Test for CPU.hdl won't run (missing files)

[Kuro]

When I try to run the tests for the CPU I get errors like:
unknown command or component name: ROM32K load Add.hack

Does anyone know why I'm getting these errors?

[Kuro]

Just to clarify, I do have the files Add.hack, Rect.hack etc. in the folder.

[cadet1620]

Kuro wrote

When I try to run the tests for the CPU I get errors like:
unknown command or component name: ROM32K load Add.hack

Does anyone know why I'm getting these errors?

It the test file (ComputerAdd.tst?) is trying to load code into a ROM32K, it is not a CPU.hdl test file; it's a Computer.hdl test file.

Your CPU.hdl only needs to pass CPU.tst

--Mark

[Kuro]

When I run CPU.tst I get:
"no such built-in chip used: DRegister"

[Kuro]

Nevermind, I figured out the problem

[cadet1620]

The book recommends that you use the ARegister and DRegister built-in chips for the A- and D-registers in your CPU.  If you used Register chips instead, you will need to use CPU-external.tst to test your CPU.

--Mark

[kv]

I get the same error, when I run ComputerAdd-external.tst I get

"Unknown command or component name: ROM32K load Add.hack "

[cadet1620]

kv wrote

I get the same error, when I run ComputerAdd-external.tst I get

"Unknown command or component name: ROM32K load Add.hack "

This usually happens when the Memory.hdl being used by Computer.hdl does not have a ROM32K part in it.

Check that you have a tested Memory.HDL in your directory.

--Mark