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The error message tells you that you must not assign values to pipo_in in the testbench because you connected it to a module instance output. You also must not declare it as a reg; change it to a wire.

The same is true for the encoder_out testbench signal.

You also need to add an instance of the PIPO module.

You should not assign to clk in the initial block since you assign it in the always block.

You need to add delays to your inputs; for example, you can use posedge clk:

with referring this answer I found the solution.

I figured out how nestjsx-automapper load profiles. As you can't provide profiles in modules, you depend on that the application runs the profiles first, and it is handled by AutomapperModule from nestjsx-automapper.

I don't know why nest Modules load AutomapperModule and consequently the profiles, but Test Modules doesn't, I will have to work more with nest to understand it.

To tell Test Modules to load AutomapperModule (as they don't by default) on init, use:

The python3 recipe in Yocto 2.6 Thud, is version Python 3.5.6.

However, pydantic PyPI package uses Python f-strings in its setup.py, which is syntax introduced in Python 3.6. Therefore, the recipe fails to build because Yocto's Python 3.5 does not recognise that syntax, hence the SyntaxError from the Python interpreter trying to run setup.py.

The pydantic install guide says:

pydantic has no required dependencies except python 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, or 3.9, typing-extensions, and the dataclasses backport package for python 3.6. If you've got python 3.6+ and pip installed, you're good to go.

To build this package within Yocto, you'll need a release that includes a newer version of Python 3 - which is typically updated in Yocto's minor point releases. See below:

First, it is good practice to use pipoe to create python recipes automatically.

Check my response here on how to use it.

I used it to create pyinstaller recipe, it detected that pyinstaller depends, in run time RDEPENDS, on:

• python3-altgraph
• python3-pyinstaller-hooks-contrib

So, here are the recipes:

python3-pyinstaller_4.5.1.bb

The function class implements the descriptor protocol, allowing os.path.join to act as an instance method. os.listdir is not an instance of function; it's an instance of builtin_function_or_method, which does not implement the descriptor protocol.

curr.join(...) is equivalent to Foo.join.__get__(curr, Foo)(...). curr.listdir() is equivalent to Foo.listdir(): curr.listdir does not exist, and Foo.listdir just calls listdir, not the non-existent listdir.__get__ which would take care of passing curr as the implicit first argument.

It's because echo ... > fifo opens and then closes the fifo. As a workaround you can do like this:

your return statement is inside forEach so it won't work, you need to return the value to the parent map function:

Probably an issue with inconsistent Python version.

You inherit setuptools which is for python2. The RDEPENDS are for python2 dependencies. But you add python3-pytest-runner-native in DEPENDS.

I'd suggest finding out which python version to use for this software and use the same for all RDEPENDS, inherited classes (setuptools3 for python3), and DEPENDS.