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Hello! I would like to adopt the DRAMsim3 configuration files as a standard for defining memories in a python-based framework. There is one tiny issue. The python configparser has the option to ignore inline comments, but there is a bug, and it only works when the value and the comment are delimited by a space character. I tried a way around, but the easiest fix is to add a space. :)
config = configparser.ConfigParser(inline_comment_prefixes=';')
tRPRE = 1 ; read preamble
tRPRE = 1; read preamble - this fails because there is no space between 1 and ;
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Hello! I would like to adopt the DRAMsim3 configuration files as a standard for defining memories in a python-based framework. There is one tiny issue. The python
configparser
has the option to ignore inline comments, but there is a bug, and it only works when the value and the comment are delimited by a space character. I tried a way around, but the easiest fix is to add a space. :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: