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(do not try to display the original entity when this is none)
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Also define ghw_dump to have only one function that calls GHWDUMP.
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(readthedocs/sphinx_rtd_theme#1115)
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Since the tests are executed without installing the package,
the ones that depend on ghwdump do fail on AppVeyor.
Use envvar GHWDUMP in testenv for optionally specifying the location.
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regression (#1323)
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Instead of walking through all the signals every cycle,
keep an array of changed signals (without duplicates).
Before dumping, sort the array. Afterwards clear it.
This massively improves performance on big designs.
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