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Thanks! Definitely better than doing major surgery I was attempting.
Approved with a question.
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| pub const MAX_WIDTH: usize = 4*REG_WIDTH; |
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Is it worth limiting this to 2*REG_WIDTH at this point? Or do you think the width should have limited impact on solver performance?
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Extends ISLE printer tests to cover `inst_specs.isle` and `prelude.isle`. Implements printing for const models.
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Let us infer the types on larger bitwidths!