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I would like to use icestudio in class e.g. to demonstrate the simulation of logic gates. Ultimatively I would like to create logic tables with the students.
I found following two descriptions but - unfortunately - do not speak spanish:
As mentioned I would be very eager to see documentation in English in order to understand what steps I need to do. (Also cool would be a simple menu entry to simulate and open gtkwave, but we can leave this for the next issue to open ;)
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Please document how to use gtkwave simulation with icestudio
Please document (in English) how to use gtkwave simulation with icestudio
Sep 19, 2019
running "apio sim" got me on the right path. needed to "apio install" some things. then needed to know i should look at the output of "apio boards -l".
after that, learned something important and the reason i am writing this note:
(for the 0.5.1-nightly windows release of icestorm)
spaces (' ' chars) in project file names (like "B A Z.ice") is BAD.
you will end up with
fatal error: too many command-line arguments
when doing "apio build" because arachne-pnr dies. the parameters given to it are not quoted nor are the escaped.
I'm wondering if this simulation workflow could be internal to icestudio somehow? Figuring out the export, edit testbench, run, view steps took some guesswork!
Maybe even embed something like Pulseview and provide an stimulus input panel/timeline!
I would like to use icestudio in class e.g. to demonstrate the simulation of logic gates. Ultimatively I would like to create logic tables with the students.
I found following two descriptions but - unfortunately - do not speak spanish:
apio sim
. Installing apio according to https://apiodoc.readthedocs.io/en/stable/source/installation.html did not work under kubuntu 18.04 as there was noapio
command available in terminal afterwards.As mentioned I would be very eager to see documentation in English in order to understand what steps I need to do. (Also cool would be a simple menu entry to simulate and open gtkwave, but we can leave this for the next issue to open ;)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: