Wednesday, 2019-09-25

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MadHackerxobs: Out of curiosity, was the packaging all mouser-y for yours too? Wondered where they'd ship it from for Singapore. :)08:04
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xobsMadHacker: They did!  It shipped from Texas.08:16
MadHackerMy 2nd order hasn't shipped yet (but probably will soon), but the last one was shipped from Germany.08:19
MadHackerSeems like they're making good use of Mouser's distribution network.08:19
xobsOdd.  I didn't know they had a distribution point there.08:19
MadHacker... think I mean Germany. Fairly sure. Might have been benelux, I'll check when I get home.08:19
MadHackerInside europe, definitely.08:20
xobsIt'd be nice if I could avoid having to first ship to the US.  But apparently they don't have that set up yet.08:20
xobsAnyway!  I've been quiet here lately because I've been working on documenting stuff.  And trying to fit an MMU in.  But mostly documenting stuff.08:22
xobsThe current release candidate for the next version of Foboot (and the associated SoC) is at https://rm.fomu.im/.08:22
tpbTitle: Documentation for Fomu Bootloader Fomu Bootloader documentation (at rm.fomu.im)08:22
MadHackerHm, now I look at the tracking, it's weirder. They used Mouser europe's address on the packaging, but the actual shipping when I check through the paperwork is Fedex from Grand Prairie. So I'm wrong about the distribution.08:23
MadHackerI think that's about avoiding EU import duties; if it's "from" an EU company, no VAT on crossing the border, presumably.08:23
MadHackerI know I didn't end up paying any import duty on it on arrival.08:24
MadHackerAaaanyway.08:24
xobsIn addition to register maps (which were there before), it now has module-level documentation (https://rm.fomu.im/usb.html#usb-device-tri-fifo), sub-module-level documentation (https://rm.fomu.im/usb.html#usb-wishbone-debug-protocol), and interrupts (https://rm.fomu.im/interrupts.html)08:24
tpbTitle: USB Fomu Bootloader documentation (at rm.fomu.im)08:24
MadHackerxobs: Re documentation, Thank you for your service.08:24
MadHacker:D08:24
xobsMadHacker: You're welcome!08:24
xobsNow if anyone knows any good way to render memory maps, I'm open to suggestions.08:25
MadHackerInteractively, or just as a tagged up table?08:26
xobsThe issue I see with a table is that the memory map is nonlinear, and so takes some finessing to get right.08:26
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xobsI guess a table is what Freescale used in the i.MX6...08:27
xobsI'm looking for a way to make something like this (appropriately enough from the Tomu MCU RM)08:29
* xobs uploaded an image: image.png (93KB) < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/ZQCXahbrXIfpSqqYoshXHLTG >08:30
MadHackerFind some old 1980s computer manuals and copy the design used there? Most of those that I remember used a roughly standard size for 1KB chunks, but with a minimum for smaller areas and a maximum for large areas (with a "broken bar" effect to indicate it was trimmed down)08:30
MadHackerHm, that's pretty nice.08:30
MadHackerhttp://www.martin-demling.de/2011/06/memory-maps-in-latex-using-the-bytefield-package/ does the simple ones, I guess.08:31
tpbTitle: Creating memory maps in LaTeX using the {bytefield} package (update x2) | Martin Demlings Blog (at www.martin-demling.de)08:31
MadHackerTrying to find a heirarchical one like you have there. I'd use d3 for it if I were rendering in browser, maybe, but for something static I'm not sure.08:31
futarisIRCcloudLitex documention in Latex generated on a Litex machine08:32
xobsYeah, I wonder if I could just abuse the wavedrom `reg` package by a lot.08:32
MadHackerHm, what does yosys use when it's outputting diagrams again?08:34
MadHackerIt had some tolerably tidy table-ish structures with links between for LUTs.08:34
xobsI'm not sure, but Wavedrom seems to be the gold standard.  I'll see what they say about adding support for it.08:37
xobsMadHacker: That's a good find for the latex command.08:41
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ovfyosys just generates some dot (graphviz) code: https://github.com/YosysHQ/yosys/blob/master/passes/cmds/show.cc09:30
tpbTitle: yosys/show.cc at master · YosysHQ/yosys · GitHub (at github.com)09:30
ovfe.g. https://edotor.net/#graph%20%7B%0A%20%20%20a%20%5Bshape%3Drecord%2Clabel%3D%22hello%20world%20%7C%7B%20b%20%7C%7Bc%7Cd%7Ce%7D%7C%20f%7D%7C%20g%20%7C%20h%22%5D%3B%0A%7D09:40
tpbTitle: Edotor — Your Favorite Online Graphviz Editor (at edotor.net)09:40
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