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<sb0> whitequark, the inlining is necessary for the interleave transform
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<cr1901_modern> rj0: I know this is a bit meta, but do you know of an FPGA implementation of an XSVF player?
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<travis-ci> fallen/artiq#243 (gui - 69da1cc : Yann Sionneau): The build passed.
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<larsc> hm, is this valid verilog 'input foobar = 1'b1;'?
<larsc> iverilog can't handle it and I can't really find anything on the subject
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<rjo> cr1901_modern: in gateware, no. but iirc openocd is a (x)svf player.
<rjo> cr1901_modern: but! artiq is much better than a xsvf player. it can do that plus much more. and the relevant parts are in gateware, certainly stand-alone.
<rjo> its format is not xsvf though, but python. i would imagine xsvf2artiq would not be to hard.
<ysionneau> it's a bit of a nightmare to debug asyncio stuff when everything is stuck ...
<ysionneau> because of some exception somewhere or other issue
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<cr1901_modern> I haven't taken much of a look at artiq... probably should change that (it's like super-Migen/MiSoC or something?)