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Command line used was:

find * -type f \( -name "*.pm" -or -name "*.pl" -or -name "*.c" -or -name "*.v" -or -name "*.vhd" -or -name "*.psl" \) -print0 | parallel -q -0 sed -ri -e 's/^([[:blank:]]*[^[:blank:]]+)([[:blank:]]+)(https:\/\/embsys.technikum-wien.at\/projects\/vecs\/fiji)/\1\2\3\n\1\n\1\2The creation of this file has been supported by the publicly funded\n\1\2R\&D project Josef Ressel Center for Verification of Embedded Computing\n\1\2Systems (VECS) managed by the Christian Doppler Gesellschaft (CDG)./g'

Also, add some missing strict/warning statements and fix resulting
warnings and refine some comments in the headers of files.

The FIJI version string is stored in the root directory on file VERSION.
This is used in the following places:
 - doxygen uses it as PROJECT_NUMBER (passed as an environment
   variable set by the docs/makefile picked up by the doxyfile)
 - FIJI.pm defines and exports a FIJI_VERSION constant
 - FIJIUtils.pm inserts it for all occurrances of $FIJI_VERSION$ in the about text
 - the UG and TRM show it on their cover pages
 - FIJI/VHDL.pm, Constraints.pm, Netlist.pm put it in all generated files
   (additionally also the design ID is printed where it wasn't before)
 - all "executables" report it in the first log message

 - validate nets and respective drivers like everything else
 - load the netlist earlier (in the user scripts) to make it available while
   loading settings
 - add a FIJI::Netlist parameter to respective FIJI::Settings's functions
 - add a new type 'driver' for FIU elements to distinguish its string
   representation from nets'
 - add new net validation function to FIJI::Netlist
 - use this to make net and FIU validation more generic to simplify FIJISettingsViewer
 - refine and correct handling of the tool phases
 - distinguish fatal errors, missing fields and less important anomalies when
   validating settings depending on the phase etc
 - notify user about validation problems in more detailed messages and tooltips
 - refine FIJI::VHDL to not load settings all the time and receive parameters
   directly instead of via hashes
 - use a global constant ONLY_LOAD in fiji_setup instead of a local variable
 - add a 'show_warning' function to ease opening warning dialogs
 - various other usability/GUI-related improvements
 - allow the deletion of nets

 - extract _add_driver_radiobutton_list from existing code
 - refactor it to allow it to be called repeatedly while reusing widgets
 - make some private Netlist functions public as they are used elsewhere :/
 - eliminate duplicated nets (low-hanging workaround) for a nuisance
   of _get_net_connections().
 - add FIJISearchWidget to the dialog and call _add_driver_radiobutton_list
   from its callback after filtering the driver list

(use_vars is default anyway thus drop it)

find * -type f \( -name "*.pm" -or -name "*.pl" -or -name "*.tst" -or -name "*.cfg" \) -print0 | parallel -q -0 sed -i -e 's/FAULT_DETECT_/FD_/g;s/RESET_/RST_/g;s/TRIGGER_/TRIG_/g;s/INSTRUMENTATION_/INST_/g;s/IMPLEMENTATION_/IMPL_/g;s/_DURATION/_DUR/g;s/_ACTIVE/_ACT/g;s/_CONFIG/_CFG/g;s/OPTIMIZATION_OFF/OPT_OFF/g;s/s_fiji_trigger_/s_fiji_trig_/g'

They are not useful in git. If need be they could be implemented by a
fudge/clean filter with git attributes.

 - Switch is only used once in the code and easily substituted by some
   if-elsif-else clauses... thus remove it.
 - Add usage information to all other packages in the documentation
   where it was missing.

Covered in testcase_ASSIGN_PIN_bus_bus2single

access to clock, reset, trigger and fault detect nets during instrumentation

Covered in testcase_PIN_PIN_bus_bus2single

This is needed to fix the first instrumentation of a vector when
instrumenting the second bit.

Bonus: some cleanups and comments

 - do not create vectored intermediate net if that's not needed.
 - instrument driving ports (almost) correctly

Still has quite some issues, namely:

 - instrumenting individual assignments of vectors does not work correctly
   because the rest of the net will not be assigned to the intermediate net.
 - instrumenting ports of the respective module changes the name of the port
   which obviously breaks the instantiation without further work.