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Rebuilding the system on itself and validating that the bitfile is the same is nice. I'm amazed that it could be rebuilt in 512MB (and in "only" 4.5 hours on a
by musicale 2y ago
Rebuilding the system on itself and validating that the bitfile is the same is nice.
I'm amazed that it could be rebuilt in 512MB (and in "only" 4.5 hours on a ~65MHz CPU.) My experience with yosys (and vivado etc.) is that they seem to want many gigabytes.
> A 65MHz Linux-capable CPU inevitably invokes memories of mid- 1990s Intel 486 and first-generation Pentium processors.
50-65MHz* and 512MB seems comparable to an early 1990s Unix workstation. Arguably better on the RAM side.
*4.5 Mflops on double precision linpack for lowRISC/50MHz