pepijndevos changed the topic of #apicula to: Project Apicula: bitstream documentation and tooling for Gowin FPGAs https://github.com/YosysHQ/apicula -- logs https://freenode.irclog.whitequark.org/apicula
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<pepijndevos> weeee pnr runs to completion
<pepijndevos> I typod the IOB port directions
<pepijndevos> Now I need to fix all the fun stuff such as command line arguments, constraint parsing, oh, and pass the real timing data...
<pepijndevos> routing attosoc, the unrouted nets went down to 17 but now are just oscilating around 100 or so... :(
<pepijndevos> yay, it finished!
<omnitechnomancer> \o/
<omnitechnomancer> how much utilisation is attosoc?
<pepijndevos> with the new flow like 53%
<pepijndevos> but yea routing seems to be struggling a lot. Not sure if it's because of lacking timing info for the moment, or because I should implement the mince stuff for synth_gowin
<daveshah> it won't be the mince stuff - that helps placement not routing and anyway is usually only marginal
<pepijndevos> ah ok
<daveshah> it will be the poor timing data, delay estimates or other related stuff (like the ripup penalty)
<pepijndevos> Yea I'm working on that now. I just hardcoded some imaginary numbers for the moment
<pepijndevos> But yea placement in super fast so proper timing and estimates should improve it I hope
<omnitechnomancer> fancy, using complex timing values
<pepijndevos> welp bba doesn't even support floats
<pepijndevos> Well, guess I'm fixing bba...
<daveshah> is there any reason not to use an int32 picoseconds?
<pepijndevos> not really, just that the vendor gives me floats
<pepijndevos> but actually yea don't think it's worth the braincells to do it with floats
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