Update SConstruct to link ecp5/cells_bb.v #374
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iverilog fails compilation when working with ECP5 primitives such as EHXPLLL. Not exactly sure this is the correct fix, but linking "ecp5/cells_bb.v" (since that's where the EHXPLLL definition is) appears to allow compilation to proceed.
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Thanks a lot i'll try it and appears works! i'll try in depth but for the moment appears works. Thanks again! |
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iverilog fails compilation when working with ECP5 primitives such as EHXPLLL. Issue is documented here: FPGAwars/icestudio#542
I'm not sure if this is the 'correct' fix, but linking
ecp5/cells_bb.v(since that's where the EHXPLLL definition is) appears to allow compilation to proceed. Feel free to refactor if there's a better or more longstanding change that would better amend this. This is otherwise not desirable behavior forapio verifyto fail when using ecp5 primitives.