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It seems the issues was that AST_MULTIRANGE is converted into a multirange_dimensions[] array on the AST_MEMORY node directly.
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Multidimensional arrays still don't work. I suspect the problem is that the array is flattened into a 1D array before $size() is evaluated.
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enabled for read_verilog
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memories.
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const reg"
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verilog front-end
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- Renamed Design::packages to Design::verilog_packages
- No need to include ast.h in rtlil.h
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