<cr1901_modern>
anuejn: The tcl escape char is {}, so I'm not sure why "\" is required. But hey if it works, it works
<cr1901_modern>
s/escape/quote/
<cr1901_modern>
ooooh, looks like TCL handles it just fine, but when the string is passed to synplify, it dies
<vup>
I am not too well versed in diamond, but should this not be a problem for every platform using diamond? So ice40 and ecp5 would need to be fixed aswell?
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<agg>
is it ever worth simplifying or factoring simple logic expressions
<agg>
uh, pressed enter too soon
<agg>
is it ever worth simplifying or factoring simple boolean expressions myself, or should I expect yosys to generally do a good job there?
<agg>
like if I have a shared sub-expression, or something that can be transformed a few ways or whatever
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<anuejn>
agg: I had the same idea a few years ago and opened an issue
<anuejn>
sadly i was to lazy and didnt implement it
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<lkcl>
OmniTechnoMancer: sort-of yes (the Larrabee-style approach). more, "start by vectorising scalar PowerISA then incrementally add as many 3D instructions and capabilities as it takes to reach par Performance/Watt with Radeon/Nvidia/MALI/Vivante"
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<sorear>
i think the important part here is to pick a benchmark
<sorear>
hwacha was running circles around commercial GPUs years ago at linpack workloads, but most people use GPUs for other things