Hi,

I analyzed the VHDL code from your NEORV32 project with Linty: https://oss.linty-services.com/dashboard?id=neorv32&codeScope=overall

Do not get scared by the number of issues :-)
It's just to provide you with data to browse. I activated all the rules, some are mutually opposed, others are not properly configured with your requirements (such as naming conventions).

There might be a potential bug behind that one though: https://oss.linty-services.com/project/issues?issues=0bea7495-7740-4097-91c3-baac7057b3f4&open=0bea7495-7740-4097-91c3-baac7057b3f4&id=neorv32

We offer Linty for free for open-source projects. I'd be glad to organize a call if you're interested in checking code quality in a continuous way through GitHub actions.
We also offer our VS Code extension for free: https://hdl-designer.linty-services.com/

I'm looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you

Have a good day

David Racodon
CTO at Linty Services