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Design gallery for SiliconCompiler. This library uses the rtl2gds flow in SiliconCompiler to compile the designs from RTL to a GDS file.
Utilize the same python environment as SiliconCompiler.
git clone https://github.com/siliconcompiler/scgallery.git
cd scgallery
python3 -m pip install .
sc-gallery -design sha512 # Will run on all supported targets
sc-gallery -design sha512 -target asap7_demo # Will only run on asap7
sc-gallery -target asap7_demo # Will run all designs supported on asap7
sc-gallery # Will run all designs on all targets
sc-gallery -gallery private.gallery -design aes # Will run on all supported targets in your private gallery
sc-gallery -gallery private.gallery # Will run all designs on all targets in your private gallery
python3 -m scgallery.rules -cfg <cfg> -rules <rules> -check # Check if run met the rule requirements.
python3 -m scgallery.rules -cfg <cfg> -rules <rules> -create # Create an initial set of rules.
python3 -m scgallery.rules -cfg <cfg> -rules <rules> -update_all # Update rules based on the run.
python3 -m scgallery.rules -cfg <cfg> -rules <rules> -tighten_passing # Update passing rules based on the run.
python3 -m scgallery.rules -cfg <cfg> -rules <rules> -update_failing # Update failing rules based on the run.
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Design gallery for SiliconCompiler
We found that sc-gallery demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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