00:49 <nuser> Hi, Can I get help here on how to make migen code work or maybe there is some other place for that?

01:04 <mtrbot-ml> [mattermost] <sb10q> This is one of the right places

01:07 <davidc__> Has anyone used the Xilinx/Vivado add_ip functionality? It adds the IP from its original location; which means Vivado uses the directory of that file to generate the IP (and not the build directory). I think the simplest way to keep the source directory clean is to copy the IP into the build dir when building... Anyone have other suggestions/thoughts?

01:15 <nuser> Ok, great, so I am using this board: github.com/q3k/chubby75 and what I want to do is rather simple (or I think that it is): Make that Spartan6 run at 200MHz, and generate an impulse using this pattern: [on_time]-[off_time]-on. on_time and off_time would change after each iteration, until condition

01:15 <nuser> has not been meet. To set this condition, AVR micr

01:15 <nuser> o would be read in programming mode. If given register has expected value, then it has to be changed, and work would be done. Otherwise repeat until expected value has not ben readed. I have code in C because I have tried to do this using normal micro, but it was too slow.

01:18 <nuser> Is there any hope that it could be done in Migen? I know how to program microcontrollers, but FPGA and Migen are new to me. I wanted to learn Migen by doing such (hopefully) simple project, but I can't found any good manual for Migen that would cover every aspect of it.

05:58 <_whitenotifier-f> [nmigen] whitequark commented on issue #228: Reconsider simulator interface - https://git.io/JeiB8