lekernel changed the topic of #milkymist to: Mixxeo, Migen, Milkymist-ng & other Milkymist projects :: Logs: http://en.qi-hardware.com/mmlogs
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<acathla> hello
<acathla> y'a une doc pour créer des plateformes pour mibuild?
<acathla> is there a documentation to create new platforms for mibuild?
<acathla> or just copy/paste of existing examples
<bhamilton> Example where a new platform was created by looking at existing platforms: http://brandonhamilton.github.io/building-a-soc-with-migen/creating-platform-description.html
<acathla> bhamilton, thank you
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<ysionneau> wow, I didn't know this documentation existed :)
<ysionneau> very good!
<ysionneau> acathla: hi! For which board do you want to add support for in mibuild? :)
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<ysionneau> is it possible to tell GNU as to just do the pre-processing part (like -E for gcc)?
<ysionneau> I'm trying to debug some assembly defines/macros
<ysionneau> oh, ok I just have to use gcc instead of gnu-as and specify -E
<ysionneau> got it, thanks
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<ysionneau> I have confirmation that an LTE company is still manufacturing and designing chips with several lm32 coproc embedded in it
<ysionneau> that's cool
<ysionneau> they don't seem to run them over something like 100 MHz though
<ysionneau> for some unknown reason
<larsc> ysionneau: or just use cpp
<ysionneau> yeah I'm doing something like lm32--netbsd-gcc -x assembler-with-cpp
<ysionneau> I'm tring to do something like this: http://pastebin.com/GtAPpS50
<ysionneau> none of both work
<ysionneau> either as a macro or as a define
<ysionneau> calling it as set_cpuvar CURLWP, r12 for the macro, or SET_CPUVAR(CURLWP,r12) for the define
<ysionneau> CPU_INFO_CURLWP is defined as offsetof(struct cpu_info, ci_curlwp)
<ysionneau> the goal is to load the "ci_curlwp" member of the struct cpu_info *cpu_info_store;
<ysionneau> it says:
<ysionneau> /Users/fallen/dev/NetBSD/sys/arch/lm32/lm32/locore_subr.S: Assembler messages:
<ysionneau> /Users/fallen/dev/NetBSD/sys/arch/lm32/lm32/locore_subr.S:53: Error: unresolved expression that must be resolved
<ysionneau> the output of the pre-processor: http://pastebin.com/BxSjuBEG
<ysionneau> is it incorrect to put ";" between instructions? :o
<ysionneau> assembly generated by the pre-processor seems correct :o
<ysionneau> arg ...
<ysionneau> addi fp, sp, sp
<ysionneau> sp is not an immediate :)
<ysionneau> my god the error message is not clear
<ysionneau> problem solved
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