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I'm thinking about something like this:
Hello!
I'm duck2[0], this year's Google Summer of Code student for SymbiFlow.
In this summer, I'm going to work on the VPR file formats. The project proposal[1] includes a schema-generated reader for the arch.xml file and a binary format for the rr_graph.xml file(and other intermediate files). I'll also try to generate the rr_graph from more succinct formats like tileconn.json instead of dumping the whole graph into the file. I'll record my progress on all this at https://gsoc.duck2.lt.
About me: I'm an 4th year EEE student from METU[2], Turkey. Programming computers is my longest lasting hobby so far, after chemistry, orienteering and macroeconomics. I'm interested in SymbiFlow because current FPGA CAD software is ...not good.
[0]: https://github.com/duck2 [1]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bxVSlnD2vfiWvrIwesxh0HMK4LLZORN8s4ZDm8yQ5WY [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East_Technical_University
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Google DocsGSoC Proposal: Optimization of VPR File Formats Fahrican Koşar(@duck2 at IRC, duck2@protonmail.com) Synopsis I propose replacing VPR’s XML reader for the architecture file with a schema-generated one. Furthermore, I propose replacing current rr_graph, top.net, route and place formats with more ...
Can you dump this into a Google Doc so I can add some comments?
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I'm thinking about something like this:
Hello!
I'm duck20, this year's Google Summer of Code student for SymbiFlow.
In this summer, I'm going to work on the VPR file formats. The project proposal[1] includes a schema-generated reader for the arch.xml file and a binary format for the rr_graph.xml file(and other intermediate files). I'll also try to generate the rr_graph from more succinct formats like tileconn.json instead of dumping the whole graph into the file. I'll record my progress on all this at https://gsoc.duck2.lt.
About me: I'm an 4th year EEE student from METU2, Turkey. Programming computers is my longest lasting hobby so far, after chemistry, orienteering and macroeconomics. I'm interested in SymbiFlow because current FPGA CAD software is ...not good.
[1]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bxVSlnD2vfiWvrIwesxh0HMK4LLZORN8s4ZDm8yQ5WY
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@duck2 - Added a bunch of comments to your doc. Do you want to look over it and we can try and send it out in the next day or two?
I did some minor changes. I can send it tomorrow if it is OK.
I added a couple of small changes.
Please send it to https://lists.librecores.org/listinfo/symbiflow and https://groups.google.com/forum/#!members/vtr-devel
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