02:38 <notdavid> so I'm a little stuck on adding a wishbone slave to the main bus. I have an SoC w/ a vexriscv (basically a carbon copy of the colorlight i5 with a couple things removed). I've made a dumb wishbone LED thing in verilog, hooked it up through a migen Module, with all the wishbone signals, rst, and clk (via ClockSignal and ResetSignal), then made a

02:38 <notdavid> new wishbone interfaced, connected the pins, created a new memory region (inside the IO memory region? I'm unsure about this, I did it because it complained that it had to be cached unless it was in the IO region), and added a wishbone slave.

02:38 <notdavid> Here's a gist with the relevant code: https://gist.github.com/davidlenfesty/1d301f2769c8f2ba77098e50ded77e11

02:38 <notdavid> I'd appreciate if anyone could give me pointers, I'm sure I'm just missing some concept I could find if I went looking in the right place.

02:48 <notdavid> (err, my symptoms were being able to read/write some cached value, but that was due to a dumb mixup in my testing FW, hitting different behaviour so idk if anything I could say is still valid)

03:04 <notdavid> okay, pretty clear from the generated verilog none of the wishbone signals are getting connected at all

04:11 <notdavid> gave up and switched to CSRs, and now the cpu hangs when I write to the CSR address ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

04:57 <MoeIcenowy> mithro: do you mean let me upstream the changes?

14:02 <mithro> MoeIcenowy: yeah, they might also tell you how they expect the include stuff to work

14:06 <MoeIcenowy> mithro: they expect some of the directories to be added to the synthesis program's include dir

14:06 <MoeIcenowy> which isn't applicable on some platforms

14:06 <MoeIcenowy> e.g. Quartus

14:09 <mithro> MoeIcenowy: Would https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-Quartus-Prime-Software/Search-Path-for-Source-Files/td-p/723522 help?

14:09 <tpb> Title: Solved: Search Path for Source Files - Intel Communities (at community.intel.com)

14:11 <MoeIcenowy> mithro: well I remember I failed on it

14:32 <mithro> I haven't used Quartus, so no idea