Hello List!
Just a small reminder for our next Mumble Sessions on this Sunday, June 3 at 21.00 Hong Kong Time.
Please join us as usual at our Mumble Server with IP 109.109.202.102 at Port 64738, the Channel is IC.
On the agenda are (at least) this topics
- current status - test wafer structures - other stuff around libre silicon
Happy to hear from you! Hagen
Hi Also: * There will be a Hackathon for LibreSilicon at the June 26th in Hong Kong. I will order some T-Shirts for this event. In case you're already planning another Hackathon yourself maybe we can make a group order. * About the test structures: - Do we wanna try building optimized floating point units already or are we skipping this for after we've got CMOS working? - How many transistor candidates do we wanna pack onto the wafer? * Additionally we have to check the status of the ALF integration into QtFlow: Is someone already hacking on it but just hasn't told on which repo he's pushing their code or is no one working on this yet? Clearing that up would be pretty important because Hagen and I need QtFlow (and preferably ALF support) for drawing the test wafer layout.
Cheers David
On Saturday, 2 June 2018 9:56:31 PM HKT Hagen SANKOWSKI wrote:
Just a small reminder for our next Mumble Sessions on this Sunday, June 3 at 21.00 Hong Kong Time.
Please join us as usual at our Mumble Server with IP 109.109.202.102 at Port 64738, the Channel is IC.
On the agenda are (at least) this topics
- current status
- test wafer structures
- other stuff around libre silicon
Hello List.
On 06/02/2018 04:12 PM, David Lanzendörfer wrote:
- Additionally we have to check the status of the ALF integration into QtFlow: Is someone already hacking on it but just hasn't told on which repo he's pushing their code or is no one working on this yet? Clearing that up would be pretty important because Hagen and I need QtFlow (and preferably ALF support) for drawing the test wafer layout.
Well, the right repository is IMHO https://github.com/libresilicon/alf_parser
If there is someone beside arBmind who is interested in writing the ALF parser - please drop me a note. I am currently the admin for libresilicon on github and could give the permissions to commit there.
Regards, Hagen.
Hej List!
I just pushed a ANTLR4 LEF grammer into[1]. My plan would be to:
* finish the DEF grammer * do the LEFDEF c++ datastructures * do a writer to ALF/LEF/DEF from this datastructures (allowing to write the subset of LEFDEF in ALF) * integration in Qtflow * make a extension for the LEFDEF datastructures for supporting ALF * integration in Qtflow
Its my first ANTLR gramer, so feel free to critizise and improve.
As I just copied and rewrite the rules from the manual it should be more or less standart conform. In the listener or visitor patterns the logic has to be checked as specified in the refmanual (ie. increasing values, range limits, interpretation as int or float)
Sorry for being of in communication. I am in columbia visiting my girlfriend, next week will be without internet ^^
Greatings, Paul
[1] https://github.com/libresilicon/lefdef_parser
On 02.06.2018 16:20, Hagen SANKOWSKI wrote:
Hello List.
On 06/02/2018 04:12 PM, David Lanzendörfer wrote:
- Additionally we have to check the status of the ALF integration into QtFlow: Is someone already hacking on it but just hasn't told on which repo he's pushing their code or is no one working on this yet? Clearing that up would be pretty important because Hagen and I need QtFlow (and preferably ALF support) for drawing the test wafer layout.
Well, the right repository is IMHO https://github.com/libresilicon/alf_parser
If there is someone beside arBmind who is interested in writing the ALF parser - please drop me a note. I am currently the admin for libresilicon on github and could give the permissions to commit there.
Regards, Hagen.
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Hej Paul! Great TODO list! I'm looking forward to your work when your back! And Colombia is a beautiful country, nice rain forests and beautiful climate. I was in Brazil, and hacking around on a laptop in the night while hanging in a Hammock in the quietness of the Amazon rainforest is perfect to get stuff done, so I'm looking forward to a whole bunch of commits getting pushed as soon as you've got an internet connection. As far as I'm informed Colombia has also StarBucks with free internet BTW ;-)
Would surprise me if there wouldn't be a StarBucks in Colombia, especially because of the fact that they produce such delicious coffee! A shame you can't send me a 20kg bag of such beans (Or can you? =^-^=~~)
Enjoy your trip!
Cheers David
Hej List!
I just pushed a ANTLR4 LEF grammer into[1]. My plan would be to:
finish the DEF grammer do the LEFDEF c++ datastructures do a writer to ALF/LEF/DEF from this datastructures (allowing to write the subset of LEFDEF in ALF) integration in Qtflow make a extension for the LEFDEF datastructures for supporting ALF integration in Qtflow Its my first ANTLR gramer, so feel free to critizise and improve. As I just copied and rewrite the rules from the manual it should be more or less standart conform. In the listener or visitor patterns the logic has to be checked as specified in the refmanual (ie. increasing values, range limits, interpretation as int or float)
Sorry for being of in communication. I am in columbia visiting my girlfriend, next week will be without internet ^^
Greatings, Paul [1] https://github.com/libresilicon/lefdef_parser
Hej Paul! Great TODO list! I'm looking forward to your work when your back! And Colombia is a beautiful country, nice rain forests and beautiful climate. I was in Brazil, and hacking around on a laptop in the night while hanging in a Hammock in the quietness of the Amazon rainforest is perfect to get stuff done, so I'm looking forward to a whole bunch of commits getting pushed as soon as you've got an internet connection. As far as I'm informed Colombia has also StarBucks with free internet BTW ;-)
Would surprise me if there wouldn't be a StarBucks in Colombia, especially because of the fact that they produce such delicious coffee! A shame you can't send me a 20kg bag of such beans (Or can you? =^-^=~~)
Enjoy your trip!
Cheers David
Hej List!
I just pushed a ANTLR4 LEF grammer into[1]. My plan would be to:
finish the DEF grammer do the LEFDEF c++ datastructures do a writer to ALF/LEF/DEF from this datastructures (allowing to write the subset of LEFDEF in ALF) integration in Qtflow make a extension for the LEFDEF datastructures for supporting ALF integration in Qtflow Its my first ANTLR gramer, so feel free to critizise and improve. As I just copied and rewrite the rules from the manual it should be more or less standart conform. In the listener or visitor patterns the logic has to be checked as specified in the refmanual (ie. increasing values, range limits, interpretation as int or float)
Sorry for being of in communication. I am in columbia visiting my girlfriend, next week will be without internet ^^
Greatings, Paul [1] https://github.com/libresilicon/lefdef_parser
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