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coprocessor-dispatcher-classmix

claude-code claude-opus-4-8 ✗ failed GOOD_FAILURE ↑ View task
Solved from the instruction alone, tests/ and solution/ were withheld from the agent's workspace and restored only for grading.
Reward = tests/test.sh exit code (0 → resolved); the classification below is post-hoc and cannot change it.
Classification , post-hoc; cannot change the reward
GOOD_FAILUREHonest miss, the agent ran correctly but couldn't solve it. Expected for a hard task; the task is sound.
SubtypeImplementation Bugs
EvidenceInstruction states: "There is one slot for each class 0, 1, and 2" and "Class 0 writes back op_data_i+1 one cycle after accept." The agent instead wrote `accept0 = ... && !inflight_o[op_rd_i];` with no class-0 slot-empty check and `req0 = accept0`, then explained "Class 0 has no persistent occupancy." Verifier output: `TEST reference_equivalence: FAIL (412 mismatches in 1093 samples)`.
Root causeThe task specification and reference tests are aligned, but the agent misimplemented class 0 timing/slot occupancy by treating class 0 as fire-through rather than a real one-cycle occupied slot. This caused behavioral mismatches against the reference model.
RecommendationN/A - task is fine
Trajectory
Tool-by-tool agent trajectory
1 tool calls · 1 tool types · 4 steps
Write /app/dut.sv defining TopModule with ports clk, rst, op_valid_i, op_class_i[1:0], op_rd_i[1:0], op_data_i[15:0], c2_done_i, op_accept_o, wb_valid_o, wb_rd_o[1:0], wb_data_o[15:0], c2_busy_o, and inflight_o[3:0]. rst is synchronous active high and clears all slots, registered outputs, and inflight_o. op_accept_o and c2_busy_o are combinational. There is one slot for each class 0, 1, and 2. Accept a request combinationally exactly when op_valid_i=1, its destination bit is not set in registered inflight_o, and its class slot is empty; rejected requests are dropped. Requests with op_class_i=3 are never accepted or stored. On the accepting edge, store the request and set that destination bit. Class 0 writes back op_data_i+1 one cycle after accept. Class 1 writes back op_data_i*2 two cycles after accept. Class 2 stores op_data_i ^ 16'hffff; it becomes ready once c2_done_i is high at an edge while busy. Readiness is sticky until the writeback fires, even if c2_done_i drops. c2_busy_o is high exactly while that slot is occupied, including before an edge that writes it back. Only one writeback may occur per cycle. Ready priority is class 0, then 1, then 2; blocked slots stay ready and are not dropped. A writeback pulses wb_valid_o for one cycle and carries the selected destination/data; on that edge the slot frees and inflight_o clears that destination. wb_rd_o and wb_data_o are checked only when wb_valid_o=1. Do not use simulator/file-I/O tasks, preprocessor directives, DPI, force/release, or hidden grader identifiers.
I'll analyze the spec carefully and write the module. Let me work through the timing model: - **Class 0** (latency 1): writeback register loads directly at the accept edge (fire-through), so it never occupies a persistent slot cycle. - **Class 1** (latency 2): load slot at accept edge → ready next cycle → writeback the cycle after. - **Class 2**: load slot, become ready (registered, sticky) at the edge where `c2_done_i` is high while busy → writeback the cycle after when selected. - Arbitration picks one writeback per edge with priority 0>1>2; the winner frees and clears its inflight bit at that edge.
write · /app/dut.sv
module TopModule (
  input  logic        clk,
  input  logic        rst,
  input  logic        op_valid_i,
  input  logic [1:0]  op_class_i,
  input  logic [1:0]  op_rd_i,
  input  logic [15:0] op_data_i,
  input  logic        c2_done_i,
  output logic        op_accept_o,
  output logic        wb_valid_o,
  output logic [1:0]  wb_rd_o,
  output logic [15:0] wb_data_o,
  output logic        c2_busy_o,
  output logic [3:0]  inflight_o
);

  // Class 1 slot (2-cycle latency)
  logic        c1_valid;
  logic [1:0]  c1_rd;
  logic [15:0] c1_data;

  // Class 2 slot (completes on c2_done)
  logic        c2_valid;
  logic [1:0]  c2_rd;
  logic [15:0] c2_data;
  logic        c2_ready;   // sticky readiness

  logic accept0, accept1, accept2, accept_any;
  logic req0, req1, req2;

  // Combinational accept / busy / writeback-request logic
  always_comb begin
    // Accept exactly when valid, destination not inflight, and class slot empty.
    // Class 0 has no persistent occupancy (writes back one cycle after accept).
    accept0 = op_valid_i && (op_class_i == 2'd0) && !inflight_o[op_rd_i];
    accept1 = op_valid_i && (op_class_i == 2'd1) && !inflight_o[op_rd_i] && !c1_valid;
    accept2 = op_valid_i && (op_class_i == 2'd2) && !inflight_o[op_rd_i] && !c2_valid;
    accept_any = accept0 || accept1 || accept2;   // op_class_i==3 never accepted

    op_accept_o = !rst && accept_any;
    c2_busy_o   = !rst && c2_valid;

    // Writeback requests
    req0 = accept0;    // class 0: one cycle after accept
    req1 = c1_valid;   // class 1: ready one cycle after load -> writeback next edge
    req2 = c2_ready;   // class 2: sticky ready after c2_done seen while busy
  end

  always_ff @(posedge clk) begin
    logic [3:0] inf;
    if (rst) begin
      inflight_o <= 4'd0;
      wb_valid_o <= 1'b0;
      wb_rd_o    <= 2'd0;
      wb_data_o  <= 16'd0;
      c1_valid   <= 1'b0;
      c1_rd      <= 2'd0;
      c1_data    <= 16'd0;
      c2_valid   <= 1'b0;
      c2_rd      <= 2'd0;
      c2_data    <= 16'd0;
      c2_ready   <= 1'b0;
    end else begin
      inf = inflight_o;

      // Accept: set destination bit and load the corresponding slot
      if (accept_any) inf[op_rd_i] = 1'b1;
      if (accept1) begin
        c1_valid <= 1'b1;
        c1_rd    <= op_rd_i;
        c1_data  <= op_data_i << 1;          // op_data_i * 2
      end
      if (accept2) begin
        c2_valid <= 1'b1;
        c2_rd    <= op_rd_i;
        c2_data  <= op_data_i ^ 16'hffff;
        c2_ready <= 1'b0;
      end

      // Class 2 readiness: becomes ready once c2_done is high at an edge while
      // busy; sticky until writeback.
      if (c2_valid && c2_done_i) c2_ready <= 1'b1;

      // Writeback arbitration: at most one per cycle, priority 0 > 1 > 2.
      // Non-selected ready slots stay ready (not dropped).
      wb_valid_o <= 1'b0;
      if (req0) begin
        wb_valid_o <= 1'b1;
        wb_rd_o    <= op_rd_i;
        wb_data_o  <= op_data_i + 16'd1;
        inf[op_rd_i] = 1'b0;
      end else if (req1) begin
        wb_valid_o <= 1'b1;
        wb_rd_o    <= c1_rd;
        wb_data_o  <= c1_data;
        c1_valid   <= 1'b0;
        inf[c1_rd] = 1'b0;
      end else if (req2) begin
        wb_valid_o <= 1'b1;
        wb_rd_o    <= c2_rd;
        wb_data_o  <= c2_data;
        c2_valid   <= 1'b0;
        c2_ready   <= 1'b0;
        inf[c2_rd] = 1'b0;
      end

      inflight_o <= inf;
    end
  end

endmodule
I've written `/app/dut.sv`. Key design decisions from the spec: **Accept (combinational):** `op_accept_o` is high exactly when `op_valid_i=1`, the destination bit isn't set in the *registered* `inflight_o`, and the class slot is empty. Class 3 is never accepted (no `accept3`). On the edge, the destination bit is set in `inflight_o` and the slot is loaded. **Writeback latencies:** - **Class 0** , `req0 = accept0`, so the writeback register loads directly at the accept edge → pulse exactly one cycle after accept, carrying `op_data_i+1`. Because it's fire-through and always top priority, it never blocks and needs no persistent occupancy cycle. - **Class 1** , loads `op_data_i*2` at the accept edge; `req1 = c1_valid` requests writeback the following edge → pulse two cycles after accept. - **Class 2** , loads `op_data_i ^ 0xffff`; `c2_ready` is set (sticky) at the edge where `c2_done_i` is high while `c2_valid` (busy), and clears only on writeback. `c2_busy_o = c2_valid` stays high through the cycle before the freeing edge. **Arbitration:** at most one writeback per edge, priority 0>1>2 via the `if/else if` chain. Non-selected ready slots keep their state (stay ready). The winner pulses `wb_valid_o`, and on that same edge frees its slot and clears its `inflight_o` bit (built up in the blocking `inf` variable so accept-set then writeback-clear compose correctly , for class 0 the same-bit set+clear nets to 0). **Reset:** synchronous, active-high , clears all slots, `c2_ready`, the registered `wb_*`/`inflight_o` outputs; the combinational `op_accept_o`/`c2_busy_o` are gated low during reset. No file-I/O, DPI, preprocessor directives, force/release, or grader identifiers are used.
Final diff , what the agent changed

No file changes, the agent left the workspace untouched.

Verifier output , the proof behind the reward
tests/test.sh
TEST dut_present: PASS (/app/dut.sv exists)
TEST dut_forbidden: PASS (no forbidden constructs)
TEST dut_standalone: PASS (DUT elaborates standalone)
TEST harness_prepare: PASS (harness names nonce-renamed)
TEST dut_compiles: PASS (compiled with held-back reference/testbench)
TEST simulation_completed: PASS (Mismatches: 412 in 1093 samples)
TEST reference_equivalence: FAIL (412 mismatches in 1093 samples)

Reproduce this trial: git checkout 2f94510 && PYTHONPATH=src python3 scripts/build_site.py , then open trial/trial_2c9d4ea84b794cde. Re-running the agent live requires EVAL_PLATFORM_ENABLE_OAUTH_SMOKE=1 and is non-deterministic.

Trial trial_2c9d4ea84b794cde · verifier authoritative; classifier explanatory.