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Litex is cool, the ability to sort of throw together a soft SoC on an fpga is neat. Where I sort of lose the path though is how to integrate custom logic in ty
by bfrog 4y ago
Litex is cool, the ability to sort of throw together a soft SoC on an fpga is neat.
Where I sort of lose the path though is how to integrate custom logic in typical hdl, I don’t have a lot of love for migen myself. So in that regard something like the neorv stuff feels a lot nicer integrating with existing vhdl for me.
- rowanG077 4y agoI use litex cores and often read the code to get an idea how they work. But writing it is totally impenetrable to me.
- bfrog 4y agoI’ve read it as well and agree.. the weirdest part is the pre generated vhdl/Verizon for things like rocket cores which are designed in chisel. There’s little to no room for customizing the core, and trying to figure out how to do that was where I hit my wall.