00:34 <_whitenotifier-9> [YoWASP/nextpnr] whitequark pushed 1 commit to develop [+0/-0/±3] https://github.com/YoWASP/nextpnr/compare/11b32e6b94e9...4509fe3ad097

00:34 <_whitenotifier-9> [YoWASP/nextpnr] whitequark 4509fe3 - Update dependencies.

01:24 <_whitenotifier-9> [YoWASP/yosys] whitequark pushed 1 commit to develop [+0/-0/±1] https://github.com/YoWASP/yosys/compare/af85974efac3...17fce075ef9c

01:24 <_whitenotifier-9> [YoWASP/yosys] whitequark 17fce07 - Update dependencies.

02:10 <d1b2> <sajattack> how do I request a "DirectUsbResource" without a name?

02:10 <d1b2> <sajattack> https://github.com/amaranth-lang/amaranth-boards/blob/5b82f0d6d3f301aacc1eb29f0ef53d4882d4e28d/amaranth_boards/icebreaker_bitsy.py#L20

02:14 <whitequark> the name is "usb" by default https://github.com/amaranth-lang/amaranth-boards/blob/68d168822fdd4ce0e44b9b11ec96390a10349eaa/amaranth_boards/resources/interface.py#L114

02:35 <d1b2> <sajattack> thanks

03:28 <d1b2> <sajattack> is hansfbaier here?

03:28 <d1b2> <sajattack> I'm interested in his audio interface projects but they're not compiling

03:43 <d1b2> <sajattack> most likely because python dependency management is a nightmare

04:02 <d1b2> <Herr Brain> Dependency management in general tends to be a nightmare.

04:02 <d1b2> <Herr Brain> Ask anyone with a toddler.

21:31 <mathu> so i'm trying to write a module representing a device with two buttons that outputs true if both are pressed and i have some questions. here's what i'm working from: device https://pastebin.com/gPb35ssn, simulator script https://pastebin.com/inL0NGRv (typing questions next)

21:32 <mathu> first question is: amaranth yells at me for not having a sync domain but it feels like i don't really need one. `out` only changes if one of the inputs does which is `comb` domain stuff, right?

21:33 <mathu> second question is: would two buttons typically be represented as a single Signal(2) or as two Signal(1)s?

21:33 <mathu> third question: in the test driver script i try to iterate through the Signal(2) to set all the bits to 1. just to see if it'd work. it doesn't - i think that's a python question more than an amaranth one, but i'm wondering if hardware people would approach this with a bitwise operation instead of a loop anyway

21:35 <mathu> i'm new to hardware/HDLs/amaranth if you can't tell haha. just thought it'd be fun to putz with since the simulator -> gtkwave iteration loop was so easy to set up