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fusesoc / blinky

Example LED blinking project for your FPGA dev board of choice
MIT License
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add PolarFire Splash Kit support #94

Closed liambeguin closed 8 months ago

olofk commented 8 months ago

Thanks. This looks perfectly fine. I'm not all aboard on the gitignore addition, since it's typically recommended to build outside of the repo, but let's keep it.

If you're looking for a second challenge, it would be great to get the award-winning SERV, the world's smallest RISC-V CPU running on it or check out the CoreScore for that board :)

liambeguin commented 8 months ago

Hi @olofk,

Thanks was really fast! thanks.

I'm not all aboard on the gitignore addition, since it's typically recommended to build outside of the repo, but let's keep it.

Noted, do you usually recommend to have a work directory where you build various projects?

If you're looking for a second challenge, it would be great to get the award-winning SERV, the world's smallest RISC-V CPU running on it or check out the CoreScore for that board :)

I'm looking into adding programming support for libero in edalize, but I'll have a look at SERV!

olofk commented 8 months ago

Hi @olofk,

Thanks was really fast! thanks.

I'm not all aboard on the gitignore addition, since it's typically recommended to build outside of the repo, but let's keep it.

Noted, do you usually recommend to have a work directory where you build various projects?

Yes. There's nothing prohibiting doing it the way you do it, but risks getting a bit messy when you have a workspace with several libraries

If you're looking for a second challenge, it would be great to get the award-winning SERV, the world's smallest RISC-V CPU running on it or check out the CoreScore for that board :)

I'm looking into adding programming support for libero in edalize, but I'll have a look at SERV!

Programming support for Libero would definitely be welcom. Also on my wish list to convert the Libero backend to the new Flow API.