e7d4b281 & bf5ca309 in the ref's signature
hyperion009 opened this issue · 2 comments
hyperion009 commented
allenjbaum commented
This are "canary" words which are present to catch errors that go beyond
the bounds of the signature region.
If those words are overwritten, then the framework knows that something
went wrong.
(Assuming that Sail is correct, it would see a signature difference, so it
knows the DUT is acting improperly)
…On Sun, Oct 8, 2023 at 5:37 AM hyperion009 ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi
it's a first time for me to run a riscv-arch-test. I am using the sail as
a reference and find that there are e7d4b281 & bf5ca309 at the begin and
end of sail's signature files:
[image: image]
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Is this a placeholder or something else?
thanks
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allenjbaum commented
I believe this answers your question, so I'm closing this. If this explanation isn't adequate, reopen it