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<ZirconiumX>
I need a Verilog language lawyer; in yosys bug 1760, the user is `assign`ing to an `input` port, which then gets read by a higher-level module. I'm pretty sure it's a typo, but can this just be treated as undefined behaviour?
<ZirconiumX>
Maybe one for tnt?
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<awygle>
do we have a usb expert in the house? perhaps ulpi specifically?
<awygle>
my usb3300 isn't clocking out... and idk why
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<futarisIRCcloud>
awygle: rohitksingh ?
<rohitksingh>
futarisIRCcloud: hi!
<futarisIRCcloud>
awygle was asking about why his usb3300 isn't clocking out
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<Zorix>
kicad is pretty good, I had zero problems with producing a pcb with it
<m_w>
the board has a USB bootloader if you don't have a JTAG programmer handy
<m_w>
I use an FTDI adapter with the one that Greg gave me
<Zorix>
yea I use the mpsse cable from ftdi and openocd
<awygle>
can't decide if i need one of these or not...
<TD-Linux>
I don't need one. but also I'm typing my credit card number in as we speak
<awygle>
what's the usb topology? looks like there's an IC there, but that might just be the switcher...
<awygle>
m_w: noticed you're the one who opened this, are you running it for Greg? or is this independent?
<awygle>
ah i see now the usb is direct conncet
<m_w>
awygle, yes I created the campaign in collaboration with greg
<m_w>
we are running it together
<m_w>
I am handling the manufacturing logistics with groupgets
<awygle>
i see
<awygle>
do you have a particular reason for going with groupgets rather than one of the other options (e.g. crowdsupply)?
<zyp>
hmm, I'm interested in one, but I don't think I want to pay almost $50 in shipping
<zyp>
(cheapest shipping option to Norway is apparently $48.36)
<m_w>
I have worked with groupgets and crowdsupply
<m_w>
we did groupgets because it is a lot less fanfaire to setup
<awygle>
i see
<m_w>
for beaglewire it took almost a year to launch on crowdsupply
<m_w>
for lofive it was a few weeks to launch on groupgets
<miek>
ouch, $53 shipping here :(
<m_w>
miek, where are you located?
<miek>
UK
<awygle>
did you find both about equal in terms of ease to work with, value brought, etc? is there anything that would make you choose crowdsupply over groupgets for a future project?
<m_w>
miek, I will check to see if groupgets has a distribution channel over there
<m_w>
miek, in the past people have banded together to get more boards on a single order to offset the shipping cost
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<m_w>
awygle, crowdsupply is good if you need time to pull together the distribution channels and like a really refined campaign page
<m_w>
groupgets is better if you already have a product but just want to get the price down
<awygle>
i see, thanks for the insight
<m_w>
groupgets is a little more hardware savvy as well and they can handle all of the logistics
<m_w>
crowdsupply is getting better about this now too