<mithro>
az0re: Sounds like you are asking about Yosys? I would suggest the #yosys IRC channel
<az0re>
Yup
<az0re>
Sorry for the spam
<az0re>
It is actually working now
<mithro>
az0re: Yosys is an external project that SymbiFlow uses in the same way that the Linux kernel is an independent project that the Debian distribution uses
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[symbiflow-arch-defs] litghost opened issue #1607: Intermittent VTR failure that looks like memory corruption - https://git.io/JJWBA
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[sphinx_symbiflow_theme] mithro opened issue #30: Adding a way to display the license for the documentation at the bottom of the page - https://git.io/JJWE7
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<andrewb1999>
@litghost do you know the correct output of the bram_test for xc7 is?
<litghost>
andrewb1999: Sorry, what's the context here?
<andrewb1999>
litghost: For one of the benchmarks I want to run, we use a bram with shared address and data lines which will not map to brams correctly now. We have a patch that we think should work but we want to create a small test case for it. I think I can just modify the xc7/tests/bram_test/ examples to test this, but I want to know what the correct output should be first.
<andrewb1999>
And also what the baud rate, data, and parity should be
<andrewb1999>
Running the bram_test/bram_test_36.v currently just prints out garbage, which is most likely a baud rate issue, but I also haven't been able to find the expected output on hardware.
<litghost>
What clock are you using for bram_test?
<litghost>
The baudrate for bram_test is frequency / (COUNTER*OVERSAMPLE)
<litghost>
So for a 100 MHz clock, with COUNTER = 25 and OVERSAMPLE = 8, it yields a 500 kbps baudrate, with no error
<litghost>
I believe the UART should otherwise be 8N1
<andrewb1999>
I believe I'm using the 100 MHz clock
<andrewb1999>
I'm just using the arty-uart harness
<andrewb1999>
Which I think just passed the 100 MHz clock into the roi
<andrewb1999>
By not error, do you mean the test shouldn't print anything?
<andrewb1999>
With 500 kbps baudrate I get a bunch of lines starting with L and then random characters
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[symbiflow-arch-defs] HackerFoo opened issue #1608: Add an install target for the 200t - https://git.io/JJWgU
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<mithro>
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<mithro>
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