.34e7 fits trivially. Insertion between the existing*_regstage and theresulta_tmpstage keeps latency at 2 cycles andaclrsemantics intact. - (b) No new op/datatype — OK. Still int16×int8 products summed; no widening of the stored result, no signedness change (the plan explicitly declines to "fix" the pre-existing zero-extend-vs-
i_result[23]-sign-extend inconsistency inaccumulator_24_30_3, line 11986 — correct call for T1). - (c) No fabricated terms — OK. Both products exist in the RTL and share the same
+reduction node. The exclusion ofwinograd_dsp_16is correct:resa_reg/resb_reg(lines 8913–8915) drive two separate outputs with no shared sum, so fusing them would have been a fabrication. - (d) No mode island — OK. Driven by the real
ax_reg…by_regpipeline, output reachesresulta/chainout→dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result→accumulator_24_30_3. No constant tie-offs, both term slots used, live sink.
The ifdef complex_dsp branch being left alone is also right — the behavioral else branch is where the flagged $mul regions live. No concrete violation; approving.
tool events
bash
{
"command": "ls; pwd"
}dla_like.small.v /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/_scratch/oc_qhabbfi7
bash
{
"command": "sed -n '11690,11760p' dla_like.small.v"
});
assign o_result = res;
endmodule
module dsp_block_16_8_false (
input clk,
input ena,
input aclr,
input [15:0] ax,
input [7:0] ay,
input [15:0] bx,
input [7:0] by,
input [63:0] chainin,
output [63:0] chainout,
output [23:0] resulta
);
wire [11:0] mode;
assign mode = 12'b1010_1010_0110;
`ifdef complex_dsp
int_sop_2 mac_component (
.mode_sigs(mode),
.clk(clk),
.reset(aclr),
.ax(ax),
.ay(ay),
.bx(bx),
.by(by),
.chainin(chainin),
.result(resulta),
.chainout(chainout)
);
`else
reg [15:0] ax_reg;
reg [7:0] ay_reg;
reg [15:0] bx_reg;
reg [7:0] by_reg;
reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;
always @(posedge clk) begin
if(aclr) begin
resulta_tmp <= 0;
ax_reg <= 0;
ay_reg <= 0;
bx_reg <= 0;
by_reg <= 0;
end
else begin
ax_reg <= ax;
ay_reg <= ay;
bx_reg <= bx;
by_reg <= by;
resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;
end
end
assign resulta = resulta_tmp;
assign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};
`endif
endmodule
module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_05 (
input clk,
input wen0,
input wen1,
input [9:0] addr0,
input [7:0] wdata0,
output [7:0] data0,
bash
{
"command": "grep -n \"module winograd_dsp_16\" -A 60 dla_like.small.v | sed -n '1,70p'; echo ====; grep -n \"dsp_block_16_8_false\\|comb_sop\\|int_sop_2\" dla_like.small.v | head -40"
}8901:module winograd_dsp_16 ( 8902- input clk, 8903- input ena, 8904- input aclr, 8905- input [15:0] ay, 8906- input [15:0] by, 8907- input [2:0] coefsela, 8908- input [2:0] coefselb, 8909- output [15:0] resulta, 8910- output [15:0] resultb 8911-); 8912- 8913-reg [15:0] coefa, coefb, ay_reg, by_reg, resa_reg, resb_reg; 8914-assign resulta = resa_reg; 8915-assign resultb = resb_reg; 8916- 8917-always @ (posedge clk) begin 8918- if (aclr) begin 8919- coefa <= 0; 8920- coefb <= 0; 8921- ay_reg <= 0; 8922- by_reg <= 0; 8923- resa_reg <= 0; 8924- resb_reg <= 0; 8925- end else begin 8926- ay_reg <= ay; 8927- by_reg <= by; 8928- if (coefsela == 0) begin 8929- coefa <= 5; 8930- end else if (coefsela == 1) begin 8931- coefa <= -5; 8932- end else if (coefsela == 2) begin 8933- coefa <= 10; 8934- end else if (coefsela == 3) begin 8935- coefa <= -10; 8936- end else if (coefsela == 4) begin 8937- coefa <= 20; 8938- end else if (coefsela == 5) begin 8939- coefa <= -20; 8940- end else if (coefsela == 6) begin 8941- coefa <= 25; 8942- end else if (coefsela == 7) begin 8943- coefa <= -25; 8944- end else begin 8945- coefa <= 0; 8946- end 8947- if (coefselb == 0) begin 8948- coefb <= 5; 8949- end else if (coefselb == 1) begin 8950- coefb <= -5; 8951- end else if (coefselb == 2) begin 8952- coefb <= 10; 8953- end else if (coefselb == 3) begin 8954- coefb <= -10; 8955- end else if (coefselb == 4) begin 8956- coefb <= 20; 8957- end else if (coefselb == 5) begin 8958- coefb <= -20; 8959- end else if (coefselb == 6) begin 8960- coefb <= 25; 8961- end else if (coefselb == 7) begin ==== 11679:dsp_block_16_8_false dsp_block_16_8_false_inst_0 ( 11696:module dsp_block_16_8_false ( 11713:int_sop_2 mac_component (
bash
{
"command": "grep -n \"module accumulator_24_30_3\" -A 40 dla_like.small.v | sed -n '1,45p'"
}11964:module accumulator_24_30_3 (
11965- input clk,
11966- input i_reset,
11967- input [23:0] i_result,
11968- input i_dp_done,
11969- output [29:0] o_accum
11970-);
11971-
11972-reg [29:0] cir_shift_reg_0;
11973-reg [29:0] cir_shift_reg_1;
11974-reg [29:0] cir_shift_reg_2;
11975-reg [29:0] out_reg;
11976-reg [29:0] in_reg;
11977-
11978-always @ (posedge clk) begin
11979- if(i_reset == 1'b1) begin
11980- cir_shift_reg_0 <= 0;
11981- cir_shift_reg_1 <= 0;
11982- cir_shift_reg_2 <= 0;
11983- out_reg <= 0;
11984- in_reg <= 0;
11985- end else begin
11986- if (i_result[23] == 1'b0) begin
11987- in_reg <= {6'b000000, i_result};
11988- end else begin
11989- in_reg <= {6'b111111, i_result};
11990- end
11991- if(i_dp_done == 1'b1) begin
11992- out_reg <= (cir_shift_reg_0 + in_reg);
11993- cir_shift_reg_2 <= 0;
11994- end else begin
11995- cir_shift_reg_2 <= (cir_shift_reg_0 + in_reg);
11996- end
11997- cir_shift_reg_0 <= cir_shift_reg_1;
11998- cir_shift_reg_1 <= cir_shift_reg_2;
11999- end
12000-end
12001-
12002-assign o_accum = out_reg;
12003-
12004-endmodule
Call 3 · editor · anthropic/claude-opus-5 · ok
read outside the work dir: a prior run's edited design, a behavioral model, the framework repository
/home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/vtr_demo/raygentop/comb_mult_add_16_mode/20260906-002639-68ab30/edit/raygentop/raygentop.v/home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v
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Edit dla_like.small.v in this directory. Direct replacement: map the existing arithmetic onto the mode's primitive with no change to the computed function or the surrounding structure.
Goal: rewrite the RTL so the hard-block mode 'comb_sop_2_18_mode' is exercised in the packed netlist,
doing real work, while preserving the design's behaviour and role.
Tier: T1
Hard-block primitive to instantiate: comb_sop_2_18 (precision INT19)
computes: out = ax*ay + bx*by
input ports: ax[18], ay[19], bx[18], by[19]
output ports: result[64]
arithmetic: the block's operands and result are signed two's complement. A design operand narrower than its port must be widened to the port width: zero-extended if the design treats it as unsigned, sign-extended if signed. An unsigned design operand as wide as its port has no exact representation on this block.
timing: the block is combinational; result is valid in the same cycle the inputs are applied (no clock port).
Wire EVERY operand of the fused region onto the input ports (name them exactly as above); drive the region's real consumer from the output port. Tie unused term ports to 0. Do not leave input ports unconnected.
This is a MULTI-REGION fusion: aggregate these 2 product regions — dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1166, dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1167 — which already feed the common reduction 'The + reduction on line 11745 of dsp_block_16_8_false that forms resulta_tmp (24-bit MAC result) — both products are summed into the same node, which drives resulta/chainout, then dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → processing_element.DP_res_* → accumulator_24_30_3.i_result. 72 instances (12 processing_element × 6 dot_product_16_8_30_2 × 1 dsp_block_16_8_false).', into one 2-term 'comb_sop_2_18_mode' instance. Fuse only these existing terms; do not invent new ones.
Rules: edit Verilog source only; preserve the module's live inputs/outputs and its downstream
consumers; do not introduce operations or datatypes absent from the design unless this tier
admits a variant; keep the surrounding design unchanged for T1/T2. Do not fabricate terms merely
to match a mode's n_terms — that is not representative.
Follow this approved plan:
I'll start by examining the source file, focusing on the candidate regions.
Now let me read the two key candidate modules.
TIER: T1
REGIONS: dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1166, dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1167
SHARED_REDUCTION: The + reduction on line 11745 of dsp_block_16_8_false that forms resulta_tmp (24-bit MAC result) — both products are summed into the same node, which drives resulta/chainout, then dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → processing_element.DP_res_* → accumulator_24_30_3.i_result. 72 instances (12 processing_element × 6 dot_product_16_8_30_2 × 1 dsp_block_16_8_false).
MAPPING: ax_reg[15:0] → ax[18] (zero-extend by 2, {2'b00, ax_reg}); ay_reg[7:0] → ay[19] (zero-extend by 11); bx_reg[15:0] → bx[18] (zero-extend by 2); by_reg[7:0] → by[19] (zero-extend by 11); result[63:0] → the left operand of the retained + chainin adder, whose sum is truncated into resulta_tmp[23:0] exactly as today. No term ports are left over (both product slots are used), so no tie-offs are required.
PLAN:
Why this region. dsp_block_16_8_false is the arithmetic heart of the DLA systolic datapath and is already written as a two-term sum of products: resulta_tmp <= ax_reg*ay_reg + bx_reg*by_reg + chainin;. The module even carries an int_sop_2 hard-macro instantiation under `ifdef complex_dsp , i.e. the design's author explicitly intended this to be a DSP SOP block; the behavioral `else branch (lines 11726–11749) is the path a synthesizer without complex_dsp sees, and that is where the two candidate $mul regions live. Both products feed one shared adder node — the canonical fusion target.
Why not the other candidates. winograd_dsp_16 ($733, $734) computes resa_reg <= ay_reg*coefa and resb_reg <= by_reg*coefb. These are two independent constant-coefficient multiplies driving two separate module outputs (resulta, resultb) that fan out to different Winograd transform lanes. There is no shared reduction, so fusing them into one comb_sop_2_18 would fabricate a sum that does not exist in the design. Excluded per the rules.
Edit (single module, applies to all 72 instances). In the `else branch of dsp_block_16_8_false:
- Add
wire [63:0] sop_result;and instantiatecomb_sop_2_18combinationally, driven by the existing input pipeline registersax_reg/ay_reg/bx_reg/by_reg(zero-extended as in MAPPING). - Replace the RHS on line 11745 with
resulta_tmp <= sop_result + chainin;. - Leave
ax_reg…by_regcapture, theaclrreset arm,assign resulta = resulta_tmp;andassign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};untouched. - Leave the
`ifdef complex_dsp/int_sop_2branch untouched.
Function preservation. Verilog + is left-associative, so the original expression already parses as ((ax_reg*ay_reg) + (bx_reg*by_reg)) + chainin. The hard block replaces exactly the parenthesized subtree; the + chainin adder and its operand order are unchanged — this is a subtree swap, not a re-association, hence T1. All operands are unsigned and strictly narrower than their ports (16 < 18, 8 < 19), so zero-extension into the signed ports is exact and both products are non-negative. Max sum is 2·(2^16−1)(2^8−1) ≈ 3.34e7, far inside 64 bits, so sop_result is bit-identical to the 64-bit value the original expression produced before the chainin add, and the final truncation to resulta_tmp[23:0] is preserved (truncation commutes with modular addition).
Timing / structure preservation. The block is combinational and is inserted between the existing ax_reg…by_reg stage and the existing resulta_tmp stage, so latency stays at 2 cycles, aclr behavior is unchanged, and the chainin/chainout chaining contract, module port list, and all downstream consumers (dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → accumulator_24_30_3, which sign-extends bit 23) are untouched. No new operations or datatypes are introduced.
Risks.
- Signedness mismatch: the RTL multiplies are unsigned while
accumulator_24_30_3sign-extendsi_result[23]. This pre-existing inconsistency is deliberately not fixed — zero-extension reproduces the current bit-exact behavior; sign-extending instead would silently change results. - Extension direction: using sign-extension on
ax/bxwould corrupt any feature value with bit 15 set. Must be zero-extend. - Truncation: must slice
sop_resultinto the 64-bit add and let the 24-bit assignment truncate; takingresult[23:0]first is also equivalent but the full-width form is safer to reason about. enaport: unused in the behavioral branch today and stays unused — no change.- Blast radius is 72 instantiations from one module edit; a mistake is uniform and will show up immediately in any dot-product-level check.
Want me to hand this plan to the reviewer subagent before any implementation?
Work iteratively IN THIS SESSION: after each edit, run bash check.sh dla_like.small.v and read its output; if it does not synthesize, fix the RTL and check again. Do NOT run place-and-route or any VTR/vpr command — that is verified separately. Stop when check.sh reports it synthesizes cleanly with the intended arithmetic.
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I'll start by examining the file and the target module.
Yosys tolerates the undefined blackbox (same convention as the existing raygentop adaptation). Now the edit:
Now verify the cell census in the affected module and that the block is really wired:72 instances survive flatten; opt_clean, matching the predicted 12×6×1. Now a functional equivalence check against the behavioral model:
tool events
bash
{
"command": "ls -la"
}total 388 drwxrwxr-x 2 samu samu 4096 Sep 7 20:09 . drwxrwxr-x 4 samu samu 4096 Sep 7 20:09 .. -rw-rw-r-- 1 samu samu 467 Sep 7 20:09 check.sh -rw-rw-r-- 1 samu samu 381103 Aug 16 18:14 dla_like.small.v
bash
{
"command": "sed -n '11690,11760p' dla_like.small.v"
});
assign o_result = res;
endmodule
module dsp_block_16_8_false (
input clk,
input ena,
input aclr,
input [15:0] ax,
input [7:0] ay,
input [15:0] bx,
input [7:0] by,
input [63:0] chainin,
output [63:0] chainout,
output [23:0] resulta
);
wire [11:0] mode;
assign mode = 12'b1010_1010_0110;
`ifdef complex_dsp
int_sop_2 mac_component (
.mode_sigs(mode),
.clk(clk),
.reset(aclr),
.ax(ax),
.ay(ay),
.bx(bx),
.by(by),
.chainin(chainin),
.result(resulta),
.chainout(chainout)
);
`else
reg [15:0] ax_reg;
reg [7:0] ay_reg;
reg [15:0] bx_reg;
reg [7:0] by_reg;
reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;
always @(posedge clk) begin
if(aclr) begin
resulta_tmp <= 0;
ax_reg <= 0;
ay_reg <= 0;
bx_reg <= 0;
by_reg <= 0;
end
else begin
ax_reg <= ax;
ay_reg <= ay;
bx_reg <= bx;
by_reg <= by;
resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;
end
end
assign resulta = resulta_tmp;
assign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};
`endif
endmodule
module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_05 (
input clk,
input wen0,
input wen1,
input [9:0] addr0,
input [7:0] wdata0,
output [7:0] data0,
read
{
"filePath": "/home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/dla_only/dla_like.small/comb_sop_2_18_mode/20260907-200734-b07463/edit/dla_like.small/check.sh"
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1: #!/usr/bin/env bash
2: # Inner-loop check: syntax + synthesis + arithmetic census. NOT place-and-route.
3: # usage: bash check.sh <file.v>
4: set -u
5: f="${1:?usage: check.sh <file.v>}"
6: out="$(yosys -q -p "read_verilog $f; hierarchy -auto-top; proc; opt; stat" 2>&1)"
7: if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
8: echo "FAIL: does not synthesize"
9: echo "$out" | tail -25
10: exit 1
11: fi
12: echo "OK: synthesizes cleanly"
13: echo "$out" | grep -E '^\s+[0-9]+\s+\$(mul|add|sub|mem|memrd|memwr|dff|mux)' || true
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"command": "grep -n \"comb_sop\\|module int_sop_2\\|celldefine\\|blackbox\" dla_like.small.v | head -30"
}(no output)
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"command": "bash check.sh dla_like.small.v"
}OK: synthesizes cleanly
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}Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_03_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_03_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_03_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_03_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_13_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_13_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_13_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_3_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_13_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_10_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_10_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_10_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_10_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_00.u_dpram.addr2 from 13 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_00_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_00_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_00_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_0_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_00_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_01_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_01_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_01_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_01_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_11_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_11_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_11_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_1_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_11_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_12_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_12_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_12_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_12_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_02_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_02_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_02_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_2_0.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_02_B0.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_4_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_14_B1.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_4_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_14_B1.waddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing cell port stream_buffer_4_1.buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_14_B0.raddr from 15 bits to 12 bits. Warning: Resizing …[truncated, 4427 chars total]
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"command": "yosys -p \"read_verilog dla_like.small.v; hierarchy -auto-top; proc; opt; stat\" 2>/dev/null | grep -E \"^(=== | \\\\\\$| *[0-9]+ +\\\\\\$)\" | grep -E \"===|mul|add|sub\" | head -40"
}=== $paramod$b0c20848f041a0dfbd2830d2c20e49a8ba18e136\dpram === === $paramod$f7c88e3735cecbf13db8531286d9b6cf76d9bddd\dpram === === DLA === === accumulator_24_30_3 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_00 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_01 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_02 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_03 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_04 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_05 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_10 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_11 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_12 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_13 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_14 === === buffer_16_24200_buffer_init_15 === === dot_product_16_8_30_2 === === dsp_block_16_8_false === === inverse_winograd_0 === === inverse_winograd_1 === === inverse_winograd_10 === === inverse_winograd_11 === === inverse_winograd_2 === === inverse_winograd_3 === === inverse_winograd_4 === === inverse_winograd_5 === === inverse_winograd_6 === === inverse_winograd_7 === === inverse_winograd_8 === === inverse_winograd_9 === === inverse_winograd_adder_30_3 === === pipelined_xor_tree_16 === === pooling === === processing_element === === signal_width_reducer === === store_output === === stream_buffer_0_0 === === stream_buffer_0_1 === === stream_buffer_1_0 === === stream_buffer_1_1 ===
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"command": "yosys -p \"read_verilog dla_like.small.v; hierarchy -auto-top; proc; opt; stat\" 2>/dev/null | awk '/=== dsp_block_16_8_false ===/,/^$/' | head -40"
}=== dsp_block_16_8_false ===
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"command": "yosys -p \"read_verilog dla_like.small.v; hierarchy -auto-top; proc; opt; stat\" 2>/dev/null | grep -n \"dsp_block_16_8_false\" "
}89:Generating RTLIL representation for module `\dsp_block_16_8_false'. 159:root of 0 design levels: dsp_block_16_8_false 215:Used module: \dsp_block_16_8_false 356:Used module: \dsp_block_16_8_false 416:Used module: \dsp_block_16_8_false 749:Marked 1 switch rules as full_case in process $proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165 in module dsp_block_16_8_false. 1152:Creating decoders for process `\dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 2842:Creating register for signal `\dsp_block_16_8_false.\ay_reg' using process `\dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 2844:Creating register for signal `\dsp_block_16_8_false.\by_reg' using process `\dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 2846:Creating register for signal `\dsp_block_16_8_false.\ax_reg' using process `\dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 2848:Creating register for signal `\dsp_block_16_8_false.\bx_reg' using process `\dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 2850:Creating register for signal `\dsp_block_16_8_false.\resulta_tmp' using process `\dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 6244:Found and cleaned up 1 empty switch in `\dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 6245:Removing empty process `dsp_block_16_8_false.$proc$dla_like.small.v:11732$1165'. 6414:Optimizing module dsp_block_16_8_false. 6495:Optimizing module dsp_block_16_8_false. 6567:Finding identical cells in module `\dsp_block_16_8_false'. 6735:Running muxtree optimizer on module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 6994: Optimizing cells in module \dsp_block_16_8_false. 7066:Finding identical cells in module `\dsp_block_16_8_false'. 7451:Adding SRST signal on $procdff$12153 ($dff) from module dsp_block_16_8_false (D = \ay, Q = \ay_reg, rval = 8'00000000). 7452:Adding SRST signal on $procdff$12154 ($dff) from module dsp_block_16_8_false (D = \by, Q = \by_reg, rval = 8'00000000). 7453:Adding SRST signal on $procdff$12155 ($dff) from module dsp_block_16_8_false (D = \ax, Q = \ax_reg, rval = 16'0000000000000000). 7454:Adding SRST signal on $procdff$12156 ($dff) from module dsp_block_16_8_false (D = \bx, Q = \bx_reg, rval = 16'0000000000000000). 7455:Adding SRST signal on $procdff$12157 ($dff) from module dsp_block_16_8_false (D = $add$dla_like.small.v:11745$1169_Y [23:0], Q = \resulta_tmp, rval = 24'000000000000000000000000). 8213:Finding unused cells or wires in module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 8259:Optimizing module dsp_block_16_8_false. 8372:Running muxtree optimizer on module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 8546: Optimizing cells in module \dsp_block_16_8_false. 8607:Finding identical cells in module `\dsp_block_16_8_false'. 8757:Finding unused cells or wires in module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 8819:Optimizing module dsp_block_16_8_false. 8930:Running muxtree optimizer on module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 9104: Optimizing cells in module \dsp_block_16_8_false. 9165:Finding identical cells in module `\dsp_block_16_8_false'. 9336:Finding unused cells or wires in module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 9398:Optimizing module dsp_block_16_8_false. 9497:Running muxtree optimizer on module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 9671: Optimizing cells in module \dsp_block_16_8_false. 9732:Finding identical cells in module `\dsp_block_16_8_false'. 9807:Finding unused cells or wires in module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 9869:Optimizing module dsp_block_16_8_false. 9968:Running muxtree optimizer on module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 10142: Optimizing cells in module \dsp_block_16_8_false. 10203:Finding identical cells in module `\dsp_block_16_8_false'. 10266:Finding unused cells or wires in module \dsp_block_16_8_false.. 10326:Optimizing module dsp_block_16_8_false. 10627: dsp_block_16_8_false 1 10629:=== dsp_block_16_8_false === 11491: dsp_block_16_8_false 1
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"command": "yosys -p \"read_verilog dla_like.small.v; hierarchy -auto-top; proc; opt; stat\" 2>/dev/null | sed -n '10629,10660p'"
}=== dsp_block_16_8_false ===
Number of wires: 20
Number of wire bits: 543
Number of public wires: 16
Number of public wire bits: 287
Number of memories: 0
Number of memory bits: 0
Number of processes: 0
Number of cells: 9
$add 2
$mul 2
$sdff 5
=== inverse_winograd_0 ===
Number of wires: 316
Number of wire bits: 8108
Number of public wires: 163
Number of public wire bits: 4116
Number of memories: 0
Number of memory bits: 0
Number of processes: 0
Number of cells: 300
$add 1
$dff 81
$dffe 44
$eq 3
$logic_not 1
$lt 1
$mux 142
$ne 2
bash
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"command": "grep -rln \"comb_sop_2_18\" /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt --include=*.v --include=*.sh --include=*.py --include=*.md --include=*.xml 2>/dev/null | head -20"
}/home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/arch/k6FracN10LB_mem20K_complexDSP_customSB_22nm.xml
bash
{
"command": "cat /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v"
}// comb_sop_2_18.v — behavioral model of comb_sop_2_18, a PROJECT-ADDED combinational two-term
// sum-of-products hard-block mode (arch mode comb_sop_2_18_mode). This mode does not exist
// upstream; it is defined in the working arch copy
// (benchadapt/arch/k6FracN10LB_mem20K_complexDSP_customSB_22nm.xml, the comb_sop_2_18 <model>
// and the comb_sop_2_18_mode <mode>) and in configs/target/comb_sop_2.json. It takes its
// operand widths from the arch's own int_sop_2 / sop_2_mode (18, 19, 18, 19) but is
// combinational and has no reset, mode_sigs, chain or scan ports. There is no silicon, no
// COFFE characterization, and no Koios soft substitute for THIS block; the three project
// files ARE the definition, and this model is written to match them.
//
// KNOWN (from the arch working copy, by construction):
// ports ax[18], ay[19], bx[18], by[19] -> result[64]; no other ports; no clock on the
// model or the pb_type
// timing delay_constant only (2.14e-9, copied from mult_add_mode_18_19_36 as for
// comb_mult_add_16); no T_setup / T_clock_to_Q -> latency 0 cycles, combinational
// result = ax*ay + bx*by (metadata expression), precision INT19
//
// ASSUMPTION (a definition choice, not a measurement; the arch cannot express it):
// S1 signedness — signed (two's complement) on ax, ay, bx, by, as the spec states
// ("signed": true). Modeled with signed operands throughout: each 18x19 product is
// exact in 37 bits (|ax*ay| <= 2^17 * 2^18 = 2^35), the two-product sum is formed at
// 64 bits signed and is exact (|ax*ay + bx*by| <= 2^36, i.e. 38 bits signed), so
// result carries the full sum with no truncation.
module comb_sop_2_18 (
input [17:0] ax,
input [18:0] ay,
input [17:0] bx,
input [18:0] by,
output [63:0] result
);
wire signed [17:0] sax = ax; // S1
wire signed [18:0] say = ay;
wire signed [17:0] sbx = bx;
wire signed [18:0] sby = by;
wire signed [36:0] prod_a = sax * say; // 18x19 -> 37, exact
wire signed [36:0] prod_b = sbx * sby; // 18x19 -> 37, exact
wire signed [63:0] sum = prod_a + prod_b; // 64-bit signed, exact
assign result = sum;
endmodule
bash
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"command": "ls /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/ 2>/dev/null; grep -rln \"comb_mult_add_16\\|int_sop_2 \" /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs --include=*.v 2>/dev/null | head"
}attention_only diffeq_only dla_only _scratch vtr_demo /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/dla_only/dla_like.small/comb_sop_2_18_mode/20260907-200734-b07463/edit/.pristine/dla_like.small/dla_like.small.v /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/dla_only/dla_like.small/comb_sop_2_18_mode/20260907-200734-b07463/edit/dla_like.small/dla_like.small.v /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/vtr_demo/raygentop/comb_mult_add_16_mode/20260905-233425-5363c7/vtr/raygentop/raygentop.v /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/vtr_demo/raygentop/comb_mult_add_16_mode/20260905-233425-5363c7/edit/raygentop/raygentop.v /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/vtr_demo/raygentop/comb_mult_add_16_mode/20260906-002639-68ab30/vtr/raygentop/raygentop.v /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/vtr_demo/raygentop/comb_mult_add_16_mode/20260906-002639-68ab30/edit/raygentop/raygentop.v
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"command": "grep -n \"comb_mult_add_16\" -A18 -B8 /home/samu/dev/llm-hardblocks/benchadapt/outputs/adapt/vtr_demo/raygentop/comb_mult_add_16_mode/20260906-002639-68ab30/edit/raygentop/raygentop.v | head -70"
}2859- // reduces them are re-expressed as a chain of fused sum-of-products hard blocks.
2860- // ul/vl/wl are unsigned 8-bit and rul/rvl/rwl unsigned 7-bit, so zero-extension
2861- // into the signed 16-bit ports is exact; each product is at most 255*127 = 32385
2862- // and the three-term sum at most 97155, so the chain never overflows bx/result.
2863- wire[63:0] rmac_a_result;
2864- wire[63:0] rmac_b_result;
2865- wire[63:0] rmac_c_result;
2866-
2867: comb_mult_add_16 rmac_a (
2868- .ax({8'b0, ul}),
2869- .ay({9'b0, rul}),
2870- .bx(32'b0),
2871- .result(rmac_a_result)
2872- );
2873-
2874: comb_mult_add_16 rmac_b (
2875- .ax({8'b0, vl}),
2876- .ay({9'b0, rvl}),
2877- .bx(rmac_a_result[31:0]),
2878- .result(rmac_b_result)
2879- );
2880-
2881: comb_mult_add_16 rmac_c (
2882- .ax({8'b0, wl}),
2883- .ay({9'b0, rwl}),
2884- .bx(rmac_b_result[31:0]),
2885- .result(rmac_c_result)
2886- );
2887-
2888- always @(posedge clk)
2889- begin
2890- wl <= 8'b11111111 - u - v ;
2891- ul <= u ;
2892- vl <= v ;
2893- rul <= ru ;
2894- rvl <= rv ;
2895- rwl <= rw ;
2896- gul <= gu ;
2897- gvl <= gv ;
2898- gwl <= gw ;
2899- bul <= bu ;
bash
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}OK: synthesizes cleanly
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11726: `else
11727: reg [15:0] ax_reg;
11728: reg [7:0] ay_reg;
11729: reg [15:0] bx_reg;
11730: reg [7:0] by_reg;
11731: reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;
11732: always @(posedge clk) begin
11733: if(aclr) begin
11734: resulta_tmp <= 0;
11735: ax_reg <= 0;
11736: ay_reg <= 0;
11737: bx_reg <= 0;
11738: by_reg <= 0;
11739: end
11740: else begin
11741: ax_reg <= ax;
11742: ay_reg <= ay;
11743: bx_reg <= bx;
11744: by_reg <= by;
11745: resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;
11746: end
11747: end
11748: assign resulta = resulta_tmp;
11749: assign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};
11750: `endif
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"oldString": "reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;\nalways @(posedge clk) begin",
"newString": "reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;\n\n// The two products of this MAC feed one common sum, so they are fused into a single\n// two-term sum-of-products hard block. It is combinational and sits between the existing\n// ax_reg..by_reg input stage and the existing resulta_tmp output stage, so the module's\n// 2-cycle latency, aclr behaviour and chainin/chainout contract are unchanged.\n// ax/bx are unsigned 16-bit and ay/by unsigned 8-bit, all strictly narrower than the\n// signed 18/19-bit ports, so zero-extension is exact and both products are non-negative;\n// the sum is at most 2*(2^16-1)*(2^8-1) < 2^26, far inside the 64-bit result.\nwire [63:0] sop_result;\ncomb_sop_2_18 sop_component (\n\t.ax({2'b0, ax_reg}),\n\t.ay({11'b0, ay_reg}),\n\t.bx({2'b0, bx_reg}),\n\t.by({11'b0, by_reg}),\n\t.result(sop_result)\n);\n\nalways @(posedge clk) begin"
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"oldString": " resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;",
"newString": " resulta_tmp <= sop_result + chainin;"
}Edit applied successfully.
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"command": "bash check.sh dla_like.small.v"
}OK: synthesizes cleanly
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"command": "yosys -p \"read_verilog dla_like.small.v; hierarchy -auto-top; proc; opt; stat\" 2>/dev/null | awk '/^=== dsp_block_16_8_false ===/{f=1} f{print} f&&/sdff|comb_sop/{c++} f&&c&&/^$/{exit}' | head -20"
}=== dsp_block_16_8_false ===
Number of wires: 18
Number of wire bits: 415
Number of public wires: 17
Number of public wire bits: 351
Number of memories: 0
Number of memory bits: 0
Number of processes: 0
Number of cells: 7
$add 1
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read outside the work dir: a behavioral model, the framework repository, its own run directory outside the work dir
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You are an INDEPENDENT ACCEPTANCE REVIEWER — the gate of record for whether an adapted design is
a LEGITIMATE member of its benchmark suite. You did NOT plan or write this edit. Judge only what
is in front of you. Your verdict is final and fully automated; there is no human backstop, so err
toward rejecting anything you cannot positively ground.
FRAMING — refute by default. Your job is to find why this adaptation is NOT a legitimate suite
member. Assume it is contrived until the evidence shows otherwise. A rewrite that merely "makes
the mode appear in the netlist" is NOT sufficient — the mode must do real work the original
workload actually implied.
This case has already passed the deterministic structural, provenance, and (for T3) evidence
gates — do not re-litigate those mechanically. Your judgement is the legitimacy call they
cannot make: would a real designer of THIS workload ship this, or is it a mode-island / fabricated
dot-product / gratuitous variant dressed up to pass?
REJECT if any of these hold:
- (a) FABRICATED TERMS — a fused N-term product/sum aggregates operands that did not genuinely
share a reduction in the original; the "dot product" is manufactured to fill the mode's arity. - (b) MODE ISLAND / DEAD WORK — the mode's result does not flow to the design's real outputs, or
is wired to constants / a sink that the rest of the design ignores. - (c) ROLE BREAK — the adapted region no longer plays the workload role the witness recorded
(e.g. a control-path multiply repurposed as a fake datapath MAC). - (d) UNGROUNDED VARIANT (T3) — the precision/algorithm variant is not the one the cited sibling
design evidences; the adaptation drifts to a workload character the suite does not contain.
ACCEPT if the adaptation is sound: the mapped arithmetic genuinely existed, the fused terms really
shared a reduction, the mode's output drives the original consumers, and the workload role is
preserved. Legitimate adaptation need not be optimal — only real.
You MUST ground your verdict: cite the specific preserved role (from the witness), the real
region(s)/reduction the mode maps onto, and — for T3 — the sibling evidence axis. A verdict you
cannot ground is a REJECT.
--- ADAPTATION UNDER REVIEW ---
Target mode: comb_sop_2_18_mode Tier: T1
Region witness (the 'before'): role 'dsp_block_16_8_false', operation 'sop', datatype int16,
regions ['dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1166', 'dsp_block_16_8_false.$mul$dla_like.small.v:11745$1167'], shared reduction 'The + reduction on line 11745 of dsp_block_16_8_false that forms resulta_tmp (24-bit MAC result) — both products are summed into the same node, which drives resulta/chainout, then dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result → processing_element.DP_res_* → accumulator_24_30_3.i_result. 72 instances (12 processing_element × 6 dot_product_16_8_30_2 × 1 dsp_block_16_8_false).', downstream consumers ['dsp_block_16_8_false'].
Manifest (the 'after'): introduced operations [], introduced datatypes
[], intended consumers ['dsp_block_16_8_false'].
Deterministic gates: PASSED. Evidence floor: no variant introduced (T1/T2).
Packed netlist: target mode present = True.
--- EDIT DIFF ---
--- outputs/adapt/dla_only/dla_like.small/comb_sop_2_18_mode/20260907-200734-b07463/edit/.pristine/dla_like.small/dla_like.small.v 2026-08-16 18:14:11.361174816 -0700
+++ outputs/adapt/dla_only/dla_like.small/comb_sop_2_18_mode/20260907-200734-b07463/edit/dla_like.small/dla_like.small.v 2026-09-07 20:11:50.784437986 -0700
@@ -11729,6 +11729,23 @@
reg [15:0] bx_reg;
reg [7:0] by_reg;
reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;
+
+// The two products of this MAC feed one common sum, so they are fused into a single
+// two-term sum-of-products hard block. It is combinational and sits between the existing
+// ax_reg..by_reg input stage and the existing resulta_tmp output stage, so the module's
+// 2-cycle latency, aclr behaviour and chainin/chainout contract are unchanged.
+// ax/bx are unsigned 16-bit and ay/by unsigned 8-bit, all strictly narrower than the
+// signed 18/19-bit ports, so zero-extension is exact and both products are non-negative;
+// the sum is at most 2*(2^16-1)*(2^8-1) < 2^26, far inside the 64-bit result.
+wire [63:0] sop_result;
+comb_sop_2_18 sop_component (
- .ax({2'b0, ax_reg}),
- .ay({11'b0, ay_reg}),
- .bx({2'b0, bx_reg}),
- .by({11'b0, by_reg}),
.result(sop_result)
+);
+
always @(posedge clk) begin
if(aclr) begin
resulta_tmp <= 0;
@@ -11742,7 +11759,7 @@
ay_reg <= ay;
bx_reg <= bx;
by_reg <= by;- resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;
- resulta_tmp <= sop_result + chainin;
end
end
assign resulta = resulta_tmp;
Your FIRST line must be exactly 'ACCEPT' or 'REJECT'. Then, on the following lines, state the
grounding (role preserved / real region mapped / sibling evidence) or the specific violation
(a/b/c/d) and what makes it illegitimate.
Read these files in this directory: dla_like.small.v
1 paragraph break restored by the export, where the recorder joined text blocks with no separator.
I'll examine the actual file to ground my verdict rather than judging the diff in isolation.
ACCEPT
Role preserved (witness dsp_block_16_8_false, op sop, int16). The module is still a 2-cycle MAC in the PE datapath: the ax_reg..by_reg input register stage and the resulta_tmp output register stage are both untouched, aclr still zeroes all five registers, chainin is still added, and resulta/chainout are still driven from resulta_tmp. The diff is 19 lines confined to this one `else (soft) branch; nothing else in the file changed.
Real region / real shared reduction — not fabricated (rebuts (a)). The witness's two regions are literally the two operands of one + on pristine line 11745: resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;. Both products already summed into the same node in the original source. The mode's arity is 2 and exactly 2 genuine products were fused — no zero-padding, no operand imported from an unrelated reduction. The residual + chainin is correctly left soft rather than over-claimed into the block.
The decisive grounding is the design's own `ifdef complex_dsp branch immediately above (lines 11713–11726), which instantiates int_sop_2 with .ax/.ay/.bx/.by/.chainin/.result/.chainout for this same module. The workload author already declared this block to be a two-term sum-of-products DSP; comb_sop_2_18 is defined (per verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v) to take its widths 18/19/18/19 from that very int_sop_2/sop_2_mode. This is the mode's intended target, not a repurposing.
Not a mode island (rebuts (b)). Traced end-to-end in the file: sop_result → resulta_tmp → resulta (and chainout) → dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result (line 11690) → DP_res_0..5 (lines 11431–11488) → accumulator_24_30_3.i_result (lines 11491–11534). The module is instantiated once per dot_product, 6 per processing_element, 12 PEs = the witness's 72 instances, all covered by the single module-level edit.
No role break (rebuts (c)). This was a datapath MAC before and is a datapath MAC after; no control-path signal was recruited.
(d) N/A — T1, manifest introduces no operations or datatypes, no precision/algorithm variant.
Semantics verified, not just asserted. I simulated the pristine expression against the replacement using the project's own behavioral model (200,000 random vectors plus the all-ones corner, random 64-bit chainin): 0 mismatches. The zero-extension is exact — 16-bit into signed 18-bit and 8-bit into signed 19-bit both stay positive, so the signed block computes the same non-negative products, and sop_result + chainin truncated to 24 bits is bit-identical to the original 64-bit-context expression.
One observation, not grounds for rejection: at the only instantiation site chainin is tied to 64'd0 (line 11686), so the surviving soft adder collapses under synthesis — the hard block ends up doing essentially all the arithmetic work of this MAC. That strengthens rather than weakens the case.
(Scratch simulation files were removed; the reviewed dla_like.small.v was not modified.)
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assign o_result = res;
endmodule
module dsp_block_16_8_false (
input clk,
input ena,
input aclr,
input [15:0] ax,
input [7:0] ay,
input [15:0] bx,
input [7:0] by,
input [63:0] chainin,
output [63:0] chainout,
output [23:0] resulta
);
wire [11:0] mode;
assign mode = 12'b1010_1010_0110;
`ifdef complex_dsp
int_sop_2 mac_component (
.mode_sigs(mode),
.clk(clk),
.reset(aclr),
.ax(ax),
.ay(ay),
.bx(bx),
.by(by),
.chainin(chainin),
.result(resulta),
.chainout(chainout)
);
`else
reg [15:0] ax_reg;
reg [7:0] ay_reg;
reg [15:0] bx_reg;
reg [7:0] by_reg;
reg [23:0] resulta_tmp;
// The two products of this MAC feed one common sum, so they are fused into a single
// two-term sum-of-products hard block. It is combinational and sits between the existing
// ax_reg..by_reg input stage and the existing resulta_tmp output stage, so the module's
// 2-cycle latency, aclr behaviour and chainin/chainout contract are unchanged.
// ax/bx are unsigned 16-bit and ay/by unsigned 8-bit, all strictly narrower than the
// signed 18/19-bit ports, so zero-extension is exact and both products are non-negative;
// the sum is at most 2*(2^16-1)*(2^8-1) < 2^26, far inside the 64-bit result.
wire [63:0] sop_result;
comb_sop_2_18 sop_component (
.ax({2'b0, ax_reg}),
.ay({11'b0, ay_reg}),
.bx({2'b0, bx_reg}),
.by({11'b0, by_reg}),
.result(sop_result)
);
always @(posedge clk) begin
if(aclr) begin
resulta_tmp <= 0;
ax_reg <= 0;
ay_reg <= 0;
bx_reg <= 0;
by_reg <= 0;
end
else begin
ax_reg <= ax;
ay_reg <= ay;
bx_reg <= bx;
by_reg <= by;
resulta_tmp <= sop_result + chainin;
end
end
assign resulta = resulta_tmp;
assign chainout = {40'b0, resulta_tmp};
`endif
endmodule
module weight_cache_2048_8_0_weight_init_05 (
input clk,
input wen0,
input wen1,
input [9:0] addr0,
input [7:0] wdata0,
output [7:0] data0,
input [9:0] addr1,
input [7:0] wdata1,
output [7:0] data1
);
reg [9:0] addr0_reg;
wire [7:0] data0_reg;
reg [9:0] addr1_reg;
wire [7:0] data1_reg;
reg [7:0] pipeline0_reg_0;
reg [7:0] pipeline1_reg_0;
always @(posedge clk) begin
addr0_reg <= addr0;
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}module dot_product_16_8_30_2 ( input clk, input i_reset, input [15:0] i_features_0, input [7:0] i_weights_0, input [15:0] i_features_1, input [7:0] i_weights_1, output [23:0] o_result ); wire [63:0] chains_0; wire [23:0] res; reg [15:0] f_pipeline_0_0; reg [7:0] w_pipeline_0_0; reg [15:0] f_pipeline_1_0; reg [7:0] w_pipeline_1_0; reg r_pipeline_0; always @ (posedge clk) begin r_pipeline_0 <= i_reset; if(i_reset == 1'b1) begin f_pipeline_0_0 <= 0; w_pipeline_0_0 <= 0; f_pipeline_1_0 <= 0; w_pipeline_1_0 <= 0; end else begin f_pipeline_0_0 <= i_features_0; w_pipeline_0_0 <= i_weights_0; f_pipeline_1_0 <= i_features_1; w_pipeline_1_0 <= i_weights_1; end end dsp_block_16_8_false dsp_block_16_8_false_inst_0 ( .clk(clk), .ena(1'b1), .aclr(r_pipeline_0), .ax(f_pipeline_0_0), .ay(w_pipeline_0_0), .bx(f_pipeline_1_0), .by(w_pipeline_1_0), .chainin(64'd0), .chainout(chains_0), .resulta(res) ); assign o_result = res; endmodule module dsp_block_16_8_false (
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}11274:wire [23:0] DP_res_0; 11279:wire [23:0] DP_res_1; 11284:wire [23:0] DP_res_2; 11289:wire [23:0] DP_res_3; 11294:wire [23:0] DP_res_4; 11299:wire [23:0] DP_res_5; 11431:dot_product_16_8_30_2 dot_product_16_8_30_2_inst_0 ( 11438: .o_result(DP_res_0) 11441:dot_product_16_8_30_2 dot_product_16_8_30_2_inst_1 ( 11448: .o_result(DP_res_1) 11451:dot_product_16_8_30_2 dot_product_16_8_30_2_inst_2 ( 11458: .o_result(DP_res_2) 11461:dot_product_16_8_30_2 dot_product_16_8_30_2_inst_3 ( 11468: .o_result(DP_res_3) 11471:dot_product_16_8_30_2 dot_product_16_8_30_2_inst_4 ( 11478: .o_result(DP_res_4) 11481:dot_product_16_8_30_2 dot_product_16_8_30_2_inst_5 ( 11488: .o_result(DP_res_5) 11491:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_0 ( 11494: .i_result(DP_res_0), 11499:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_1 ( 11502: .i_result(DP_res_1), 11507:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_2 ( 11510: .i_result(DP_res_2), 11515:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_3 ( 11518: .i_result(DP_res_3), 11523:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_4 ( 11526: .i_result(DP_res_4), 11531:accumulator_24_30_3 accumulator_24_30_3_inst_5 ( 11534: .i_result(DP_res_5), 11646:module dot_product_16_8_30_2 ( 11981:module accumulator_24_30_3 (
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>
> // The two products of this MAC feed one common sum, so they are fused into a single
> // two-term sum-of-products hard block. It is combinational and sits between the existing
> // ax_reg..by_reg input stage and the existing resulta_tmp output stage, so the module's
> // 2-cycle latency, aclr behaviour and chainin/chainout contract are unchanged.
> // ax/bx are unsigned 16-bit and ay/by unsigned 8-bit, all strictly narrower than the
> // signed 18/19-bit ports, so zero-extension is exact and both products are non-negative;
> // the sum is at most 2*(2^16-1)*(2^8-1) < 2^26, far inside the 64-bit result.
> wire [63:0] sop_result;
> comb_sop_2_18 sop_component (
> .ax({2'b0, ax_reg}),
> .ay({11'b0, ay_reg}),
> .bx({2'b0, bx_reg}),
> .by({11'b0, by_reg}),
> .result(sop_result)
> );
>
11745c11762
< resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;
---
> resulta_tmp <= sop_result + chainin;
=== full diff stat ===
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}./verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v:1:// comb_sop_2_18.v — behavioral model of comb_sop_2_18, a PROJECT-ADDED combinational two-term ./verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v:2:// sum-of-products hard-block mode (arch mode comb_sop_2_18_mode). This mode does not exist ./verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v:4:// (benchadapt/arch/k6FracN10LB_mem20K_complexDSP_customSB_22nm.xml, the comb_sop_2_18 <model> ./verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v:5:// and the comb_sop_2_18_mode <mode>) and in configs/target/comb_sop_2.json. It takes its ./verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v:24:module comb_sop_2_18 ( ./outputs/adapt/_scratch/oc_xc4nc0n7/dla_like.small.v:11741:comb_sop_2_18 sop_component ( ./configs/target/comb_sop_2.json:3: "description": "Exercise comb_sop_2_18_mode, a project-added combinational two-term sum of products at int_sop_2's operand widths (18x19 + 18x19 -> 64-bit result, signed, no clock). Not inferable by synthesis (parmys infers only `multiply`/`adder`), so any use is attributable to the agent.", ./configs/target/comb_sop_2.json:7: "name": "comb_sop_2_18_mode", ./configs/target/comb_sop_2.json:8: "blif_model": "comb_sop_2_18",
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1: // comb_sop_2_18.v — behavioral model of comb_sop_2_18, a PROJECT-ADDED combinational two-term
2: // sum-of-products hard-block mode (arch mode comb_sop_2_18_mode). This mode does not exist
3: // upstream; it is defined in the working arch copy
4: // (benchadapt/arch/k6FracN10LB_mem20K_complexDSP_customSB_22nm.xml, the comb_sop_2_18 <model>
5: // and the comb_sop_2_18_mode <mode>) and in configs/target/comb_sop_2.json. It takes its
6: // operand widths from the arch's own int_sop_2 / sop_2_mode (18, 19, 18, 19) but is
7: // combinational and has no reset, mode_sigs, chain or scan ports. There is no silicon, no
8: // COFFE characterization, and no Koios soft substitute for THIS block; the three project
9: // files ARE the definition, and this model is written to match them.
10: //
11: // KNOWN (from the arch working copy, by construction):
12: // ports ax[18], ay[19], bx[18], by[19] -> result[64]; no other ports; no clock on the
13: // model or the pb_type
14: // timing delay_constant only (2.14e-9, copied from mult_add_mode_18_19_36 as for
15: // comb_mult_add_16); no T_setup / T_clock_to_Q -> latency 0 cycles, combinational
16: // result = ax*ay + bx*by (metadata expression), precision INT19
17: //
18: // ASSUMPTION (a definition choice, not a measurement; the arch cannot express it):
19: // S1 signedness — signed (two's complement) on ax, ay, bx, by, as the spec states
20: // ("signed": true). Modeled with signed operands throughout: each 18x19 product is
21: // exact in 37 bits (|ax*ay| <= 2^17 * 2^18 = 2^35), the two-product sum is formed at
22: // 64 bits signed and is exact (|ax*ay + bx*by| <= 2^36, i.e. 38 bits signed), so
23: // result carries the full sum with no truncation.
24: module comb_sop_2_18 (
25: input [17:0] ax,
26: input [18:0] ay,
27: input [17:0] bx,
28: input [18:0] by,
29: output [63:0] result
30: );
31:
32: wire signed [17:0] sax = ax; // S1
33: wire signed [18:0] say = ay;
34: wire signed [17:0] sbx = bx;
35: wire signed [18:0] sby = by;
36: wire signed [36:0] prod_a = sax * say; // 18x19 -> 37, exact
37: wire signed [36:0] prod_b = sbx * sby; // 18x19 -> 37, exact
38: wire signed [63:0] sum = prod_a + prod_b; // 64-bit signed, exact
39:
40: assign result = sum;
41:
42: endmodule
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The edit
From edit.diff in the run dir: the final edited file against the pristine source.
Schematic, before the rewrite
Drawn from the netlist, not by this export.
Schematic, after the rewrite
Drawn from the netlist, not by this export.
Verification
This run predates the per-attempt record (2026-09-12). With a single editor attempt, the rows below follow directly from the recorded outcome code and reason; nothing is inferred beyond what that code implies about the stages that ran.
Editor attempts
| attempt | editor call | result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | call 3 (ok) | accepted — reviewer agent confirmed |
Checks on the final editor attempt
Stage results follow from the outcome code (the record stores the code and the failure reasons, not a per-check list). The deterministic gate evaluates every check and records every failure, so any check not named in a failure reason passed.
| stage | result | detail |
|---|---|---|
| synthesis-only check | not run | no synthesis-only stage recorded for this run (no synth_runs in the effort record, no vtr/iterNN/synth dir) |
| deterministic checks (structural, provenance, per-tier) | passed | |
| evidence floor (whole-design variants only) | passed | not applicable to a direct swap or a restructuring (passes through) |
| acceptance reviewer (gate of record) | accepted | call 4: ACCEPT |
Reviewer verdict text
I'll examine the actual file to ground my verdict rather than judging the diff in isolation.ACCEPT **Role preserved (witness `dsp_block_16_8_false`, op `sop`, int16).** The module is still a 2-cycle MAC in the PE datapath: the `ax_reg..by_reg` input register stage and the `resulta_tmp` output register stage are both untouched, `aclr` still zeroes all five registers, `chainin` is still added, and `resulta`/`chainout` are still driven from `resulta_tmp`. The diff is 19 lines confined to this one `` `else `` (soft) branch; nothing else in the file changed. **Real region / real shared reduction — not fabricated (rebuts (a)).** The witness's two regions are literally the two operands of one `+` on pristine line 11745: `resulta_tmp <= ax_reg * ay_reg + bx_reg * by_reg + chainin;`. Both products already summed into the same node in the original source. The mode's arity is 2 and exactly 2 genuine products were fused — no zero-padding, no operand imported from an unrelated reduction. The residual `+ chainin` is correctly left soft rather than over-claimed into the block. The decisive grounding is the design's *own* `` `ifdef complex_dsp `` branch immediately above (lines 11713–11726), which instantiates `int_sop_2` with `.ax/.ay/.bx/.by/.chainin/.result/.chainout` for this same module. The workload author already declared this block to be a two-term sum-of-products DSP; `comb_sop_2_18` is defined (per `verify/models/comb_sop_2_18.v`) to take its widths 18/19/18/19 from that very `int_sop_2`/`sop_2_mode`. This is the mode's intended target, not a repurposing. **Not a mode island (rebuts (b)).** Traced end-to-end in the file: `sop_result` → `resulta_tmp` → `resulta` (and `chainout`) → `dot_product_16_8_30_2.o_result` (line 11690) → `DP_res_0..5` (lines 11431–11488) → `accumulator_24_30_3.i_result` (lines 11491–11534). The module is instantiated once per `dot_product`, 6 per `processing_element`, 12 PEs = the witness's 72 instances, all covered by the single module-level edit. **No role break (rebuts (c)).** This was a datapath MAC before and is a datapath MAC after; no control-path signal was recruited. **(d) N/A — T1, manifest introduces no operations or datatypes, no precision/algorithm variant.** **Semantics verified, not just asserted.** I simulated the pristine expression against the replacement using the project's own behavioral model (200,000 random vectors plus the all-ones corner, random 64-bit `chainin`): **0 mismatches**. The zero-extension is exact — 16-bit into signed 18-bit and 8-bit into signed 19-bit both stay positive, so the signed block computes the same non-negative products, and `sop_result + chainin` truncated to 24 bits is bit-identical to the original 64-bit-context expression. One observation, not grounds for rejection: at the only instantiation site `chainin` is tied to `64'd0` (line 11686), so the surviving soft adder collapses under synthesis — the hard block ends up doing essentially all the arithmetic work of this MAC. That strengthens rather than weakens the case. (Scratch simulation files were removed; the reviewed `dla_like.small.v` was not modified.)
Synthesis-only result (counted from files)
No synthesis-only stage directory in this run dir (the stage was added to the loop after this run, or the mode is not macro-backed). The synthesis netlist of the full VTR flow is counted instead:
| file | target macro instances |
|---|---|
vtr/dla_like.small/dla_like.small.parmys.blif | 72 × comb_sop_2_18 |
Packed netlist (counted from files)
Counted at export time from the .net file(s) in the run dir: occurrences of mode="…" for the target mode, one per packed block in that mode.
| attempt | file | target mode present | blocks in target mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| (shared dir) | vtr/dla_like.small/dla_like.small.net | yes | 72 |
This run used one VTR directory for all editor attempts, so only the last launch that wrote a netlist is on disk.
Modes recorded in the outcome as used after the edit: comb_sop_2_18_mode
Numbers
PPA as recorded
| metric | this run | baseline (legacy) | delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| DSP blocks | 116 | 119 | -3 |
| LUTs | 39843 | 39874 | -31 |
| FFs | 79562 | 79562 | +0 |
| BRAM | 132 | 132 | +0 |
| critical path (ns) | 6.09662 | 7.62274 | -1.526 ns (-20.0%) |
Baseline: the unmodified dla_like.small through the same flow under the legacy settings regime (channel width minimum-width search, device auto, seed 1, grid 88 x 88 (auto), routed at width 160); imported (earlier measurement of 2026-09-07 20:07 on this machine: auto device, minimum-width search, seed default; arch xml unchanged since 2026-09-06), 2026-09-12 18:35:02 -0700, from configs/baselines/complexDSP.yaml. This run predates the VPR-arguments record, so its regime is inferred as legacy (VPR defaults), which every run before 2026-09-12 used. A lower delta is better on every row.
Read from the VPR log of the accepted attempt when the run finished (outcome.json ppa). Runs before 2026-09-12 recorded PPA only on acceptance.
Coverage
Not recorded (runs before 2026-09-12 carry no coverage counts).
Block counts
| source | mode | blocks |
|---|---|---|
vtr/dla_like.small/dla_like.small.net | comb_sop_2_18_mode | 72 |
Tokens and cost per call
| # | role | model | status | in | out | reasoning | cache read | cache write | steps | tool calls (errors) | seconds | cost $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | planner | anthropic/claude-opus-5 | ok | 12 | 6519 | 0 | 67422 | 21229 | 6 | 9 (0) | 103.2 | 0.3294 |
| 2 | reviewer:plan | anthropic/claude-opus-5 | ok | 6 | 2024 | 0 | 22185 | 14144 | 3 | 4 (0) | 34.1 | 0.1501 |
| 3 | editor | anthropic/claude-opus-5 | ok | 48 | 6397 | 0 | 455395 | 26450 | 24 | 26 (2) | 168.0 | 0.5532 |
| 4 | reviewer:acceptance | anthropic/claude-opus-5 | ok | 26 | 7673 | 0 | 202077 | 23348 | 13 | 18 (3) | 128.4 | 0.4389 |
| total (4 calls) | 92 | 22613 | 0 | 747079 | 85171 | 2741.5 | 1.4716 |
Cost as reported by the gateway per call, summed. Token components are kept separate (uncached input, output, reasoning, cache read, cache write).