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[YoWASP/nextpnr] whitequark 9d75a80 - Update dependencies.
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[YoWASP/yosys] whitequark 4511cd1 - Update dependencies.
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FL4SHK>
whitequark: That sounds good.
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FL4SHK>
Does nMigen detect latches?
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whitequark>
better
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whitequark>
there's no way to write a latch in nmigen
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whitequark>
okay, that's not entirely true
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FL4SHK>
Even if I use `m.d.comb`?
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whitequark>
you could write a combinatorial loop, yes
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FL4SHK>
That's what I'm wondering if there's any way to prevent it
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whitequark>
the straightforward way that has poor user experience is to use the Yosys `scc` pass
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FL4SHK>
I don't know how you use a Yosys pass in general.
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whitequark>
the proper way would be to do a rudimentary analysis on nMigen statements themselves
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whitequark>
do you use the FOSS toolchain?
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FL4SHK>
I am not able.
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FL4SHK>
I'd probably use them if I could with my target FPGAs.
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whitequark>
let's see
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FL4SHK>
Maybe for my ultimate project I'd be able to use them
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FL4SHK>
I tried looking at the Verilog output
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whitequark>
it's a hack, but it will do the job
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FL4SHK>
Can you remind me how to apply a patch? I know I asked that before, but I've forgotten
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whitequark>
in the nmigen source tree
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FL4SHK>
have to go for now; will get back to you later
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whitequark>
happy to help!