Adding desing compiler support

[timsaxe]

A first pass at adding design compiler support. This is a fairly simple shell that sets up a few variables, creates a tcl script to analyze the sources, and passes off control to a tcl script that will do the heavy lifting. I have it running on the core-v mcu from open hardware, so I know that it is usable.

[olofk]

Thanks for your contribution. Happy to review this but just want to give you a heads-up that I'm short on time and have some other things queued up before this

[timsaxe]

Np. I can continue to operate out of my local version. Quick question, is there an organized way to point fusesoc to a local edalize. Right now I have to hack a few fuseosc file to make the imports work.

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Thanks for your contribution. Happy to review this but just want to give you a heads-up that I'm short on time and have some other things queued up before this

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[benreynwar]

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.

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Np. I can continue to operate out of my local version. Quick question, is there an organized way to point fusesoc to a local edalize. Right now I have to hack a few fuseosc file to make the imports work.

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[davideschiavone]

@olofk, @timsaxe, are you planning to merge this soon?

[olofk]

@davideschiavone Thanks for reminding. It has slipped my mind. I don't think it's in a state to merge right now though. It currently implements two different backends and the DC-specific parts needs some changes as well. I might be able to find time for a proper review if @timsaxe or someone else has time to make the required changes

[davideschiavone]

Hi @olofk, I am user but never modified your code. If you write here what's missing or need to be changed I may try to help you and make the required changes, but can't promise it now :)

[olofk]

I guess we have another PR now that supersedes this one, so I'm closing this now and focus on the other one