Resolve no-implicit-clock error with AXI4 monitors #3728
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If a user enables AXI4 Monitors (using `AXI4MonitorBuilder`), they'll get a no-implicit-clock error at this point, which isn't easy to track down. Chipyard worked around a similar problem with TileLink Monitors here: ucb-bar/chipyard#1868
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If a user enables AXI4 Monitors (using
AXI4MonitorBuilder), they'll get a no-implicit-clock error at this point, which isn't easy to track down. Chipyard worked around a similar problem with TileLink Monitors here: ucb-bar/chipyard#1868Related issue: None
Type of change: bug report
Impact: no functional change
Development Phase: implementation
Release Notes
Resolve build error when using AXI4 monitors.