Replace panic with vsl_panic in eval function

[suleyman-kaya]

Description:

This pull request updates the eval function to use errors.vsl_panic instead of the standard panic method for error handling. This change ensures that errors are handled in a more consistent manner with other parts of the codebase that use the vsl_panic method for error reporting.

Changes Made:

Replaced panic('coeficients can not be empty') with errors.vsl_panic('coeficients can not be empty', .efailed).

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling in the evaluation function, enhancing reliability and precision in error reporting.

• New Features

  • Implemented a more structured error reporting mechanism for better debugging capabilities.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the error handling in the eval function of the poly module. Instead of raising a generic panic for empty coefficient arrays, it now employs the errors.vsl_panic function, which includes an error code for better categorization. This improvement leads to more structured and reliable error reporting, making the codebase easier to debug and maintain.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
poly/poly.v	Modified error handling in eval function to use errors.vsl_panic for improved reliability and structured error reporting. Added import statement for vsl.errors.

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In the meadow, bright and wide,
A rabbit hops with joyful pride.
Error handling's now a breeze,
With structured calls that aim to please.
No more panic, just a cheer,
For cleaner code, we hold so dear! 🐇✨

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8157297 and 0be270d.

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poly/poly.v (2)

4-4: Import statement looks good.

The addition of the vsl.errors import is necessary for the new error handling mechanism.

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11-11: LGTM! But verify the function usage in the codebase.

The code change to use errors.vsl_panic instead of panic is approved.

However, ensure that all function calls to eval handle the new error reporting mechanism correctly.