<cr1901_modern>
>btw the "spartan 3" part is misnamed
<cr1901_modern>
IIRC, I wrote _just_ enough of the s3 code to get my dev board to work. Definitely happy to test whatever unified version comes out of it tho
<d1b2>
<dub_dub_11> likewise. My V5 hack was the same but probably more so, just enough to work without fancy stuff like DDR
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<d1b2>
<dub_dub_11> ok I have another question about a weird edge case that should not reasonably need doing but is interesting: can I have multiple IO standards for the LEDResources Resource?
<d1b2>
<dub_dub_11> it's a real fun one, half the GPIO LEDs are on a 2V5 bank and are buffered by a CPLD while the other half are on a 1V8 bank buffered by NMOSs
<d1b2>
<dub_dub_11> they're not even 0-3 and 4-7 either, it goes [0 1 2 4] and [3 5 6 7] respectively. Very interesting choice
<d1b2>
<dub_dub_11> afaict LEDResources cannot be numbered, and while I can put a list of strings in the pins parameter, a list of Attrs() objects doesn't seem to work
<d1b2>
<dub_dub_11> if I just need to use a generic Resource then that's fair enough
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<Degi>
Would it make sense to catch comparisons in compile time which can never be true? For example 'a == 2' where 'a = Signal(1)'
<Sarayan>
warnings for impossible things tend to be good
<Sarayan>
as long as it's not the result of generated code (think templates, but pythonic I guess)
<whitequark>
Degi: the reason it's not done is as Sarayan says: generic code
<Degi>
Hm, does nMigen have something like verbosity options? Like configuring different warning / verbosity levels on a compiler
<whitequark>
#360
<Degi>
Thx!
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