00:37 <jevinskie[m]> I’d say good decision if your alternative was adding a GCC backend :)

00:40 <_whitenotifier-e> [YoWASP/nextpnr] whitequark pushed 1 commit to develop [+0/-0/±1] https://github.com/YoWASP/nextpnr/compare/8ae8ffef9892...8a5b1f183427

00:40 <_whitenotifier-e> [YoWASP/nextpnr] whitequark 8a5b1f1 - Update dependencies.

08:37 <d1b2> <robinsonb5> That's really cool - have you published anything about your instruction set yet?

14:49 <FL4SHK> jevinskie[m]: the alternative *was* adding a GCC backend, haha

14:50 <FL4SHK> robinsonb5, I have it in my git repo

18:51 <d1b2> <robinsonb5> Ah - flare32? Cool. When I started my CPU project I thought I would have to choose between GCC and LLVM - I discovered several other options, and eventually settled on vbcc, since its lightweight enough to eventually self-host without a full Linux system. (I didn't need C++ support, and didn't mind the weird license.)