trabucayre changed the topic of #openFPGALoader to: Universal utility for programming FPGA / Github: https://github.com/trabucayre/openFPGALoader/ Logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/openFPGALoader
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<UweBonnes> I have serveral changes at git@github.com:UweBonnes/openFPGALoader. Can you have a look at the changes? Should I do pull requests? One request or several?
<trabucayre> everything about te board (board, flash and fpga model) may be one PR with multiple commit (one for the fpga, one for the flash and one for the board)
<trabucayre> doc must be updated too :)
<UweBonnes> Okay.
<UweBonnes> Is it good toe have the devices requiring full vivado license in the main makefile?
<trabucayre> When no choise :-/
<trabucayre> I prefer when bitstream is build why opensource tools or free version.
<trabucayre> In fact it's a good question, but since some bitstream was built with full license
<trabucayre> s/why/with/g
<trabucayre> for searching bridge into ../spiOverJtag: it's possible to use -B, --bridge to specify explicitly the file
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<cr1901> I don't personally see the problem w/ having paid bitstreams in the repo, as long as it's clear that an end user can't regenerate them w/o a full Vivado license
<trabucayre> cr1901: agree
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