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<larsc>
hm, does anybody know whether it is possible to just configure a pin in a ucf file without connecting a signal to it? E.g. I want to configure one pin to have a pullup
<lekernel>
use the PULLUP primitive
<larsc>
yea, but if I use "NET FOOBAR LOC=123 | PULLUP | S" it complains that it can't find the FOOBAR net
<_florent_>
in ngdbuild you can enable "Allow Unmatched LOC Constraints", it won't complains anymore about FOOBAR net, but I don't know if the PULLUP constraint will be ignored or not...
<larsc>
ok, thanks
<lekernel>
I'm not talking of the PULLUP constraint, but the primitive
<lekernel>
that's done in the HDL, not UCF though - but it could solve your problem still
<larsc>
ok, thanks
<wpwrak>
wheee ! shipment reached BUE. now let's see how long it takes to get to/through customs. CPI is already good. customs dwell there, too.
<larsc>
it doesn't have a power plug, so you should be fine ;)
<wpwrak>
yeah. and that's the not so picky customs. the one where all the regular mail goes through.
<wpwrak>
also the paperwork is considerably simpler there. something like two signatures and you're done. there are still massive waits between things, though. ah, and they have a very high probability of requiring your presence. something like 80% or more.
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<wpwrak>
so it's a high risk of a small annoyance while the other has a small risk of a major annoyance.
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<lekernel>
_florent_, have you tried migen on windows already?
<_florent_>
yes I'm using it on windows
<_florent_>
I don't have issues
<_florent_>
the only issues I had was with mibuild and the Xilinx module, I just added a --no-source option and it's ok