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I've fetched the latest V5 code: `idf.py --version` reports `ESP-IDF v5.0-dev-3954-g271f4e4c40` I've re-[reset the python environment](https://visualgdb.com/documentation/espidf/#python) for VisualGDB. I've confirmed the `path/to/python/used/by/visualgdb` (in particular the "_used by VisualGDB_" part by...
a bit late in response, but I've seen this occur: power cycling the board worked for me.
Hi @KinzaQamar - I appreciate your assistance. I was able to eventually get `fusesoc` installed, per `pip` vs `pip3 noted in https://github.com/olofk/serv/issues/83 The `fusesoc`` version on Windows reports: ``` C:\workspace\myfusesoc>fusesoc...
Hi @KinzaQamar - which dependencies are you referring to? The `pip3 install fusesoc`? Yes. Here's the output from various commands. I created a new `C:\workspace\myfusesoc2` Windows directory to start fresh:...
* edit: I mistakenly confused this with the Windows issue; I'll leave this comment here, but see below for my next comment regarding this issue and WSL. Hi @KinzaQamar and...
oops, I confused this WSL issue with my [Windows issue](https://github.com/olofk/serv/issues/84) so ignore this comment, but see next one., Here's the result in WSL, using `pip3` resolves, but there's a new...
update: SUCCESS~ I compared `fusesoc library list` on WSL to my Windows/DOS version. Ran this: `fusesoc library add servant https://github.com/olofk/serv` ``` $ fusesoc library list Name : Location : Sync...
Hello @KinzaQamar and thank you for your suggestions! TL;DR: it works! :) my `servant.core` is located in `fusesoc_libraries/serv` from the above-mentioned project directory initialization. sure enough, I was only looking...
Lattice has an [application note: Using Differential I/O](https://www.latticesemi.com/-/media/LatticeSemi/Documents/ApplicationNotes/UZ/UsingDifferentialIOLVDSSubLVDSiniCE40Devices.ashx?document_id=47960) that has just a dotted line around the pairs:  Perhaps something similar to "group" the pinout labels?
Well, the stream reader was expecting the `GetName` to return the field name (not excel name such as `A1`) as well as the `GetOrdinal`. That was the only reason I...