Add untested support for Sipeed Tang nano 9k, 4k, 1k and original Tang Nano boards #411
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…ang nano 9k gowin-based boards
…ated versions of apicula when available
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Thanks for your contribution! 😃 |
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Hi @Patronics. boards.json has a reference to FPGA "GW1N-LV1QN48C6/I5" which doesn't exist in fpgas.json which breaks apio. Can you take a look and fix? I tried to figure out myself what FPGA is in that board but couldn't find. Before you commit, run 'make lint' and 'make tox' and the root of the repository to make sure it passes the presubmit checks. Also, when you pull the latest apio_dev, you may need to remove the line with the extra "{" for apio to work. |
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Thanks for fixing it. |
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Based on the changes in PR #390, I mimicked the format and dug though the documentation for the other tang nano family boards, along with relevant documentation from the tang wiki, Apicula, and OpenFPGALoader.
Since this is currently untested, there might be minor errors, but this should, at a minimum, be a good starting point for supporting these boards, and should need only minimal adjustments at most. If anyone can test this on actual hardware, it'd be appreciated!