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[fix] RoundRobin
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Hi, I am really interested in this project of yours. I am just starting up Lean, and I believe there is a huge potential of its use in the hardware verification domain. Currently, I am working as a verification engineer, where I am trying to create a testbench where I will write specs in lean, prove it there, and then use it as a golden model for bisimulation with the RTL. I got to know about this repo yesterday, and was playing around it. The easiest entry point was the arbiter. I tried to implement the arbiter for any parameterized number of clients.
But, I guess I have used some constructs that is not supported yet, so that we can get a Verilog code as output.
Another thing that I noticed that the Simulation test is not actually testing the implementation with the spec. It just running the spec. So I tried to tweak it a bit so that I can compare these two. But due to my limited knowledge its not working.
So I thought of creating this pull request. I am learning here, so any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Sparsa