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[YoWASP/yosys] whitequark fe89d96 - Update dependencies.
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[YoWASP/nextpnr] whitequark 6040032 - Update dependencies.
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vup>
tannewt: are you able to do it without a seperate hierarchy without needing the dependencies of the original code installed?
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tannewt>
I don't think so. I would still import the amaranth stuff I think because elaborate would still be there, just not called
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whitequark>
yeah that's kind of the main downside of this I feel like
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vup>
yeah thats the main reason we are building the seperate hierarchy, that way it can be standalone
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tannewt>
you could do fancy import stuff to hide when it is missing
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tannewt>
but that's a good point
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whitequark>
I've thought about it
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whitequark>
it gets really cursed
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tannewt>
I'm not sure its that bad having the amaranth stuff imported. Does it take a lot of RAM?
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tpw_rules>
it's definitely not ideal. i had used vup's driver code running on the zynq hard processor
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tpw_rules>
on a modern desktop sure but on those more embedded or even soft processors it's nice to not have it around
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whitequark>
it's not made to be small and I don't think it'll ever really be
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