Created attachment 585616 [details] Files used for simulation Description of problem: While using the structural description, the simulation core dumps if there is a save line in the patterns file. Behavioral descriptions have not showed such a problem. Version of the Package: alliance-doc-5.0-32.20090901snap.fc15.x86_64 How reproducible: Occurs every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Extract the contents of mux.tar (attached). 2. In the terminal. navigate to the directory whih contains the above files 3. Run the following command: asimut mux mux_in mux_out Actual results: The file mux_out.pat is generated with the simulation results. However, mux_in.sav is blank. The simulation also core dumps. Here is the output: ###----- processing pattern 0 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 1 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 2 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 3 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 4 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 5 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 6 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 7 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 8 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 9 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 10 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 11 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 12 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 13 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 14 : 0 ps -----### ###----- processing pattern 15 : 0 ps -----### Segmentation fault (core dumped) Expected results: A patterns file mux_out.pat should be generated with the output. Due to the save in the patterns file, an additional file called mux_in.sav must be generated which contains the state of the signals at the end of simulation. Additional info: I have also attached the file generated by abrt. I have selected version 16 in the bug report. I'm using Fedora 16 64-bit. However, th version of alliance that gets installed shows fc15.
Created attachment 585617 [details] Log file generated by abrt
Sorry,I gave the wrong package in the bug report. It should be this: alliance-5.0-32.20090901snap.fc15.x86_64
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The issue occurs on Fedora 18 as well.
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