Ben Reynwar

I'm curious why you decided against using cocotb, or taking a cocotb approach where the python is driving the simulation during execution. What's the rationale behind generating test benches rather...

That makes sense.I think having a python driven simulation environment is really valuable for the power it gives to quickly write complex tests. The path of least resistance to that...

I played with python and verilator a few months ago in https://github.com/benreynwar/verilate. The meat of it is copied from the pymtl folks. Do you all have a gitter or irc...

You can install a local version of a python package by cd edalize pip install -e . You probably have to uninstall the currently installed version of edalize first. On...

Would it make sense to add a property to a generator that just says don't cache the output? That way if we know that a generator is making use of...

What's the status with this? I'd like to fix an issue with out-of-order files when using generators (#409) but was waiting to see what happened with this pull request.

@olofk This is two years old so I don't really remember what I was thinking. It all looks a bit complicated looking at it now, but perhaps there are some...

Yep. I agree that generics to generator parameterization would be really useful and that the upstream configuration is more trouble than it's worth. I mainly need generics to generator parameterization...

Even if you resolved the dependencies first, it's not clear how fusesoc would know to pass the required information to the generator. I think the simplest solution would be to...

How about if a core had a 'back_parameters' property? If a generator has a dependency on a core with a 'back_parameters' property then those parameters are passed to the generate...