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SjefCoder >
Hi, I cannot find in the docs (dev) any reference to how to use an existing vhdl file
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whitequark[cis] >
which toolchain are you using?
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SjefCoder >
I am using the Gowin platform
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SjefCoder >
in Litex I am familiar with: platform.add_source
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whitequark[cis] >
there's platform.add_file()
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whitequark[cis] >
it's used like platform.add_file("foo.vhd", "architecture ...")
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whitequark[cis] >
note that you supply the contents, not a path
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SjefCoder >
ahhh, your last comment made me google
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SjefCoder >
" platform.add_file("my_verilog_design.v", open("path_to_my_verilog_design.v"))"
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SjefCoder >
seems to accord with an "older" nmigen post
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SjefCoder >
pasting it here for posterity
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whitequark[cis] >
yeah, that works
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SjefCoder >
thanks, I am myself making notes in Obsidian. Hopefully at some point I can publish them online as I figure out a meaningful way to use Amaranth in my projects
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[amaranth-lang/rtl-debugger] whitequark 7319295 - Add infrastructure to lazily parse CXXRTL packets.
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