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<davebee>
Is there a way to get a Litex build to fail if the "Max frequency for clock" is not met? The message is hidden in lots of logging output.
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<jdmux>
I'm not sure if this is a good place to ask this, but repositories such as https://github.com/antmicro/litex-vexriscv-tensorflow-lite-demo are not succeeding to recursive download because of liteusb. I opened an issue there, but it doesn't seem to be an active repository. Are there more up to date getting started tutorials that I have not stumbled
<jdmux>
upon yet? Ultimately I'm trying to program the qomu board, using renode to emulate, etc.
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<oronpo>
Hi. Is there a way I can have LiteX install a specific version? (e.g., use a release tag).
<oronpo>
And is there a way I can switch between litex versions easily?
<oronpo>
Nice. Should really be documented on the wiki.
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<oronpo>
How does the installation process works exactly? Is there a way to install it to different folders so I can switch between versions in case there is a regression?
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<_florent_>
oronpo: The wiki has been updated just after adding the feature (that has been added just a few hours ago :))
<_florent_>
oronpo: For the installation, you can have different installation in different folders and switch between each other by running ./litex_setup.py --install in the folder you want to use.
<oronpo>
Is the installation really local? There are files placed in the `~/local/bin` folder, are they not?
<_florent_>
with --user, it should be local
<_florent_>
sorry I'm off for today
<oronpo>
I'll clarify. I want to be able to have several versions installed, and by changing an environment variable, I'm changing to the version that is pointed by that variable.
<oronpo>
Is the `~/local/bin` a must, or can it be basically any folder that I set my path to?
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<swetland>
oronpo: I ran into this as well. What you want is to use venv to create an env/... dir under your litex install for it to put all the python goop in. It'd be cool if the install instructions mentioned this as an option for folks (like me) less familiar with managing python