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<d1b2> <[UCF] Ammoniac> So, I'm up and running with software. Are there any good tutorials how to continue from here?
<whitequark> glasgow --help is your best bet
<whitequark> every subcommand has its own help too
<whitequark> e.g. glasgow run --help
<d1b2> <[UCF] Ammoniac> Yeah, but creating your own applets isn't there. I would like a nice tutorial so I can start to work. I'm used to do VHDL for Xilinx Artix 7 but this is in Python something...
<whitequark> there isn't a nice tutorial currently
<whitequark> there will be at some point, once i move to a country that's not at war
<d1b2> <[UCF] Ammoniac> Ah, any starting point? Or should I learn by reading current software?
<d1b2> <dragonmux> we would suggest starting by diving into the Amaranth documentation (what there is of it at least) as that's the HDL used
<whitequark> look at the existing applets and clone them yeah
<d1b2> <dragonmux> and then diving into existing applets
<d1b2> <dragonmux> given you know VHDL, we think you'll find Amaranth makes a lot of sense as while synchronous vs combinatorial things are expressed differently to how you do it in VHDL, the execution model lines up well
<d1b2> <[UCF] Ammoniac> Sounds good, was about to order a Bus Pirate when I found this unit
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<d1b2> <dragonmux> also, as you're on the 1b² Discord, you're welcome to ask non-Glasgow-specific questions in channels like #fpga and many of the folks here will answer quite helpfully 🙂 quite a few of us have Amaranth experience