--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want to do this kind of sanity checking, another thing you can do is run the code through the corresponding synthesizers. Don't bother with place&route, especially since you can't target the 3S4000 with the web pack. You can do the second-level modules (e.g. video controller wrapper). The top levels aren't going to synthesize yet probably, although you can hack at those a bit if you like. Mostly what we want here is warnings and info messages. For instance, size mismatches on wires connected to ports, signals missing from sensitivity lists, registers missing from the reset sections of sequential code, etc. --- end of quote --- I actually (finally! I'm glad to be rid of the dreadful thing) messed up my windows booting to the point of no repair, and WebPack and whatever the Lattice one is don't appear to work under wine. I could try the Icarus synthesizer, but I don't think that is what we want, if it even works. I am also having trouble with committing the syntax changes to the Subversion repo -- look what it says: $ svn ci --username nicksa --password <pass> svn: Commit failed (details follow): svn: MKACTIVITY of '/repos/opengraphics/main/!svn/act/e640882f-70fa-4089-aea0-3bd4a0d1dcf1': 403 Forbidden (http://svn.suug.ch) svn: Your commit message was left in a temporary file: svn: '~/main/svn-commit.4.tmp' Any Subversion guru out there have an idea what the problem is? Thanks!
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