Closed aignacio closed 1 year ago
It's a known issue and was very recently fixed in version 2.0rc1. pip won't install that version by default, but if you run pip install --user -U --pre fusesoc
it should get installed
Thanks @olofk
Released version 2.0 now that should have fixed this. Please reopen if the problem remains
Hey all,
I have an issue with my current setup where I add some files from this repository and when I'm running the target (for instance to build through vivado)
fusesoc
gets stucked forever. I've tried to remove theexample
folder where it contains a symlink to an internal path (like here for instance) and this solved the problem. However as I include this repository as a submodule, I'd have to remove such path every time I want to use fusesoc when cloning the repository and its submodules. I suspect that fusesoc is stucked in some kind of loophole with the symbolic link.... thus, my question is: Is there a way to ignore a path through the .core file?ps.: I'm not including in my core file anything related to this
verilog-ethernet/example
path I mentioned.