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This thing

This is me playing around with my new Icebreaker FPGA and nmigen(_dg). The goal is to find a nice project structure and perhaps find a way to work on my Arty a7 with a fully FOSS toolchain for once.

My focus is currently on:

* Effortless dependency management
* Helper functions for inspection and documentation of the design
* Helper functions for targeting multiple FPGA platforms and boards
* Creating PRs to other projects with stuff i find here
* Having fun with my FPGA

Setup

pip install --user poetry
poetry config --local virtualenvs.in-project true # optional, makes cleanup easier
poetry install

And these optional dependencies, installed inside the virtualenv:

poetry install -E yosys
poetry install -E nextpnr-ice40
poetry install -E nextpnr-ecp5

Running stuff

poetry run python -m fpga.icebreaker
poetry run python -m fpga.modules.blinker generate

To reduce the amount of typing:

poetry shell

todo:

  • Diagrams are nice
  • Documentation generation would be nice
  • A central nmigen-pmod library would be nice
  • A RISCV toolchain would be nice (make socs, and compile C, C++ or Rust)
  • nextpnr-xray or vtr would be nice
  • Batch setup of Vivado would be nice
  • Ability to synth on a host accessible with ssh would be nice