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[fpga-tool-perf] HackerFoo opened issue #155: Re-running a test gives incorrect timing results - https://git.io/Jf550
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[fpga-tool-perf] HackerFoo opened issue #156: Vivado and nextpnr don't accept the same XDC constraint files - https://git.io/Jf55u
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[conda-env-make] mithro opened issue #2: Add tests - https://git.io/Jf55Q
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[conda-env-make] mithro opened issue #3: Add a Makefile.template file. - https://git.io/Jf555
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[fpga-tool-perf] HackerFoo opened issue #157: Add design: Rocket Linux LiteX SoC with LiteDRAM and LiteEth (200T) - https://git.io/Jf5dW
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[conda-env-make] mithro opened issue #5: Figure out how to test the cygwin + mingw Windows versions - https://git.io/Jf5Nj
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[python-symbiflow-v2x] mithro opened issue #65: Port to using conda-env-make - https://git.io/Jf5AF
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[conda-env-make] mithro opened issue #6: Solve disk space reporting on Mac OS X - https://git.io/Jf5xr
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[yosys-symbiflow-plugins] JakubJatczak opened issue #19: Add support for building on Windows - https://git.io/Jfd0Y
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<tnt>
Trying to rebulding the S3 timing database using ff_1p210v variant instead of ss_0p990v ... curious to see what that'll be like.
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[symbiflow-arch-defs] mithro opened issue #1533: Port to using conda-env-make - https://git.io/JfdEX
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[sv-tests] mithro opened issue #878: Port to using conda-env-make - https://git.io/JfdEy
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[fpga-tool-perf] mithro opened issue #163: Convert to using conda-env-make - https://git.io/JfdEQ
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[fpga-tool-perf] acomodi opened issue #164: Fix fasm2bels issues when running with nextpnr - https://git.io/JfdzY
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<tnt>
I have no idea how realistic it is to expect those timings to reflect reality, but it would make for a much nicer device :p
<tnt>
I went from a -36 ns slack violation to a 8 ns slack met.
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<kgugala> tnt: the ff timings is the fast corner
<tnt>
Yeah, I figured :p and at 1.210v
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<kgugala> yep
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<tnt>
kgugala: btw, I get a lot of stuff like "Warning 4483: Timing edge from usb_I.tx_pkt_I.shift_data_$_DFFE_PP__Q_D_$lut_Y.t_frag.XSL[0] to usb_I.tx_pkt_I.shift_data_$_DFFE_PP__Q_D_$lut_Y.t_frag.XZ[0] will not be created since usb_I.tx_pkt_I.shift_data_$_DFFE_PP__Q_D_$lut_Y.t_frag.XZ[0] has been identified as a clock generator"
<tnt>
and the "Netlist contains 191 clocks" doesn't inspire confidence either ...
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<gromero>
Hi. Does symbiflow support currently the BRAM found in ECP5 FPGAs?
<daveshah>
Yes
<daveshah>
the only thing not supported is inference the true dual port mode
<gromero>
daveshah: would you mind to point me to some doc on how to use it?
<daveshah>
Not sure of anything specific, look for simple BRAM patterns in whatever HDL you are using
<gromero>
daveshah: you mean that it's not necessary any specific kind of construct or attribute (let's say, in Verilog) so a BRAM is synthesized? How do I know the BRAM is inferred correctly for instance?
<daveshah>
no, you can look for DP16KD in the output
<daveshah>
if you want to force BRAM you can use the (* syn_ramstyle="block_ram" *) attribute on the memory
<daveshah>
as in Diamond
<gromero>
daveshah: got it, thanks a lot
<gromero>
daveshah: btw, how do you usually "read" the many synthesis output from yosys & friends, like I would like to see all generated circuit down to the FFs used and their connections. Is is possible? It's quite hard to read the $nets too ...
<gromero>
daveshah: awesome, that's what I was looking for!. thx.
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litghost: Do you think it would be feasible to support synth IO tiles with multiple IPINS or OPINS? Specifically for routing multiple clocks into an roi like region
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[python-symbiflow-v2x] mithro opened issue #67: muxes/use_mux.sim.v test - https://git.io/JfdXp